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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-van Fleet, Judge.

WEDNESDAY, June 3, 1885.
People vs. +. W. Emerson, obtaining property
by false acknowledgements argued submit
ted and taken under udviSement.
Department Two-NIcFarland, Judge.
WEDNESDAY. June 5, 1885.
Nalensin VS.. Nalensin.-On trial
Exempt Firemen's Association of Sacramento
vs Sallie J. HcrndOn ct al.-Defaut OF defend
ants entered. Judgment entered for plaintiff,
and 500 allowed to plaintiff counsel for attor-
neys fees. Albert N. Johnson appointed re-
ceiver in the case.
Moore & Smith VS.. Charles ". Gammon.-Or-
dered that Judgment be entered in favor oil
Simon Nelson, a defendant and intervenor, for
S297 50 and $50 counsel fees. Case so far as
the other parties are concerned, continued 70,
one week Counsel given one week to prepare
decree
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MISCELLANEOUS.
new YORK STATE!

| The EVENING JOURNAL, print |
ed at Albany, the capital Of the
State ofNeW York, isthe best adj
/ vertiSiug medium in the State,
| and the best daily newspaper. |
Its Weekly edit on is the leading
weekly in New York. and IS sent |
for 81 u year to any part # the |
country, postage free Every |
subscriber to the Weekly also !
receives gTd,HitoH&'y a copy for |
one year of the mon hly maya
zine Good Cheer" The SEMI
| WEEKLY JOURNAL is sent tor -
a year, and with it is sent free Of
charge for ono gear, the house
hold magazine, GOOD Cheei,"
and the farmer monthly, our |
Country Home" Send for speci-
men copy |
w. j. ARKELr-. President.
Albany. y. y.
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We have used Swifts Specific in our family as
an antidOte for malarial poison for two or three
years, and have never known it to fail in sin
gle instance. W. C. FURLOw.
Sumter county, Ga, September Il, 1854.
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JOHN DOYLE,
II @ 1 . JESS III O e R ,
1nl1 sfreat Sacramento.

A Ii THE LATEST STYLES OF SHOES -
"A made and put on here in frst-classX II
style. First Premium at State Fair, 1884. N N
for handmade Shoes. Shoes now on eX- v Z
hibition at Worlds FAIR New Orleans All work
warranted to give good satisfaction orno charge
Gs-Roa listers and Trotters a speciality. m20-lnl4p
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OLD MEXICO.
Guaymas Items.

GUAYNAs. June 3d.-Thc steamer CITY oil
Topeka arrived last night from southe rn
ports, bringing General Otero, whose hat
talon Uhe twelfth Will arrive in a few
days to engage the Yaquis. Since the Fed
eral defeat AMI loss last month. no forward
movements have been made
\ telegram received here announces the
sale of the Eiscnmaun copper mines. some
twenty in number, with the lands. To u
French syndicate, fo- 100000 The
money was deposited in bank.
The fifty per cent extra tax for war pur-
poses having been exhausted, q new con
tribution viii no doubt be made this
month. Is the treasury is nearly empty.
The new tarib which goes into effect on
the 1st Of July, increases the duties on i'm
ported spirits 70 per cent. on the present
rates.
The Mexican war steamer Democratic is
expected. with fresh Federal forces.
Guaymas has not had 4 case of yellow
fever So far this year, and the west coast OF
Mexico is reported as unusually healthy.
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MEDICAL
Manhood Restored

REMEDY tREE.-Ayictim of youthful imprudence
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility Lost
Manhood, &c, having tried in vain every known
remedy, has discovered simple me of self-oure
which he will send FREE to his fellow-sutforers
Address. j HREEVES, - Chatham ST., New York
S9-iyTuFhS
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WILL CERTAINLY CUBE
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseno -, Sore Throat.
Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, VhoOping
Cough, Group and Every Affection of the
Throat. Lungs AT d Chest, including Con-
sumption.
inc has on the outside wrapper the signature of
" !. BUTTS " and the printed name of the pro-
prietors. SETH W. FOWLE IL SONS, Boston.
Sold by dealers generally. ms IyMTh&w1y
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BIexican Matters.

Tucson. Junc 3d.--A letter received here
from The CIV OF Mexico dated the 29th
,,lf states that after long debate on the
,1iaht of the 2Sth, it was decided, by 4 vote
Of III to Al, to refer the accounts Of the
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HORSESHOElNG.

ID n. john SON IS BACK IN HIS OLD -
IL, stand. Fifth street, between X and n N
L. and will be glad 20 see his old friendsM II
and customers All Shooting done in mod y Y
ern style, latest and most scientific principles
mS-Iplm
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ULCERS.

For six or eight yearsI suffered with ulcers on
my right leg / was treated with I0dide of Po-
tassirIm ard Mercury and l became helpless.
Six bottles of swift $ specific made permanent
cure NJ. D. WILSON, Gainesville, Ga.
February Is, 1855.
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parts,) Kidney and Bladder Complaints, 1mpu'i-
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youthful folies and excuses, restoring Ex-
hspSted vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss If
Manhood, however complicated the cafe
may be.
A thorough as well as a permanent cuI Q
aud complete restoration to perfect health,
Strength and Vigor of Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and e
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Sufficient 20 show its merit, win he seat 10 sly
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IT . a-EINt III tINN-s
IIEBIG DiSPElSSAKY,

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Private Entrance, 405 Mason street. four blol ks
up Geary street from Kearuy. Nam entrance
through Dispensary Drug Store. dSlv&w1y
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

THE RECENT TRAGEDY IN SHASTA
COUNTY,
Arizona Poiygamist Sentenced-Brit
ish Columbia News-Contestcd
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-HuttEiAsa EAAAeeI,Ais,
Aversion To society, OimHcS- ~ VISION, NOS es
i he Head the vital duid passing uitaDscIvci
i, 1.a y-4=e, ana many other Cseaaes that lesa
n insanity and death
d., SLGHEIEl, VINO Is g. regular phgs'oian
or 6u7te Of the UpiyersiryO @. 7 ,as} lyeu,sl VII
agIee to icT5eit Five Uupdrfi Eoisrs f3s
Ease of t1is iia6 the VTFA 4 i}gST EkFT"E
1--ca o. ME special advice ana treatment viz
no. cur, nr icr anything impure OF injurious
;1InC il s. DH MANTLE treats ei' f'T+-ste
DISEASES s., oJsssitiIIy 4lttiuut mercury, Con-
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advice, IL tuding analysis of urine 50, Price
OF Vital Restorative. ST so bottle, or four
times the quantity, SO; sent to any address
upon receipt of price, or G. 0. D, secured from
observation, and ia private name il desired, be
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
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regard to all business transactions
pF2. ETISIIFs'S KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
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DIR. zIINTIE's DANDELEON PILLS sre
the best and cheapest DYSFEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure IN the market. For sale by all
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Agents my94ply &o6wly
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TED GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is e never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
5 c minal Weakness,
SpermatorrhGa, Lost
Manhood, Impotency,
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ana exCessesin msture
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sudden De..th ID the VIC ID :. Prominent

Los ANGELES, June 3d.-The wife of B
Cohn, Il prominent citizen, died suddenly
yesterday evening. The Coroner held an
inquest to-day, and found, upon a post
mortem examination q clot Of blood rest
ing on the brain, causing apoplcXy. The
Jury brought N a verdict accordingly.
Santa Cruz Lighted with Electricity.
SANTA CRUz. June 3l-Santa Cruz was
lighted by electricity Tor the first time to-
night Forty Brush lights are in operation.
ana the Inflammation is considered sue
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swin's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise
OH Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed irec
THESWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawers, Atlanta, Ca,
or l59 ". sd St, y. Y. fc5 lYAW1v
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CTKED AT HNME.

Persons at n distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON. stating case,
symptoms length Of time the disease has con
| tinued End have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with full ard plain directions By
the PoStotlice, or through Wells, Fargo Il Co., a
package of medicine will be forwarded TO any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
fail. Try him. Mention the RECIRD- UNION.
Address DR.. ] F. GIBBON,
ja2i-iptf BOX 1857, San Francisco.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

sistent in adhering to it. But it seems
that on his recent tour through the east
ern portion of the district. he became I'M
pressed not with the general popularity
of certain candidate, but with the fact
that this candidate if not provided tor
might, in the near future, become for
midable opponent for the very position
which Mr.. Peel himself is SO desirOus OF
retaining; so, with keen eye to the ultl-
mate results, Mr.. P. Immediately proceeds
to upset his own theory Of justice to his
constituents by warmly espousing the
cause ofhis contemporary from the east
and since then has at least been consistent
in the vigor with which he has urged his
appointment, Proceeding almost immedi
ately to Washington he found that our
townsmau A, L. King had already recieV
ed the appointment not only upon the en-
dorsement of all the prominent Democrats
Of this section, but with the support OF
both our U. S. Senators. knowing as he
did the integrity and ability Of Mr.. King
it might at least have been expected that he
would let the matter drop; but no; he i'm
agined that lis own prospects were at
stake lost no time in peryerting the pow.
ers entrusted to him by the people. He
not only delayed the proceedings Of tn
appointment in order that he might argue
in favor of his man upon the grounds OF
locality, but upon bis OWL responsibility
preferred grave charges Of which he had
noother proofthan a rumOr bearing upon
it's face the stamp of falsebood and eminat
ing from the malice Of a jealous enemy;
all these charges are being dspr0ved a.
last as they become known, and certainly
anough has already been done in thls
line to satisfy any reasonable person; bui
it seems that our congressman knows not
he rights of others when they come in
conflict with his own prospects, and he Is
till waging war against one whose stand
ng he knows cannot ho truthfulIy i'm.
peached.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

oles that scarcely pay to send to the city
are nevertheless hauled there il order that
manura may be broug ht back as a return
load and yet the whole of the manure
gathered is frequently all the season ex-
posed to the sun, wind and rain until It is
greatly diminished in yaluc-ono-ha!F ac'
according to the opinion of our agricul-
ural info rmant. The trouble Is that lew
really believe that exposed manure un,
dergceg this serious loss. Hence, in arran-
ginc farm building-and we know that
many are so arrauged-it will pay wei!
to look as much to the preservation OF
the manure as of hay or grass; and those
whose buildings have 10 provision for
this purpose, cannot spend twenty-five to
fifty dollars better than IN putting up a
shed under which the manure heap may
be protected against these adverse inhu-
ences.-Mobile Register.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23
PROTECTING MANURE.

There is much difference of opinion as
to whether or not manure should be sbel
tered from the weather The German.
town Telegraph, talking on this subject,
says sun, wind and rain certainly damage
the exposed manure heaps. The writer
is sure that Unlimited exposure to the
weather will prove highly injurious to the
quality cf the mamma. A leading farmer
rJfd il Us l6Umr time ago that be regarded
the complete eEposnre of the manure
heap through the winter and until it can
be used in the spring, to damage it fifty
per cent. IN other words, one load of
well protected manure is worth two of
the exposed. This seems almost incredi
BILE, but it may not be far from the truth.
There is no question that inject which
SO vitality concerns the farmer as this one
Of manure, and causes hin to give so much
attention to it, possesses great merit
His straw is not to be SOLD because it is
to be converted into manure. Stock is
fed through the winter for the express
purpose Of accumulating manure. Arti-
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

We are glad to notice that Land Com
missioner Sparbg has rendered decision
affecting the right of entry, under the pub
lie land laws and decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States of lands here
tofora withdrawn by voluntary action Of
the general land Office, for railroad in
demnity purposes, where no requirements
of law existed for making such withdraw
ais. The effect ofthis decision, if fsustain
ed by the secretary of the interior, will be
to restore to entry under the homestead
and other laws many millions acres of
public land which haze been kept out of
the market for many years because claim
ed By railroad corporations.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

It ceems by the following extract from
The Harrison Times that Congrecsman
Peel has been playing little game of
policy in protesting the appointment Of A
L. King as receiver of the Harrison land
Office. The "aSpirant from the east re-
cerred to belof7 is Ex-senator Upton
who now resides at Melbourna;-
Since the ascendenoy Of Democracy has
been assured, very naturally he has been
importuned by the several candidates toE
hat positi3n for his endorsement, and be
IN reply thereto has taken some pains to
have it understood, both by letter and YER
bal assertion, that as matter Of pIrlnei1
nle he could rot, qualifications, etc., being
aonal, afford to endorse one applicant
more than another, that be would consid-
ar il unjust to "use his office for the pre-
action of the interest of one constltuent
ayer those of another This decision, al
,boueh dictated by personal co9sidera iiono'
MA have been excused had he been con'
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The exposure of crimes of purchasing
Youhg girls, in London, for immoral pur-
poses, by the Pal! Mall Gazette, has creaN
ted cutie sensation in aristocratic circles
Spurgeon, the great evangelist, coniemn-
cd these crimes on the l2 h inst, from the
pulpit, and spoke in praise of the Pail
Hall Gazette, whose editor had the cour-
age to begin the warfare on the damning
vice which ID found to ezist in high places.
Enthusiastic meetings are being held all
over the city with the object Of abolishing
the curse.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23
THE DIGNITY OF A FARMER 5
LIFE.

There is a higher dignity, says re'
,ent writer, than that Of poetry or paint
ng, that attaches to the farmers
profession, dignity which should maxi
him walk as erect and lock the Diue heay
ems as proudly in the face, as any man
that treads the earth. No industry to
which human hands were set since the
first pair were made is deserving ofhigh-
er estimation than his, for of all the toll
ers OF the earth he stands in the closest
copartnership with divine providence IN
this realm of nature. See how the condi
Jions of this co-partnership, the capital
which each one invests in one summers
crop. Here, for example, is a cultivated
farm of 100 acres.
The Creator might have made that
land bear stout crops Of corn, or wheat
al of itself without mans helpI but be
aid not and would not. He condescended
to admit man to a partnership with him,
fn variegating the verdure Of those acres
n covering them with waving gain and
yellow harYest. He would not LEI nature
Jroduce any crop for the human susie
nance without the co.working of the hu-
man sinews. The wheel Of seasons might
urn on forever scattering rain, dew, hgh
and heat, and every terminating infu-
ence; but unless it was belted On to man 5
industry, it would not turn out a sheaf or
h loaf Of bread
But see what comes Of the connection
when a pair Or two Of hands and hoping
hearts Join their activity to the revolu
lions Of that wheel Generously natnre
divides with man the joy and honor of the
cropi How she works WITH all the sub
ime and mute economies Of this partner
,hip of toll! The very shape ofthe earth S
orbit and is million miled many stages
around the sun, as the dew Jistillery Of
The evenings sky, are brought to bear
upon the productions Of the fields See
how light and heat are graduated TO these
acres Of Indian corn. See the tempeTa-
ure that nurses it into the blade, then
into the stalk, then into the sllken setting
Of the ear. See what purple curtains are
hung around the horizon; what drying jJ~
cund, fall winds blow; what ruddy faced
hue glows on the Indian summer tlnts as
they peer from the white lace drapery thai
4nfOlds them. look at that sight and
oever let a munmur of discomfort Stir your
lips, when you talk Of merchants, manu-
facturers, or Joint stock companies Or any
occupation or profession whatever. joint
stock companies indeed What compa-
n es of that sort ever formed on earth can
compare with the joint stock company
that carries or the smallest farm! What
a firm of active partners we have here
What diversity of capital is in the en-
terprise. What sympathy and co work
ing. Where falls one drop from the
mostened brow Of the farmer there falls
thousand of terminating dew8 from
heaven; and the combination touches the
life of every plant ard blade with new
vitality and yordure.-- c. Farmer.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

Prof j. A. Uacus, the writer Of the first
History of the James Boys" died at his
hone in Watalula, Ark, last week. The
deceased was for years connected with
Memphis journalism, whence he went to
St. Louis to accept position on the edit
crial staff Of the Republican. He i9 the
author Of number Of popular novels and
criticisms that have rendered his name ia
NOUS wherever they have been read. He
vas native of Tennessee.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

John Ii. Johnson a noted colored poll
!ician and mason, died in Little Rock one
day last week. johnson was deputy
revenue collector under Henry NJ. Cooper
for number of years, and in this capac
lty he became we'll acquainted in all sec
tions Of the state. As leader of the col
oged element in tie southern and eastern
portions Of the state his loss will be keenly
felt,
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The presideIs as called halt in the
aismissal8 and appitments. Mr.. Cleve-
land, it is saia, has had an understand
ing with the heads Of the several depart
nents and will hereafter stand by his
declarations made on the Eth of March
"Pemc7al8 for cause' will be held to
iaean that, ard not removal for excuses
Consequently it might be said THAI the ak
has been stuck in the block and it is not
known when it will be again brought into
actiYe use.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23
MODEST MAN FROM ARKANSAS.

81 have boy baby" writes an Arkan-
sas correspondent to " Mr.. Grover CIeve-
land who was born on the lst of March
and on the 4th of March | gave him the
name Of Grover Cleveland. I can say
chat he is the finest boy out of the six l
have. did not name him for any present
nor any favor, but write to say to you
hat if you will give me p0s'oiica at
Garner Station I will be under many obli
cations to you. u."-Waehington Post.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

HnEEoIo Ior working people: De; Send end lQota
: spU5 tdgT, ana We Will mall YOU
OA iIpe, a royal, valuable sample
box of goods that will ipt you in the way
Of making more money III q tew days, than
YOU ever thOugt possible at ery business.
CAPITAL not required. ION can i've at home
and work in spare time only, Of al the
Is successful, scots tn S5 eaS,fy rarnpd
every evening. That ail rho want work
may test the business, we make this GDplr
alleicd offer; To all wnO are not well salts
fed we viii send 81 to pay tor the trouble
Of writing rs, Full pactculars, DIRECTIONS,
etc, sent free. Immense pay absolutely
sure for al who start at once. DON'T delay
Address S@INSoN & Co. Portland, Maine.
MORTGAGES, DEEDS, and other
BLANKS, for saferat ti,is nRice.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The Batesville Guard comes in upon US
low in quarto form, turned inside out, al
most twice its usual size, and greatly i'm
proved in every particular. Mr.. Todis
man, the new proprietor, shows energy.
tact, ability, and practical mechanism in
every "stickful."
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The Indian questioniS as hard to under
stand as ever. The Cheyennes are Caus-
Ing untold anxiety in the Indian Terrific,
ry and New Mexico, and the "0oys in blue"
are waiting patiently, or impatiently.
fer the shave pates to do something
before they are molested.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The name of the great London paper,
which has so recently made itself q savior
for the poorer classes Of that city, is pro-
nounced Pell Nell.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

ASt. Louis editor, who started With
out cent is now worth 100000 His
fortuue is all owing to his own energy, IN
iustry and the fact that an uncle recent
Iy lett him 800 800 99.-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

Far better that you look lrigil even,
than hat you degrade your countenancs
With silly hlarity.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The president credits Mr.. Bayard
with being the most unselfsh man
in the cabinet.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

McReas chances for election in the
thiYd district are still moro fattering.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-23

The Cheyennes continue their threaten
ing maneuvers in the Indian Territory.