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The Bloomington Bulletin of Monday
says Senator David Davis is to be married
in November to Miss Annie Green, daugh-
ter Of a wealthy and prominent citizen of
Fayetville, N c., and who is the democra-
nc candidate for congress from that dis
u'ct. His Intended bride is described as
a beautiful and accomplished young lady,
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apout % years of age, who has spent
great portion of her lite IN Europe. 1t
has been over three years since the Senator
lost his first wife, whose death occurred in
this CITY
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COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
JAMES W. DUNCAN.
For Representatives,
ALEXANDER VAUGHEY,
SAMUEL c. WILEY.
For County Judge,
HIRAM I. GILBERT.
For Probate Judge,
DANIEL EVANS.
For County Treasurer,
SAMUEL w. RAYMOND.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM X. MILLlGAN.
For County Clerk,
PATRICK FINLEN.
For Probate Clerk,
ARTHUR T. BARTELS.
For Sup't of Public Schools,
G. B. STOCKDALE.
For Coroner,
DR.. FLOYD CLENDENIN.
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THE DEMOCRATS

The Democratic County Convention met
in this city at / O'Clock yesterday, The
convention was called to order at the Cir
cult Court room by Hon. VIM. Reddlck rs
chairman of the central committee, who
nominated for temporary chairman capt
,Jshn C. Campbell. of Streator, whose nom
nation was agreed to. He returned his
thanks for the honor, and said that while
he would not attempt a speech he would
say that he thought the prospects for the
Democratic party are looking very bright.
In New York the long standing teud be.
tween Irving aud Tammany Halls has
been healed and for the first time in many
years the democracy of that state are uni
ted. They have nominated for governor
Grover Cleveland, the reform mayor of
Buffalo, who ran over ) 600 votes ahead If
his ticket; and there is no doubt but that
in November New York Will be enrolled
where she properly belongs among the
democratic states In Pennsylvania the
people have become so disguised with boss
RUE tIlal Tue CItCtltu oI M atltiS'i "S %
democratic governor is sure rs that the sun
will rise In Ohio our chances are rs :
. 10. In Illinois there have been great
changes; and all over the country democ.
racy is making great strides; and believe
that in 1884 the democracy Will cleo, and
seat their president. We meet here for an
mpottant purpose; and ii hehooves every
deleeate to wegg well The candidates
qual ticatiorS. II is your duty to romina'e
only strong men and those 'ho Will work
Tor tue parry rs we'll as for thcmselvc,.
We want no figure heads, but energetic,
driving, active men, who VIII see .hat IN
whole democratic vote is polled. l ha'
no doubt yoa will name suca men. Al
we want no soreheads gong out Of tND
Let the contest be here, and
when the candidates are named we wau'
all-the victor and the yanqulshed-to pul
of their coats and work for the ticket.
That's democracy. (Applause) We want
only this kind Of men here.
Here motion was made to adjourn to
Turn Hall, which was agreed to.
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Doid's relatives wanted him to marry
Welsh and his wife were both arrested
and the wife confessed
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Personal! To Men OnIy!

THE vOLTATC BELT CO., Marshall. Mich. will send
DIR. Dyes cele brated Electro ' oltahc
Belts and Electric a appliances on trial for
thirty days tyOung old who are afflicted win
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kln
drCd troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete r'stQ
ration of health and manly vpOr Address rs above y
BIO risk is incurred thirty days trial is allowed
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Democratic State Ticket.
For State Treasurer,
ALFRED ORENDORFF,
of Sapgamon County.
ANDREW WEIGH.
Chairman.

For State Suprintendentof Public Instruction,
HENRY RAAB,
of st. Clair County.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGENTLEMAN who suffered iory years rom merry
Gus DEBILITY, PBENATi RI DECAY, and al the
effects OF youthful indscrcti0n, viii, for the sake Of
suffering humanity send free 20 al who need IL the re-
Cip- ana direction lUI uctiug TIE simple remedy 10y
witch he WIS cured. Sufferers wishing g. prOht By the
advertisers experience can DO by addressing in per
FEC coahdcAre.
aprsa-iy JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., New YORK.
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Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Sept. 80, 1852.
FLOUR AND FEED.
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SUPERINTENDENT on SHOOTS,

For county superintendent of schools,
Geo. d. Ladd named G. & Stockdalc, of The
Peru schools and NJ. T. Moloney presented
Geo, II. Haight, of this city. Mr.. Stock.
dale was nominated by a vote Of s. to %,
which was made unanimous.
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And Mr. Barrels vas made the unanimous
choice of the convention.
COUNTY CLERK.

For county Gle k, Patrick Fln!eo, Of
Bruce, AMI Chas. skinner Of Ottawa, "ere
put in nomination, both being heartily en-,
dorsed. The vote stood
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HOW AN EMPEROR LIVES.


The London Globe sketches the Austrian
Emperor at home, in the Schloss Godollo.
the palace presented to him by the Hun.
garian nation. The most striking feature
in the sketch is the fact that the Emperor
has to work about as hard as the cashier OF
a bank or the secretary of an insurance
company. The main building is reserved
for royalty, and the members of the royal
household, ladies and gentlemen-in-wait.
ing, the chaplain, tutor, etc, whilst guests.
of whom there are always great many,
and ministers and attendants, are accom-
modated IN separate wing. The broad
and finely wooden avenue, connecting the
upper and lowe. parks, is brilliantly lighted
all night, for people are continually passing
to and fro, guests coming and leaving by
the train. kilograms being received and dis.
and dozen other operations tending
aspect day and night. The cooks
have to be at their posts at 4 A. IL,
Tor HIS Majesty takes an early meal before
Letaking himself to his shooting. The
scene OF this very matutinal sport often
lies several miles off, and has to be reached
IN dogcart, and the battue commences
." uay pfeah' his blSlesEy never
fires on the quarry unless it is in move
ment; If the deer comes slowly toward
him along the drive, aid sheu, as eften
happens, remains standing. Franz Joseeh
does not draw thu trigger till the animal
has been scared and begins to bound away
then he lets fly. and the aim is wonderful
ly steady, so that the game scarcely eve-
gets away. By 9 o'clock the Emperor ia
back again at home, and sitting at his
work. table, what the courier ia already
waiting with the mornings dispatches.
The formidable pile is boldly attacked by
the Emperor and his two secretaries. Then
comes the court, councillors and ministers,
who leave the monarch no peace till
his . o'clock dejeuner "a bottle II
beer and half a bottle OF red wine.
with 6 plain cutoff of the joints, is the
usual menu--which is followed by more
work till the clock strikes three. Arch.
duchess Valerie. His Majessy's youngest
child, receives her patrons in her separate
apartments every at half-past eight.
The thirteen-year. little lady does the
honors with all the grace and ease OF the
dame dunaonds, and il is considered a mark
OF great esteem for gnest to be invited to
this family circle. At ten the Emperor
goes to bed, no matter who is of Godollo,
or what is going on.
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duoing Louis Aldrich, who came to the
coast years before with R. G. Marsh's ju.
veniie company. Ugo Talbo's concert sue.
ceeded, and the theater closed to be re-
built. Mr.. Simmons. since then, has
presented at the Pavilion Callenderis col.
cred minstrels, Uncle Toms Cabin" by
q stroiling company. and Haverly q
Combined Mastodon Minstrels. The Me-
tropolitan is now rebuilt. and is practi.
cally new theater. It will be opened on
the 18th instant, with the original Hazel
Arke Company. A description of the
New metropolitan appears in our local
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RARE BARGAIN

ENoR HOTEL MEN.-A FIRSTcLASS -
e HOTEL, having good business Of E!i:i
transient customers. q offered FOR SALE tksk
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms. Il is \
Three story Brick Building. containing IS rooms
newly furnished throughout with ell medsrn con-
vsufences and In excellent condition. Il pleasantly
located in the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco and in the best climate for invalids
in the State. Apply to FRED. d. GRIFFITHS, at
LINDLEy & CO.'S, Sacramento, Cal te22-1pa
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GALL CLAD IN DEEP GREER n

All clad in deem green she goes,
Like dainty woodland rose
Folded in emerald leaves,
Or pine tree straight and tall,
That rests by the sheltered wall,
Beneath the caves
love her, and who shall dare
Since my love Is like the air
That kisses her cheek and goas-
To blame that love her grace,
Or her exquisite pale facet
Who blames that knows?
Her small foot leaves its traos
On the hosr-trost's dainty lsce,
And follow on content;
For my love ID like the breeze,
That touched the leaves OF the trees
And straightway went.
Yet she knows watched her pass
Like bit OF summer grass,
In this cold, wintry place;
And she could not hide the smile
That like e rose for a while
Made her sweet face.
flames Berry Bensel.
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A FROG SroRY,-A gentleman frcm
Hartwell. Ga, sent On to the Great West
ern Gun Works and purchased small
parlor rife, with 1000 cartridges Of the
smallest size, the bullets being about the
sizs of duck shot,. he went to Benson's
millpond frog hunting, and found q very
large frog OF the masculine gender sitting
or stump just above the water. BE siaet
twenty-seven times at him, when his frog
ship lost his balance and tumbled into the
water. Upon taking the frog out it was
found that he had swallowed twenty-six
of the buliets, catching them in mis- mouth,
surprising them to be flies. When he went
to move the weight OF the lead carried hin,
overheard, and when taken out he was not
dead, but awful sullen. Western guns
work frogs very slowly in this section. -
IHarsweil iGa. Sun.
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FOR SALE.

n ION ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIvEsza
-. HUI miles east Of Marysville e,ooov&
acres thereof inclosed and under cultivation, -
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house. barns. orchards, ETC. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. If not wanted for
farming it ia one OF the best stock ranches in the
county, and viii be sold cheap enough to justify its
use for stock only. Possession given September /,
lSS2 For further information inquire Of the Sacra.
uaeuto Bank Sacramento California iy2s-lu
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FARM FOR SALE.

ENoR sALE-leo ACRES OF ExcELLENTA
farming and garden land, situated in
SHeounty, four miles southeast Of New
Ehere are on the place commodious, hard
nnisned house, fruit house, well OF excellent
water plenty OF timber, acres OF orchard, acres
of vineyard all varieties Of berries etc Title per-
feet For particulars inquire Of BERRY MITCHELL,
Newcastle ty25-lus
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

yTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR S%R
sale his well known Brewery. estab- yAs
hshed st North San Juan. Cal. Situated
the great mining region Of California. Estab-
iished in lsh6, and supplying large section Of coun
try. Complete In every detail for the manufacture
Of good article OF Beer. large spring supplies
tho brewery with eool water. With the property
will be sold the good viii Of the business wagons
horses and everything necessary TO carry on first
class business Asso residence and the title to eight
of land, almost entirely under cultivation All
persons desiring such property, address G. w.
KOCH, North San Juan, or iaquire on the premises.
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FOR SALE.

YEyHE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION
10, township II NORTH range east, situated
st Rocklin Placer county. - miles from Sacramento
City, which are two Granite Qnzrries: situated
alongside the c. p K r track. J. Il. SULLIVAN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, sSl street. Sac
rRruento. Cal. If
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Some fellow over in Egypt forgot yestsr.
day to cable that so holy war had been
proclaimed. Boston Post.
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THE YEAR 1878

There were but two engagements in jan
uary-Frank l. Frayne and wife composing
the Kentucky rifle team in :" 81 Slocum, !"
and the Union Square company. This was
led by Charles r. Thorne, Jr., and Fanny
Morant. and with them was Bijou Heron.
"The Danicheffs, as played by this com.
pany, was one of the most successful pre-.
sensations of drama ever known to the
Metropolitan. In February we had the
Ads Richmond Burlesque company, with
the Kiralfy Black Crook company, both
doing fine business. March brought the
vulgar Rentz Minstrels (women) again,
with the Mable Stanley troupe in the un-
dress spectacular and burlesque. Then
came A. D. Billings as Uncle Tom, and
Oliver Doud Byron, the first success, the
latter only tolerably so. In April Henry
George lectured. Then came Nick Rob.
erts' " Humpty Dumpty party, succeeded
by q second Union Square company.
with James O'Neil, Rcse Wood, Nina
Varian, Lewis Morrison, Louise Sylvester,
Mrs. Farren and j. A. Herne. They
played brilliant engagement In nearly
all these engagements ID. j. Simmons had
more or less interest in the management.
and in some was the sole manager. Nav
brought the cid fayorite, John K. Owens.
followed by Denman Thompson, in his in.
imitable character of "Josh Whitcomb -
Salsbury's Troubadours next, and June
opened with Haverly's Minstrels Mckee
Ranken and Kitty Blanchard in the
sDanites." July, Annie Pixley and
Robert Fulford, and then the late w. B.
G. Brown lectured in the theater, fol.
lowed by Haverly's Minstrels again.
August opened with the large variety com.
pany of Toney Pastor. and closed with two
lectures by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. In
October we had Robson and Crane. the
popular comedians; CalIender's Georgia
Minatrels, J. G. Williamson and wife
Maggie Moorel in "Struck Oil;" and the
month closed with Frank Mayo in
Dsvy Crockett" November, G. C..
Staley and CAIRO True IAN Oakland GIRL
in "Uncle Toms Cabin" with Lulu
Morrill, Ia Sacramento DEVELOPMENT
IS the Eva of the play. The Royal Marion.
cites closed the month. In December
Robson and Crane returned, followed by
Rice's Surprise Party in burlesque, with
Eddie Edouin, w. A. Messenger and NJ. A.
Kennedy in the lead. Then came Agnes
Schroeder. supported by A. d. Billings
and good company, with II. s. Beals as
manager. Mary L. Young. from Booths
The.ter, New York, closed the year in "a
Woman of the People"
THE YEAR 1879
January opened with F. s. Chanfrau in
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The FINEST MEATS

or ALL KINDS, IN THE cTTY,Nn
" aud at Lowest Prices will =
always be found at the Metropolitan
Market, Of CONRAD SCHEPP, South --zA-
west Corner Of Twelfth and z streets. Meats de
livered In ali parts Of the city at all times.
Anil
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of i've lines In this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for &c
santa OF 70 cents per week
CULTIVATION WANTED-A RELIABLE YOUNG
~ man OF Portuguese descent who is very ip1uen.
tiai among the Portuguese OF Sacramento and Yoio
counties. desires situation clerk OF salesman in
some grocery store, or as apprentice in some
blacksmith or harness shop. Writes good hand
and San give recommendation as to his sobriety and
credibi ity. Address F. r. w., No. 1904 Second
street, between ] and X, Sacramento CITY, stating
PAL ticulars. sui5-Iw.
"ANTED-GooD CANyAssERs. TO TAKE
Wv subscriptions for live book. Apply to w
A. u ). HoUGHToN, SIS J street. Sacramento
au121w
"ANTED-A NO. wAGoN-MAKER. WHO
w understands printing, as partner, to engage
In business In thriving railroad town. The capital
needed 10 small. and the right kind Of man will be
assisted. Inquire at this Office. austf
"ANTED TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN TO
wv work at canning. Apply to Capital Packing
Company Nos ~ and 70 Front street. au7-tf
"TANTED-MALE SIX RANCH HANDS.
w Mixers, Walters, Butcher n Wagon
Maker, Sheepherder FEMALE SIX Girls for
housework In the city, 3 Girls to take care of
children, Housekeerers, First-class Woman Cook
Tor a family, Girls Tor UPSTAIRS work, Women for
honsework in the country.
Apply to HOUSTON & CO.'S Employment Office,
fourtn anc streets iyl31ptt
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THE YEAR 1882,

For the present year the entertainments
have been: January-Professor SINNERS
second concert, Emersons Minstrels.
February-Santinelli, youthful magician,
in an expose of spiritualism. March
Haverly's "World Company. Rev. w.
III. Platt, of San Francisco, lectured at the
Congregational Church on "Mshomet."
Jones stereopticon show came Fin this
month, and also Jennie and Maud Wallace
with their dramatic company, and NJ. B.
Leavitt's "Gigantean Minstrels, and
lastly Jay Rails Uncle Toms Cabin /"
company, with genuine bloodhounds and
all that. At the Congregational Church,
in this month, Oscar Wilde, the esthetic,
appeared, and also in April, in lectures.
April-The Nellie Boyd dramatic com.
pany. In this month the late w. 3. c..
Brown lectured at the Seventh-street n.
E. Church South. ]. B. Polk and Hayer-
ly's comedy company returned. Professor
Skinner gave another concert. The
"Grandma's Birthday comedy COM
pany followed, and then an operatta
by Miss Rowe's class, in which
.sThs Broom Drill" was witnessed for the
frat time here. May-The Conley-Bsr.
ton Comic Opera Company. Eli Perkins
lectured at the Congregational Church.
The Bric-a-Brac Club gave an amateur en-
tertainment at the theater, and introduced
Ugo Talbo. an English tenor. " Samuel
from Posen" was next presented by ii. B.
Curtis. June = Haverly's Aldrich i
Parsloe Company in my Partner" intro.
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THE YEAR 1877,

January the Marionettes, the Berger
family and Sol Smith Russell, and next a
military band of forty pieces, belonging to
great successes. In March the cantata of
Esther, very successfully, by amateurs
in large number. 1t was given two nights.
The magician McAllister appeared in
this month. April Camilla Urso, the
violinist, at the Congregational Church !;
the Egyptian Mystery, chaste and
charming entertainment of illusions, by a
mixed San Francisco company. In May
IL appeared for second season. In that
month also Theodore Tilton lectured at
the theater, as did Mrs. FL. S. Lake, and
then Salsburys TroubadouTs appeared.
Robert G. (''Bob'' Ingersoll lectured in
June as the theater twice, and Tom Thumb
and party followed next, succeeded by
Murphy's Philadelphia Minstrels. In July,
Caseneuve, the Magician. August, Tony
Pastors troupe and lecture by Rev. J.
HI. .. Bonte. September, the Caroline
Richings Bernard English Opera Troupe,
and the Bush Street (San Francisco Com.
edy Company, with Harry Courtaine in
the lead. Rose Eytinge and a special
company of old stand bys appeared in
Miss Mutton " and like plays in
this month and in part of October.
Mrs. w. I'll. Snow gave concert
in October. In November the Sacramento
Library had a benefit concert, with Mrs.
Mariner as the leading voice. In this
month Mrs. d. 2. Bowers made her reap
pearance in the legitimate with j. NJ.
Ward as manager, and she was followed
by j. K. Emmett and he by Alfred Dam.
pier, tragedian supported by his daugh-
tiers, for the benefit of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, under the direction of
C. Nj. Prodger. In December the Rich
ings. Bernard opera troupe returned, and
the month closed with Captain Jack Craw-
ford's company, the Kiralfy combination,
giving "Around the World" :" Pink
Dominoes," Forbidden Fruit" etc., and
Katy Mayhem in sc Miss"
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GOOD BUSINESS gPEElNG :!

fNHE SECOND S1,, AND .arRD STORIES OF THE
aud coass,nsr on Second street, between
. nu a. s;uh < over thirty unfurnished, hne
, ~ rooms. Will be rented together very
T~ Nv Nv " long time. Apply to H. T. BREWER
Nl >. l0lo Second street. auS.u
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70 LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of five llnee n this department sre
inserted Tor % cents for tine; three tiinea fog 50
cents or 70 cents per week
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SACRAMENTO REoORp-uNIoN.
San Rrancixeo ONCE, No. 8 New Montgom.
cry street palace Hoteil-1. h Sharpe. agent
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Advertisements OF five lines Ia this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time: three times for &C
seneg OF 70 cents per week
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sTATIoNERs. PRINTERS, ETC.
Il. 8. Creeker 4 Co.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lthographers, Nos.
MS, az and s1o Bush street, above Sansome.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Directory

BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, S70l w. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and I. A.
Robinson, Projectors, No. $50 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, s. F.. Cal. Send Tor Circulars.