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MISCELLANEOUS.

The War Department is in receipt of in
formation that the sensational reports about
the invasion of Indian Territory are without
foundation.
The President yesterday signed the APP
pointrnent of Fred. III. Hinckley of Eureka,
New, as Register of the Land Office at
Eureka, vice James McMartin.
corn, yesterday morning struck the pier Of
the bridge at st. Louis, broke and sunk. The
barge was valued at s., 000
The Greenbackers OF the Fourteenth Dis
trict Of Illinois have nominated j. Il. Scott
for Congress. vice Colonel Wolfe declined.
The Greenb2ck Convention of the Seventh
District of Missouri has nominated Judge I.
Nj. Rice for Congress. Rice is Republi-
can
A Berlin dispatch says: News from Con
stantineple, received to-day. indicates that
the Porte will reply courteously. but evas-
ively, to the collective note, and prepare to
wage an unofficial war.
C. S. Craig has been appointed General
Eastern Passenger Agent of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. and will be in charge of
the business east of Baltimore, including
New York city and the New England States.
A London dispatch says: The owners OF
Robert the Devil will tomorrow lodge a
formal protest against Ben dor for the
Derby stakes. Ii the stewards Of the Jockey
Clubs decline to entertain it, they will prob
ably bring the matter before the Courts.
The race for the Liverpool cup was won by
Black Thorn, Limerick second, Misenus
third.
The census shows the population of Detroit,
Mich, to be 116, 600.
The Republicans at Beloit, Kansas have
renominated John &. Anderson for Congress.
A mild quarantine has been established at
Memphis against New Orleans, extending
only TO goods, not persons.
Miss Diller, one of the persons taken alive
from the steamer Seawanahaka on the night
of the disaster, died at New York last night.
A Nashville frenn.) dispatch announces
that w. P. Whittehorne was renominated
for Congress yesterday.
The Sixth Congressional lDemocratic) Con,
vention of Mississippi has renominated j.
r. Chalmers by reclamation.
Congressman 0rth was renominated IRON
the Ninth District of Indiana yesterday.
At St. Louis, Mo-. yesterday, the French
citizens held grand fete, to commemorate
the national fete of France.
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LIFs- SAVING APPARATUS.

The Government las at last determined
that an investigation shall be held to ascer.
tain if the Steamboat Inspectors were re.
spensible Tor the loss Of life in the recent
destruction Of The steamer Narragansett on
Long Island Sound. 1t IS TO be hoped that
this investigation VIII be thorough, and
fully clear up all doabts as to the proper
equipment OF that boat with life-saving APP
planes. We venture The assertion that
rigorous inquiry would develop The fact that
quite half of the passenger carrying steam
ers of the country are not supplied with
sufficient boats, life-pseservers, or fire ex-
tinguishing apparatus, and that of such APP
piiapces on the remaining steamers. one
half viii be out Of order, o. SO packed away,
or so fledged in, as to be practically useless
at a time when prompt action alone is Of
avail.
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PROPOSALS
-FoR-
WORK ON THE YUBA RIVER
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF !
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. j,

SACRAMENTO, tAL., July II, 1851
DY ORDER OF The BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IL of Drainage District No. l, passed at the SEES.
sion held on the lith day OF JULY $780, sealed pro-
posas will be received at the Office of said Board
Room No. 80, in the State Capitol Building, Sacra-
mento Cal, until - o'clock " on AUGUST Is 1880,
for the Construction, Repairing, Strengthening and
Protection of Leyees necessary prevent the spread
OF debris from the channel ii Yuba River, in &C
cordance with plans and specifications on file in the
office OF the Directors as above.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with certi-
fed check upon some weknown and responsible
banking house for at least five (5) per cent. OF the
amount OF his bid, payable to the order OF w H.
being, that il any party to whom contract sha be
awarded shall fail to give the bond required by
the Board of Directors for the faithful performance
OF his contract the check accompanying said party
bid shall be forfeited to the State.
The party to whom an award shall DC made VIII
be required to give bond, with two or more sure
ties, to the satisfaction of the Board. and III an
amount equal to fifty (5o) per cent OF the amount u
the contract conditioned for the faithful periorIanse
thereof Seventy-tive (T5) per cent OF the Enel-
neers estimate Of work done VIII oe PAID iiVs..'s
in warrants drawn on the State Drainage oohssfue-
ton Fund.
The work must be completed within slxt5 Gays
from the time of signing the contract ana no chi
nese or Mongolians sh II be employed III any csPa-
eity whatever on any work to be done Ana no ".
material used in TIE construction OF the Norh sa
lie purchased from any contractor or mahuiacturet
who either directly or indireeHy, e"pio5s Any e''-
! nese or Monaghan labor
Rids must be directed TO . The Board OF Directors
~ Drainage District No. ], Room b, State capitol
Ruildinr Sacramento. Cal ;, snd indorsed on eIVei-
| ope q Proposals for Work on iupa RIVER. !,
The Boar.. reserves the right to reject any or all
/ b;.is CHARLES NJ. CoGLAN, Secretars
! fSe,eas Transcript and Marysyille Appeal COPY
jyi530t
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A TELEPHONE DIALOGUE. The follow
ing telephone dialogue occurred the other
day between one OF the bright boys III an
Exchange place insurance agency and a
Mr.. r. who was a loser by one OF the
late fires "Hullo, Mr. RI" Hullo. y
ssWe shall have to get out those papers
to-day alright; shall ] have to swear
to them - Yes" Cant / swear by
telephone 81 Here the conversation was
interrupted by the sharp voiceof the female
operator of the line, who said, sNo, you
can't swear by telephone or use any bad
language at ALL And then ain audible grin
went over the line from either end.
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DIED..

Sacramento July 1S-George, son OF Thomas and
Josephine Warmly, native OF Sacramento, 10
months and days.
Friends undergraduates respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF the parents, l street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, this morning at 10 o'clock
Franklin township, Sacramento county, July .
Nancy MS.anahan, native of Pennsylvania, So
years.
Stockton, July i1-AIrs. Laura Rupert, % years, S
months and l1.days.
stockton July ll-Morris wolrod, "A years and 8
months.
Red Bluff, July ls-Laura Louise higgins, months
and % days.
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Bristol's SarsapariiIa should De u ell In
conjunction with the PILLS. And the sick may
rely upon it, where used together. directed on the
cover, 10 disease can long resist the combined
searching and healing powers Of these two great
remedies. jy15-lt
| DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vig0r, Noe.
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscreton Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR. LA MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debiitated
from whatever cause, their pristine v!gor. Price,
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. MoBOYLE Il CO., Druggists, P. 0. Box 1859,
San Francisco. m43m
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GENERAL NOTICES,

Love rules the c0urt. the canap. the grove.
But this we find where'er rove,
That SoZoD0NT alone supplies
The dszzling teeth and ruby dyes,
That lend a maiden bali the charms
That win her to her lovers arms
jyl5 3uThSTr
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gineer of tho State of California. He viii
remain there about five weeks.
The Republican Nominee for Governor
Ia Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 14sh.-Porter, the
Republican nominee for Governor, arrived
from Washington to-day, and had an enthu.
siastic reception all along the route. He was
met to night by torchligbt procession and
by the Irish Republican Club. General
Harrison welcomed him, and he responded in
a lengthy address.
Don Camcron's Health.
CHICAGO, July 14th.-The Inter oceans
Washington special says: Simon Cameron
arrived to-day, en- route to White Sulphur
Springs. where he has been summoned on
account of the failing health of Don Cameron.
whose steady decline alarms his friends. The
worst is feared unless the disease is arrested.
1t is suspected that overworl may have
brought on quick consumption.
Chicago's Population.
CHICAGO, July. th-The final official re.
turns make the population of the city sos,
sol, and the population of the county from
GOO, 600 to $4,000.
Rcnominated.
MASON CRY Qa), July 14th.-Congress-
man Deering was renominated to-day.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
srEINvsAY 8. sens plANoa
NOTICE.
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS,

ON RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND TO ANY
address an assorted case OF my speealties, con
,isting of 8 bottles Or. RENZS Herb Bitters,
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock,
and bottles fine old bourbon Whisky (the last
nan.ed trademark, " Bonanza) all justly celebrated
goods. and recommended for medicinal and family
ise j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Ne. si9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Franeisco- ny1-lp3m
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ssOo REWARD.

CsToLEN FROM MY PLACE NEAR FOLSOM,
- Monday night, July 18th, one Span OF Black
Four-year.oid Horses, well matched in size and
color each horse has white star on forehead
also each one white hind foot. They are about
sixteen hands high and recently shod al around
cffer one hundred dollars for the recovery of the
horse and one hundred dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the thief or thieves.
jy14 2ptf JOHN T. CARDWELL. Folsom.
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THRopellE GLANCRY

TIME GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION sss San Francisco both for circziatson
md adversisements, is In tho ofice theodore
7lancey Eo. SOS Montgomery street Rooms
| I'd 10. is-lpa
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SH E RBURN & SMITH
Will SILL BY
"a 1T a. Egu h an NT
NJ . "A
VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY,

ID. j. SIMMONS a Co.......... Auetioneers
WILL SILL ON
THURSDAY, JULY 2Urn, At II O'CLOCK. ON
the premises, Lo; g. Nineteenth and Twentieth,
N aud n streets, CONGO, with an elegant NEW
HOUSE thereon, Just finished, and built by and for
the owner, who is compelled to take charge of
another business. The house is elegantly and sub
s;antially built, and is now open for inspection.
Also, the Household Furniture OF the family con-
sisting of Parlor, Pedroom Dning-room and Kitchen
Furniture The attention of parties desiring beau
tiful home is called this sale, which will be posi-
tive. ijyl5.td d. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
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Meeting of Mutual Admiration Society
at Tilden's Residence.
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Many Of the hydraulic mines in Placer
county are said to be shutting down on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of water.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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Don Camcron's Meaitl.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Filter War Declared Against Gambeita-
The French Fete,

PARIS, July 14th. = Henri Rochefort':
newspaper, L'Entraasigedat, was issued this
morning. 1t declares bitter war against the
supporters Of Gambetta
The national fete promises to be marvel.
Gus success. Tho weather is superb and the
streets are all decorated with flags and gar
lands. There IS an enormous crowd here,
but good order prevails. Very few police are
seen in the streets.
PARIS, July 14th.-The grand opening
ceremony of the national fete took place in
the Hippodrome at Long Champs this after.
noon. President Grevy, accompanied by a
brilliant staff, reviewed the troops and deliv-
cred the new colors to the regiments in the
presence of 100000 persons.
President Grevy, on presenting the flags,
said the army had become to France guar
antee for the respect due her and for the
peace which she desired to preserve. At the
conclusion of his speech, which occupied only
a few minutes. there were enthusiastic cheers
and shouts of V;ve la Republique,n Vive
rArmie, "" Yive Grevy, and a scene of patri-
otic enthDsi
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Stockton, July Charles U. Henderson to Rose
Sutherland.
Near Chico, July ll-H. c. Burson to Margaret
CLANCY.
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GovERSoR Andrews FATHER AND
MOTHER p W. Chandler relates very
amusing anecdote of Governor Andrews
father and mother in his monograph for
the Massachusetts Historical Society The
father was very formal and remarkably
reticent man, and rebuked his son for adj
dressing him as g dear father in letter
from college, directing him to substitute
for it s'honored sir, and to sign himself
idutiful instead of . affectionate The
mother was much more gifted in speech,
and used her talent far more freely The
Governor used to tell with great glee
story that illustrated their different char
acteristics. Deacon Andrew, like all coun-
try traders in that day, dealt in ardent
/ spirits. When the temperance reform was
started his wife entered into it with great
interest. She was particularly DESTROYS
that he should give up the sale of liquor.
For weeks the children used to hear her,
after retiring, lecture their father on the
subject with earnest volubility. He kept
silent, but at length one night, after dis
course Of unusual length and vlvacity, told
her quietly that he had given up the sale
for some months.
a CURE FOR \ Cur LIP-Ants fight
with the utmost fury. So deadly is their
grip that frequently the whole abdomen OF
the enemy is torn away; and yet, though
little more than an infuriated head and
legs, she still keeps up the fight Sir John
Lubbock states that he has frequently
found an enemy's head hanging on to the
legs of living ant, who through the
tenacity of the grip, is obliged to carry
OH Nth bar an ha or
sions this chastity and inconvenient
memento of her victory. NJ. Mocqueys
even assures US that the Indians of Brazil
make use of this tcnacity in the case OF
wounds causing the ants to bite the lips Of
the cut, and thus bring them together,
after which they cut off the ants head,
together. He asserts that he has often
seen natives with wounds in course of
healing with the assistance of seven or
eight ants heads. 1.-THE Contemporary
Review.
SELF-HELrING YoUNG WOMEN. Mas
sachusetts shows larger number than any
other State of these self-helping young
women-and what splendid class OF girls
they are Quiet, modest, self poised,
their one aim in life is to take advantage of
the opportunities for education and put
them to good use. Their purpose is as APP
parent in their simple refined dress, stripped
of every superiority, as if written upon
each one of their garments Dark, short
dress, jacket and walking hat This is
their dress, irrespective of fashion, yet
they look sufficiently fashionable. Their
steadfastness, their goodness, gives one
sort of heart-ache, knowing how little the.
world cares for such, how hard world it
is, and how cruelty the many have, in so
many ways, to bear the sins OF the few.
TRY Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious
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BORN

BORN.
Sacramento, July lo-Wife of Charles Schwartz, q
oakland, July iS-wife OF C. L. Curtis, daughter.
Benicia July 3-wife of Charles Mellon son.
Grass Valley, July 12-Wife OF Vim. Ii. James, n
son.
Grass Valley, July IS Wife Of John Nevins son.
San Jose, July 1l-Wife of Fred. ]. Kamp, a son
Stockton, July s-Wife of D. c. shepherd, a daush.
Ter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Knights OF Honor-gRiiy Hodge. o. eaSS,
Knights Of Honor, will meet in Flremen's Hall,
Eighth street, between and X, THIS Thursday
EVENING, July 10Th, at o'clock, for work in the
Third Degree All members of the Order respect
fully invited TO attend. b. O. COOK. Dictator
FRANK AVERY, Reporter IB. CT jy15-lt
Special Assembly of saera.
mento conmandeiy, No. ,, Knights Tenn .iss{{ssss;s
plar, at the Asylum. THIS GhuIsday) E3
EVENING, at s O'Clock. Sojolrning Sir :,
Knights are courteously invited to at wv
tend. WM. NJ PEIRlE H. e.
W E. DAVIS. Recorder. iyl5-lt
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS

Opening OF the Great National Pete il
Paris.
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Two Men Butchered by Mob in lIissis-
sippi.
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Continuation of the Heated Tenn in the
East.
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CAscARA SAGRADA. or Sacred Bark, is the
great medicine which forms the basis of Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters.
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TANNERS GREAT FASTING EXPERIMENT.
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HAMnsH's Cascara sagrsda Bitters cures
fever and ague.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Etc Etc ................. Etc.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
GENERAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Meeting of Mutual Admiration Society
at Tilden's Residence.
PASSENGERS coMESG WEST by RAIL.
Two Men Butchered by Mob in Missis-
sippi.
TANNERS GREAT FASTING EXPERIMENT
Continuation of the Heated Tenn in the
East.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Opening OF the Great National Fete in
Paris.
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MARRIED.

TRY Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious
ness.
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iNERAL POLITICAL GOSSIP
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dav the Minister Of Financ .e stated tSat the
Treasury would, during the current year. be
able to redeem 167, 000, 900 francs worth of
bonds, and at the lowest calculation the rev.
enue would exceed the budget estimate by 20
per cent.
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Crops In the Northwest.

CHICAGO, July 18th latest return
from TIE agricultural districts tributary to
this market, while very conflicting, seem. TO
establish pretty clearly that in the whole
Northwest the winter wheat crop is saved in
good order, and with about the average yield I;
that the spring wheat crop is, as a rule, less
to the acre than last year, but that the in
creased acreage viii make the yield some
what greater than that of 1879. provided the
weather becomes little more favorable. The
alterations Of extreme heat and drencLing
rains have jeorardized the crop in some Sec
lions, particularly in Minnesota and Wis
cousin, but the latest advices indicate a
prospect Of more favorable and settled
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THURLow WEEDS OPINION.

Thurlow Weed thinks GarGeld's letter
proves, in the language of Daniel Webster,
that his nomination was one " fit to be made. "
His utterances are frank and fearless, his
views upon all national questions clearly and
succipctly stated, his sentiments and sympa-
thies are all in the right direction. This
declaration Of principles, fortified as it is by a
record which attests his capacity, integrity
and fidelity, insures united, active and Wig
orous Republican canvass in favor of Garfield
and Arthur.
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COMING WEST by RAIL.
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New York, July 14th-The Tribune to-
day says: General Arthur is engaged upon
his letter of acceptance. It will be made
public probably on Thursday. On that day
Arthur and one or two friends leave town for
a brief vacation before entering upon the
duties of the campaign. 1t is understood that
Senator Conklipg will join the party for
fishing excursion in northern New York.
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General Items of Political News.

WASHINGTON, July 18th. The Republi-
cans in the Sixth Alabama District assure the
National Committee that they will carry it
by large majority Similar assurances are
being received daily from other parts of the
South,
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TILDEN'5 REPLY.
Tilden replied as follows

thank you for the kind terms in which you have
expressed the communication you make me. The
selection which enables he Democratic party of the
United States to yindcate the rights of the people
to the choice OF their Chief Magistrate "a right VIC
laed in 1885, and at the time relieves me from
the burden Of the canvass aud four years OF admin
istration is most agreeable to me. Ny sincere good
wishes and cordial cooperation private citizen
will attend the illustiiuus soldier whom the Democ-
raey have designated their standard bearer in the
Presidential canvass. | congratulate you on the
favorable prospects with which the canvass has been
commenced, ald the promise it affords Of complete
aad final success.