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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
GigeHtGlmlt6er Sabnnttfaa 1T
SbtcaaO.

@bicag 0, p. O52mber -2ttS cine 2oto,
mOtibe Der nNGrtbDcitsrn 8ahu" beute bic
3rebbride iber ZEN nGrOiiteu arnl bes Ghis
cuQO 3iiuer rahe 6u1ertOu 4Oenue freu;eu
molte. 0ffne'e iih 5ufdGig DIE 9rehid)eibe, uuo
shC DIE 9ofcmptluc sum Gnbnlten georadlt wrs
oen iOrpte, niirSte iie nit Osm 6eloer in Oas
9Hoiier hjnnb.
Ger 6ei5r rettete fid, iuOem sr feitmdrts
ms gSefier iprar9 uuo ans liter ifpamm,
allCiH oem Mnidiuiifsn g8. y. gBtlcor maroe
oos 8ein untsrtalb oes Snie's nbgerilien, uuo
Comm. @onouftenr. meldner nit ninabiliri,e,
tpurle Sniifen Dem 9enoer uno Der 2Otomotiue
5sru ulmt, urb iCine &c die bsfnbet fdl no9
upter Gem Nnfer. Der bidlte 3oudl uno oas
@st0ic oGr beunhbarten Sabriten hntten ben
SIiidsnmGrtr oaran berbtubert, Die SigHale
lsI GiienbalalGHIs ~ ieIea oSeE ~ tage1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
GermtSdlte 5epeid1en aus Tctpa
8hnrF

9lew 0ort, q. 8gember. - 8oliaFf
Bunalo 6ibpatrid, Der BoItSiif. weluer am
lttteu Sonntng abcno einen auoeran Boli;rz
ten, NumcnS SbOS. S ytorton, ei6oB. iiberz
liefarte iidl beute Der SebGroe. Der @rmoroete
muroe hsute Sormtttng bciattet.
- SEQ. G. Sidle8, 80 Sabre aft, 8ater 6es
Gensfolmaiors Dan. 6. Sidles, ruuroe heute
IN Der ct. Sohus~Sapeue on Der Garidfras,
nit 6rau Niar1 Sberionn Sauner getraut.
Cine gro6e Meuge BeriOueu mar anmeieno,
allein @tueral Sidles befanS f4 nidt unter
oenielben.
- Geheimpclisiff Gomarb 3. @illts uno
6reberif 2eris, ein Saufmdnu, neldIe ben
SopfenbGntler SimOn lblmann an Der 8roaOs
itrabe gu elmer Subisfretion Ill perleten iud,s
ten, nm ieiner @uttin @run6 III einer Stei=
oungstluee III geben, iiu0 berbaftet urS inter
ie $4,000 9iirgidaft eaFient poroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
Stebmaffte.

@btcaso p. 8clbr. - Die 3ufubr CO.
5d)meinen beicf fd heute ant 10000, Ote gtt.
iyuOuug aul 27O0 Stiid; cte Bre,ie oatirtCu
;Utidcn 1915 unb $G.35. - 0tinOuieb: 81,
.ubr $500, &crleuouUy 1900; Serldure u
- 90 bis 1910. - Snaaie: 3u'uhr 26O0,
&elitrNuua 500; 8Gtduie III $2.75-f5 80.
ga fz2tbertp, Seun. 81. 0,;tmDe,.-
Die 3uiubr uon 0iluO6rch bCltCi IT'D aui 521
Suid; GliGuie III $500 bis 5000. --
Sdmline: 3uiuhr $500; Sartduic Su $500
bs &G.40.-Sd Sdaaie: 3ufubr 2600; Sertdnie
2uS2.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
9!ftter|0ipinDcl tn GomSet,.

BhilubcIpbto,2 u. Deqmber. -ooroce
S9onmeu, cln SspOhger bon 9amben, RS,
beiien f3CidGftSlOrol fidi an Der @fe Der Tr0ut=
uno 9oditro6e in bieit9er Staot befiuOet, it
an9etlagt, bCtIiigertidle attiedsScrttfifate Der
Daemton SOnnipip- -Slil0n3z In
rer s. gSarD 5u @antoen, oersn Sefretdr er
mar, emitttrt unO psrddBert III blben. Die a.
tali6ten &tnen i'm Seirage BON etpa $4,000
inIrbeu On peridlieoene 8ei1ditsleute i'll SAINT
Den nm llmgcbun9 uerfauit. 6lmmtu lelte
geitcrn ieruen 8Ofen al5 Setretdr ueoer. Gr
murbe Dor etua 5wei MOueten bonn Sdldae
gertbrt unb 1T nod Gil iein j6aus gtfeII.lt.
GCire Haae if Oerart, oaB Die BloBhellung lein.
iCinen Sob ;ur NDlQe haben fDnate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
2uf OCT Sndie tta6 pcrboraeset,
Sd16keu.

Stn9it 0 n, SdmQita, G. December
@rpcOition 1T ioeben unter Seal 'ituua etues
brtiid)en Srie9sidifftS BON bier nadj eiusr
Sniel nobe Der Siiite BON Banana abaeaun-
gen, I'M eineu angeblih pou benz Tlibuitur
Mcrgan bort uerborgeneu Sdab III heben,
pelfen Elm Or. @urrie aus NalIau, 0.zB.,
entesdt haben iptl. Die grpeoition, nelf,e
inter genebmislns Der Se9ierung Der Re.
snbIif Colombia Dor fid sebt. srpedt srp5es
Sstsysis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
2eE lSeiSa.artG,

Rem DOrt, p. GSbr. ToIsenbss FrS
bIe miuBuOttrnugcu: @elo bruhte pop 6
be 4 FrOiCni mD idlOB Su6 BrO;. pro Sabr.
-Sterliag &edliel 4.794-4.8O al, so Gage
lno 4.S39 49, 4.84 aut Sitlt,- SuuOGs Cbi1
sutlonsn: oerlGUqe.ts Scdliu 1908, 90. TiiniC
1929, 4!eoroSenti9e Coupons lI4l, APPROX.
10. ll8R. .-attien: 9fodzS8lcnu 1881, Sits
oura 1856, Sis. @eutral 1904, I.~g. &entra
lG4s, yutcsSbOre 1185. Gre 422. 90. Brior
t0ten 903 yiOrth gRererr l244, DO. Brtoritg
TN 1881, u. : 8. &entral S94, ReaOtug 674
Eeftcrn llnion So. llutenhaBamtS= 6uaui,
oartoclS SS4 ,555 ,459,31, GouraRt S4r445,.
S77.57.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
StrengeS llrfbetI ae9et etnen
YfS0btllpTrii0er

YbilabeIpbia, 81. 5s;.-0aoiS 0to=
rat, ein ebenuliaeS Witglteo 6ss Staotratbs,
melter tpegen 5diidung BON Bablbcridlten
Dor 9erid)t ftano, befannte iitl beute i6ulOia
uno bat nm eiaeu milben llrtheilSipruh. Jftds
Ter &ioble Uerlrlbcilte ibn su suetidhriaer
5aft. 3oblun9 Der Soften un6 elmer GelobnBe
hnr GIOOn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
germtT@te telesrapbtf@e 0epeFd,en

9n 6 bicagD murOen uOrgeiern Sebl
neue Grfraufungen nno fiinf EOoesfdlle an
oGn @Iatern berimtst.
Die Ou.&oblergrube," Gi>
aentbrm Der so. 0tiller, Sod] & Comp, eineS
Der srfBtsn @rubenperte in Der llmaebuha bon
@nhonOn Blnue, 8enni.. iisht lett leetem Don.
nrfose in Slammeu, uno 800 bis40 Qrbeiter
fine bic sur llnterSriifuug oes 6suers auBer
SsIdditisuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
Sin @(r4eSaulpfer vcrbrauttt.

DoIIf0r, yL.zS., u. 0eiCnI5W. = Or
&erG,oamPftr 2llbert," Daheriih 81 SHOiau,
5mror befar0, nm Ole uOu oen g;idetterter
3dmpigr ,5lOd1oale" aerettete Baunroue in
Sid)abeit gu bringen, ftug qeitern III 6olGe oeS
llmwaf,uS etncr Qumpe 6euer unS wuroe n,bit
1o5 Snlen @aumlpole uHo Nuem, rpls ii1
ON Sorb befdnb Selit6rt. 9aS Eabr}5u9 ge-
EEy,e Dem Oln. q. s. Steosls IN OalLfar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
@r6nnc

ct. 8nul, 0tinu., 2l. DECEMBER. - Der
hiefse acknowledgment Der ,St. 8auls
Dtlnneupolis Wduitoba 8dbn" puroe be1te
bmf Ttuer ;erff0rt uno usun Yofomotipen er=
bsbltdl bsitabist. Der geiamutpeGluit miro
ouf $50 900 qRid,dtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
SQnferOffc.

@6tcd9O, 81. 0e5ember. - $. 6. @ooO-
rid, gidbmoitinsubdnOlsr an Der State'fraBc.
bat icine 3ablunsen etrgefent. YaiiiUa etru
$4,000. Dian 9laubt, oa6 bic @lGublgsr
30 Ero3ent srhalten rueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
,,Gs udre beifer fur mtdi, tenn ID Gar Fsins
2yertpauoteu hattie"

ffrau Scopiue priudte IS, ibm 8orHeGunaen 81
nnden. ateT e. fEBr aud e ioiott a.: ., 5huel9
qGu5 fill, 5u bil eOcno tlor,dlt, ME Deu UtIHu.
6en ndret, 70 mlroe meine glge cine 6sicrs iall.
Erit NelnaubteiJ ituO Gin STUD iir mtb; e5 10 ire
be; gectt.H beiier iUeuu Id Gar rttne bltte. 0en1
TsuRoe iui!rue il danug Hnoca lUenn er oiaIe &5rz
no tc es roh Ginmo, tbu su bcruhtacI, aber ef te:
,T,u mart met &erO lUen poI 9iuiun]." unO Jln)
potIib In gdden ausbr,deue, lu3te er hriI: $50.
isio cine muuDalrhc SoTte ooH hteni1ch, 5bt Scos
pines g"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22

SteTf Goritll 6eitdtstc Sos, uno Dies filbrte RI
enm ehr IebbGfen 2GoItqefedt aSDiihea lm uHO oelu
EelfeItiGa, nedel Gjuite2u nit cCr SemeltJul 40:
81 ct ~ loft i'm eeben; er i gar niibt uegth, oa5
mCn 9tCtis ooH ihM nMnt. isgr oe $500, nel9e er
ltalter hot, NUT CT 0oGl audl @tDas Ietten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
dGreub Der e'efanasne nod tort i4mpite, Uaroe
sin s6rcigen Oes Er. spibPl.

Gr 6. g. Spitfa fA6Ite id pera Hast, in ciuem Of
fIrsn Sdrtiben ndp gCgen ole 5aglietU.n lu1u0ls
ouurcn I'll peYt9d0i8ln, DeIde tlm l.l, beGanteH
u orte Buss3ogen baUcn, ba6 SrientNe, Der @lteau
BOD ttin ebrcnhoiter Ntanu III. @r iG9t, er babe
nice 9Sorte lit Glncm Artite nit 8euJ aaI bsien9en
Silgra4Be QrUrlud,t, petc be1 W0t9U UlmIag-t
rad ber Ibut fir burhuus ;Irebrunl3i6)9 erditz
tlu, urb Iei tcun n1hreHb otS BrcSeilts la5UUFI-E
uurlen, IL Su ntoeiboen. Sr t6nac alIO ooMt! guz
muglId tic @rpgl.,n on jie9IetInl Asut,nt alben,
lrG i'm ue63ioen mirbG er i'm GjTb,5iull Sen 5I6
apdl rdt uilr 10 formulr bu1eu. 2l6sr cS lies, Tl
icrr rcDl ned piu lux 0ite Sube il9eu. 20 be-
fauc fiu1 4. q inter beu li,oierulaS- Grp2r,c1 Elm
SuenalS., ntIder ieincr 3cit zen SltaInorJer 29GI
ruvltb 5.r urbedbar palHaail eltldtte, ulo ooh L.
nlpCr elbc S5a north itoH uIdl c,leH 5lAn els az
hrilt u1s Olr Sl,clunilalt .ntaifsn lUoroel. Solb
9Giluipr de, fdhrt II. Sptgta ols, qeltu 81 btHtet
uu3 i'd iGbe ucrrauns0ul IN ole SUIuitt 0etl lu
hir tcrou tbeBcunt, tuf man mlr, meET oet Silrn
hel greruu0 u6rpUCIgebTadit 1T. oo rod 6,dt 3e1en
univ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
ST. eeoptpc pticrEar tiej erbttt.;t.

ST gcouillc h0tte tishel ale Busdle cirs5 Siicrz
zen it nnfelhuf CT CbElo crtraaeu, u5cr ub oiisu
btlE $Gueis ron unoaHf rraE II of n5dc uei 'rJi
,tlt. SCne Stimme Sittertr, uao eine Nttauts Lara
mar Cy nEGC Gtunbc, iortjHidbreA. SelUf o. IuJe-
toete fob eu bof er 81 9eIdn9Cn iei iDeSla1 CT
LINEN Sdnaqer OTrd bic g&oTtt 81 p'ri6sue udJ.g:
Sic talttn nd ia Tgdt br0u, Scuptue, 10 6Jau. ps
: e uln,p9lu." &ber gleib oarau gerit5 et lut,z
br in 3ot uI0 to3tC ut,r NHoereu nit ,arfaiylid m
yudClE: ,,22cnn i'd oes SoctihjG95 anqsauIt udte,
ic rUiirbc ID na4rihuTlih lutIen Nioroas SIu 5o0c
uauytbsltt mGbcu, pornas9eiegt namlil, Oa5 eco
ollie MID pCtheiStleu lpuIue."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
gRorum er anOeren einnes lpnrSt.


3euue nuroe fueitelbin ousiiGrIid oarii5er 6crait
no SEnirt, meltc Sud9er or qden uuo ~ lbe 1e=
ICQenbeteH gchG6t babe, gS1bIinH9e5i 5i beobdhteE-
glt mari mar bic Rrose ouf, ne et olsu ge,om len
ii, ieinc Aniidlt haruter oh Gutedu !pabntlutl 'e
obeT r,dt, 70 uplitdn t9 gu dnecrn. 3cule ga oTn
~ rof cl talo rad Der 3bat 0u It m1Qllcrle I11i-
djn ~ bem G5Iouber ocrieet poroen lei, oa5 &tr!rz
den i1i oa$ Del at e.ncs Halnnnsani1as Jelpsier.
Spd q ater ais II CuteGu idu5ers Seit uao III OR
8 are becbodltct ei G. nnoer5n StnHeS IciU1 ben.
,,gtsYeiier Sic benn nitbt, ScOolie." tcI Der I1s
gtilogtJ aus, ,t1f Die 500 i'm GuocTen 5iHne5 mao
in? 9as modem mir nodb mear 3tit NIT ion grz
geuoCnE! &oneH Sic ibH geacn !" llno ais 0r.
2croilc HeHrodl tas 8slpor foreB!e. i6lu3 giitelu
olf ben 2iidl unb ref: .,DtGnen Sie ole Sabt tri.
Die GStidnortncn bab.n einfod 81 unttrlubcn o. tl
Sur 3eit ter 3b5t eirGn etaeH2n SSt1cu bate ODER
niLht. a6 iage, l6 bate i'm ntnt, uno lb mode
hurd SHE fupihe &Gt, Die Seu9eu 81 perloIeR. nIq
an bH GnleCH tommgH."
Gud TN iUCtere Q}eIouie oe3 g5crh0rs mari er lei
usnl Sdwoser olehanO SdmeGt,itn OIL oen 9oDi.
81 uauute inn Chen StloteH uua fubr onnI ll,b.u
fort: ,,iSpndtH Inn un6 Gorthu BIN ID il1r aliIt=
robcr. SD bin Sloar ein idHI,mii.li9tr Delil u1cr
ID fam es nun eiamal ntdlt ettra9eH, ooB man mll
tdlu Qbt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
SeItgrapliidle 9epeifde1t.

lSett@te esE rgfoci,rten BrsIe- fir ben ,3,utIbsu
GorIep oEbeuteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
GcrmiSdItee.

9ie hcutigc Sttucrelunabme betrlg $780,
4SG 81, hie 3Olltlugohmc $759 ,457.43.
3ur ginlDiun9 beitinmlc gtatpaalbanino
len I'M &ctruge Don S142 900 mur6en bsllt-
i'm SdotamtG empianaen.
Ser Erdiioent WuO mOrgcn fyiib nah 9ttu-
GlntF nhrfi'Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
0uitean's YroseB.
SEE s!nacslaete asrrmatS in Rine.

Vi. bppotbetiiten 6rasen Gor;biirs unO Or. G8or
iter's &rttuo tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-22
0miteaa,'s YrOseB.
Gutadtcn eli ;elner SaTUgrfdnbt3u Der
9fcgiduug.
@teuCt6;t aetfteSscT5rt, aber BOD,
eerantportlt@.
Srt MuasfIaGte ahfsmltS in Raae.
Die bppotbetiiten 6rosen Gor;bi's ur0 Sr. 93orce=
fers &rtwO tel.
GtH 3etGe, Der feiner Sadie mttreu
miro.
zr. zpthfo bI,ibi be, Ielner gssianaJ.

&Sa Arlington, Il. Geiembr. - ST. Ebeooot
9ius, DelIer an legten SoantnJe cen (jp3Sl0orUE
rrE Guiteuu's Sopf nabm, uno ocn 0I. ScOjiue al
3euaeE iiir Ole Jtertbcio9Tng aIb rufeH geoenyi,
IGeit 6Olgeg6es nit: Sas ytdB oe, opies oeS Uljr
has Cr9aU eiHen ltmfuna BON 25ll 3oG. D1S Srl4H
beI SdUfadtuns utBt 63a 3o4 uno oes Der 5eitiIaI.
6ll Scl- he oer AntIHluIung oe5 stopes 1auo ilu,
bc6 rie @ntmi6elun9 oer 6dbBsciten an oet Iiuted
{ cite normal trditn, nd1Geno oie relte Sette plat
III unb frartiCIt Gusilebt 0te Sdrneite 1T 1eH5us
tnen Sell t 5eY. ols 6cr 6interopi. Dr sla}e to2i
III eintr oer meImhrot3l setcrmteh oie rp ie aelc9e
tabe."
SI. Diins bot guiteGu oerigSO ben, j9m siuen oey
sbgC SuSuienhen, bat IS bls icgt o6er Hol uih 5ez
tlGu, uno petiG9te itb on 5ciIuge1e 9siitrI negr
mails iibcl Die gEortOrudiat oes 8urr,eT5.
9lis ale Serbanolungeu in be!1 Sjut.eau $roStiic
mad 5Ueitagtaer 8aue geutc pieOtr erJRIet pItosH,
baton id ldnmuide @jei liUoGene etlgeInota Ua0
qua OH 3udaueI lGum mar, lota geuo3adb. 0tj duj
oen cgtCn 4ag btett, Dian perSdlsee Gui Il IL { IL
lllteoeu SeRHluIGen, uH0 0r. oGRIIt5n o. on JttIuz
gUu Ogtrat bu,ri. 0en Stusenltono.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-11
Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and inhaiing the noxious impurities
generated by Catarrh, poison not alone the nasal
organs, bat the tomach and lungs No merely
local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs,
can possibly reach eradicate the virulen sporulss
OF Catarrh This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by DIR. wei De siey er's new inecule.
;fve treatment. The dement's used by bin
absorbed by the mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional as well as
local autidOtc, certain to cure Caiarrh as
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox. Its UMPIRE
cedented sale with unsolicited testimonials from
many thousands who, at all stages OF the disease,
have BEEN cared by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that Wei
DC Meyers Cafarrh Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
sheldon Collins, Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco oae package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh. Send me two more" Dr. +. N. Clark,
dentist, with Dr. Brewer, Montgomery street, San
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soycsis. Wilmington, Cal. "a Cured of five years
Cdtarrh" G. IL. Manning, Fa,l River Mills
CAL: Cured OF 20 years Catarrh' W. j.
grasenpsrt, The Dalies, Oregon: "The only
article which CURES Gcv. G. Il. Taylor, $50
Noble St, Brooklyn, N. y, writes " One package
produced radical care. 1t eutiie!y cured mem
Der OF my family who had sutfered from Citarsh for
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y. Y: "gfy wife was cured by it of IS years
Catarrh." y. swaIfZ, ,yr., 200 Hudson Ave,
Jersey City: at cureme after doctorng for nearly
80 years Mrs. Emma G.. BOwes. 30 W.
Washington Place, New York . seven members
OF my family have Catarrh, and all are receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Kew. w. II.
simmer, Frederick, Nd. g 1t is worth ten times
its cost" Rev. 4. J. sencs. New Brighton,
Staten Island: 9" When commenced its use | was
too deaf to hear the Church bells riog l can now
hear quite we'll" Cf.as. :. stanh0pe. q John
St, Newport, r. l.: 1t relieved me Of great
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-11
THE COURTS.
SUPREME coUsT.
MONDAY, Nav 10, 1881.

MONDAY, May 10, 1881.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Morrison. G. j, presiding; Meliinstry, j.; Thorn
ton j. Mckee, j.; MyricS, j.. Ross, j.: SAarpstsin,
j.: Gross, Clerk; Finker Baiif.
A class OF applicants for admission TO practice
were examined III relation to their learning in the
law by Mr. Justice Thornton.
.T7l7-Isenhoot vs.. Chauberiin-Moion OF Blanch-
ara for appellant TO pace cause on calendar denied.
People ex REL, etc, VI. Parks CT al.-oa motion Of
Dickinson for petitioner ordered that this cause be
set for hearing on Tuesday, May II, 1881.
10, 593-People vs.. Flahave-Argument Concluded
by Hatch for appellant and Acknowledgement Hart
for the People, and submitted.
1854 People vs.. Nelson-Argued by Hatch for
appellant and AttorneY-General Hart for the Poo
pie, and submitted
Motion of Mcclure, for respondent, to place cause
on calendar submitted.
5lI9-Moutou vs.. Parks--Gontnued By consent.
NewcoIn5 vs. Tisdlle Ct, al.-Ordered that this
cause be placed on the calendar III lieu OF Moulon
VS. Parks and that it go TO the foot Of the bank cal
endar.
Montgomery vs. Harrington-Argu by
Van Cleft for appellant and Baine for respondent,
on MOTION OF Hon. ]. H. McKaue, and presen a
lion OF u license from the Superior Court OF Massa
chusetts it was ordered that Thomas Z. K Cormac
be admitted to practice in all OF the Courts of this
State.
6496-Lorentz ct al. VS.. Jacobs ct al.-By s.ipuls-
ton cause continued to San Francisco calendar
Adjourned until 10 A 81. Tomorrow.
To-Day's CALENDAR.
- 4 IN BANK.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock A. N.
726s-Cosner We. Board of Supervisors OF Coiusa
county.
749i-Coker vs. Superior Court OF C1usa county.
7033-Sacramento Valley Reclamation Company
rs Cook. s- K
7444-Wrigit vs.. Roseberry.
6g30-R Reclaim alton Dstrcs Nos VS.. Kennedy.
1890 Miller vs.. Hebron.
Nesvconlb vs.. Tisdale ct al
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.
TUESDAY, May 10. 1851.
w B. Mcclellan VS.. His Cred,tors-Sheritf ap
pointed assignee.
Charles KAHN, a native of Switzerland, upol deg
aratian Of intention and the testimony of B. Stei-
l1ur and Joseph Ulrich was admittelto citizenship.
The People vs.. Jacob ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
rand larceny. Charges reduced to petty larceny,
% which defendant pleaded guilty, waived time and
vas sentenced to months imprisonment ia the
County Jail.
The People vs. Robert Mackall and William Will
ams-I Indictment for .rand larceny. Defendants
slk separate trials, which is 50 ordered. District
Attorney elects to try Williams first. Case con
inued to 18th instant account OF the absence ri
witnesses.
Adjourned.
T0.DAYs CALENDAR.
All cases set are disposed of.
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IMPORTANT PATENT DECISIONS Yester-
day Judge Sawyer, of the United States
Circuit Court, decided the two cases of the
California Artificial Stone Paving Company
vs. w. d. Perine and Charles A. Molitor, in
favor Of the complainant in both cases. and
granted perpetual injunctions restraining the
defendants from infringing the Schillinger
patent. The defendants claimed that, as they
made an artificial stone pavement without
using taxpayer in the joints, they did not
infringe the patent but Judge Sawyer de-
cides that the pavement laid by Perine and
Mclitor and similar artificial stone payments
in which no taxpayer is used, are infringe
ments of the patent
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Piled May 9th.

Daniel Brown and wife to A l.. Bird-May 0,
1881; for $3.50; the west half of lot 4, between
and Q. Four eeGth and Fifteenth streets, Sicra-
mento.
A. Meyers TO the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany-JuIy a, 1880; grant; 3.s4 acres of land,
more or less, along the north levee and railroad,
near Muldrow's Gardens
A C. Swee'ser and E. X Asip to Helen X.
Raught-May 0, 1851 for 81 800; the north quar-
ter Of lot S, between and X. Fifteenth and Six
tsenth streets, Sacramento.
Patrick Fitzgerald to Caroline E. j. Danforth-
May 5, 1881; for 1925 the east half OF lot 2. be-
tween Q and r, Eighth aud Ninth streets Sacra-
meuio
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In CASES OF PILES, DIR. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment acts like a charm, sffording i'm
mediate relief. Ask those who have tried it,
or try IL and see for Yourself
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed May 18th.

F. L. Anderson to s. s. Crane-March 8, 1880
grant; the east quarter OF lot 7, between aud l.,
Fifth aud Sixth streets, Sacramento.
S. S. Crane to Harriet B. Smti-May g. 1881
grant, east quarter ii lot 7, between and l.,
Fifth and Sixth streets, Sacramento.
The State OF California, by A. Hebron, Sheriff,
TO Geo. r Bates-May 6, 1881; for 1915 the east
three-q quarters and south half OF we quarter Of
west quarter of lot 4, between and X, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, Sacramento.
The same TO Patrick Rice-May g. 1881: for $50
the south quarter Of lot 4, between and F, Sixth
and Seventh streets, Sacramento.
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On AccoUSr of the wind on Monday and
Tuesday mornings, Hale's programme with
regard to the outside show was no. carried
out, and the show has been postponed until
this "wednesday morning. One sixty-feot
table will be arranged in the front OF our
store, with goods representing cutting
bargains from every department of the house
Hale Bros great central table movement
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MONDAY. a,lNE 6. 1881.

Proposals. viii he received for the whole or airy
part OF said SUM, hun in shall the Board
pay more than the par yal1e If auy bonds
Bids must be jor bonds sad accrued interest
thereon sch bill must be accompanied with the
bonds offered to 30 sold, or by OF the bonds OF
fered, as sample. and certified check drawn on
soite bank Of good standing. drawn to the order OF
the undersigned, for equal to 10 per cent OF
the amount of the bid hc! check will be forfeited
to the STATE il the bid which such check eempa-
nies shall be accepted, and the party offering the
bonds fails 20 deliver the same.
Payment will be made in the geld coin OF the
United States.
The Beard reserves the right to reject any or alt
bids
Bids must state she Acts of Legislature which
authorized the issning OF the offered bonds.
Bids must be intloi sed, Proposals for the Sale OF
Bonds" and must be adore scd to the Clerk OF tho
State Beard OF Examiners
Bids will be opened in open ses. ion OF the Board.
at O'clock I. NJ JUNE 6, 1881.
ALBERT HART,
m7.im Clerk State Board OF Examiners
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifies the
blood.
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GRENADINES, 10 cents yard. How is that
far prices, at the special sale OF Red House,
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HAMNER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
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THE change of management is what does it.
Crowds have visited the special inducement
sale st the Red House
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LADIES fine French kid, button shoes, only
So 10, at the Red House.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is IA
antidote for malaria.
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The people are the best judges of their own
business. and when they compare Hale Bros.
prices for dry goods with the prices of those
who pretend to sell cheap, they often ask
"Why doa't you keep clothing and shoes % :
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HAVE you seen those heavy ingram carpe Is.
fer 80 and 90 cents yard, at the Red House y
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LAST chance TO win horse. The celebrated
trotting horse, starlight" will positively be
RS III I'd off tonight at the Lafayette. K street,
between Third and Fourth-S1 chance.
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SEcuRg for yourself one Of our nobby
Nackinaw hats. Price, 81. Red House..
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Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G.. w. Chesley, agent.