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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-24
Chancery Court at Knoxville


L J Sanford rs The 81. Louis LIE Iuiurssce
company ct ell.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
4 J. sWoru to, thai the defoidsnts This S Louis
Life lnturance 1mpsny and the bt. Louis NJ
tp0l Life Insurance CompAu1, are nob-resideuts
OF the Safe a. ornceteo, IL IL ordered that the
Chaneery Court at Knoxville, Tennesees on he
lst Mon ay in January merit 1875, and mai ia
Tense TO thu bill filed in THIS cause, + the s.ins
WI 3e taken ior confessed. THIS notice will be
for foursuooessiye weeks, A true COPY attest,
Nj PATTkEsOf. C6H.
NY GALBaL1TH. h CAN
November -, lS75-Ii 4Elt
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-24
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Sugars,


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sardines AZ case SlTe9o
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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-24
Chancery Court at cambridge

% DILL b1J,
Susan Dial ct al We. Thomas OsvsnEer OF al.
IT APPEARING TO THE CLERK ANR
Il Mater, from the bill filed In this cause. Shish
e sworn TO, that John DeanisoA and WiIe Francis
Dennlson are Ie.ldents Of Illinois; and that Dukp
Clevenger, and the heirs of Bepjamin CisyenseT
whose names are BENJAMIN CleyeDger. Georpk
Slevenger Harrison Cleyenger, Susan ClevenEer.
residents o. the State Of Missouri: II h ordere5
by the Clerk and Master that publioat on be mad
iqr Tour successive eeks in the Knoxville w eekk
W mig aud On onicle. notifying said defendants b
appear before the Chancery Court al Dandridse
ior Jefferson county, Tennessee. on the seoOti
Monday Of January next and make defense q
com plal1ants phi OF the same will be taken ~
as to them. A copy of the order-aitest,
November 2. lg75-IiIOw4t d uHEg
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-24
Drugs.
KaorUille. Mo-. 20

There are no changes to note in our drug
quotations this week, but trade in the line
showed little more activity during the
week Just closed.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-11-24
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, imparts a beautiful black or
brown. and acts like magic. 7 best in the
world. Sold ali druggist. Pr~e 6! per box
, 1875-10-20

"On Deck" complieh and While 10 fnehsnd
noticed nhark lowering Ie" feet ahove h.m.
evidently obsnrvins hin novemo.,ta. Tho nah
was At Iehht ~ fnot long and wan kuotn A. tl'e
''bntlle npsn." mn uf tho mont Nnrnrlo,it oi the
Alnik k,nd. 3lih tftseo, try naturally aia'tncd
dlc tIver. liz had found tho Al chor. made
cable lint 10 It, and WIS abssis ascending WHEN
the appearance of Tue shark made hi.n pafiae.
io had heara thas klsl ks did noi mo'est nlon 10
hfmor. 1Io doubted this, hnd did not fet' now
1,ka ,iskinR tho experiment. lie moved row
1aces from tne Anchor tho ehark ntvnu loo.
i1o returnctl to hin former piace-the shark fo'-
loset Ito wes evidently. 70 tas tfs own wofsla,
"Huottcd by the bottle tlose fot nnr''or, ant,
un!c.u a,gially favored. would fAll victim 10
in ,ornclty. iIo hardly knew hor to ac., when II,
creatuie m ] oftsu escs.en ia enemies bs darkepinR
The wsser With an lnky iuYr ojo:sed fun = 'ss
BUTTON t.ii The rater was da,ksnel around hin.
cast on Ills wsights, aud siInalcd III" man 10
haui hin, up. He waH haaIed np Immediately.
but did aut entirely escape. Iha ahark Aoalpcd
It him as he ascenlc;!, and three Of his toes
were taken oil. A llltta 1nuts a'ld his foot would
haze Kone. stout bout only sssihg 1t. Tie
happY thought Of muddying tho water saved h's
, 1875-10-20

Zero nyacinthe has just published his ser
mona II ueuevs. They conia'n the explanation
90 long asked Of lis Ieal crred. lilo takes as
text of hls 1s,sh four masin,b-ona from TT.
Augustine. "Iu things nucrrRa,y ws must bAya
unity iu things doubtful iioe1t. IN at thing,
charity" Onc from Mouta!embert, 'tTne Jes-
trrannizes and makes profit ot,. Of Catholicism"
One from Al. NsYAn III can't ray OF the Csthulic
Chursls what Joo said Of God, Even thoukf,
lie kill no. In Him vii hope.'" And last, =
pnadnEe 1rnm pcte OrAtry'a ireatlHes on tito
iatoat Council, "They fl,n,Ahtd With = coup
d otat whit tl,ov began with All ambnHcade.''
, 1875-10-20

oc@A4*A 0A.AA4s O.1Ns
4 NY PkKs)N WISHING TO INVEST katoJ IN a
n tste, climate tuslaess. olthar allghe aoFnt
can make ltY par os1t. AddtssA h1fRh!t, Hoanl 0
4 riissrcLAa8 B1KKRY AND MESTAURANT
II L '1.' iaassa Stas
F.. WELL I.6CATk6 HAKgnY, ALL cUltpLkTE.
A with we essbll4ho tuaae.s. tot .sls or saebangs
Addfaas i u. TIibans uthco.
4 CUMPLETK UuTFtF fpM fiItSf-CiAeS
"A bsksy ana rcAtaurA fur sale; u? ttD: rce
tas psssnIsea, IW south CLsEk.st.
/ 1iO0D 6lt0CENY-arUIt,: F0R SALs. WEST
mant. U.u Il III, curuar Harvard aud tvsstesa.tvA
f1uRAP InAaE or TliK HEST .EIT1 ED bTAHI.K
" on The Hide for sas for u hussos and car
s..xs Addte44 I. tr4hqns otdns.
IJALF INThAKBP IN IEMBKR "a Hp FOR sALf::
IL tarss trade s@tabshod. hian good s.ttn51 tIAmA
ss sss.d
Jlork,..LKA6E AND FunalTunE or :U:MOoM
iuF rVak eonTsnisot u u4toa dspvt and Cusion.
1Iogts. uhes .ux4RSu4ata, teAAA9 fns .aiax HdatsA
j. X. JOllShguk. Ears taEsaae NJ. 10 b. Lnus' NO.
l,uorouRApI,ERS - FAHHErTa 0ALLRNY. tQl
WRbk<A- tss faat "a AtstceAsA paosu9tArAes os
10 copying osmpsoy. Arp1Y tn prsmiss' .-~----
no TAiLoRH-FllIs hALK-ON TllH lsT or no.
bu,o%sss. % xppy Il sS Wsss asd!.sn. i:
1ai ANTKp-A VNBM FUKCiIHntW VuN SFuCK
w And aatusss 81 srua ry-ttss. doing !srss e@.n
Ea' T. IL. I aa;sa t1.s sa.i{t it, f'* '4'sH'' &aas''
t,7.,s WILL nuY STOCK AND FixlUNHs Or
SlLO : susst'tuA.kst Rent oas.p Aadfsss y w.
, 1875-10-20

OTTAWA, H., Oct, 19.-fts following were the
Supreme Court proceedings to-day:
MOTIONS DECIDED.
5H. Tie Chicago. burlington Quincy Railroad
co'ppsnI y ll.s time extended to aho l's OF No.
al Bartlett ii Vi. Dlsno; the order OF pfDrn,-
apto sst xado and c4ttse taken.
~. CoiehonF ~. CoolbauRh; tho Clark O! this
Court ia dltectcd to request tho ceiE below 10 sed
!. FeopisS Doetst-aeosss Thompson ". The rso-
pe lie continuance ses aide sud tue writ VI error
dismissed.
~. Ll.eieh y. rredbers; tho appoal dismissed
With lo per cent 1amagca.
e3t. The satue W. Bt@nbetG: aame.
Eli. The aslne w. Linguist; Ealuc.
ef3, Tuo kA1ne ". Btrutnlc58; satne-
bJ3. Thu s4u.t ". thu sanae; sanaa.
GALL or TIE DttCKET.
6nI, atswaft et vi. VI. Autnfurl t4krn.
bU9. Huuter ct al. u. HArtaook; tAtcn.
64s. faEtn u II. ~. TAs CITY of ohtcago tsksn.
Gus. A1uert H. Fox ct Al. w. tbs aane 60t. Tns Oak-
wood Csmstsey Association ". the sauna tot. w. u.
uAsHr &hs s.Iue bus Josl Walker OF. Al. w. tho
kAtue 6oj. Gsorgo T. Cook o. A. ~. the asnle; bo.
Edward s,uun VI. tic salne Ill 10 abide ths dseison
Iii. UsorRe W, Parker w. the sans 512. Obsdah
sasno bii O. q. i. Holden w tho sama; al to abide
lis. u. i. Tusksr Il a. ". Tho 8sns; ole. l.tues
IL. Gilbert tbs aa1ne sl7, H. JoEdan et a. ".
5ly. uuAatah Jackson " 1he sams 10 abide The de-
640 John lIoyd el. s.. Tbs sane; eblaes the %.
cistoA iu No. 54t Mr. utcksy requested Al early u.s.
cs!on III tl1e shoy0 cases.
ADJOURNMENT.
The court sdjou4ne4 to o'tloct tomorrow nora'
ing, ,.-.-.-
OPINION F1LHD.
An opinion waa aled this AornnG IL tue case o.
heelsf et al. Fnlitnah Of s-No. 10 ut Tie ls14
doGksk; ths decSas wa4 slhrtl<d.
, 1875-10-20
ELSEWHERE.
A Will HkT ABIDE.

a
Special DlspAtth 10 TAs Ch,saoo 7rtauHs.
Four WAYNE, Iud.. Oct. l0.-An Important
cago WAS deolded ln the Circuit Court bora To-
day. Last .lu.er an old bachelor named Elisha
Baldwin died. isavI. & his property vatasd st
100000. to be divided equally between Tue
American Board Of Commissioners Of ForcIgn Mi4-
suns aud tho Home Mlsslunasy s1cety. Tue ttuth-
us and sister Of the deceased ls0IHh suit to haVc
tns will ~ ssds 1s grounds that sesatoF was
NIT Of spnnd mtnd w1eu tue will sxtutel. Judge
Carson asttdeA tne p.aaht.Ts' saYor Md VI
lsfnl the Wall to Ia 4as aklds,
IOWA &Uy2xNx cop2T.
Spsstat UtspA4<A tu fAs CA.Euvv fttbuAs.
DupuAGx. la.. uct. l0.-Ths Bulrens Court met
this Inorulug. Opinions wete Rendered ukou tbs fol-
lowing can&sai
SCHROEDER ". The Chicago, Rock I4lsad Pacinc
Naikro4ds atpt.Ant fsuu scats DlFeuis Court; re-
FaxBa1,
Nrwtou ct H. ". bsalar It H.. from ths Las Dls.
tsf. Court; 4tnrrIea.
sssysus ~ Tns hoard Of Supervisors Of Corro Cor
do County atsuet.
, 1875-10-20
4 Diver Fixed ~ q ah ark.


In 1851 Iames Exlt-o, q siosadofe, wh,ls
warpiu8 tue ship GoneAee 10 berth OF Harktt
street wharf lo,t IN aucAuE. Won Dack" wax The
opIy alter sxrapt n.ll Matthews thou kno ~ lu
tAa city. aud sss aeut los to recover the AnohQs.
, 1875-10-20
TO REHT-HDUSES.

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r. ss 4 sf s1 ss e.; w. w., s:nr:
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MGHrynay nSrnM! NJ ntcK 9S
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Il z :Sy s s.sEsss IlSsE WI
" rls... % s,.ns ''' 'of a
ft'n ENS1- - ihpJAsa:sy., rHAME nnusE
In. =. nc" reduced run e'o to H.
h.uto aD "at.'h-at. ihu'ist II I''h.+. uI@'t.t1.
r4s. q: ''Gi bH?'D Il !S J@ It =. il, :, @ 4: r.
aoa d t9a A: Tia.'n ris,, r z.
H tabAks4 s4 81 sSk1kf. N IL III III ~ q. '' ' ~
ies.:.d s,s' "a s;S 'sts.. Ho o. S's'u.' q
ft,s, nEsr-rwklyE 26T0KY AND HAsKMESr
+ ss ros.s s % ii =. nq M ssta ssf .s m
,s T. r. ;"qts IL! "i 3
o HES5r1K7Ty TN 4; 3a.I,' 5,1isE Isi3,i i!
.pd n 1odern npta. ,nente; largo yssa; gnod b.1r
;ss " :se;; aSS s'E f't''
! I'o N;,y~A rrnXisiiEi, IUfrAGt; IsM,Ms,i
, 1875-10-20

4 OKNT5 WAKrKD-ATgkSFioa AkoAANlOs-A
mn rhanrs Ia pNee$d u thd1Atr1oAs
eIsstia a. T. " 1olk IL MD uai Vi ths ey "a ssti0s
xGIaA /. psatt AAcsuasn. aud u cl@htsass VI
4aApla4 eAul q Gall fot As<s ~ Adss
Npgts. Aatsizva md Oiask-sAA. lossa ~
, 1875-10-20
FOR hALl.

FOR hALl, .
f1oA sALE- -UllE4r,A GuvD hfcnS!nIhHthln .:!aI Y; y
hotth CAatAa-s.., susr Ll4suvus. - -,- .. ,--.-
ttutt hAl.k-A FINE OAK AND BLACK NALSgt
Il gpuntsF And desk VIAL s!A'- -pan1lsa 9f!sistk.
&uj aS tQs .1u t1t4&uEs oaeo u 11s4 saah
b. II eoAs. Pa Ttseaus oAee. -..---.
EJH 51Lc.-Lan1E FINE MUSIC BOX. PLAYS
Ii ri sss siss tic J. NlI 10 Aoid EsJ caeap
uwne Eas n, :. lr Ii. liz Elt. nsx u hA,sInen!
, 1875-10-20

{7VU0LI101U 0Oo15s
.c">--"--,..S
fHURNITuME. gAf,pErs. cHucKEkY. AND
stoyes IN n4tAlInsntH u ptcas loEee than the Su*
ett Marhle-tuV 0hsfnbcr tets II ~. go. Aut w
ward. Harb1e iop tables q, w. sla.nd upward:
ssa kmusss. !aunxs ~ s ana foshershs l a.
Ind In st'u. cDtnoTt kaa practice.
L.lty, ~ S, ". sl H33 Once seoa AMI Jou Nil baJ
m tber Ii Il fuur tntDro*t in e1Anii1s Duf ttotk
E.sy terms and squire doaliux kmps PsrluF Asdatsad
Eu.lpaay. 59S " lost AAdssoM.st. .---
ffUKNACE3 : FUKNAuE3 - HASE~EURSERa-
Il tAu9ps and coax atoses-
CO examine th" - Commander Furnace"
Ito oxAiniue tho HaaS- -itnsais1z k&as.tas.
Go examine tnt 1ood Nocofd nasa tiurnef.
90 s1Ap.tAs th& Mew EaElAnd h&u&a+
to extnItus the Hwest llulne NanRe.
90 81 amino tho Mofrins Gory Dotk.
4, 81. HkAItLI.S IL l4ke-tst General Agency Ltto-
Held ht.1ve Co. anu Pctfy Stoso 20.
MI |00'-, I6l StAta.st.
bargains in furniture.
Eeu and el1kant pAf!ut sett, 49,
4to &@ kN, 80, &sL kiN. 81D.
Handsome walnut chamber saJ,
hGb. Nv, Nv,
1Xusfl dni LIN t1la tnCn
, 1875-10-20

G..1n-EIEuAST sISuEN FAMILY SEWikGiAA.
N.ttb chna nca,y pyEi h. tuck la kvr, ste.. Loaf
lxSis assas IA 11aAsa ~. als NJ. vi Assaix4Hav
, 1875-10-20

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4ln CLASSICS. 7to snl., put ~ w. Oesen. t'niI.8
for Ill., Slskgp4AsA cl,lItixa tut II. .lIea p,tA
Uas.,vrbv1, ii. pub. ~ $laV. AthhEk1 thsAp s>osA
ssoEs. ita Aaul4aa-st. Opsa e.snt ntg.,---- -,
ftltR bDALE OF PHlGkS-$a hrk fOs; f-k9
lii 70 L4ak fur o. Is u tolk E,r wv w. otok ~ ~
Wp b. IN t,61k sueudid 1ssos =! u !, st ,. .1
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-06-10
S. @. THURSDAY, JUNE 10 1870:

he was to grant general pardon, except 70
few of the more notorious, and to punish
those so as to make them public example,
None of these items of instructions did he
fully carry out. Nodoubt he was, by nature
unfit for the emergencies of his situation
He tried to please both proprietors and people,
and really pleased neither. During the lat
ter part of his administration, band of pl'
rates came into Charles Town. These he ap'
pretended and brought to trial. This greatly
aroused the indignation of the people. The
pirates were cleared, to the undoing Of Gov
ernor Ludwell.
The people and the proprietors now began
to wrangle. Right or wrong, the people were
openly inclined, as heretofore, to shelter and
protect the pirates. The proprietors seemed
to be determined to punish them. The diff
Guilty respecting the punishment of the pirates
having commenced, other and no less con-
flicts between the proprietors and people soon
followed. Governor Ludwell, no doubt from
a want of decision of character which was
sometimes mistaken for mildness, seemed te
take part with the people. He even went sc
far in favoring the people as to propose to the
Parliament "new form of deed for holding
lands" This the proprietors would not bear
since they claimed the sole right to dispose Of
the land. On account of this popular act, he
was removed from Office in 1893, and Thomas
Smith was appointed to succeed him. Gov
ernor Ludwell went back to Virginia, glad
says an old historian, to get rid of his charge
(To BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-06-10

GLOW can thank you for your kindness ?"
exclaimed the stranger. "May be pardoned
for asking to whom I am so greatly in
debted ?"
MY name is Vaughan" replied Virgilia,
and at that instant, there flashed across her
mind a consciousness that she had been con-
versing too freely with this person, who was
so entirely unknown to her. She blushed
crimson, and drawing up her slight figure
with sudden assumption of dignity, bid him
good evening, politely, but with coldness, and
turned to 60 away. The gentleman once
more thanked her, and mounting his horse,
cantered of in the direction she had indi.
Gated.
Virgilia reflected on this little adventure,
as she walked home, with feeling of some
dissatisfaction. She feared that she had dis
played too much unreserve, and almost re,
GREETED having undertaken to act as guide.
"But he might have got lost," she argued ;
"and he seemed to be perfect gentleman
after all, ! think it was nothing but an act OF
common politeness on my part. What pecu'
liar eyes the man has. They seemed to draw
out my thoughts, when he looked at me-l
don't remember ever having such a singular
feeling before"
Cro pE coNTJN11ED NEXT WEEK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-06-10

sar An eminent clergyman in Trenton, sat
in bis study, some time ago, busily engaged
in preparing his Sunday sermon, when his lit
tie boy toddled into the room, and holdingup
his pinched finger, said, with an expression Of
suffering, "Look, pop, how l hurt it." The
father, interrupted in the middle of a sentence,
glanced hastily at him, and with just the
slightest tone of impatience said, Il can't
help it, sonny" The little fellows eyes grew
bigger, and as he turned to 60 out, he said in
low tone, eyes, you could you might have
said Oh" There was sermon in minia-
ture
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-06-10

HAVE You ENEMIES Go straight on and
don't mind them. If they get in your way,
walk around them, regardless of their spite.
A man who has no enemies is seldom good
for anything; he is made of that kind Of ma
terial that is so easily worked that every one
has hand in it. A sterling character is one
who thinks for himself, and speaks what he
thinks; he is always sure to make enemies.
They are as necessary to him as fresh air;
they keep him alive and active. A celebra'
ted character who was surrounded by enemies
used to remark, "They are sparks, which, if i
you do not blow, will 60 out of themselves"
alive down prejudice" was the Iron Dukes
motto. Let this be your feeling while en-
deavoring to live down the scandal Of those
who are bitter against you. If you stop to
dispute, you do but as they desire, and open
the way for more abuse. Let the poor fel-
lows talk; there will be a reaction if you per-
form but your duty, and hundreds who were
once alienated from you will flock back to
you and acknowledge theirerror.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
pRs. CHASE g. LYONS,

CsURGEONS AND DPRACTITION ERS Of Ho-
y meopathy. Office and residence, Back
man House. Night calls promptly attenueu;
tsy- Special attention given to diseases, ol
women and children, st oct9h
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
Sale Of George Treats Stusi-OId Thaa
Knocked down far SI.IO0.
From the S. F. Call, Jan. 90. ]

The sale of George Treats stud by
Gregg & Bowley, took place yesterday
in front of the Merchants Exchange,
and attracted a large assemblage of
spectators, including curbstone brokers
Laughlin was he real principal of the
sale, for money advanced by him to
Treat. There was little anticipation
on the street that the horses would re-
alize good values, the condition of
stocks having done much to tighten
the purse-strings of persons likely to
buy. Punetually at the hour an
nounced, Mr.. Bowley mounted his
stand, and the veteran flyer, Thad
Stevens, was led forth, and his merits
expiated upon. Thad looked as dull
and unconcerned as he does on the
track. He did not even whisk his
tail and go into furry when the
autioneer elected as the first bid
$500. By easy gradations the bidding
reached 81 100, and at this figure Thad
became the property Of William
Chapman.
Henry was withdrawn from sale,
having been disposed of privately.
Monday, a stallion of eleven years,
with an average record, was sold to
Mr.. Nelson for $500.
Nell Flaherty, one of the most fleet
footed mares in this State, and the
winner of many important stakes,
found an owner in Wilbur Pierce, the
jockey, for $1,000. Pierce bought for
A. G. Buckley.
The trotter Ven ture, eleven years
old, was bought by r. S. Farley, OF
San Leandro, for $1,000,
Chas. Mclaughlin bought Matte
Howard, nine years old, for $500,
Camilla Urso was purchased by
VIM. Mcdonald for $575, and Annette
by II. l.. Bowley for $425. Kate
Chase and Turf Gallery were with
drawn.
The total realized by the sale is 81, 245.
Before his defeat by Katie Pease, Thad
Stevens alone was worth considerably
more than this amount.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
=. RI. MCKEE. M. b. !.

DuYsICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE,
No. Spring street, Qppposite Temples
Rank. RESIDENCE = First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrls-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
a Threatening letter from Chaves.g "

The following is telegraphed from
Hollister. Itdoes not probably amount
to much. Unless the officers are
greatly mistaken, Chaves is not now
in this State:
This morning e. Aquirre, of Hollis
ter, noticed in the express office three
letters written in Spanish, two adj
| dressed to the citizens OF San Jose and
one to the citizens of Hollister. The
letters We're held for postage. Aquirre
told the express agent and they opened
them. Following is copy of the
letter:
NOTICE TO THE TOWN OF HoLLISTER
JANUARY OF 1875.
Captain Cleouara Cltaoes to the inhab-
itdqets Of Hettister:
Know you that in regard to the acts
committed by the Captain of my COM
pany, | say that /, finding myself
guilty of those acts, fled to Mexico,
but having been informed while there
that Vasquez was under sentence of
death, | have returned us far as this
place, with the aim of disclosing the
falseness of the evidence sworn to
against him, and in case that Vasquez
should be hanged, to quietly mete out
u recompense, because | do not believe
that | am in need of resources or lack
sufficient valor to take him or meet
deittil III the attempt. j wish TO see
the result. For this reason let ysu
know that if Vasquez is hung by his
enemies, who through fear have turned
against him, then you will know if /
know how to avenge the death of the
Captain. / do not exact of you to set
him free, but / do not want him hung,
because he was not bloody. This | can
prove under oath in times gone by.
T. Mcmahon will remember that Vas
quez saved his life subsequent to the
murders at Tres Pines. | was he who
formed the head of the afiray. He
(Vasquez) certainly was our Captain,
but | neglected the orders that were
imposed upon us. If this is not suffi-
cient, or if by this means Vasquez
does not get his sentence appeased,
then you will have to suffer as in the
time of Joaquin Murieta. The just
with the unjust like will be punished,
according to law. Then you will never
more hear of me in this county or the
State, neither of me nor my company,
if he has mitigations given him. Let
it be published in the papers with
nothing more.
CLEovARA CHAvEs AND COMPANY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
NOTICE.

N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council of the city of Los Ar
gelas-will receive proposals at Its meeting OF
February 4, 1873, for the construction OF u sewer
according to the following speellleatlons
M KREMER,
Clerk of Com. Council.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEWER ON NEW HIGH
The sewer on New High street, from Short
street to the junction with the sewer IN Main,
corner of Turner street, to be l4xl4 Inches In
the clear inside to be built of 2-lnch clear red
wood the sides to be laid lengthways of the
sewer and the top and bottom to be laid cross
ways ofthe length of the sewer, the whole TO
be properly nailed with 40penny nails and all
Joints and connections to be made tight, ana
all joints of fside pieces to be covered with strip
of IKE redwood. =,
The sewer on New High street rom the hill
in front of DR., Bush's properly 10 its Junction
with the sewer on New High street and Tur-
ner street to be l0xl0 inches in the clear inside
to be builtof pinch clear redwood, the sides
to be laid lengthways of the sewer and the top
and bottom to be laid crossways oil the length
of the sewer the whole to be properly nailed
with 40 penny nails and all joints ana connec-
tions to be made tight, and all FONTS OF side
pieces to be covered with strap OF 2xb redwood.
| The sewer to be placed not less than . leet be-
| low the esurface of the street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN the meeting of the Common Council to
be held on the 4th day of February, 1879, Mrs;
Maria Louisa de Sepulveda Will apply 10 salu
No 2 in block No. of 0rd's survey OF the city
of Los Angeles.
Any person objecting TO the granting OF said
quit-caim deed must file his onectlons ln
y,vritino with tbe Clerk of the Common Council
at least one day prior to said meeting Of the
Common Council. M. hhE ME-
Clerk of Com. Council OF Los Angeles as City tity
+ Los Angeles, Jan. %, 1870 Jaoo tor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
Dr. L. Dexter Lyford,

DHYSICIAN AND SURtEON = OFFICE,
No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles.
California. Office hours-9 to ii A. M; TO
and Y tOSP M apZ5-h-z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
LINES OF TRAVEL.
= II E A Nj f r. =.
IMPORTANT CHANCES.
LEAVES Los ANGELES;

On and after THURSDAY, January 14th,
1875, and until further notice, trains Will run
every daY AZ follows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
MiSCELLANEO
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Wednes-
~ day the Sd day of February, 1873, Twill
expose for sale at public auction TO the high
est bidder for cash in u. S. Gold Coin, Lots
and 9, block No. 3S of Ord's survey. Said sale
Is TO be held in front of the Council room, at
IL O'Clock M, of that day. The minimum
price of said lots has been fixed by the Com
mon Council by Resolution at 500, each.
NJ KREMER,
elk. of Com. Council, Los Angeles City.
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