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Presidential, Preferences.

Los ANGELES, January 16th.-The Journal
of tomorrow morning will contain an inter
view with 223 Republicans, taken without
special effort, within the last few hours, as to
their preference for Presidential candidates.
They are classified as follows: Blaine, 80 !;
Grant, 60; Sherman, s; Greenback, 8; Car
field, 3; HAYES 2; Conkling, L Bristow, l /;
undecided, "a. About all the undecided ones
are divided between Grant and Blaine.
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OREGON.
Charged with Murder.

PORTLAND, January 16th.-A young Ger
man named Henry Wintzingerode was ar
rested last evening near Hillsboro, charged
with the murder of Jacob Swanger on Thurs
day. Nintzingerode worked on farm near
where Swanger lived. When arrested, he
had in his possession two guns, pair OF
boots and considerable sum of money. The
former articles are identified as belonging to
Swanger. The prisoner is aged about %
years, is generally considered a sort Of imbe-
Gle. and has heretofore borne the reputation
of being harmless. There is every reason to
believe that Wintzingerode is guilty. Sew
eral circumstances, besides that of finding
the property in his possession, point to him
as the guilty party. He is in custody and
viii have an examination to-day There is
great excitement in Hillsboro over the trasical
affair
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VEGETIHE
viii Cure rheumatism.

In the treatment of Rheumatism in its different
forms no remedy possibly surpass the efficacy Of
this most scientific ,ompouud Of ealtb-giying in
gradients and provided proper care be taken at the
same time to wear flannel next to the skin avoid
exposures TO cold or damp temperatures, and 20
keep the digestive organs in perfectly normal
dition, no other remedy in the way Of medicine will
be needed to work complete and reliable cure.
We take pleasure in referring to the hundreds Of
testimonials which we have received from persons
who have been cured of Rheumatism by the per-
sstent use Of VEGETINE /; anu We do not believe
that any other medicine now in use can point TO so
trir, rrnt.lns
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 16th-1 P.S.
FLOUR We quote the various brands fol-
lows: Best City Extras jobbing at Sc 624 /;
Bakers Extra, S. sligo 128; Superine, 81 %
al so; interior Extra, IS 624l06; interior
Superfne, S4Gi 25; Oregon Extra, e5@5 62l;
choice do, s. 5000 Oregon suPerfne, g 70
chasers of round lots obtain concessions the
above rates.
WuEAT-The market is very quiet. Not only is
there absence of all speculative feeling, but the
legitimate demand seems to he checked. Consider
ing the amount of tonnage in port and the fine
weather for moving grain, it is matter Of surprise
that reported transactions are so light On Change
to-day we heard OF sales OF 1900 ctls choice white
Australian milling at 81 05; 400 do do, 81 O5 1900
do choice milling 81 O2i 5000 do good milling 90
q ctl We quote the market weak at S2d2 05 for No.
l, and 81 92ltl 971 for Mo-
BARLEY Immediate demands appear to be about
satisfied, and the market is void of interest.
Brewing is quotabe at s2!@97!c; feed, 65G75c for
coast and 77ids0c z ctl for bay ChevalIer 81 Goa
l 20 for choice bay and s1@1 20 for coast
OATs-Nothing encouraging to note. We quote
Humboldt at 81 15@1 81; coast sldI % ;
Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 15@1 IS !;
Surprise, 81 40d1 80 z ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots the wharf range from IS to
S12 p ton.
for long while, the indications being strongly in
favor of the very reverse. All through the late
frosty spell the continuous free supplies were sur
prising to dealers they were gratifying to con-
for liberal shipments, and it would be nothing eX-
traordlnary if depOts soon began to show accu-
mutation Of stocks. We quote good to choice at 81
age, with fancy brands selling at 26t@27lc, the
latter an extreme rate: inferior to ordinary, l7d
PIC inside rate for mixed lots from country stores
California frkin, lSc to 21c; picked roll, 20@23c.
WooL-No offerings. Quotations are nominal,
as follows: Humboldt free, 32d33c slightly bury
and seedy, 2l@24c; very bury and seedy, lSd
2Oc San Joaquin and southern, 15@lSc for bury
and seedy and 1Sd21c Tor free; Oregon Lambs, 81
@33c Z Fl.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK, January 10th.
BREADsTUFFs- Flour is dull and VI heat is quiet,
latter 81 4O@1 10.
WooL-Quiet.
BARLEY-Nominal.
GROCERIES Rio Cofees are dull hut firm refined
Sugars are in good demand, prices firmer Teas are
unchanged.
CHICAGO, January 18th.
WHEAT-S1 2S for February.
BACOS-S6 - for short rib sides.
PcRK-Sl2 81 for February.
LARD-$7 81 for February.
LIvFRPoOL, January 10th.
WHEAT-Calfornia, los 6idlls Id for average,
and lis 3d@lls sd for club. Spot lots dull +;
floating cargoes are slow, though there is some Con-
tinental demand clrgOes2 on passage and for ship
ment inactive cargoes off coast and those
nearly due as well as those Just shipped, are lower
the quotations being SIS and 54s respectively ;
French country markets are quet.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Westminster preshvterian Church

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of L, Rev. H. H. Rice PASTOR
will preach Sabbath morning at 10:45, and evening
at 7. Strangers cordially invited.
Kingsley II. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between H and Rev. J. E.
wickes, pastor Preaching tomorrow at 1O:45 4. NJ.
and 1880 p. NJ. Sunday school at 1910 P. N. Praise
service at $3.50 p. NJ.
Congregational Church,
On Sixth street, between and 1.-THE pastor, Rev.
l. Z. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning and
evening tine morning service beginning at l0:45,
the evening at Z. The public are invited.
Sixth Street NJ. E. Church,
On Sixth, between X and L streets-Rev. Robert
Bentley pastor. Services at 1915 \. NJ and ?. NJ
Subject for evening: The Word OF God opened.
Strangers are welcome.
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Seventh street, between and X. Service at
lO:45 A. NJ. and 7. NJ. by I. IL. b. Anderson.
Seats free. Strangers welcome.
Church Of Disciples Of Christ,
Eighth street. between n and O.-Preaching at
IL A. ~ and PM. by Professor Alexander johnson,
OF Oakland Seats free. All invited
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VEGE. E e z N e
Has Relieved and Cured Sufferers of Rheu-
matism by the Thousands

has Renewed ana CuIeu SuueTcLS u Esneu-
natism by the Thousands.
READ THIS: If YOU have rheumatism, take the
Medicine that will cure you.
BUTLER SWITCH, JENNINGS Co Qnd),
May 10, 1879.
MR.. II. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir Having in our
family received great benefit from the NEGEIINE
manufactured by you, l thought l would give you
the facts OF the case, hoping it might meet the eye
of some suffering one, VIII might thus be relieved
have grandchild about 10 years OF age, who, two
years ago or over had severe attack of Rheu-
matism, and for two long we under the care
OF good ply stefan as have in this county,
and yet all this time grew worse till we gave her up,
and thought she must die. She much deformed,
and told bv doctor that, il she lived she
would be always deformed but, thanks to NEGE'
TINE, she is to-day perfectly we'll and straight
an arrow. Last December we abandoned all hope Of
the doctor doing anything for her, and commenced
using VEGETINE, according to your directions.
When the first bottle was used up could not see
much improvement: but continued on the second
bottle and could see some change for good. Sh.
took six bottles, and thank God, a complete cure
was effected in every respect. Yours truly
6. BURGESS.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST MIGHT.
THE ELECTION IN NAPA COUNTY.
Choice of an Aszemblyman in Place OF w.
J. Maclay, Deceased.
PASSENGERS FRoM THE EAST By RAIL.
Brutal Murder Of an Aged German at
Canyon City, Or.
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A Frenchman, living in Louisiana, whose
wife deserted him, amused his neigh
bors by telling them how he succeeded in
getting her back without trouble. :" Did
coax her and beg her to come back" be
dramatically asked. 'No, did not run
after her. l zhust publish in re papaire
Eat | have drawn fifty thousand dollars in
re lottery, and she vas back much quicker
zan in no time -
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Canada Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar
rangement.
VICTORIA, January 11th.-The announce
ment that Oppenheimer, Onderdonk & Co.
have secured three sections of the Canadian
Pacific Railway gives general satisfaction
here, and the newspapers approve of it warm
", it being understood that Chinese labor
will be excluded from the work, and that do
mestic manufactures and productions will be
largely increased. Great preparations are in
progress for the spring business.
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BORN.

Calistoga, January 6-wife Of Mr.. Stevens, daugh.
ter
Near Calstoga, January l2-Wne OF Z. H. L.
Schmidt q daughter
Petaluma, January l2-Whe Of Daniel Brown, a
Petaluma, january 10 Wife OF J. c. Peavy. son.
Novato, Marin county, January 4-Wife OF Geo.ge
Haven, 4 SON
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Passengers En- Route to the Pacific Coast.

Passengers En- Route TO the Pacific Coast.
CARLIN, January 16th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sac
rsmento tomorrow Robert Barton, San
Francisco c. r. Alton, New York; j.
Rice. Silver Reef, Utah; Gustave Delon-
grave, Paris; W. G. Gallagher, Utah U.
Gimon, San Francisco; w. Mayer, Ger
many; E. n. Trask, Montana; III. n.
Grant, Laramie, Wy; VIM. Morris, San
Francisco; Geo. B. Damon and wife, Bos-
ton A. G. Babcocls, Oregon, ILL.,; Mrs. NJ.
II. Wilcox, Paul Wilcox, Miss Sallie Hill,
L. D. Whitmore, Omaha I; Miss NJ. +. Allen,
Jacksonville, Ills; Mrs: Oscar Vanderbilt
W. H. Benham and wife, VIM. A. Pinker-
ton. l. Lubbe, Chicago; Chas. Bernstein,
New York; Rev. f. NJ. Featherstun and
wife, Stockton Mrs, Parth, New York ;
Nathan Horng, San Francisco; Miss Sarah
Forbes, Philadelphia d. Davidson and wife,
Salt Lake; w. l.. Parkes, Pittsfeld. Me-;
W. A. Miller, Waldoboro, Me; G. L. Jones,
Sacramento A. u Cole, Mrs. John Cole,
illinois !: % emigrants, including % males, to
arrive in Sacramento January 18th.
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The Skagit River Mines.

SEATTLE January 15th.-The snow has
mostly disappeared.
Twenty three miners arrived here last
evening, per steamship Dakotah, from San
Francisco, bound for the Skagit gold diggings.
Some come from as far east as Colorado At
last accounts Skagit river was full of ice from
the mouth up to Mount Vernon.
The steamer Chehalis, however, expects to
reach the head of navigation next week with
a load of miners and supplies.
The heavy gale of last week, which proved
so destructive in Oregon, did not reach the
Sound
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Suicide with Lausianun.

VIRGINIA, January 16th.-S. Speiser, a
piano player on D street. took laudanum and
died at IL o'clock tonight. He has been
very dissipated of late, and has attempted
snicide hefnre
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night is that east cross-cUt on the 2,400-foot
level has found good milling ore in that direc
ton beyond the east clay of the present ore
body, and beyond the horse of twelve feet of
porphYrY.
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GRASS VALLEY, January 16th.-At 8 P. NJ.
fire broke out in the rear of the workshop
of B. Johnsons furniture store. on Main
street. The fire is still burning, but is under
control. The damage is estimated at about
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" E-I G. K. IL II Z Z L& n
rheumatism is Disease Of the Blood to
Cure rheumatism it must be treated as
a Blood Disease.
REV. WEE. VI. T WORTH
Recommends Vegeiinc for Rheumatism
End Sciafirl.

FALL RIVER (Mass.), May Is, 1870.
MR. Fl. r STEVENS-Dear Sir: For some years
| have been at times much troubled with acute
attacks OF Rheumatism Especially suffered tortures
from Sciatica. BY the advice Of friends who knew
the benefits conferred by VEGETISE, l began it's
use and since that time have had no attack ike
those previously suffered For some time past
have had no return OF the trouble, except Occa-
sionally faint intimation, which disappeared upon
taking few doses of the VEG tTTNE. | also take
pleasure in recording my testimony in favor Of its
excellent eff ct in abating inveerate Salt RheUm,
and count it no small pleasure to have been thus
made free. Respectfully, WILLIAM 7. WORTH,
Pastor First NJ L. Church.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Proposed Amendments to the o. s.
Constitution.
WESTWARD BOUND PASSENGERS
Effect of Mining Debris upon the Mare
Island Front.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Rioting Renewed at Pesth hungary on a
Formidable Scale.
Etc.............Etc Etc. .................-E.
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The Weekly Calistogian, issued at Calls
toga, has entered upon its third year. 1t
is a lively local newspaper, newsy, proper
and outspoken as to itsylews. 1t deserves
success.
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MARRIEn.

Cacheville, January 11-John Meckley to Louisa
Betz.
Woodland, January Fly Hill to Nancy Harlinr
Woodland, January 4-D. Q. Adams to Bette Woods.
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DIED..

Near Yuba City, January 14-John Mann (of this
city,, 60 years.
Hoceboom, So years months and IS dsvs.
Lakevills, nusry 5-Magsie Teresa Guiliovle. 90
years and II days
Cacheye, ia uary 14-Lewis w. Brown, % years
and months.
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"a Very Fine Prospect Lady Bryan
and Union.

VIRGINIA, January 16sh.-In conversation
with reporter to-day, Captain John Kelly
said that very fine prospect had been
encountered so feet below the 750-foot level
in LADY Bryan. At this point hand-drill
was this morning driven in ten feet. The hrst
fon p feet disclosed nothing, but the last six
feet showed rock giving an average of $50 to
Ale t3n-sf0 in silver and SO in gold. The
rock il very hard. and the ore at the bottom
Of the whole is of the same character as where
first struck. There is no diamoud-drill in the
mine. and ten feet is about as far ahead as a
hand-drill can be sent.
The best information from the Union to-
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no way by which they could reach their goal.
This gentleman reported their destitute con-
dition to the Superintendent of Outdoor
Relief.
Decision Affirmed.
WASHINGTON, January 16th.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior has affirmed the decision
of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office in the case of John Hickmatt VS.. The
State of California, involving the title to
tract Of land in Los Angeles district.
The Hayden Murder Trial.
New HAVEN, JANUARY l6th.-Chief Justice
Park charged the jury in the Hayden case
this morning, occupying over two hours. The
charge is generally regarded as unfavorable
| to the prisoner. He dwelt upon the circum-
stance that Mr. and Mrs Hayden were in
terested witnessed, and the only ones to con-
tradict important witnesses for the State.
The jury retired at 1l:55, and at p. NJ. din
ner was sent them.
Bold Highway Robbery in Chicago.
| CHICAGO, January 16th-As E. B. Wells,
paymaster of the South Side Gaslight and
| Coke Company, was riding along Deering
street this afternoon in a buggy, three
masked men assaulted him, knocked him
senseless with slungshot, secured $4,000 in
gold and silver and escaped in a buggy taken
| from in front of grocery store in which its
owner was trading.
Blown 10 Pieces.
| OMAHA, January 16th.-McEndree's Bill
lard Hall, at Central City, Nebraska, was
entirely blown to pieces between and 4
o'clock this morning, by gunpowder placed
beneath the building by an unknown party.
The affair created intense excitement.
BoiIer Explosion.
EppING On. H, January 10Th. = The
boiler of a steam-mill on the wood lot of J.
H. Pike, in Fremont, exploded last night.
The mill was blown to atoms One of the
workmen, Clarence Perkins. was instantly
killed, and another, Joseph Quimby, fatally
injured.
Burglary and Arson.
JACKSONVILLE Oils. J, January 16th.-Burg-
lars broke into several stores last night at
Murrayville, ten miles south of here, secured
several hundred dollars, and started fire
which destroyed three buildings Loss,
50, 600; half insured. No elew exists as to
the perpetrators.
sympathy for Indians.
New YORK, January 16th.-A large public
meeting was held tonight at Chickering Hall,
to demand the protection of law for the In
dams.
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SUPREME COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO, January Is, 1880.
Timothy C. Coogan admitted to practice on mo-
ton of Tiden and a license from the Supreme Court
of Connecticut
Henry s Wilson admitted TO practice on motion
of W S. McPheeters and a license from the Supreme
Court of New York.
Francisco D. Joy admitted to practice on motion
of W. S. McPheeters and license from the Dis
trict Court OF the Third Judicial District OF Mime
sofa.
Note-A class of ten applicants to be admitted
to practice being examined to their qualifica
tons by Justice Thornton.
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Mr.. ALBERT CROKER,
Read His Statements:

The well known Druggist and Apothecary OF Spring
vale, Me-. always advises every enc troubled with
Rheumatism TO try NEGkTINE.
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Election In Napa-Death.

NAPA, January 16th.-The election for As
semblyman for this county is passing off
quietly. Owing to issues other than politi-
cal, it is impossible to forecast the result.
The Republicans and Workingmen have
united upon Hon. G. Harrison. The Demo
cratic nominee is A. B. Walker, formerly
Sheriff of this county.
Ira Gilchrist, well known architect, who
came to this coast in 1S49, died this morn
ing aged IS years.
NAPA, January 16th.-Eight hundred and
seven votes were cast at this place, G. Hart
son receiving OF over Walker. Harrison is
ahead at other precincts in the county, and is
without doubt elected Assemblyman.
CAL1sToGA. January 1Gth.-A special cleo
ton for Assemblyman of Napa county was
held to-day. One hundred and seventeen
votes were cast in this precinct. C. Harrison
Republican, received 20 votes, and A. 3.
Walker Democrat) 46.
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MAINE.

Nj =
MAINE.
Position of Affairs at tke
State Capital.
FUsIoEISF GOVERNOR ELECTED.
Joseph L. Smith Chosen to Succeed
Garcelon.
HIS AUTHORITY NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED
Reassuring Address issued by General
Chamberlain.
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"AvING SECURED THE ENTIRE CON
troll Of the above market, we arc spariuS
no exp.use to make it the most attTac i've
msrket in this city. We have extended our con
uections, and the public can rely on finding a.
all times the best the market affords. Our Meat
Stall is stocked with the best that money can
buy. Our Stock of Game, Poultry, Butter, Eggs.
Vegetables, Canned Goods, aud everything that
appertains to a FIRST-CLASS MARKET is ccn.
plete.
NOTF-Our increasing trade haJ neoessitated Qs
putting on an additional delivery wagon.
ssy Our patrons can rely having their orders
filed promptly L0NGTON & ANTHONY.
ja174plm
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ZYMoTIc CoSTAGIoN. Professor Tyndall
asserts that diseases are propagated not by
effiuvia or sewer gas, but by solid particles
discharged into the atmosphere by currents
of air or gas. This he proved by the follow
ing experiment He cut up piece of
steak, STEPPED in water, heated it at little
above the temperature of the blood, then
strained off the liquid in short time this
fluid became turbid, and when examined
through a microscope was found to be
swarming with live organisms by the ap.
plication of heat these were killed, and
when the solution was filtered he obtained
a perfectly pure liquid, which, if kept free
from particles OF dust, would remain pure
for an unlimited period but if fly were
to dip its leg in fluid containing living or
eanisms and then into the pure liquid, the
whole would be s1arming with animalcula
in forty-eight hours
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yNyANTED-AN AMERICAN GIRL, 10 Do
w general homework in small family. Apply
AZ No TI5 street. 1alfH
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4 Test Case-What Constitutes Taxable
PrOperty


SAN Francisco, January 16th.-On the
application of &. c. Hyatt, Mayor of Stock
ton, the Supreme Court has made an order
which recites in substance that whereas f.. ii.
Allen, City Assessor of Stockton, has refused,
in making out his assessment-roll, to include
in it any bonds, credits, stocks, dues, fran
chises, duel bills promissory notes, bills of ex
change and certificates of deposit, which are
assessable under the laws of the u nited States
and of California, though requested by the
Mayor so to do; therefore the Court com
mands Allen to include in his assessment-roll
all bonds, Credits stocks, dues, franchises, due
bills, promissory notes and certificates of de-
post, with the true valuation thereof, which
are not exempt under the laws of the United
States, and which are not used exclusively
for the public schools, and which do not be-
long to the United States, this State, nor to
any county or municipal corporation within
this State, and which do belong to persons
resident of Stockton, or to corporations hav-
ing their places of business in said city, or to
appear before the Supreme Court on the 10Th
of January and show cause why he refuses
to do so. This is a pioneer case under the
new Constitution, involving a decision as to
what constitutes taxable property.
Battle Mountain and Austin Railroad
FeSacsErIaa troubles - RciIcl LOF the
Irish.
SAN Francisco, January 16th.-A force of
men was sent forward to-day to push the
work on the Battle Mountain and Austin
Narrow Gauge Railroad.
At meeting of the Pedestrian League to-
night it was decided to get out a warrant for
the arrest of Mark Thai, manager of the re-
cent matches in this city aud Sacramento,
presumably on q CHARGE of getting away with
the proceeds of the match
The Irish Relief Committee will tomorrow
remit 81, 500 to Dublin. Mayer Kalloch has
rendered the Metropolitan Temple and his
services as lecturer on Ireland and the
Irish for the benefit of the fund. Los
Angeles contributes 5000, and Stockton
$1,000,
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CALIFORNIA.

Gold Flacers Discovered Proposed COurs-
ing Match.
San Francisco, January 16th.-The dis
covery Of gold placers about mile and hall
east of the village of Hopland, and fifteen
miles north of Cloverdale, Sonoma county,
are reported. The country has been pros
pected for over half "a mile square, giving
two to four cents to the pan. a company is
now engaged in bringing water to the ground.
The Pioneer Coursing Club held a meeting
on Wednesday night 1t has been suggested
that a coursing match be run at Sacramento
during the legislative session, and if suitable
accommodations can be had at the Capital
it is probable that the suggestion viii be car
ried out