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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, November "a, 1882,
AND UETI FURTHER NOTCH,
T;iEIas AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

AND UE1I FURTHER NOTICE.,
TaEIas AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
Al RotLows:
EsSA 4. M.%Suudays excepted -Accommo.
o'sSV dation Train to Mary5ville, Red Bluff and
Redding.
0.NA A. M.@DalIy)-c. P. Enigrant Train to
0'sF~ Ogden, Council Bluff and East.
r sepg A. HI.-(Daiy)-C. P. Pacific Express, via
sfSV Benicia, Tor San Francisco Connects at
Suisun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco
attached.
aA,Fse A. Nor as coon thereafter SIS prlc.
AVs1U ticable-Sundays excepted steamer for
San Francisco, touching at 81 wy ports
on the Sacramento river.
90 e. E.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
Z A'S'V Train Tor woodland, williams, willows
and Tehama.
SfsGA A. M.-Daily)-san Francisco Passenger
4 As7xV Train. Connects ct Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and tLathrop with the S. ?.
Atlantic Express Tor MADEIRA, NeYhall
iSanta Barbaral, Los Angeles, YIIula,
Maricopa CPrescottl Tucson, Benson
(Guaymas, MexieO) Deming a., T. & S. f.
r. k.) ri Psso, and East, and LOzier
Toxss GOA miles from San Francisco.
Connects also 81 Niles for San jose.
se.9sA p. M.-(Dailyl-OTegon Express ics
N'vS Msry5ville, Chico, BED BluG and Redding
essn p. N.|(DaiIy)-Iocal Passenger Train
hSs1kV for Auburn and Colfax.
9ssA 2. M.-(Daily}-- San Francisco Passenger
0sSS Train, via BeniCla
k55 e. o1 mPa VIZ + = 7 z TO H 4ss
for Oening and Fl Paso.
HsHS P. Es.-(Sundays excepted -Pzsssngs-
V'AO Train for Woodland and Knights Land
lag.
Hsgs 2. M.-Dany}-C. P. Atlantic Express
ass for cclsax, Reno Carson and Ytrginial
Battle Mountain (Austinl, Falissie
CEureka) Ogden, Council Bluffs end East
a. n, TOwEE. ........... General Manager
Z. II. G0ODSAg .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja2-zpf
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pENSTnN9 FOR SOLDIERS WIDOWS,
ease, wound, injury or death entities increased
bounties; back pay discharges procured Deser-
ton removed. All dues paid New laws. Fees,
gio Send stamp for instructions E. E. GEL
SToN & CO., Pension Attorneys, Box T25. Washing
on, D. G. dzs-IuIfssm
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EXHAUSTED Vitality, Prernstr rs Decline and Loss
OF KIAER00Es. in oil as colspiic2fsOHss
and f-GHa whatever cause efeauCeds ~
enriches and puriles the Biaot @trengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion BeProductiye
Organs and Physical and tca-zl Faculties. Il
stops any unnatural debilis-tllg drain upon the
system, preventing involCut7r7 lsas facilitating
dreams, seminal losses wita ne urine, ETC., so
destructive to n,ind an6 l-ay 10 IS suIe
elirninator OF all KIDNEY AMI BLADDER COM.
PLANTS 1t contains no injurious Ingredients.
To those suffering fEEzt tGE evil eDee55
OF youthful GRdigcFess Os.a o. cxcesSess .
| speedy. thorough SRG permanent CDRE
| Us GUARANTEED. Price, & 80 pzr bottle,
| n five bottles in case witt fui directions and
advice SIC. Sent secure f-u11 observation 70 any
address upon recs!pt o. pr-1s. o. O. o. ,. To be
| Ill ,,,I-- -
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Z MS = re q {
-EEreuEth cain 6
lseaacJy ana Nerve
I0EEG is the legiti'
mate result Of over
twenty years OF prac.
tieai experience, and
CUELe WIT u UE-
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physica
Debility, 5smina. Weak
.ucsE, SDcrmatorrhGa.
Er alto rFh @ as
Emissions IuapOtency,
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TIE GRgAF gEgLlgB REMEDY

Is = rg17 AUing cure
for News S.ylIl sET.
haunted NIi1G.y, Sem.
tul e2kaess, sper-
mstorrhns, lest sfan.
F. ccd La pDtcuc J,
g-3y and all the ter.
Tlo.5e Ee1ts y seii-sbuse,
youthful io--ics and eI-
ce5ses in nlsturs years
ouch as Loss Of Memory.
Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 20
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Society, Dmness OF Vision, Noises in the Head tho
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and DEATH
DIR. BzRNTIE, who is q regular physician grad
uAte OF the University Of Pennsylvania, viii agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for 4 case Of
special advice and treatmentl viii not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found in 10. Dr.
MlNTfE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. GOnsuIfGs-3R free. Thor
ough examination ard advice, Including analysis OF
urine, So. Price of Vital Restorative, SO q
bottle, or four tunes the quantity, $40; sent to
any address upon receipt OF prics OF G. o. D., &C.
cured from observation and in private name u
desired, by a. Z. HIsFEE, z. a., 10. IH
EeArny street. san E---na.sea. Cal.
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Oh. SPINNEY q CO.,
OF No. II KEkREf ST. szf FRANCISCO.
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases
YoUAG lgKF

Treat ali Chronic and Special Diseases.
You've MET
"yHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
Wv effects Of youthful folie5 or ndiscretion
win do well 70 avail thernselvos this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of sjJforing humanity
DR. SPINNEY VIII guarantee 70 forfeit 600 for
every case Of Semigai Weakness Private Disease
Of any kind or character which 10 uudsrtakes and
falls 70 cure.
BzzGEEE-AGEE MzEs
There ere many at the age % tsliTtr 10 sixty who
arc troubled with too fre,slent syacuation Of tho
bladder, often accompanied oy sclYt srnarting
DiIIning sensation, aud weakening Of the system
In a manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining tho urinary deposits & ropy sediment
win often be found, ard sometimes email particles
of albu-nen viii appear, or Tho ool97 viii DO OF =
thin Bliikish hue, again charging 10 dark and
torpid appearance. There ere many men who die
OF this difficulty, ignorant Of tho Gauge, which Ia
the second stage OF seminal weakness. DR.. S. Will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and .
healthy restoration Of the gentle urinary organs.
Office hours-10 70 and TO &. Sunday, from 10
to II A. 4. Consultation free. Thorough exarnin.
alton snd advice, s5 Call OF a8dress
DE-. sPEHNEE & ERs
40. II Kearny stree. ASlcisco.
p S.--For p-ivate diseases Of A1fnR, q
full course Of medicine, sufficient ~ - sith
Ill Instructors win be sent to any address ior 3gos
au2S4p5tgwMTT1hF6
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SAMPLE B0TTl-E FREEI
VIII be sent to any appiglae ~ letter, stating
symptoms, sex and aye, sEEes secrecy in regard to
all business transactions
Dr.. HEESFEEs REDEEE &EEEEBY, M
PEE8&FECGsE. cures all kinds u Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gouorfas ~, ales., Leucorhoes
For sale by al Druggists; g bJtt5 six bottle
for 6.
EE2. sgENFEE'S E7AHDEEECE EFyEs are the
best aud cheapest EsEBFg --as 81 ana EsFEE9Ua
cure In the market. For ssi= E. Druggists.
KIRK, GEAa7e Z CO., S- mcrso Wholesale
sysnts. f1 1Lg113swIyWS
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CALIFORNIA.

lsrrolAI DISPATCH TO TIE RncoaD-unos.l
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10 THE UNF UNATES
DR.. GIBBONS IL5E HSABY,

Estabii5hod In 1854, foz
thc i-az.ment Of Scxua
ani Seminal diseases,
such as GonoIrhea, elect,
EtrietUe, Syphilis in all
Is icl seminal Weak.
nesz, Lmpotency, Skin
Disease, etc, perma.
uCiivolrelor no charget
5cGiRsI Weakness
Seminal Emissions, the
cor egucccs ofself.abuse
TIi1 solitary vice or do
PRAYED Iual indulgence
= b rsEf5 20 an almost
ig Ei.aunerring certainty
Lyuptous, unless
.lcaimeallrcs, viz: SalloW
ldcr o eyes, pain in the
IRE the rustiing OF
ots, un ainess about tho
lli4b confused vision,
ccnf scnco, diihdenco IN
dislike 90 form new &C.
% rlll.l society, loss Of
.2pll7 end rarious eruP-
red t1l istid breath,
Il swo2t3, nonomsnia and
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seminal Weakness.

Persons at q distencce mar bp cured 81 home by
addressing a letter &c DIR. glBDCN, stating case,
symptoms length Of time the dgsase has continued,
damage and curiosity, to any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions Ey inelosing ten
dollars in registered letter, trouah the Postofee
or through Wells, Fargo & Co, package Of medicine
will be forwarded % any part Of tae Union. Ples Sc
say you saw this advertisement 10 the Rgcof D.
UNION Address DE. J. r. GIRBON,
ia2i-4ptf&sw Box 1857, San Francisco.
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PATENTS
,RnCURED on NO PAY.

model and sketch. VIII examine aud report II
patentable. Many years practice. Pamphlet free.
n. w. FITZGERALD 3 CO., Patent Attorneys,
Washington, D, G, d2STuIhSSm
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RED HOUSE TRADE UNION.
nos 7QG TIA and ZIG ] street. Sacramento.
THE REASONS FOB III.

S=HsGODRE E@ =uDRoCE EEEOES.
o
D. DIERSSEN,
ard Retail Grocer, Ninthan L Streets
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SI,e99ran0nfl 6 Pla0eTVlII0 RGIiT0a!

a. n, TOwEE. General Manager
z. II. G0ODuAg- Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Il ,ent
ja2zptf
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BY Telegraph.



NEW YORK, December G.-NoOa-S;ocks easy.
Money. 2M2S per cent ENchange-bong, 4s2,
short. 4s4is Governments strong states duii
Ereniag. -Exchange. 1919. Money, 20 per cent
Treasury bliances-CUucncy, fll5.5Jb; com
S5.337. Governments strong, A. per cents, i ia :
per cents 123'.; per ents, 1OO75 bid. state
bonds quiet.
The market to-day was very Fregular, some
sha es being strong and Others weak. Speculation
opened irn. but before the FIRST call the pressure
against Wizards was renewed. Oregon rranscOn-
tinentI sold down | Northern Pacific, l pre-
ferred. Y: Oregon Navigation, ~ The general
list ut this time was strong for Trunk Lanes ana
lower tor Grangers. subsequently the whole mar
ket Improved under the leadership Of Reading,
which sold up 2h. In the last hour OF business
however. Granger, and Wizards weakened, ana "a
general decline took place, Northwest leading:
The market closed Irregular and weak. Compared
with last nights closing Reading, Central Pacific,
| Quincy. Lackawanna, Louisville and Nashville
lake shore New York Central. Erie, Omahas.
| Pacific Mail. Manitoba. Wabash preferred. and
Western Union are hMlh higher: while North
| west, St Paul. Rock Island, Delaware and ttud-
| son. Michigan Central Missouri Pacific Texas
| Pacific. Wabash, and WIZARDS are s@3 lower
Kansas and Texas. Canadian Pacific. Denver, and
| linton Pacific are Unchanged. sales, 362'OOO
shares. ,,
BALTMoRE, December 6.-Virginis 6's, con-
solida. ed. 40. second series, 49, new lO-4Us
"a: virginia now 81, 81. North Carolina 6's, oli
lOg Bid to-day.
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tbs JURY UNANIMOUS-A FURIOUS NEGRO
TIE TOBACCO TRADE-MATEIMONIAL
LICE MATTEES-CAPTURED.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispafch.l
DECEMBER 6, 1888.
In the published statement OF the grand
iurv about the riot the last expression,
"and this is the unanimous sense OF the
jury.'' l. made part OF the last sentence.
That should have been printed as one sem
tence, the jury meaning to say that they
were unanimous rs TO every point made IN
their report to Judge Blackwell.
The tIial of Policeman Ditrion Williams,
who shot the negro man Green Miller
night before last. has been postponed by
the Police Court 10 Monday morning next.
The circumstances. upon further inquiry,
are not found to differ materially from
those stated in some Of the kilograms sent
out Yesterday. Perhaps il ought to be
added that the man not only resisted PO-
liceman Kenncdy's attempt to arrest him.
but swore he would not be arrested, anC
when Policeman Williams got up to wher,
they were and found Miller with his hanC
ON Kennedy'S throat. and then threatened
10 shoot him II he did not relax his grasp
Miller held on and replied, with m oath
that Williams might shoot.
CAPTAIN r. &. Herndon, Of the Tobacco
Association, reports the sales OF leaf tobac
co for last month as amounting TO 2.24G,J6'
pounds. and the average per hundred q
SOS. The amount sold in November
1882. was GAG, 1928 pounds. and theaverag
sl1.O2. The proportion Of " brights " II
the new crop is much smaller than eve
before i'm this market.
Miss Mamie III. Talbot. daughter Q
Captain r. j. Talbot, and Mr.. Charles ii
Dorsey, Of Galveston. Texas, were married
here at the home OF the bride yesterda
evening, and leave tonight on the Southel1
train.
Captain Green Williams has been electe
chief Of police in place Of Captain }. W
Hall. resigned, and Mr. John ii. Cook pc
licpman in place Of Williams, promoted.
The grand jury Of the Hastings CouI
have indicted nearly every one OF the par
ties engaged in the recent robberies OF IN
stores. and the petit iuries have fixed pun
ishment upon them. ALPHA
IBy Associated Press.l
DANvuIE, VA, December 6.-The NJ
gro Green Miller. who was shot on the At
instant by Policeman Williams while r.
sisting arrest and fighting the police of
Ger. died this morning. Williams has bee
held for the grand jury. His bail has bee
fixed at $4,000.
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,8mhmpnd Ellspa!th
FRIDAY .........DE CEMBLR - $780,
PETERSBURG.


THE GovERSoR's MEssAGE-THE ELECTION
IN TIE TwENTY-SEvENTIf SENATORIAL DIS
yRICT-sAD CASE or LuNACY
FOR PARDON. &C.
iCorrcspoudencc Of the Richmond inspa'ch'J
DECEMBER 6, 1888.
The message OF the Governor Is very
favorably commented upon by his political
opponents In Petersburg.
The election yesterday In the Twenty
seventh senatorial district, composed OF
the counties Of Dinwiddie, Greensvile.
and Sussex. for a senator TO GIL the vacancy
causel by the resignation Of W. n. Ste
yens fcolored). resulted in the election Of
George p. Barham, the Coalition canGi-
date. MFR. Barham was formerly aresident
OF this city, and will he one OF the young
est members In the Senate. lie had prac-
tically no opposition. The Democrats had
no candidate in the field. though good
MANY OF them cast complimentary votes
for Mr.. Branch y. Epes. OF Dinwiddie.
Mr.. Fmcgan, the Independent Republican
candidate, only polled 4 fair vote. The
people generally, outside OF the Coalition
party. did not go 10 the polls.
A maeiStcrial commission this morning
discharged three white men from the city
jail who had been confined there for some
time for lnuacy. The commission adj
Judged one A. johnson lunaiic, and or
dered that he be sent 10 the asylum at VIII
hamsburg. This j. a somewhat peculiar
case and certainly very sad one. lhe
unfortunate man Is a foreigner. and his
mind seems 10 le perfect blank. No one
hos been found here who can interpret his
siens or his language. The only informa-
ton ever obtained from him was to the
effect that while crossing the ocean he was
taken IN. Alter that all was blank. He
has been in Jail about eleven months.
4 petition Will be forwarded 20 the Gov
cYernOr in a day or two asking the pardon
OF Henry Jones (colOrcd) who was some
months AGO convicted In the Hastings
Court OF this city Of bigamy and sentenced
to the pcnitentiary. 4 full explanation OF
the circumstances Of the case will accom-
pany the petition. The case is very pc
culiar one. Jones married his iir>t vile II
Dinwiddle. and some time afterwards sh'
became insane and was sent TO the asylum
at Richmond, where she remained two OF
three years. During her confinement th'
report reached Jones that she was dead
and buried. He says be took The
reuort Ia be true, though he die
not receive official confirmation o.
it. He subsequently came to re
tersburg and married wife No. ., and
few months ago was surprised one day t.
see wife No. standing at bis door askins
10 be taken in. She bad just been dis
charged from the asylum, TO which she ha
since been returned. The petition for par
don is signed by all the jurors who trie'
the case.
The receipts Of loose tobacco still con
tlnue very heavy, and sales are very brisk
ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Excitement I'm birmingham. Ala.

lBy Telegraph l" Inc Dispatcn'l
BIRMINGHAN, ALA. December 6.-Thc
situation here remains unchanged. The
exciting rumors current last night had
some foundation. Scouts who were sent
outside OF the city observed al about
midnight As many as one hundred
armed men in Il clump Of woods a mile
from the city, discussing whether or not
it would be advisable to make an attack on
the Jail, in which Wesley Posey is con-
fined. From words caught by caves
troopers ii was learned that the crowd had
been disappointed in not receiving expect
ed reinforcementS. They had endeayored
to excite public feeling in other towns
against the accused, and receiving express
sions OF sympathy from Springville. twenty
miles distant, kilograms were sent to that
place asking that $50 men be dispatched at
once to Birmingham. Information. how
ever, reached Springylle that the troops
here had been reinforced, and n crowd that
was about to depart from that place aban-
doned their project and dispersed. Judge
Sprott to-day appointed three prominent
lawyers to conduct the defence. The trial
will begin at O'Clock tomorrow, and
some apprehension is felt Of a renewal OF
the excitement.
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Ma,eaes. 72,s. syc. 3 psca. : :

, Matches. 72's. CSC. q pock, =
COS. 81 gros@. Zoos. ~ gross
vaIasses, common syrup--fiogshcads, lse.
fserrcs zoe; barrels, gle: genuine R0iasn Crap
i09155c. q gsilon New Orleans. prime, o2M Iuc;
Salt: Liverpool. from store, si.SV. vn"a"
aium. from store, Sic. y sack. aA
SINGER. Crushed, psE639sc.; powdered, Sn
qtc.: eranuIered, stqs,.c. a. s@slse.; 90 -
Seap: Common. 5'a 7c.: beat washing. 1s,,ss..;
olct. lJa oOc., and fancy prices: country. 4Iaoc.
7tds: Black, 23@50c.; impcris', 2oes'Sc.;
Tubs: Cedar sl.75@s5 a nest; pine. s2.z5p
Hides. Leather. sc.
hides. Green, 5@6c.: wet salted. 7Gsc.: dry
sslted, l tl3c.: dry Clint, lya l5c.
Lsather: Rough leather, o2a30c.; city finish
harness. 30d37c.; country finish harness, 2Jkp
Soc; WAX upper, 30Geioc.: heiniock sole, ls9e
35c.. oak SOLE 3oGl4Oc.
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.
iron American rcanea. Oh dominion bar,
. t-10c. r ~ for standard szcs In large lots 10
Dealers English and American sheet, 3N@ 5xe.
svedes. hammered. 4hm5c.; hoop, f@5&c.
Nails. Old Dominion. s2.15 for standard size.
Plough-Cdstings: Wholesale, &c. retail, tsc
Rope: Manila. best. l5c.; iule, 7tGsc.
Liquors. Wines, &C.
Ale. Scotch, best brands, pints s26lS2.2j =
BrGh lies: Domestic. Al .o00si so; fruit. 9cc 20
1928; apple, new, s2.25@s2.50; oIa' s2.1oes
S2.75.
virginia peach, so.50@s3.
Yye lVsiskeps, Medium, sl.50Gs2; pure old /.
tS@s4; Virginia mosntain, new, sl.75@sI; odd,
sra So and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, sl.2oGsi.5o; imported, IS =
case.
Neie England Rum s1.5OGsl.65.
RsctiE6d WktSLsDs. Sl.lOaSl.4O.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
| Lumber: White oak. cut 10 order, sl1Gs22 4
| 1000. on market, Sicmfl5 a 1850: Western
/ Virginia poplar, SlJ1S20 q 1000; West Nir-
/ GINA white pine, sl5e3$35 4 1000; yellow pine
| Rough boards, SSnS9: dry clear Sl3GSlO
| hoist, s10GSl5. according to sizes and lengths
| shingles-Pinc, sl.75@s2.5O: cypress. six-inch
! sGasS q 1000; saps, 80. Laths-Spht, u
| sawed, s1.75dS2 h 1000.
Starss: Nhlskcy-barrel timber, green. $50
$50 z 1000; seasoned s20g25 q loco. flour
| barrel timber, SdGS7 q LOCO. Machine slaves,
! S7MSS; turned heading, Sc. = sei. tlour-nrr-
| rel poles, s4Gs6. Iiog5head-hoops. zoe. q bundle
Powder, shot. sc.
| Fuse. Toys mining, 3569Oc. i loo feet.
| POtcisT. 50 10y the tive keg5-'css uau 1ye
hegs, S5.25; blasting, s2.55ses2.s0.
| shot. Northern, sl.sj q bag OF 2J ios
| GriRdStOReS: lsG2c. q =.
seed.
Clocer S5.5o6s6.e5.
| TimOthU: si.T5Osl.90.
| orchard Grass: SL7OGSl.90.
| Herd Grass g0c.ngsl.
| Niitf Seed: el.23.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, December 9. 1888.
Very little doing in old crop, withou, change In
prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-CommOn, sj.50@s65o: good. s769
LeV.-Common, 5000; good sl0Giil; fine.
f12MSl5.
fine.
sUS-CURED.
Lugs.-Unsound, s55O@s6.75: sound $3.50
@s9.
Ltdf -CommOn, s9Msl0.J0; medium, sllG
sl3; good, fl4ds17.5O; fine, s2oms6o.
BRIGHT ToBACC0-MASrFACTUBiS
SnokerS-Common. se.5OMSl0.5O; medium
sl2@sl3; good, sl3.5O@slo; hne, sl6@i7 {:
fancy. sl9nT22.
FiAers.-New lug Alcrs. from s5 In At; CON-
mon, slO@sl2; medium, rl3@sl4; good,
Sl50Sl6; line. sl76fslS.
Wrappers. Omnlon. rl9Gs2i medium, go
sao: -aod S95@.40; iuc, si59sj5; fancy.
kfOG SR5.
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xLvIIrth CONGRESS.
wAsHNoros. December 0, 1883.


SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at noon.
Memorials were presented from the Legis-
lature Of Nebraska praying that lands
granted To railroads on which patents have
been taken out, and on which taxes are not
paid. be either forfeited or the railroads be
compelled to take out patents on them, so
that they may be taxed, and urging the
improvement Of the Missouri river.
Joint resolutions were offered by Mr..
Lapham relating TO veto power and WOMAN
suffrage.
Among the bills introduced were the
following:
BY Mr.. Lapham: Providing that that
portion OF the naval appropriation act APP
proved August 3, 1882, limiting the num-
Der OF graduates OF the Naval Academy TO
he retained in service each year, shall not
apply to those classes who had completed
a iour-years' course at the Naval Academy
prior to the passage Of the act, and author
lies the return to service Of those members
OF the class Of 1881 who have been honor
ably discharged under the provisions OF
said act.
By Mr.. Morgan: To define the iuris-
dction OF circuit and district courts Of
the United States. IL provides that no
district or circuit court shall have or exer-
else jurisdiction TO enforce the collection
Of any tax levied in the States under laws
thereof.
4 Joint resolution was offered by Mr..
Butler TO provide an amendment to the
fifteenth amendment to the Constitution,
inserting the word "nat!vity," so rs to
make the article read: 1.-THE night OF citi'
zens OF the United States to vote shall moi
be denied or abridged by the United States
or by any State on account OF nativity
race, color, or previous condition OF seryi
! tudc."
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. McCoid. OF Iowa, appeared at th'
| bar OF the House and took the oath o
Office: and then, at 1910. the House adj
/ iourned until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-07
Samon the Murderer.

Thy telegraph 10 NC DIspiIVII'T
Tacoma. n. H., December G.-Smnon
the murderer was given hearing in The
office Of the Jail, before Judge Jewett, to-
day. He appeared nervous and troubled.
In answer to the question Samon, are
YOU guilty or no5guilty?" he responded.
"Guiity, sir.' lie was ordered to remain
in iaiI till March, when his case will be
heard. He said his confession was true in
every respect, and that he was ready TO
suffer the penalty for his crime. Ii Is
thought the weight on his mind will en-
tirely break him down, and cause death
before March. He eats very little, but
complains OF nothing. Thereare no chances
for a plea of insanity to be entered in his
defence.