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NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

In New YORK. Yesterday Government bonds were
euoted at I1sl for Is OF 1907 1o1s for 5s Of 1881
l111 tor rs; sterling, "a 79l@4 s2a; oliver bars
Il2l.
Silver In London yesterday, 81 1416d; cousois,
i17l SIS, 115l.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, Ole.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted al 9s l0d
CLOS I'd for good to choice California
Mining stocks were unusually active in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning, bat at irregular prices.
Alta continues 20 lead followed by Benton, Justice
and Hale & Norcross
Gosehen has left Constantinople for London.
The Bank of England rate of discount has been
raised from q to 8 per cent.
The two overdue steamers-Vietoria and volger-
have arrived at New York.
The British Admiralty has abolished hoggng in
the navy
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased nearly
s., 100000 the past week.
Eighteen houses and the postofice have been
burned at Arendel, Norway.
Fire at Springfield, Mass also at St. Louis aud
Custer City, h. T.
kStFtiA4 fSSStio hSiS tpIb iiStI
Frazer river, b. c., by sudden food, and were
moro or less damaged.
The President, Secretary Ramsey and General
Sherman were present at dinner in Philadelphia
last night, given by the Farmers Club.
During the past fortnight neendiary fires
have been discovered and extinguished at Dead
wood, D. T.
Mrs Gleason killed her babe at Marquette, Wis,
and then cut her own throat.
In Los Angeles county $500, coo gallons of wine
and brandy were manufactured last season.
Chinaman was drowned accidentally near Los
Angeles yesterday.
The National Council of the Union League of
America held its annual session in Philadelphia yes
terday.
Keene's celebrated horse, Blue Gown, died on the
steamship which was bringing him from Europe.
The Treasury Department yesterday purchased
100000 ounces OF fine silver for the San Francisco
and New Orleans MINIS.
train struck a carriage at Stamford, Conn, yes-
1erday, killing young lady and seriously injuring
two other persons.
For the first time since ths war the Southern
States will participate in the inaugural festivities at
Washington.
a IRE ueslr~Neu SeNeidl nuiuihSS al oliver Nllnt
Col, Wednesday night.
A violent explosion occurred yesterday at Newton
creek, L. l., which did great damage to property,
but injuring no one.
tbs proposed to illuminate Hoosac tunnel by the
electric light
The United States Senate yesterday adjourned
until Monday.
An animated discussion took place yesterday in
the House OF Representatives the Electoral
resolution.
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TIE INVASION OF INDIAN TERRITORY.

a dispatch from Arkansas City, Kansas,
states that 2, 600 men have invaded Indian
Territory, after coolly notifying the Pre<i-
dent of their purpose, and asking him to
forbid General Pope to interfere with them.
Secretary Schurz in his recent report ob-
serves on this subject: Attempts by
evil,disposed persons to invade the In
"dian Territory and to take possession of
certain unoccupied lands there have so
"far been successfully frustrated by the
"prompt action of the Government, but
they have been as persistently repeated
&C 1t is reported that another attempt is in
preparation now. The military forces of
" the United States in the Territory are
instructed 10 arrest the intruders, and
:" TO take proper measures to bring them
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.


The Stocktonians want a new theater
building
The Oakland City Treasury contains
sl9s,0O0.
The 1. o. G. t. are building a hall in
Westport.
The lakes along the Oregon border are
all frozen over.
Dayton, New, has railroad and now
wants Board OF Trade.
The Gabilan and Santa Lucia noun
tains are crowned with snow.
Gold Hill, New, has one case Of small
pox, and has flung the yellow flag to the
breeze.
San Francisco journalism has secured a
footing in Bodie. The papers there are
quarreling as to which receives the most
telegraphic news.
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DIED

Sacramento, December William kleinsOrge,
native Il Germany, so years, months and I
days (San Francisco and st. Louis, Mo, papers
please eOpy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence. corner of Fourteenth and L
streets, this afternoon at l o'clock.l
Sacramento, December 9-Joseph Piris, native Of
Portugal, g years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, which viii take place from
bis late residence, NJ street, near Fourth, this
afternoon a. o'cloebl
Sacramento, December S-Captain Thomas H..
Walker, native of Mobile, Alabama, Ga years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of A. }. vermilya, street,
between Fourth and Fifth, this morning at 10
o'cocl.l
Sacramento, December s-Grant, youngest son of
W. II. and the late Mary J. Lowell, year, l
month and days.
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" NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
Z of sale issued out Of the Superior Court OF
the State Of California held in and for the county
OF Sacramento, on the 7th day OF DECEMBER, 1850,
upon Judgment aod decree therein entered on the
4th lay Sf DECEMBER, 1850, in favor Of j. II.
oPFER and against ]. W. BRoCAS, in an action
wherein j. H. OPFER was plaintiff, and j. W.
BR0CAS, FRANK DALTON and J. II. GRAY were
defendants, for the sum OF $3.50, with interest
thereon till paid, at the rate Of seven per cent per
aunum, in U. 5. gold coin, together with S22 05,
costs OF this action, and $50 o. taxes and interest
paid by plaintiff, and S241 80, attorneys fee and So
clerks acSruing costs. besides costs to accrue, by
which l c5mmandei TO sell for cash. in gold
coin, the following described real estate situate,
living and being in the county OF Sacramento State
northerly bank of the Sacramento river, at the
southwestern ero Survey No. $50 thence meander-
irg down the bank Of sid river south ST., west 60
Inks, south 65 45', west 57.lO0 chains thence
south So 80 west 3 1900 chains, south 50 80,
west D. l3 chains south AZ s5, west S2lo0 chains,
south 45' 45, west chains, south ~ wfst 3 10
chains. south 40, west II chains south 49, west
66-loO chains, south SO 70. west 10 % chains,
south 40 80, west 76 100 chains, south ~ west
46 cha MS, south So As, west IS chains to
stake on the river bank, marked Station :" thence
north l. west Al chains to the northeast corner OF
Francis POoles CLAIM; thence north AZ 81 east
90 1lOO chains, to the northwest corner of Survey
No 800; thence south 80 80, east 40 chains TO the
point OF beginning, run by true merriam, contain
ing 1874 35.l00 acres, in Sections I3 Is and 49, in
township north, range and east Mount DiablO
meridian, being Survey No. 32l.
Notice is hereby given that Will, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1881, at the hour
OF IL o'clock A. N, in front Of the Courthouse door
to the highest and best bidder for cash. in gold con
the foregoing described real estate TO satisfy SAID
debt and costs. A. HEILBRON, Sheriff.
dl0law4wF
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THREE ORIGINAL STORIES.

Daring the coming year, and commencing De-
esraber Ist, the wExsIY UNION ,oiA publish three
Prize Stories of California. The first, pub
Eeation Of which ,ciH commence IN the first ,oeeE
or December ,oiH be entitled, The Ventures and
Adue.tuYes of Charlie Could" This Is an in
teasssy interesting story Of the Stock Gambling
per;o Of California, and ,0as ,s7ittea 6y Ed'0ard
+. Cahiu, Of Los angeles The price Of the WEEKLY
Uslos leiH be 81 so per an'ium.
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OREGON.
weather coroner's Inquest-w Wheat Mar.

PORTLAND, December 9th.-The weather
here is warm sand showery. The snow has
all disappeared. The Willamette river is ris-
ing rapidly. The latest reports from up the
Columbia are of favorable character. The
weather is much warmer at various points,
and the indications of a breakup in the river
are encouraging. Should the present tenn
perature conticNe, it is hoped the upper Co.
lumbia will be open to navigation in the
course OF week.
An inquest was held to-day on the body of
Henry Webber, who dropped dead yesterday
in the County Jail. a verdict was rendered
of death from heart disease.
The entire absence of tonnage completely
stagnates the wheat market. Wheat may
be said to be weak at 81 45, this rate being
maintained by certain buyers only till the
orders now at hand expire.
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NEVADA.


CARL1N, December 9th. The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
r. S. Alexander. San Francisco Mrs. A.
Butler and daughter, Vermont; NJ Locke
and wife, A. Cohn, NJ Bailey, San Francisco
S. w. Wilder and daughter, Honolulu; Miss
Meyer, New York Mrs. NJ. W. Somers and
niece, L. W. Hutchips, Boston A. Schil-
ling, wife and child, San Francisco Mrs. G.
w. Brytton, Ohio; A. B. Henry, Oregon
A. Slaght, Leadville, Col; r. S. Moore, j.
NJ. White, Elkner; Mrs. r. Smith, st.
Louis, Mo; Fred Peters, E. Mier and
daughter, San Francisco; no emigrants to-
day.
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MoJAvE, December 9th.-The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed Mojave to-day, to arrive ip
San Francisco tomorrow: M. S. FeinberSa
NJ. Castle, San Francisco L. A. Blankeslee
and wife, Humboldt, New: Mrs. w. N.
Monroe, Los Angeles; V. S. Pretra, San
Buenaventura !; Mrs. r. b. Scofeld, Oak
land; L. J. Rose. Los Angeles VIM. b.
Convey, Rio Grande; VIM. G. Conley, Rio
Miembres; j. C. Laduc, San Francisco t.
w. Hudson, Healdsburg Jas. w. Nelson,
W IL Frost Los Angeles.
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Says the Suffer Banner. We under
stand that the leveeing throughout our
levee districts is now completed and ready
for the annual test, consequently there are
many laborers thrown cut of employment.
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NEW ADYERTI8EMENTg.

USOR SALE-A FINE, STYLISHN
II BUGGY HORSE, with Herse and ksaSsFa
Buggy, complete rig. Horse perfectly ES-IAa
gentie-ean he driven by any lady or child inquire
at MlLLER'S STABLES, Ninth street, between
ard dl0lws
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Arguments of Counsel for the Defense and
Prosecution.
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The railroad era makes building boom
at Scio, Or, and several new buildings are
going up and more talked of. They think
fhey will in few years equal Albany.
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ter just at present. He asked for an extern.
sion OF time, when MIR. Bergin could be in
Court to answer the petition.
The Court then ordered the hearing of the
petition continued to o'clock, and reInanded
Gotta into the custody of the Sheriff, who was
instructed to make legal return. of the writ
at o'clock.
When the Court opened in the afternoon,
the Sheriff presented his return, certifying in
it that the writ was served on the Captain of
the Democratic, relating also the circumstances
attending it, and that he was compelled toleave
the vessel with the object of his mission to
the ship unaceomplished. Certain amend
ments were made in the return to conform
more strictly with the facts.
Counsel for the Mexican Consul held that
the processes Of the Superior Court could not
extend to the Mexican war vessel, as she was
substantially Mexican territory, but the
Court held that sanctuary" could not be
applied to such case. After some argument
in relation to delay, the case went over until
ii o'clock tomorrow morning.
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r HAVE EMPLOYED MR.. ]. T. KAGEE, LATE
Foreman Barber OF the City Baths of this city,
VINO is highly recommended to me by his former
employer, MR.. J. Y. TENANT, as being First
class Barber. Yours most respectfully, MRS BEN.
CoGAR, Propietress of the Arcade Shaving Saloon,
Second street, between End X, SACRAMENTO, Cal.
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIoN.
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THE SCHROEDER MURDER TRIAL.
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The Gotta Habeas Corpus Case-surrender
of the Prisoner.
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GROVE L. JOHNSON.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

a TToRNEY at LAw-oFFICE, FIFTE ST.,
"a betwesn | and j. Residence, No. 207
sfreet, between Seventh and EIGHTH d1O4plm
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Diphtheria has made its appearance at
North Buttes, Suffer county.
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NOTICE.

p. S..-Parties having Furniture or Household
Goods OF any kind, please send them on before
- o'clock dlO-1t
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Dc CO.,

AUcTIoNEERs
WILL SELL
This friday Afternoon, December L o,
At O'Clock sharp
AT sALEsRoOY, No. SOS ) STREET.
Between Ninth ard Tenth, and without reserve:
nNE ELEGANT REP TASsEL PARLoR. SET
" of seven pieces, brown putting; one Rosewooj
Parlor Set Btdsteads and Spring Mattresses Tables
and Chairs, one fine Refrigerator one Show Case.
Also, Crockery and Glassware and Carpets.
sale Positive. Rain or shine.
BELL Auctioneer.
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The Ronanza Suit.

SAN Francisco, December 9th.-The trial
in one of the cases of John II. Burke VS.. j.
G. Flood ct al was commenced this after.
noon in the Superior Court before Judge ].
+. Sullivan. TIL plaintiff, J. c. Flood and
number OF other witnesses were in attenc-
ance. Nathaniel Bennett opened the case by
reading the complaint and answer when,
on application the Court allowed A. L..
Sayre, with $50 shares, and S. p Dewey,
with 5000 shares, to be joined as plaintiffs
A. w. Havens, Secretary of Consolidated
Virginia, was put on the stand, and testified
by the books of the company AS to the action
Of the Board of Directors. The case will be
resumed on Monday next.
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The Gotta Habeas Corpus Case-The Pris.
Oner In Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 9th.-The Mex
lean Consul, Joaquin Garcia Condo, brought
the prisoner, Gotta, at few minutes before
IL o'clock last night, into the city prison, ac-
companied by police officer Rank, and de-
livered him into custody. The prison-keeper
was shown the requisition from the Governor
of Lower California. He asked the ofhcer to
detain Gotta and send him with an officer to
the Court this morning. Gotta was locked
up, and the Consul left.
The prisoner, whose case may become an
international one, was delivered to the Sheriff
at quarter of s o'clock this morning, and
lodged in the County Jail. At 10 o'clock
Sheriff Desmond, who had notifet Judge
Latimer that the prisoner was In
custody, produced Gotta ia Depart
ment 8 Of the Superior Court. The
Courtroom began rapidly to fill with
Mexican residents of the city, the
prisoners friends and others, drawn there py
a desire to get glimpse of the famous al
legged bandit and revolutionist, Gotta, VINO
was accompanied by his brother Enrique, and
bv Messrs. Peachy and Galan, his counsel.
T.. III. Sharp represented the respondents,
and was advised by the Mexican Consul
Judge Latimer, feeling the Importance OF the
auestian remained in consultation Win
judges Hoffman and Sawyer until quarter
of -. when he opened Court. The oherih
announced the presence of the petitioner
Gotta in Court, but stated that the writ had
not been formally returned for lack OF time
to make out the necessary papers. he also
notified the Court of his failure TO secure ene
nerson of the commander of the Dsmocrata,
who Is wanted for disobedience of the man
date of the Court.
Mr., Peaehy, counsel for Cola, formally
demanded to know why and on what charges
the petitioner had been deprived OF his lib
erty. and imprisoned in the eaileys CT q
foreign vessel of war. And also said that
the orders of the Court had been disobeyed
and the authorities of this city trihed with.
Mr.. Sharp, for the respondents. said that
he was not prepared to respond In the mat
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PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
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Bodie, December 5-Wife OF w. II. Elliott, sou,
Calistoga, November 29-Wife OF d. c. Willis,
son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

hofiee.-The regular weekly meeting or
Parlor No. 8, Native Sons Of the Golden West, will
be held THIS friday EVENING. Every member
IS requested to be present. as nominations for officers
for the the next term will be made. BY order Of
II. CLAY CHAPMAN, President.
6ko Z. kUcHLER. JR Recording Secretary.
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MARRIED.
BORN.

Los Angeles, December 6-Frank NJ. Palmer to Kat
NJ Backuan.
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Production of Wine and Brandy-China-
man Drowned.

Los ANGELES December 9th.-The Herald
tomorrow will contain in full l.. J. Roses
report to the Vitieultural Commission. It
shows that 5,713 acres are in vineyards in
Los Angeles county. divided among 800
owners. They yielded 81, 10000 pounds of
grapes, which were manufactured into 2, 000.-
600 gallons of white and red wines, 500, COO
gallons of sweet wine, and 800 600 gallons of
brandy, of market value of 81 000, 000.
A Chinaman was found drowned in the
zanja this morning. 4 verdict was rendered
by the Coroner's jury of accidental death.
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visitor, al Monterey.

MONTEREY, December 9th.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: F. w. Billing, Miss Billing,
Salt Lake; A C. Washington, Dr. l. G.
Barron and wife, New York city; John A.
Blake and wife, Ireland F. Lowry, B. r.
Croker, Sacramento w. H. Brausched D.
II. Vail, Walter H. Levy and wife, San
francisco; Emma Allison, New York Daily
Grnnhic
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Is made from Simple Tropical Leaf of Pare Value,
and is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause pains in the lower part OF the body
for Torpid Liver-E Headaches Jaundice-D Dizziness,
Gravel Malaria and all difficulties of the Kidneys
Liver and Urinary Organs. For Female Diseases,
Monthly Menstrlations and during Pregnancy, it
has no equal 1t restores the organs that MAKE the
1t ;s the only known remedy that cures Bright's
Disease. For Diabetes, use Warmers Safe Dfa.
befes Cure.
For Sale by Druggists and all Dealers at 81 25
ner bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-03

1t is not so far away from the last ses-
sion of the Pennsylvania Legislature, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, as to permit OF
forgetfulness of the desperate attempt of the
Riot bill syndicate to compel the State to
pay four millions of dollars as damages,
growing out of Pittsburgh's cowardly ab-
dication of all government during the de-
structive strike riots of 1877 in that city.
Four millions was the sum, and four mil
lions they determined to force through the
Legislature. Unmistakable manifestations
of public opinion, and the courage and reso-
lutte action of few members of the House
of Representatives defeated the plot. AT
that time it was well understood that four
millions were one million too much, and
that somebody would make big pile if the
bill got through. Now, it appears that AL
legheny county, looking to q compromise
and thus facing her responsibility under the
law, has estimates amounting to 1920, ,0OO
at the outside, all of which it is hoped, may
be settled for about 81 $4,000. This last
sum is, OF course, the result OF scaling
down at the expense of the losers, and un.
der the stimulus of accepting the best termi
that can be got from a bankrupt county,
but the calculations make it clear enough
now that the aggregate damage for which
four millions were demanded from the
Legislature by the Riot bill syndicate, werc
not much GfanY) more than three millions
if fully paid.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-03
INTERESTING FOmEuGN NOTES.
The Empress of Russia is slightly better.


Both Houses of the Spanish Cortes have
adjourned to January 10, 1880.
Thousands of persons were seen crossing
the River Seine on the ice on Christmas
day.
The statement that the Cars Winter Pal
ace is illuminated all night by the electric
! light is now denied.
The cotton spinners at Ashton-under- Lyme
(Eng) have demanded a five per cent. Rd-
vance of their wages.
There are now 10 900 miners on strike in
! the Nous district Of Belgium.
The masters of Ashton-under Lyme have
refused the application Of the cotton spinner'
for an increase of five per cent. in wages.
Senior Ayler, President of the Spanish
Chamber Of Deputies, is dead.
Count de st. Waller, the French Ambas
sador at Berlin, has rendered his resigna
! ton.
Great foods occurred in the Canary Island
on the 2Ist ultimo. Houses and crops wer'
destroyed.
A provisOry commercial treaty between
Germany and Austria has been concluded
TO last for period Of six months.
The present session of the cortos win clos
when the bill for the abolition ofslavery il
Cuba is disposed of. The new session vii
begin in March.
The mill owners of Lancashire, Yorkshir
Derbyshire and Cheshire have resolved tina
the demand Of the operatives for a 10 pc
cent, advance Of their wages'is premature.
The Paris Figaro contains an article by
i Count Bernard d1aroourt, formerly FFencl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-03

"A correspondent of the NJ y Sun, pro-
pounds the following conundrum: How
would this do for an ironelad ticket
For Presdent-Dr. Garcelon Of Maine.
For Vice Presilent-U. S. Grant.
The Republican party want a strong gov
ernmont.
This ticket has strength and availability
also.
Gov. Garcelon has nerve and brains; and
Gen. Grant unquestionably has nerve.
If Gov. Garcelon has been guilty Of hall
the enormities charged to him of late, he il
just what the Republicans require and ad-
mire. According to them he is halfa dozen
Returning Boards in HIMSELF and the fact
of his being Democrat need not stand in
the way, for Gen. Grant, as n well known
was Democrat up to the time Of his nomi'
nation in 1868.
A man who can beat Blaine is sure ofsuc'
cess, if taken up enthusiastically.
Hurrah for Garcelonl