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PASSENGERS LISTS.

CARLIN. August 9Th. Passed here to-dar.
to arrive in Sacramento August OH: ..
Greenbaum, L. Michels and wife. Mrs. Ada
McCune and four children, William Riches.
Mrs. Jennie Scott, San Francisco; A. It.
Morgan and son, Washington, d. G.; o. p.
Clifford, Boston, Mass: j. G. Kelly, st. Ell.
mo, Colorado; Mrs. E. R. Hamilton and
child. Missouri; Mrs. Saeltzsr. Mics Saeltzer,
Weimar, Germany; G.. Abrahamson, Mrs.
Frank Pierce and daughter, Oakland, Cal:
Clemence Caezar. Portland. Or; Colonel
John Mendenhall and wife. U. S. A.; Miss
A. w. Harris, Mrs. A. w. Harris, Proyi.
dence. r l.; A. w. Bash, Washington Ter
ritory !; Mrs Bentley. New York; Mrs. c.
Parker, Miss Z. L. Parker, Boston; w. c.
Haywood, wife and nurse, Minneapolis.
Mion.; Mrs. Sarah A. Montgomery, Lizzie
a. Hamilton, Greensburg. Ind; Francisco
De Reynoso, Spain r. T. Comstock, East
Hartford: Conn; Miss Mcconnell, Mrs. Nc.
Donald. =. 4. Cary, North Platte, Neb.;
Belle Shurtliff. Ogden; William Meggat.
Wethers6eld, Conn.,; John Farrell, Colorado :
John White, California /; Professor Robert
B. Warder, North Bend, o.; A. }. Dewitt.
Omaha E. Herbersmitb, San Rafael, Cal
Z. Veney, wife and child, Me-; S. j. Ash.
ton, Chicago; also 126 emigrant passengers,
including SO males, to arrive in Sacramento
August 9sb.
OMAHA, August 8th.-Left here TODAY.
to arrive in Sacramento August 18th Colonel
Hammond and family, Chicago, M. Nathsr,
Jersey City; Eugene Beauharnais Burdick,
Oakland, CAL; Mrs. B. B. Redding, j. A.
Richardson. Rev. j. S. Bromley, Samuel L.
Wormser, Mrs. Mary Friedlander, Mrs. II.
]. Sibley, Miss Schonslin. T. s. McInery, II.
i. Hutchinson and wife, San Francisco
Rev. ]. L. Walker, wife and child, Forest
Grove, Or; Thomas ii. Brent and family,
Walla Walla; Mrs. Blair and two children.
Sonoma J. Unwilling, Nevada City A. B,
Moulton. Galesbure, ILL.,; Charles H. Dixon,
Washington ). William A. Lottiner, New
York.
Sixty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra.
mento August 18th.
MoJAyE, August Ssh.-The following list
ct overland passengers passed Mojsve August
Ssh, to arrive III San Francisco August 9th :
John WATSON, o. w. Clapp and family, A.
2. Barnett, E. Greer, A Robinson, II. b.
Mung and wife, Mrs. J. V. Hoag, M. Folett
and SOD. j. Schooling and family, William
Brown, Peter Bonner. Chris. Munsor, w. S.
Weeks. Q. Weiner, H. johnson. John Nc
Gill, w. s. Beatty, w. II. Black, James
Cairncross, j. w. Gaskill, San Francisco.
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STILL AMBITIOUS.

General Butler is apparently still ambi-
tlous for political distinctions. He wishes
to be Governor OF Massachusetts,, and
though not exactly prepared to solicit the
Democratic nomination, he intimates that
ne will take it if it is rendered to him in a
circuisous way. If the Independents will
frst nominate him, and the Democrats
then indorse the action of the Independ-
ents. he will run. The Democrats, how.
ever, very naturally hold that the tail
ought not to wag the dog. and that if Cen
eral Butler wants their supper. he ought
to become their candidate. It looks.
therefore, as If he would have TO accent 4
straight Democratic nomination, or 20
without. As he is tolerably certain to be
beaten if he runs, it would be wiser for him
to decline the Democratic proposition.
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CAIRO (Ill). August 8th.-George w. Tan
ner, prominent colored politician, this
morning fatally stabbed A. G. Leonard.
editor of the Gdsste. Tanner 10 in Jail.
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shot his former sweetheart, Fanny Kieke
mier, and wounded her companion, Francis
Hanr, and then blew cut his own brains.
The cause OF the tragedy was that the giil
had cast him eff
Swarthy Mexiean-who is Ele 2
CHICAGO, August Ssh.-For the past few
days swarthy Mexican. who gives his name
as Carlos Sanchez, has been stopping at the
East Chicsgo Avenue Saloon. He was
met with by an officer at the Northwestern
depot, to whom he related q narrowing tale
about being followed by o band of essassins.
lie had purchased ticket TO New York, but
to elude his pursuers he had determined upon
at once returning to his home in San Xavier,
Mexico. 1t being apparent that the man
was iaboripg under some mental arrangement,
the ofhcer took hin to the station, where he
viii be kindly cared for until his relatives
make some arrangement for his removal Hs
Is evidently gentleman OF refinement and
some wealth, aud he has with him railroad
ticket from San Francisco to New York. and
about $500 in cash.
Ii Missed Fire.
WASHINGTON, August S;h.-One nominal
ton which failed Of confirmation by the
Senate Is that of James FL. Evans as Regis.
ter OF Land Office st Lakeview. Oregon.
The Mexican Gets After the Chinanian.
GALVESTON, August S5h.-The Ners Ell
faso special says the Mexican section hands
on the Southern Pacific attacked the Chinese
iaborers at Yiesta yesterday, and drove then
TO the city. Several Chinese were badly hurt.
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Congressional Committees of Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. August Ssh.-A joint select
Congressional committee to inauire into the
condition and wants of the American mer.
chant marine was made up to-day. Il con.
sists, on the part of the Senate, If Messrs.
Miller New York;, Copger and Vess; and
on the part of the House, of Messrs. Page,
Chandler, Robson, Dingley, Mcmillan and
Cox. The committee will hold its first ses-
zion in New York about November 18th
The select House committee appointed to
examine into the condition and progress of
the work for the Improvement of the Missis.
sippi river met this morning and organized,
Mr.. Burroughs of Michigan being made
Chairman. 1t was agreed to hold tne first
meeting of the committee in Cairo. ILL.,, in
the first week in November next.
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CHICAGO, August 9sh.--At l o'clock last
night. IN front of No. 25iS Wentworth ave-
nue.. Dietrich Peterson, cigar maker, fatally
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POLITICAL.
Democratic County Central G 'mittea

GSHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE DEMO-
i cratic County Central Committee at the Capital
Hotel, Sacramento, on SATURDAY, August llth at
P. N. AS there win be business Of Importance
coine before the Committee for consideration, full
attendance is requested.
X. d. STEPHENS, Chairman.
P. A. BYsSB, Secretary. [B. CT aus.
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WILLIAM F. BLACK, like Professor Newman, of
London, is out in very vigorous article ar.ins,
meat eating. He thinks that il the world was dc.
rrived of animal food, men would lose their r,de
and cumulative dispositions. Well, there is now am
excellent opportunity for him to experiment on
Arab fssha aud his antagonists, the British sol.
diers
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ihk oreSeHfan says that the completion Ct the
Nortnern Pacific line win give the Columbi, river
sa'mon fresh as 1T comes from the water acc IS to
the great markets of Chicago, Philadelphia and New
YORK. It's proposed to run daily train of five or
more refrigerator sars on passenger schedule for
this special purpose
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More EombardIng at Alexandria at Ions

ALEXANDRIA, August Ssh.-The guns of
the ironclad Temersire, lying opposite Ram
len, cover the ground between the British
lines and the ou.p,sts Of the enemy.
6 P. M.-The Tenn raire has lust begun
firing, in consequence Of the outposts making
C forward movement. After few shots from
the Temeraire, tbs enemy abandoned their
position. Two Of those wounded Saturday
died to-day.
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SARATOGA IN. W, August Sth.-Demo.
cratic Senators from the city of New York
met last evening, except Boyd (Tammany),
and adopted the following resolution
Resolred, That the Democratic Senators from New
York again reiterate the appeal for harmony, and
respectfully urge the State Central Committee
the adoption of such plan for the State Conven.
ton, and the selection OF such ticket, as will CON-
mand the approval Of thoughtful men, and secure
the cordial support of the entire Marty
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EGYPT AND TURKEY.

Arabi Pasha Claims Saturdays Fight was
Victory for Him-MOre BombardiBg-
Proceedings In the COuncil-EngIish
Opfnien-Wkat De Lesseps Thinks
Arabi Is {, be Declared n Rebel-Ceneral
Egyptian News.
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IHis is what Mr.. Holloway, in the San Jose Con.
Ven'ion, told the Democracy about its Sunday
plank Now, sir, il you adopt this resolution,
and 1t goes before the people as declaration con,
ing from this Convention that we are in favor !, :.
repeal OF the Sunday law, so far as INV cons,;,en,
are concerned, you might as we'll cut up the Demo.
cratic partyr
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DEMOCRATIC correspondent of the Petaluma !. ,.
gus thus writes: MY DEMOCRACY had never ,b.,
rancid quality which required that, to honor il
should dishoncr my religious faith, or demand tho
repeal Of law which a. Supreme Bench Of my own
party bad declared constitutional"
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ONE thing is sure No man c.r -.,;..,..-
Ogden Herald. " H.
No one wants to do anything Of the kind
But laws can be made. and Normons can be forced
to yield obedience to them.
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CHICAGO hSs opened an institution for the reclA-
nation Of opium caters and smokers. Several such
viii be needed in California if those vices grow in
the next Eve years they have in the last three in
this State
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HOME AND ABROAD.

4 New Cattle Disease The Steamboat
Disastcr-CIosins Hours or Congrcss-An
Immense Land Purckase-ship Burned
Fever at Panama The Star Route
Trial Closes = New York Dcmocrats-
English and HIS Speech An Editor
stabbed General Eastern News.
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pEraIraA claims tie champion young lady gopher
Killer Miss Nettie Upper is her name. and the way
she goes for gopher is worthy of emulation by the
s.orner sex.
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THE municipal counsel of Marse,lles is authorized
to apply for trial Of The to compel the ex
Empress Eugene to yield possession of the Imperial
chateau presented TO Louis Napoleon under the
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TUFTS HAIR dye,
AUCTION SALE

OAn ACRES OF GOOD AGRICULTURAL
oUV land for sale at auction. The Ranch known
as the Morrsoa Ranch, nine miles from Sacramento
on the Jscs son road, will be sod at public auction
on the premises, to the highest bidder on the 9th
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1882, at o'clock p NJ The
ranch will be sold in lots OF leo acres each Terms
cash ten rer cent. the day of gale, and the
balance on the delivery of the deed. Title guaran-
teed. Iau5-2ptd.l JOHN D. MORRISON
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fnE fonkers Statesman says the jokes Of circus
clowns are made Of kind words; for kind words, you
know, never die. 1t is good deal Chat way with
the Statesnan's Wit, which has specially ancient
odor
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-us1os.l
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Fighting with Armored Trains.

ESPECIAL BY rrlEoRArH TO THE aAoOaD-uslos.l
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No legislature or Gorernmen, ever enacted an
honest man.
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Jay Gould Sells Out TO The Western
Union Telegraph Company.

New YORK, August Sth.-The Times has
the following story 1t has been circulated
on Wall street for some time that Jay Gould
had transferred his interest in the Mutual to
the Western Union Telegraph Company. 1t
was confirmed yesterday by Jay Gould. Geo.
%. Baker, Secretary of the First National
Bank, represented the controlling 80 600
shares of the Mutual Union-1 GOO more than
majority in the pool. Gould was supposed
to act for the Western Union, and Baker
for the Mutual Union. The Combination
was made for voting powers, and the oondi-
ton was that Gould should not use his inter.
est to the injury of the Mutual Union. The
amount thst Gould transferred to the West.
ern Union was 40, 900 shares. but only 81, 900
belonged in the pool. The rest he had
picked up in small lots on the street.
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sale OF an E,uptrc orI.,a

CHICAGO. August Sth-The Inter. Oceaa,s
Fargo special says: Rufus Hatch and \
party of English and New York capt. slist.
have purchased $50, goo acres of graz;np
lands. lying between the line Of the Missouri
and Powder rivera. in Montsns, from the
Northern Pacific Railroad, at 81 per acre.
and on seven years' time. As the grant to
the rosd only takes alternate sections. thew
viii have practical pastursge of Is, 0O0. coo
acres, as they will have the use Of the inter.
vening sections OF Government lands. It
proposed to stock it with 50. COO head of cat.
tie. The party, in company with Hermann
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Matters.

WASHINGTON. August Sth. = Postoffices
have been established at Hill, Lane county.
Or; Tadaughnen. Tioga county, Or; and
the Office at Short. Tulare county, Cal, has
been discontinued.
Changes in the star schedule have been
made as follows: Route 46 295-Bianco
to Salinas, Cal. Leave Bianco Tuesdays
and Fridays, in time to connect with the
southwark bound train at Salioas. Leave
Salinas the same day on the arrival OF the
mail trains. Route 46, 327-Santa Ana TO
San Luis Rey, Cal. Leave Santa Ana daily
st P. NJ, arrive of San Luis Rey at II noon
the following day. Leave San Luis Rev
daily at P. M, and arrive at Santa Ana at
IL a. NJ. the following day.
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Crops I'm the West,

TOPEKA tKs.), August ssh.-The State
Board of Agriculture reports for the past
week that the condition of the corn crop con-
tinues encouraging. and no section of the
State is suffering for rain. Correspondents
are still correcting their wheat estimates
The crop progresses 50 that counties that re-
ported eighteen TO twenty blshels per acre
two weeks ago are now insisting on twenty
five and thirty bushels. Tue estimates Of the
Secretary that the crop will come up to
30 .000. 600 bushels is probably near the actual
figures. All kinds Of farm crops continue in
good condition. and the fruit, especially
peaches, are the best in our history.
A leciaian NV the Seerefarr a6 sha II.
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General Butler and the Massachusetts,
Democrats.

BosToN, August sth.-The Herald Of to.
day says: Before General Butler sailed he
proposed to the Democratic managers of the
Democratic State Convention that thew
should follow the Independents Republican
Convention, or Independent Convention, and
that he should be nominated for Governor BY
the Independents, and that this nomination
should then be ratified By representatives Of
thu Massachusetts Democrats who cast no..
600 votes for him in his last campaign. The
Democratic situation is this General Butler
can have the party nomination if he will take
it straight, but there is likely TO be some op.
position made to any proposition for ra,iiy.
ing the work of another party.
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CANDID NE FOR
sIrsEYgsOS. FGURTs BISTgsCT,
O. UBJECT DECISION OF THE REPUBII
- can County Convention. jy25 istd
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WAsHIsGToN, August Ssh.-The Secretary
OF the Interior has rendered decision in the
case of the Grampisn Silver Mining Com
pany of Utah. The Secretary holds that it
is not necessary for an applicant foI a patent
to make proof of service of notice upon the
paid their share of the assessments, provided
the obisctors t, the issuance OF thu patent
fail TO tile an adverse claim, under Section
1926 of the Revised Siatutcs
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Losses by tne Gardtncr Ere

GARDINER (Ms J. August stb.-The suffer-
ers by yesterdays FIRE are Moore & Brown,
planning mills, 81 500; Leabur L Towie.
planning mills. $4,000; James Nash, furni.
ture factory, $4,000; Wadsworth Brothers
furniture factory. Sc, 600; Walker & Marcy's
saw mill, $1,000; II. W. Jewett & Co,
planning aud saw mill, $4,000; P. S.
Robinson, sash and blind factory and plan.
ing mill, $4,000; Joseph Perry, machine
shop. SIS. GOO: Q. A. Robbins, machine shop
and foundry IS 600
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Policy of the New French Cabinet.

BERLIN, August Sth.-The Liberal press
animsdvert upon the decision of the Bishop
OF Beeslsu. to the effec. that Roman Catholic
parish priests, who have remained faithful to
the laws OF ths country, and been intrusted
with parochial functions are required TO lay
down their offices, under pain of anathema
Ii Is pointed out that this decision may prove
the germ Of serious conflict, a. the laws Of
the country protect public functionaries, aud
p;ela.ss who threaten ecclesiastical punish.
ments are liable to fines and imprisonment.
The Government is said to be surprised q. the
action OF the Bishop of Breslau, he being con-
sidered mild and conciliasory ecc,esias.ic.
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A sarcastic Campaign.

CHICAGO, August sth.-An Indianapolis
special says that In response to the offer of
General Terrell, of the Republican State
Central Committee, to circulate TO- 600 copies
of William 81. Engiish's recent speech among
the county Republican clubs of Indiana.
EnglIsh replies, accepting the proposition.
only stipulating that the Republican com.
mittee shall pay the cost of preparation. The
letter is bitterly sarcastic on the subject of
temperance, and of the Republicans Of Indi.
ana. and expresses the utmost qualification at
the sudden conversion of the Republican
committee.
Nothing Wrong Found : Money and
WHISKY and Congressional Votes.
WASHINGTON, August S.h.-A report was
presented to the Senate to-day by Window.
Chairman of the select committee to invest.
gate the alleged improper use of money to
promote or defeat the BONDED spirits bin. Il
states that the committee obtained mnch
valuable information as to the whisky trade.
and the methods employed to obtain relief
from over-productior, but they did no. find
that any money bad been corruptly employed
to promote the passage Of the bill The com
mittee then reviews the raising of money by
the National DistiIlers' Association TO protect
its interests aud influence friendly legislation
and states that so FAR as the committee can
discover. this influence is lesitimately used
in presenting their case before Congress. but
without corrup. use in purchasing the votes
OF members of Congress.
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CoNsTANTIsoPLE, August Sth.-Yester.
days Conferences lasted four bours. Nearly
the whole time was occupied in drawing up a
protocol, which was signed by all the mem.
hers OF the Conference. It meets again on
Tnursdly.
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ALEXANDRIA, August 8th.-Ths rebels are
entrenching between Aboukir and Ramleh,
and on the western bank of the Mahamoudich
canal, close to the point to which they were
driven Saturday. A train full of rebels pro-
ceeded to Mahalla Junction this afternoon,
intending t. destroy the railway, but few
rounds from the forty .pounder in the Ramleh
lines compslled them to withdraw. Another
account says the armored traia proceeded
towards Mahalla Junction to-day. On the
way similar trains were seen advancing from
Arabi's position. The forty. FOUNDER on the
British train landed shot exactly on Arabs
train, which withdrew.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

]. keM. Shafter, of Marin county, was in the city
yesterday.
W. L. Woods, OF San Francisco, came down from
Carson, New, yesterday.
T. Boynton. of Marysville, will arrive by the
Southern Pacific overland today.
General John Bidwe1 returned to Chico yester.
day afternoon from San Francisco.
W. R. Chamberlain, of Reno passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to San francisco.
Ariei Lathrop came up from San Francisco yes.
terday, and went to Vina in the afternoon.
J. Il. Kuowlton, Jr, Of San Francisco, passed
through the city yesterday from Carson, New.
Miss Gertie Jones, of this city, will spend the win
ter with her uncle, Eli Dennison, in Oakland.
n. D. Rideout, President of the California State
Bank, will arrive by the overland train this morn
ing.
]. B. Hagein and son made a visit to the ranch
known as the Norris Grant and returned home yes-
terday.
The Xopos Club held sheet and pillow case party
last evening, which was enjoyed very much by those
present
The Grover Comedy Company, from New York,
will pass through this city this morning on the
land train.
WE Doau left for oroville on the afternoon train
yesterday, to act as temporary Court Reporter OF
Butte county.
Mari. Eggs and family, who have been visiting
in San Francisco for several weeks returned to their
home at Biggs' Station yesterday
The Heiterkeit Social Club have elected officers as
follows: President, II. Runckel (re.eecled); Vice
President, c. Phleger; Secretary, II. Fisher ire
elected Treasurer, H. Guthrie (re-elected) Ser.
geant-at-Arms, A. Wiezel Directors, J. Wiez,l |, Il.
Steber, ]. Boiler.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Monday, De.
cember 18th: Mrs. NJ A. Alyord, Denver G. Stuart
Simons, John McCombe, Charles II. Carter, William
Cronan, c. A. Grow. S. T. Corbas. J. p Eisenbach,
J. G. WALL j. X. c. Hobs, San Francisco; P. H. Nc
Grew, Vim. McGelvrsy, Oakland J r. Frick Berke.
ley; j. c. Myer, PiSasanton P. C. Hale city.
The officers of the National Guard will give a
grand dinser at the Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco
this evening in honor OF Governor Perkins The
Governor and Adjutant-G General Sheehan went to
San Francisco yesterday, and to-day General Tozer
| Colonel T. W. Sheehsn. Maj jor p J. Harvey Major
| d. NJ. Burns, Major W. G. Van Fleet and Others
will 90 down, General Cadwaader and staff of Red
| Bluff, will be present
| State House Hotel arrivals L. wyman, Lyman
Rogers, G. W. Gasking, d R Brcwnell, R. H. Lee
Grizzly Flat; p Hagerty, Tim Hagerty, Marysville
City; j. Buckner, Isaac Freeman, Elk Grove; II
| James Andei son, N. Archer, A. King, Franklin; b
| Burt Miss NJ. C. Burt, Amador City R. BrEen
\ field, Arno Station o. B. McGranney, II. II. Will
| w. Wilder, Tom Grimshaw, Walter Grimshaw,
| Cosumnes; W. w. Hoyt Diamond Springs John
| Arrow, Biggs Station John Lowell, Sacramento
| II. Bedford and wife, Newcastle; J. J. Conner, W
|