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NEzPAR.

The Lord watch between me and thee wheI
we are absent one from another"
A broad gold band engraven
With word Of Holy Witt
A ring, the bond and token
Which love and prayer hath lit,
When absent from each other
Ger mountain. vale and sea,
The Lord, who guarded Israel,
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Through days Of light and gladness,
Through days of love and life,
Through smiles, and joys. and sunshine,
Through days with beauty rife;
When absent from each other,
Ger mountain, vale and sea,
The Lord of love and gladness
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Through days of doubt and darkness,
In fear and trembling breath;
Through mists Of sin and sorrow
In tears, and grief, and death
The Lord of life and glory,
The King of earth and sea-
The Lord, who guarded Israel,
Keep watch tween me and thee.
The ATqOSB.
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Passengers Passin.. CarIin FOR CaIIrornla.
OREGON.
Items from Portland.


PORTLAND, April 9lh.-The weather is
warm and cloudy. with indications of rain
The Claekamas County Convention con
vened at Oregon City yesterday. A full
county ticket was placed in the field and
delegates to the State Convention elected
The Republican County Convention for
Multnomah will convene in this city to-
morrow, the object being to elect delegates to
attend the State Convention.
East Portland has case of smallpox J..
burden, a resident of that city, returned
from The Dalles few days ago, and was
taken sick the attending physicians pro-
no9ncing his disease smallpox of the most
mallgnant type. The municipal authorities
are observing every necessary precaution to
prevent the spread of the loathsome disease.
The strike among the fishermen on the
lower Columbia continues, and prevents
active work by the canneries. William
Hume Co, and Cutting & Co. are running
on an arrangement with their men by which
the rate OF pay for work done during the
| strike is to be whatever may be determined
by the final compromise of the pending
| troubles. The price asked by the men-6O
cents per hSh-ls really more than the can
| neries can afford to pay at the rates ruling
tor salmon, and unless the men accede to the
old terms, which, under the circumstances,
- W NiAoN- ~ Vii0 eSGdbllsuhenLs VIII prop
ably remain idle during the entire season.
| The on y transaction of consequence in wheat
during the week was the purchase of 400 tons Of
Walla Walla, free on board. at 81 IS per
Genital 1t was made to complete a cargo.
and so was at higher rate than would have
| been paid had there been no special purpose
or necessity in the transaction. With this
| single exception, nothing at all has been
done. The news of the vast accumulation Of
grain in California warehouses has tended tc
dull the market
In speaking of the resolution adopted by
the State Democratic Convention indorsine
Iilden and Hendricks, the O,egoaiaa says
And so the Field boom, which had been
| labored on assidiously by certain small poll
ticians, got sat down on heavily in the Dem
ocratlc Convention. Tilden was the man ii
| favor, at the rate of six to one"
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ORGANIZATION OF A GUN CLUB
SHOOTING TOMORROW.

Sacramento for long time has been noted
for the number of her genuine sportsmen
who love to spend day in welding the shot
gun, and not few of them have become
noted throughout the State for their skill. 1t
has commonly been their custom to agree
upon day for sporting, and by common con-
sent resort to convenient place. There has
been felt general desire among them for
some organization, some well-arranged
grounds, good traps, and more frequent meet
ings for demonstrating. This wish at last
resulted in the beginning of movement for
the organization of a gun club, which doubt
less will soon rank as the first in the State.
Last Tuesday, at meeting called for the
purpose of forming such club, H. Hurd was
elected President. J. d. Young Vice Presi-
dent, J. NJ. Hotz Secretary, w. E. Gerber
Treasurer.
VIM Kimber NJ f. Odell and H. Eek
hardt were elected an Executive Committee
with w. E. Gerber as Captain.
w. E. Gerber. N. Z. White and J. NJ
HOtz were appointed to draft rules for the
government Of the Clubs shooting matches
w. B. Hamilton. J. j. Bauer A. J. Yer
mllya and w. b. Gerber were appointed a
Committee on Bylaws
the Courthouse, with all the officers and
committees present.
After considerable discus sion the Club was
fully organized and adopted the name of For
ester Shooting Club of Sacramento, with the
following members: Henry Gerber, VIM f.
Gerber, A. j. Vermilya, j. d. Young, Jos
Ankener, W. B. Hamilton, III. Eckhardt, j.
w. Todd, n. f. White, j. Parrot, NJ f.
Oden, j. l.. Zuver, j. J. Bauer. w. Nj.
NJ q 7 T., u
Hurd, w. Kimber, A. A Cook.
The committee presented an elaborate and
well-arranged set of bylaws. They state
that the objects of the organization are to
encourage love of gun and field sports and
enforce the game laws of the State. Its Off
GERS will be a President, Vice. president, Sec
rotary, Treasurer, Executive Committee
and Captain. The number of members
will be limited to twenty, and the member
ship fee will be s.. The annual election of
officers viii occur in April, and monthly
night of each month. The report was
adopted.
An excellent set of rules was also reported
and adopted. They differ somewhat from
rules of other Clubs, and are intended to
remedy their defects and avoid all difficulties
which may arise in any contest.
The Club has determined that their regu-
lar contests shall not be for any sum of
money, and expect to conduct all matches in
such manner that it shall both be entirely
proper and pleasant for ladies and other WIS.,
itors to attend them. The Club accepted
two valuable medals from former Club, and
they will be altered and adopted as the Club
medals.
The first shooting contest viii be held to-
morrow. beginning at 10 o'clock, at Lisles
bridge, ON the American river
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The Gather.

CHIco. April 9th.-It commenced clouding
up this morning shortly after sunrise, and be-
tween 10 and IL o'clock it commenced rain
ing, and continued at intervals during the af-
ternoon. Between 8 and 8 o'clock it rained
very heavily for half an hour. The weather
is mild, and from the quantity of snow in the
mountains high water may be anticipated.
The crops are growing very fast.
RED BLUFF, April 9th-We are having a
fine warm rain, with indications of a continu-
ance. Much snow is being melted in the
mountains, and if it continue warm we expect
some high water.
REDDING, April 9th-It is raining very
hard at this hour. We have been having
light showers all day. The weather is warm.
The crops are growing finely, and give prom
Use of large yield this season. Fruit is safe
as yet.
SHASTA, April 9th.-It is raining very hard
to-day. Rainfall to date, SO inches.
GEORGETOWN, April 9th.-After only two
days Of fair weather we are again visited by
heavy rains. 1t having been cloudy since
early this morning, at 8 P N. it begun raining
lightly, and for the last two or three hours it
has been raining very hard, with every indi-
cation of continuance at least till morning.
RIO VISTA, April 9th -hundredths
of an inch Of rain has fallen to-day, and the
storm still continues. Total for the season,
10 50 inches.
Dixon, April 9th-The weather has been
showery to-day. with the wind southeast
Thermometer 65'; barometer falling The
present indications are very favorable for
good crops.
STOCKTON, April 9th.-It has been show
ering here to-day. The rainfall up 20 >
o'clock was .O6 of an inch Total for the
season 1857 inches. Corresponding period
last wear 9 67 inches
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Iabcas Corpus Case at Los Angeles
ROhIler Canfnred.

Los ANGELES, April 9th.-The Hoyle
habeas corpus case came up before the
Superior Court to-day, both Judges sitting
together for its consideration. The warrant
from Judge Hoffman's Court, San Francisco,
was first considered, and it was held Judge
Howard giving it as his opinion, that the
Federal Courts had no authority to interfere
On motion of prisoners counsel the case was
continued until the 18TH An affidavit was
read, stating that 40 proceedings, criminal OF
otherwise, had been commenced against the
prisoner in Georgia. The fact that the Gov
ernor had issued a warrant of extradition,
on a showing that criminal proceedings had
been commenced, seemed to have escaped the
attention of the District Attorney. The
prisoner was remanded into the custody of
the Sheriff until the 18th. This disposition
of the case excites considerable comment in
this city.
1t is reported tonight that Claudio
Clarasoza, one Of the San Gabriel robbers,
was captured this evening in a canyon be-
yond that place.
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CURED sCROTULA.

PHLADgIFHA (Pa), july IS, 1877.
Fl. K. STEVkNS-Dear Sir: j can cheerfully
recommend your VEGETlNE as the Great Blood
Purifier | have been ailIng from Scrofua for
years, ami was cured by your VEGETINE. | keen
it constantly on hand to keep 10Y bowels regular
and am constantly reconm ending it to all whom /
hear needing remedy like yours. Truly yours,
JOHN NCGETPIGAN
Being personally acquainted with Mr. McGettigan,
can vouch for him as being reliable in his state
ment, as have sold him YEGETINE.
DR.. j. W. ABEL,
Druggist, No. 1925 Beach street.
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Rel, BLUFF, April 9th.-Samuel Braeh-
man, merchant doing business in the town
of Tehama, twelve miles south of this place,
yesterday committed suicide by jumping into
the Sacramento river at that place. 1t is said
that he was financially embarrassed, and that
for some time past has shown signs of in
sanity. His body was recovered this morn
ing about one hundred yards below where he
jumped in. He Invested himself of his cloth
ing before he committed the act. He was a
respected citizen of Tehama, and jew by
birth His remains will be taken to San
Francisco tomorrow for interment.
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R:pORrs REGARDING THE PREVAILING sTlRM.
Death of MIS- Holm, Shot by Her Husband
in San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA.
RasIroad Consolidation.

SAN FRANoIsco. April 9th-Articles OF
incorporation of the San Francisco and
Northern Railroad were filed to-day. The
company is owned by New Y ork syndicate,
who have purchased aud consolidated the
and San Quentin Railroad and steamers, and
the redwood lumber lands of the Russian
River Land and Lumber Company.
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u -E=z I.ssS- .ssl.ss III, sSg -E-E
REPORTS FROM OTTAWA.

OTTAWA Canada, Dec. 81. 1878.
Mr. II. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass-Sir: have
used your VEGEIINE in my family for several
wears, and consider it an invaluable medicine
most cheerfuy recommend its use to those desiring
safe and etfectua remedy for diseases of the
stomach and impurities of the blood NAV add
that | have advocated its use to seve al OF my
friends and aequaintances, with the most gratifying
and satisfactory results. Very respectfully YOURS
MRS. ". G.. PERLEY.
No one can doubt the truthfulness OF the above
certificate, coming from so responsible and infuen
tial parties. Mr. rerley the senior member OF the
firm OF Perley Pattee of the largest and most
extensive lumber firms in America.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Vessel LlbeIed-yoIcaro.

POM Townsend, April 9tb.-The brig
Sheet Anchor, owned by n. Zenichsen. OF
San Francisco, was hbeled this morning by
Henry Landes, of this city, for s2,745, and
on her arrival here she was placed in charge
OF the United States Marshal.
A heavy column Of black smoke was seen
issuing from one of the points of Mount Ba
ker on Tuesday.
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Arrival from Eower California-Quict at
Notwithstanding Fishermen.

SAN DIEGO April 9th.-The United States
steamship Tuscarora arrived this morning
from the lower coast She left La Paz
March 9Th. The Mexican gunboat Demo-
crata arrived at that port on the 10Th.
All was quiet in that portion of the PENN
sula, and the people considered the revolution
effectually suppressed.
The Tuscarora picked up party of nine
fishermen on the beach at San Bartolomeo,
$50 miles south. They were destitute of
provisions and water, and in pitiabe condi-
ton. The schooner dispatched hence with
supplies for them a few weeks ago went
ashore and was wrecked on the way down,
which is the cause OF their suffering.
The Tuscarora viii probably remain here
until Monday
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opinion seems to be that the Albion is on its
own ground, though nearer than forty feet &c
the disputed line. The proceedings will not
interfere with the working Of the Albion. The
case will be decided tomorrow
The K. K. mine was to-day formally trans
ferred to the Eureka Consolidated, and the
men discharged and the works shut down.
MIR. Kicker, a freight conductor on the Eu-
reka and Palisade Railroad, while coupling
cars to-day, met with an accident by which
be will lose one of his legs.
Passengers Passin. CarIin for California.
CARLIN, April 9th.-The following list
OF passengers passed Carlin to-day. to ar
rive in Sacramento Tomorrow w. H. Nor
gam. New York; w. w. Carruthers, st.
Louis Mrs B. Brunswick, Chicago; L. S.
Dundy, Nebraska; S. f. GRANGE, wife and
daughter, Illinois; A. Cobb and wife, Ne
braska 5. Davis, Newark, Cal; +. Fall,
San francisco VIM. G. Blskely, Arizona /;
r. Ciuygage, Carson, New; w. z. Stephens,
New York. c. Marchant, Montana; James
Parker and wife. New York; H. Hunter and
wife, Carson; Ii. II. Benham, U. S A.:
L. II. Darlington, Lancaster, Pa; n. Heath,
j. II. Grant, Miss Rebecca Jones, W. z.
Cole, San Francisco; Thomas Mahon, New
York;; Nick Vipont, Reno, New; G. Chulce,
Ohio; I. e. Willis, Connecticut; C. G..
jackson. Virginia d. o. Mills and family
San francisco GO emigrants including 10
males, to arrive in Sacramento April 11th.
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suicide Prisoner Shot Dissatisfied Dem

SAN FRANcIsco. April 9th.-A French rag
picker named Franconi suicided by hanging
in shed on Hook alley this afternoon.
A prisoner trying to escape from the House
of Correction to-day was shot by one of the
guards and badly wounded.
The Ninth Senatorial District Democratic
Club to night debated for nearly three hours
resolutions condemning the State Democratic
Club for indorsing the Citizens ticket at the
last election, but an adjournment was had
without action. The debate was acrimonious
and personal at times, and the amendments,
motions and counter motions, We're innumera-
bic,
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Releasc,i by Dea,5,-Asscssment.

SAN Francisco, April 9th-Mrs Holm,
who was shot by her husband in a lodging
house on Market street, Thursday afternoon,
fingered in great pain until 1850 this morn
ing, when death came to her relief
South Bodie leyies an assessment of Is
cents
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Il vEGE:TINE:"
Gives a Good, Clear Complexion

PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), July 8. 1877.
H. X. STEVENS, Boston Dear Sir: The great
benefit have received from the use OF VEGETiNE.
induces me to give my testimony in its favor For
several years my face has been covered with pImDles
which caused me much annoyance, and, knowing il
TO be blood disease, | consulted number of
doctors, and ais tried many preparations without
obtaining any benefit, until | commenced taking
VEGETINE; and before had used the first hottie
saw had the right medicine have used three
bottles and find my health much improved my
hGmor entirely cured. Yours respectfully.
Mss n. kEEFE, 1880 Carpenter street
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GENTLEMEN, if you wish to get full value
for your money, cali at the Furnishing Goods
Department of the Red House for fine
colored PeTcsle shirt, at 81 ; genuine English
Chsviot, at 81 80 and 81 IS; fine Percale
shirts. choice patterns, at 81 50. 81 70 and
3. We have excellent value in white shirts
at 81 81 25, 81 20, 81 IS and 81. Our stock
of neckwear, collars and cuffs are of the
latest styles and prices the lowest.
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RLDwooD CITY, April 95h.-rhe RepubG-
can County Committee to-day appointed the
following delegates to the Convention at
Sacramento: c. n FELTON,, s. R. Goodspeed
and George c. Ross. All are reported to be
for Blaine, although not instructed.
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SHASTA, April 9th.-Day before yesterday
the slaughter-house and stock-yards of Hoff
& Prackle, at Shasta, were burned to the
ground. Loss 81, 800 no insurance.
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Lake Thrasymeue, on the banks of which
Hannibal fought the old Roman legions,
has been entirely frozen over this winter,
an occurrence the like of which has not
been seen before during the present CEN
fury. The winter was everywhere in the
peninsula cold, so cold that milk, eggs and
wine in bottles froze hard
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

FRIDAY, April 9th
L. c. Chandler vs.. Peoples Bank-on trial.
DKNsoS, Judge.
William NJ Bryant vs.. George NJ. B9ruham ct al
Argued and submitted.
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The St. Gothard tunnel, in its entire
length of boring, IS completed. The tun-
mel will be equipped and open for traffic
on August LIST. 1t is as straight as die in
its entire length of nine miles, and Will
ventilate itself, as current of air passes
from one extremity to the other.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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puD4lCdH Ctstte Cbi4NSntiOn
The Governor Dana and the San ,Joaquin
No. 3 came down the river with grain yes
rday.
There is a message at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mrs Ada D. Davis.
Two car loads of immigrants viii arrive in
Sacramento this evening.
THE RAIN.-The rain yesterday appears to
have been general, not only in the city but
throughout the county and along the line of
the Central Pacific Railroad in this State
At 10 o'clock east of Blue Canyon it
commenced showing, and there was quite a
heavy fall of snow on the summit. The
river has risen from Is feet 8 inches to IS feet
s inches-5 inches since last evening. Heavy
rains are reported all along the Oregon route
In the city the advent of muddy streets and
sidewalks is hailed with general satisfac-
ton as one among many indications of a
prosperous season in the future. The rain
fall of Friday to 8 P. N. was .247, making a
total for the month of 2410 and for the sea-
son, 10 345 inches Total for the season to
date in 1879, 14.7S0 inches; 1873, to date.
q. 720 inches; in 1877, 7 $3.50 inches, and in
1876, to date, 25.5S0 inches.
A LOCAL BooK.-EYery session of the
Legislature has its biographer or historian.
The present Legislature is better provided
than any of its predecessors it has three
ographers-Hugh j. Mohan, e. II. Clough
and John P. Cosgrave-who have issued
compact volume of l57 pages octave, giving
personal sketches of Senator'S Assemblvmen.
State officers, legislative attaches and many
journalists, newspaper correspondents aud
reporters. A copy of the work sent to this
office shows it to be considerably larger than
any similar production issued at any session
of the California Legislature. OF course its
pages have only good words for the persons
sketched. Probably no one ever saw or
heard of a legislative sketch book that ran in
any other vein.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Knights of
Pythias of this city will give picnic at
Tammany Grove, Davisville, Saturday, May
8th. A band of music will be in attendance,
and there will be variety of games, prizes
AMI amusements.
PERSONAL. = Admiral Farquhar, of the
English navy, passed Omaha yesterday and
will arrive here April 18Th. D. o. Mills and
family and Fred. Croker will arrive from
the East this morning.
WARRANTS READY. Warrants for bills al
lowed by the Board of Supervisors at its last
session will not be ready for delivery at
Auditor Gerber's until u o'clock to-day.
PIcNIc AT RosEvILLE.-The Odd Fellows
and citizens of Roseville will have a picnic
on Saturday, April oath, and that night a
ball and supper will be given.
BOND FILED.-W. T. Huntoon Yesterday
flied his official bond as Notary Public in the
sum of S.. 900, with Adolph Hebron and
Daniel Flint as sureties.
AUCTION SALE-Ben & Co, to-day at
1870, at their salesrooms will sell horses,
harness, saddles, buggies, chromos, show
cases and an ice chest.
LECTURE. Mrs. R. 7. Fitzgerald will give
2 lecture and entertainment at Metropolitan
Iheater TONIGHT
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EdnuIea 0xrr1he Cnals
Pire at sI,nsta.

VALLEJO, April 9th-The Naval Board of
Inquiry now in session at Mare Island is rak-
ing some high officers over the Goals.
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DIED.

Sacramento, April s-Aargaret, beloved wife OF
Robert Quinn, a native of County Waterford
Ireland, 32 years (Fall River, Mass, papers
please copy1 ''-S
Friends and acquantanees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, NJ street, between Third and
Fourth, this morning at II o'clock, hen the
remains will be sent to Fall River, Mass, for
interment.l
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Every Deaf Person

Should try the AUDRHoSE. Ask about it.
Address H. Z. Mathews. agent, San Fran
cisco, Cal or Bell & Kolliker, corner and
Sixth streets, Sacramento, Cal.
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NEVADA.
sinins Litigation at EHreka-The Rich
niond Mining Company VS.. The Albion
Mining Company Mine Transferred
Accident.

EUREKA, April 9th-The Richmond Com
pany to day commenced proceedings against
the Albion The bosses and men in the mine
have been. cited to appear before Judge
Riyes in chambers tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
to answer a charge of contempt of Court.
Last fall the Richmond comm enced an action
against the Albion, to enjoin the latter from
trespassing on the formers ground The case
involved d long trial on the merits OF the
controversy. The Court granted at that
time an order restraining the Albion
from passing under any portion OF the Rich
mond patented lines until the main case could
be finally heard and determined on its merits.
The Richmond now holds that the Albion Is
encroaehing upon the forbidden territory.
The Albion, on the other hand, asserts that it
Is not within forty feet Of the line. The best