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John sRRRMAE.

As speculation upon General Garield's
Cabinet is in order, it may De an oppor-
tune moment to express the opinion that
the new Administration cannot do better
than to offer the Treasury portfolio to its
present holder John Sherman has IN
questionably educated himself into the
best Secretary of the Treasury the country
has had for many years; we should per-
haps not exaggerate if we were to say
that he is at present the best Secretary of
the Treasury the country has ever had.
We do not approve OF all his measures.
We sre convinced that several times
he has sacrificed financial questions of
commanding importance TO political ext
gencies which ought to have been ignored.
His previous political training, however,
gave him a strong bias that way, and no
man can rise independent of his previous
training merely because it is desirable that
he should do SO. The great merit of John
Sherman is that he has been learning and
growing ever since he has been in the
Treasury. Every year he has shown IN
rnistakable advance. Every year he has
discarded some error, mastered some new
truth, exhibited frmer and more compre.
hensive grasp of the national finances
His handling Of the question of resump-
ton, when we consider the nature and ex-
tent of the political obstacles he had
to encounter, was mastery. He was
not able under the circumstances to do
the very best, bat he did the best that
was then possible We doubt very much
if specie payments could have been re-
sumed SO successfully under the manage.
ment of any of his predecessors. He was
not responsible for the passage of the
silver bill, though we must hold that he
ought to have made a more strenuous
resistance to that measure than he did.
BE, however. was striving to carry
as much as could be carried, and
very probably he did not dare to provoke
antsgonlsms which would have increased
his difficulties 20 no purpose He has,
amid many discouragements and draw
backs, steered the department over which
he presides clear Of all grave dangers ex-
oept that one which is beyond his reach.
The great wcrk Of refunding the public
debt has thus far been carried forward by
him with less friction and more success
than could have been at all anticipated
he has generally made excellent and
economical arrangements, and has not
PLAYED into the hands Of any private spec
ulstors. The work he has so well man
aged however Is not yet completed,
and we are convinced that the
country will heartily approve General Gar
6eld's decision if he entEusts to the present
able and upright Secretary of the Treasury
.ba ful6llment OF the arduous but honor
able task he has already advanced 80 far.
We do not know o. any other man who
couId to.dsy take Mr.. Sherman's place
u;4bont conveying to the country sense
- deficiency by comparison with him,
and it appears to US that this single con-
,;,,eration ought to demonstrate the Wis
dom and expedieney of keeping him where
he IS.
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SORGHUM GROWING ON TIE ISLANDS
IsLEToN Sacramento county,. |
November 1S 1890

IsLEToN sacramento county,.
November Is, 1880.
Another new enterprise has just been
started in our little town. In fact, Isleton
is fast becoming manufacturing town.
The beet sugar refinery has been running
now for some months, and it has been making
a fine quality of sugar. both golden and
white. The NEST of the beets are of excel
lent quality, and are yielding all the way
from Is to % tons per acre. But the enter
prise at present specially interesting is the
making of syrup from sorghum. Josiah Pool,
being of an enterprising mind. thought he
would try the raising of cane this season, for
an experiment, aud have it worked up
into sugar at the sugar refinery. But as the
season is growing late and the beets are
not more than half worked up, he con-
Guided to try another process and work the
cane up into syrup. Accordingly he pro-
cured a presser and some copper kettles
and went to work making syrup, and the
consequence was a success. The cane is Of
two kinds-the early amber and the Hon
duras. The latter named he tried first he
cut and topped oneeighth of an acre and
gathered $500 pounds Of cane, of the Hon
duras. and from this 1900 pounds of cane he
made 40 gallons Of fine golden syrup.
Ilo ila<o Jttsb CuN4lleASSO D1t euc cary All
Der, but [ cannot now tell how it will pro-
duce. In making this syrup Mr.. Pool has
five men employed. The cane was planted
last July on land that was hardly fit for any
thing else, owing to the pest that is 80 COM
mon on our front lands, known as the love-
vine. There are about five acres in the
piece Mr.. Denicke, large landowner on
our island, also has about three acres of this
cane, which looks well and will yield abun-
dainty. By figuring upon the above statis-
tics you will find that an acre will yield q
gallons of golden syrup, which will bring in the
market at least from 60 cents to rs cents per
gallon, making the gross profits of an acre of
land from S192 to s240, which would insure
to the farmer a net profit of az least 800 per
acre, OCCASIONAL.
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THE NEW AMERICAN CHURCH AT PARIS
The committee for the erection OF the new
American church at Paris is now in pos
session of the site recently purchased. 1t
a very admirable one, upon the Avenue de
Palma, close to the Rue Pierre Charron.
better known, perhaps, By its former name
of the Rue de Morny. The church will
thus stand upon wide and important
thoroughfare, near the Avenue des Champs
Elysees, and in the center of the most
rapidly growing part of that beautiful
quarter of the city. 1t will be convenient
alike to Americans resident in Paris, and
TO the more transient population in the
principal hotels. The plot is very nearly
square, with 40 feet OF faoade-upcn the
Avenue de rAlma-and having depth OF
$50 feet. The well known architect, Geo.
Edmund Street, Of Cavendish Square. Lon
don, has Designed for this site plan for
the future church building. This will be
large and beautiful, furnishing accornmo-
dations for nearly |, 900 persons, and most
imposing in ita artistic effect.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, November 2lst.- The Obse' yer,
in leading editorial, Gays: " As Parliament
has not been summoned to meet December
I'd for the dispatch of business, we may as
sumo that the Cabinet are undecided regard
ing the question of an early session. The
policy of postponing coercion, it possible, until
modification of the present land tenure can
be tried as a remedy for the prevailing aelta-
ton and discomfort, has outweighed, IN the
Judgment of the Ministry, the argume nts
which presented themselves In behalf OF I'M
mediate action. The country will rot be
dispoeed to complain of this decision. The
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The Railroads and the People 7
scRIsNER's FOR DECEMBER

Among the many striking illustrations in
this number are two full-page pictures, by
Blum, of Mrs John Drew as Mrs. Mala-
prop" and Joseph Jefferson as bob Acres.
"Rivals." In "GIimpses Of Partisan Art"
there are original sketches by a. de Neu-
vl.ly. Dupain, Detaille, Chevilliard, Sarah
Bernhard, Clarin, and others. The second
lns.allmsnt of Peter the Great as Ruler
and Reforner," describing the revolt: and
punishment Of the Streltsi, the first reforms
of Peter, etc =, is fully illustrated and of great
interest. Part l. of this now famous serial
can be secured at a very low price. See
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York, furnishes remarkable paper on "The
Railroads and the People," containing
valuable and surprising information on a
question of the utmost importance.
There are further chapters Of Sensiers en-
tertsining Life of T. hlillet;'' "A Study
of Apparent DEATH" by Francis Gerry Far
field; biographical sketch of Alessandro
Gavazzt the Italian patriot and evangelist I;
story by Il. H Boyesen the second part of
Mrs. Schayers "Tiger-Lily;' an illustrated
paper on "Montenegroas We sawIt;" sketch
of Archibald Forbes, the English war CORE
spondent, by Miss Kate Field; further ex-
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and others), with full editorial departments,
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The popular special offers are as follows:
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An Edifor.s Escane.
OFFIcE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ERA"
ALBA lava hIau 0G 1890

OFFICE OF THE " INDUSTRIAL ERA"
ALBA, Iowa, May &c, 1880.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-I take great
pleasure in making the following statement
s. have been afflicted with disease of the
kidneys for the past two years, and have tried
numerous remedies with only partial and
temporary relief. Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure was recommended to me, and
after taking it the pain and distress left me.
and l am to-day feeling strong and well. l
am perfectly satisfied that Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is the medicine
needed. and can cheerfully recommend it to
Others" g. W. STAMM. II. G. Kirk & Co.,
agents. Sacramento
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Mortality Report,

For the week ending November 20, 1880, made by
w. @. FARsswoRTH, Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office, No. 804 street:
November 13-Jung Ing Chow, 90 years; China.
November 15-Alfred Ellis Marsh, year, II months
and 10 days; California.
November l6-James YasseH, IS years and II days
Virginia John Charles Lindsey, years, month
and 81 days; New York.
November 17-Mnne Luella Measure, 10 months
and IA days California.
November ls-Li1zie Strauch, years, months and
10 days; California
November 19-Lee Chung Man, 81 years China.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following:
November l2-sarah Ready. SO years. II months
and II days Ohio
November Is John Hoey 81 years; Ireland JOAN
silva, months and Is days California.
November 15-William l.. Grafton, 81 years: North
Carolina. j. +. Met7ger, As years, months and
days; Germany.
November 17-Minnie Hisle 81 years. Germany.
November 19-Barney McPike, 40 years ; Ireland.
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THREE ORIGINAL STORIES.

Dsrsng the coming year, and commencing Do
eeraber lst, the WE LY UNION iriH publish three
Pre- Stories Of California. The Jfrst, the pub
lieGaon Of tClich Till commence In the first l0eek
Of December, toill Be entitled 'The Ventures and
AdUsaisreS ef Chariie Gould" This is an tn
ten,ay interesting story Of the Stock Gambling
period Of California, aud ,uas 1ritten By Edi0aTd
p oahsu, of 10. angeles. Tie price Of the WEEKLY
USIoS ,rsl be 50 80 per annum.
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A Physicians Testimony.

81 hereby certify that have been prac-
ticing physician for twenty-seven years, and
for many chronic cases in my practice do
recommended Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1t was upon my advice that G.
w. Stamm, editor of the Industrial Era,
Abba, Iowa, obtained this invaluable rem
edy." A. A. RAMSAY, M. D. FL. G. Kirk &
Co, agents, Sacramento.
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DIED


Willows, November 1s-Mrs NJ. Rowe, 3S years.
Vallejo, November 1S-Willie Hunter Adams, 10
years, months and days.
Auburn Station, November 1s-Simon Reid, 80
Santa Barbara, November ~ iram Batten, IS
years.
wheatland, Yuba coanty, November 19-Horatio N
Buell. 81 years.
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Mrs. Corwin, resident of Oakdale, near
Stockton, was taken with a delirious fever
few nights since, and, arising from her
bed, walked four miles in her night.
clothes. She was found at daY-break by
the roadside in an insensible condition.
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HAMMERS GLYoERoLE CT Tar has been
before the public for the past six years, and
it's constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial of its success.
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There is no doubt, says the Willows
Journal, about the prevalence in certain
sections OF Colusa county of that much
dreaded disease, diphsheria. Several chill
dren in the county have already died
fror,
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FoR THE COUGHS AND COLDS now prevail
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar Is SPECIFIC.

P,sr.un,s Isya1Lryps IsaEc1oy = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhea, gieet, ETC. n: .
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. sent
G. o. ID. to any address.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMPANY A, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, !
FOURTH RRIdApK n G G

FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. C,
SACRAHKNTo, November 20 1880.
The officers and members of the Company will
assemble at the Armory, in full uniform, THIS
(Monday) EVENING, November 22d, at 1880 o'clock
sharp, for inspection, in accordance with orders
from General and Regimental Headquarters Every
member is expected to be present, and all State and
company property must be brought to the Armory
BY order OF M. J. BURKE, Captain.
Wa LOWELL First Sergeant. n22-lt
6. A. R.-AlI mem bers OF the above are
requested to meet at their hall, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, November I'D, to take action upon New
Bylaws. By order. JAS. KENT, p. G.
II. j. BURNETT, Adiutant. n221t
Knights Of Observation-Disclosures Lodge.
No. 1850, Knights of Honor, will meet in their hail.
corner Ninth and K streets, THIS (Monday) EVEN
ING, November %, 1850, at 1880 o'clock. Work in
the Second Degree. All members Of the Order
invited to spend the evening with us.
T. J. SCOTT Dictator.
P. L. HICKMAN, Reporter. lB. CT n22-lt
VETANTED - THREE FIRST-CLASS DRY
Wv Goods statesmen Apply, between the hours
OF 10 and IL A. H., at RED HOUSE. n22,St
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BORN.

daughter.
ter.
willows, November 1s-wife of L. L. Rowe, a
daughter.
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weott,er Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 2lst.-For central and
southern Pacific coast regions: Clear or partly
cloudy weather. For northern Pacific coast region :
Partly cloudy weather, with rain.
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HAMMERS GLYcsRobH OF TAR, for coughs and
Colds contains opiate5 or astIlnSehts' Inc oeos
preparation out for children
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HAxngz's GLYoEaoLs TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds can testify to it's good
eff
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H.syRR,s CAscARa SAssApA BrTERs touches the
RICH; spot dyspepsia, constipation and liver COM
rIat
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HANxxR,s CAscAaA sAaRADA BrrrHRs cures al
COMPLAINTS arising from obstructed state Of the
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Dr. UsaAs's LIQUOR ASrIDoTE carefully PREPARED
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ. s. Hammer, DRUGGIST
Sacramento (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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The State Normal School building at
San Jose is being rooted over.
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Regulate THB liver with Hammers Cascara
SasIads Btters. and health Is the result
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD,uN1oN.
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REPORT OF THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Preparations for the obsequies of the
Late Governor Williams.
POSTAL CHANGES FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
Cold Weather in New Hampshire, New
Jersey and Dakota.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
The Expenses of Secretary sherman's
Delegation to Chicago.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Death of Sir Alexander cockburn, Lord
Chief Justice of the Queens Bench.
ETC. Observation-Disclosures. Etc.
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practicc1 by the youth Of both sexes 10 an Almost
unlimited extent, producing With unerrng certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
conibatai by scientific medical measures viz Saow
eountenanoe dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rusting Of
leaves end rafting of eha-iots. uneasiness about
the Ioins weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
bluated intellect, loss Of confidence, dif1dence IN
approaching strangers, dislike to form new 40
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss %
memory, hectic flushed. pimples and various erup-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetd breath,
coughs, consumDtion, night sweats, monomana and
frequent insanity.
CTRED AT HOME.
Persons al distance NAV be cured at home by id
dressing letter toDR GIBB0N, stating case, symp.
toms, length Of time the disease has continued and
have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity. TO any part of the country,
with full and plain directions By ipeosing ten
dollars, in registered letter, through the Postofce
or through Wells, Fargo Co., package OF medicine
will be forwarded TO any part OF the Union Please
s-y you saw this advertisement in tbs Rscuap
UNION. Address, DR. J. F. GIBBoN.
3aA-4pt Box 1897, San Francisco.
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Preparations for the obsequies of the
Late Governor Williams.
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POSTAL CHANGES FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.

Cold Weather in New Hampshire, New
Jersey and Dakota.
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HAxxxA's aLrczRoIa OF TAa, FOX coughsand colds,
Try IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS

Death Of Sir Alexander Cockburn, Lore
Chief Justice of the Queens Bench.
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REPORT OF THE INDIAN BUREAU
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The Expenses of Secretary sherman's
Delegation to Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
.EG0.EG s. N-aEz
The Grand Hotel Property,

The Grand Hotel Property,
CENTRALLY LOCATED, ON THE CORNER
Of and Front streets, in the city OF Sacra-
mento having frontage OF IS feet and being three
stories in hight. building Of modern eonssrue
tion containing 90 welllighted and pleasant rooms
conveniently arranged, and provided with all recent
improvements and oonveniences. The first or ground
floor is occupied for Stores sloony barber shop aud
hotel Office rented and yielding lair income, which
can be materially increased by q Teopenlng OF the
upper portion Of the premises. The building ID In
good repair, and located on one OF the oldest and
most popular hotel sites in the city. Its proximity
to Passenger and Freight Depot, Steamboat Land
ngs Express and Telegraph Offices, Banks and
business center, assures a large and mmedsats
profitable trade to the house.
THIS PROPERTY
Is for sale, and must be sold.
sB Price, LOW third cash; balanos on
any time desired, at per cent per annum net
tn OFFERS WANTED. IA
For further particulars, address CadwaIeder n
Parsons, Real Estate Agents, corner Third and
streets, Sacramento. O27-2pim
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A New Bishop

ST. LOUIS, November 21st.-Rev. G. K.
Dunlap was consecrated today as Episcopal
Bishop of Arizona and New Mexico, and
viii reside at Sonia Fe.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
ss3 Kenrny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1884, for
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such asGouorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis IN al
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Stfn
Diseases, etc, perrna-
nently cured orno charge.
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COMING WEST BY RAIL
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seminal Weakness.

Seminal EmlsslOns, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
r.rarfd aaxliol infinlonnr,ca
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Northumberland Passengers.

OMAHA, November 2lst. The following
through passengers were on to-dsy's train,
leaving at 1915 P. NJ. TO arrive in Sacramento
November 25sh: Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and
three children, Red Wing. MINI. Rev. W.
L. Citizens, George N. Gosling, L. Glazier,
Mrs Mathews, Mrs. Hay, San Francisco !;
Mrs. K K. Evans, Washington, d. c. (;
Mrs. John Gay and three children, Wood
stock, Canada; G. P. Hunt, New York /;
. Mrs. +. 3. Marsh and two children, Miss
Marsh, Miss Mamie Marsh, Oakland; Mrs.
NJ. Robinson and two children, Boston Geo.
Fl. Watson, Seattle, W. T.; Mrs Ida v.
Pierson, Yuba CITY; Mrs. s. Mills. New
York Lieutenant West and wife, Lieuten-
| ant Egbers. Colonel Evans, United States
army, with 100 recruits.
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Visiting Garfield

CLEVELAND, November 21st.-Chairman
Jewell, of the National Republican Commit
tee, aud j ohm 1. Davenport spent the greater
part of yesterday at General Gar6eld's home
in Mentor They came here last night, and
left for the East this afternoon. General
Garfield will leave home tomorrow or Tues
day for Washington, to be gone week or
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13

eliminated from eur politics. Every
suggestion of honor, every impulse
of state pride, every consideration OF
self-interest and party expediency
demand it. It is and has been a
milestone about the neck of our
state. Remove it, and Tennessee,
with her magnificent dowry of nat
ural resources, instead of languish-
ing in the rear, with paralyzed ener-
gies and a face of shame, will take
her proper place high up among the
grand sisterhood of states-the
jewels that sparkle upon her brow,
radiant with the light of an unspot-
ted name. May God speed the
splendid hour. Applause.
Mr.. Washington was frequently
interrupted in the course of his re
marks with applause, Particularly
was this noteaceable when he men
toned the horror of Reputation. A
yell broke forth from hundreds of
Threats which continued for several
moments. Before it had subsidized it
was taken up again and repeated as
loud and theoretically as before.