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TIE MoRBY LETTER.

Our dispatches this morning contain a
long statement regarding the Morey
forgery, Of the most involved and incon-
elusive character. 1t appears that the
publishers of the blackguard sheet so
preposterously misnamed 7ymd, having
found at last that it was useless to stick to
the base falsehood they had palmel upon
the country, have concluded to make what
they call reparation. To that end they,
with an afectation OF good faith most
ridiculous under the circumstances,
solemnly record their conviction that the
Mercy letter is forgery, and intimate,
though far too obscurely for their state
ment to possess any value, that the fraud
was invented by the Democratic National
Committee. AS the fact that the letter
was a forgery has been manifest to the
country ever since the Presidential election,
this confession, or retraction, is without
significance. Such men as the publishers
Of Truth are alike incapable of helping or
hurting any one by the expression OF their
personal opinions on this or any other
subject, though as abettors of a
bold forgery they undoubtedly did
do considerable mischief There is but
one statement which they could offer in
the present case, and that would be full
confession of what they know about the
a,tual forger and his immediate sponsors.
The country does not require to be told at
TINS date that certain members of the
Democratic National Committee are open
TO suspicion. 1t desires to know who the
guilty persons really are. As for Truth,
it never had any character to lose, and it
does not in the least signify what attitude
It's publishers may take. That they acted
IN good faith in publishing the forgery is
not credible, however. The presumption
is that they were paid for their dirty work,
and that now, finding their occupation
gone, they wish if possible to lift them
selves out of their native gutter by pre-.
tending to have been innocent victims OF
misplaced confidence The sooner they
pass into oblivion the better and as for
the Mercy forgery, we do not think the
public care to hear any more about it un-
less some one is prepared to disclose the
actual identity of the scoundrels who de-
vised the crime.
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REPRESENTATIVE ApPoRrIosnsNT.

General Walker has sent to the Secre-
tary of State the population figures of the
counties of this State, for use in legislative
apportionment, but excluding the Chinese
and Japanese, and including Indians not
on reservations. We fail to understand his
reasons for these exclusions and inclusions.
Under the Fourteenth Amendment all per-
sons in the State, save and except Indians
not taxed, are to be counted in making up
the apportionment for Congressman, and it
is very certain that Chinese are not to be
classed with Indians not taxed. General
Walker ought to have included the Chi
nese and Japanese, and to have excluded
the Indians not on reservations, since
these latter cannot be counted under
any circumstances. And this is really a
very important question, for if, as was in
timated yesterday in the dispatches, the
ratio of apportionment under the new
census should be fixed at l representa-
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Sacramento tomorrow: J. W. Currier and
wife, Vermont T. S. Farms, Ne,g York S.
Seligman, Kalamazoo. Mich; G. S. j. Oliver
and wife, kayal, Azores, F. Shouley. C. W.
Shouley, Toronto; Captain j. H Dawes,
Kingston, Mass; A. Platt, Jspan /; C. B.
Chapman and wife. Louisville, KY; H.
Martz and wife, Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
w. r. Cunningham, San Francisco
H. K. Drake, New York; +. II.
Pattee, wife and child. Boston, Mass +;
G. G. Mccoy and wife. j. N Eowel, wife
ard daughter Red Bluff, Cal; Mrs Berton,
Rev. j E. C6ttls, San Francisco e. Frank
lyn, Hanford Cal; B. X. Rush, Auburn,
Ind.; f. FL. Smith. EIko. New; E. N. Well
auder, r. Brand, Saltwater. Minn. v.
Drouch, New York j. A. Harlton,. Lead
vile /; Mrs s. L. Butler, Elko. New; A.
Mcleod, Boston, Mass; Mrs. Z. A. Grid
lev. Westviae, Msss; j. H. BRANDING
Msssachusetts;-J. B. Sergeant. joplin, Mo. /;
Ella Putnam, Chicago. HI; Anna Jackson.
Salt Lake; ChAs. Dedon, Reno New 20
emigrant passengers, including % males, TO
arrive i'll Sacramento January 9th.
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The SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. Among
the special New Year editions this winter
we must record that of the Salt Lake
Tribune, which, under the management OF
Judge Goodwin, has lately been exhibiting
quite unexampled ability and enterprise.
The New Year Tribune is twelye-page
number, containing mass of valuable in
formation concerning the mines of Utah,
and its trade and general resources. 1t is
in fact such an issue as few years ago
would have been thought highly creditable
to any of the larger and older cities of the
Union, and therefore its appearance at SO
remote point as Salt Lake City indicates
that Gentle energy and activity are trans
forming the whilom sluggish City of the
Saints into busting and progressive place,
determined to hold its own with the most
prosperous towns on the continent.
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NEVADA.
short session of the Legislature - The
Senatorial Fight.

short session of the Legislature The
Senatorial Fight.
CARSON, January th.-The Legislature
met, received the Governors message and
adjourned
The Democrats will caucus on Thursday
night. 1t is pretty plainly intimated that all
are pledged solid to Fair. Sutro's arrival is
anxiously looked for. There is no doubt but
that he will be in the fight, as he is thor
ough hater OF Fair, and will combine with
Sharon on financial proposition to beat him.
He has sent a dispatch to the effect that he
will be ready to make the fight with coin, but
it is rumored that be has decided not to spend
over S200,00O Sharon's money will also be
added to this, but how much is not kown.
even by his agents. The bonanza influences
are steadily at work, holding the unpledged
Democrats up to their programme. There
will certainly be no break until Sutro or
Sharon shows sufficient cause for it. 1t is
considered that the near approach of the cleo
ton next Tuesday, helps Fairs chances.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
CARSON, January 4th To-day the friends
of Colonel Fair were busily at work circulat-
ing paper which reads as follows:
We, the undersigned, Democratic members of the
Nevada Legislature, favorable to the election of
Colonel James c. Fair of storey county. hereby mn
tUally agree to meet in caucus in the Assembly
Chamber Thursday evening at 730 O'clock January
9. 1881 for the purpose of definitely designating our
choice for senator of the United States or the State
of Nevada.
The following Senators signed Shenherd
Westerfeld, Mcdonnell, Btumsey, Fox'
Schooling, Williams, Rockhin, Toiley aud
Anderson. Thirty eight Assemblymen
also signed. This is generally conceded to
settle the election of Fair, but it is held. on
the other hand, that the card does not pledge
the members to do anything else than meet,
and it is by no means certain that a change
of front may not present itself in case
candidate enters the field with coin. A dis
patch has been received from Sutro to the
effect that be will be here this week to make
the 6ght. His tardy Inauguration of active
operations, however, is looked upon as
fatal to his interests, and every DAVIS
delay strengthens Fairs stakes. Sutro
has had agents in Washington for
some time past. and also had during the
State campaign. He has secured evidence
tn the effect that money was used freely in
Washoe and Eureka counties to purchase
votes, and with this testimony win contest
Fairs seat in the United States Senate. In
case there is any change in the programme
between now and Tuesday, there are Eve
Republican members whom Fair can depend
upOn.
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- So, CSC u
81 Ia6.aS6 IL

We respectfully call attention 10 our
faetiisle for doing every kind Of eit mate Bank
ing Business, and seiisit aerOuaEs OF Merchants,
Manufacturers Banks and Bankers, Farmers, and
all doing business il our bne.
we give nsyfee iR detail OF all credits, and
acknowledge promptNall letters ard viii furnish a
private teiesrapiiic code to correspondents,
when requested.
ShtDa.ei,ts of Gold and silver Bullion
will have special care and prompt returns
Eseing Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses and the Produce Exchange, we
keep tnorCughlf posted IN the Wheat, Gralu and
Flour market, and prepa cd at all times to make
loans flour, Wheat and Barley. and other APP
proved Merchandise in Warehouse.
Investments blade on commission, and
special attention given to the negotiations Of
rstclass loans OF Cities counties and other corpora
tions.
we Buy and sell Ellis OF Exchange on
the Principal Cities in the UNITED STATES, ENGLAND
FRANCE and GERMANY.
snIiecI,Ons made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates OF exchange
TeIegraphic Transfers made with New YORK;
Boston. Cal AGO, ahd the principal cities of the
United States also cable transfer to Europe
letters of Credit and CeInmcr AL (res'.
its issued on the principal cities Of the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE.
Leans made en- Good CaiIaterass or APP
proved Names. Coco Business Notes and Drafts
discounted at lowest market rates
DEPOSITS reeeived, subject 10 Cheek
without notice.
Nat 0nai. state. City end County Bonds
and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
sold.
Banking f. a Business that should be recip-
rocally bsneticiakto borrower and lend r.
Favor and BeHeVOieHcc not the attri-
butes of good Banking. Strict justice and rigid
performance of contracts its proper foundation
A ssaOd Banker is one who takes better care
Of other peoples money than his own.
4 Prudent and Conservative Course ls
one of the frs principles OF successful Banking
This will be our policy.
Years, very respectfully,
n. q. Mcdonald, President.
S G MUE2HY Cashier o9-3m3pSW
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soHURz AND TIE GERMAN MISSION

Whoever fFstsproposed Carl Schuzz. for
the German Mission mast have been very
fatwitted person. It should seem hardly
necessary for Mr. scharz to GENE forward
and gravely state that he could not think
of accepting such q position, but it APP
pears that he has had to make this asser-
ton. The German official press of course
FASTENED to intimate that the Imperial
Government could not regard the appoint
ment of former insurgent leader to,Ber-
lin as an act of friendship or delicaey on
the part of the United States, and this has
in mapDel compelled Mr.. Scharz to
declare that he never had amp idea
of accepting such position, aniA that,
for obvious reasons, there is no court in
Europe whiah he would not sooner be sta
toned at than that of Berlin. Nh Schurz
is no doubt an excellent American citizen,
but his antscedents have erected I'D insur-
mountable barrier between him and the
German Mission, and that fact we should
have thoaght known to everybody.
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NEWS OF TEE MORNING.

=, New York Yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 11aI for 4. of 1907 1ol4 for IS al 1881
ll17 for AS; sterling, 81 sl@4 Ss4 silver bars,
silver in London yesterday, 5ls consois,
O. me Der cent United States bonds, l04s; IS,
1893 AS, 49,.
in San Franci.co half d liars are quoted at dis
count to par Mex can d.llars, 91@9lc
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at9s Sd
talos for good 20 choice California
Tie new year does no, show very lively demand
for stocks in San Francisco or very high prices
In fact values are goug the wrong way for sellers
cop,nsred with the rates on Monday noon there was
a decline Yesterday from one end OF the Comstock
Lode to the other The depreciation varied from DC
to 75e per share.
william saank, an old resident, died at Marys-
vile yesterday.
Knapp OF Yuma was elected sp aker OF the Ari-
IONA House yesterday, and Masterton OF NaVapa
was chosen President Of the Council.
Trouble exists between the Santa Cruz Railroad
Conpony and the county of Santa Cruz in regard
to the payment OF bonds issued.
Nicholas Browne1, an old man, committed suicide
at stockton with strychnine.
G99 Is was shipped from Bodie BY Wells, Fargo
q Co.
Fifty-four claims were jumped in Bodie district
on the lst inst, and are now held by men armed
with shotguns.
Mrs Mary Powers, one Of oregon'S earliest pic
nesrs died suddenly at Astoria yesterday morning
Two parties of prospectors left sitlSa on tie 25tf
Of November and have not since been heard from
causing fears that all have pc ished.
Pster Nelson hanged himself Monday in Yves
.Chehalim, Or.
John and Ward Adams are on trial at Napa TO
the killing of Isaac wilson
The weather has moderated in Virginia, an,
freshets are now feared as warm rain is falling.
Bonds to the amount of $4,000 were stolen a
New Haven Conn, Saturday night
Near Yarmouth, N. s, Monday night, bark cap
sized, and the Captains wife, daughter and enc MAJ
were drowned.
The Morev letter has now been pronounced
forgery by the paper which first gave 1t publicity
A terrible disaster occurred in New York yestei
,day-the burning of tenement house, togethe
with several women and children.
six men were run over by a train aud killed ye;
tersay on the Chicago, St. Paul and Omaha Raj
road.
The Emperor of Germany has been prosente
with DR.. Schleimann's collection Of Trojan al
,iluites
a oolored woman rs years old and weighing Al
pounds died at ST. Louis yesterday.
Il three-y ear-old child was burned to crisp
ST. Louis yesterday.
1t is feared at Portland, Or. that the tug Georg
Harley is lost.
force of Beers has entered the territory
Natal.
TIE Phoenix Pharmaceutical Works at New Yol
were damaged by fire last night to the extent
$4,000.
Hundreds of thousands Of peasants are staryiI
IN Russia.
An engineer and two drenen were killed yesto
day in a railroad accident near Charleston, S G.
A fourteen year old boy fatally stabbed anothe
aged Is, Monday night at Philadelphia
he Pennsylvania Legislature organized at Fla
risbnrg yesterday.
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tive to every 100, 600 inhabitants, the
exclusion Of the Chinese from the popula-
tion of California would make allthe differ
ence between four and five congressman
for her. To obtain FIVE Congressman on
this ratio we reed a population of see; 900 /;
but General Walker gives us no mora than
$4,000, which would restrict us TO cur
present number of representatives Under
the ratio of the ninth census, which was
L to 13l, 425; we should be entitled to, six
congressman even on the figures given by
General Walker but if the ratio is 20 be
changed as stated, it is necessary that we
should keep up our population to the
highest legal point, or we shall fail 20. Sc
cure an additional representative.
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET. Money
is in good supply at all the local banks
despite the large amount Withdrawn last
month for municipal and State taxes, and
now locked up in the vaults of the city. The
Savings Banks are loaning on city real estate
at S@l0 per cent and paying the mortgage
tax, which is equivalent to borrowing at Gas
per cent. Commercial paper is discounted al
SG9 per cent. Money on call against United
States bonds is obtainable at 4@6 per cent
Drafts on New York are drawn at 2e@25c
for mail. and 25@30c premium per 500 fol
telegraphic. Exchange on London is 49ad
for bankers bills, and 50s95o9d for CONNER.
cisl bills. Refined silver is lS4@14 per cent
discount. Mexican dollars are nominal al
S9@90e. Z. Bulletin. January 4th
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ARIZONA.
The Territorial legislature.

PRESCOTT, January 4th-The House was
utes were read and approved. This Cceden-
ti4l Committee reported, and the report was
adopted and the committee discharged. On
motion of Haynes, the House proceeded to a
permanent organization. R5bb of Pinal
nominated Knapp of Yuma for Speaker,
seconded by Brown of Yavapai There
being no other nominations, Knapp took the
seat, thanking the body for the honor con-
ferred. Richard Rule, of Pima, was elected
unanimously to the position of Chief Clerk.
Adjourned to 8 o'clock.
The Couacil to-day effected permanent
organization by the election of Masterson of
Yavapai as President, j. G. Perry Chief
Clerk, Mr.. Crowel, OF Pima, Sergeant-at-
Arms. Other officials were chosen and q
recess was taken until 3 o'clock.
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"NoT A PAPER TO BE READ IN A DAY

[Gold Hill, New, Daily News, January 3d.
The SACRAMENTO REcoRD-UNIoS of January 1st
was quintupe edition, giving a fivesheet paper
in one, comprising las columns of reading matter,
principally devoted to the annual report of the Sac
ramento Board of Trade, business reviews, including
the whole Pacif. coast There was bountiful sup
ply of teegraphic and mail matter from everywhere,
and large amount of wellwrtten editorial and Sc
lected reading. 1t is not paper to be read in day,
or two days. but intended both for present reading
and future reference
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ASSETS.
Seal Estate (ssani BuiIdinS). sSI50.0h9o0
Eiils ReceiyabEe. ............... l,et- 1854 81
sverdrifts (SOiTenD.......... IS, 44S o.
Real Estate taken for debt. 3s5Uf 30
land Associations ANA Dock
SiOeh. s.437 SO
Due fraun hanks and sanEers 596, 1868 IS
Cash (COin Ia our yauID. $50. 963, 265 80
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suiclda.er an GA aan-rune,o,.

SToCKToN, January Ath.-Nicholas Brou.
nell, an old man, teak twenty grains of
strychnlne yesterday with suicidal intent,
and died to day.
The funeral of Ernest Rascher. a.yeupg
man attached to the theater company no y
playing here, and who. was found dea a in his
bed last Sunday evening, took place to. aay. He
was a nat5se-of st. Louis, and formerly a
resident OF San Francisco. His death was
caused by the rupture OF blood vessel 10
the chest.
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Burglary HELD to Answer = s.assan
Sudden DesSb..

ASTORIA. January 4th- Mrs. Mary Pow.
ers, wife Of I. P. Powers of U PIPER Astoria,
retired in her usual healsh,last aight. About
1:3e4aA NJ. Mr.. Powers heard her moaning, as
he thought, in her sleep. Shortly after
placing his hand over hsrhears he found that
it had ceased to beat. Deceased was one OF
Dragons earliest pioa sers, arriving in thi:
State from Virginia il 1916, and has lived in
Clatsop county continuously since 1913.
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qHg STATES POPULATION.

Secretary of State d. NJ. Burns has re.
ceived telegram from the Superintendent of
the Bureau of the Census, Ganeral f. A
Walker, in which the population of Califcr-
MIA is given, exclusive of Chinese, japanese,
aud including Indians not on reservations, as
l,ovps
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Az HONOR TO sAcaAMENro.'

stockton Independent, January 4th.I
.rhs holiday number of the RECORD UNION is q
,o,-nastio achievement not only credi able in tie
highest degree to the publishers, but an honor 10
Sacramento It contains 16a columns. Ii issued
1000 copies Such enterprises in Journalism 're
seldom wiz. essed In any country
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
POLL TAX! POLL TAN
DcIiasuert Poll TaN for the Year 1854
MONasAY Will DC FeHlfs DOLLARS.

N0UR ATTENTION IsGALLED TO sEcTICNs
Il 1857, 1858 and 1850 o.9the Political Code, which
compss the Assessor to return list OF all Delinquent
PoE.la Payers into the hands Of the Sheriff, % be
published by him and collected by force. Tbs tax
beoames lien upon the Real Estate or Per.ona
Property Of the delinquent.
f5.4t EB C1 :. ". HOUSTON. Assessor.
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MARRIED.

sacramento city, Jaauary s. By RsH .. Deal,
Nathan D. Hacls 70 Lavina KIRK and hoth OF
Freeport,. Saeramenso county
lone City, December 3E-George Salzgese-fte Mary
Spreches
Stockton, December se-Joseph Milton Iarry to
! Lena GerlSch.
Stockton. december 80 Joseph Putnam III, 10 Ida
! ~ Bryant.
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neaah-uon.lsaten lmuro,tng.

MARYs7I4LE, January 4th.-Wm. Swank.
one of the propretors of the United States
Hotel, an ola resident of this city. died this
morning.. He was native of Germang.
aged 81 years. Tbs funeral will be held ua-
der the auspices of the l. o. o. f.
The parties infused yesterday at the Roxe
ranch are.reported TO be improving.
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The Frte,o ofDeI,ca,e Iaa,e..

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women. Headaches, neuralgia,
disordered nerves, weakness, mental shocks,
and kindred ailments are effectually removed
nv its use-fTh Mothers Magazine. II. G.
Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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Wh1seNyILLE, January 4th-The Psesi-
dent OF the Watsonville Mill and Lumber
Company states, shat the report OF. a consoli-
is untrue.
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BORN.

Sacramento, January l-whe Of Philip CAREY, a
daughter
Sacramento, JenuarYl-wM of W. H. o'ocnsor, a
daughter
Sacramento, 3aauary s+y'gs of Patrick CriIrrains.
q daughter
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CALsFsR MA.

Mayor Kazloeh's. Contempt Case Con.
tsnzsd.
SAN FRA1oIsco, January 4sh.-The case
OF Mayor l&alloch, for contempt in connec.
ton with his pulpit assaults on the Grand
Jury, came up in the Superior Court today,
but at the request of defendant was consiull ID
ono u-ealr
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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southern Pacific Passengers.

MoJAvE, January Ali. = The following
southern overland passengers passed Moiave
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
E. H. Sweetzer. San Francisco; Mrs. j. G.
Bright, Los Angeles; Mrs Doyne, San
Francisco; J. Lsnkshore, J. W. Carson,
james 1. Watson, Los Angeles; Il. Colisher,
San Francisco; Mrs. f. Wallace, L. 3.
Gage, G. Darmo, Tombstone Mrs Major
Creary. Tucson; NJ. Mcfarland, New York !;
W. w. Chandler, Hanford; S. n. McDon-
aid, San Francisco; A. t. Allen, Tombstone :;
q. Smith. Reno; G. Alder, Oakland; J. E
Skinner, Vermont.
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The Secretary requested this report to be
sent by Superintendent Walker, in order to
inform the Legislature relative to the redis-
tricting OF the State
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SECOND DISPATCH

SALT LAKE, January 4th.-Lord Pelham,
she English swindler brought here from New
York, pleaded not guilty, and acts ashis. own
attorney. Tia name he used on the alleged
forged checks was Marcns Lapier Bsresferd,
and he defies the prosecution to prove that il
is a false cogYayaen
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R.In for Trial

SALT LAKE, January 4sh CHARLES Pelham
Clinton, alias Lord Berresford, waS brought
30 Salt Lake yesterday ON requisition fol
forging draft on the Utah Bank Of london
for So 600 last fall. He was sent to the Utah
Penitentiary this afternoon to await his trial.