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SWIFT puN1s 4MENr.
A Mexican outrages a Young Lady and is
Promptly Hanged.
Los Angeles Express, January 18th

ILos Angeles Express, January 12th.l
The Willows settlement, on the Cerritos
rancho, near Wilmington, was the scene on
Sunday last of one of those fearful out
RACES Of which the tramp ridden sections OF
the Eastern States have been SO prolific OF
late but from which Los Angeles county
hitherto has been happily exempt. On
Saturday Miss Mary Shaw, young lady
between l6 and IL years of age, accom-
panied by her sister, Mamie, and Emma
Doyle, all of whom live at the Willows,
started for their school. house to attend
Sunday-school. Before they reached their
destination young Californian rode up
and, dismounting, caught one of the young
girls. Sac screamed and struggled to re-
lease herself, and Miss Shaw, who at first
had started to run away, returned to
her rescue. By her aid the girl succeeded
in breaking the fellows grasp, leav-
ing in his hand cuff and
portion of her dress sleeve. Upon
the escape of the smaller girl, the Mexican
laid hold of Miss Shaw, throwing her
violently to the earth and dragging her
into the willows by the roadside. The two
other girls ran with their utmost speed to
the school house, some distance away, to
give the alarm. Upon their return, Miss
Shay was found in the bushes nearly de-
nuded, her clothing having been cut from
her person with knife. She had suffered
a severe bruise and a possible dialocation
of the left shoulder, and it is said that
her arm and two ribs were broken. the
brute had also ravished her. Mr.. Teal
and another young man named Garrison
swore out warrant for the arrest of the
perpetIator of the crime and gave i'm
mediate pursuit, capturing him, still on
horseback, late In the afternoon, some
where in the vicinity of Wilmington. He
proved to be Victor Miranda, about l6 or
Il years old, a resident of Florence, who
had been at work some time In husking
corn for Mr.. Bailey, on the Cerritos
Miranda at first denied any knowledge
of the offense, but afterward con-
fessed his guilt. As Mr.. Teal and
his companion were on their way to
this city they were surprised by six masked
men, who leveled shotguns at them and
compelled them to deliver up their pris-
oner. 1t was at first thought that the
parties were friends OF Miranda, whose
purpose was to rescue him from the law
but it now proves that, after obtaining
possession of him, they took him to Mr.
Shaw's house, where he was confronted by
the injured girl and identified, after which
they took him into the bush and hanged
him. The body of Miranda was found
yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Hayes, of Wilmington, hanging to willow
tree on the ground where the camp-mee..
ing was held last summer An inquest
was held by Justice johnson, the Jury
bringing in a verdict that deceased came to
his death by hanging by persons to the
jury unknown. His remains were taken
charge of by his step father. Miss Shaw,
at last accounts, was in high fever but
it is hoped that she will recover without
sustaining serious injury.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DaysoS, Judge.

THURSDAY, January 18Th
The People vs. George NJ. Fsrr-Iuforuationf for
grand larceny, continued upon motion Of defend.
ants attorney, until January 10Th
The People VS.. All King-Defendant, heretofore
convicted Of burglary awaiting Of sentence post-
poned until next Monday
The People " z. Flynn-Defendant, heretofore
convicted of grand larceny is sentenced TO one wear
in State Prison at Folsom
P, Hagan vs. W. Murphy-Case continued for the
session at cost Of plaintiff
G. Singleton VS.. o. n. Eorse-On trial.
Court adjourned.
To-DAT's CALENDAR
Q. T. Singleton vs. O. N. Morse-On trial
W. F. Hearth w. L. kGmle
p Caduc We. The Peoples lee Company.
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Wei De Meyers
CATARRI =.

.-UNQUESTIONABLY THE MOST IN
" portant medical discovery since vaccination.
A remedy which as9imlla es with the mucous mem-
hrane and forms not only local, hut eonsIitu.
iiOuai cnre al any stage. One package generally
suilices. Delivered by druggists or by D. b
DEWEY y co, no. 40 Dey street, y. Y. 81 so
complete. Treatise and charitable statements by
the cured mailed free. The afflicted can refer to-
suELDoN COLLINS Baldwin Hoel, San Francisco
DR. F. n. GLARS Dentist, with pr. Brewer, Mont
gcmery street. san Francisco.
CH,s. NovEsIs, Wilmington Cal
c. H. MANNISG, Tail River Mills, Cal
W. J. DAVENPORT, The D,l'es, Oregon.
Mas. Il. hAarEa, 5o3 Stone street, Denver. Col.
Miss MARCY E RASkER, 4a5 Clark ST., Chicago.
MILE AIHEE, Opera Prima Donna,
PAUL BoyyrJS Uhe swimmer Flushing, L l.
S MI BESEDicT Ge7 Brosiway, Y. Y
REV c. Il. TAYfos. $40 Noble st, BROOKLYN, n Y
REV. A. Il SUMNER, Frederick, Nj,
Rev. GEO. Z. PEATr It. Stephens Church, Phiia-
deiphia,
REV. c. ). JoXEs, New Brighton, y. Y, etc, etc
AZ Real CuFe fer Cntarrii for 81 30.
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"a MASTERPIECE OF MODERN JOUR-
NALISM"
Jacksonville Or Times, January 7th.

Jacksonville (or.) Times, January It'll.
The holiday number Of the SACRAMENTO RECORD
UNION was masterpiece of modern journalism.
That paper is considered one of the abest and most
complete newspapers west of the Rocky Mountains,
and compares favorably with the best journals Of
the East in many respects For general news it
takes front rank among Pacific coast publications.
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THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IA, 1881
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- Mazeppa to night.
Sacramento Council No. l, Royal Select Masters
To Let-Two Nicely Furnished Rooms.
Lost-A Large Bundle of Goods
Bishop Kayenaugh-M. E. Church South
To Water Takers-This Morning
Come This Evening" l. Skinner
Howard Entertainment Tonight.
Auction.
sherburn Smith Household Furniture.
Rusi1sss Advertisements.
H. H Pierson-Dentist, AS street.
julius Strulz- Wines and Liquors.
H H McWilliams- Hope Iron Works.
A. j. Vermilya- County Coroner and Undertaken.
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HAMMERS GLYoERoLF OF Tar has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial Of it's success.
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All WHO Have Tried W. +. Peterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
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FoR WHooPING CONCENTRATING equals
Rock and Rye.
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The Best SHOE in the city for workingmen
is being sold for 81 so at the Red House.
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The remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women is Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure Mothers Magazine. 81.
@. KIRK L Co., agents, Sacramento.
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Cakes, Pies aud all kinds of Fancy Candy
at w. F. PETEBSON'S. d21m
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ASK TO SEE our hand-sewed, French calf
boots for only Sc so, at the clearance sale of
the Red House.
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GENERAL NOTIFIES.

For oysters Cooked TO Perfection. In
every style, or 4 Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Ciunie Block, Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. die I'm
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ALL KIND OF RUBBER GOODS, at a great
reduction. Red House clearance sale.
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T.. vi. Stevens. $50 J street. near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc; also the best
cigars in the city. d2S1m
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
Filed January 1ath

Columbus Derrick to L. P. Huntsman-January
5, 1881 for 50 west half Of lot ., between and
o, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Sacramento
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MARRIED..

Woodland, January PIT S. spalding to Alice
Hiatt.
Drytown, January difference Giannn to Della
MonteZ
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BORN,

Sacramento, January lS-wife Of L. E. Freedman,
assn.
Red Bluff, January 11-wife OF John Davidson, a
daughter.
Grass Valley, January Wife of Charles Dayey, a
daughter.
Grass Valley, January 11-Wife OF T. Wilhelm, a
daughter
orov lle January 3-Wie of C. c. Mathews, son.
Oroville, December 31-Wifs Of J. kebscher, q
daughter
orovilie, January 2-wife OF E. Higgins, daughter
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News !-stransers In Sacramento viii
find their home papers at No. $40 street, opposite
the Masonic Temple. jal11m
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JAPANESE MATING, 25 cents yard, at
the Red House.
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Eighth Annual Carnival,
PAVILION, JANUARY 10th.

4 The Grand March begins at 20 p. NJ.
The Pavilion viii be decorated in a
manner e. ceediug in lavish beauty and
richness anything ever attempted in
Sacramento.
Spectators viii find the Spectacle a
Kaleidoscope picture of unexampled
attractiyeness. Every Masker will be
required tn unmask to the Committee,
PEI ore passing upon the floor
! The Decorations, Grand March and
Special Features viii be Oriental in style
entirely new, and exceed ely attractive
! The Committee viii spare no pains 10
add to the comfort of guests, in the
eating and heating arrangements of the
building a d The exclusion of draughls
Ten Prizes Of great desirableness and
worth will be awarded and can he seen
ht Parsons, kilgour & Co.'S, Seventh and
| y streets.
The right is reserved to refuse admis-
sion to any .eemed Objectionable by thel
Management
- Iicke;s with application for LADY,
So. Applications for Iaaies' tickle must
be fild aad fled at Gus tavenson's,
Store, Fifth and J streets. jal3 3ptd
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely.
cerole Of Tar for coughs snd colds, and take
no other.
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Go to fhe Earayene for Hot Drinks
Specalties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc
X ST., Third and Fourth. ]. o. HECTOR. d13plm
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DIED..

Sacramento, January 13-Alice, wife Of Albert
Eppelen, native of California, % years, months
and days.
Friends and acquaintaces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, Eighth street, between aud
N, this afternoon at ? o'clock; thence to St.
Rose Church, where funeral services will be
heidi
Folsom, January IS Henry, son Of ]. o Brown, Il
years.
THE funeral viii take place at Folsom, at 10 A N.
tomorrow Saturday..
Suffer Greek, January Nancy j. Cooper, IS years
and IL months.
Shiugls Springs, January Little Hartly Ayers,
year. 6 months and 26 day.
Grass Valley, January I2-Jacob Hart, 55 years.
Woodland Mary Eva-Scott, years and Ii DAYS.
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Capital CGIonHade, IOI- Tenth ST.. bet.
and X. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms JOHN HEC1OR. die lm
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN AC-
~ cordauce with the terms of the bonds issued
by the Pacific Rolling Mill Company, the Directors
of said company have deterUinei by lot the num-
beers TO be redeemed at its Office, No. 202 Market
street, in the city of San Francisco, the 18th day
of JANUARY, A. D. 1881, with the following
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EXCELLENT YALUE.-Thsse 12-4 white bed
spreads. 70 cents; heavy crochet ep-ssds
81; honeycomb spreads, rs and s5 cents, az
the Red House.
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GET Your Doc TAGS The Poundmsster
is out with his hand wagon.
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CRY LICENSES AND WATER BILLS now
due. Pay on or before 18th inst, and save
costs.
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For the week ending January 9, 1880, made by
W. c. FARNsWoRTH, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office, No. SQi street.
December 80, 1880 Isaac Frazer, about 80 years
Nova Scot 4.
January l, 1ss1-Annie E. Hunt, IS years and 4
months; Connecticut.
January 2-Geneva Peyton, 90 years, months aud
90 days; California.
January 3-Lewis b. Davis, years and months
California Mary Ann Manning, y years, Ireland.
Mary A. Dunn, year, IL months and days
California
January 4-Joe Gam, So years; China.
Besides the above there were brought here for In.
terment the following:
Unknown about IS years
December 30-J f. Caplaad, 81 years Scotland
January 1-Ah You 50 years China.
January en-. A. Seffens, so years ; Virginia.
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H.xKEa's GLroEsOtE OF rAa, for coughs and co d.
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Which bonSs win be paid, in United States gold
coin, on said 18th day of JANUARY, A. d. ISL,
upon surrender of the same with coupons attached,
and interest thereon will cease from and after that
date C N. KEESEY,
Secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Company.
Office No. 2o2 Market street, San Francisco.
dI4-2ptd
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEgsouRa Il Lagos,

MOS. so, 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IL dealers In Prodnce and Brewers Supplies
Il nufacturers OF Malt nd all kinds al sisAi-, etc
oatA ssl, cornnneal, Crackes Whest, Grs!aFn fio,n
Buck a neat fhoaT, etc New GRAIN Ba-s Tor sale
dl7.1yss
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THE HElTERKEIT SocIAL.-The Heiterkeit
Club gave social party at Turner Hall last
night, which was quite well attended, and
was the source Of much pleasure to the guests
of the Club,
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sTElNwAy O. SONS, PIANOS.

A HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, ,EysasS
"A street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, sfs4:ssss ssss
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS ToE z
LET Pianos sold on iustaIlrnents.
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DIED AT FOLSOM "A dispatch has been
received from Folsom stating that Henry
Brown, son of J. o. Brown, Gied at that
place last evening. The funeral Will take
place at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Eureka Masquerade

FENHE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB
4 which has in past years received
the unanimous public Endorsement fer
the admirable management Of Its Mas
querades, will give its
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
Employ Time Wisely.

Economy of time Is necessary to the
performance of serious work. Many
persons are perpctually busy, who are,
as to all practical results, rs idle rs the
most indolent man, who consumes his
life between his bed and his table; or
as the mere idiot who squanders his
time in trHing and listlessness. Mere
bodily feeling, unaided and undirected
by a spark of reason, would prevent
any one from actually sleeping, or re-
maining inactive, during the whole or
any considerable portion of his time
Activity is natural to the human frame;
the Youngest infant is perpetually in
motion. But to employ time wisely is
the point at which we must aim. We
may be exceedingly busy, and yet be TO
all intents and purposes idle as regards
our usefulness to our families or em'
ployers. TO desire to BE- industrious,
is tho first requisite toward being so;
and the next, and no less Important is
method. No hurry, no agitation, no
hesitation, should be experienced by
those who value the advantages OF EN-.
ploying time judiciousy,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
mun Alx CAIRO BULLETIN: MONDAY NORM No. OCTOBER 1881

rested, that he had been ill-used by .na
man he had slain, ana IhaV no n hil
made up his mind to XII iour oi Ills
officers and then 90 to shoot hinsoh.
There is a baby in Philadelphia inc
nride and hone of n letter-carrier,
which was born on the day President
Garfield was shot. BY some mysterious
psychophysical sympathy the infant
health has closely followed me-, the nuc ma
tons in the Presidents conditoh; ine
psychological reporter OF the rhil '''l
mia 7 iUles thus describes the phenom-
anon: THE day on which the Presl'
dents physicians gaye up his case
there was a regular panic in the letter-
carriers house. Tho letter-carr!er
baby had only been able to take llquia
nourishment, and on that day it soured
on its stomach and everybody began 10
believe it was going to die. But the
President got better next day, and the
letter.carrier dismissed his Doctor
From that hour the baby became fam
Gus in the neighborhood. Instead OF
rushing off to see the bulletins the
people came to see how the lettcr-car-
rlier's baby was getting along. The
other night the baby howled and the
neighborS put their heads out OF the
windows and said: The President is
worse And so the official bulletin
from the White House showed the next
morning. Tho next day the letter.car-,
rier's baby was very low, but rallied
with the President and cried for liquid
nourishment, which it took in the
natural way and retained. The White
House showed similar condition OF af-
fairs there. The face of the letter-car-
rier's wife would then brighten beauli-
fully, and she would say to the curious
neighbors: The Presidents condition
is more favorable than it was at this
hour yesterday wheroupon the patrio-
tic people of that region would be
greatly reioiced."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
All, Why 2

Why do women with red or yellowish
hair wear dead gold and greens that
remind the beholder Of badly-cooked
vegetables? Why do pale-faced, brown
haired women wear the deep red and
orange hues which 60 only with the
blue-back hair of the SouthP Who is
accountable for the terra-cotta gar
ments in which some otherwise harm
less maidens pcrvade fashionable
crowds, inspiring the observer with
surprise totally unmiyed with admira-
ton? Slender girls arrayed In shape
less clothes, made apparently OF slices
of the new natural history museum at
SouthKenslngtoni strong-minded young
women in aggressive cloaks so UNI
speakably hideous that we sigh for the
listers Of last season, which we be-
lieve was not TO be surpassed in obi
BUSINESS; awful things made OF sage
green tweed with blue frills, or gosling
wooden stuff tipped with pink The
eelskin style has been succeeded by the
bag, and, though the latter is more de-
cent, it is not much less ugly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
Governors.
New Albany, und.) Lcdger-standord

New Albany, Gnd) Ledger.Standard.
The Governor must sometimes be classed
among the useful officials of the state. He
is supposed to be the power that keeps all
the state machinery working as smoothly
as possible, just as the governor of an en-.
CINE enualizes the motion thereof. Speak
ing of governors suggests the mention of an
item We received from Mr.. Henry A,
Knight, foreman at Chas Waters & Co.'S
Governor and Valve Works, Boston, Mass
I have used st, Jacobs Oil among our en-
ploycs and find that it never fails to cure,
The men are delighted with the wonder.
full effects of the Oil, as it has cured them
Of bruises, burns, cuts, sprains, etc.
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Set Back Az Years.

81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my blood
became thin; | was dull and inactive
could hardly crawl about; was an old work
ont man all over; could got nothing to help
me, until got Hop Bitters, and now am
a boy again, My blood and kidneys arc
all right and am as active as n man Of
~, although ! am ~, and have no doubt
u WHY 90 Ms we'll Tor Others of my age. II
~ wo''h 'rial-(Father. y Sunday Mcr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
Quriosities In Advertisements.

In the Vienna journals there are
many advertisements in French. I'M
familiarity with the language sometimes
makes them read very queerly. Here
is one; "a governess- with diploma
would like to accompany n musical lady
to the country and on the piano" Hero
is another: "Wanted-A French nurse
who loves children of three, five, and
eight years" And here is the queerest:
"Wanted-A professor TO come twice q
week to the house of a noble family, in
order 10 reform the pronunciation Of o
parrot,n
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
Burnett's Cocaine.
A LADY's HAIR SAVED BY IT'S USE.

Burnett's Cocoaine will keep the hair il
a strong and healthy condition by stimulat
ing the roots of the hair and restoring the
natural action upon which its growth de-
ponds. Twenty years ago single bottle
saved lady's hair in desperate case
where every treatment had failed and
since that early success thousands of cases
of Badness, Dandruff, Loss OF Hair and r.
ritatlon Of the Scalp have yielded to this
remedy.
The superiority of Buruett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
great strength.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10
Is A REALLY RELIABLE REMEDY
FOR WASTING AND NERV.
Gus DISEASES,
MALARIA.

Persons living in malarious districts may protect
from attacks of fever by the use Of Eel
lows Compound syrup OF HypOphosuhitcs. liz
effects in tonng Ep the system enables us to ward
off contagious disorders, and successfully combat
disease.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-10

FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-26
rnnr.nn WIN rnegnI voting

Charleston, S. o., Jan. 25.-Ihe trial Of
WATSON Grayson, (white), citizen Of VIII
liamsburg county, charged with voting twice,
was concluded in tho United States district
court before Judge Bryan Saturday. This was
the first of the cases growing out of the cleo
ton of last November that mas come to trial,
and they excited considerable interest The
Jury is composed of nine whites and three
col0red men. After remaining out I'LL night
thew returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Washington, D. G., Jan. 25.--The president
s emit to the senate the following nomi-
nations: Edward G. Billings, of Louisiana, to
be United States circuit judge for the fifth
circuit; Msior D. G. Swain, to be judge
adyocate-g general of the army G o. w. At
kinson,, u. s. marshal for West West Vir-
ginia Lieutensnt. Colonel, Geo. S. Febigar,
deputy psymsster general, to be assistant
paymaster general, rank of colonel; Lieut.
enant- Colonel Samuel B. Hathard, deputy
paymaster general, to be sisstant-quSrter-
master general rank Of colonel Lieutenant
Colonel j.. Il. Tonpkins, deputy quarter
general, 10 be assistant quartermss'er general,
rank OF colonel.
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Omaha, Jan. 25. "A special to the Herald
from Lincoln, Neb, says the United States
contest in Nebraska that the indi-
cations are that there will be legislative in
yestigation into the means BY which the in
tersst of certain candidates have sought to
be advanced. The charge has been made
tina! money WAS offered yesterday to several
members to vote for certain candidates.