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Tur Philadelphia Times announces that
the preparation oi Judge Blacks biogra-
ply, essays, speeches and state papers
will be assumed by Lieut.-Gov. Black and
the work prosecuted 10 early completion,
One or more volumes OF his public ad-
dresses, state papers and other important
productions will be published with as lit
tie delay as may be consistent with their
careful editing, with a PREDATORY sketch OF
his life. 10 this the Tones adds, what
all will indonse who know him, that
Lieut.-Gov. Black SIS the only man among
the living who is entirely qualified for the
task, and his avowed purpose to perform
it will halt the swarms of obtrusive pre-
tenders who would sacrifice Judge Black Is
fame and deform the record Of his great
life to gain petty distinction or profit as
authors. GOV. Black has long been the
close companion and confidant Of his
father; thoroughly understood his sym.
pathies and purposes, justly appreciated
his private virtues, his broad manhood
and his exalted patriotism, and his ex.
cellence rs writer completes the circle o
qualifications TO become the biographel
and editor Of the productions OF Jere miah
:. Black"
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American Mis.ionary BOARD.

DETROIT, October 3.-The second day.
session of the American Board opened
this morning with paper by DR.. f. X
Alden, home secretary, ON "Our Annua
Financial Problem" This was followed
by report of great length from
the special committee appointed last yea
upon certain troubles connected with tn,
management of the Protestant mission
churches in Turkey. Two meetings were
held this evening, and devoted to addresses
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ON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ]. 1883, IN
Y front Of my office. y Madison street, Mep
an undivided one half interest in. the following
described tract Of land: Besinni6s at maple
west 81 chains to stake with hickory and postosk
pointers marked ]. W; thence south 2S chains
25 links to q whsfeoak marked J. p, with redoak
pointerss thence east 56 chains Is links to stake
In the creek, with black and sweetgum pointers;
thence north 81 chains l6 links to post0ak
marked n. s.: thence west chains 90 links 70 a
redoak; thence south "a chains 50 links to the be-
ginning, all in Shelby county, Tenn, and same
land conveyed TO me by L, d. McKiriek by deed
recorded in book lie, page 42s, to which reference
Is made, under which deed sell Equity Of re-
/. B. MCFARLAND. Trustee.
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Rumored Re,Iena,ion or Fer,

PARIS, October3.-It is stated that Ferry
yesterday resigned as Prime Minister.
Grevy, however, refused to accept his re-
signation. There is the greatest confusion
among the ministers and their supporters.
The Pair declares that the ministry alone
is responsible for the failure of the visit
of Alfonso.
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evidently an Esq quimaux Exaggeration

LONDON, October S.-Prof. Nordenskjold,
referring to the statement of Hans Hen
dris, the Esquimaux, that Lieut.. Greely,
commander of the American Arctic ex-
pedition, had been murdered by his
mutiniOus crew, telegraphs that Hendrix
was told that "a brave commander had
been murdered" which Prof. Nordenskj-
old says is evidently an Esquimaux exag-
geration, resembling the slander circulated
as TO the cause of Capt. Halls death in
ISL
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LETTERS FRoh THE PEOPLE
Pastor Tsiey's Little Book.

To the Editors of ne Appeal;
We see fror our former matron's card
in vour name, concerning the services of
fine Rev NJ. Talley in collecting for the
asvlnrs, aad We cannot deny her state
men+ for we have not seen his book nor
tbc articles she gives him credit for. He
s,-ades our point, or does not understand
1t. An we desire is his book, showing his
collections for the last three months. For
,he benefit OF the public we ask him to
turn over the little thin book
n MCCAIN presilant Roard niraetars
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Grew Has Confidence I'm the Cabinet

PARIS, October 3.-Ministers declare that
Gen. Thebaudin will not resign. The
Steele says President Grevy has the same
confidence in the Cabinet as when it ac-
cepted the office. The Journal says the
health of Challemel Lacour, Foreign Min
lister, requires great care, and he will re-
tire from public affairs before opening,
but will be at his post when the Chambers
meet
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Mrs. Ann Lacopr,, OF New OrleSns, Is,
years ne has been attenied by 9sr Icsding piysi-
ciauf, but all to no purpose. THIS morning he
hail his usual spell Of coushingS and was so
grcatIv pro-irated in eonseasence thst death
seemed Imminent, We bsi - the tonse hettle
purchased by my husband, who noticed your
advertisement yestetdsy.. We administered it
according TO ,lireetions and he was instantly re
heved.
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Do not go to the country without a b OF
tie of Angostura Bitters TO flavor You,
soda and lemonade, and keep your diges
tive organs in order. Be sure it is the
genuine Angostura of worldwide fame
and manufactured only by
DIR. j. G. b. sIEGERT A SONS.
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The French i'm Madagascar.

LONDON, October 3.-Advices from Mad
agascar state that Makobo, commander of
the Hovas, has offered rewards for the
slaughter of the captain of any French
man-of-war which shall wreck or burn
any vessel. The same advices report that
the French garrisons at Tamativc and
Majunga are virtually blockaded.
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THE necessity for ami value OF technical
education is taking strong hold upon the
mind of the country, North rs well as
South, for white boys as well as colored.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, discussing the
subject in an Intelligent way from Il very
liberal basis, says: I'VE want more com
mon sense and less idcality, more hard
headed practice and less theory, more
workers and fewer puddlers. Success in
the workshop is infinitely preferable to
and more honorable than failure in pro-
fession, and the mere matter of name has
come Ia make hut little difference with
the estimate of mems worth nowadays.
Technical education is what is wanted in
our manufactures, and in them is our
life"
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An interview with Mai. L. c. Gordon
viii be found in another column and will
well repay careful reading. The major
has taken upthe work where his brother,
the general, left off and is carrying it for
ward with unwonted energy.
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PARIS, October 3.-The NationaLe declares
that if, to maintain Grevy as President Of
the republic, it is also necessary to keep his
son-in-law, Wilson, in the Palace Elysee,
it would, without chagrin, see Henri Bus
son, president of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, become President of France
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
Funds for O'DouneU.

LONDON, October 3.-O'Donnell SLAYER
OF Carey, has directed the disbursement
Of $500 received from the committee ap-
pointed in New York to raise finds for his
defense.
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BosroS, October S.-Bufalos, 10; Bos-
tons, /.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-Athletics,
| Is; Philadelphias ..
WILMINGTON, DEI., October Sleeve
| lands, 8; Quieksteps, 5.
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PRESIDENT GREVY
And His Cabinet Catching 1t ON All
Sides for the Insult to the King
Of Spain.
An Irish Bishop Says that Millions Have
Been Lost to the Catholic Faith
In America.

PARIS, October 3-It is rumored that
the German government has addressed an
energetic note to France concerning the
treatment in Paris of Alfonso.
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." tsoulc'at be ,r,tlio,d DR.. Be,lsoi,'s' CeLerV
and caduo,aiie pills il hey cost 81 phi.
They cured me Of neuralgia, Of nine years
sanding" Joseph Snyder, Paxions. Pa.
Fifty cents per box. at drnpo;sts
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J. g. SCHMIDT.
E|1}!lAt3339|333' E|1}!lt39|I333'

\" take place in the Masonic Hall, Mason
liz ic Temple Building in Louisville, KY,
Thursday. October %. ISS3.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings,
chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky and
twice declared legal by the highest Court in the
State. Bond given to Henry county in the sum of
sl00,O00 for the promptpayment of all prizes sold.
Revolution in single Number
Drawings.
ps- Every ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number his ticket and see the
corresponding number on the tag placed in the
wheel in his presence. These Drawings will oc-
cur on the last Thursday Of every month. Read
the magnificent
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on Cry, October Soil weaker and
declining; price opened at III; highest,
ll4a; lowest, ll3s; closed, l13s. Sales,
1881 200 barrels. Clearances yesterday,
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Freehold, y. J., October 3.-The case
of the Monmouth Park Association will
be taken up by the grand jury Friday in
the effort to indict ii as a disorderly place
because OF pool-selling and illegal liquor
callipg
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luorsrord's Acid Phosphate.

tWAhh OF IMiIAIIVNS.
limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. BE sure that the word "HoFs-
ford's" is on the wrapper. None genuine
Nithouf il
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81 had epileptic fits for l6 years. writes
John kiethly, of Principle, Md. ''Samari-
tan Nervine cured me- 81 80 at Drug
oiStS
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WHE;' Howard wrote 81 find a pity hangs
upon his breast the fellow had evidently
q cold, and had not yet yet been informed
that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was the only
safe remedy.
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whole Tickets, g. Half Tickets, 81
p Tickets, so. IS Tickets, 500.
sF Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send by Express. DoS'T SEND By REGIsrRHKD
LErTER OR PosToFFioE ORDER, until further no.
tice. Orders of S and upward, by Express, can
be sent at our expense. Address all orders 70
J. J. DOUGLAS, Louisville, KY,
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Dln6rHR'
L. Remaxed hx ,haI-.,

Is Removed by the Use of Cocoaine.
And it stimulates andpromotes the growth
of the hair.
BuRNErT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the
best
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1910.

A DISPATCH from Rome says the Pope il
Seriously ndisposed.
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AmeriSAn Church worker. Among ,hs

PHILADELPnIA, October si-The' second
biennial conference OF the American
Church Workers Among the Deaf will be
opened here October 18th, and viii be
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MANHOOD RESTORED,


victim of early imprudence causing rvous de bill
ity premature decay etc. having tried in every
known remedy las discovered . simple means OF self
cure. which he will send FREE to his feliow-sunerers
Address. D. n. REEVES. . Chatham ST., New York
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15
KNIGHTS PROM pLAcERvrLLE.

Ell Dorado Coumandery. No. 4, Knights
Templars, will leave this place Friday, the
18th, meeting special train at Single
Springs at A n. to arrive in Sacramento
and join Sacramento Commandery, and pro-
cesd to San Francisco by special train. The
following Sir Knights Of Ell Dorado Com
mandery will arrive in Sacramento on that
day: John D. Skinner, E. Commander a
T. Culbartson, Geueralissimo; J. J. Craw.
ford, Captain General, and lady; @. G.
Pierce. Prelate @. 81. Weatherwax, S. W.,
and lady; Z. G. VOORHEES,, J. w, and lady I;
w. NJ. Yesrlon. Warder; NJ. Varroza.
Treasurer. end lady; Z. f. Baras,
Recorder end Past Grand Commander I;
George II. Gilbert, Past Commander; G.
Z. Irwin, Past Commander, AID lady; John
Thomas Fraser, G. G. Cello and lady, John
Blair and lady, J. I. Farley and lady, Geo.
G. Blanchard and lady, Eide Ellen and
daughter, L. MeLane and lady, George W.
Mckee and lady, Seth Loveless and lady,
ii. Pedrini and lady, j. Raleri and lady, A.
K. Dadley, S. J. Alden and lady, A. J.
Blakeley and lady, D. 7. Davies and lady,
R. Robinson and LADY, S. D. R. Stewart and
lady, c. o. Clute and lady, J. w. Surface
aud lady, D. r. Miller and LADY,. John
Schneider and lady, G. Pedrini and lady, N.
Avinseno and lady. J. 4. Hume, 81. f.
Page and lady will meet them in San Fran
cisco. II. NJ Culbertsen, Chippeway Com
mandery Conolave, No. s. Wisconsin T. l..
Gaasby, same; j. G.. Whitaker and lady,
Reed county, Dayton, Ohio, and j. Borland
and lady, Nevada Commandery. A fine new
banner was consecrsted here last Sunday,
Rev. C. @. Pierce officiating. Sir Knight C.
f. Irwin delivered the address. There were
about 600 peraons present. w. 81. @.
PIacsrYille, August Is, 1883.
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GRAVE DESIGNATION The Woodland
Democrat of August 18th says:
An instance has come under our notice
which we think shows more downright
meanness in the grave Decorating line
than anything yet heard of. A citizen
of Woodland, who owns lot in the ceme-
terry and tries to keep it looking neat and
respectable, planted thereon four evergreen
cypress trees. He bestowed considerable
care on them and would visit his lot weekly
TO water and cultivate the various shrubs
there set out. Some time ago he noticed
that one of his cypress trees had the top
broken off, and Immediately came to the
conclusion that some one had hitched a
horse at the corner OF his lot and that the
animal had nibbled off the top of his young
tree. The next week another tree had
been broken off, and soon another was
without top. Thinking that horses
would not be hitched to every corner Of
his lot, he began to look around for tracks,
half suspecting that stray horses or cattle
had entered the burial grounds and were
playing havoc with the vegetation. While
engaged in this occupation he noticed a
grave, not far from his own lot, which pre-
scented handsome appearance, being COW
cred with spriga of evergreens which were
stuck into the dirt, and at first glance
looked as though they might be growing
there. His suspicious were aroused, and
taking hold of one of the largest of these
twigs he pulled it up, and found it had
been imbedded in the earth but an inch
or two. What was most singular, the
twig thus pulled up exactly fitted the top
of one of the gentleman's broken trees,
and the mystery was explained The gen.
tleman was astonished. He went back to
the lot where he had found his property,
and read the names on the headstones. He
was certain that the dead, could they
speak, would not thank their relatives fer
decorating their graves with stolen ever
green's. Such actions are not performed
through any love for the dead, but to make
a show to the living.
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no MY OLD PATRONS.

z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
you are 50 unfortunate as 70 require them
With mind matETed and enriched by studies OF 81
advanced ORDER safely say that there IS hardy
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can
not treat 10 q successi1 u issue.
LADIES-T am always ready to assist VOC. rs
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. em now able to treat you With the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar 70 your deli
cats organism Is beyond my sure control.
lily Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO any
offered heretofore and will be warranted 70 have tn;
desired effect in all casee
Those Of the public who need my services can de-
pend upon gentiemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment Of reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In
tured by youthful indlscrstions, snd those who
hsve contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult re
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease o.
trouble and receive medicine BY express, with ful
Instructions All letters must he directed 70 J. Z
JosSELYN, N. D., s9e Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all CAGES, or no pay requireG
Consult tons personally or BY letter, gratis. seno
for book Comfortable apartments tor patients Al
my Inhrma-y when desiredl With experience
nurses.
Consultation ParloIs 92e Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Cnristisn Association Building.
Office hours-From A. II. TO P. NJ.
Sag Diploma hangs IN my OGiee.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology aud Marriage
For sale by ali newsdeaiers.
iee3istf =. u. JOssRLFN. N. v.
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gREIcHr pRoM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento: Vein
stock & Lnbi1, l case dry goods cases hats; 4.
NJ. Lash, l box household goods; A. Dennery
& Co, bundles candle wickng, case metal
lamps; H. Eekhardt, 2 cases cartridges A. A. Van
Voorhies & Co, box envelopes J. G. Davis, l box
walnut furniture; Gus Layenson, boxes shoes
Harrington, Hopkins Co., car steel, cases fur
nittire Lindley & Co., 10 ierces hams Adams,
Mcneil Co. Is tierces hams; Hall. Luhrs & Co.,
.. boxes powder; Continental Tank Lime Company,
Q cases hardware Booth & Co, IL tierces hams j.
R. Watson, Is casks ngot copper.
For Marysville- Huntington, Hopkins Co., 437
plates sheet iron; T. J. Kngsbury & Son, bundles
carriage wheels; John Darner, box furniture.
Fer Dgyisville-E. W. Brown, boxes hardware,
boxes lanterns, dozen handles, barrel lantern
For St. Helena j. T. Harris, boxes carriage
hardware
For Chico-w. T. soper, l iron safe; John E.
Whistler, iron safe.
for Red Bluff n. Manasse, . eases hardware.
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The RECORD. UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com,
ing to Sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy. Ask for it on the train.
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RE.ACg DIAMOND g0aE.
AND SCREENINGS.

FEyHE ABOVE WILL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLO COAL, tho most ecanomica!
that can be ussj far steam, IS fox sac n 10 TO suit.
at Black Dian1onI Landing, Centrs Cus-a coonts,
sn3 st the ofiee q tbs Company, southeast conner
OF Eciso1a and Epear gtroets. san Frsnolsso.
P. 3 CORNWALL
jy7-H President B. d. c. n. Co.
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Sacramento, August 14-By Rev. Charles Taubner,
at the residence Of the officiating PASTOR John II.
Knief to Anne f Steiner, both OF this city.
Yreka, August O. Harry H. WEIGH to Clara Har-
mony.
Round Valley, Inyo county, august 3-Cornelius
Hoffman TO Maria Evans
WoodIand-A. E. Hddleson to A. NJ. Harvey.
vacaville, solsno county, August ST. H. Hyatt,
Jr. to Lelio Z. Weldon
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE very satis-
factory in prostration. DIR, p. p. Gilmsrtin,
Detroit, Mich, says: 81 have foGud it very
satisfactory in its effects, notably in the pros
tratinn att ndsnt nnon alca holism.n
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INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. The Marysyille
Appeal Of yesterday says The baseball match
between the Intrepids and the Eurekas,
which was TO have taken place on Sunday, is
indefinitely postponed. The Bee does not see
what the Intrepids have to be "aggrieved"
about, but has evidently been misinformed as
to the facts in the case. The facts are these
The Eorekas proposed that match be played
at Sacramento between the two mines, and
sfter some correspondence had taken place ia
respect TO terms, etc, MIR. Cullen, Represent
ing the Intrepids, received the following let
ter {: Sc Sacramento, August 10th. We viii
give you $40 and hslf the net gain. This is
the best we can possibly do, ss we only drew
So with the Woonsockets last Sunday. We
hope you will accept these terms, as we lost
500 to accommodate you in the game st
MarysVille. Please snswer with sll possible
haste and you will obligs your friend, J. IL.
Sullivan" On the morning Il Saturday, The
| I1th inst, Mr.. Cullen answered the above by
. telegram to this effect 'f Your terms ac-
copied. Iutrepids will so down tomorrow
morning." Ga Saturday afternoon tels-
gram came from MIR. Mullissn, directing the
Iutrspids not to come down" and to stop
ell advertising OF the match. No explsns-
ton has yet bean given Of this abrupt break
ing Of an enlightenment by the Eurekes. The
AEaLEDtuE
the Eurekas hacked GU" Of the match
through fear of being again badly beaten.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH PET1T1oN-The pati-
ton to Congress to establish postal tele-
graph system, which ID now receiving sigma.
lures in Sacramento. Gets forth that the 6nan-
oial benefits resulting from the science and
art of telegrsphy should not be wholly sppro-
pris.ed by capitalists, but should be retained
by the psople st lsrgs that leaving che bust
ness Of telegraphy ia the hands Of . corpora
ton necessarily creates monopoly, and ens-
b!es 8 few men welding large capital, by
making exorhitant charges. TO Cypress those
who are compelled TO use lis lines to convey
messages, and at the same time to redues the
salsries OF Its operatives so starvation figures;
that telegraphy naturally belongs to, and
should be under the control Of the National
Postal Department, and that the Govern
Isent OF the United Ssstes should at once
move in this matter aud procsed to establish
systsm looking 10 the contamination Of such
result. and as speedily IS possible should
commence the construction Of telegraph lines
extending its wires as rapidly as possible to sll
the Pcstoffiess in the United States; the Pc
titioDers, therefore, pray that Congress will
take immediate action in the premises, and
establish lines of telegraph which shall bs
extended as rapidly as possible to every POST
Office in the country, Masking the rates for
sending messages uniform, and at price
which shall merely cover the expense thereof
to tbs Department.
RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE-ElseWhere
this morning is given list Of lands in the
Sacramento Lsnd District belonging TO The
Central Pacific Railroad Company, and for
sale. The title is United Statss patent.
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AMONG the many bargains received to-day
we offer you ladies' kid side-butson shoes for
81 so; ladies' kid regular button, 81 70;
lsdies' fine French kid button shoes. Lady
Washington cut, So. These shoes aTe great
bargain, and not more than one-hslf the reg
Mar mica Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15

WHAT you can get at tbs Red House for
81 50 Is Misses curacao kid shoes, worked
hustea. belee, sizes II to 2. Red House.
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Sacramento Planning bill.

nooRs, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
J Blinds, holdings, Finish Brackets- Scroll
Saving, Turning also, Stair Work. Black Walnut,
Spanish Cedar and Redwood Novels, Balusters and
Rail Cor Fiont and @ Sta, Sacramento. fe22.spim
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THE U. s. Analytical Chemist &C Wash.
ingtoa pronounced the Eclipse Champagne
one Of the purest wines 10 the market.
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MARRIED.

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chssley, agent.
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Maximum temperature, SIS; mirimum, 55.5'.
River, - feet-a fall Of one inch in "a hours.
JAslES a. BARWtCK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, L. s. A.