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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-01
COLUMBIA S. G., WEDNESDAY MORNING, April / 1874
TO THE PUBLIC

TIE undersigned, having assumed the
GENERAL AGENCY of the SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the State
OF South Carolina, beg leave to iurorm their
friends aud the public generally, that they
have orcued their oflico on Main street, III
the city of Columbia, where they will be
pleased at MI timos to meet their friends,
and give such Information as may be de-
sired, and to write life policies on the most
approved plans, as woll as at tho lowest
stock rates. Tho vory satisfactory and sub
stantial condition Of this great Southern in
stitution, with tho prompt and liberal man.
ner which has chara acterized it in the adjust
ment OF it's Losses, should commend it to the
highest consideration, respect aud patron
ago OF tho citizens of South Carolina. Re-
epectfnlly. HAGOOD Il TREUTLEN,
March IS t1mo General Agents for s. c.
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Baltimore &Wilmington, & NC.
Semi. Weekly Steamshin Lime.

Composed OF the first-class Steamsbipa.
REDEook CLYDE. Capt. 3. &C 6. cnmps nnIps
LUCILLE. Capt. j. s. BENNETT
i:ALElGH H.....::....:,..:: Capt. ]. 8. OLIVER
WILL hereafter sail from RALTIMOPN
wv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY and
from WIhM1NaTON every WEDNESDAY.
=, Connecting at Wilmington n. c., wifi the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road. giving Through Bills Of Lading to ana
from all points in North and Soutl Cs rolino
Georgia and Alabama. 3
Connecting at Columbia, s. O.. with tho
Greenvl!fe and Columbia Railroad and Char
otte division of the Charlotte, Ceiun1big and.
Augusta Railroad.
Connecting at Augusta, Ga, with Georgia.
Macon and Augusta and Central HairnsIa'
Steamers OF this line, on arrival in W;],
minGton, stop at Railroad Depot. and the
haliroad freight. being slowed separately in
Steamer, Is transferred, under covered sbeds
direct to Cars, without delay, and Forwarded
by the fast Freight Express that eveniur:
no drayago in Whining ton, and no transfsr.
IRON Milnhngton South. Rates guarpnte ed
ornvcr cr.charges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods uia Steamehip 10 Whining
ton. ana forward Bills OF LsGing 10 RsilrosG,
Agent, Wilmington, n. G.
For further Information, Amply 10 ciiher of
undcrsIgned Agents Of the ,,nn.
ANDREWS Il co. Agents Il. l. ". Steam
SHIP Line, No. G3 Smiths Wharf, BaltimorC..
A. d; CAZAuH, Agent q. d " Steamship,
Line. Wilmiurton, y. T..
y. POPE. Gen raj fr, i. III Atcrs
J.. ChAhk Ass'i Gen tr, :eht Ag't.
n coTllNGHAM. f;rs.raI Western,
aE'Ht. Htfrta. 'a N.v % .jmns
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TERRIBLE GALE ON MOUNT WASHING
ToN.-On Monday night, at midnight.
the signal station on the Top Of Mount
Washington reported Northwest gale,
blowing at the fearful rate of 14O miles
an hour-as shown by the thermometer
-unar.a tetnperaiure OF eighteen de-
grees, below zero. This is the highest
force ever attained by the wind in New
England, SO far as We know. A gale Of
sixty orseventy miles an hour will often
blow down trees. In the hurricanes of
the tropics force of 100, or even 10
miles an hour, is not uncommon. No
human being could stand before sucb q
gale The people in the chained-down
hut contrive to examine the anemome-
ter without emerging, else they would
be swept off bodily, and hurled down
Tuckerman's ravine. The roar of such
a mountain gale is terrific beyond words.
Hartford Conn., Times.
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$50 peo1al III rsSacom,

nRSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN rrom the effects
OF errors and abuses in early lilo. Manhood
Restored: lmpedimen,s to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and rematknbiu remedies. BOOKS anu Cir.
cuars sent FREQ. III scacd envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, 9
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pam
honorable conduct and professional skill.
Feb l0 lr3mo
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Trustees Final Notice.

l. DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, &c., of J. II. !.
Kinard SCo., it is offered without reserve
Tor thirty days at twenty-five cont. below
cost: We mean tlitcrally what we say. Tho
stock 1svaried and contains many desirable
and seasonable goods. After thirty days it
will 10 sold in bulk. Persons Wishing bar
gains will consult their interest by pricing
our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as
this opportunity will not extend after that
time. ". q. CHII,DS
March 29G Trustoc
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To round out the Bald Mountain vol
cano story and make it appear SYM
metrical, NeH York correspondent,
writing from the spot and describing
the awful sights aud sounds, says that
the first information was brought to tho
outside world by an illicit distiller, who
kept his still in the depths of the
mountain and was so, terrified by what
he heard, believing the day of ju, rsment
at hand, that he experienced Il change
Of heart and came down to ask the for
glvenesa of the revenue collector, but
whether for Illicit dNtiIling or for tell
ing Infamous lies. tho correspondent
does not state.
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INSURANCE..

OF MACON, GEDk(iIA.
W.H. JOHNSON, Sc. OBEAR,
president. Secretary
Capita! ............. ............. $500 COO
State Deposits. .............. 15O 600
The Company issues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL HLANS, giving to
non-participatihg policy holders the advant-
age OF premiums Lfss by twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
It will establish noiEDs or ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF tho
state, and will contract with said Boards ~
invest I'm said cities seventy per cent. of the
net premiums taken there, thus making it a
Home Company III Each Locality.
We confidently recommend III. staunch
southern Company to our friends an! the
pubiic, and bcspeak continuance o. Kind
patronage heretofore extended tous
BLACK & WARI.iG,
General Agents .or south Carolina
Active and reliable cai.va.eors wanted with
whom We will maze l.bGra! contracts.
Feb 9! 3r1o
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SUMMERS AIM The New York Dou
Book declares that. after all the sucri-
fee of men and money, to enforce Sum
ner's idea of negro equality, in less than
q century the negro will be utterly e1-
tinct, and thus, after all the sacrifice,
ruin and misery of his own race, all is
vain-he las only exterminated the ne
gro-whiie elsewhere whites and ne
grocs remain just as they came from
the hand of God, different species of
men.
The New York He,'ala of Sunday last,
contained twenty pages-seventy.six of
the columns filled with advertisements,
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A large religious oircle in New York
and Brooklyn is deeply stirred by the
action OF the Congregational Council,
which is now in session in the former
city. Mr.. Beecher and his church seem
to constitute the apple of discord, and
the ungentle readiness with which pain
full illusions are dragged into the discus
sion is not calculated to soothe the per-
turbed spirit of either pastor OF congre-
cation. The heat and rancor. excited by
lthe controversy will hardly contribute,
in any sense, to the spiritual welfare Of
the Immediate parties concerned; and
certainly the cause of Christianity will
derive no advantage from the quarrel.
It seems that another illustration is to
be furnished of one OF Dean Swift's
most cynical sayings, that 1--WE only have
religion enough to mike us hate, not
enough to make us love each other"
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z. Is. Orchard & Co,
uSDEit iRIvIN'S HALL.

"E would respectfully inform orr friends
W &hd the pnblic generally thnt w., NJ
now III receipt nt ono Of the incest assorted
stocks stocks OF DRY GOODS. HOSIERY. NO.
Il0N:', &c:, and at rs low prices as ,Acy can
be bought III the city.
Among orr stock will be found:
Is dozen KID GLOVES. in one and two
prices.
DRESS GOODS, in tho most desirable
shades Tor street and evening wear.
pEKCAi.ES. CkETONS and CALfCOES.
-, a good assortment OF CASSIMEREH,
TWEEDS, COTTONADES and JEANS.
:, bcst SliEETINGS and LONGCLOTHS in
tho city for the prico.
ErTES. TIES, &C., in great variety.
TO which we call the attention of all before
purchasing elsewhere
+. b. ORCHARD 4 co.
N. disconnected with our store is fret
Class eh , D1re,ss-making res, establishment, conduct
ca by MKS. BURWELL, lato Of II. C. Shiver
d Co., where she Will be ploaaod t, SEQ her
IIIrIlua atd Customers. March
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J. w. PARKER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND
FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENT


(0Glce in Carolina National Bank,)
OFFERS for sale tho most eligible REAL
" ESTATE now in market, among which is
that fine Mansion and six acres of improved
Ground, known a 8 the Elmoro property.
Tho ACRE LOT on which Christ Church
stood.
Several VACANT LOTS on Richardson
street and elsewhere in the city.
ALSO,
Several valuable FARMS, near Columbia,
including his Dairy Farm, 60 rem arknblc FOR
it's fertility.
As Fire Insurance Agent,
lie represents the LIVERPOOL AND LON
DON AND GLOBE, with assets amounting
profitable business as any Company il
Europe or America.
In the Life Department.
He is General Agent for the BROOKLYN,
OF NEW YORK, with s2. SOC, ,OeO asesets and
deposit Of old State Bonds for $50 900 with
the Comptroiler-C eneral Of South Carolina
The brooklyn" invites rigid scrutiny in to
the management and condition OF tho Com
pany, and are prepared to prove, through
their Agent, at the Carolina National Bank,
i'll Columbia, by facts and figures, why the
COMPANY may bo relied on as worthy the
confidence and patronage which il being
turned towards it by tue well-informod, who
know where and how to invest for tho future
benefit OF those they love and desire to pro-
vide for.
We beg to mention but one of many ad-
vantageous features in this Company: That
OF endorsing tho surrender value of it's
This feature has met with unqualified praiso
from tho most celebreted American actin.
aries, as also from the presp North, South
aud East. March 81 t13
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Removal.

Removal.
M he. S. A. SMITH has removed her
It1 DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
10 the store of J. II. Kinard, where she will
DO pleased to meet all her former ustomers,
ana al others who may feel disposed TO
hopes, oJ strict attention to business, 10
merit q continuance OF the same. Sprine
March imn
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New Books 1t }lyan's Bookstore.
EUROPE Seen Ilioucb American Spoc.a.
sl75.
Autobiography and Memoir Of Rev. DR..
Guthrie; very interesting and amuAing vo.
lume. ~ co.
Pen Pictures of Europo-by Elizabeth
Peake, with Plates.
Willow Drook--by the author OF "Wide,
Wide World" sl2J
English Psychology-bv Ribos. $3.50.
Mr.. Alcott's School. Il 50.
Yesterday with Authars-by Fields 50 o..
Tho Conservati"n Of Energy-by Balfour.
Dr. kohbrausch on Physical Measure.
ments. 81 So
Helps to a Holy Lent. sl.25. And other
now Books. Also, ". Iiety OF new NOVELS,
by popular authors. cheap. Marcl. 2!
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Fresh Biscuits.

On BOXES Cream. Soda, Mill, I. mon,
~ Crnckna!., Eu.ier, Farina and Ginger
SMapsH H!or -aic by NONL GILES.
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The distant war in Sumatra between
the Dutch and the Sultan of Acheen is
OF grave Importance to the future Of
Polynesia. It is, in fact, the last strug-
gle between the European and the Ma.
hometan for the possession of those rich
islands which furnish spices to the
world 1t is so regarded throughout
the East Indian Archipelago. The
Dutch have fought with stolid obati-
macy, and the Achinese with despera-
tion. The resistance of the latter re-
minds one of the Moors in Grenada.
Acheen may be considered tho Granada
of Sumatra, and the Kraton is the AL
hambra. The latest advices from the
seat OF war indicated that the Dutch
were making sure progress toward the
Bubjugation of the country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
Pacific Coast Items.


1t is rumored that the Hon. Thomas
Lindley, ex-State Treasurer and bank
er at Grass Valley, will take the con-
tract for grading the Colfax and
Nevada Narrow-gauge Railroad.
The dam of the South Yuba Canal
Company at Fordyce valley. near
Meadow Lake, which is now building,
will cost, when finished, 100000. It
will be the most costly work of the
kind on this coast.
Kern county is destined soon to be-
come one of the prominent tobacco
counties of this State. A number Of
persons having made experiments
during the past season, and having
demonstrated, that it can be raised
successfully, many others will give it
trial next season. A gentleman in
Kern Valley, this season, had some
forty thousand plants, and sold his en-
tire crop at thirteen cents per pound
for sheep-dip.
J. e. Carr has large-sized cockatoo
at his ranch that makes the best of
adverse circumstances. He has al
ways had a mate of his own species
until the present season, when, being
deprived of his companion, he has
taken up with small white pullet of
the barn-yard species. The twain go
regularly each day into the woods
back of the house, and at the regular
time return to the yard, cackling in
the most boisterous manner. 1t is
thought the pullet has a nest-full of
eggs somewhere, but the most diligent
search has thus far failed to discover
it's whereabouts. The owner Of the
bird has named him " Beecher"-Ne-
pdda Transcript.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
Annual Election.

On the last regular meeting in Oc-
tober it Will be the duty of subordinate
Oranges to elect officers for the ensu-
ing year. This is matter of no small
importance. On the efficiency of Off
GERS of subordinate Oranges depend, to
a great extent, the prosperity of the
Order. See to il, brothers and sisters,
that your, best material is selected.
Let all selfishness and personal ambi-
tion be kept in allegiance, and select
only those of superior ability to fill
your offices. Most of the Oranges
have had several months experience,
and have learned who among their
number are efficient, Jealous workers.
Our experience thus far has shown us
that there is work to do in connection
with Grange duties, and workers
should be chosen to do it. For your
Master, especially, be careful to select
your very best man, or woman, if she
be the more competent, not only to
conduct the business of your Grange,
but ito represent you at the State
Grange. Exchange. -l..r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
State Grange

The following Committees have been
appointed by the State Grange:
On Commercial Relations-Shinn
Dean and Leonard. SEE
On Cooperation and Transportation
--Bockius, Eckson, Cutler, Wolf and
On Edd;aieaa Edd;aieaa ton Oh and md LLaber- -MAatrens
Carr and Dean, and Mr.. Meyer.
On State University-Wright,A Abott
and Baxter.
Committee on Immigration-Abott,
Earl, Spences, Darlington and Dean.
On Legislation-Spencer, Coe, Mer-
ry, Inman and Halle.
Mr.. Wright moved that Commit
tee be appointed on National Finance.
Carried w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

TNHE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
4 Publishing and Printing Company; prin-
cipal place OF business being Los Angeles, Los
Angeles county, State OF California.
Notice Is hereby given that at o meeting OF
the Directors held on the 10Th day OF Septem-
Der, 1874, an assessment of 10 per cent. ON the
capital stock OF said company, being sixty
dollars per share, was levied on the capital
stock OF SAID company; that forty per cent be-
payable Immediately TO the Treasurer OF said
company, +. 7. +. Temple, at the Banking
House or Temple Workman, Los Angeles
City; that of the remaining twenty per cent.
there shall be paid to said Treasurer az said
place the sum OF ten per cent. on the 2lst day
of September, 1874, and ten per cent. ON the
18th day of Septemb Der, 1874.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of October,
1874, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment Is
made Will be sold on the 7th day OF Novem-
ber, 1874, TO pay the delinquent assessment, TO-
gether with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
Dated Los Angeles, Sept IL, 1874
N. B.-Each Stakeholder will be credited on
said assessments with the amount already
paid by him ON his stock TO the Treasurer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
Real Estate transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the week ending
October 13, 1874 as reported for the HERALD
by Judson, Gillette i Adams, examiners of
title, No. 80, Spring street, Los Angeles:
w. 9. Pendleton to S. c. Baker.-Twenty
acres at Orange; 5000.
p. N. Roth to John McCrea.-Lots and in
block "a, corner Fort and Eighth streets.
Il. A. Sanchez Ell ux to w. .. Burr-Lot 5 In
block of Sanchez tract, city; S275.
+. M. Ross to II. NJ. Mitchell.-Tnterest of
grantor in certain 63 acres of Rancho San
Pedro; $500.
W. c. Pendleton to f. r. Nicoles.-2I $40
acres in Rancho Santiago de Santa A na $780,
G. Maclay ct al. to V. Gelcich.-Four lots in
block 25, San Fernando; $40.
V. Elisalde to Susanna Athearn.-Undivided
n of lot q in block %, Eternity street; SlOO.
Contract and Finance Com. of S. z. r. X. Co.
filed q deeds of right OF way
c. Maclay ct al. TO j. LaZZarovioh. Sixteen
lots in San Fernando; $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
THE GOLDEN SONCSTER,
For the Land of
SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS,
CONTAINING
Songs of Love, Songs Of Home, Songs
OF Country.
Complimentary Edition, 1900 Copies
illuminated 7itle-Heary Paper
To be issued in NOrenlber.


.a
ns- During the month OF November the
Merchants and other business and profession
ri gentlemen and ladies will present to their
customers in Los Angeles and vicinity, Two
THOUSAND copies of the GOLDEN SONG
STER. In addition to a few pages of adver-
tisments, and q compilation ofeditorial notic-
es of first-class houses, and twenty-four blank
pages for a Pocket Diary or Account Book,
will be presented the following beautiful
CATALOGUE OF SONGS:
/. The Star Spangled Banner;
2. The Watch on the Rhine;
8. Thou art Dreaming;
4. The Marseillaise Hymn; -h
5. Wait for the Turn of the Tide;
9. Oh, why should the Spirit of Mortal be
proud;
7. Mollie Darling;
8. Meet me, Josie, at the Gate:
q. Enoch Arden-Annle Darling:
10. Kathleen Mavourneen;
IL. Shamus O'Bren; sa..arF
IL. Rock me to sleep, Mother; sk
Il. Her Bright Smile haunts me stlll;
IA. Put me in my little bed;
Is. Lord Lovel and Lady Nancy;
Ii. Homeless tonight; or Boston in ashes:
II. The Old Oaken Bucket
Is. Hope; or. Leaf br Leafthe Roses fall;
10. The Little Brown jug;
70. Shell of Ocean;
II. John Anderson, my 10;
D. BOnny Doom;
%, Swinging in the Lane;
2I Old Grimes Cellar Door;
25. The Ship on Fire;
26. The Golden Stair:
q. Pat MulOy;
%. Norah O'Neal
29. Norah's Reply;
30. 1t is better to Laugh than be signing;
81. Something Sweet to think of;
81. The Days of 'Forty-Nine;
33. The Last Rose of Summer
"a. Ever of Thee, I'm Fondly Dreaming;
80. Auld Lang Syne;
81. Joe Bowers;
81. Then you'll remember me;
3S. Deal with me kindly;
80. Beautiful Dreamer;
40. OFT in the Silly Night;
Al. Pass under the Rod;
~ That Little Church around the corner;
AZ. Lone Rock by the Sea;
Al. Let us speak of a man as We find him;
Al. Don't be angry with me, Darling;
40. / am not angry with you, Dearest;
AZ. Good Night--Farewel.
Also number of beautiful Spanish songs,
including "La Pcderosa,'' Gel Susplro," "El
Trobodor." Etc. ~s
n1s- magnificent collection handsomely
printed-elegantly bouhd-and the entire edi-
tion OF Two THOUSAND to be given away. Ask
for them at the principal business houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14

Lots Assessed for Cross streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14

n1s- magnificent collection handsomely
printed elegantly bouhd-and the entire edi-
tion OF Two THOUSAND to be given away. Ask
for them at the principal business houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14

Charles l.. Ducommun.-
Lot bounded northerly by
Bella Union property, east
erly by Henry's lot, souther-
erly by Commercial street,
and westerly by Signoret's
Mrs. Phelix Signoret.-Ilot
bounded northerly by the
Bella Union property, east
erly by Ducommun's lot.
southerly by Commercial
street, and westerly by Du-
commun's lot. Assessed for
= norton OF the crossing of
{ un5lfercial and Main Sts...
Sirs. Cathron Phillips
Lot bounded northerly by
Hellman's lot, easterly by
Lichtenberger's lot and
Kertz's lot, southerly by
First street, and westerly by
a lot OF Lichtenburger. AS
sessed for O portion of the
crossing Of First street and
MalH Street..............
Maria s. Sanchez. - Lot
bounded northerly by Pico's
lot, easterly by the Plaza.
southerly by Ernst's lot, and
westerly by the property or
the Gas Co. Assessed for a
portion OF the crossing of
Turner street and Main St. s
Pio Pic0. - Lot bounded
notherly by the R.C. Church
property, easterly by the
Plaza, southerly by San
chez's lot and westerly by
the property of the Gas Co.
Assessed for a portion of the
crossing ofTurnerstreet and
Main q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
a RESOLUTION
Declaring the Assessment fu the Ma
ser Of Grading Main strecr.

DE 1T RESOLVED, BY THE COMMON
h-CoUNClL of the. City of Los Angeles,
as follows:
SECTION l. That the assessments hereInaf-
ter set forth are hereby declared to be the
lectable from the several owners of the prop
erty respectively hereinafter escrib bed, for and
on account of the grading of Main street,
as ordered to be graded by resolution of the
Common Council on the 2lst day of May, A.
d. 1874.
SEC. ?. That each of the assessments here
matter contained and set forth as the assess
ment levied upon and charged against the
respective lots or parts thereof for the grading
of said Temple street and the grading of any
Intersection of cross streets, Is hereby de-
clared true and correct, and that the valua-
1ons respectively put upon such lots or parts
thereof are the just and correct cash values
OF such lots or parts thereof, Irrespective of
improvements thereon, liable TO be assessed
therefor:
SEC. Q. The Clerk of the Common Council
Is hereby directed to enter a statement of this
assessment in the docket of city liens, accord
ing to law, and give notice of the levy ofsuch
assessment by publication of the same for ten
days in the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD and
La Cfonica respectively.
SEC. L. The following Is the assessment
hereinbefore referred to. That Is TO say:
In the Matter Of the Grading and Max.
ing of Main street between Fourth
street and the PIaza-Assessment
List.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt.-..SEPULvEDA,J j.
TUESDAY, October l3.
Brown VS.. .Widney.-Case dismissed at plain
tifT's cost.
Cooley VS.. Coronel.-order for plaintiff to
inspect documents given.
Levy VS.. Carson. Judgment entered for
plaintiff; stay Of ten days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
Exports.

The following is a list of the exports from
Los Angeles Depot, October 18th:
Eight cs honey, 20 bis wool, cs wax, cask
hams, trunk, bxs mdse, Is bxs soap, bbls
liquor. cheese, 6 pipes wine, bxs fruit, "a
Dbl LIQUOR
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14

Probate COurt-O'MELyENY, u
TUESDAY, October 13.
In the estate of Santiago Johnson.-Order OF
sale of real estate filed.
In same Stakeholder shortening time of
sale of real estate filed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14
County Court-O,MELyENY,J ].

TUESDAY, october l3
Max Marks, a native of Germany, was nat
uralized.
Lips & Des Autels VS. p. NJ. s. s. Co-On
trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-14

hereby certify the foregoing to be n full.
true and correct assessme ment list In the matter
OF Main street, In said city of Los Angeles and
that each and al assessments are made and
payable in gold coin OF the United States.
SEC. b. This resolution shall be certified 10
by the. Clerk of the Common Council, and
DAILY HERALD, and once in Spanish in La
Croficd, and thereupon and thereafter shall
take effect and be in force.