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Decorate the Graves To-Day.

Aye bring the hdelen svsrgroens, the laurel and
A Eatsiui' land remember all her promises t-
And hssirt, tha, gave their treasure, up when man
Nov Srfns thsir .Sssis,t saeins, and bleu the
1t 1. no iOullsa psssaatry Ger ha~lt-isryo,tsn
Thai draw from painted history the spirit Of iu
In the pale and anriOu, faces that g,ther in the
I, found The brave, nd story Of the conquest and
the shroud.
Aye, bdns the tAdslsa sversrtens, the laurel and
They SsrIs !. nOblH purpose now than under R0-
wei twins iism for our heroes with the eypra.
And Ta1S tSsa' into s.rlAuds With the rossmnry
The emsisnsOi the cOnqusrur, the emblemi Of the
dead,
Shall rest, = lllsnt hOmlly, above each sleeping
While victory 1, whispering Of battle. nobly Won,
tender tone.
Aye, bring the queen Of aSvsu-the roses red and
Though w name no naughty L.ueA,tr or Yak
We ling Of grIndef deeds to-day, Of greater battles
won,
OF Freedom wrapped in Freedoms nsg when
Freedoms work was done.
Aye, strev the dsw-wst ruSes-eseh liquid drop .
From ;is. F,e.p dim With weeping above The
For Is their dying lrasrancy all, all the summer
& from the tomb Of pitrioa Is heroim born.
Aye, bring the pale white aosOru, fresh and sweet
There are no pursr symbol, Of the nOblsr spirits
The sVs.tpsss floating from them come, to glad
1lis e @s1 NJ sSsa 4 }{isA.r4,A.a friend. forever passed
Aye, bans the stately aove,-. tn. A.asA,y a.ar
For never vi. IT emblem Of a truer royalty,
To-day It's crested head above q phvates grave
And ycat no drawer he who wore the helmet and
the cross.
Aye, come With Aging banner, and with stately
mArtisl treadt
Win nuald Dur, and music gather round the
And thus, With toved head standing. while We
watch the mAidtnG come
To strev our humble offerings on every aered
tomb
And while the area of sorrow burn In many .
And hont; les used to grief bow down in speech.
0, viii not then thI, earnest prayer arise to every
"GOd give to Us iueh men "a these whatever trial,
come"
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The DAILY IsrrLIieEzcKa gives ali the tale.
pnphie and general news oeainahle By any Other
Journal Il % smphatclly the best and Com
pletest paper 10 the State. II doe not admit any
Thing into Ii columns unnt for the eye Of lAdles
or children. We invite . trial Of II, II only for one
month, and challenge comparison with any ether
psper In the st1te
printed and earcfuliy edited, giving all the impof-
liant news Of thu Week, intslisenly oolllted and
arranged, together with stories, choice miSeellane-
ous reAdipg matter, etc, and b adapted especially
10 the needs and tisieI Of fhrmsJ and yilllsen, a
we'll q Of all othen who cannot Aeord or take dmo
70 reAd q daily nsEIpaper. Ii advertising paoeis
puIposely limited. % that II 10 publlihed Tor the
beneht Of IL reAdeS, and gives = large amount o.
GOOD reading matter In every issue. The MARKET
and Financial reports Of the WEEKLY lSTELu-
gRHcKR Rs prepared with great carr and accuracy,
and are alone worth . doEen times the price Of the
paper.
GEHcKR sent rec On application.
Address all communications 70
RREw a CAMPBELL,
PuhlihheI Intalltgeneer,
Wheeling, W. Va
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Mlniieated oittIma in Secondary symptOm,.
Node, Rheun,im, white dwellings, Diseased
Bones, Ulcer, Skin Disease, ETC., aud all diseasss
rrihng from mal.treatment whore the constitution
Il broken down from the terrible effects Of mercury.
II you Know Of q remedy whereby q fellow being
can and relief from suffering Is II not criminsl 10
suppress that knowledge : should motives Of hlse
delie1ey prevent you henldirg forth the newt
Do We then need to cloak our language in mean
ipglea words, and % isebly express ourselves that
those suffering can not undsntand for That diseases
SWANS PAsAcrA b particularly usctulj Hun
dredI are Suffering from iataied ooaIEftaioaI, bdao
eaten UP BY dieaie, dtItrOytno Aeir bOatI and con-
,uHttag htHl, who may b relieved, and the great
mas Of them cured, by this remedy. We beg to
lsiure our reader II does not contain any mGcu-
rial ingredients, and can Be taken By siiher SCI
with Impunity md VIII nsver ipiure. Please bear
this particularly In mind.
sWAIn'a PAaAcIA has received the endonement
Of the principal medical men Of this country for
ia marvellous cures. Prof. vaentipe Not, Of this
dty; Profs. Chapman and Devices, Of Phihdelphia,
and hundreds Of others have commenced IT.
Prepared only at evaim's Laboratory, south
Seventh streat, below Chestnut, PhilAdSlphia. AID
for nle BY druggists generally.
Pamphlets giving In raDge Of use, 10 b had gnni
on application 10 Dr.. FrInkltn Stewart, Medical
Direior, a aboTe. my27
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rnr nonrH MnsrERs RANK.

said that the banks all suspended
The North Western did not. Col. Archie
Woods wa President In those days and
John List cashier. They had been pretty
cautious In business and had not . large
circulation out, and TO maintain business
they issued post notes payable q year or
two ahead, and the plan worked we'll:
Their nominal payments Of specie secured
for them some prestige, and brought them,
/ believe, some large dsPosits from the
sate, which helped them hugely. These
post notes had to be printed on their
back, and packages Of $4,000 and $4,000
were brought 70 my ofiee already signedto
be printed. Ihad to do the work myself
for lear Of accidents, and It took me 8 or
4 hours on . hand press 70 do the JOB.
One day, after I had printed = large lot,
j brought them down and laid them
on my dssk, and went for an instant into
the room adjoining for . string. Old
Mr.. LAmbdin dogsdi II, threw the pile into
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THE SOUTH ENDORSES NORTHERN

'Thsn's powerful good thingI for the
liyef,n q what 9 Georgia farmer says Of
DR.. Pisre9s Pleasant PurgAhys Pallets.
Bold by al druggists.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


By mad, IN GdraAe4 postage Prepaid.
One ysl1...---.ts % Three n~onthL-..s1 %
six uonthI--....-.. 4 70 One month.-.....- Is
Delivered b. Carriers Ia CHI and Subprss aitB cents
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swALLowED NJ rHE MAILsrRoM.

Forsyth & Attsrbury, Knox & Mckee,
Moore 4 Clarke, LAmbdin, AgneW, Phil.
lips & Co, Zane 4 Pentoney-in fact eve
nv body almost, went down. Workmen
went out into the country in all direc-
lions and rented cabins In order to keep
BODY and soul together a. best they could.
One day I went TO the lower paper mill
for . bundle Of paper for the nettday'si L..
Sue Of the Tina, and having no shillipg left
for drayage took the bundle on my
shoulder. Coming owe the stone bridge
I laid my load up on the wall for . short
rest, and looking up Main street about 4
mile / could mot see a living thing save 4
SolItarr horse attached 10 . dray near
the corner Of Monroe street. l stopped
Al 4 dry goods store at the end OF the
bridge 70 call the owners attention 70 it,
but finding the owner asleep on one end
o this counter and his clerk at the other
end. I concluded that the millennium
must be near at hand and exclaimed,
Hsleep on and take your rest"
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sRMI.WRHKLY


BY mad, n adp@es, cottage prepaid
One ysaI.--.-...---.Sa % stx mOnthL.......S1 50
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DAcoa-Chatsr sagET Cured Hama virginia
ID Hraktlst Bleun, s1pu Cured shoaldGLGex
Hda PiEIn Shoulder Ill earSnt nGtfstutsa,
iai ., G LEI u
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. waste box and vent out. It VS. bat tbs
work Of an Instant but when / returned
! WH Mortified until I saw him peep
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OLD TIMES IN WHEELING.
Interesting Letter from Jas. e.
wharton.


PORTSMOUTH, O, May 9th 1878.
Bdltou Of the Intelligsnesr.
notice that.you occasionally refer to
the panic Of 1910, by way Of comparison
with the present prostration in business.
You can do so with pride and pleasure
so far as Wheeling Is concerned. Then
Wheeling was a city of bankrupts while
to-day she has thus far stood a seversr
general pressure than that Of 1910 better
any other city in the country. As far as
I have been able to learn, you have had
fewer failures in proportion to your bus
iness and population than any commun.
ity, East or West, in the land.
THE PANIC OF 1887.
The banks Of the country suspended in
May 1887, Just Al years ago this month,
and by 1910 almost every business house
in Wheeling was broken up. Solomon
King, grocer, and John Fawcett dry
goods, up on Main street. were nearly all
Of the old merchants left, and they after.
wards went under. The sweeneys and
Busby & Little we're about the only man.
ufactnrers Of any importance who stood
up. ] bought the Tina Office Of E. W.
Newton In March 1887, when everything
to my young eyes looked lovely, and al
though there was but three old hand.
presses and q lot Of half worn type in II, |
agreed to pay $4,000 for 1t. | had no
money save what I had already put into
II, (Some $780, and ! therefore bought BY
assuming to pay Newton's accommoda'
ton notes in the banks. These notes were
for different sums, from $50 TO $500.
They had on them 90 different endorsers,
and In three years every man Of them
was broken up, and I had great difficulty
In finding new ones for those notes not
maid OF whom the banks would accept.
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4 clar and ooaets HLaoy u al naiau.
Commencing With the Earliest Periods and end-
Ing with tho most recent Impartant Eyents. In
Guiding the 'TEreo- RgIsiaa War, the AdmlniItra-
LoV nice. quick Eals, extra tsrmL Address
my37 J.C, MccuapI q CO, Philadelphia. pa.
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FINANCIAL.

N hal d organised and prepared TO transact
9Ehnld banking In al IL dstails.
hnaseb he Flint National bank Of Wheeling,
INSd b he IiaS shareholder and 10 under the
= allIRnsnL
tf1TthlI rfrdiny the intsrss1 Of Ia Cor.
asSGh Nd 0tpotian, md By Q prompt and
~ uEshead Adr Eiiha, Il hopes 70 mart
- ktsA I'd nnadsnna,
~ b4 discounted.
49, fssei sAd' % all points throughout The
ptti L1oGnu subject 70 check q, rRht 70
~ - Bah, Rnlsn, FImi, Corporations
AT Ind lEat.
HthIt LhJG = Special Dspodu.
~ enIcfon:
AttEt Wn. B. Simpson,
ss AoA wm. A. TuTnR,
An AtEzL nT 49,
hHiy Y. HiTs, 9tAIv
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Mr.. Brady pursued a different policy
with the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
and pushed discounts into Ohio wherethe
banks had been all destroyed BY l~oco.foco
wisdom. By which meanshe brought the
hank out Of great embarrassment into .
healthy condition.
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0H AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst Cars 90 the wheeling q Elm GroTe z
h viii run a. follows CnS Will leave the City
(eornef Of Market and Eleventh. sts) and stAmmis
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.PATEsT
Strawberry Boxes,
MADE A SPECIALITY AT
OHIO VALLEY Box FACTORY,
No. 800 MGE,t 81, near PostoaOs.
Gall and 10 than. PhesIev ayso
THE HYGEIA HoIEL,
DHGNIX SALOON 4 REsTAURANT
L No. 8 WASHINGTON HALL.

This 0tGhltshmsut has ben atied up rsEErdlas
Of txpSnN, Endh Without douht the hAndsomsst
and most EttractiTo place q he Kind In he aty.
TAa Ettaarlnt eannet b uIptlad anLyhGFas
and Gym. Clan 5oup ever norninE and sSes-
Ing my1o
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&SsAeavLlk Observation-Disclosures HsIIairO %
as ?. m; khdgsport 60J p m; ETiTes At 6tsu-
VenTllls els ?. m: leaves ei0ubenVIlIe at Gio Q.
N Bridgeport $50 = n; ariye 1t BSlAiIs a
9L6 q m.
Union Ticket 0tlee, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
and Of Ticket ofiee In Bridgeport.
nyas General Passenger and Ticket 4ssat.
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TRANspoRTATIoR.

CIkVkLdcSSRSB i sIaDss gnEs CHI nkb.AoAO'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-28
THE suMnERLEss YEAR
A Farmers Recollection OF "Eixhteer
Hundred and Starve to DEATH"

A Farmers Recollection Of "EiKhteen
Hundred aud starve to Death"
An aged resident of Hartford remembers
that the winter Of lS29-3O surpassed this in
mildness; farmers p%loughed every month
OF the season, and no snow fell until Feb
ruary 2. The winter was followed, how
ever, b. q cold, backward spring, with a
snow storm in May which killed the re-
turning swsliows.-!SprinadNd Republican.
AS an offset 10 the above story one of the
old residents of Derby, CT, tells US the
year of 1876 IS what is known as the "year
without 9 summer Old farmers refer to
it as eighteen hundred and starye to death"
January was mild, as was also February,
with tile exception of Q few days. The
greatest part Of March wa cold and bois.
ferrous. April opened warm, but grew
colder, as it advanced, ending with snow
and ice, and winter cold. In May ice
formed half an inch thick, buds and flow
ers we're frozen and corn killed.
Frost, ice and now were common in
June. Almost every green thing was kill.
ed, and the fruit was nearly all destroyed.
Snow tell to the depth Of three inches in
New York and Massachusetts, and ten inches
in Maine. July was accompanied with
frost and ice. On the 9Th ice was formed
Of the thickness of window-slass in New
York, New England and Pennsylvania. and
corn was nearly all destroyed in certain
sections. In August ice formed half an
inch thick.
Corn was SO frozen that a great deal was
cut down and dried for fodder. Very lit
tie ripened in New England and middle
states. Farmers we're obliged to pay 81 OF
IS q Lushel for corn Of 1915, for seed for
the next springs planting. The first two
weeks of September we're mild, the bal.
ice formed q quarter Of an inch thick
frost aud ice. November was cold and
sleighing. December was quite milo and
comfortable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-28
Che Daily 9ress aud 9atstatas
yAssTos DAKOTA
thursday Evening, February 20. 1873
the INDIANS.

Bismarck. ID. T., Feb. 25.-A private mcs.
sage from Fort Keogh says the Sitting Bull
sensation there ia about over, and The bsst
information locates him on the ether side Of
the line.
The Cheyenne prisoners At Fort Keo9h
had = brush with some Sioux during a bufia.
10 hunt. The Cheyennes killed one Sioux
and brought his scalp into the post.
Bands from the agencies continue 10 travel
north.
GENERAL s%liERIDAN's HEADQUARTERS.
Chicago Inter Ocean Feb. 26.-Lieutenant
Hoy, of the Eleventh infantry, makes 4 re-
port TO General Sheridan of the condition Of
the stock sued to the Indians at Cheyenne
agency last October. The number issued
was 454, Of which 449 were cows; on hand
at date, 435; reported dead, 9; missing 5; in
crease, IL calves; total, 466. OF those which
are reported dead, three were old when is.
sued, and four more were drowned at the
watering place. The Indians take good
care Of their cattle, having plenty Of hay tc
last through the winter. Many ofthe cow
are very fat, showing the sdaptability of thu
country for stock-rai.ing.
General Sheridan, on being questioned
yesterday regardingth reported spring cam
paign, said that as 10 the possibilities Of the
summer, he could not tell yet. No on,
knew, but the story to the effect that Gen
Crook was to start on an early spring expe'
dition was premature, to say the least, a
such . movement was not contemplated a
this time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-25

out as 1.-THE purest and best of for
elgn wine." Ask wholesale wine
merchant In San Francisco ii he
sells California wine, he will indig-
nantly deny having anything to do
with the "horrid stuff" But this
is not the worst; they try in every
possible way to crush the producer.
They try to make him believe that
his vintage is little better than crab
apple cider, and there seems to be
sort of general understanding
among the "fraternityn to make
the viticulturist believe that he is
entirely at their mercy, and to SAVE
him (D will make beggarly offer
for the vintage, which the wine
grower Is too often forced to accept.
1t is reported that one of the judges
at the Centennial Exhibition in
Philadelphia, who was land per-
haps is) wholesale wine merch-
ant, when examining the domestic
wines, exclaimed, "Damn the stuff;
l wish there never was such u thing
as domestic wine.n This extreme
prejudice against home. made wine
Is easily explained. The foreign
wine yields an immense profit
while the profits on domestic wine
are very small. On this subject
volumes could be written that
would startle and astonish the con-
sumner; but 1 must not wander into
such fertile plains lest some "broth-
er chip" should tell me to ''pull the
beam out of my own eye"
L have discussed the merits Of
different grapes for the manufac-
ture of wine. l have striven to
show your readers that the Mission
grape is Improbable as wine pro-
Queer; that it is Improbable in
every sense, both commercially
and otherwise. The manufacture
of wine IL an entirely different sub
| ject. The viticullurist gathers his
knowledge from practical expert
ence, and all the theoretical infor-
nation he could possibly obtain
would be OF little avail in the man.
ufacture Of his wine. Some pay
dearly for their experience while
others glide gently on without q
ripple to disturb their equilibrium.
AMOS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-25
In the Probate Court
OF the County of Los Angeles, State
of California.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES CATE OF
MANUEL. REQUENA, DECEASED.

1t appearing to the said Court by the
petition this day presented and filed by
VIM. l.. banning the Executor
OF the estate OF said Man
uel Requena, deceased, praying
for an order of sale of real estate, that IL is
necessary to sell some por-
tion of the real estate to pay the debts
outstanding against the deceased, and
the debts, expenses and charges Of ad-
ministration:
1t is therefore ordered by the said Court,
that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased, appear before the said
Probate Court on Monday. the. 18th day
OF July, 1873, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF said day, at the court room
OF said Probate Court, at the Court
House, in the city and county of Los
Angeles, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Execii-
tor to sell so much of the real estate
OF the said deceased as shall be necessary,
And that copy OF this order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks Ia
the Daily Los Angeles Herald, a newspa-
per printed and published in said city and
county OF Los Angeles.
Dated June 7ih, 1878.
ALBERT NJ. STEPHENS,
JStd Probate Judge,
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
John II. Tate, PiaiHtif VS.. Thomas A.
Sanchez and Maria 8. de Sanchez
Seventeenth District Court.

IJNDEas s.o1ss ASD ., BY ,orsn,GarII ylaTuE OF, OF
order of sale entered in tue
Rsars' JUDICIAL GSns District On the state
OF California. in and for Los. Angeles
county B. on ISIS, ase ana an aas os writ June on
foreclosure of mortgage entered in
the aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated the 17th day of
July, A; u. 1873, in the above entitled
plaintiff, and against. Thomas A.
Sanchez and Maria S. de Sanchez. de,
PENDANTS, certified copy OF which
the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1878, and
delivered to me, together with the writ
annexed thereto, on the l9th day OF
july. a. ID. 1878, whereby l am COM
manded to sell at public auction, to the
gold coin. the following and in said de-
cree described real estate, to wilt:
All that certain piece or parcel OF Ian I
situate In the city and county of Los
and described as follows:
Lots known aud numbered as lots
NUN Der nine (9). ten (l0), eleven IN,
Twelve 90, thirteen QS), fourteen 10,
nlteen (l5l, sixteen (l6l, twenty.one (2D,
ty-four (2D, twenty-five (25), twenty-six
t26l, twenty-seven (27), twenty.eight (2S),
OF block No. 2, as deltneated on certain
map now on file in the Recorders office
of Los Angeles county, and known as the
map Of the Sanchez tract, and situate
near the Railroad Depot in said city.
Said map was made by George Hansen
and L. seebold, April. 1871. Also. block
one said tract, as delineated on said
and Seebold in April, 1871.
Public motto, is hereby gwen that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-25
CO-Partnership Notice.

We the undersigned, FIR. Aock erblum
and Augustine Nordholt, both residents
of the city OF Los Angeles, county of Lt.s
Angeles, State of California hereby cer&-
fy that we have entered into a co-partner-
ship to manufacture soda and other min
eral waters at the UNION SODA WORKS
in said city, under the firm name of
AOCKERBLUM & co.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
affixed our signatures.
FIR. AOCKERBLUM.
AUGUSTINE NORDHOLT,
los Angeles, Jul y 1st, 1873. iy7-4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-25
Eos Sugeles Aerald.
{From the Evening Express.)
THE WINE SUBJECT.

Another Latter from "Amos" on Wine Oul-
turs-The Mission and other Grapes 0onsid-
md Don Hatee's Effort to Katuralizs For
sign Varisties-Pertinent Observations
hsn a English Writer-9ensral Review Of
ths Subject.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-25


Seventeenth District Court.
TYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
~ decree of foreclosure and order OF
sal, entered in the District Court
of the Seventeenth Judicial District
of the state of California. in and for Los
Angeles county. on the 5th day of July,
1878, and writ on foreclosure of
mortgage, entered in the aforesaid Dis.
trict Court, annexed to said decree and
dated the 9th day of July. 1873, in
the above entitled ctse. and in favor of
]. X. Cummings, plaintiff, and against
John Z. Brown and Mary Brown. defend-
an.s certified copy Of which SAID de
der the seal of said court on the 5th day
of july, 1873. and delivered
to Inc. together with the writ annexed
thereto. on the same day, whereby 1
am commanded to sell at public auc-
ton. to the highe st aud best bidder, for
cash in u. S. gold coin. the following and
In said decree described real estate. 10
wit:
All that piece or parcel of land.
lying and being in tho coun-
~ of Los Angeles. State of Cali
flrnia. described as follows. to wit:
Commencing at the point where the
dividing lines of plats + and II, as per
Hoffman's map of the Rancho Santa
Gertiudes, recorded in the office of the
County Recorder of the county of Los
along the westerly line OF said plat N, to
the northerly line of land sold to Adolph
Paulson; thence at right angles easterly
to the westerly line OF Bayles' land;
thence at right angles northerly along
the westerly line of Bayles' land to the
northerly line ofsaid plat N, and thence
at right angles westerly along the north.
erly line OF said plat N to the place OF be-
ginning; being in township three (3)
south range (l2l twelve (l2) west san Ber-
nardino meridian, and estimated to con-
tain forty (40) acres of land, reservlng
therefrom for roads. railroads, bitches
land thirty (so) feet wide along. adjoin-
ing and each side OF the township, range
and section lines, being the same land
conveyed to the defendant John c.
Brown by the Santa Gertrudes Land AS
sociation by deed of date Feb. 4th. 1871,
recorded in book 10, page 1862, of deeds,
records of Los Angeles county, TO which
record reference is hereby made.
Public notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY, THE 3Oih DAY OF
JULY, A. D. 1873,
At II o'clock NJ, will proceed to sell at the
Court House door, in the City and County
of Los Angeles, State of California, at
public auction, to the highest and best bid
der, for cash in United States gold coin, to
satisfy said decree for principal, interest,
attorneys fees, costs, and all accruing
costs, all the above described real state.
Given under my hand at Los Angeles,
this lst day of July, A. d. 1873.
il. NJ. MITCHELL,
iy2 I'd Sheriff.