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BREvITIEs.

The river has fallen since the last rain from
feet inches to feet 10 inches.
There are no immigrants to arrive by the
train from the East this afternoon.
The overland train from the East yesterday
morning was composed of sixteen cars.
Charles Griffin, sentenced on Monday in
the Superior Court to a term OF three years
In Folsom Prison, was yesterday transferred
to that place.
A brick bracket fell yesterday from the
cornice of the building occupied by Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, on j street, striking with
such force upon the porch below as 10 break
through heavy flooring.
A section-hand named Frank Lewis, while
endeavoring to jump on moving freight
train at New England Mills, Wednesday, had
his LIFT foot run over and crushed so badly
that il was amputated yesterday.
John Waxen, son of Joseph Waxen, who
resides on the Riverside road, was thrown
from his horse while riding near Freeport
day before yesterday. He was rendered in
sensible by the injury thus received, and was
taken to his home.
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STATS NEWS.

The wild geese are plenty on the Colusa
plains.
A number of farmers commenced plow-
ing last week in Santa Clara county.
The Greenville BuIletia says that the
merchants OF Plumas appreciate the cheap
freights by way of Chico, and nothing ike
the present amount has ever been shipped
to that section.
The Kern county Record complains be-
cause the rate of taxation is gradually in
creasing in that. county. L says that the
rate now, when the county has S., coo, coo
of taxable property, is greater than when
it had only $4,000 worth.
The sum of SIS, 400 has been subscribed
toward the fund to buy The race track in
Woodland, and to assist in organizing a
county fair. About 8, 600 more is prom.
ised, and there are subscription papers in
circulation at Madison, Davisvine and
Knights Landing, from which no report
has yet been received. Just $1,000 is
needed to buy the grounds. The balance
will go toward properly arranging them.
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Who WERE THE MOUND BUILDERS p
DR.. W. De Haas, after careful examina-
ton of the supposed connection between
the " mouud.huilders" and the ancient
races of Mexico, has come to the conclu-
sion that it does not exist. He considers
that the former people were but little 3D.
vanced beyond the modern Indians. In
the discussion that followed the reading of
DR.. De Haes's paper Ia the American As
sociation, Judge Henderson objected to the
use OF the term mound builter," as one
that conveyed fslae idea There is no
evidence, he said, which will Justify us in
separating the ancient and more me dern
races, not single feature peculiar to the
so called mound. builders. The speak err had
started out in the study of American
archaeology with the impression that these
people were distinct and separate frem the
Indians. but he had been compelled by the
force of facts TO relinquish the theory. It
was improper to talk about these peol lie as
mysterious, for they were no more yste.
rious than the Shawnees, the Natche7, the
Tensas and other tribes The cloth found
in their works was like that made by every
other tribe from the Lakes to the Gulf,
even less fine than some, and their pottery
was no better. In short, the speaker said,
in his Judgment the mound builders were
the ancestors Of the Indians.
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TIE RoWARps, BsaEFIT.

The ladies' committees managing the ben-
eft for the Towards for next Wednesday, met
again yesterday. They resolved to meet
again on Monday at Pioneer Hall at 1:3C
?. NJ. The meeting resolved to fix the price
of tickets at 80 cents each. Soliciting com,
nittees for provisions for the following dis
tricts were named, all districts being divided
in the middle of streets running north and
south: l. From Front to the west side Of
! Fourth inclusive, and south Of K, Mrs. Var
| Naure and Mrs. Z. P. Figg. 2. East side Of
| Fourth to west side of Seventh. inclusive,
south of K, Mrs. Zah. g. East side of Sew
enth to west side of Tenth, inclusive, Mrs.
| o, p. Goedhue. 4. East side of Tenth t6
| Twentieth, inclusive, south OF X, Mrs. Paine
and Mrs. Whitbeck. 5. J and & streets.
| Mrs Charles Martin and Mrs. Ed. Martin.
| 6. From Front to east side OF Tenth, inc.u-
sive, on G., III and ], Mrs. George Taylor and
| Mrs. S. G. Nett. Z. West side of Tenth to
Twentieth, Inclusive, on G., II and l streets
Mrs. Elliott. s. L and T streets entire mot
! filed. 9. A, B. G and d streets entire. by
Mrs Mclaughlin and Mrs. j. Z. Farms
worth.
Committee on Hat-rooul-Mrs. Lena Bate
man.
Committee for Sale of Tickets-Messrs. G.
T. Wheeler, John Mcneil, G. W. Chesley,
Albert Gallatin, Fl. Weinstoclz, J.. Lavenson,
John Q. Brown, Newton II. Foster, William
Ormsby, W. G. Fitch, Frank LsnoiF, j. @.
Crumm, Daniel Flint, G. II. Cummings, c. Eel.
Hubbard, Charles AEcCreary, w. E. Gerber,
T. Ii. Berkey, John Hahn, L. Elkus, l.. Is.
Hammer Frank Smith. 2. III. Russell, w.
A. Houghton, s. II. Davis, 2. Bohl L. Bien,
J. T. Griffitts. L. r. Wisensn, J. r. Wat
son, General Backus, William Bsckmap.
The resignation of hIrs. Woodson from the
Printing Committee was received. Additions
we're made to She following committees
On Supper-MTs. G. +. Parsons, Mrs.
Merkley, Mrs r. A. Bird, Miss Mile Par
sons, Mrs. l.. Stanley and Miss Stanley.
On China and Giassware-Mrs. Block,
Mrs. Ben Steinman and Mrs. L Lewis.
Ga Ice Cream-Mrs. g. w. Sstford.
On Pfintirg-Mrs. George T. Parsons and
Miss Mile Parsons.
On Flowers-Niss Guthrie aud Miss Nellie
Dunlap.
On Candy-NTiss Fannie Tyrrell
On Cigars-Adiases Ida Eikus and Kittit
! Neinrich.
On Neekties-Mrs. William McLaughlir
and Mrs. j. f. Farrsworth.
The COMMITTEES on Canvas reported that
Weiustock & Lubin had agreed to loan 10t
yards OF the cloth necessary to canvas tbs
! a ar
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Damaging a Reputation.

The reputation, originally good, of many
proprietary articles, is in scme instances
damaged by that most egregious of all bust
ness follies, famboyant advertising. The
public soon becomes disguised with an article
concerning which statements are made with
the evident design Of hoodwinking it. and is
naussated rather than imposed upon by ,eck-
less claims to impossible merits. It has ever
been the aim OF the propiietors Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters to make the published aiiega,,
proven facts. That they have succeeded in
this laudable design is shown by the fact that
their remedy is not only popular. but widely.
respected. Experience without the aid Of
bombast, has demonstrated that it is tonic
OF the first order. q safe and thorough remedy
salutary anti-spasmodic and remedy for
debility. and O capital corrective of disorders
Of the stomach, liver and bowels.
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Pers rs afflicted can, il they prefer, consult me
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Cure warranted in all ca9cs, Or no pay required.
Consultations, personally or By letter, gratis. Send
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Consultation Parlors ZIG Suffer street, adjoining
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Office hours From A. N. to 6P. NJ.
NY Diploma hangs in my Ofiise.
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CHESS CRAZY.

Paul Morphy, the wonderful chess
player, of whom all the civilized world has
heard, has gone mad. Morphy's unfor.
| tunate mental condition is well understood
| by the chess world, and there is not
player who does not regret it and syn1pa-
thize with him in his great affection.
There are two phases, among Others, to his
harmless halluclnations-a horror OF chess,
and continually recurring belief that
unless he can obtain a loan OF two hundred
dollars Immediately, lie will be financially
ruined. This latter is well understood by
his many friends in New Orleans. Mr..
Morphy is constantly requesting loans OF
that exact amount, is never refused, and
he never takes the money, however urgent
the need of it, as explained by him when
asking for the loan. He Is entirely salts
the friend to whom he has applied re.
spends, Certainly, Mr.. Morphy, will
you take the money now:" To this his
iuyariable response is that he will not
take it no0, but will call again
for (which he never does. On
recent occasion Mr.. Morphy hastily
entered the office of well known
resident OF New Orleans, and made known
his need of $500 to save himself from i'm
pending disaster, and requested loan of
that amount His friend resolved on an
experiment which would test tie relative
strength of the hold upon Morphy's mind
of this deiusion, and the other-his aver
sion to chess, and assuming aerious tone,
he said You want this money very
much, it seems" Yes" said Morphy,
60 1 must have tit is absolutely neces-
sary" "Well," replied the other, "rll
tell you what will do; if you will play
game of chess with me, l will make it
$3.50" Morphy's countenance betrayed the
internal struggle between the conflicting
emotions aroused by this offer. He paused,
in thought. for some moments, and then
in tone expressive OF his sense of
the hardship inflicted upon him by
the condition, and also Of quiet exulta.
ton over the anticipated success of a
plan he had formed, he accepted the terms
chess board and men were produced in an
inner office, and Morphy played his latest
game of chees. With disdainful curl of
the lip, and manifest repugnance, Morphy
moved Ia such way that his friend ed
him in very few moves, whereupon
Morphy exclaimed "There | have done
what you require; but the next time /
play chess with you | viii give yon the
Queen !" aud, already oblivious Of his Pc
euniary necessities, he was going away,
when his friend reminded him that ne was
forgetting his reward. 81 viii como for
it tomorrow !" was his reply, as he left
the apartment. This incident, which is
undoubtedly true one, shows the holy
fire" is not extinct in Morphy's breast,
and that he still has pride in his chess
strength, and consciousness that he yet
retains it.
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p1scouNrgNkNcE DELAY.

EDS REcoRD-USIoN The public viii watch with
intense interest the course OF attorneys in the min
ing suits and will visit unqualified displeasure upon
any who seek delay in the hearing Of those cases.
Both parties to the controversy will sustain injury
by delay. In both sections impr, vement and pros
uerity will be arrested. II we have 10 remedy
against the calamity OF burial by debris, let the
worst be known al oIce and if the law isiU afford
q remedy, let it be applied vigorously and without
delsy. MERCHANT.
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ls77. 1873. 1879 1880. 1881

SUMMARY FOR OCTOBER. = Highest bar
omster, 80 So2, on the 145h lowest barom-
eter, 20 7S9 ON the LIST average hourly ve-
locity and prevailing direction Of wind at 4 OF
A. 81. for the month, 9 miles. from the
southeast: az y. OF P. NJ, z miles, from the
north 500 P. NJ, 81 miles, from the south
west. The mean temperature was very much
lower than usual-nearly six degrees lower
than the average-and notable point is the
number of frosts occurring during this month,
a month which is usually free from frosss. or
if they do come it is generally about the last
days of the month. The month gives higher
pressure, lower mean temperature. also low
est minimum temperature, and Dos miles
more wind than is usual for October /; and
taking the meteorological features of the month
it shows considerable deviation from what
would be expected to occur in climate so
regular as this is supposed to be during Oc-
tober
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The WEEKLY UNION is MeTonly pape
,rhich employs frst-class literary ability IN
aDriting original stories. TIE next serial story
aciR be entitled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE
WOPTDu
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DEssos, Judge.

DEPARTMENT Two-DENs0y, Judge.
THURSDAY, November s. 1881.
Ellen VI. Butler VS.. S. W. Butler-Action for di'
vorce Motion o. plaintiffs counsel to amend con-
PLANT By correcting the date of an alleged assault
upon plaintiff, oyerrued, too late in the proceed
ings Trial in progress.
Court adjourned.
TO Days CALENDAR.
Ellen NJ. Butler VS.. s. W. Butler-on trial.
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DRuoeIs1s say that Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy for
female weakness that they ever heard of, for
it gives universal satisfaction. Send to Mrs.
Lydia Z. Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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A history of litigation concerning Il

A history of litigation concerning the
suits brought to stop the flow of debris,
including the history of the Keys case, is
being compiled for early publication. It
exhibits long. wearisome array of post
ponements, ending finally in nothing, and
already extending over period of over six
Years
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Ooh, WHAT WORLD OF "PADs p
When you get tired of trying all the kinds
just fall back on the old reliable Trask's
magnetic Ointment.
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OCTOBER WgArHER REPORT.

The following is the weather report for
October of Sergeant Barwick, Observer of
the United States Signal Corps at this sta.
ton. It includes also comparison with pre-
vious years from 1877 to date:
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Fl. S. CROKER & co
GARFIELD ss9 ST. ss s +; E s


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Failure unknown. All make immense profits
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed November 3D.

J. H. Cummings, by Court Commissioner, to Mary
j. McCabe, execntrix of John McCabe-Grant, o.
the undivided half Of lots and 8 in the southeast
quarter of section and the north half OF the north
east quarter of section o, township north, range
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How can single dose of Ayers Pills cure
headache by removing distractions from
the Estem relieving the stomach, and giving
healthy action to the digestive apparatus.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagra1a Bitters cures stomach
disorders. constipation liver complaint, dizziness,
ami r1urifies the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
rer Fourth and streets.
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Why suffer longer from the torment of an
aching back? Kidney-Wort will cure you.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Brink. RATS Fe9sta ,.iae s.ss,crs- and
be happy sn5 content 1t X absolutely pure. Cares
DyspePsia, Indigestion ard the blues" Il has re-
ceiyed First Premium Throughout the State. o95h
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LADIES' Empress Cream improves the con plexion
Tssnty-6ye and fifty cents bottle, at h; miner 9
Fourth and streets.
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The RECORD UNIONS neat origina, story
agds arritten By Junius Henri BToaone of Neeo
York. It aoN appear in tlosaty iastaItmeats,
oulnlencinn NoremLer l. 1881
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Without any exception. the CRYSTAL Par
Tor Oyster, Chop and y inc House, corner Eigbth
and streets, is the best pace in the city to get
your oys eIs cooled in any style. Porterhouse
Steaks made spscialty. Hot Lunch from II to 2
O'Clock. open all ni.ht sl6-lm
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is popularity Is tie best guarantee ef it's success
For Sole hi ell druggists Price, small 80 cents
large, 81. ASK for PslNT-iss ABoLITfoS OIL.
A. 4e8oYLE & co, Druggists, San francisco,
Sole Propristors ms5-6m
remedy in the world for General Debility Nervous
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BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 20 10 HENRY
FISHER, No. COS S., bet FIFTH sixth. jys5-1m
Forty years' experience of IN aSd nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SVoTnING SYRUP is the
prescription If one of the best female physicians
and nurses ia the United st,tcs q has been used
for fqIty years with pever-iaiing success by millions
mothers for their hidren. L. relieves the child
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SCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL EXCUSE
At TIE TyRN-yERflN cyMNsslBM,
a va,Jsg TracTrt,y,
6. Ions.
Life is exercise; exercise is strength; strength is
health and happiness"

" Life is exercise exercise is strength; strength is
health aud happiness"
Ts7dE ABOVE NAMED SoCtETY TAKES THE
4 pleasure to notify that the classes meet as fol-
lows:
Girls from to &c, Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
from until half-pas O'clock.
Boys from TO 10, 5yeduesdeY aud Saturday after
moons, rom Until half-pl-t o'clock.
Boys from 10 to ii, Monday aud Thursday AFTER
noons, from 4 until half past ocleck.
Boys from II to IS gouths evening scholars),
Monday and Thursday evenings from half-past UNI
til O'Clock.
Gents (the American ola g, Tuesday and Friday
evenings fsom un,il 10 O'Clock.
Mem ers OF the Society, we5nesd - and Saturday
evenings, from until 10 O'clock.
Parents and friends are cordially Invited. For
p rticulars see the Teacher 1t the Gjnasiun or J.
KAER1H ut 425 street, between Four Ia and Fifth.
GB.Cl n2-iwSp
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uA1nra.s olyoes0.eoi Tar is II. Des. eousa ned
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The LUMBER TRApE.-Among the ship
ments of lumber shown from the waybnls
made at the freight Office in this city yester.
day was nineteen car loads to Benson, Arizona.
The shipments of lumber from this market
and other points to southern California, Ari-
IONA and New Mexico not only continue, but
are constantly and largely increasing.
FORWARDING TIEs.-From seven to ten
car loads of railroad ties ara forwarded daily
from this point to the eastern terminus Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, to be used in the
construction of that road. The shipments
now are made to Camp Rice, ffty-four miles
beyond Ell Paso, which is the frontier station
at present.
Police ARREST. Officer Domirgos arrested
Mike DAVIS yesterday for being drunk and
sleeping upon the sidewalk.
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A Yo1cE FROM THE RED HOUSE An
incontrovertible fact, and every day proves
it, that no such bulk of goods ever passed
from dry goods csrsvansarY in the same
given time since Charles Croeker's portals were
first thrown open for the sale of dry goods IN
1852. The Court Receiver, j. L. Grifhtts,
has outyied all competitors.
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-. Co. DAvE@-
EARPEr AND FURNITURE HOUSE, IN
NO. Ill x STREET, -
10 My CID PATRoNs.

Between Feu.t!, snd fifth Sacramento.
oi3.3ptf
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els and GEO stree iy7.fi
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
tronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.
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gise e,lssy esesu.ssa ssiIk ssrea,y. delivered
every morning. by W F. PETERSON, go ). iy7.tf
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Fer Fine Cakes. sre cream, %sc TIE
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 90 TO HENRY
FISHER, No. COS s., bet ti;h and sixth jys5-1m
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Coss1pssrse the vastness of the business
now transacted at the Red House. we can
afford to look over the little unkind feeling
exhibited by some of our confreres;, but those
who know the Court Receiver also know that
he il sworn to do his utmost in the interest OF
those from whom he received hIs delegate
POWERS. To those who do not understand the
position of J. T. Grifitts, we trust this ex-
Ilanation will suffice to allay any little lrrlta-
tion that may have arisen.