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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-11

SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET There
is an improved demand for money at the local
banks, and rates are stesdier. 1t is believed
that some of the inquiry is on account of
Eastern remittances in settlement Of bills due
December 3lst, and that some is for the pur-
pose of specializing in sterling bills, which
have exhibited considerable variation to-day.
1t il probable that new enterprises incident
to the opening of the year is calling out some
money The rates for 30, 60 and 90 day paper
are to 10 per cent; for the majority Of
over drafts 9@l0 per cent. is charged. Call
loans on strictly choice collateral can be had
at 4(06 per cent. The savings banks are
loaning money on city rel estate at 7@9 per
cen. and assume the taxes. Drafts on New
York are selling at 15c premium on S100 i;
kilograms on do, 20G25c per 500; London
exchange, 49ad for bask bills ard 500 | for
commercial ; refined silver, 13@13a Per cent.
discount; Mexican dollars sole apiece, nomi-
Bulletin, January 10Th.
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Acc,deuta,Iy shot and Killed,

MERGED, January 1Osh-W. Ssednan, q
hunter, was accidentally killed by the dis
charge Of his gun near Dover, on the San
Joaquin river, in this county, yesterday fore
noon. In taking the gun from wagon the
| charge exploded, blowing away the side of his
head. He was aged "a years, nativity I'M
known, but supposed 60 be a Frencbmap.
His mother and other relatives reside in So.
mona. Coroner Rucker went out to-day and
| hrnncht the body in for burial
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Lecture OF Governor Perkins.

EVANSVILLE, January 10th.-Goyernor
Perkins lectured to large audience in Yuba
City this evening on "The Farmer and His
Home" The proceeds of the lecture will go
for the benefit of The churches of Yuba City.
The Governor is the guest of Judge Keyser.
He returns TO Sacramento tomorrow morning.
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Ascending Debtors-League OF Freedom
-Wooyen Mills.

NArA, January 10sh.-Slocum, Brown &
Co., who lately published a history of Napa
and Lake counties, have left town, owing
their creditors over 50, 600.
A branch of the League of Freedom was
organized here last night.
A member of prominent firm has lately
gone East to offer inducements for the estab-
lishment of wooden factory here.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CABIN, January 10th. j Passed here to-
day. to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
H. E. Paine, Omaha; G. Nisbet. I. Nisbet,
Sarnia, Ontario; D. w. Gale, Chicago; +.
G. Delong, wife and two children, Black
Point, CAL: Miss Anna Bowen, Lockport,
N Y; Mrs. o. L. Knight and four children,
Milton. Cal; Mrs. I. NJ. Osment and two
children. c. Il. Jones, San Francisco; Mrs.
James Mcmillan, Iowa; Fred. Soupe. New
Mexico; Alfred HYDE. Wisconsin ; J. Hera-
path, Australia; U. Seeiey, Pistsburg ID.
Morris. Illinois; j. J. Stewart and wife. A.
G. Champion, Oakland w. III. Lee. Cali.
fornia Mary II. Knapp, Fannie Knapp,
West Newbury. Vi; Susie Martin, Pniia-
delphia John Oliver, Virginia 80 enigrant
passengers, including So males, TO arrive in
Sacramento January 18th.
OyA4A. Janu ~ 10 b. Let here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento January 14th: Mat
tie Warren, Miss Nettie Albright, Mount
Vernon, La s. f. Holden, wife and child,
Napa. Cal; J. T. Pride. Chicago; Emma
Ingraham, Gennessee, Ills; r. A. Ulqhart,
y. S. Navy; Gustave Merrill, PEABODY,
Mass; c. H. Meigs ami wife, r. Meigs, Miss
Barber, New York Mrs. S K. Allen, Ethan
W. Allen, Msrshalltown. Ia: Louis 2. West,
Samuel J. Frelander, San Francisco; John
J. Weglan, New York; j. Henry Gregory
and wife, Chicago.
Fifteen through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento January 18th.
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0sESos.
suicide ofnn Engineer.

PORTLAND, January 10th.-W. &. Lsken,
recently in the employ OF the Oregon Pacific
Railway as civil engineer, committed suicide
at Newport, Benton county, Sunday, by cut
ting his throat. No cause is assigned.
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THE highest hopes and interest of the race
rest on the purity, health and strength of
womanhood. We take pleasure in referring
our readers to the remarkable efficacy of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in
ali that class OF diseases from which women
suffer so much.
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MINIS tweed suits reduced from SO to Sc,
at the great clearance sale Of Hale Bros &
Co, corner Ninth and K streets.
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LADIES pebble, button boots, to Z re-
duced to 81 during cur great clearance sale.
Hale Bros & Co., corner Ninth and X.
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MEMS black wool hats, %. so and rs cents,
upwards. at the great depletion sale of Hale
Bros. l. Co., corner Ninth and K streets.
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TABLE LINEN, all pure fax. only 10 csnts
per yard, at the great clearance sale of Hale
Bros & Co, corner Ninth and K streets.
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LADIES kid button shoes, worked button
holes, reduced to 81 80 during this, our an
nual clearance sale. Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and X.
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+ CLoAKs and dolmans reduced to half price
to close them out at the great depletion
sale of Hale Bros. & Co., corner Ninth
and K.
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BEWARE OF limitations in Rock and RYE.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley. sole agent.
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ALL WOOL red or white flannel, reduced to
% cents per yard, at the great depletion sale.
Hale Bros. & Co.. corner Ninth and X sts.*
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GOAT lace, ladies'. 8 to 7, reduced to 80
cents during the great clearance sale of Hale
Bros, corner Ninth and K.
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CHEvIoT shirtines. II yards for 81. at the
great annual deplstion sale of Hale Bros. &
Co, corner Ninth and K streets.
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The only Genuine MiIk Bread, delivered
every morning, By W. T. PETERSON, go j. d7 II
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos St., bet. Fifth and Sixth. iy25-1m
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CITY LICENSES and water rats now due.
Pay on or before the Is h inst, and save costs
of suit.
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Forty years experience or an ola nurse.
MRS. W1NSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one OF the hest female physicians
and in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with neyerfailing success by millions
Of mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, dysentery and diarrb9a, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, % cents bottle
o3l-IyMWT
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ONE HUNDRED pieces trimming stripes at
enc bit ysrd. at the great depieti. sale OF
Hale Bros. l. Co., corr er Ninth and Z.
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FIFTY-sIx-INoH waterproof 30 cents per
yard, at the great annual depletion sale of
Hale Bros. & Co, corner Ninth and K.
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GREAT reduction in the mems clothing de-
partment during this great depletion ssle.
Hale Bros. & Co., corner Ninth and K.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Holiday Presents -" The Nsmble Elk.
pence Better Than the slew SbilliBg!" II you w4nt
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at q reasonable price, 90
to BEALS' GALLERY, No. Ais ] street H. 5.
BEALS, Operator. d9-lm
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Is a Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
soeommon to our best female population.
It will entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants oil ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ucera
ton Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
Il will dissolve and cxpel tumors from the uterus In
an early stage Of development Tho tendency to can
there's checked very speedily by its use
1t removes fa.ntness atulencyi destroysan craving
for stimuonts and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Boating, Headaches Nervous Prost-ation
General Debility, sleepessness, Depression and lrd
gcst:on.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and bactac,c is always permanently cured By its use
II viii at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound il unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PiNKNAN's VEGETABLE co.
P0UNDis prepared at 233 and 23j Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 81. siA bottesfor S.. Sent by mail
in the form OF pills also in form Of lczenses, on
receipt Of price, g. per box for either Ms Pinkhnm
freely answers all letters OF inquiry. Send FOR psmph
let. Address as ABOVE. 1ie.ttion ibis Tuper.
No family should be withou. LYDIA E. PINKHA&'s
LIVER PILLS. They couadpation, biliousnsss
and to-ridity of tie liver. IS cents per box.
nB Sold by all Druggists. "a
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The best Meals I'm the city AZ Peterson's,
GlS and $40 street. Diff
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SATIN damask towels reduced to % cents
each at the great annual clearance sale of
Hale Bros. & Co., corner Ninth and K.
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BoYs' heavy calf CATERS, Q to 5, reduced
to one dollar, st Hale Bros great depletion
sale.
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CARTWRIGHT & WARMERS celebrated Eng
Iish merino underwear, reduced from 81 %
to 81 25. at the great clearance sale of Hale
Bros. 4 Co., corner Ninth ard K.
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KID GLOVES 80 cents pair, at Hale's great
clearance sale, corner Ninth and K.
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Fire al Los Angeics-Ths Largest Eve
Known in that City.

Los ANGELES, January 10sh.-About 1:S0
this morning smoke was discovered issuing
from the Esperanza store on Main street, OPP
posite the Courthouse. Soon the flames
burst through the rear of the roof, commune
eating to the buildings adjoining en- the sides
and rear extending down to Los Angeles
street. The kitchen of the Occidental Res
taurant, after the fire burst forth, was among
the first to catch, and soon succumbed to the
flames. The FIRE then extended to the front
on Main street. Vienolo's, Harper. Rey-
nolds & Co.'s, d. Naele's and the saloon of
John Bokenerth were all on fire. The flames
from the latter communicated to the portico
of the United States Hotel, the holiday ever
green decorations depending from which lend
ing fury to the flames. By the exer:ions of
the fremen the flames were checked in this
direction, and restricted to o block of one
story buildings between the United States
Hotel and the Csrdona block. At quarter
before an explosion occurred in Vignolo's
store, which not only scattered the fremen
momentarily, but added iercer force to the
flames. The firemen soon recovered from
their temporary scare, went to work with re
neved visor, and finally succeeded in arrest
ing the flames, Tie loss is estimated at
500, 900, the insurance on the buildings and
stock probably reaching $50 600. This was
the largest fire ever known in Los Angeles.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
Los ANGELES, January 10th.-The follow
ing list embraces the assurances, with few
triiing exceptions, by the heavy fire here TO-
day Commercial Union, 81 coo: California.
50 900; Home Mutual. $1,000; Hamburg Of
Madgeburg. 81, 500; Transatlantic, $1,000 /;
North British, 81, 600: Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe, 1900; Hartford, 81. 600 !;
Imperial q London, $1,000; Royal and
- MI
81 500. Total, SAG, $40. The actual losses
are estimated at $4,000.
vignolo & Sons. the heaviest losers, have
made an assignment to J. G. Deming, If
Dgmirg, Palmer & Co., for the benefit Ct
their creditors. The assignment is under
stood to meet the appreciation of their Los
Angeles and San Francisco credit RS.
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BASKET CLOTH Armures only 124 cents per
yard, st the great annual clearance sale OF
Halls Brcs, & Co., corner Ninth and <.
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FALL and winter dress goods greatly re.
duced at the annual depletion sale of Hale
Bros. l. Co., corner Ninth and K.
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A Card.-To ali who are suffering from
the erroFs and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss Of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send self.addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station
L, New York City. n26mWFM
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
The SMALLPOX Appreachins-Two Cars.
with Forty Passengers, Guaranteed

TRucKEE, January 1Osb.-Qusrantine Of
ficer Rhodes discovered case of SMALLPOX
en- board the immigrant train last night. Two
cars are infected. They were placed on the
side track, about three quarters of mile
from town. To-day they will be taken to
tunnel fifteen, about sixteen miles from
Truckee, and will be Guaranteed for ten
days. There are forty passengers on board
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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY. January 10. is

TUESDAY, January 10, 1882
DEPARTMENT ONE-DENsoN, Judge.
McLanahan vs.. Christianson-Continued to JAM
uary "a, 1882
Estate of John Buckley, deceased-Wi admitted
probate Letters testamentary issued to Margaret
Buckley. Hart Smith, George A. Knott and John
Mccarthy appointed appraisers Notice to creditors
to be published in the kEcoRD-UsIoN
DEPARTMENT Two-TEMPLE, Judge.
The People vs.. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company On trial.
Court adjourned.
To.DAY's CALENDAR.
H. H. Linnell vs. n. C. fiawley & Co.
The People vs. The Cod Run Ditch and Mining
Company ION triad.
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EXTRAORDINARY reductions in Marseilles
bedspreads former price. IS 60-now only
IS so, at the great reduction sale of Hale
Bros. l. Co., corner Ninth sud Z streets.
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IMMIGRAsTs.-Fifty immigrant passengers
viii arrive from the East by overland pas
senger train this afternoon.
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LADIES gauntlet gloves reduced from 81 %
to 80 cents per pair at the great annual clear
ance sale of Hale Bros. l. Co., corner Ninth
and K.
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Oae Month age commenced business wita
carefully selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS g. SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
CARPETS,
MILLINERY.

"a Although only in its infancy, the remarkable
growth of our business haI been such IS to assure
US of the success CT efforts. Our many years OF
experience Statesmen, Buyers and Agents for
different Business Houses in this and ether cities
places in position to buy cheap es any retail
dealer this side of the Rocky Mountains, and our
Low EXPENSES enables us TO name LOVER
PaICEs Having graduated from the College of EX-
PERlENCE, after years OF labor behind the counters
of others, with reputation of which We feel justly
proud, We assure purchasers that our efforts
Will now be redoubled, aud il HONEST DEALING,
LOW PRICES and STRICT ATTENTION TO
BUSINESS will perpetuate our success, We will not
BE- found wanting. ur goods are FRESH, NEW
and M RKED IN PLAIN FIGURES and we invite
all to call at store and obtain prices before
buying. 1t is pleasure for Us to show goods,
aud quote uatchless prices. Very respectfully,
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SECOND DISPATCHED
NEVADA.
Clearly Innocent Men-To be Placed I'm
the Family Vault.

VIRGINIA, January 10th.-Tnree men were
this morning brought in from Winnenuccs
by Chief Bradley, on suspicion Of thei b ing
concerned in the Pollock murder. They ap-
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EXTRAORDINARY values at the great clear
ance sale of Hale Bros. & Co., corner Ninth
and K streets.
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To.DAY's CALENDAR

PEDESTRIANS passing the Red House to-day
will have care. The boys" are making
an exhibition of some job lois of shoes just
received the extreme low prices viii be the
only trouble.
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Now is the time to buy cloak or dolman
at the great clearance sale of Hale Bros. &
Co, corner Ninth and X.
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Cont Proceedings In TaoIumne County
Rain.

SONORA, January 10th.-Frank G. Gilkey,
one of the parties arrested on suspicion OF
having killed William Bergel some time ago,
was held by Justice Miller yesterday to ap-
pear in the Superior Court on a charge of
murder. lobe Richards is on examination
to-day for the same offense. While James
Burns, ore of the witnesses, was being exam
ined by Caleb Dorsey. Assistant District At
torney, hot words passed, which resulted in
Dorsey's drawing six-shooter, which was fol-
lowed by Burns drawing his pistol. Parties
in the Courtroom got between them and pre-.
vented any further demonstrations.
It rained this morning, but it is clear and
onid to-nicht
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ANDERSON & HANNA.

P. S.-We have in connection with our business
Country Order Department, where persons re-
siding AZ distance can purchase goods by Mail,
Express or Freight cheap though they stood at
cur counters Send for Samples or Price List. An
goods marked IN lain figures. Address:
Anderson a HAHN, Sc eranaenso.
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"SE1zE then the occasion by the forelock
take. that subtle power, the never hating
Time r'-To.morrow, the assortment of sizes
NAV be broken; to-day. the line is full of
those unapproachable kid-foxed Bslmorals. at
rs cents, shown only at the Red House.
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A singular Csse-was It a Conspiracy

SAN JOSE, January 10sh.-In August,
1880, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fl. Rogers purchased
a residence on the alameda, near this city. 1t
was insured, with tine furniture, for $4,000.
This insurance was transferred to them. Ga
January 2, 1881, the house and contents were
destroyed by fire. The insurance company
refused to pay. Rogers sued, but compro-
missed for s. 600. Last month Rogers was
arrested in San Francisco for arson in burn
ing his house. The case was set for examipa-
ton on the Sd instant. Belle and John
Donovan, brother and sister, were witnesses
for the State. Belle WIS servant liz Rogers
family. Their statement was that returning
from a visit to Susan Donovan, they heard
noise in Rogers house, peeped in,
and saw Rogers sprinkling coal oil
on the floor, then ran away. A fire soon
broke out. When the case was called on the
81, the defense obtained q continuance until
the 9th. At that time Donovan failed to ap.
pear. The case was then continued until to.
day. This morning d. M. Delmas, retained
on behalf of the prosecution, announced the
abandonment of the case on the ground that
the States witnesses had offered to sell their
services to the defendant. The District At
torney then moved dismissal, which was
ordered. This evening Mira. Rogers and
others made statements to press representa-
tives of q most astounding nature. Mrs.
Rogers states that John Fitzgerald, . brake
man on the Southern Pacific Coast Rail-
road, told her, in the presence of
Captain Rodgers and others, that ii
she did not compromise for 50. 600
he would hire parties to convict Rogers Of
arson. Rogers says Fitzgerald came to his
house with pistol in each hand, swearing
that he would not leave until he had killed
Rogers, and declared that ne would not rest
until he saw him in San Quentin. Harry
LohmaD, Rogers coachman, stated that Fitz-
gerald came to him with his pockets full OF
gold, which he offered him to kill Rogers. He
consented for the purpose of exposing the
crime OF FITZGERALD, who bought Lohman a
revolver which he gave to Rogers after tell
ing him of the plet. Susie Donovan, sis
ter of Bells, states that Fitzgerald offered
her $500 to swear against Rogers.
! She refused, and her sister and brother con-
sented. She told FITZGERALD that she would
expose him. He swore he would kill her il
she did. He knocked her down with stici.
once for refusing, and again shot at her, say
ing it was thus ne treated those he could not
use. Fitzgerald was formerly Deputy
Sheriff of this county. He denies the above
ale gations wholly, and says he acted all the
time for the underwriters and in good faith,
relying on Donovan's statements. The affair
creates a profound sensation here. Mrs.
Rogers is wealthy, being worth over 5000, 600.
Count Proceedings In Taolumne County
Rain.
CoyoD. J,,uar1, -Eraotr n C;lrav
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General Albert Pike -who is, by the way, the
highest ranking Freemason in the United States
Is now ~ years old. He is still vigorous that he
enjoys field sports with keen pleasure as when,
fifty years ago, he hunted in New Mexico, Texas
and Arkansas. He is than six feet tall, and is
tell
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CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer Governor Dana
arrived yesterday from the upper Sacramento
with general merchandise and wool, and
bringing barge Governor Hayes with between
FIVE and six thousand sacks of wheat from
Colusa. The Neponset arrived from Prince
ton with general merchandise.
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Mrs. George W. Cummings arrived from Santa Fe,
N. NJ, yesterday and went to 0roville, her former
home Her husband has permanently located at
Santa Fe aud she has returned to ship their house
hold goods and join her husband at their new place
of residence,