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SHERIFPS SALE,


Z NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
u Issued out of the Superior Court, held in and
for the county OF Sacramento State of California on
the 22d day OF November, 1sS2, upon a Judgment
recovered therein the 22d day OF November
1882, in favor of WILLIAM E. DIXON and against
FRED SUGDEN, ISAAC LEA and JOSEPH
SCHoLEFlELD for the sum OF s., lis, with interest
on said sum from the 22i day OF November 1882
at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum together
with So IS cos taxed and 5-l0O clerks sccru
ing costs besides costs to accrue therefore did on
the 18th day Of November, 1852, levy upon all the
right. title and interest of the defendant FRED
SUGDEN, Of, in and to the following des rbed real
estate, situate, king and being in the county Of
Sacramento, State of California to wit: One Islf
Acre of Land in Section 2, IN Township North
Range East, Mount Diablo Base ana Meridian
bounded as follows: Beg inning at northeast corner
OF depot lands OF Western Division of c. F. r. r.
ct tiorin, in west half of northeast quarter OF
Section 2, Township Z North, Range East: thence
east 96 feet thence SOUTH at right angles les feet
thence at right angles west to the line Of the lands
OF the east line of said P. r. r. depot lands !:
thence westerly, along line of railroad lands to
beginning, containing about half acre. and living
east and adjoining TO the depot lands 81 sad rail-
road at Florin-being said land conveyed to FRED
SUGDES by c. F. JOHNSON, by deed dated Oct Der
1879 and Recorded In Book 81 page 4s3 Of Records
Of Sacramento county.
Notice is hereby given that will on TUESDAY.
the 18th cay of JANUARY, 1888 in front of the
Court house, at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. NJ sell at
public auction, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, all the right, tic and interest Of the said
defendant, FRED. SUGDEN, Of, in and to said fore.
going described real estate, to satisfy said debt and
COSTS A. HEILBRON. sheriff.
FREEMAN " EATES. C1t1aw5wTh
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A FAIR ON WHEELS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has recently adopted very novel method
OF advertising to the people OF the older set
tied regions of the country the material re.
sources of territories through which its line,
run, and which are awaiting settlement.
The company fitted up car adapted tc
the exhibition of agricultural and mineral
products. II then collected specimens Of
coal from Dakota, silver and lead ore from
Montana, varieties of wood from the forests
of Minnesota, with specimens of agri.
cultural products in the way of wheat,
oats, corn, natural and cultivated grasses
all along the line. These were arranged in
an attractive display in the car, and the
fair on wheels sent TO all the principal
towns of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. It is
said that over 200, 600 visitors were thus
made acquainted with the resources of the
country represented by the exhibition.
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The PREVALENT FEvERs.

There is in this State some alarm on &C.
count OF the prevalent fevers-especially
those of typho-malarisl form. Physicians
who have given the matter much study
say that these feyers are not confined to
any particular locality that they are en-.
dcmic IN character, as type of American
disease, and that they are more prevalent in
New York, New Hampshire, and especially
IN Connecticut, than in any other States,
though appearing in nearly all. That they
are not always due to local causes is found
in the fact that they break out and rage
this year in remote localities, which have
been heretofore each considered the very
paradise OF health, and the situation of which
should assure them against violent dis.
eases. A gentleman who arrived here yes.
terday from the cold mountain regions o!
northern Idaho and Washington Territories
speaks OF typhoid fever being found this
season on the mountain tops there, and at
one settlement he was told that no less
than fourteen cases were then in the hands
OF the local physician-and this, in q place
where no possible sewer gases, or drain
vapors, or exhalations from decayins mat.
ter could be ascribed as causes, and where
all the conditions were such as surround
the highest state Of health,
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PENDLEroN AND CIVIL SERVICE RE-
FORM

Senator Pendletop, of Ohio, has had the
floor OF the Senate in advocacy of hia Civil
Service Reform bill, and it must be ad.
mitted that he has made most effective
showing in favor of the proposed measure.
a leading feature of the bill provides for
competitive examination of applicants for
positions in the Departments at Washing.
ton and in the Custom house service Of the
country. The number of officials in the
Civil Service affected by its provisions will
exceed ten thousand, and the faithful ap.
p!ication of its principles cannot fail to
give the country more competent and
faithful corps of pubic servants. Senator
Pendleton was unsparing in showing
clearly the vices OF the existing system,
and even if his bill fails the principles of
Civil Service Reform will have received a
new impetus in public favor by the search
ing discussion to which they are being SUBJ
ject in the Senate. 1t should not escape the
attention of the Republican leaders in the
Senate that the bill now before that body is
distinctively Democratic measure, and
that refusal to support it on their
part will estrange from their party that
large and increasing class Of intelligent
people who, unambitious as to official posi-
ton for themselves, and fully conscious of
the corrapsing influences of the spoils sys-
TEN, have determined that that system
shall be extirpated at any cost of effort
and at all sacrifice OF party affiliations. We
Go not doubt but that Senator Pendleton
sees party advantage in the measures
proposed by his bill. In fact, he clearly
admitted as much in his speech. He warned
his Democratic colleagues that the success
OF their party in the national campaign of
1884 rested upon two things, to wit, full
response 70 the demands of the people in
curbirg and circumscribing the power Of
machine rule; and second, the disarmiug
Of the great army Of officials, which, like a
well.disciplined hostile force, goes forth to
control campaigns and carry elections. But
Senator Pendleten's motives are no part of
the real considerations underlying this
great measure. The best of causes are
often wen through the worst of motives en-
the part OF those who have sought to pro.
mote them. After all, any good must fiud
its vindication on other ground than the
motives of those who labor fer its es.ab.
lishmenk,
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rgIs MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1873 for As Of 1907; l1Ss for As; lC3 for 3ss
sterling, e. s1494 s54 silver bars, 1881.
Silver in London, So. consols, 100 Il-l6d; per
cent. United States bonds, extended lo53 4s, ls4
As, 1les.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted a.
s7@ss cents
Mining stocks were not so firm in San Francisco
yesterday morning. Prices showed decline of from
Sc. to Soc per share since Tuesday The Bullion
boom has collapsed. There were no sales of Julia.
Imperial Kentuck, overman, Caledonia, Justice or
Benton. Silver King sold Tuesday evening at
so so, decline of 81 on the previous sale.
Fire in Oakland also ia Princeton, Colusa county
The odd Fellows building, on Montgomery street
San Francisco, was sold by auction yesterday for
$4,000.
Michael Terry was killed near sonoma Tuesday,
by being thrown from a wagon
There is scarcity of white labor on the railway
works in British Columbia
In the Ssurla murder trial at Chicago the argu
ments closed yesterday, and the case will 90 to the
jury to-day.
The cornerstone of the new Board Of Trade build
ing was laid in Chicago yesterday
woman in Chicago gained a verdict of $3.50
against saloon. keeper for selling her husband
liquor.
case Of body snstching is reported from Rich
mond, Va.
quarterly dividend of II per cent has beer
declared ty the Western Union Telegraph Company
The President has nominated Charles II. Cham
berlan to be Receiver of Public Money at San Fran
cisco.
Owing 10 his advanced age, the Bishop of West
minister has declined the Archbishopric of Canter
bury.
Lord Derby has accepted the secre:aryship fc,
India
Patrick Higgins has been found guilty in Dublin
of participation in the murder of the Huddys, ard
sentenced to be hanged.
Cetewayo will return to Zululand next month and
be installed King.
Suicides are alarihingly frequent in the Prussiar
army, and deaths by dueling have also been numer
Gus of late
The Sultan q Turkey has had built for himself a
bullet and grenaie-proof carriage
frightful story Of murder and revenge come.
from Little Rock, Ark
t. A. TArbox dropped dc,d in Beuieia yesterday
A collision of trains occurred near Elliott City
Nd. yesterday, wreck ng several cars but kill
no ore.
The heaviest gale fer many years prevailed at st
Johns, N. F., Tuesday night followed by an unpre
cedented high tide.
Near stockbridge, Ca, Tuesday night, Thoma:
Knight and two children were b rned to death.
IN boiler explosion at Usage Mountain, Ks, yes
terdsy, two men were killed and three others in
iured.
For the past week the thermometer has ranged
from to 29.5 degrees below in Manitoba.
The California State Dirymens Association ad
journed in San Francisco yesterday subject to the
call OF its President.
G1veEnoreleet stonenan leayes Los Angeles to-
day for Sacramento.
1t was reported in New York last night that the
ra lroad war is at an end
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Sierra valley last year produced 81 $50
pounds of butter.
There is said to be more than ], 200 hives
of bees in Clackamas county, Or.
Female help is very scarce in Astoria,
Or, and the Historian complains thereat.
The San Gabriel Wine Company made
this year from 49, to l75, GOO gallons
of wine.
Nelson Dunn, a builder and contractor,
LETT Placerville a few days ago with another
mans wife, abandoning his own.
A wagon load of jack rabbits was taken
IRON Sierra Valley to Virginia City last
week, and found ready sale at 81 each.
Hay is worth % cents pound on the o.
and Z. extension in Oregon, and the rail.
road company are contemplating an i'm
portation from San Francisco.
T, B. Nichols has bought the town site
OF Lewiston, Douglas county, Or, and all
the appurtenances and hereditaments there.
INTO belonging or appertaining, paying
$500 therefor.
Stage horses between Riddle, Douglas
county, Oregon, and Yreka, are troubled
with pink.eye. When they are taken with
1t their joints become Suffered, and they
are not fit for service.
The wine yield of Napa county for this
year has been ascertained TO be 2 G44, 600
gallons. This is the product of sxty.one
cellars, and only once previous has this
amount been exceeded.
4 movement to consolidate the military
post of Ceur d'Alene and Camp Spokap.
at Spokan Falls, Washington Territory. is
on foot, and meets with favor from most OF
the military authorities.
A Reno preacher had one Of his horses
stolen, and he went to his study and PRAYED
that quickened conscience might induce
the thief to return it. That night the fell.
low returned and stole the other.
A Carson woman made two patch work
quilts, knit three hoods and embroidered a
los of baby clothes for her neighbors, all in
one month, and during that time her bus.
band had to sit half naked behind the
screen of tailor shop one day, while a
button was being sewed on his pants.
The Reno New Gazette says that i'm.
mense quantities of trout are being ruth.
lessly destroyed at Mud and Pyramid
lakes by Indians, Italians and Chinese, tbs
latter controlling the indians go chat no
fish can be sold unless certain price is ob.
tanned, no matter how much FISH may be
on hand.
There is living in miserable old cabin
at the lower end of Peoria Flat, Butte
county, very old Chinawoman who has
been deserted by her countrymen and a
man who formerly supported her. The
neighbors say that she lives on grass and a
root called China potato, which she often
eats in an unlocked state.
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CHRISTMAS STORY.

In the Christmas number OF the RECORD UNION
will appear Christmas story, written for this jour
nal by one Of the most talented and popular OF Eu-
ropean noveIists. 1t will be complete in that num-
Der. and will probably occupy between fourteen and
fifteen columns 1t will be found to be deeply in
teresting romance, strong in character sketches,
powerful in its descriptive phases and to have plct
most natural and of thrilling interest. 1t will
all respects be the leading and most attractive
Christmas story published in any news Journal Of
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IT is reported that sl5,o0o.o00 were lost in the
oil regions in Pennsylvania during the recent petro.
leum Tanic, in two days. "Seyen millions and a
half day is pretty good sum either TO make or
lose, and would very materially sfeet the fortunes
of nearly any Of us modesty says the Dallas
Herald. Well, yes, it would make a slight hole in
the purse of most Of us, especially OF newspaper
men
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-14

For upwards of twenty-five years, DIR.
LIGHTHILL'S professional attention has
been exclusively devoted to the relief and
cure of these important ailments, and it ia
with pardonsols pride that he refers to the
success which ne has achieved in this
special department of medical science. His
apparatus and appliances for the examination
aud treatment of the hidden cavities of the
head, throat and air passages are original,
and confessediy the most perfect of anything
of the kind yet devised, enabling him not
only to readily discover the exact nature of
the complaint, but also to direct his applica.
tons to the diseased parts 20 effactually that
relief is experienced st once, and permanent
cures are often Effected in the most stubborn
and aggravated cases. And it is one of the
happy features of his practice that the appli-
cations cause neither pain nor distress, and
can therefore be readily administered to the
most timid or nervous person.
A candid opinion will invariably be given
as to the probabilities of cure, and no case
will be accepted for treatment which does not
offer reasonable chance of success.
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The Pdelfc says With great gravity: 'After
January purse not emptied gives greater joy than
trunk fdll OF knick-knaeSs. A little by, lay is
good, but much OF it costs more than it comes to.
First Of all, coolly decide what you will not buy,
then Let farcy go for the rest. The latter par;
this holiday advice is somewhat obscure, but to de-
eide what not to buy is Just the most difficult thing
for paterfamss TO do AZ this ceason
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II has been suggested, and the suggestion CONES
with much force, that pavilion is needed for
the uses Of the State Agricultural Society," it would be
fitting in an eminent degree for the Pioneer Asso
cations the State, and Sacramento to unite in the
work and make the new pavilion Suffer memorial
hall-s monument to the old pioneer, which should
annually embrace exhibits of the products anu in.
dustries OF STATE, whose foundations he helped to
Law
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THE Chicago Ra'ltoay Age reports that l,t6s
miles CT road we're completed in October, making
9,l4S miles in ten months in lSs2 against hess than
GOO miles for the same period in 1881 CT the tcts
noted above for October. nearly 7ao miles VIZ
finished west Of the Mississippi; river.
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REcEfT inquiries critically made show that 1882
has been good trade year for the business men of
Sacramento-in fact, they have done much better
than have their neighbors- In San Francisco. No
fember business showed positive dec inc as COM
Paied with the like month in 1881. says the Jour al
Of Commerce. 1t was just the reverse in sacra.
meuto
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Thrown from n Wagon and Killed
Granger Robbed by beaf Mufe-Livery
Stable Enthusiastically ef Waite Labor
In British Column bfa-The Election I'm
Placer Ceunty-RObbery OF Mining
Cialm-sadden Death in Benicia-Etc.
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THE LakepoFt Bee Democrat quotes ;he IEooRD
UNION on the short'gs in weights aud measures, and
declares that an effective law to prevent The evil is
an absolute necessity fer The protection CT all
classes.
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Teachers Institute.
On wednesday, pecember ea,,
Teachers Examination.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN County Board Of Education VIII hold an ex-
animation for granting Teachers Certificates on the
9th instant.
Applicants will report at the Office Of the County
Superintend snt, Room Court house
d12-td CnA% Z. BrSEnP, Supsrirtezlent
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Shipment OF sainaon-Scarcify Of White
Labor.
VICTORIA. December 18th. - TIE bark
Badhrydidan cleared to-day for London with
% COO cases Of salmon, valued at Sic, GOO.
There is n scarcity of white labor on the
railway works. Tie Chinese are found in
effective for heavy excavation and blasting.
A large Chinese emigration is ex pected in the
spring. The total arrivals at Victoria since
January lss were 22,0C0. OF these, Z, $50
%lr. Chinese. Eight thousand were en- route
20 Washington Territory,
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FicNEEs l..af sras.E.


EEAcKs ON CALL At ASY EoJR
e Gay CT EighL Coupes, plraetons Slszsss-a
HcckaTcys, Ba-oI,c5es, Baggies, With the 81 ~
best roadssers 70 be ioarc II zcy livery stsbIe or
he coast, fox a'rs. Rcrsss kest L! Hza-y ~ rea..
stle rsIes. Livery Stable Fourth s.Eeet, between
/ and J.
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"DosT DIE 10 the house" Rough on
Rate" Clears cut rGts, mice, f.es, reaches,
ted.hugs. 10 cents.
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At Nashville, Ell Dorado county, few
days ago, bridge gave way and injured
several workmen, two of them dan gerously.
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Forty years experience OF an old nurse
MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUPis tie pre-
scrption OF one OF the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States and has been used for
forty years with neyerfailing by millions of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from PAIN dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, twenty-five Cents
bottle. nlS-lyTuThS
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Holiday Presents. - Finest lire ever
brought to this coast OF Steel Engrayngs Oil Paint
ings, Gold Satin and Velvet Picture Frames Vases,
Ptture Books, Games, Photograph and Autograph
albums, Toilet Cases and Christmas Cards, the
finest in the city, at THEODORE W. SCHwAMB'S.
so4 street, the Royal st. John Sewing Machine
man. d11lm
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A Casd.-To all who are suffering from
the errors aud indlscretions 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. JOS EPH I. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. MS 4p1yTulhS
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ruu RECORD UNION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. LICHTHILL,
OF NEW YORK CITY,

Bses lsavs to inform the public that he has
arrived in Sacramento and opened an { flee in
the building over the CALIFORNIA STATE
BANK,
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Where he can be consulted on DEAFNESS,
CATARRH, and DISEASES OF EYE,
EAR, THROAT and LUNGS.
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AZ Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to II NJ, and
to P. Il. d12.2p1m#
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GENERAL NOTICES
For sozadont ali Iaaie. cry

And gentlemen, or high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy
Will give the mouth its freshest glow
Viii keep the teeth so sound and white,
And make the breath a sweet delight.
d12 3truThS
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NE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL TO THE
BRIGGS BROTHERS VINEYARD. Containing SO
Acres of the Choicest Fruit and Vineyard Land,
lying along Put2h Creek, SoanO county The
ground lays along the County Railroad, south Of
Winters one-half mile.
IMPROVEMENTS:
Forty-six Acres are in Raisir Grapes, three years
old this Fast FAIL aud are in good bearing; about 80
Acres OF Bartlett Pear Trees planted last Sprin1
and about Acres of Peach Trees are years old.
Advantages OF this Valley.
The Vacave Bet is az much semi.fropicol re
gion as Los Angeles. IL is earlier is proved by
marketing the first fruit every year, even ia Los
Angeles specially, oranges. It is noted for the
Nolfskin Orchard, on Puteh Creek which has sew
eral times sent the first oranges to San Francisco
OF course, the earlness Of the vacayiile fruit is
part OF its market value, ana most important
part. Evety year the first sent to the San Francisco
market realizes almost fabulous prices Now that
the Eastern shipments e-e successful the market
has no limit, and the Vacaville fruit promises to be-
come OF constantly increasing importance; while at
the game time the enormous consumption Of the
clnneries insure what was before lacs ing remr1.
neratVe market for later fruit No less remarkable
Is the Nacavilie fruit for quality than eariness
1ase, Ter example, peaches apricOts which are
grown successfully in the Sacramento Valley In
the Sacramento bottom lands the fruit is Frequently
lars err 6ns it has not the exquisite favor Of the
Nac1viie fruit, and IS more watery. Gamers psy A
cent and a cent and one-half per pound more for
facwile peaches, apricots, etc
shipments nom Saca in Is j 9,7S9 672 pounds OF
fruit and vegetables, Including 10000 pounds OF
dried fruits besides 10000 pounds ciied over not
Included in figures 0S
Shipments for 1882: O. 724, GEO pounds. and SEASON
no: yet closed.
George Brou2han's Cauning-bouse has canned
TINS season $4,000 cans, wo5 king with full CAPACITY
and lOo hands. This firm put up s go cans a dav OF
aprleots' pears, currants, piGms and small fruits
The property we offer is located In the choicest
part Of the Stite, ard the very cream for vinevarl
or crehard purposes. Climate is unusually mild and
even. weed and water abundant Soil particularly
soapsei Tor the production % grapes aprieots cher
ries peaches and other fruits and grgin Vines and
trees nos growing make it sef-zost2iniug TODAY
10 persons seeking sue investment or home
~ the country, with his owa vine and fig tree with
charming soedery, good soil, delightful climate and
SAFE business proposition this is favorable oppor.
'uhiSY 10 secure them on most liberal terIns
TERMS: one-hsif Cash; balance I'm tive
years az s per eeaf., including taxes,
Trains for Winters Goats Oakland Ferry) San
Francisco at A. ". and 4:3J p NJ Change cas- az