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Similar reports and exhibits might be
presented from other foreign consulates,
also, notably, those in Germany, where
the English provisions are crowding out
our products OF course, to a full, intel
ligens consideration of the whole question,
a hearing should be given to our shippers
Of provisions as to the feasibility of using
glass jars aud eartben pots, the margin Of
added cost for breakage and leakage, our
ability to advance the grade Of our goods,
and still sell on level with our compel
itors, etc. These are topics that may be
understandingly debated only by those in
possession of the necessary data, and who
have tested these matters in the school Of
experience. But one thing is evident,
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even to the non.experss, that SO far as
fruits, iellies, jams, potted meats, fish,
honey, etc., are concerned, there should be
no sufficient reason for the English goods
remaining in the markets nearer to us at
higher selling price, to the exclusion of the
American nroduct.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
Notice to Veteran Odd Fellows
rnr ARE HERERY NOTIFItD

UoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ,ys45z.,
that the First Annual Reunion 6SSySS :
and Banquet of the Veteran Odd Eel -sSS7-.l-
lows Association, Of Sacramento, will @S'fi'N>>
take place SATURDAY EVENING, February
2, 1854 All members OF the Association are re.
quested to be present. All Odd Fellows 10 good
standing who have been in membership twenty
years or over desiring to become members, are in
yted 10 meet on that evening in the Old Library
Room of the Odd Fellows Temple, at O'Clock
sharp, hand their to the Secretiy, pay their
dues AID receive tickets to the banquet.
EZRA PIERSUN, President.
Attest JAS. McCLEERY, Secretary, fe6it'
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ETTSST G..

INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN HARRIS
Il of unsound mind who left his home January
81 1884. Said Harris is IS years old, feet inches
high; weight, l25 pounds; hair, grayish aud in
clined TO curl bald on top Of head eyes light and
deep set; sharp features right fore-fDger injured
at tip; had light overcoSt with velvet collar dark
pants, and low black bat Shoes ANY information
concerning him will be paid for if sent to his
brother, GEORGE 3, HARRIS, Sic S street, Sacra-
mento, Cal fe6-lt"
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= BY asking too much we may lose The
little that we bad before" Kiducy Wort asks
nothing but fair trial. Tbs given, it fesrs
no Ioss of faith in It's virtues. a lady writes
from Oregon: For thirty years / hsve been
ages OF Kidney Wo-t have done NE mo;e
good than ali tie Medicine and doctors have
had before. l believe i. is Q sure cure"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

Tug FIRST bill introduced in the Iowa Senate at the
present session is TO strike out the wire and beer
clause Of the pro! ibitory law so that their manu-
fc;ure aud sale viii also be prohibited. And that
this viii secure the defeat Of the whole prohibition
scheme may be confidently expected.
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
gEv. BISHOP r. DUBs,

OF CLEVELAND o., WILL PREACH THIS
~ wednesday, EVENING, February eth, at
O'Clock sharp, in the German Evangelical Church, on
Tenth street between o and P, in the German
Language And also in Trinity Chapel, on Twenty
third and streets in the English Language, at sis
o'clock THIS EVENING. The Bishop is one OF the
most eloquent pulpit orators alike fluent IN German
and English Seats free All are heartily invited.
fec SIT
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Advice TO E7OtheES.-MFs. NInSlOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth relieves the little suf
ferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain and the little cherub
awakes " as bright as button 1t is very pleas
ant to taste 1t soothes the child sof;ens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind -ulates the bowels,
and is the best known remedy for darrhca, whether
certs bottle. dlj lyMWS
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NEVADA.


Family Buried Under n SnowsIide.
CARSON, February 5.h.-A family of six
people, named Maxwell, from Alpine county,
yop, under a sn0wslide, for three days, with.
cut food. 1hsy were rescued on Sunday
night ty party from Woodford's station.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hall OF Union Lodge, No SIS, r
and A. A.-Stated Meeting of the Lodge will - 81
be held st Masonic Hall, THIS "wednesday NJ
EVENING, February g. 1851, at o'clock v
Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Per
order. L H MOORE W NJ
JOIN MCARTIIrR Secretary fs61t-
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TIE New York Post thinks that ali the evidences
indicate that Republican leaders viii not disregard
the warning conveyed IN the change il public senti-
mont manifested in lsS2, when Republican major
.v 3D. Sew York was lost and IN its place shortage
Ct elJ O-O votes recorded
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

Jefferson Davis has written. in reply TO
a request that he deliver a course of lect.
ures in the Southern and Western States.
that the condition of his health will pre-
vent him from travelling, and that he will
never deliver any more lectures.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

81 AN merchant and planter, writes Mr..
7. n. Humphrey, Of Tennessee. and it
gives ne great pleasure to say that for severe
coughs and colds Aliens Lung Balsam is the
best remedy now offered for sale. have in,
duced many to try it with the best Of results.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Meeting Of the Railroad Commissioners
City Election in Ukiah-Further storm
Reports - Rescue of a Family from
snOwslide-Adyices from Guaymas-san
Francisco Money Market-suicide OF a
Physieian-Etc.
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HALLS Vegetable Siciiian Hair Rsnewer
restores to its forner color the hair when
turning gray, and renews its youth and
beauty
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with it, after had most s'snay failed by the most
approved methods OF treatment with mercury and
i0iide Of potassium. These cases have been cured
over fifteen Years ago and have never had any re-
turn Of the disease themselves or ia their children
FRED. A TJOMER, NJ. b,
i4Q-2mW Perry, Houston county, Ga
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GOOD NEws.-It is now entirely unneces.
ssry to purchase any imported perfumes, as
the very best are Peck's Premium Perfumes
and Elite Bouquet, home manufacture.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

DON'T trfie with throat and lung affections
Take Hsles Honey OF Horehould and Tar.
Pixies Too.hach9 Drops cure in one min,
nta
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j92rllW

ia so 4. w. schwamb'>, set = street, for
the Finest and Cheapest Lot Of VALENTINES in
the city. Also, Agests Tor the ROYAL ST JOHN
Saving MACHINE. ia3CIm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

II. d. MASON, Esq, of the New York Ho'
tel Stables. New Y ork, states that st. Jacobs
Oil is the best psin.cure for man and beast.
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OREGON.
The stranded British Bark-A Mysterious
Case,

NiNe.
PORTLAND. February 5.h.-The British
bark Charles Cotisworth, recently ashore on
the Oregon coast, is nearly discharged. A
survey reveals that the bilges are started and
some frames injured. She will doubtless be
lowed down here for a thorough examination
and repairs.
T. +. johnson, agent for the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company and for the North
ern Pacific Express Company at Ainsworth,
W. f.. who was arrested few days age at
Wslla Wslls, charged with the embezzle-
ment of SIS 900, has bse1 discharged There
seems to be no testimony against him. The
money was missed after johnson left Aims
worth, and no trace can be discovered The
case is q mysterious one, and b. fl ss the de.
tective skill of the officers.
westher-Crlminal ProceedIngs-sudde
DeaIh-Cargo OF Railway MateriaI-Mo-
tion Denied Indicted for Murder.
PORTLAND, February 5th.-The weather is
bright and cold.
Criminal proceedings have been instituted
against B. X .nkip, at enc time a very promi.
nent real estate dealer in this city, by W. b.
rod6. Rankin failed about a month ago for
3 large amount. A few days before the fail
ure Todd plsced $500 in Rankins safe on de-
post. The money disappeared at the time
If the suspension, and Todd was unable to
recover dollar Of the money. be charges
Rankin with enlightenment,
Michael Leshis dropped dead in East Port
land to-day Of heart disease.
TIE American ship Title Starbuck, which
reached here a few days sgo. brings eighteen
ne = locomotives for service over the various
railroads tributary to Portland. Ills ship
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GNUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY or SACRA-
= meuto, State CT California. In the matter OF
the Estate OF BENJAMIN TIBBITS, deceased. It
appearing to tie Court by the petition this day
presented and flied by JOHN W. GREENLAW, the
Executor of the asst will and testament Of deceased
praying for order of sale Of real estate, that it Is
necessary to sell the whole or so much Of the real
estate as the Court may deem necessary 20 pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased, and the
debts, expenses and charges of administration:
1t is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the e. tate Of said deceased
appear before said Court on MONDAY, the 11th
day Of FEBRUARY, s. D. 1854, at 10 O'Clock a. n.
said day, at the Court room OF Department
One of said Court, in said city Of Sacramento,
county of Sacramento State of California, 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted 20 the
said Executor to sell the whole or So much OF the
real estate Of the said deceaseI shall be neces
sary.
And that copy Of tins order be published at
least four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECORD UNION, newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated JANUARY 7, 1854.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior Court.
" PvArTY Il : q DFNs0N ATTORNEYS for Executor,
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Notice to the Trade

e. d s. HELLER, for
meFIy Of Sachs, Keller IL
Co., and for the last twenty
years in BUSINESS, are COLI
iinuing the jObbing bust
ness with q complete stock
Of Dry Goods and Furnish
ING Goods, and ais0 with a
complete line Of EIaTySyille
Goods, at 3i6 and BIT Pine
street, ne@r S&nsOme, San
Francisco. talssplmuwv
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NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-ESTATE OF JOHN
~ II. WILSON. deceased. Notice IS hereby given
BY the undersigned, EXecutriN Of the last vi and
testament of JOHN II. WILSON, deceased, TO the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first publ
cation OF this notice. to the said ENecutriN, at The Of
fee Of L. S TAYLOR, $50 J street, IN the city Of
Sacramento the being the place Tor The trans
action Of the business Of the said estate in the
county OF Sacramento, State Of California.
LUCINDA BLUE,
Executrix Of the estate OF JOHN H. WILSON, de-
CEASED.
L. s. TAYLOR, Attorney for EXecutiS.
Dated January Is, 1854. jal64wW
EroIICE OF DISSOLU1I9N.-T COPART-
~ nership heretofore existing between the IN
dersigned dong business under the firm name Of
BIDWELL * CuOk is this day dissolved by mutual
consent F. j. BIDWELL retiring. d. o. COOK
will continue the business, pay all liabilities anG col
lect all debts due the late firm.
Sacramento, January p, ISL.
F. J. BIDWELL,
D. o. COOK.
Thanking the public for their kind patronage be-
slowed upon the late firm, earnestly solicit their
continuance Of the same I will always keep on
hand fine stock Of GROCERIES, and sell at the
lowest market rates. Respectfully, D. o. COOK.
ia2S-Iaw5tW rs X street, Sacramento.
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BRITISH CALUMRiA.

Man DrOwEed-A Farmer Found Dead
In Bed.
VICTORIA, February 5sh.-James Frazer,
aged 26, native of Nova Scotia, died sud
denly in the Royal Hospital yesterday. Some
time back he broke his leg, which was not set
properly, though the operation was per
formed by four surgeons.
An unknown man, about 40 years of age,
of medium hight, full dark beard, was found
drowned near Parsons bridge.
J. w. Broadbury. farmer of Saanich,
sged 80, related to W. and G. Reay, Of
North Saanich, was found dead in bed yes
ter3ay by Mr.. Hert, neighbor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
SACRAMENTO BANK.

TEyHE SACRAMENTO BANK HAVING RE-
dueed its surplus by loans on real estate, is
now receiving deposits again.
~ Money to loan upon improved real estate at
the lowest market rates.
iy2n.op ED. R. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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An Adverse Decision The Hin- Sharon
UIyOrCc Case.

SAN FRANCIsC0 February 3.h.--Att0Tney
Tylet's appeal to the Supreme Court a Giust
the Judgment for contempt was to-day de-
cided against him.
The submission OF documents in the Hill
Sharon divorce case was argued in Judge
Suliivan's chambers to-day, and it was de-
cided that the papers should be submitted to
the Judge foT decision as to their material
iiv rrinr to allow NJ their inspection.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06

BY the arrival Of the Arabic at San
Francisco yesterday we have Hongkong
and China dates to the Sth Of January, and
from Japan to the 10Th:
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SAN FRANcIsco, February 5:h.-A large
loan of 81, 0OO 600 was effected by ore Of the
city banks last week. Money on call is quite
firm at 45@5 per cent. Some ont at the
former figure was called in during the week
and reles at >. Commercial paper is dis
counted at cal. The savings banks are get
ting Ga Z on city real estate. Mexican dollars
ere in good supply and the demand limited.
1t would be difficult to sell many at the lower
figure quoted, Domestic exchange is quoted
at l5c premium for sight drafts on New Y York,
and zoe for kilograms Bank bills on London
are drawn at I9S for GO days; commercial
bills on London, 49l refined silver, 15i@ 14t
yer cent. discount; Mexican dollars, 81
n 81.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO 1HE RECoBD-uMoS.l
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NGN ADVERTTS2 SCI H;NTS.

Deutscher Frauen EereiD.-Therc VIII
be 4 meeting Of the Society," THIS wednesday,
AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock, at the Lutheran
Church, Twelfth and streets. SECRETARY.
fe6-lt+
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Judge Of the Superior Court.
" H BEATTY & C. benson, Attorneys for Executor.
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The Railroad Commissioning.
Destructive Fire in san Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, February 5.h.-A large
fire occurred here this evening, the Enter
prise mill, owned by Jansen & Co, corner Of
Spear aud Mission streets, being windy de.
stroyed. The buildings on the west side of
Spear, south of Mission, owned by Joseph
Wagner, aud cccupi. by Wagner & O'Barn,
milw1ights, and GeEken & Wober, liquor
saloon, were badly damaged in front and on
the upper floors. 4 number Of piles Of luu-
Der, owned By Moore & Smith, were badly
damaged. The total loss is between $50, 600
and S0OO 600
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BAKERSFIELD, February h--At ! P. NJ.
yesterday, w Z. Brink, physician ard sn
old resident Of this p'a -. was found in his
room at the Arlington '.tsl in . profound
stupor. From a letter Li-l ed TO ihs Cor
oner it was ascertsiusl Vat he had taken
morphine at ia.e hour t.' night blfore,
with suicdal intent Eysry known method
Of effecting relief was trit without avail,
and he died last night lie was in good
health, and there was no kn wn reason for
the at, except, as he said in Ills letter to the
Coroner, that he was tired Of life. His age
was "a years, and he was nstiye of Penn
sylvanis.
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Municipal Election.

UKIAH, February 5.h. - Yesterday the
election for city officers passed off quietly,
with the following results Trustees-T. l..
Ca. 10 hers, w. A. Hsgans, j. H. Smith, John
Taylor and W. d. White; Marshal, J. A.
Jamis0n; Recorder, Wm. Holden Treas
urer, Sam. Wheeler. The office Of Marshal
was earnestly contested for by d. Tanner, f.
Ii. Wells and j. a. JamisoD, tho latter win
ming by ~ votes The efforts to reoTgsuize
the city under the new Law were defeated.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-24
More Tin.

River Press: There must be val
liable deposits of tin in the Rocky
mountains near the boundary line.
A few years ago a couple OF old
miners were prospecting at the head
of st. Mary's river and its tributa-
ries. On one creek they found a
piece of metal weighing about two
ounces, which they did not recog-
nize. Several smaller specimens
had been found, but this smaller one
they kept. 1t was brought to this
city and C. E. Conrad sent it to the
ASSAY office at Helena. The returns
were that it wa nearly pure tin. If
this is a fact the deposit from which
it came would be more valuable than
a gold mine.
Husbondman: It costs the Gala
tin county farmer forty cents per
hundred pounds to send his grain to
Butte or Anaconda, but the Utah
farmer, living 800 miles further away,
can send his there for twenty-five
centes per hundred.
Enterprise: With extraordinary
p~ersistency the grass in the valley
around Livingston remains green
and continues to grow and it is the
same on the ranges and valleys all
over this portion of the Territory. 1t
is certainly a remarkable spectacle in
Montana green, growing grass in
the last half of September.
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Good Templsrs Among the Col.
ored PEOPLE.

Last night a beginning was raade
to lnaugurate a temperance reform
among the colored people of Butte.
Mr.. II. w. Pinkard, of the Montana
Employment Office, has been trying
for some time to get them interested
in the subject, and last night at his
suggestion, twenty-seven colored
people met in the Reform Club
Rooms. After prayer and singing,
the object of the meeting was stated.
An address was made and q book
opened to receive signatures to the
pledge Eleven persons signed. Con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifest.
ed. The work Just begun will not be
permitted to die out. Regular meet
ings are to be held every week.
Tuesday night they meet again in
the same place to organize a Good
Templar's lodge for the colored PEG
pie. We most heartily wish them
success in their efforts. There are
quite a number of enterprising COL
ored men and women in Butte and
there is no reason why the lodge
should not be strong and influential.
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(;,,oad Time Iaoie'
Election Notice.

,,, civan that on the first Tues
,,,e IS here! Efnndav of November, tO-wit;
,sr TIE fisI IN the established voS ng
lSrgbtr 4 iSm Eow county, Montana Ter
jgds Of IL viii be held for delegate to
~ e'eelInn of thcLcgislatiye Assem-
YES TleI nn",ty ard township officers, rs
gte m.unT far second Judicial District.
,grt Ailo.n nf' the council and three mem
peIlpsii House of representatives of the
give Assembly. ,r
sE ,df Silver Bow county.
10 a. Judge IF silver Q connty. Mount.
5ae ,yGministrat"r" Of silver BOW county.
! COUNTY Commissioner oi silver BOW
r. Superintendent of Common Schools
ei B B,cas gpTcr If silver Bow county.
81! irIrrk and Recorder of Silver Bow
IT, Assessor Of silver Bow county.
cE Coroner of Silver Bow county.
1a nIy,yor of silver Bow county.
~ ,;ces If the ucace i'll each township.
Dtr,n.tablcs in each towushlp.
b2 SSysd .upcryi>or i'll each road district.
Heau siJ tai.ctlon electors Will also vote
",s,itirqli Il or rejection of the con.
'e ,s"G"pt,d by the constitutional con
s0I =, tbn Territory Of Montana, which
~ .c 20 on the 18th day of January, 1854,
.Jtas' If bal OF on said question to be; For
N sII,ntiol" or Against the constitution"
!, e5IivalCnt words.
tG es1iSct;on viii be open at s O'Clock in
DE ING and continue open until i o'clock
7 sarrncon of tie same day.
y mi, 10Th day Of september, 1884.
""N II. :. CLARK,
i. n the Board Of County Commissioners.
9l6t til
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and Grades.

The order issued sometime ago by
the City Council to the effect that
sidewalks should be laid on the north
side of Granite street from the Pavil-
lion to the west limit of the city, is
being, in some instances, complied
with. For instance, Mr.. Henry
Jacobs has done his part and has the
walk laid according to the officially
established grade. It is up on stills
and a step-ladder will be necessary to
enable parties wishing to use the
walk to get up to it. A little work
Oh the part Of the city will now not
be out of order in the grading of
Montana and Granite street Is 30 that
the roads will be more in keeping
with the sidewalks.