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CONVEYANCES.
" A Hoover to Jas Ward-Lots IL, ~,
y: IA, ~, 70, 2l and % OF Homo tract. city ;
500.
Henry Krumdick to Juan Bernard-W
iot0. b 81. Ord,s survey; s..
ID O Wiley TO = b Caswell-Undivided
of the Tousely Petroleum IN claim; SO.
Fl Y Wiley to Mary l. Ellis, widow of
Iohn Ellis. deceased-One.fOurth OF
above claim; $40
w II Spu geon 10 e Turner-Part lots 7
md ~, blk IL, Santa Ana; $40
GerardO Preci do and Lug Yorba Pre-.
dido tn Juan Y Tabnya--i.43 acres Ia San
Gabriel arroyo and road; $50
SoledAd P de WIllhart To Rosario Bi-
nclosa-I.ot4. Murat garden, First street.
Thos McG0ry esta,e to Ann McGory.
widOw-Lot7. block rs, Johnston tract
Probate Court
"A uiasseil to B Emery-20 acres In
Rancho san Rafael; 5000,
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
,urpassed in California outside OF San
francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches. etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF w Worship. graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

The Russian Electric Baths OF II.
Hughes and Wife are located at NO.
Is Main street, opposite the Pico
House. Gentleman and Ia
dies will be waited upon by persons
)f their own sex. novl4t1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

homestead for widow argued and
submitted; hearing of petition for
sale of real estate continued for one
week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE
US. ARMY.

Division of kilograms and Reports for
the benefit OF Com mcrce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, Cal, Dec. 70. 1873
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ACARD.

To all who are SUI ferlng from the errors
and Indiscret.Ons of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of m tnhood.
etc., will send recipe that will cure
you FREE Uf CHI ,R4H. This great
remedy W as discovered by mi sionary
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE makes a speciality Of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
printed at low rates.
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STOCIk REPORT,
MORNING s EssIoN.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARE.
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List 0f l.etters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining In Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office for the week ending
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

Dec. 12, 1878:
Andrews, j O Iowa. Delfna
Bak r, ID McKene, w
Binder, FItd husgrove. Mrs W Il
ker, Q Menarl, JB
Camel. AW Msgee. A
rais, Jas Noite, @
Conneily, F Powers, Mrs M
Douglass, bell-3 Snetser, Leonard
Denioke, NJ Strable, Paul
Giordap. Il Turner. Mrs @
Gi' en-, Mrs N r Woodward, CA
Guirado. r Watron, Mr.
Howard one arm Woodrough. ] II
Kegan, Mrs John We'll, Nathan
kiilner, Geo WI ks, FW
Lepinay, Aug
WM. PRIDHAM, Agent.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13
Central Market, 81 Spring Street.

Having Just purchased 9U0 head
Of hogs, rs head Of whicn l Kill
every day, take pleasure In an-
nouncing to the citizeus of Los An.
geles that I am prepared to serve
them with choice spare-ribs, back.
bones, pork tenderloins. etc., as
we'll as choice sugar-cursd hams,
breakfast bacon and lard, all of
which will be furnished at the
most reasonable rates. Sugar
cured hams, 12A cts. per pound; 10
pound cans of lard, full weight, l2a
cents per pound, and other meats
in proportion. Also Club House
cause yes.
UI2:iw r. L. COLLINS.
We take pleasure III announcing
the arrival In L,s Angeles of MIR.
F. Lindquist, who Is connected In
the capacity of cutter with the es-
tahli,hmeut of +. Veyessett, mer-
chant tailor, M 7 Spring street,
Mr.. Lindquist has been employed
for many years as cutter In the first
establishments of San Francisco,
among others with Messrs. Burr &
Fink, which house during that
time was considered the very best
In the metropolis. Mr.. Lindquist Is
welcomed by many people Of our
city who have hitherto had tailor
Ing work done la San Francisco,
but who will not need to send
henceforwarl to secure first-class
accommodation. Mr.. Veyessett's
establishment Is In receipt OF u
large assortment Of French, Eng
lish and American cloths, suitable
for the winter season. Here you
will fipd the largest and finest as
we'll as the newest assortment OF
goods In Southern California.
Broadcloths, beavers, doeskins, d.
agonais, fancy cassimeres, velvet
and silk velveting constantly on
hand. Mr.. Veyessett will not fall to
give perfect satisfaction to his nu.
merous customers, as well az rea'
sonable prices. deco I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-13

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Property rrsoss-v,.

FROM JUDsoN, GILLETTE a GIBsoN's TRAN
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, DEC. IL 1873.
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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

vxTHY BUY an old,
wv good -for-nothing
PIANO, when you can get a
good new one for $3.50, on
the Installment Plan, at the
Music Store, 46 Spring St.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

putting the distance rapidly between
'nem. She knew that he could not
reach her now, aud thanked heaven she
was safe, although the big drops of
ram were fast falling. The clouds
winch a while back only looked
threatening, opened now in all their
Jury and poured out thier wrath upon
'"e world which only an hour before
was teeming with brightness and
unSui passed loveliness. Tracy Mvr:e
Stood where she left him, swearing in
us wrath bitter oaths and vowiny
70 make that proud woman sue for
mercy at his hands. To think of
pursuing her was,worse than useless.
so he stepped into his buggy and
started for home at furious rate. for
ne DID not wish Lima to beat b,m
hoihe' so IN his mad way he urged
MS horses on mercilessly. He had
only gone about four miles whom
ioud clap of thunder, accompanied by
severe flash of lightning, frightened
MS horses, and caused them to turn
INTO the woods. In doing this they
ran against huge tree, thus breaking
the vehicle all to pieces. Tracy fell
out, and for considerable while he
lay unconscious and bleeding by the
roadside. In falling, fortunately, he
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all that saved him from death that
was TOO good for such wretch as he
was. Rncr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
TH0S. MARSHAL'S TRIBUTE TO
HENRY CLAY.

The following is beautiful tribute
to Henry Clay. 5v Hon. Thns. f.
Marshal, at a meeting of friends III
ed together in contemplation of the
erection of q monument to tuat dis
tinguished kenfuckisn.
"They may lay their pedestals of
granite rear their polished columns
ill they pierce and fluut the skies:
they may cover their marble pillars
all over with the b azpnry of his
deeds, the trophies OF his triumphs
, aud Of his genius. aud surround tlI-m
with images of his torn, wrought oy
'he cumnlngest hands they may pre-
serve the ashes 0t the trali ter!ru.ent
ghtch once held an has fiery soul; he
not there. The pIl,uhod .astc has
burst it, bars aud jared away from
strife, conflict AMI calumuv. He is
not dead-he lives ; | do not mean tie
| lie ternal Ill yon other world, of
| which religion teaches. but here on
| earth. He lives tie life which men
call f,me-ihat life the hope Of hich
forms the solace of high ambition,
which cheers aud susiains the brave
aud wise aud good, tue cham pions of
truth and human kind, through all
their labors-that lite which is be-
yond all chance or chang,
expansive, queuchless as time or hu-
man memory.
"He needs no sta'ue-he desired
none. 1t was the image of his soul
he wished to perpetuste-he has him
self stamped 1t i'll lines of fame on
the souls OF his countrymen.
"Not all the marble of Carrara,
fashioned by the chisel Of Angelo iu-
TO the mimicry of breathing life, could
convey to the seuses likeness SO per-
feet as that which he has left on tho
minds of men. He carved his own
statue, his own monument--iu youth
he laid the base, broad as this whole
country, that it might we'll sustain
the mighty structure which he de-
signed. He labOred heroically through
lite on the colossal shaft; in 1850, the
last year of the first half of the nine
teeDth century, he prepared the heal
ing measures which bear his name as
II capital, well protortioned, and in
perfect keepingiwith the now finished
column
He crowned his werk-saw that it
was good and durable-sprsng to its
lofty and commanding summit. and
from that lone height, gazing upon
horizon which embraced all coming
time, with eternity for his back
ground, and the eyes OF the whole
world riveted upon his solitary Zig
ure, consented there aud thus to die
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
IEFE. DAVIS BOOK,

In regard to the delay IN the appear
ance of President Davis forthcoming
work, the Pensacola Gazette saws:
We have reason to believe that at the
inception of the work, which was COM
menced little over a year since, it was
not anticipated that it would be through
the press before this time. The contract
with Messrs. Appleton allowed ample
time TO elaborate the work, and neither
Mr.. Davis nor his literary assistant in
the work Of authorship spare any time
or trouble in attaining accurate and
complete details as to every matter
treated. A vast mass of documents have
to be overhauled, and we presume that
the amount of correspondence involved
is enormous, for necessarily constant
letters of inquiry must be addressed to
persons who were connected with the
affairs Of the Confederate States in civil
or military capacity. We have no idea
that either Mr.. Davis or the Messrs.
Appleton can be hurried to the issue Of
an incomplete work by the malicious
aspersions of the guer'llas Of the press.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

WAS Ger,
Joys that were vanished 10 come neveruorc,
Pleasures IN which We saw yIImy,s"s o. Heaven
! MIrth where the angels themseive, can. nm
bidden,
Smiles that would brighten crerniry'- shore,
| Words that Will sound IN our hearf, eycrru.r,
| Pressure OF hands that deep sympathy told
! 'rlsnCes that did the heart : Treasures usI;.,I
Voices We longrd for, which To II, had died.
| Hours that We wished for, swept over I'll,
| tide
Hopes thar We prayed for - consigned 10 III.
| deep,
Friendship We lived for. bu, yet could not keen.
All these comnlinsled. win! on i'll the gloom
| ANA the heart chants requiem over thu tomb
ASa'n-hush ASsIn-h sh Again II ,iufu toll
lis the kncl of wrecked hopes that walls over
the souir
on why mus; our life be an anguish of seeming
i"-day-on the norrow, be only Il dreaming
y ufram oia momen;, then what W. have known
vi pieaour-- or sorrows forever he flown
L Forever D" flown when time l. 30 ntet.ua.
No Every step. some mem'ry l. n.ctlns
some mem ry that deep u the heart naz be. n
some 'nem'ry 0 or Which the heart uy.y Iu4v h..
signing.
And flashing upon us the keen recollection,
Before Us arises quick r-trnsucc;!pn
What visions are these What feellngs come
Ger Us .
The Past Is revived and plsses beforeu.
But anon II Is g0ne-in the present again
lhe luom-nts that greet u- repeat an Aru-n
he Old year Is DYING toll out Ih- sad bells
]" h!ie mem rieS breathe softly their final far
wells.
are thee wei fare ;hee- we'll says the llui
fed hearts bell,
so soon thou has, left Us farewell ,,.
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The sat notes OF parting wall forth in r,. yton,
While nature, IN mourning We l.ayr ,,,r ,,,.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
IN THE BAY Of NAPLES.
! ttt hASAS READ

+. BUCHANAN READ
Ne soul to-day
10 far aNuy
SaiIIng The Ne-nyIan bay:
My winged boat
bird afiOat
swings rUuud the purp!- ucak5r,iupt.
Round purple peaks
1t sails, AMI seeks
Blue in,ets and their crystal creeks
Where Hh rocks throw
Through ,lecps below,
duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague, and dim.
lhr mountains swim
hhlic on NesuyIus' misty brIm.
With Oulstrrt tched hands,
Ihe gray smoke stands,
O'srlookinS the vol" i1ic lands.
Here, Ischis smiles
O'sr liquid mil, -
And yondsr. bluest OF the Isles
Calm Capri waits,
Her sapphire gates
begui!InS TO her bright estates
heed not. if
My rIppling skia
floSt sNiit or slow from Cl III TO ClIn
With drramtul eyes
Ny spirit lies
Under the walls Oi Paradise,
Under the walls
Where swclls and falls
Ihs bays deep breast at Intervals
At peace lie.
Blown softly bv
A cloud upon this liquid sky.
The day, 80 mild,
Ia heaven own child
With earth and ocean reconciled-
The AIR ] feel
Ar.uni m. steal
Is murmurins to the nurmuring keel.
over the raII
NV hand trail
Within the shadows of the sail
JOY intense,
IN" cooling sense
Iiides down my drowsy indoIcncc.
With dreamiul eyes
My spirit lies
hhere summer sings and never dies
O'erSeil"'i with vines
She grows ana shines
Among her future oils and wines
Her children. Ind
The cliffs ami,i
Are gamboiIng with the gamboltuy kid
Or down the walls,
With tIpsy calls.
Laugh Oh the rocks Ike waterfalls
The fathers child.
With tres-rs wild
Unto the smooth. briRh, sand bcguIled.
With glowing lips
Sings AS she skT;Is,
or Eazes at the iar-On shipA
lOn deep bark goes
Where traffic Uluws
From lands OF suns 10 lands of suowa
MS happier one.
Its course is run
From lands Of snow 10 lands of sun
- ohappy ship
To rise and dip,
win The blu. cry stall NJ your lip
o happy crew!
My heart with you
sails. and sails, and sings anew
No more. no more
The worldly shore
opbraids me with Its loud uproar,
With dreamiul eyes
My spiritlieS
Under the wall of l'aradis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
A ROMANCE FROM FAR ALASKA,
From the Portland Transcript. I


A young man who was in Alaska
some four years ago fell in love with
the only young lady Oh the island, a
girl of fifteen, who was possessed OF
extraordinary beauty, and whose hair
fell below her knees. But he was un-
able to communicate the "old, Old
story" for she did not understand
word of English, nor did he speak
Russian. In his dilemma the arrival
OF the priest on his once-im-two-
years visit was godsend, and to
him he made known his love. The
priest. knowing the young mau to be
possessed of high character aud q
fair fortune, thought it was lucky
chance for the young lady to escape
from q life of such isolation, and he
willingly persuaded tie girls mother
her father being dead), t. consent to
tn" match, but the young lady her
self was not to be persuaded. She
argued that she had never spoken to
the young man who expressed such a
desire to be her husband, had only
seen him twice, aud he had been on
the island only forty-eight days, but
her objections were overruled, and
the marriage took place. After living
in Alaska for several months, the
young man brought his bride TO his
home in Cleveland, o. She was as
tonished al the fashions she saw, aud
declared that nothing would induce
her to wear her hair otherwise than
fowing-as she had always worn it.
But before tweuty-fnur hours had
passed her mother-in-law had persua-
ded her to try the ef-ct OF braids
around her broad and shapely head;
aud now she dresses as much in the
fashions as any lady in Cleveland.
Last year her husband went TO Alas
Ia again aud brought home the young
sister who is eleven years of age, aud
promises to be as beautiful as the
elder. The mot"er, bereft both her
still cliugs to her home on
one of the islands Of Alaska.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
l. p HOOD, ). II. GREEN, c. II. Vas B.ARkIS
Texas Missouri. New York.
HOOD, GREEN & VAN BlARKtN,

DEAL ESIAlk A',ESIS. Jei-l,un CIty
~ NO. 10 ssnerai Rr2 hstate business.
pa. lie, CrsIIcgs vi seI!lES real estate We bt
leave 10 Cali ttIvir attention tn tie iact mat
oar arIL Is always i- east IN. iuclng cspItaIIsI
To iISrsI III Hestvra Ieal esIate- our COMM -
sIOHs l'eut NJ SAFE, NO c.iarE~. " c al-O ole.
Tor SAFE tue farm. ~ Missouri, 10 var:Uus CCUu
tie-- We Sell ~ great haT.Itn anu OU IoE.
liiue, part CASH, UaIance per cent interest. " Z.
SScnaaSe pubtIc i.uC- au,l improved real c,Ta ,
IN texas IOT Improved iarRis Missouri. Or
ur5t class reiL estate pay lart In cash, enabi!H-
paItlro Ges.rOus vi uI.sTatlng TO leAas 10 g,I
tne.r homes while !apt Is Jet cheap Guides
maps sent to all. Address al Jefferson
tAy. Mo Reliable SSents wanted every
County 10 represent oCtl3I
noon. GkEEN & VAN BLAKkIN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

such Us Sore, Weak, Infsmed. Red, and Wssery
hihEiaS Noises IN the Head: Sore Throat; Elonga.
Sion OF the vu!a and Swelled Tonsis; Nervous
Loss q Nervous fcrce. Depression OF Spirits arc
a!i carefully aad scientifically treated with this
remedy according Iu directions which sccomnAnv
each bottle, or Will be mailed TO any address on
Each package contains Dr. SanIord's Improved
iaha.!ng Tube: With fuil directions for use In Al
cases Price $l0- Sold by all Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists throughout the United States and
Ssn,1ts WEEkS POTTER. General ARenS
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
THE OLD YEAR is DYING,

\ lady friend whose lOv-lInc,- of rharucf,r =
typlhed by rare personal charms runtrilull. -
these lines TO the InteiI!sencsr The old y.u
has not been SO long dead that such = r..Iltiv.n
Will not be read with interest even though rn,
modesty OF the writer has prevent, It her iron,
sooner Offering ii 10 the editor. We hope that
'hi' column will be often srsce't with something
from her pen.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
ALFRED j. HALL,

r ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING AT
IL 1ORSEi, Will practice IN all the courts o.
secoru, IN Lafayette county, Anu II a! the State
anu Federal Courts. Criminal law and coIlec-
lions - Speciality. Refers by permission, TO tbs
Lexington Savings Bsuk, Hon. John Reid ,
tes; GOV. J " Stevenson, L. ) Senator iEoG
Kentucky; L. K. IRELAND. County treasurer;
E. helIer's store. janlo-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
accommodation for ST Louis and the
Hns' .:....... .,...-....--... ........- Hh,. NJ
Express ami NJ AL tor ST Louis. East i 70 N
Arrir. AT 81. Louis - :, - d, Al
sunday tram for rBrown-vllle.. 30, NJ
AIRLINE.
Express aud Mail from II. Louis East
and South ....-,....... . "a, =,
Accommodation from st. Louis. East
hud south ............... 1, 20 ~
Accommodation train from Browns
&. BEN III SStLi. Ag"4,
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS GIIY AND NuE!!IEE\
LEAVE LENIsGToN
trains Tor Kansas City and Wesi. ,t,A n
trains Tor ST. Louis East ami south ,.ii I'M
Trains Tor Kansas City Me,t ,,.Il + :.
'rsins for kichinoni.- i.-.................7.4 ~ \ VI
ARRIVE AT LkNISGruN
Trains from 81. Louis and all points East
From Kansas CITY AMI all point, W., ; ). 81
81. Joe and points North. o. = 81
E.INGRAM. Agent.
wfASporrE, KANSAS CITY AND NOR HrII,ysortH.
RAILWAY. SAEKow aAsnk-
LEAVE LENl<GTuS.
rasstpSer ior Kansas tity and west. 10 A. ~.
Er;,,h, ''.'-'....''''..-...-.- :" +. VI.
ARRIVE Al LkX!SGToS.
Express and Mail from Kansas tity
ana the west ..... II SO \. V.
= tasstnser ........-...........-..... L u t.. VI
Fie'sh' -'.--..: -..-..... y nf \. VI
CHAS. A. MoRHiSoN. Agent
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
ATEORN y EHS.
ny {. WALLACE. WA. IL. CHI
WALLACE 4 CHil.ES.

A TrORNEIS AND COuSSELLORS Al
n Law, Lexington, No. Ot,ice. iront room
over the Lexington savings iiank,' opposite
the court house. Will practice IN the courts o.
Lafayette AMI surrounding counties. and aisc IL
the Supreme court Ui tie state " Missouri, an''
the [. Circuit amt District courts tor the
NJ .t.-r,i :. III II NJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

Marshall Democrat :-Correspondents
will please omit everything tending to
advance the interests of candidates
unless the same is paid for at the rate OF
ten cent per line-''spot cash"