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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
Public Meeting.

A meeting of citizens was held at the
Court House on Monday morning, the
18th inst, and the following proceedings
were had: On motion, Maj. w. ID.
Cannon was called to the chair and j.
II. Trent appointed to act as Secretary.
The chairman, in brief talk, explained
the object of the meeting; Whereupon,
on motion, the Chairman appointed
committee, consisting of Maj. John Muir
phey, Capt ]. G. Hodges and j P. Car
riger, charged with the duty OF drafting
suitable resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting, who retired for
consultation. Said committee soon re-
turned and submitted the following re-
port, which, after amendment, was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The fire fend has appeared
in our midst, and totally destroyed the
principal manufacturing establishment of
our growing and thriving town, to-wit--
the extensive Touring mill of Messrs q.
d. Merritt 81 Co. thereby throwing out
of employment many persons; and
WHEREAS, The pecuniary loss to the
| Company is very great, we nevertheless,
1
the whole town and surrounding coun-
try have also sustained an incalculable
| loss by the burning of said mill, which
can only be regained by the Company
rebuilding the same; and
| WHEREAS, Heretofore, when tho
dreaded fire fiend has visited our town,
| the citizens of the town and surround
| ing county have, with one accord
promptly and literally come to the aid
/ and relief of the sufferers thereby
Therefore be it Resolved, That it Is
the sense of this meeting that while we
deeply sympathize with the said Com
pany on account of the heavy loss they
have sustained, as we'll as the loss sus'
tanned by the whole community by the
burniug of said mill, we also feel it q
duty that the citizens of the town and
surrounding country should suoscrlot
literally such sums As they may lndl
vidually feel able to contribute, toward:
the rebuilding of said mill, and that they
do 80 at once, and that to this end sub
scriptien papers be at once put in clrcu
lation and every body be solicited tf
contribute.
Res0Iyed futher, That Thos. ]. Evans
ID. p. Rowe and j. NJ. Bewley be anc
are hereby appointed commissione r
charged with the duty of circulating
said petitions ameng the citizens, ant
they are respectfully requested to ente
upon the discharge of their duty a
once, and prosecute the same vigorous
ly.
On motion, Maj. Murphey was ar
pointed to solicit subscriptions of th
citizens present, which being done fOo'
ed up, 1852.
The question of making some permar
ent arrangements for the better manage
ment of fires in the future, and lookin
to some organization, on motion, Cap
t Henry Snow, E. ]. Wells and B. +
: Mitchell were appointed a committe
> charged with the duty of preparing an
presenting to an adjourned meeting t.
. be held at the Court House on Frlda
night next, some plan to be adopted.
: On motion. the editor of THE MoRRI
3 TOWN GAZETTE was requested to pul
lish these proceedings. On motion, I'll
meeting adjourned.
J., w. D. CANNON, Chr'm.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
"German SYRUP"

g No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test OF its curative
qualities as Boschee's German Syrup.
Ia three years TWO million four hundred
thousand small bottles OF this medicine
were distributed free. OF charge by Drug
gista in this country TO those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs. Pneumonia and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Civ
ing the American people pndeniabe
proof that German Syrup viii t.niie thsm.
The result has been that Druggists in
every town aud village lin the United
States are recommending il to their Gus
tom ers. GO to your Druggist, and ask
what they know about it. Sample Bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size 70 centa.
Three doses will relieve any case. F0l
sale by W. P. Carriger, Morristown.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
nnar HArE HELL-

To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette;
No hell, eh ?
What next ? suppose they will tell
us there are no sheep, no lambs, no goats,
no shining gates, and thus exhaust the
stock in trade!
Then what will become of the preach
ersg
This is old Beecher's work He and
Tilton made fortune out of the Eliza
beth nastiness. They laid all the blame
On the woman, and never gave her a
cent. Now Beecher will doubtless try
to obtain patent for his no hell" dis
covery. But he Is too late.
heard the Rev. Theodore Clapp de-
liver his no hell sermon at New Orleans
thirty years ago. CThe Rev. Joseph II.
Martin, now of Atlanta, Ca, knows all
| about this sermon He answered it
through the columns OF the PtcayuTse.
Mr.. Clapp was very learned Christian
gentleman. He preached to q large, in
telligent, and wealthy congregation al
New Orleans for number of years, and
was always found at the bed side OF the
sick aad dying, through many epidem
les. Beecher regards mankind as sheer
killing dog regards flock of sheep. and
goes for them accordingly.
We can't do withouta hell
/ did not believe in it myself until
heard of Beecher- SAwBoEEs.
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The GoEernorship.



1t is not too early to begin to consider
the claims of those who have been men.
tened In connection with the next guber
Material canvass. The Dyersburg Ga !
setts, taking this view, has the following
to say in its issue of the 9th:
while In Nashville, during the sitting
of the legislature, we heard discussed
the claims Of many aspirants to the gov
ernor's chair. It was thought by many
that our next governor should come from
East Tennessee, and Hon. John nj. Flem-
ING of Knoxville, was named as the
coming man Without disparaging the
claifnsof any aspirant to- the high posi-
ton, we can truly say that he would be
formidable competitor in the race. he
has filed several public offices with non
or to himself and profit to the State y Ohm
M Fleming is an eloquent orator and
ready debater. He is distinguished In
long journalistic career as writer OF
elegant and forcible Saxons phlioso-
pbic and conservative political thinker,
with moral courage to advance an hon
est and independent opinion, only equal
ed by q manliness with which he 10 ever
ready to defend the truth of any princi-
ple espoustd. His qualifications are GER
tainly Of high order and excelled.i Ply
those of no other man in the Democratlc
party. Should the governorshIp be con-
ceded to h;ast Tennessee, We know OF no
gentleman whom we would sooner sup
bort than the Hon. John III. Fleming A.
Owing to the peculiar conformation OF
the State, its natural geographical diVl-
sions and diversity of climate, soil and
productions it has become a custom
amounting almost to law to select ON
GERS of the State from the different sec
tions in rotation, so that each one may
occasionally have personal representa-
tive at the capital in some position OF
other. West Tennessee has generally
been very slimly represented, though at
present we have the governor, who il
serving out his second and last term, the
secretary of State serving his second
term of four years, and the treasure
serving his first term. The comptrolls
comes from East Tennessee. The con
stitution recognizes this equitable dis
tribution of offices in the selection
Judges for the Supreme Court so tina
not more than two shall be chosen from
any one of the grand divisions OF til
State. There is no aspirant for the gov
ernor's chair from West Tennessee; a
least none has been spoken of in the puE
lie prints. Middle Tennessee has q CO
siderable crop of governors coming on
which will probably be kept back in o.
der to make the way clear for senator's
and other aSpirants. old politician
! look a long way ahead and lay thei
1 plans accordingly. So it has come abol
. that many people look toward East Tel
nessee for the next governor. That Sc
ton has not furnished Democratic go
ernor since the days of Andrew JOhnso
If suitable man is put forward up the
q his claims will no doubt be favorab
> considered in other sections. Colon
II Fleming is one of the ablest men in Il
81 State. He has rendered his party d
D. tinguished services in the past, and
4 name has been frequently suggested
le this connection. To the people of Me-
J. phis he is not stranger.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

The following appalling facts are elm
mated from the reports OF the corOners
of the City of New York for the year
1877: Eleven hundred and fifty weight in
quests were held, and among that num-
Der were 48 murders and 162 suicides
known to have been such, while of 1854
others found drowned, the majority
were either murdered or committed sui
eide. OF the total number reported only
Al were from natural causes. Twenty
seven lost their lives in burning build
ings, and seven by explosions.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
The MORRIISHOWN GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS, 1873.
- BaRAPR1o sUMMARE

London. Jan. 9.-Corporal Chambers,
the last Fenian prisoner, is released.
Rome, Jan ,..9.-The King of Italy, VIC
tor Emmanuel, died at $50 o'clock
this morning. Prince Humbert' heir
apparent, is declared King,
New York, Jan. 9.-The annual meet
ing of the Bar Association elected
VIM. NJ. Evarts President and Samuel
J. Tilden Vice-President-
Wilmington, Jan. ga disastrous nre
occurred at Lawrenceburg, Richmond
county, this morning. The total loss
is between $50, 600 and 10000. The
fire is thought to have been incendia-
ry. -
ST Louis, Jan. 9.-The Second National
Bank. Of st. Louis, in liquidation
transferred its business to the Fourth
National Bank of st. Louis, where de
positors will be paid in full
Concord, Jan 9.-Thea Republican con
vention nominated Benz. F. Prescott
by reclamation for Governor. Th'
proceedings were stormy, with som'
personalities, smell of pistols and cot
fee.
Manchester, KY, Jan. 1O.-Deput.
Sheriff Ruggles was shot, and instant
Nv killed, while attempting to arrest
.gyo of the notorious Underwoods
last night. The arrests were made
after the Underwoods had been eac
severity wounded.
Bucharest, Jan 9.-The Danube,
thoroughly frozen over. The Ru
SLAMS in Bulgaria have only thre
weeks supplies. --ss. h..
Frankfort, Jan. 12.-Another ballot +
sulting. Williams 81 :; Lindsey 4e
Nc Crearv 20, and Boyd 10. Sewers
members absent Adjourned to Mo-
day.
Berlin, Jan. .12.-The Russians demar
the evacuation of the Danube fol-
resses and the withdrawal of Il
Turks to line of demarcati0n b
.c,Adrianople and Philopolis.
London, Jan. 12.-3:3Op p. m.-One 2
the largest fires for many years is no
burning in Friday and Wattil
streets. 1t originated in the wal
house of Croker Sons, calico pr
tiers. The loss by the fire is over
million dollars.
.Constantinople, Jan. 1900 a. m.
Encouraged by the German Amb
sailors, who intimated that Russl
conditions of peace would be mod
ate, and in order to give Europe pre-
81 of its sincere desire for peace,
Porte has asked the Russian govel
ment to state what conditions
would demand.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

~ The Nashville Bonner says iii
the case of Perkins VS.. Watson, in
which the former rendered the lat
ter. who was receiver of the Bank of
Tennessee at the time, about $15.-
600 in notes of the Bank of Tennse.
see, Torbett issue. in payment OF q
debt Snd which the latter refused
Judge Turney,- of the Supreme
Court, decided on the 4th that the
bank was compelled to take the new
issue.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

VIM. Greene, a prisoner confined In
the Cooke county jail, at Newport, ON
peace warrant, made miserable failure
to commit suicide by hanging, Sunday
was a week ago. He constructed his
own gallows and platform, but in max,
ing his leap for another world, the rope
broke, letting him back into the disma
den of confinement. He has since de
clared that he intends making rope Of
his bed and then intends hanging him
self upon the first opportunity.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
patrnnize Home TaIent

ADramaticaland Musical Concert viii
be given at the Court House next Thurs
day night, January II, 1878, Mrs. r. 8.
Welch, directress, Assisted by amateurs
of Morristown. Admittance fee, %
cents. 10 cents for children. Let all
the people and their children come.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

The meeting held here on Monday
morning last was a spirited one, and
one proper to be held Citizens of Nor
ristown appear to appreciate their own
interests, and we beg leave to suggest to
the farmers and others living miles
away from the burned mill property that
they have quite as deep an interest in
its restoration. Therefore, when the
subscription paper is presented to them,
let them be liberal in extending assist
ance to Messrs. G. D. Merritt & Co.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Hon. George H. Pendleton has been
selected by the Ohio Democratic Legis-
lative caucus to be United States Sena-
tor from that State. and the nomination
is equivalent to an election. The selec-
ton is an admirable one, Mr. Pendleton
not only being q man of ability, but
sound on the money question.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Bishop Marvin's "To the East by
Wav of the West" and Rev. Eugene r.
Hendricks "Arouud the World" with
introduction by Bishop Marvin, now
ready price of each book $500. Agents
wanted everywhere. Send amount
named to LOGAN D. CAMERON, agent OF
the Adooeate Publishing House, of st.
Louis, and get sample copies of either, OF
both, with terms to agents. The books
a re selling rapidly.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

A number of our subscribers have
paid their arrearages to the GAZETTE
and renewed their subscriptions since
the New Year commenced. We tender
them cur thanks both fer paying up the
old score and continuing patronage
There are many others who should do
the same thing that have not yet done
so. but we hope will at an early day.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

The total exports from California to
Australia for the first ten months of 1877
amounted to $7O7, 900, against $sls,OOO
for the same period of the previous
year. and the total to New Zealand
a131 600. against S1Oe. 900.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Attorney General.

We are authorized and requested TO
announce EEIIAS COOKE, of the
aRogersviIle Bar, candidate for Attdr-
ney General of the Judicial Circuit
subject to. the decisiqnof Demoerat-
ic Convention, should one be. held.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Lord Petre's eldest son, who is Cath
Ollie priest, scandalizes his co-religion-
lists byobjecting to their educational sys
TEN. If he should outlive his father he
will be the first Catholic priest entitled
to a scat in the House of Lords.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

We would suggest that the Pulaski
Citizen run 4-line Plea over its pages in
stead of 2-line Long Primer extended.
1t could be seen better you know, and
would look more like the head lines
of a circus poster.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Rogersyille had blaze last Sunday
night The drinking saloon known as
Rogers grocery, burned down. 1t is
supposed to have been the work OF an
incendiary. Tho Jail baildIng near by
made a narrow escape.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Montvale Springs in Blount county,
near Maryville, have been leased by
Gen. Hood, the purchaser at the recent
public sale, to Messrs. NJ. g. Wilson Of
the Atkin House, and J. NJ. Anderson,
of Knoxville.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16
Ihe Yarious Democratic aspirants

The various Democratic aspirants for
Sheriff of Knox county, having some
time since pledged themselves to submit
their claims to the Executive Commit
tee, had the matter settled by the action
of that body Numbering forty-six) agree
ing upon Capt. Ambrose E. Gaines OF
the 18th district.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

They are coming, $780, 900 strong! A
Northern paper says that there are over
3OO, 900 tramps on their way South.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

The ruins of the Steam Mill drew as
large crowd Of eager spectators last
Sunday as old John Robinson's circus
would have done, perhaps.
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]. H. TRENT, Sec'ty.

The depot building belonging to the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad, at Philadelphia, Tenn, was
destroyed by fire last Saturday night or
Sunday morning. No particulars as to
origin of fire or loss incurred.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

J. H. Tate s. Co. have improved the
appearance of their stOre-house on the
outside by tearing away the old shed
which recently stood in front.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Over eighteen nunoreo nogs were
slaughtered by Messrs Folsom 9 Magee,
instead of one thousand, as we stated
last week.
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Make good beginning of the New
Year by subscribing for the GAZETTE.
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T Gen. John O'Nein, OF Fenian
notoriety. died in Omaha the other
day. He was formerly a claim
agent in Nashville.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-16

Turkeys have ceased gobbling in this
section. They have all been gobbled
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Having been appointed, at the Janu..
ary term, 1878. Of the County Court OF
Hanblen county, Tenn, administrators
of the est ate of Peter DOussot deceased,
notice is hereby given to all parties in-
debted TO the estate to come forward at
ance and settle, and those having claims
against the estate are requested TO file
them with me.
III. Il. COOPER,
KnOeUiHe, Tenn.
Tanuavv TO- 19Tp--tdS.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLaTuRE &.

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
TWO EXTRA SESSIONS WORK
Thrilling Details of the LabOrs
of the LaWSivers.
Minute Account OF How the
Grand Result Was Reached.
The Hgis of Liberty Re-steeled
and Re-tempered.
A Complete History OF each mem
Der, with all His Acts,
public and Private.
Verbatim Report of Every Word
and Act OF Both Sessions
FIRST SESSION.
I Senate and House met Dec. y. Ad
| 1ourned Dec. II. Acts passed--nones =
sEcoNI, SESSION.
Met Dec. IL. Adjourned Dac. 20. Act
passed-Act to pay per diem ana mile
age OF members fer both sessions. $40,
900. r3se
The congregation viii please rise and
sing: &
There vas 5 little pup, he wouldn't an = cup I.
Aad another little pup gobbled this pup up;
But the supped-up pup fetched . kind Of Grnp-
/ And he had to throw up the Little pup-puE --pup
A.
Gold tumbled last Saturday &c tn
lowest figure yet. It opened at S1.02
and closed at 81 o1a.
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Do you write it 1881

"Ec" Moore stin whistles in the coun-
ty Jail.
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See prospectus of the st. Louis Chris
ran Allocate, edited by DR.. MAnally.
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Verbatim Report of Every Word
and Act OF Both Sessions.
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See new advertisement OF Peter Kern
In to-day's issue.
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Gold tumbled last Saturday 10 thu
lowest figure yet II opened at k1.02I
and closed at 81 OH.
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A Complete History OF each mem
Der, with all His Acts,
Public and Private.
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Minute Account OF How the
Grand Result Was Reached.
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sEcoNI, SESSION

FIRST SESSION. -
Senate and House met Dec. y. Ad,
fourned Dec. IL. Acts passed u
aEcONI, SESSION.
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The Rgis of Liberty Re-steeled
and Re-tempered.
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Administrators Sale.

January TO- 1S7S--tds.
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Wednesday, February 18th,


- laNNIT. I7EIeF L70tF55Js Lg5o @.
Morristovn, Tenn, Jan. ., ls7s-lStds
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Net. Dec. IL. Adjourned Dac. ~. Acts
passed-Act to pay per diem ana mile
age OF members fer both sessions. $lo,-
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TwOExTRA SESSIONS WORE

Thrilling Details of the Labors
of the LawSivers. s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
INVALUABLE.


very-s. wrxxs \ rorrrv, Wholesale Drur~irf-.
rSston, NasS.i Gesflesssa.-thayof for como month";
9 u u y duty that o~io 10 euiforing humanity ~
vrts ypu. q aiirg TIE great that have de-
rived irnm tllo 20 Of sANFuRD'- RADICAL trhc
YeR cAyArru. fJrmOrlthap - yeaIs haye been
Afii ted Nlin tiis very trouble sopo ccrlplFtnt !
have tried all TO rSmcdi's thai could IND, but
without ma yiil 20 Pcrma,ent benefit Last fall
tha diieals hli arIlytd nt that state that rust
tAvi lief die. hecntfrc r,cuibrsnous system
hld h~c mo 20 in,arlsi. rnd thu stomach - liaor.
css>d. tlat &c " q o doubtful m tter whether
eruhl 10 TO llclfc coast. or I'll dt go whether
shOnl llga q e. 20 hack not. saw an hdvcr.
tisen-nf ofthls n ll-tns. ard nlhot'h being very
HcsCinioas about 50 'ctnes or no-trpEns of any
k.nl, yct m srrr dr.ncrsi,ou tried th'., and xGs
al oacs ben 'lt,i hylt. The eh lnges of eli inie,
q ehronic disease Il 30 liver. and my ngc-oyer.J -
l1IY pr-vCut uy nitro restoration. but thu bcne.
90 ltslye nom its daily uss :. o. fa,disgb,,
ali an h0plns 10 10 sourlctely curyd, AID al
i.ss arrive Il a r,srrct All I, cid srr.
taihS.s atic,c,i az h ivs been. ard Unable yoIio
ilg tht. rrrI- W into rcru fcHcrai use. tsrcisily
tt4c l'trlnc coast twher1 t !. rluch needcdl, my
Q l.c. n WHITING. this nOto v " - obtained.
Very irnlv Vours. liRNrY wELLS
Ar-otA. y. u. .Juas,tA ofUsiis, raIgoSCo.
r,ch rs~t,se eoa,alas w. sa,ford's Improved
tit tiial, lub., al ilii directions for usS IN all
fa'ss, nrtc' stu lor sale BY all Wholesale and
i'rt itIiuggsis and l,-slcrl the United
a.. s.Ed anfd das. GkEkS& a iUfTki,, GENERAL
4 3. q. lai v hoi~ssic Druxl:ists. Boston. Nsss.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Difectors, made on tho igth DAY OF
tspte~bsr. 1873. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may be necessary WIN " sold
'pupiie auetion at the once Of The Company.
Ne. tN California stret. pan rrsnelreo. caiifor-
is7s st the hour Of O'Clock '. =. Of said day, 10
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to
eeiher with costs OF advertising and sxpenses
Of ihs sals.
u. wk0ENEn. secrstsry.
omos.tit California street, Ban rrsssIseo.