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The National tribune., 1881-10-01

Monsieur Gambetta seems inclined to give
Bismarck some spicy French tobacco to put in
his German pipe to smoke. Whenever the French
statesman gets show of opportunity he reminds
the German Chancellor that Sedan remains
among other unsettled international accounts.
This he did again in one of his electiOneering
speeches the other day, and was loudly cheered-
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

THE Commissioner of Pensions is using every
endeavOr to expedite business in his office
Claims are being disposed of as speedily as pos
sible. We say this in reply to large number of
swer in each case.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

But twenty days remain in which subscribers
TO the Monthly NATIONAL TRIBUNE may re-
one year by sending one dollar in payment
Those who desire to continue our paper should
forward the amount specified at once or, if they
cannot spare the full sum, renew their subscrip-
tons for three or six months by sending half or
three-fourths of the sum specified in our terms at
the top of this column.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

LAST week, for want Of space, owing to the
death of our late President and our desire to give
full details of the sad event, we were compelled
to omit some Reunion notes and other items and
which, although not now the freshest news, are
still of sufficient interest to warrant publication
they therefore appear in this issue
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

THE National Republican of this city, has oflate
been working up matter of great interest to
soldiers, and will soon publish list of ex-rebels,
&c, appointed to office to the exclusion of those
who fought and suffered for the Union. The
Republican is doing good work in the way of
securing, if possible, the enforcement of Section
1854, Of the Statutes, relative to appointments in
the Civil Service.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

QUITE controversy has sprung up in reference
to the place where Guiteau will be tried We
make the prediction that he will be indicted.
tried convicted, sentenced, and hung in the Dis
trict of Columbia, where his infamous crime was
committed: and further, that all the proceedings
in his case Will be strictly in accordance with law
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

THE ex-soldiers and sailors of the Union should
see to it that the men they send to Congress are
in full sympathy with them upon all subjects
touching their interests and rights.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

THE head of a Department who will appoint to
office an ex-rebel, Or even one who never saw SER
vice in either army, in preference to disabled
ex-Union soldier is unworthy of the place he
holds
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

WE invite attention to the advertisement upon
our eighth page of Ireland's Chart of the Re-
bellion, which, from the sample copy sent us, we
Judge to be just what every ex-soldier and sailor
ouoht TO have
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

In OUR next issue we shall commence the pub
iication of an interesting and exciting SKETCH to
be continued through four or five numbers of our
paper. Now is the time to subscribe for THE
complete.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

IF DR.. Bliss really has a pus abscess on his
cheek, he had better hold an autopsy on himself
at once, for he's goner. He can never survive
the destruction of that portion OF his person.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

IF THE Government Offices are to be considered
as charitable institutions, but one Of family
should be appointed to place, so that the charity
may be made TO extend as far as possible.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

WHEN an eX-sOldier or sailor dies his widow
or child, if he leave one, should be considered in
the line Of appointment, if a cIerkship be desired
The National tribune., 1881-10-01

AN induction balance is indispensable to the
happiness of every well-regulated family.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01
A Correction.

In the list Of National Cemeteries published
last week, Mexico City, through typographical
error, was located in Missouri. 1t should have
been in the Republic of Mexico.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

To CARE FOR Him BORNE BATTLE, AND FOR HIS
ORPHANS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01
Thena6nnaf Tributtf.

TE4E UNITED STATES,
AUTHORIZED INCLUDING INCURRED
PENSIONS AND BoUNTIEs SURPRISING NsuRREc
TON REBELLION, oUEsToHEO."-SEc !, ART
XIV, CONSTITUTION UNITED STATES.
The National tribune., 1881-10-01
WASHINGTON, D. c., OCTOBER l, 1881.

Easa a. the WASHINGTON City RosOass as .ssen.s ns.t
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EgSAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-Money
continues to be in good demand for general
business purposes. 1t is neted that fewer
private capitalists are rendering money by
public announcement. Better rates are Oh
tainable for the bulk Of loans-that is TO say,
there is comparatively little money going out
at the extremely low rates on call ruling few
months ago. Bankers have made no changes
recently, but they are more discriminating. The
savings banks are loaning on cityreal estate a.
7d9 per cent, and assume the taxes. The
range of discount for the ordinary commercial
paper is from 7@9 per cent. for 80 and &C
day notes with acceptable names; call loans,
5@7 per cent. Drafts on New York are
selling at 10c premium. on SlOo; teie'
change, 495d for bank bills, and 504d
for commercial; refined silver, 12sg1S1
per cent. discount; Mexican dollars, 923t993C
apiece Bulletin, November 1st.
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A BEER-LovING BRuN. = At Castle
Park, Hot Springs, Col, a good. natured
visitor presented the bear with 8 bottle Of
beer. The apparent relish with which the
bear emptied it caused him to present an
other, the generous visitor drinking glass
20 each bottle by the bear. This contin-
ued for two hours, at which time bruin
had INDUCED in nineteen bottles OF beer,
and his friend had gotten himself on the
outside of nineteen glasses OF the foamy
stuff. The only difference to be discovered
between the two was that bruin was quiet
and docile, and walked to the end of his
chain with his usual dignifed tread. while
the man imagined that he was the Car +
all the Russias, and was momentarily ex-
pecting to hear an explosive missile burst
about him. He was finally conveyed home
upon a shutter" while the bear qnietly
walked his beat and looked anxiousiy for
the appearance of another fun-loying
visitor.
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A FUNNY LITTLE KINGDoM.-Th petty
duchy of Baden is funny little kingdom,
with a funny, fussy little court, as full OF
ceremony, equipages, liveries, powdered
wigs and elaborate ofiicialism as any OF the
big courts of the German empire, and it's
parallel is not hard TO find in Offenbach's
sprightly satire upon the doings in the
grand duchy OF Gerolstein. However little
the duchy may be, il is largely connected,
for its Grand Duke is son of Princess
Sophia of Sweden, and his wife, Louise. is
daughter of the Emperor OF Germany. The
ducal pair having married September 20,
1856, the Doth OF last month was their Gil
yer wedding, and it was celebrated in con-
nection with the gorgeous marriage of their
daughter to Prince Gustavus Adolphus or
Sweden.
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CABIN, November 2d.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
Mrs. O. G. Pratt, Miss l.. M. Jones. T. P.
Clark, Mrs. S. W. Selby, Mrs. d. q. Yost,
Selby Yost, Mr.. Hanrs, d. Fitzgerald. DR..
o. B. Thatcher. San Francisco F. Corning,
VIM. Anstole, Miss Peaaley, Miss Pratt, Z.
Hirsch, H. W. Greasy, Thomas Riley. j.
Bottnaa, New York; Miss Mary Tomb, Ire
land Lieutenant M. F. Waltz, U. s. A.;
F. S. Hambleton, Cheyenne; w. n. Diggle,
England Mrs. Sarah Chapman, Seymour,
| Conn; S. f. Ryan, Phoebe; T. G. E. Eb-
stein, DR.. L. II. Peasants, U. s. A.; j. r.
Duff, Nevada; H. A. Duseuchet, Indiana !;
Mrs J. s. Delano aud child, Denver Colonel
John Smith, Liverpool; DIR. Rowland, wife
and daughter, Miss Ebes, Miss Williamson,
| Philadelphia; NJ. Kuhara, Japan; d. j.
| Denver (; w. S. Plummer, San Jose Mrs.
Sample Orr, Mary Orr, Montana; J. Koh-
| Ter, Austria; J. l.. Weatherby and wife,
Mrs Wilder, Massachusetts Mrs. John T..
Hsymer, Alton, ILL.,: J. K. Fisher and wife,
| Chicago; A. j. Elder, Connecticut; T..
Gimmout and wife. Ohio Mrs. Lovick,
Long Island; VIM. Smith, Elko 0. Veasey,
| Reno; Thomas Madden, Idaho also Is re-
cruits and 112 emigrants.
| NEwHALL, November 2d.-Passed here to-
| day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
| A. Miller, San FRANCISCO Lawn IL, onltil.
| Sacramento Fred. NJ. Camel, Los Angeles
John DAWN. San Francisco /; r. Fogel. I'll
Paso; James Devine, Tucson /; w. K. Weir,
| Tombstone D. Grotty, San Francisco G..
Thompson, George Rowland, Los Angeles /;
Mrs Grayland. San Francisco ?. Banning,
/ Wilmington E. B. Kirkland. Phoenix. A.
T.; J. j. Heden, q. S. A.; Mrs. e. T..
Smith and boy. Sacramento; Mrs. L. D..
Norton and child, jacksonville; Mrs. Hirsch-
field, Mrs. Hapnel, Los Angeles; j. T..
Merriam, Newhan.
OMAHA, November 2l.-Left here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento November 9th
S. Richards and wife, Iowa; Captain Wheel
er, three daughters and niece, Saltwater,
MINI; c. S. Blackman and wife, Chicago
W. g. Maley and wife, Stanwooo, Iowa
Mrs. S. Richards. Boyle. Philadelphia K.
Melrose, wife and daughter, San Francisco
Mrs L. r. Huse, Yomet, CAL; Mrs. Henry
Sweetapple, Ward, New; G. j. Wilder, San
Francisco.
Fifty-one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacramento
November 9th.
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DIED.

Los Angeles, November George Trepoyicl, a
native OF Austria, SO years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
St Rose Church, corner Seventh and X streets,
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.]
Los Angeles, October 12-Mary A. Campbell, 81
years.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY. November 2, lss:
hDNhoDAlt NUFOIHUCI z, II
DEPARTMENT TWo-DENsoN. Judge.

WEDNESDAY, November 2, 1881
DEPARTMENT Two-DEysoS, Judge.
Nettie Gilman VS.. Chas. H. Gilman-Monthly re
port Of receiver fled and taken under Amusement
Order entered for receiver 20 pay $4,000 upon de
PENDANTS debts from money now in hand, and cost:
of suit with attorneys fees. Motion made to have
the receiver to pay eff the mortgage upon plaintiff
homestead, motion to be submitted upon briefs t.
be filed within ten days.
w. C. Fetch VS.. Margaret Howe ct al. Case hearC
and taken under adyisemept.
Ellen N. Butler vs.. Stephen W. Butler Trial in
progress.
Adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
r1ia, N p,,4ier vs. O w Iu+Ia- IN tr;aI
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COOKING BY GAS.

rgsHE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
3 received supply of the most approved pat
terms Of GAS COOKING STOVES, request their
patrons to call at their workshop, CLUNIES BUILD.
iNG Eighth street, between and f. and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FIR COOKING are agreeably sur.
prised to find they so easy to manage cause no
neat SCOT or dust in the apartment take up little
room; may be placed wherever desred, and are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
inc stove The Company will put them up at their
own expense charging for their use small monthly
rental. All those now in use giving complete
satisfaction 30 far as known n1-is.f
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LYDIA E. PINKKAM's Vegetable Compound,
the great medicine for the cure Of all female
complaints, is the greatest stsengthener of the
back, stomach, nerves, kidneys, urinary and
genital organs of man and woman ever known.
Send for circulars to Lydia e. Pinkham,
Lynn Mass
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The fact that the great sale of dry goods at
the Red House is authorized by the Superior
Court, and that the conduct of the sale has
been placed in the hands of J. 7. Grifitts, is
IN itself sufficient guarantee that there will
be no chicanery. and that every transaction
will be yea, yea, and nav, nav
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, November by Rev. H. II. Rice,
John Churehman to Leda Lowry, both Of this city.
Harry Magnus, Of Truckee to Katie Cornell, OF
Sacramento. (-ittle Rock, Ark, papers please
copy)
Chico, November w E. Callahan to I.bbie
Jones.
Santa Rosa, October so-coluabus Limbaugh to
Kate Hervey.
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The WEEKLY UNION is the only paper
aShich employs .frst.class literary ability ia,
i0riting original stories. The nert serial story
acM be entitled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE
RORLD."
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WANTED, information of the whereabouts
OF Chas. oBrien, whose testimony is wanted
at Auburn, Placer county, on November
9Th, on the trial Of Cape Horn Mills train
wreckera: Any person knowing his where
abouts will please telegraph at once to W. b.
Larnder, District Attorney. Auburn.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Filed November LIST.


Mary C. and c. F. Budahn to George L. Hunt
October 81, 1884, for S., 000-The northeast half oil
the southeast quarter of section 81, township /
north, range east, containing 80 acres.
Charles Croker to Trustees of Phoenix Lodge
239, I, o. o. F. October 4, 1881, for S325-The west
third of lots l and in block Is, town Of Gait.
Filed November I'd.
Warren A. Smith to Abraham Troutman, Novem
Der 2, 1881, for S600-Twenty-fou acres of Lane
lying about eighty rods east of the center of section
u, township north, range east; also the righ
OF way to the public highway.
D. A Faulkner to Louis P. Ething, November 2
$751; for 81 500 The half of northwest quartet
dissection 20, township north, range east, con
tanning so acres.
F. Mandlebaum to B. N. steinman, grant, octo
Der 20, 1ss1-Lots 5, 6, aud s. between H and /
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, Sacramento.
Samuel Wyatt and wife to Louis Ronat, Novern
her 3, 1881, for S550-A tract Of land lying outside
of Thirty first and streets, containing $40 acre
of land, and being part of section o, township
north range east.
James Redfern TO Henry t. Bower, November 2
1881, for S9o0-Ten acres of land from grantee
place-(not otherwise located.
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SGH00L FOB PHYSICAL EXERCISE
At THE TuRR-YfREIE GYMNASIUM,
&. EOHsE. TEACHER
Life is exercise; exercise is strength strength is
health and happiness"

VyHE ABovE-NAMED SOCIETY TAKES THE
pleasure to notify that the classes meet as fol-
lows:
Girls from to 49, Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
from until haf-past o'clock.
BOYS from to 10, Wednesday and Saturday after
moons, from until halfpast o'clock.
Boys from 10 to II, Monday and Thursday after
noons from until half past o'clock.
BOYS from Il to Is youths, evening scholars),
Monday and Thursday evenings from half past un-
til o'clock.
Gents (the American class, Tuesday and Friday
evenings, from until 10 o'clock.
Memcers OF the Society, Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, from until 10 o'clock.
Parents and friends are cordially invited For
particulars gee the Teacher at the GJ nasium j.
KAERTH, at 1926 street. between Four h and Fifth.
Up q Tw2r
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BORN.

Sacramento, October S1-wife of E. c. Rhodes, s
Nevada City, October so-wife of W. H. Richards
q daughter.
Vallejo, October S0--Wife OF Months Horn a laush
ter
Vallejo. October 3l-wife OF Richard Waters, son
Yreka, October 23-Wiie Of William J. Bray,
daughter.
Scott Valley, October 12-wife OF Frank Pauline,
daughter.
Milleille October 5-wise of Godfrey Hofmeister
daughter.
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A GA SUPREME DRAB D'ETE fslue.
black, 81 70 a yard; retail price. 81 80. See
it. Closing sale Of l.. Bien, Eighth and j.
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Eli Perkins says Texas is the largest
State in the Union. Now the State will
have to be surveyed all over again to ascer-
tain if that is so.
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HANHER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders, constipation liver complaint dizziness,
and purifes the blood Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-03

P1MpLEs and other skin disorders quickly
yield to that thorough blood purifier and
tonic, King of the Blood.
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Answer This.

Is there person living who ever saw case
ofsgue, biliousness, nervousness, or neuralgia,
or any disease OF the stomach, liver, or kidneys
that Hop Bitters viii not cure?
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PROTECTION TO THE RIVERS.

Marsdon Manson, formerly Of the State
Engineer Corps, and now in the United
States Engineer service, with Colonel Men
dell, passed through from San Francisco yes
terday, to continue the surveys and examina-
tons ordered by Act OF Congress. The Act
referred to requires a report from Colonel
Mendell for the coming session of Congress, OF
system of works to protect the navigsble
waters of California from injury by flow OF
detritus from hydraulic mines. Mr.. Man
son has charge of the investigation TO
furnish data for the report Upon
being Intercepted he states that the
work done this summer and fall by
him IN this connection is as follows Z.
The examination of the various forks Of the
Feather river with a view to storage of debris /;
examination of sections of the Feather river
from Oroville to II miles below Hamilton
Ferry reconnaissance of the north fork of
the Yuba river and examination of its tribu-
taries for storage of debris; examination and
survey of o site upon the Yuba for heavy
stone dam reconnaissance and survey of
canyon Of Bear river. and survey of sites for
dams on the same for retaining debris re-
connoissance and examination Of the north
fork of the American river from Dutch Flat
to Folsom, the lower portion having been
thoroughly mapped last fall. In all OF these
the sources. character and amount of detritus
has been looked into as closely as the time
would admit; aud observations taken as to
the character and amount of material lodged
in the canyons, as well as the sources and
comparative extent of natural wash. Mr..
Manson is now conducting similar examine
tions on the middle aud south forks of the
American river. The results of these exami-
nations have not yet been worked up, but
viii soon be, and ready for the forthcoming
report
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at the great sale of dry goods at the Red
House.
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LADIES' Empress Cream improves the complexion
Twenty five and fifty cents bottle, at Hammers
Fourth and streets
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada
Geo, W. Chesley, sole agent.
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No.GEzAaeE For DRAyAeEoR MHAgEAeE
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IF YOU want to be well in spite of yourself
use Kidney Wort. Cures kidney diseases
like charm.
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THE best of kid gloves at cost. Closing SALE
Of L. Bien, Eighth and streets.
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TRANSIT OF MERcURT.-The transit Of
Mercury across the suns disc will occur on
next Monday, and astronomers axe making
the necessary preparations to take observa-
tons. It will commence at six minutes and
ten seconds past 2 o'clock P. NJ, ard will have
completed its journey across the suns disc by
twenty-six minutes and nearly fifty seconds
past o'clock, or more than two and hall
hours after sunset at San Francisco. The
last transit of this planet occurred May 6,
1878, and the next will occur November 9.
1891.
OFFICERS INsTALIED.-The following Off
GERS of Walhalia Grove, No 6, U. A. O. D.,
were installed by the Grand Officers last
evening: j. W. Willem, N. A; B. Lasky,
V. A; L. Q. NsEhel,. Secretary; G. Politz,
Treasurer; M. X. King, Conductor; IL.
Marks, l. g.; William Avery, o. G.. After
the installation banquet was given by the
officers at Fishers, where a pleasant, social
time was enjoyed.