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THIS moRN1sGs NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
Il74 for As of 1907; 114s for As; 1909 for SIS (;
stering, q S1@4 s. silver bars, 1929.
Silver in London, 81 14-l6d; consols, 90 11-15d
5per cent. United States bonds, extended 1881 As
1903 AS, 117I.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars, Ole.
The Imperial Mining Company yesterday levied
an assessment of 10 cents share
Mining stocks were in fair demand al San Fran
cisco yesterday morning, and prices showed but lit
tie change. There were no transactions in Alpha,
Benton and Scorpion.
An important capture of smuggled opium and
elk was made at San Francisco Tuesday night
Great indignation is manifested in Tulare county
over Senator Millers bill creating public park in
that locality.
Russia talks Of imposing an import duty on grain.
telegraph line is TO be built from St Petersburg
TO points in Siberia
The deadlock continues in the New York Legis-
lature.
The Postmaster-General thinks his Department
viii be selfsustaining next year.
An explanation is given this morning of General
Grants change of front in regard to Ftz John Por-
ter's case
Samuel Beckley died at Flint, Mich, yesterday,
aged 100 years.
A shocking report of lawlessness and bloodshed
comes from Montgomery county, No.
John Morgan Shaw was shot and killed by his
brother near Louisiana, No., Sunday.
Eleven Cinnamon were recently massacred by
Apaehes FL Paso, Tex, while working upon the
railroad.
James Isom died Richmond, Ky, Sunday,
at the age of 1o2 years.
Fire at Louisville, KY; also at Cincinnati
The Hudson river is frozen soidly.
Nothing out of the usual course occurred in the
Guiteau case yesterday, and the Court adjourned
until Saturday.
slight earthquake shock was experienced at
Auburn, Placer county, Yesterday morning.
The President yesterday signed the commissions
of t. 0. Howe as Postmaster-General, and Judge
Gray as Justice of the Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court is again in ses-
sion after its holiday recess.
During 1881 the decrease in the public debt
amounted to si33 GOODS.
Ed. Graham murdered in a most brutal manner
Clirles King, on the Cheyenne river, at Red can.
vol, Dakota, and escaPed.
six. year old girl was drowned in a mill race at
Pendeton, Or, Tuesday.
We begin this morning the publication of series
Of reports from all the principal points in the State
concerning the prosperity OF the past year and the
prospects for the coming season. The reports are
from the agents of the Associated Press of Cafor-
nis, and hence may be relied upon as reliable exhib
its of the condition OF the localities represented So
far the showing represents the past year as year
Of unprecedented prosperity and affords the highest
encouragement for the year just entered upon.
When completed the entire State will be represented
and the facts coated will form most valuable sur
vey of the financial and industrial condition of this
commonwealth.
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ingman. and that silk is very much less of
a luxury in the free trade country than it
is here. In short cur benighted contem-
porary could not have Numbered worse
than it has done in its pert and fippant
and altogether inaccurate and foolish re-
marks. But it is with Just such stuff that
the cause of Protection is supported.
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"REcoRD UNION. The New Years
issue of the RECORD UNION is magnificent
edition, and reflects the liberal patronage
that makes such feats of journalism posi-
bic. The statistics have evidently been
prepared with patient industry and the
literary matter selected with excellent
taste. Dr. Stebbins contributes an able
paper on the Present Condition of Re-
ligious Opinion" Mrs. Hittell on "Silk
Culture, G. G. Briggs on "Grape Crlt-
ure," aud l. n. Hoag on Personal and
Industrial "reminiscences of California, .
articles that will be read with interes I.
The editorial work of this journal is Arrays
of the highest order. Stockton Ind :
nendent.
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HOME OPINION. -The New Years Rec
ORD UNIoN was a splendid undertaking.
1t consisted of twenty pages, replete
with valuable information on important
topics, review of the trade of Sacra-
mento for the year ending December 81,
1851, detailed notices Of the business inter
ests of. the city. and some special articles,
among them one by l. n. Hoag, on the
early history and progress of agriculture in
this State. Oar contemporary is deserving
of the highest credit for the undertaking.
Sacramento Daily Bee.
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OREGON.
Little Girl Drowned.

PENDLEToN. January 4sh.-A six-year.old
girl of D. M. Taylor was drowned in the mill
race of W. S. Byers l. Co. here yesterday.
The child attempted to get drink of wat,r
at the mouth of the culvert which carries the
water under street, fell in and was washed
under by the current. The body was recov-
cred after about three hours.
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ARIZONA.
Election al Tucson.

Tucson, January 4th AT the municipal
election held here yesterday, P. r. Tuily was
elected Mayor over DR.. j. G. Handy by
80 majority, and over ex-Congressman III. S.
Stevens by AZ. For the Council, Z. G. Parker
and z. 7. Etchells were elected, and A. M.
Bragg Recorder. This was the most exciting
city election ever held here, three of the most
eminent and Influential men being candidates
for Mayor, all running on independent
tickets
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MAJOR F. MELcHER, editor of the Char es-
ton Is. g Destsche Zeituny, writes: Zone of
my pressmen, ]. NJ. Wheaton, was cured of
a severe case of rheumatism by the use of st.
Jacobs Oh, after other remedies had failed.
He speaks very highly of it, and think such
a preparation is deserving OF the highest
prise that can be given it.n
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senator mlller,s PROPOSED Public Park

VIsALIA, january 4th.-Ever since the
telegraph announced that Senator Miller has
introduced a bill setting apart public park
in the Sierra mountains, lying partly in
Fresno, but principally in Tulare county,
great indignation has been manifested by
all classes in this section. 1t took definite
shape yesterday in an energetic protest, di-
rected by the Board of Supervisors of Tu-
lare county to Senator Miller. The proposed
park is fitty-four miles long by an average of
thirty wide, and includes all the pine and
other timber Of this section also all the
mines in Mineral King District, including
the Empire mine. Great uneasiness prevails,
and the people are thoroughly aroused. The
most prominent citizens of Visalia have
taken the matter in hand.
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CALIFORNIA.
Important Capture Of smusgied Goods
Asoassr,arf

Important Capture OF snussied GOUUs-
Assessment.
SAN Francisco, January 4th.-For some
weeks past number of depredations have
been committed on yachts and other vessels
lying in the harbor uuguarded. Chief Crow
ley appointed four officers to make tour of
the harbor during the night. Last night of
ficers Smith and Egan chased suspicious
looking boat, and on overhauling it found the
occupants to be Brick, the boatman,"
well.known waterfront character, and a
man named Kennedy, in whose possession
was found 2 500 pounds Of opium, valued al
S37, 500, and two rolls of silk, which they
were endeavorine to snuggle ashore from the
steamer City of Toxic. recently arrived from
China. The lucky captors are entitled TO half
the value of the booty.
Imperial levies an assessment of 10 cents.
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The Truckee Republican says The ice
harvest at Prosser creek was completed
Christmas night. The company put up
is, 900 tons of fine, clear ice, II inches
thick, over 200 tons of which have been
shipped to different points on the Southern
Pacific
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40 nennite Actinn.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 4th.-The Board
of Supervisors held special meeting this at
ternoon Tor the purpose of discussing the
proposition of granting franchise to the
Ocean Shore Railroad. The meeting was at
tended by number Of prominent citizens of
the city. The proposition was discussed in a
general way at some length. No definite
action was taken. The Board adjourned to
meet again Friday, when the proposition will
be further considered
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRuSTEES, SAL.


NTHERFAS, ELIZABETH C. CHAMBERLAIN
Wv made certain deed of trust to b. K. ham
1LTON and ". P. COLEMAN, dated the 18th day of
May. 1Sl7 and recorded in Beck Number SO OF Trust
Deeds, at page lS5 ard following, Records OF the
County of Sacramento, State OF California said
deed conveying the real property hereinafter de-
scribed for the purpose of curing the payment OF
certain promissory note of even date Herewith I;
and whereas default has been made on the payment
thereof now therefore, under the authority vested
in them by said trust deed, and upon the applica-
ton Of the holders of said note the undersigned.
such Trustees, viii, on the 3lst day of JANUARY,
1882, between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock NJ,
the front door OF the house Of said county,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
in Unied States gold CON- all the said real property
described as follows, to wit tract Of land lying
essterly from the line OF Thirty-rst street, in the
city OF Sacramento, bounded as follows Commence
ing at stake at the southwest Of tract of
land conveyed to G. L. Watson by E. F. Aiken and
w. II. Hevener, and running thence north II, west
Is Oh chains, to the center OF Aikens road thence
north Do 45, east ) q chains thence south II,
east Is SO chains thence south 49, west SO chains,
to the place OF beginning cont iaiDg Sl00 acres,
together with all the Improvements Hnd appurten-
ances thereto belonging. situate in the county OF
Sacramento, State of California.
Sacramento, January s, 1882.
ED. HAs.ILTrF, Trustee.
w 2. COLEMAN, Trustee.
j5 1aw3wTh
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scovrLLE,s WITNESSES.

WAsHINGroN, January 4sh.- Following
are the names in Scoville's affidavit, as being
material witnesses, whose existence and
names have recently come 60 the knowledge
of counsel: I. Bragdon, Marshall Green,
James Brooks, Thomas Rathbone, Katie Col
lius, Geo. w. McElfresh. ManviIle A. Austin
and r. Mcfarland. Affiant is advised and
believes that he can prove by Bragdon,
Green, Katie Collins and Edward Austin,
that they freqIently saw defendant in the
park opposite the White House during the
lattsr part OF June, A. d. 1881, and his sim
gular and strange conduct, showing every in
die tion of insanity that these witnesses
were thoroughly convinced that he was of
unsouud mind, and that the fact was freely
commented on between them. Afiant ex-
poets 20 prove by Brooks and Rathbone that
they had an interview with the prisoner in
the Jail on the 81 of July, 1881. or possibly
the I'd, in which the prisoner said. wish
you people would let ne alole. have
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A "Crask al watsenyiIIe.

WATsoNvILLE, January 4th.-A crazy man
named Dean Melville was arrested near here
to-day. He has for several months been
Waterman at the paper mill of Brown Bros.
& Watson in Corralitos. He crawled toward
his wife on his hands and knees, and sliced
her across the breast with a razor, attempting
to kill her. Afterwards he got an AK and
tried to chop her or beat her brains out This
morning he went into neighbours house and
created a commotion. A warrant was sworn
out before Judge Holbrook yesterday, but he
was not taken Into custody until today. This
evening he was conveyed to Santa Cruz, to
appear before Superior Judge Logan.
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Money in the State Treasury.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sAcRA.
- mento-ss. Geo c. Perkins, Governor, and D..
NJ Burns: Secretary of State comprising majority
OF the Board Of Examiners OF said State saw.
at the last counting of the moneys in the
state Treasury, made to include the transactions
OF DECEMBERSl 1881, they ascertained the amount
required to be on hand. according to the statement
Of the Controller as follows:
Amount on hand, as per Controllers
statement ........................- S695 1928 90
Amount in Treasury, as follows:
Gold coin. .,................S 1914, 0s5 90
SILVER coin. .,,,.....,....... 4,9S5 25
i.eSai tehufrs .-........... II ,229 20
"arrautS.. ..s..-...,...... 255, 62S So
Total ...-................... scO5,o2s IS
Be;ngin excess of Controllers statement SIS cents.
GEORGE c. PERKINS, Governor.
D. NJ. BURNS, Secretary OF State
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 81 day Of
JANUARY, A. D. 1882
lsEAI c. n. Posi-, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.
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Sacramento, January Spy Rev. DIR. Charles Taub-
ner, at his residence J. B. Sebelle to Martha Me-
Hugo.
Folsom, January BY Judge Anderson, James c..
Brodie to Irene Breese both of Folsom. lSan
Francisco and Chico papers please copy)
San Francisco, January 2-Luigi Bacclla to Maria
Pedretti.
San Francisco, January 1-cbarles Borho to Mary
E. Flanagan.
San Francisco, January 1-charles Goldberg to
Adelaide Davis
San Francisco, January George C James to Han
nah E. Smith.
San Francisco, January MARK Levy to May Kol-
man.
Nevada City, January david Ashton to Mrs. E.
NJ. Whitford.
Nevada City, January JAS r. Williams to Mrs.
Mary a. Hill.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Holiday Presents =" The NimbIe Six
pence Better Than the Slew Shilling p II you want
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, st a reasonable price, go
to BEALS' GALLERY, no. 4l5 J street H. s.
BEALS, Operator. d9-lm
The best Meals In the city at PeIerson's,
els and $40 street. d7-u
The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by w. T. PETERSON. $40 J. d1-tf
For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 5oS ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. iy25-1m
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weather Reports.

PETALuMA, January 4ih.-The heaviest
rain of the season fell here last night The
rain since daylight, though much lighter, has
ready fallen, with every prospect of continu.
ing for some time.
SANTA Rosa, January 4;h.-It rained hard
all last night, and with less volume all day,
but there is no prospect yet of clear weather.
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s,,nht Ear,aauay.e shock.

AUBURN, January 4th.-Shortly before Z
o'clock this morning shock of earthquake
was felt here, but did no damage. It was
slight, merely rafting loose windows and
crockery in dwellings.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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The shipments of ore and bullion from
Wood River via Kelton last year reached
the amount of 2, 800 tons.
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DIED.
Stockton, December 3o-John F., second son of B.
Underhill, and brother of Mrs. Sarah Davies, OF
Sacramento, Is years.
Downieville, December % David II. Cowden. As
years.
Marys,ille, December 30 Christina s. Cooley, 80
years, 9months and 10 days.
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E.caped Nuitary Conyict Capture,l

MARYsvILLE, January 4sh.-Msrshal Ho-
gan, of this city, to-day arrested Patrick
Primrose, alias Frank Seymour, military
convict escaped from Alcatraz. An officer
from Alcatraz comes up for the man to NOR
row
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Elk Senator Alonzo J. Edgerton, of Min
nesota. has been nominated, confirmed and
commissioned Chief Justice of Dakota,
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Rows Arm Broken.

PRINCETON (Colusa county,, January 4th.-
Phe son of Mr.. McGrath, s years old, fell
from horse yesterday and broke his arm.
1t was promptly set, and the little fellow
never murmured.
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MARRIED,

KIDNEY-WoRT radically cures biliousness,
piles and all nervous diseases.
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RORN
DIED.

Sacramento, December 81-wife of T NJ. Long,
daughter.
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CUT EAU.
Attempt to Introduce New
Evidence.
ADVERSE RULING BY THE JUDGE
Adjournment of the Trial Until Sat
urday.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO The nrcoRD-uslos.l
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weather probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January -Midnight--Indica-
tons for the Pacific coast region Partly cloudy
weather and rain in northern California, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
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Lung and Chest
Protector F!

A neaO kind OfLUNG and CHEST
FLANNEL Garment, acith BucksEin
front and back. 1T IS intended to be
Nsts, aCithOut ectr0 aCeight to the
acedrer, affords most complete pro
sore threats and Thestna0tisna. Then
can be crashed readily. Price, SO so.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Gospel Temperance Meeting, To-day at
P NJ, in st. George Buding, Fourth and streets,
conducted by NJ. l. HALLENBECK. The Ladies
viii serve Hot Coffee freely, 1t / P. NJ. until
P. NJ. Strangers and others are cordially invited
I'LL
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Nofice.-AIi persons who had their prom.
erty damaged in any manner on New Years Eve
are requested to meet THIS friday EVENING,
Janua'y 9Th, at Turner Hall saloon, between and
o'clock IL lis
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chased 80 feet of hose and force pt1lnp and will
give the fre-fend rather Il cool reception II ey9f
he puts in an appearance. Our people ought 70
take precautionary steps against fire. small
outlay might save a bi:, loss.
McNair is down to business by this time and
will cnisy good trade Lewis Miller Is the chief
clerk. This is great place for the merchant,
truly.
Law Dullard can he found over Ellston's store.
where all legal business will be attended to III
workman like manner. Verndale is acknOx ledEed
to have of the best Inv firms in this country.
Mr. Mcdonald IL suffering with the quincy.
This is a dangerous disease, and should be sum
marily dealt with. ..- .-s: ..;::, =
Well, 10 has us again on the poetry question:
Ha ha he imagines are bashful youth who
never had lcve-lettcr. But sny, my del,iaed sir.
will you be so kind and condesccnding as 70 grant
a small favor: If 10, plea.e quote US cOsurtly:
say zone Of the Indications for instance. II is
very naughty in you to take advantage Of blusl !!
ing youth by misquotation. Stick croHbar
there, to remind thee Of thy grievous sin: 'Thtse
who laugh shall weep" aud We must needs smile
at thy discontinue, O. 10!
Services last Sunday morning and evening at
the school-house by Rev. H. ". Troy. Two ex-
cellent sermons to full house Of attentis: usen-
ers. Mr.. Troy draws we'll, and holds the attcl-
tion of his audience. @-
Oh, yes, the women are sort Of necessary evil,
we suppose. It's hard to tell what swe would do
if there were no mothers nor sweethearts. The
world would certainly be rather stale and COM
monp;acc. We hope the Lord will abundantly
bless the womel-bless them with loving hearte.
silent tongues, agreeable dispositions, sweet ten
pers, desire to stay at home to get UP good
meals, and withal willingness to let the lord OF
the household attend lodge, and go to balls with
other mems wives, while she looks after the chit
dren and occupies her spare moments in beau.i-
flying home SO to make it pleasant for her doting
husband when he returns. Now, If woman will
agree to do all these things, and he content TO tao
the children to Sunday school while We Test mp
rom Saturday nights festivities we ar. willing
she should remain. Otherwise, like the Chineae.
she must 60. The bars are down, Bro. Bowers. SO
come on Seelah. VERNON.
Nav % 1852 -
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VERNDALE.

Sunshine.
Just after the rain.
And south wind.
Races Wednesday evening.
Yclping dogs and bowling cats.
Did you see the eclipse, dunno?
Editor Mcmillan has gone to st. Paul.
Rosbrook's carpenter shop Is mp and covered
Work on the church has been resumed.
New England supper Tuesday evening.
Glass ball shoot Thursday last.
Base ball. second nine, organized. D. Rosbrook
chief mogul. Il.
The floating crew are working just east of the
village, raising and leveling track.
Schools have begun with an enrolment of s..
E. S. Case was in town Friday looking after his
banking business. His safe-a Dicbold time lock
has arrived, and is q gem of the first water.
n. j. Pfeiffer, our popular harness maker, is
occupying the building north Of cabannc's
store. He will remove to more conmodious quar-
ters soon. ...v c+. Il. a.
Stewards have one Of the finest buildings in
town, a hardware store one door south of Pal
mer's meat market. The front is imposing aud
his stock mammoth one.
Frank Florida, a Wisconsin lad, and A No. l,
has been in Nerndale Of late, but will start for
Shell Prairie this Saturday morning. Frankhas
farm up there aud is alive to the interests Of the
.Shellites. = ~ II =. e. -. IS
E Johnny Draw, printer, is suffering from a
peeled finger, the natural result Of ''tackling'
pedagogue, who Is always on his muscle, espe.
cially when the devil gets after him.
The target and the dolls are gone and they took
4'lots" of our money with them. But then we had
our fun. 2 ...ss rs.
4 Mr. rSr,<O a ~, fnr
right, we're coming. and when we do, it will be
like the whirling of a fierce tornado the thunder
Of artillery, the mar of an earthquake, or the
Mighty impetuosity Of deafeninE but sublime
Niagara, and you'll experience the rather un-
pleasant sensation of having barked up the
wrong stump, my erring friend
a A young man Of good appearance was elected
from the passenger Friday. The result was 8
smaslled pane o., glass and little excisement
We are unacquainted with the circumstances ex.
cept by hcarsay, hut the young man Was evidently
all right. 50 far 9 our obaeryation goes the
train men on the \. r. r. r. ale, S : rule. very
genteel aud communicating. and It would be
strange indeed were there no insolent aud over
ofIicious ones among o many
10 ACCUSES Us Of steney, that q. he tries
to make II that oslr Of the weath-
81 and the water and oountiy do not tally, snd
when with his DISCERNING eye 10 made the yIutt-
Tying discovery, we fancy he tapped HI wthe1
and crowed Tor Joy. ar " to aall iie tis,th-
fulness. and Aphrenologt NlDexa, inedl ON cla-
MUM relnarkel that befoss - M -
markable indication of hons s. that - haa sycr
yet scen. We sup ols sccnlsa II haan'x 6ehsld
thy visaga q. mn, 81 Tho and tho hull
1tog. Tho former aIticlc III referred q - ~
1,n1sk f1,,ra Mo tho -