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Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 44, Number 6704, 27 September 1872
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i From our Second Edition of Yesterday.] BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BY STATE TELEGRAPH.
Treasure Shipped —Wheat Received-Question About the Admission or Colored Pupils to Public schools—irrasurc of the America—luse of Mrs. Fair—old and Greenbacks.
A VISIT TO THE OLD GREELEY HOMESTEAD.
THE ADVANTAGES OF KNOWING HOW TO SWIM.
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TO READERS OF THE "UNION."
NEWS OF THE MORNING.
A COMMON INTEREST.
THE LATE GOLD "CORNER."
A GRAND GERMAN PROJECT.
PENNSYLVANIA.
CATTLE VS. HORSES.
FRANCE COPYING AMERICA.
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST NIGHT'S DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
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RAILROAD AND BOAT TIME TABLE FOR SACRAMENTO.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
SACRAMENTO MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE COURTS.
BY STATE TELEGRAPH
A Liberal oiurtbull.n — The Fair Case—The llac.-Cenito rase—Anniversaries.
Democratic Meeting at Santa Rosa.
From Los Angeles.
Stage Robbery in Nevada.
Advices from .alt Lake.
The Oregon Legislature.
The Fair at Albany, Oregon.
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SACRAMENTO UNION-SUPPLEMENT.
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NINETEENTH ANNUAL STATE FAR, 1872.
THE RACES.
PAGE CORNERED.
FARMERS AND MONOPOLIES.
HOW THE REVEREND MR. SHOFLE ACQUIRED RICHES.
EUGENIE IN THE HIGHLANDS.
TOM KELLY'S CAVE.
OREGON ITEMS.
THE TERRITORIES.
A GENERAL AND PROMISCUOUS GROWL FROM THOMAS CARLYLE.
SPEECH BY SENATOR COLE.
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