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all the Articles of War that ever were
cited by nincompoops. And it is not after
all very surprising that he should feel as
though Grant had put his nose out of joint,
for certainly all this talk about Captain
Generalship is calculated to create the i'm
preston that the Generalahip is NO longer
entitled to any consideration. It is no
doubt to be regretted that any GOODNESS
should spring up between two old COM
rades like Grant and Sherman, but it is
not unnatural under the circumstances
that the latter should exhibit some jealousy
and petulance.
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The Manitoba Lesislature-AnOtller Reso.
TIE PATRON OF CHRISTMAS.

st. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, A. d.
| 326, or $40 8, was born at Patera in Lycia,
and early distinguished himself by his ex-
ercises of devotion, charity and obedience.
After living in seclusion as Abbot of a
monastery several years he was chosen
Bishop of Myra. in which high calling he
became noted for his humility and zeal
and active benevolence. He became one of
bthe most popular saints of Christendom !;
is invoked as the protector of sailors, and
as the patron saint of schoolboys. Many
| legends and miracles are related of him.
The following are those by which he is
best known: A nobleman, being reduced
to poverty, contemplated abandoning his
three daughters to sinful course as the
only means Of keeping them from starva-
ton but Nicholas, hearing of this, went
to his house secretly three nights in sue
cession, and, by throwing in at the window
at each visit purse of gold, saved them
from infamy. During a dreadful famine
Nicholas went about from town to town
visiting and consoling his flock, and
upon one occasion he took up his abode
with a man who was accustomed, during
the scarcity, to steal little children, and
serve up their sailed remains to his guests.
He set such dish before St Nicholas,
who at once perceived the CRIME, and,
charging his host with it, went to the tub
where the mutilated remains of the chill
dren were kept in brine, and, by making
the sign of the cross over them, restored
them to life. 1t is in accordance with
these two legends that he is generally rep
resented, viz, in full episcopal costume,
and either having three purses or three
balls of gold in his hands, at his feet, or
carried on book or else standing, with
appraised hand, before tub, whence three
naked children are raising up with hands
clasped in prayer. Although, according
to the Anglican calendar, st. Nicholas
day is marked for December 9th, yet he is
almost universally regarded as the patron
saint of Christmas, and the popular abbre-
Walton of his name into Santa Klaus, or
Claus, attests the prevalence of his popu-
larity as connected with the great festival
of the religious year.
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Death of !" George Eliot

LONDON, December 23d. Mrs. Gross
cs George Ellot"l, the distinguished novel
ist died at 10 O'clock last night. Her death
was quiet and almost painless. She was
seized with sudden chill which attacked her
in the larnyx on Sunday last. She had
shortly before the attack received several
friends, who had left her apparently in good
health and spirits. The attack, however, did
not give serious cause for alarm until 6
o'clock last evening. DR.. Andrew Clark
then discovered that the pericardium was
seriously affected. and pronounced her case
almost hopeless. On the 9Th OF May last
deceased was married as Miss Marion Evans
to John Cross. of Weybridge, Surrey, mer-
chant in this city.
The Beers and the British.
DURHAM, December 23d.-It is reported
that an action has occurred with the
Beers at Middleburg, and that 200 soldiers
were killed and 80 taken prisoners.
LONDON, December 23d.-The Governor Of
Natal telegraphs from Petermaritzburg to-
day that the number of Beers in the field is
estimated at 1000, and it is thought they
cannot hold together. It is rumored that the
Beers made an attack on The British camp at
Patchefstroom, and were repulsed with loss.
The Beers have issued proclamation In the
name of the Government Volksraad, and
nave WTlCLeu W DldJOE 1IauJOu expressing ic-
spect for the Queen and the British flag, and
desire to avoid war, but are determined to
assert their independence, and requesting
Major Lanyon to surrender the Government
without resistance. Major Lanyon issued
proclamation offering pardon to all who in
mediately withdrew from the malcontent
camp.
DURHAM, December 23d.-Dispatch riders
from Standerton to Pretoria have been
Obliged to return, as the Beers were patroll-
ING all the roads. The report of an action
at Middleburg, in which zoo soldiers were
killed and so taken prisoners, is not con,
6rmed. Standerton is being hastily fortified
by the Loyalists. Every hour brings news of
fbe extension of the rising. The Beers
threaten to attack Utrecht. Fifteen Loyal
lists at Walkershoom and five at Utrecht
have been threatened with death.
The Billiard Match-searfng the End.
Pans. December 23d.-In the billiard
match tonight Vignaux made S57 points and
Slosson 600. The total score now stands I:
Slo.son 2,400, Vignaux 1854. The match
will close tomorrow.
Negro Conspir tors.
HAVANA, December 2sd.-The Spanish
bark Josefna has been fitted up for carrying
about two hundred of the ne gIoes engaged IN
the conspiracy of Santiago de Cuba to the
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NOTICE TO AGENTS AND SUBSCRIBERS.

We desire to inform the agents and SUBJ
scribers of the Weekly RECORD UNION
that the semi-weekly issue of next We'd
nesday, December 2Sth, will be omitted, in
consequence of the pressure upon the press
room in printing the New Year edition of
the paper. Subscribers will, of course, be
the gamers in the end by this arrangement,
as they will receive the New Year edition
instead of an ordinary one. Agents are
requested to govern themselves by this
notice in regard to their orders.
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THE OKLAHOMA RAIDERS.

The Oklahoma raiders must certainly be
possessed of a good deal of determination.
for they appear to have settled themselves
down for the winter among the SHOWS on
the borders of the Indian Territory. Such
a campaign would be bad enough if their
prospects were good, but with the GER
tsinty that they will be driven out of the
Indian country as soon, as they enter it,
their course demands an amount of resolu-
tioa not often encountered.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA'
- mento.-In the Superior Court. in the matter
Of the Estate of HANNAH TREGANZA, deceased
Digary Hobbs, Administrator OF the Estate Of HAN,
NAH TREGANZA, deceased, having this day nled
final account of his administration OF said estate
showing that all the debts and expenses OF admins
traitor Of said estate have been paid and that por-
ton OF said esa,e remains, to be distributed among
the heirs OF said deceased an praying that sad ac
couns be settled and allowed and said estate be dig
tributed TO the parties entitled it is ordered that all
persons interested in the estate OF the said HANNAH
TREGANZa, deceased, be and appear before the
Superior Court Of sacramento county, at the Court
rom of said Court, in the city Of Sacramento, on
the 10th day Of JAN JARY, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. w.,
then and there to show why said account
should not be settled and allowed as fled and said
estate be- by order of this Court distributed to the
heirs Of the said HANNAH ! REGANZA, deceased.
1t is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published in the SAcgAdgnT0 DAILY RECORD UNION
for 1T least ten days before the sd 10th day Of JAM
nary 1881.
Dated December q, 1880
s. C BENSON
Judge OF Superior Court.
]. C. TunRs, Attorney for Administrator. d24 l0t
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raRsE es1aINAL srcsIEs.

Dur:ng tie coming gear, and con.nsaeing De
GENDER 1st thu WEEsIY UNION sgiH publish three
Prize Stories Of California. The Jfrst, pub
lection Of ,eIich ,eiu commence IN the first aceek
Of December, lOi1 be entitled, The Ventures and
AdueatureS Of Charlie Could This Is an in
tensely interesting story Of the Stock- Gcmbting
;srio Of California, and tciitten By Edaeard
r Cain, Of Los angeles. The price Of the WEEKLY
UsTos lcil be So 50 per aznam-
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 22-By Rev. l. E. Dwirell,
Sid E. Eldred to Mary E. Gilman, both OF this
city, No cards. New Hampshire papers please
copy.)
Sacramento, December 23-By Rev. II. ii. Rice, at
the residence of C. W. Zimmerman, William NJ.
Geft, of this city, to Margaret C. Dickey, OF
Nova Scotia.
Sacramento, December 2S-By Rev. DR.. Bentley, at
the residence OF the groom's parents, Frank A.
Ranlett of this city, TO Belle c. Pugh, of Brighton
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1 HAVE no more doubt of the beneficial eff
fecss of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
than have that the Genesee river empties
into Lake Ontario.-[Rev. J. E. Rankin, d.
D., Washington, d. CT H. G. Kirk & Co.,
accents. Sacramento.
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TO HOLIDAY SMOKERS |!
II 80 S. w O. CD ID -,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC, ETC,
No. 229 X street near Third

EUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
eH following IMPORTED CIGARS of the 1880
Crop: IL Carolina Rega!ia de California, ZOOS;
Henry Clay Rena Victoria extra ine), zoos; yIllar
Y yillar, Reina Victoria, zoos; Antoine F. Murias
Rena Victoria, zoos; La Commercial, Non Plus Ultra,
sos; Commercial, Eegantes, SOS; Villar, Rothchild,
sos; Blossom de Tobacco, Elegautes, sos; Flor de
Cuba, Delicossos, sos La Flor de f. abal Bouquet,
eos; La Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, sos La
Hermandaj, Regalia Non Plus, sos; a Carolina,
ReSaiia de Paris, sos; La Flor de F. Cabal, Regaia
de Chica, sos Antoine de F. Murias, Regalia Rena
Chica, zoos; La Commercial Regalia Reina Chica,
zoos La Grandma Princessa, zoos; La Gloria
Coqueta ZOOS La Venus, Concha Fina, LOS; La
Montanesa, Alfred de ROthehild, 25s; industrial v
Concrete, Begalia de Chica, sos; La Election
Concha, sos; La Flor de Jose, G. Pumariega Concha
zoos La Corona Concha, San Domingo Tobacco,
zoos; La Estanila Concha, sos; Manuel Garcia
CoAcha, San Domingo Tobacco, 1905 The Medal
Award, Reina Victoria, zoos; La Commercial, Ele-
gantes, 25s. Also, fine 10: OF MseIschaum Pipes.
d223p1m
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REDEMPTIoN OF BONDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN AC-
IN cordance with the terms of the bonds issued
by the Pacific Rolling Mill Company, the Directors
of said company have determined by lot the num-
bers to be redeemed at its office, No. 202 Market
street. in the city of San Francisco the 18th day
OF JANUARY, A. d. 1881, with the following
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DIED,

Sacramento, December 23-Thomas Annis, a
native of Camden, Maine, a years, months
and 10 days. (AIaine and Illinois papers please
copy.)
Funeral notice hereafter
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TELEGRAPHIC.

LIST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
THE OoNKLING-BAYARD. AFFAIR.
The Delaware Statesman Writes Another
Letter of Denial.
sHIpwREcK AND SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE.
Audacious Robbery of Clergyman in
Michigan
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Fatal Explosion of Giant Powder in Penn
sylvauia.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS or FOREIGN NEWS.
The Beers in Transvaal Making it Warm
for the British.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento.-In the Superior Court. In the
matter of the estate of THOMAS TREGANZA,
deceased Digary Hobbs, administrator of the
Estate of THOMAS TREGANZA, deceased, having
this day fled final account Of his administration
of said estate, showing that all the debts and ex-
penses of administration of said estate have been
paid, and that portion of said estate remains to be
divided among the heirs Of said deceased and pray.
ing that said account be settled and allowed, and
said estate DE distributed to the parties entitled, it
is ordered that all persons interested in the Estate
of the said THOMAS TREGANZA, deceased, be and
appear before the Superior Court of Sacramento
county, at the Courtroom of said Court in the city
of Sacramento, on the 10Th day of JANUARY, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there to show cause
why said account should not be settled and allowed
fled and said estate be, by order OF this Court,
distributed.
II is further ordered that copy of this order be
published in the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION. for ten
days before the said 9th day of January, 1881.
Dated December %, 1850.
S. c. benson,
Judge of Superior Court.
i q TyrRps Attorney for Administrator d24-10t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

orthodox seryicc:-There will be held
at Pioneer Hall, Seventh street, between and H. an
Orthodox Service on FRIDAY EVENING, at 8
o'clock also 'on SATURDAY MORNING, at s
o'clock The REV. II. p LOWEETHAL will con-
S.sat tia aarricas d241tF
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NOTICE.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER THE
4 Land Mortgage of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, made to them as Trustees for the
Bondholders, and dated the first QsO day Of
OCTOBER, 1870, hereby give notice that they hold
said mortgage, they propose to redeem SO many of
sud bonds shall be offered at the lowest price
All bids over hundred and five l05) fiat may
be rejected at the option of the Trustees. Sealed
bids the SURRENDER of bonds will be received at
the office of the Trustees, corner of Fourth and
Townsend streets, in the city of San Francisco,
California, until noon JANUARY FIFTzEN
QSth, 1881. J. OBJ. GUM,
S. W. SANDERSON.
San Francisco, California, December 10, 1880.
dl3-2ptd
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HAMMERS GLYoERoLE OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial Of its success.
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Which bon6s will be paid in United States gold
coin, on said 18th day of JANUARY, A. D. 1881,
upon surrender of the same with coupons attached,
and interest thereon will from and after that
date c. NJ. KEENEY,
Secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Company.
Office, No. 202 Market street, San Francisco
d 1,ntd
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ASK Your DRUGGIsT for Hammers ely.
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other.
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WINE PUMPS.

r IGHTHALL's PATENT-THE BEST In USE.
4 Manufactured by
KEYSTONE PUMP WORKS.
d9.3p2m 40 Fourth street. San Francisco
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penal settlement of Fernando Pc. The iron
clad Almanza will not bring the prisoners te
Havana. The Josefna will meet the AL
mama on some part Of the coast, probably
near Cardenas. where the negroes will be
transhipped. The steamer fedora is await.
ing favorable weather to leave Havana. She
will carry strong detachment of marines
and infantry.
Boiler Explosion.
PANAMA, December 10th. = Intelligence
from Baranquita announces the explosion OF
one boiler of the steamer Isabella, killing
four persons and seriously wounding several
Others, two Of whom have since died.
On the 18th the French bark Siamcol, from
Cardiff, struck on the bar at the mouth OF
Madeline river. The captain, mate and
three sailors were drowned.
Adviccs from Mexico.
Cry OF MExIco. December 1Sth.-The
Executive has ordered two engineers, three
officers of the staff and one physician to &C.
company Captain Eads on his surveying tour
over the Isthmus of Tehuantepec The ex-
penses of the Commissioners will be borne by
the Government.
The Gaceta del Luaes publishes letter
addressed to the French Minister, complains
ing of the prolonged imprisonment of Cen
eral Cortina, and intimating that he is cor
fined because the United States would
consider it casus belli if he was set free.
Sullivan has received railroad concession
from the State of Morelia. The concession
for the Patzcuaro, Morelia and Salamanca
line has been transferred to him.
The Supreme Court found an indictment
against Ex-Governor Teran, of Vera Cruz,
for the unauthorized execution of one of the
insurgents of June 18th. 1t was rumored
that Teran, under false name, had en-
barked on an American steamer, but the re-
port needs confirmation.
The Manitoba Lesislature-AnOtherR eSo.
luton.
WINNIPEG, December sd. = The Mani
toba Legislature adjourned to-day to meet
again on the 22d of March. The idea hay-
ing prevailed that the resolutions offered by
the local government yesterday covers all
grievances in regard to the syndicate bargain,
another resolution was passed to-day as fol-
lows: That the resolution passed by this
House in reference to the terms of agreement
between the Dominion Government and the
Canadian Pacific Railroad syndicate did not
commit itself to any limitation of the objec-
tionable clause Of said contract. The tenor
of public feeling shows that the clauses re-
garding exemption from taxation and GUS
toms duties are equally Objectionable.
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HAMMERS GLYcERoLE TAR The most perfect
cough extant. Hundreds can testify to its good
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Haaxxs CsscARA SA6RADa bTrTERs lres al
system.
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FOR SALE,

nAn ACRES oFFIRsT-cLAss RECLAIMED
%UU gULE LAND, sltuai ed about one mile
south Of the town of Isleton, Andrus Island, and
fronting on Jackson Slough. For price and par
ticulars, inquire by letter or in person of the
nI1-2ptf SATsAfIENEf RANK.
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FeR THE CoUGHs AND CoLDs now prevail.
ing, Hammers Glyeerole of Tar is specific.
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TAKE A0TICE---JUS QUIT

snUR WINTER, SUGAR-CURED HAMS (EU-
Z rekal, which made an immense sensation last
year on account OF their superior quality. We also
call your attention to fresh Lard made expressly
for family use. Respectfully,
d24 3nlm MOHR HOERh.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Christmas Tree THE Congregational
Sunday School will hold their CHRISTMAS TREE
in their Sunday School-rcom, THIS (sriday) EVEN
ING. at o'clock d24-1t
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LIST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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5. 9 UENoON,
Judge OF Superior Court.
]. c. TuHRs, Attorney for Administrator d2i l0t
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Audacious Robbery Of Clergyman.

DETROIT. December 3d.-Rev. Samuel
B. Carpenter, an Episcopal clergyman of To-
ledo. recently of this city, was the victim of
an audacious robbery on Lake Shore train
last night. As the cars were about to stop at
Monroe, . eentlemanly -appearipg an in
quired the time. As Mir. Carpenter took ont
his watch it was grabbed by the thief, at the
same time that two other confederates seized
the clergyman, bent him back over the seat,
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Death from Blood Poisoning.

NEW YORK, December 23d.-The Brooklyn
Coroner was notified to hold an inquest on
the body of Mary Ferguson, 81 years old, of
523 Clinton street, Brooklyn, who died Wed
nesday night of blood poisoning. On Sun
day night, while washing, she ran pin into
the forefnger of her right hand. She applied
lotions to it, but her arm afterwards swelled
to an enormous size. She then called in a
physician. but too late, and she died, her
body turning PERFECTLY black.
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THE ooNKLING-BaYARD. AFFAI
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The Delaware Statesman Writes Another
Letter of Denial.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-15
State News.

The Norwalk fair opens to-day.
 The High Rock Grove picnic season closed yesterday
 The grading of the New York and New England railroad through Southbury is near ly completed.
 The reunion of the veterans of the Six teenth Connecticut volunteers will be held in Bristol Friday.
 The track of the Union Park in Simsbury is being enlarged from one-third of @ mile around to half mile.
 The Republicans of Thomaston have con- tracted with c. Tracy for the erection of a wigwam capable of holding 800 or 900 peo- pie
 A $2OO purse Is to be trotted for at the Norwich trotting park next Saturday by "Traff" Blackstone's and W. A. Bucking- hams horses
 As William H. Dale, of Colinsville, was walking from his residence towards his workshop on Saturday, two large dogs were frisking and playing, and one of them, very heavy and powerful animal, ran violently against him, breaking one of his legs above the ankle-ioint.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-15
City Court Notes.

In the City Court yesterday the cases against Otto W. Clark, charged with being drunk and assaulting his brother, c. M. Clark, and also assaulting Officer P. Reilly, came up. At the request of counsel the cases were continued until Thursday.
 Joseph McGurk was tried for creating a dis turbance in SchWeds saloon and for drunk enness. He was fined $5 and costs on each count.
 David Sullivan, full grown man who threw hammer at boy named Patrick Donnelly, breaking a pitcher in the boy s hand and cutting his hand, was fined $5 and costs.
 John Lane, of Hamilton street, for general breach of the peace and assaulting his wife, was fined $1 and costs and sent to jail for six months