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THE "GALT GAZETTE "
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HNHE GAZETTE" Is ONE OF THE BEST
1 Country Papers in California, and the best
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and Business Men to patroniZe. 1t is published
in the heart of the richest grain producing
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and Calayeras Counties. TO secure the trade of
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sS- The GAZETTE" is published every
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A Fighting Chinaman.

AUSTIN, March 22d-Last February a
Chinaman accused Sampson Tibbetts of
stealing his chickens. The Monaghan then
stole Tibbett's bloodhound, and yesterday
the body of the dog was found near the
Chinaman's house. Tibbetts accused the
Chinaman of poisoning it, and fierce fist
fight followed. in which the Chinaman was
worsted. The latter then pulled pistol.
as also did Tibbetts, and lively fusilade
followed, in which the Chinaman was
wounded. Tibbetts is under arrest.
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NEW YORK March 22d.
WHEAT-12 M-93c for cash, Ole for March,
92S9214c for April, 9S1Sc for May, 9S5sd94c for
June and Ole for July.
Weekly exports. Ill, $50 bushels.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal 20 30.
WOOI.-Quiet al 12@17c for clean fall and
Solo for fall bury: clean spring, 1921; Spring
bury. 15@l7c; pulled, 25a35c.
FRElGHTS-Grain to Liverpool by steam, Sd.
CHICAGO. March odd
WHEAT-12M.-7615c for cash, 761Sc for March,
S65sc for May and S218a9S15sc for June.
CORN-3Sl 5(d3S3Se ior May.
PORK-S9 1909 ~ for May
LARD-S6 CPL for May.
SHORT RIBS-S5 SO.
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NEVADA.
Death of a srexican veteran.

AUSTIN, March 22d.-Isaac James, a
Mexican veteran and Reese river pioneer.
was found dead this morning in bed.
Death was from natural causes He was
aged rs years, and was a native of Ken
fnal-t-
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS. M, D..

physician AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFFICH
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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DIR. j. II. LAME,
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physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
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LIVERPOOL. March odd.
WHEAT-Yery dull. California spot lots, Is
7d@6s led; off coast, 3Ss@35s Cd; Just shipped,
SIS cd: nearly due, 95s cd; cargoes off coast
and on passage, quiet: Mark Lane Wheat and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SACRAMENTO CITY COUPONS

TINHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE FUNDED
l. Debt Sinking Fund of the City of Sacra-
mento hereby give notice that there will be in
said Fund about S90, coo in gold and silver coin
applicable to the purchase of outstanding city
coupons cut from Sacramento city bonds funded
under Acts Of 1855 and 1864. and they will re-
ceive scaled proposals until o'clock A. NJ of the
9th day of APRIL, 1886 for the surrender of
city coupons of each ofthe following years 1875,
1876, 1877 1878, 1879, 1870. 1881, 1882 1888 1884,
1885, 1886 Bids for the surrender of the con
pons of each year must be submitted separately
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids. Address "a Funded Debt Commission
ers, Sacramento City Cal"
H. O. BEATTY.
NEWTON BOOTH, Com missioners
CHAS. X. PARSONS.
Sacramento, March II, 1886. mr13-3w
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THE IMPROVED DRAFT STALLION.
MADAM KIN c.

WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF SO
w at Reuters Station, Sacramento ,! Sz-Ti
county, Cal, where he can be found ct 49,
all times from MARCH LIST to JULY lst, at so
the season, or 81 so cash at time of service; he
is a rich brown; IL hands; weighs 500 pounds;
is sure and grand breeder, and offers a pre-
MUM TO his colts of this spring of 500, to be
the second and $40 to the third to be paid at the
State Fair of Sc. Also, the fine Gray Roadster
Stallion,
TOM VERNON.
Is kept at the saEae place and prize: weighs
loo pounds; 1871 hands high; sired by HANDLE
tonisn Chief, dam Lady Vernon record, 2:2S155
and dam of Oakland Maid, 2:22, who was sold
for $4,000, c. HALVERS0N, Owner.
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UNDERWRITERS.
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MEl,N,AE.
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Nocturnal Emissions,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

RECONCiLIATION-COU TRANI-A NEGho
PRIEST-CARDINAL PARROCHl.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TIE ROYAL NLDSHIPNAN.
INrERESTING FACTS ABOUT PRINCE AUGCsro-His
HABITS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

INTERESTlNG FACTS ABOUT PRINCE AUGCsro-HIs
HABITS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The young Prince Augusta, who is here now
as a midshpman the Aim rante Barrassa. was born IN
Rio de Janelro in 1867 anl is therefor nineteen years
old His father the Duke OF SAKE was own cousin OF
Albert Prince his m,aer vas the dhushter
OF Dom Pedro His maternal grandmother the Empress
is daughter OF Francis L. kiug OF the two sci es His
great grandmother an Arch Duchess OF Austria aud
there royal imperial line in Europe with which
the Young man not connected by blood IL was stpu-
lated In marriage agreement bet ween DnSe Louis
Augustus Of saxe-Coburg GOths and the Princess
Leopoldna Brazil that the of-prnl OF tile MARRIAGE
should be brought Ip Princes of Brazil. There are
three brothers Of whom Prince AugusO Is the second
He and of his brothers were educated in Berin hut
when their father took the hOys cham)s- hunting IL
switzerland and of them broke his arm the Emperor
sent for Dom Augusta to come immediately to Rio de
Janeiro The Duke Of SAKE geeps one boy with him III
GERMANY but the Emperor looks out with atberly care
FOR the other two
Dom Augusta is exceedingly popular in Brazil aud
everywhere else for that matter. He innerits the per
sona characteristics OF the SAKE Cuburg othas aud the
HapsbuIgs than ne does those OF any OF the other
various royal and Imperial lines from which lie IL de-
scended He has the far hair. blue and white SKIN
of the house and the peculiar voceot the house
Hapshurg. He speaks Enghsl trihe more 60 orrecilv
than .cst Englshmen and Americans aud IS proficient
In foar five other auguagcs ON board ,Ge Amrabtc
Bsrrass the Prince Is treated exactly Ike lac oth-r md
sQlVmen StanuS Vdlcn ana uDoH l tHt Noth "ilNH hN
nessnates do. Since he has been mere lie la stIlTen IN
every way do what was OF him regardless o
his own wishes While here he seems 10 have placed
himself entirely under the guidance Oi Salvador DE-
Meudonca the Brazilian Consul Gcne al, As 10 wnat lie
dnes and where he SHORE. He Will say To the
consul sometimes: want 10 do so and so. But tell
me what ought To do and Will do It, The Prince is
an excellent with rifle. IN Rio de JsneirO he mas
An English valet who smokes cigar while the Prince
standing distance away knocks tns ashe' Oh with
bnlIet from rife. The old Emperor. witi whom the
Prince constantly lives when not at sea, Is eE Erenriy
,ond OF his grandson. well he may be. for the
man ia. no vices and there better hearted
more unassuming boy prince IN the world.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A syOgsrORn ~ ABALLROOG

Ths fdL Max 0Gzeu>. ,.r.,ry
Everyone heard OF dancing oa the ice pu. Ts
I'm ballroom under a snOwstorn Is not so famllla
however what party OF friends iouhu .ur srs
doing not long ago In sweden. The circuuists
thus described In foreign paper; During An t1noS
cold night, but with the sky clear aud Tue Stars -
large assembly we're gathered for oa 10 ann
In re course OF the evening became so not u tue
that several ladies tainted An officer tired W oPo.
window bat he that the pressure OF lns "o -,
hoding IL fa.t shut he broke pane, anu tue usu ".
cold air coming without produced laii ot
tns room rhe atmosphere mad been charged WIN
..,.rv ysnor and this besoming suddenly condenser
n rstrlesra;ed fell under form Of snow, on Tue
haxds OF the aStonished danoerA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TIE oRLE,yfs1S FaCTyG ExTLE


Tho Comte PARIS entered with the nna telegram in
nj. hand He somewhat pale. and had Just left the
anartments 10 winch the COmicsse mad retired With
on uitering a word. he sat down be-iic the Due
G,Sumale Four Of the Princes seated the guests
RAD irsactively risen The young Dac dOrleAns Who,
ON seeing faJner, had also turned paIe remained
srandtur little in front The COmtc de Pans, who haa
partiay Oy6rcOme MS emotion, tneh turned
~ ths company and said: Ihe secret ballot has bad It's
nsiII effect Il IS all over. The whole Oil mas been
aoonted by a majority OF thirty-fOur. We start the
dsv after tomorrow" A profound sleuce prevailed
fnr long Quarter OF an hour. All remained stanulhg
Te stihei sobs the ladies' could be heard ana Tue
slnu re .plraton OF the men sIOwrd the enOrt win
sed Outblrst OF grlef Ihr silence
was nrsi broken ny the Due Aumsr wno' IN hs eiear
votce touched however, with melancholy, SAID Cen
,er,eu history has known many crimes IL HAS re-
corded many ldcheics Dnt never any TO be compared
u,t,h the one vlst committed Inc Connie de f~rls'
avn@ come to me lime OF hard and unjust trial.
..Nnu know very we'll" reloin-d the Due dAnmair
,lactng MS nand anectOnately on MS nephew
shoulder. "tha. whatever people may say
Sreah sueuce followed these serious snd
imvTe.sive words. NJ Lambert de -ainte CroiH break
~. .iIcnce exclaimed: "Only think that those Wh0
80 nas.rd tnis will he able 10 sleep tni> night
.f case remarked General Charette IN whom the
,an,g of the soldier aud the Ncndcau was aEouaed'
brvr faith In Providence. and await Win pefiiet con
0o.nce the nour OF the awakening" Az tuIs moihcht
INC dc Paris entered III couIh DC socn thas
~ 40 had went, she had speedily recainei courage
anJ her voice had become nrm and clear. We'll sue
80 n Ia all over, lot us resume our wandering ne
When Will please God at last TO pat -n emu 70
Thrn turning son, wlo was SUI! standlhk sne
ssiJ .fooniuR toward him. "COme, retire 10 rest Try
nd k..n M your strength aud learn 10 race ihsort
~ns 4 II Then approached the Royal nanny auu Win
ana women with tears In tbeir eyes: Dow,d 10 INC
Princes Kissed the Princesss hand ana ieAV
inc fhe Princes and the COmtcssc &c fars " 'no "a
change Of sad reflection
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

,,ooorracv and romance There s not another
''o,na W Genartment in Europe which il so oadiy
pprganzed so III informed, and utterly incapaoie
as that of the Car.