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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

DeCastro appears at the Opera House
next Friday and Saturday nights. His per
Torrance consists of illusion and ventrilo-
quism, and is spoken Of as forming very
pleasing entertainment, being something
superior in its way Reserved seats at Nc
Ciure's Temple of Music, No. p Cherry
street.
Next Monday night, Furbish's Fifth
Avenue Combination begins three nights
engagement at the Opera House. The sat.
isfaction given by this troupe last season is
doubtIess well remembered by the play
goers of the city. Monday night-"Di
Torce." Tuesday night-"Led Astray. =
Wednesday night-"Mons. Alphonse." Re
served seats, from Friday morning, at Nc
Clure's.
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Condition Of the city Cemetery.

Workmen in the employ of the corpora
.tion. will commence next Monday to put
I'D a new plank fence around the city Gem
etery.
Councilman S. J. Underwood, chairman
of the Cemetery Committee, spent yester-
day morning in looking over the grounds,
and SAYS that in great many instances, re-
pairs are sadly needed. A number OF
tombs have fallen down, and the graves
are covered with rank vegetation. In
rainy wea her about one hundred graves
are completely flooded with water, and
several of the avenues are altogether i'm
pasSable.
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SAVANNAH, Dec. 1.-Cotton is quiet;
middling 14Ic; low middling 1876; good
ordinary 13saI3 3-32c; net receipts 5,4Ol
bales; sales 2,SS5 bales; stock $500 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec Cotton steady; mid
ding lac; net receipts 2,cO4 bales; gross
receipts 2,155 bales; exports to Great Britain
400 bales; eoastwise 1860 bales; sales
2,3SS bales; stock 7,416 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Cotton is easy;
middling lac; low middling 13.c; good
ordinary 13sc; net receipts 1915 bales;
exports to Great Britain $3.50 bales; sales
1850 bales; stock 81, $50 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. 1. Cotton unchanged;
middling 14a14.c; low middling 13talSsc;
good ordinary 1890; net receipts 2,549 bales;
exports coastwise 1874 bales; sales $500
bales; stock 24,S73 bales.
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Probably Frozen 20 Death. .

We have additional particulars of the
death of Mai. II. c. Lucas, whose lifeless
body was found Monday evening, neal
Donelsou station, on the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad. The body was discovered
by lady, in a field, about a quarter Of a
mile from the road. 4 coroner's inquest
was held, but nothing positive was ascer-
tanned as to the cause of his death. 1t is
supposed he fell asleep in the field and
froze to death S .turday night. The re-
mains were inferred yesterday.
Mai. Lucas was in many respects an es.
timable man, and his fate is sOrrowfully
regretted by an extensive acquaintance.
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DIAMOND COAL.

HE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is hard coal. viii not crumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns cheerfnlly bua
not too rapidly, leaves no cinder and but few
ashes. 1t is both clearly and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner Of
Union and Cherry streets, will receive prompt
attention Yard at the corner Of Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssp2 SIN 4thD y. n. WARD. Agent
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Regular Meeting Last Night-Th
Nuisance Question

Regular Meeting Last Nighttime
Nuisance Question
A regular meeting Of the Board of Health
was held last night, President j. ID. Punk
ct i'm the chair and the following members
present: DR.. j. r. BUST, DR.. William
Compton and Alderman Hugh McCres,
Mayor pro tenn.
The report of the Health Officer, DIR. j..
w. Morton, was received and filed. The
report shows the number Of deaths within
the corporation limits for the past flve
weeks, the nuisances abated, etc.
Ca mo ion Of DR.. j. r. Buist, it was de-
cided to refer the abatement Of a nuisance
caused by Warner q Everett's stOck-yard,
To the Health officer and the City Engineer.
The City Engineer was directed to aseer-
tain the est Of covering a sewer in the fifth
and sixth wards.
The Board then adjourned.
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IN MEgIORIAM.

MISS
heard the wall Of mothers grief,
When autumn winds were signing
A requiem for the fallen leaf
''My child, my child Is dyingi"
Obi can Il be, my GOd?" she said,
When the fingered hope had fed;
Her heartstrings broke with the words she spoke,
"My child, my child Is dead"
know the depths of the fathers woe,
Not from the words that were spoken,
But saw the measured step and slow,
And knew that his heart was broken.
The sisters kissed ''heT'' with tenderest love,
But few were the words they said;
They could not control the anguished soul
Their darling one was dead.
saw that the aged grsndparent mourned,
From the heavy signs he beaTcd;
His little STAY vas taken away,
He felt indeed bereaved.
The broken little household band
Looked lone and sad that day,
They lOnged to 90 TO the beautiful land
Where their treasure now VIII stay
felt the grief of these mourning hearts,
Ny own had deeply sorrowed;
/ knew her worth, she was not Of earth,
A boon from heaven was borrowed
To impart their natures to all around,
Such children are lent, not given;
When taken feel Ike the magnet, the steel
Should draw our hearts to heaven
knew this child was lent 70 the earth,
A link % the SKY she was given;
And the day OF her death was the day Of her
birth.
An angel is born in heaven
But human sympathy now is vain,
For broken hearts, we know,
The hand Divine alone can bind,
He feels our every woe.
God goes before in pillar OF cloud,
when we bask il prosperity's day;
In adversity's night, pillar Of light,
Guides wandering feet the right way.
Then wen 20 TO the Saviour, like Jarius Of old
He comforts him who weepeth;
His answer receive, "Only believed"
ssTke maid IS not dead, but sIsepeth-"
EDGEFIELD. NJ. l. W.
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This Mornings Fire.

At half past o'clock this morning fire
broke ont in the rear of DR.. Il NJ. Lytle's
residence, % South Cherry street. Most
of the furniture was safely removed and
the building was not materially damaged,
,xcept the rear portion. The flames were
under control soon after the engines ar
rived.
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The Hind Lecturer.

Capt. John II. Woodbridge, OF Pulaski, the
blind lecturer, will deliver his lecture on
ssSuccess in Life, the Genuine and the
Humbug," at the Edgefeld Baptist Church,
corner of Tulip and Fatherland streets, to-
morrow evening. Let our neighboIs turn
out and give him rousing house, for he
deserves liberal patronage and is an en-
Pertaining speaker.
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AICard to the Ticket-hOlders in j. y
Golladay's 6Sth Drawing.-My 6sth Draw
ing having been interfered with, | will can
eel the same and redeem all tickets by CIV
ing in exchange tickets in the December
Drawing. Respectfully, j. r. Golladay.
Bowling Green, KY, Dec. 2, 1874.
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fees; and also the assets now in the hands
of the trustee; the assumed or supposed
balance of notes, bills and other assets, out
standing and unsettled, is s., $4,000.
This balance is partly accounted for by
insolvencies. by amounts lost In COM
promises, by amounts set off against the
bank and by notes, bills and other claims
in the hands of attorneys.
But exhibit G is predicated upon the
statements of said Watson, from which the
committee are unable 10 account for the
deficit in a more definite or satisfactory
manner.
The committee do not vouch for the COR
rectness of the statements made in said ex-
hibit; nor have they any means of verify
ing them, except as to the assets now in
the hands of the trustee, the most valuable
of which have been counted and found to
be as stated in said exhibit.
Said Watson has not exhibited TO the
committee any vouchers or evidences, from
which the account could be more accurate
IL stated. Nor has said Watson furnished
the committee with any evidence of its cor
rectness, other than his own statement.
The Confederate assets mentioned in
said schedule, including bonds, coupons,
treasury notes, ETC., Tennessee war bonds,
and accounts against the State Treasurer
and Military Board were acquired by the
bank since May 6, 1861, and mostly after
the removal of the bank to the South.
Said Watson has in his hands $4,000
Tennessee bonds, which he states were
received as follows, to-wit:
Ninety-seven Tennessee bonds received
with assets for 81 900 each. ..........-S 81 900
Thirty-twO Tennessee bonds received
with assets for $3.50 each. 5000
One Memphis band exchanged for Ten
neSsee bona --.... lfuVO
Six Tennessee bonds received for South
Carolina bank notes .---......-. GOO
on Snliins. ....................... 4,OOO
Fifteen Tennessee bonds received for
Sl5,740 coupons sold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
FOrty-fOur Tennessee bonds received for
s43,63As5 coupons sold, and 1851 Is cash A 900
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APIeasant SoeiabIe.

The entertainment at Mrs. Z. v: Nor
rison's, Russell street, Edgeheid, Monday
night, for the benefit Of Tulip Street par
sonage fund, was very pleasant alialr'
The society meets next at Ms. Matthew's T,
corner Woodland and Tulip, Monday nlghI
and extends a general invitation.
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Runaway ON Broad street.

A general excitement was caused on
Broad street yesterday afternoon by fright
ened horse running headlong against an
express wagon and knocking the driver out
into the street.
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Raiirinn. AnakenIng.

A great religious revival in the Baptist
and Cumberland Presbyterian Churches at
Lebanon, resulting i'll the conversion Of
large number of persons, has just been
brouoht to a close.
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4S Church Street.

The public will find the business office
OF the UNION AND AMERICAN at As Church
street, corner of Printers Alley, nearly
opposite the old Counting Room.
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Blank C. Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tOnary; minus g. tendency 70 fall; plus 10 tan
dency 70 rise
The liver continues to fall at this point.
AT P. NJ. yesterday there were 8 feet
inches of water on the shoals
The Eddyville arrived from Cincinnati.
The JnO. 5. BransfOrd departed for the
upper Cumberland with cargo mainly Of
salt
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There is no more pleasing object to look
upon than lovely family groups, such as
may be procured, true to life, at r. Poole's
Gallery, corner Union and Cherry streets.
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MED Of Ell. Iniuries.

John Fuqua, colored, who was blown up
and frightfully mangled while blasting on
Vine street last Friday afternoon, died from
the effects of his mutilation last Monday
night.
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Black Cashmeres, Drap D'Ete Finish.
We nave just opened new lot Of our
extra Black Cashmeres, cheap as the Ordi-
nary makes. Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
Summer street. dec1 st
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CITY NOTICES.

Celebs' HOp.-A fine selection of new
Neckwear and Kids, suitable for the occa-
sion, at GRAY & Mobiles. dec2 1t
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Use DOoley's Yeast Powder if you relish
light, sweet and wholesome biscuits, rolls,
pastry, etc. Your gFoce- sells it.
dec1 dIW&w1t
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Party Sashes and Gloves at Mrs. Tynes',
"a Summer street. nOv29 At
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The Union and American job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
N styles OF type necessary TO do ali kinds or
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
other heavy work in a superior manner, as
prices below that of Northern and Eastern
cities;and In any and everything We propose 70
cd We challeng competition
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VTHE crow is not so bad bird after all.
1t never shows the white feather and never
complains without caws.
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DIR. AtchisOn has taken the Office, No.
Is South Cherry street, lately occupied by
DIR. Buchanan. nOVzo lot
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Party Flowers and Fans at Mrs. Tynes',
d Summer street. nOy29 At
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Closing Ont Priees-Low Prices.-We
offer a large lot of AIL-wOOL Diagonals,
Sateens, etc, etc, at fifty cents. Come and
see. Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer
street. noy28 81
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Black Thibet POlOnnaise.-Blaek En-
broidered Thibet POlonnaise, beautiful
lot just received. Thompson Bros. & Kel
ly, Summer street. decl 81
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THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Report of the Committee APP
pointed by the Last
Legislature.

a Searching Investigation Int
Judge WatsOn's TrusteeShip.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

Assumed balance of notes, bills
and assets unsettled and out
standing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sz,llc
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Sage Of Ratsy, OiA OeAgss 81
he q Hours ending 3 p. N. Dec. 1, 1914
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PQIaman Palace Drawing-ROOm and Sleeping
Cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
o washington and Baltimore without change OF
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained ats all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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mos. Z ,85, Z ,S6, 1871
SUFRJFFS SALE.

auRl2 ved, a, sat.sUn 1y4thp
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TEAMS. LRAVR. ARRlNhs
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday......... $50 A: Il. 1913 P. II.
Eastern EXPIRES, daily. 2:10 P. n. l2-SO P n
Night EX-
press, except Sunday 11:30 P. II. 500 A. n.
Mt. Sterling Mail, eX-
cept Sunday .......... 500 A. Il. fl;oO A. n.
Mt. Sterling Express,
except Sunday....--- 2:5o P. 4. s:S9 P. n.
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
tion, except Sunday $3.50 A. n 800 A. H.
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
tions except Sunday 800 A. n. S:oG p. H.
s lelbyTille Mail except -
INTERCHANGEABLE 600 P. 4. sos A. Il.
SaelbFTille Express ex-
cept Sunday-.......- 500 P. Il 80 P \.
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OUISyILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAELROAR.-Trainsle leave and ar
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ing l,btOfOil oU
From the above statement il appears
that there have been burned and Cancelled,
SIO5, $50. 10 more of old issue than was ever
issued. Surprising this to have been new
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
Board Of Supervisors.

MONDAY, June LIST.
The Board met at the usual time.
Present, Kinds, Chairman; Griffith,
Palomapey, Every, Machado, and Ga
Milo, interpreter. -. .r
The minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted, with some amend
ments.
A report from the Committee on the
Monterey road was received and
adopted, with instructions to the Com
mittee to open said road not less than
sixty feet in width. The District At
torney was also instructed to draw q
deed for the parties in interest to sign.
Reports Of Treasurer and Auditor
filed.
A report Of Finance Committee, with
bills, was submitted. "
Placed on file, with instructions to
the Auditor to draw warrants for the
same.
In the matter Of the contract to cover
the bridge over the San Gabriel River,
ii. was ordered that the contract for
same be and is hereby annulled, for
the reason that said bridge has already
a covering of two thicknesses of planks
The claim Of BrOdrick & Co. for sta
tiOnery furnished to the Clerk was re-
jected on cause, and the further claim
for stationery furnished to the Com
missioner of Irrigation was rejected,
on the ground that there is no law au-
thorizing the same.
In the matter of the claim Of X. d.
Wise, 1t was ordered that the portion
of said claim for attendance at the
County Hospital be paid, if correct,
and the balance Of the claim rejected.
In the matter of maintaining the
San FrancisquItO Canon road, it was
ordered that Francisco Palmorez be
added to the Road Committee, and
that all matters therein be and the
same are hereby referred to said Com
mittee.
Bill of D. Botiller for compensation
of deputies for the year 1873, referred
to the Finance Committee.
In the matter of the petition Of John
Hunt and Others, praying for estab-
fishing School District, ordered that
said petition be referred back to the
Superintendent, that the parties in
interest may be notified.
The Compton road matter was de-
ferred until the afternoon session.
Adjourned until 1870 p. NJ.
At that time the Board again met
and examined witnesses in relation to
the Compton Road No. 2; after which
it was ordered that the subject matter
be referred to the Road Committee.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Spanish News.

MADRID, May 3l.-Caleb Cushing,
L. S. Minister, was received to-day by
Priest Seballa.
Mantilla has been appointed Minis.
ter Of Spain at Washington.
The Government has forbidden the
press attacks on the financial scheme.
From Bismarck.
PARIS, May 31.-A meeting of the
Left to-day resolved that the motion
for the dissolution of the Assembly
should be passed, and that overtures
should be made to other sections of the
Chamber to secure cooperation in the
movement.
Prince Napoleon has been nominated
for the Assembly in the Department
of the Charante-Inferieure and Seine.
Bismarck is slowly recovering.
More Fighting in Spain.
BAYoNNE, May 3l.-Harnani is COM
pletely infested by Carlists, who have
had some sharp skirmishes with the
garrison.
The Fexites Revolt.
LONDON, June IA Morocco dis
patch says 1900 inhabitants Of Fee
reVOlteQ In consequence OF the lHpo-
sition of taxes. All business is
stopped. They have been fighting, and
it was hoped the Sultan would yield
to the people and remove the objec-
tionable tax.
Shipwreck.
MELBOURNE, June /. - The ship
British Admiral, from Liverpool to
Melbourne, was totally wrecked on
Kings Island. She had forty-five pas.
sengers and crew of thirty-eight.
Four passengers and five seamen es-
capped.
American Convicts.
MADRID, June IA Spanish frigate
has arrived at Oron, Algeirs, to take on
board and bring back the American
convicts who escaped from Cartegna at
the time of the suppression of the In
trausigenente instruction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
THE RAILROAD WAR
The PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
EASTER N.
ROchefOrt I'm New York.

ROchefort I'm New York.
NEW YORK, May 81. - Rochefort
absolutely refuses to be entertained by
any Of the societies here, or TO have
any reception rendered him.
Nominations for Federal Offices.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-Indications
are that the President will tomorrow
send to the Senate the name of Bris-
tow for Secretary of the Treasury, and
the nomination of Richardson, for
Judge of the Court of Claims, will also
be made this week.
Trial OF Moses POstpOned-WOOl Mar.
ket.
NEW YORK, May 31.-The trial Of
Moses, Governor Of South Carolina,
has been postponed till October next.
Fall wool continues to find q good
demand, but Spring is somewhat neg
lected. Australian has found a very
good demand, as the quality of the re-
cent arrival is excellent. Choice lots
readily command 52@55 cents. Sales
of 10000 pounds Fall California, 22@
244; $4,000 pounds secured at 60 cents;
100 bales Spring, 30@352 cents, former
for bury lots and the latter free; 49,
600 pounds lambs, 234, and 2O4 bales
Australian, 5l@53 cents.
Wool In Boston.
BOSTON, May 30.-The wool market
has again been quite active, and there
have been large sales of fleeces OF
super and extra pulled new Spring
California.
Public Debt.
I h IN
debt statement shows reduction of
81, 456,838. #E
Railroad Troubles.
CHICAGO, June LIT Is understood
that allies of the Northwestern Rail-
road are about commencing suit in
Chancery, in one of the Wisconsin
Districts, probably in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge
Drummond, to enjoin and prevent all
further proceedings against their
railroad or any of it's agents under the
SO called Potter Railroad Act of the
last Wisconsin Legislature. Suit is
brought by the Northwestern Com
pany because they are an alien COM
pany and can sue in the United States
Court-which the st. Paul company,
OSiIS ototS
The Injunction asked for will be for
the purpose of restraining and prohib-
iting great dealof litigation, and other
alleged oppressive proceedings which
are being inaugurated against the
company.
Destructive Fire.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The fire this
morning destroyed the extensive
wholesale boot and shoe factory of M.
D. Wells & Co., corner Madison and
Market streets. Loss of building,
$4,000; insurance, 100000; loss of
stock, 100000; insurance, $4,000, in
Eastern and foreign companies and
in the Fireman's Fund of San Fran
cisco, which has policy of $4,000 on
the stock.
Federal Nominations.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Presi-
dent has sent to the Senate the NOM
inaton of Benz. H. Bristow Of Ken
lucky for Secretary of the Treasury,
vice VIM. A. Richardson, to be Judge
of the Court of Claims.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
Look here, weary woman--there is

Look here, weary woman--there is
rest for you! Steam will do your washing
The new patent Climax Washer, just intro
duced in Los Angeles, is q selfacting ma
chine, and dispels all dread OF wash-day. 1t
stops the use of the wash-board; it stops all
the handwriting and labor in washing; It
neither rubs, nor scrubs, pounds, nor man
giles, and therefore neither wears, tears, nor
Injuries the most delicate fabrics. 1t washes
any clothing, no matter how dirty, from the
coarsest blanket to the finest lace in from 25 TO
40 minutes. AS We are selling the Washers on
their own merits, we will deliver them to you
for your approval. If they do not perform as
represented, you need not keep them. Call
and get one on trial, at the DOLLAR STORE,
l02 Main street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
Mr.. Beaudry's Sale Of Real Estate.

A 8 o'clock yesterday morning the
auction sale of real estate commenced
at Noyes & Durfee's. A good number
of citizens were present, but the bid
ding was hardly as lively as expected,
and consequently the sale has been dis
continued until further notice. Some
lots were sold at a bargain, and We
venture the assertion that the pur-
chasers would hardly take twice the
amount given for them. Following is
q list of the sales:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02

Whooping-cough is prevalent at
Ukiah.