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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
Nashville Market.

Flour-Supcriinc .Sl.50; extra. S525;
family. 5000: choice family, 500; fancy
s7.2j; patent process. $500.
Whcat--fnnry. Sl.32: choice. ~
- medium !.27; low grades, l.l0'
Corn l--Sacked Doe.
C0rn-Snckeu IN depot, white. OF
mixed. --c loose troE wagon 30c sacked
IN lcvee. IT.
Oats-Sacked and delivered IN depot
mixed, jOr; white. Doe.
ltyc-f'ron wagon >ccd,U
Hay, SlS,2l 90.
Chic' onS-lja22 cents. round.
Eggs From first bands, ~.
Butt"r-Common, iOc; good '3c; eh"'c'
2jr.
Ginseng Dry. 81 ~.
Fchthcrs-StricllAc choice &c.
Wool Medium and coarse unwa:hcd
35c.; washed. BE.
Dried Fruit--Apples, Glac ;peachcs, quar-
tiers. s. halves. Sc.
Country Mcat--Should rs, Tets sides
Sc; rams 0; from store, lehl cent
advance,
Tnllow-Choicc, 5}ec.
larG-Sc:
Catlc-Good to extra heavy shippers
Bate; good to best grazing steers. "a \
3l,c; medium butchers. 2a3l2 cholce2i9
~; inferior 20 common. lalla.
Hogs Light 375aS4 90 gross; heavy iat
ii % gloss
Shcrp-Avcraging 60 pounds and up
wards. 3l6a4r: choice -.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
n on-ReSidcnt Notice.


D.. Goodman. admir-, VS.. VIM. Green ana
wife ct ais.
happening to the satisfaction of the
CLERK Master. from :alll,lavit OF
romplalnants, W A. Shook and others, i'm
their amended and supplemental bill i'm
above cause, that the defendants. Thorn
rs Odom and Sallir. formerly SaIlie Odom,
ana her husband, but name unkno n, ar,
non-rrsicntS of the State OF Tennessee.
so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon them.
lti' therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next before the Cham
Gerry CourtatWincllester. Franklincoun-
ty, Tennessee, and make defense to said
amended and supplemental bill. or the
same WILDE taken for confessed and SO
tor hearing cx-partc as to them. Wit
ness my hand. at Office in Winchps-
ter, TenMcsscc.this March 22l. 1850.
4 II FINCH. G. IL NJ.
rnar254w
Colyar Il Curtis, ami Simmons, Solic-
itnrs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

dane. nr ,ho sam. .,d u.ul,c ,h,i
rhu,,.,oriyn. ,u,I.iu,'. ni W,n.h..
tor E,,nro. ,ull,,,l,,,',. .ro. .l,,..ol
To brro,,r ola y.L IN Iun,Ll. dawn
Tine sol r,n ul,hou,h u,;ui,,vol,
rich ho. .up.r.I nnnt,ior,,LI" rr,n
,L.n AMMAN, ,,i-r,.,,,, ,,r az, ,l.
S,u,,' slov,ry Ch,,, lohnr I'm. 10 -,
,,r.,, ,v,o,, nrayen,ud H.. ,n,,nd,.
non ,r un,r,..L nochiu.r, far farm.
IN. Rn',.r. m,ners ana ey.o dr.,
,Ja.o ,Io.. or.. ..,s.. nr,i,los Allan,
ANA. L,l, ,r ,Lo nI,wi,n ia d,,o vim
.,., ,L.,. .,lI ..i,ou ,7,,,,,, /, -, MAJ,
NJ ur.,,, ,nu.l IN. .,,ne ,1o.i,n :. Tin.
shnyoI ,Jnw Th. romnnn ,nrnin,
.I,,, IT. ,,.n,' I,',L, .',,.I ;,,,,,.,,,.,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01


The rl'jz"ns Of all parts OF Georgia
are signing petitions for the parton %
Sam Hill. who killed the s"lr,'cr of
his wife. Some Of the papers in the
State are very bitter against the action
of the Supreme Court IN refusing 20
Grant II now tlial to IIlIl. Here 10 what
The Carcrslil.c Free Press, one Of The
leading organ, in The STATE, says;
"Ihal hc ought to have new trial
We have never doubted since his con
viotiou, tia, conviction having he Il
brought about hy the most pcrIi liUna
pei lry ou the part OF VIGOROUSLY bad
ncn and women. San illIl has *
aiNllcd the most nOhIc traits Of MAJ.
Jovd throughout all his lronhIcs. lie
has asked IOl nothing Cor hims II on
the score Of charity. He has ouh
asked for l,'irc. j l4ire has rrcn all
he while all he desired, AMI we trust
To God that the people Vi Georgia wIII
see that he il released from his M Isl
condition even though the walls Of the
Fulton county jrll has to hc l"rn down
far his release II justice can reach him
in no other way. Every true man and
womun III the laul who rry,r,s the
SHnctily of the home circle uud the pa
.IrIN nI n VynnIu'E \vIL.II IpV,II.u InrI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

a casual, or even a regular reader
OF the Nashville American woLld infer
from its editorials and extracts that in
case Samuel j. ridden should be MONS
mated for the Presidency Ibis year, il
would refuse to support HIM. We
cant see why the Amcrican is so
avcrsc TO TlJcn. If he can carry New
YORK. his election would he assured
And the Home journal is for any man
TO beat Grant and third term. Han
cock, Bayard, Tillrn, David Davis,
Palmer, Randall, Curtin. Fcld--any.
bod y rather than Rudcalsm and En-
pl:e.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
Sheriff's Sales
For April 9TH, 1880.

Thomas Gore VS.. J. ID. Lipscomb. Juli;
l.ipscomb and G. II McCloud.
BY virtue of an order of sale i, nv
hands, issued from the Circlit Court nj
Franklin county. Tenn, in above cause. /
will, on
Monday, April 9th. 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. oc-
Ter Tor sale to the highest bidder far
CASH: the following tract of land in dis.
trIct No. of Franklin county, Tenn.
containing thirty acres. more or less. and
bounded rs follows: On the south by
Ohcy l.a'kins and j W Staples. west by
j simmons. north BY Ca Hum and
east by Onry LrrtinS. '"'
;" III l"' S''li u, tne p-o,mrfy of Juli:.
bipscomh. To satisfy said order of s,i
amounting to ST. 60 and costs
This March ~. lSSO.
IL. +. OAKLEY. Sheriff.
lnari-tds 81,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

Dennis kcarncy. the California com
mnnIollc a9i,atOr, has been sentenced,
by San francisco police judge. to
SIX months Imprisonment in the house
OF correction, and to pay a fine of one
thousand dollars. He has taken an
appeal, Aud Kca,ncys pal, +. j.
Cannon, was tried by jury in the po-
lice court in the same city, found gull
~ aud sentenced 10 six months impris
oumcnt and to pay II fine,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

The nero laLor,rs in ST. Charles
parish, Louisiana, are ON Il strike for
h4hcr wages. The Governor, on APP
pii"n'ion of the white citizens Of that
locality, ordered tie Louisiana field
artillery to the parish The whites re.
port that the acgrors threaten to hurn
lIe sugar houses il their 'lcmaIds aIG
not complied with,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

a majority OF our exchanges seem
to think tina, the negro exodus fever
will prove II blessing to the State
ii is stated that wherever the ncgroc-
are leaving to go North, industrious
white people from the North are com
Ing in to fill their PLACES.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

The Nashville American calls attcn~
ton to the State law, whi,h provides
that every person elected n Magistrate
shall give bond Of $500 after his cIcc.
ton, and that it shall lie renewed cy-
cry two years The American say )
there are forty members Of the David.
son County Court who have faIrd to
comply with the law, and are now sub
joc'ing themselves to indictment Ivy he
grand jury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
insolvency..

The insolvency OF the estate of JAS I
Gardner, deceased. having beer suggest
ed. all parties indebted to said estate must
make immediate payment: and nllcIaims
against the estate must he presented. duly
authenticated. to the County Court Clerk,
at Winchester Tenn" within the time pres
rribcd by law, or they will be forever
barred.
MRS. l. T.. GARDNER.
Feb. 20. lSS0-3n Administrators,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

A Bedford county Temperance So
"icty has passed resolution protest
ING against the sale OF beer IN the
"EXpcttion building" at the NaoIS HE
Centennial.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

A hilI has pao>rl through both
houses Of the Wisconsin Legislature
allowing women to vote, but they must
hc married first No unmarried wo
nnn viii be allowed to exercise the
ballot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

Irof Vennok, the Canadian weather
prophet makes the following prophe-
cies for April:
April sketch as entering cold and
storm, with snow up TO the 4th or Jll,
,a'' alter which cold rains NAV con.
niue t" ahon; the l0th. the 81 and 4ih
'a' : heing pr ohahlv The most wiL,erv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
re strictiOn and Prevention Of
Scarlet Fever
ISSUED by the Tennessee State Board OF
llrallh.


|r..url h. ,br rrrun..ne Stain poul ~
llcAlLh.
-
The State Board Of Urnl,j, desire f.
disseminate as widely ~ uos4jLI,
u,uvuo the ncople Of This State, the
/ ,noN, rIge OF certain facts and yrlnci-
ul,s. winch seem 10 he well e.ta,Ijshcd.
a, to the nature and causes Of Scarlet
Fever, and the rational mean, tor l,s
restriction and prevention. To that
cnd they invite attention 10 the follow
mo facts:
Scarlet Fcvcr-or, AZ tl,i, disease
is sometimes cuIlrd "Scarln,iuo. or
"Srorlpt Rash" ar "Coullrr Rash "
etr.--is vrovn,sled bv coutnolou or
int, clIon.
, This conlooi0n hrromrs ourr,
tive by luhaIua the exAaluIous, or b,
contact with the person Of one Who i,
,ul,pIino with Ibr di,rosr ar hy run-
tact win the DISCHARGE from the ewes.
cnr-, nose, throat, kidneys and bowel,
of the sick: or with the rIolniuu. he'd
dino, calpris, or other furniture winch
NAV nave hcen in use by the sick
3 Youny chjIdren are cspccinlIy
Hattie to Scarlet Fryrr-ul,Irr one. and
adults less SO.
4 The period during which the li,
case can he communicated may An.
proxnalclv he placed Il, four weeks,
supposin. that the patient Ias conya
Iesccd and remains free from rr, or and
dropsicol SYMPTOMS,
The FOLLOWING measures are recon-,
mcnded as preyentiyes uuoiu,t inc
spread of this most cou,noiuus dis.
ease.
/. Put no reliance IN b.Iladouno
.,.,I, ,,,,.,. a,,,
called anlido,cs.
.. Put riuil quarantine unnn ,ho
sick iur a nrriol of :, l.osi ,hreo
weeks, even if the disease cxis,s in thr
mlIdcsl form. and durino this noriod
exclude all persons from fine ,,ti,u,,.
rnom vL, or, ma, ,o,.o.an,fi,, ~ ~,
tendance. there. socuro wuLnrt SON.
siblc rurrrnis mr. dror,, n,n,;nr,I
ch,nor of ,hr air or thn',i, rnnm
Q Tho ,J,u.i, ,,l ,I .I.L
used by the p,,ipn sh.uld ha ,li.,nG.,,
ed Lv sooL, mo in q weak so,,,i,n ~
soIo b,i,,. ,Io.ir ,nn,n,L
from the room and .uh -oo,,u,l, ,,,o,
should me ,ho,nuyhlv hniI,l
4 The 1i,rh,rDn nr th. .i,l, eh,,,lI
be received in vessels ,on,,,uuy s,.
I,,,,.n' ,,r,',,'L.,sl, ''
I'm the urouoriion of oh,u ,hr.o
mounds of cn,mcr,a +, nno u.lI,,, ,rI
" u,cr) md should he nj onco L,r;,J
and MT Mropu ioto he pr;rv mr. ,,otsr
r(1Sci
B. Those in attendance vn,, tho
sick should moi m;n,I. win anna, man,
Der, Of the household vino ara l,,hl.
10 nave the dise,s. ,nd tina n,,,,os -,
exposed should rcnc,,edJv rinsn ,hn
mouth mud onrolo fin. ,,,r,,, wi,,, .,..n,o
mild as,riuocnt
6 In case of death NV sr,r,., f,,or
lac funeral, notice ahnul1 stain ,Lo
ucl, and Me funeral SLouLJLe .,r;c,, -,
,riyate one.
7. Members or any ho,seho,d who,o
scarlet fever exists, whether milJ nr
n llluuanl, should rrtr,i, rrnm min,
inr with children in srbn,Is ,.h,r,.h',s
schools or other ind,nr
,Iaces; and association with odults
houId be restricted ~ murh no nn..i
de-
8 A ncrson c,,voI,ocor, ,ror ooau
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

And now The newspapers are teen.
ing with talk a'vu, OK Senator Chris
tancy aad his young wife, against
whom The rX Senator is going 10 llnu
suit fpr divorce. MI Chrislancy is
present Minister to Peru. He resigned
lis position rs u, S. Senator ostrnsi-
by in order to accept the appointment,
hut 1t now appears that he wanted to
get away from lis wife But she FL.
lowed him to Peru. Very soon she re.
turned and is talking very freely to
newspaper reporters abon. the wrongs
done 10y her distinguished husband,
whom she represents as "an opium
eater, dInnkard, a m"n of imtJicranl
prcjuhicrs, II wife heater, and jealous
beyond description" II is sad that
those who have known Judge Chris
ilancy through a long and honorable |
life will he ised at these state
menls Well, the Home journal is dis
posed to think that Mrs. {. is riuht in
saying her husband is jealous. Here
is where. perhaps, the trouble lies He
ought not to have married one young
enough to he his grand child And
they had better separate. Rude words
have cr'pt in and they will never more
he recOncilrd. We fear.
Bat isn't it strange and 10 he regrets
ed that go many Of our "big" men ar,
involved in scandal? Onlv t1c other
lay we read about Senate, Ben Hill. of
ieorgia-cha'ged in the Courts with II
rluction. And there is he Conkllng r.
prague scandal; aud the Senator u
ameron scandal. and the Acklen y
;abdal, aud other sran lais IN hiul, .,
e. Verify. B"crhrr is no. alDnc in IF
y guilt. nor Mrs TiltDn in hers. The fl
IT -. crime is Increasing IN high life. ~
At HE poor man il not so miscraLIrl +,
sVade who count their millions. m.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

Tire State Executive Committee OF
the National Grccnhackcrs met IN
Nashville few days since, and re-
solved to call State Convention. to
NEE, in that city May 2Gth, to scIcu
delegates to the National Greenback
Convention to be ED at Chicago on
the 9tA OF June.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

The Democrats Of Rhode Island
have nominated Price NJ. Jewell Tor
Governor, and Stephen p. SIocum ror
Lieutenant Governor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

A, i. Jackson, the Chattanooga
body suatchcr, has been found guilty
aud sentenced to pay fires 10 The
amount Of SJl2 and costs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
EVERYBODY MAKE MONEY!
WNtcheS. NOceIticS, JeWeiry,
OdditieS, Notions, dc.

NOW Is THE TIM Il 20 push your bus
mess or start anew. Oar goods are of the
very latest styles. purchased mostly a;
Auction or private Bankrupt Sales. eX-
capt those We Manufacture. Warranted as
represented. Send for Catalogue. prices
AIMED. and order your goods. Address,
New York Auction Co II Park Row,
New York. mari GIN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

Hon Guslayus A Henry, the eagle
orator OF Tennessee, is ont in a letter
tavorins T,lden As the Democratic
nominee for President
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

The very best quslity of Lime ALWAYS
on hand. aud delivered TO suit nnrrhn.','
Address Il. Y. MILLER. D.c6rr,, Trnn
aprl1-ly u"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
Conventions of 1880.

Republican National Convention
Chicago, Wednesday, Jane ..
Democratic National Convention,
Cincinnati, Tuesday, June go.
Tennessee Republican State Coaven-
'ion. Wednesday, May 5
Tennessee Democratic State Conycn>
;ion, to appoint delegates to the Gins
cnnat Convention and select prcsdcn
iInI Electors Tuesday, June s.
tennessee Democratic State Con
VrnllGn, to nominate a candidate for
Tuesday, August To-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

The Kentucky Senate has defeated
the whipping,po~t bill,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01

\ NcranGo Traveller in Dixie Land
Sketches Of Tennessee liir-A Plea
ant Town and it, Prominent Character
istic,-Srhools and CoIIc9c,--AGricul-
turr and Weather.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
Shortest. Best and Quickest Route

by which to reach Memphis. st. Louis
and cities OF the Northwest.
Emlgrants wishing to 20 to the great
southwest. You are offered bpitrs time and
connections by this route than by any
other '
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
March 4th. 1850.

Is your best route. business men and
Pleasnre-scekrrs. this route offers Won
good time. good connections. and GOOD nc
common atons. Round-trip tickets can
be purchased at PRINCIPAL ticket Offices tor
all the prominent Springs and Summer
Resorts. both in Northwest ant, Southeast.
ThiS is YOnr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-01
SPRING STOCK On GOODS,

Consisting, in part. of Ladies' Dress
Goods. nice line of Spring Prints. Do
nestle. Sugar and coffee in large qnan.
titles. Your especial attention is called
to his stock Of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-15

Over SI,590. 900 paid TO Policy Holder
and their Representatives.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.

HNHEABOvE HOTEL HAS BEENTBOROUGHLY
4 repaired, renovated and refurnished. Table
first class. Best accommodation for families.
Meals, rs cents Rooms from 25 cents TO 81 Bar
and billiard rooms connected with the house.
d5-1m J. Z. DIXON. proprietor.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNlON.
COMMERCIAL.
:. rrancisco Produce Market.


F,orp-Tbe oregon steamer, this morning, brings
,one worth mentioning, having but 1Oo bois on
hoard. We quote the various BRANDS as I0i-
lows Best City Extras are jobbing at 50 6z1
Baker, g r. hf interior Extra, IS 6sse interior
SS.,nerfne. 1894 Is; Oregon Extra, s5@5 62l;
choice do 50 5000; Oregon Superfine, s. IS
a. walla WalIa Extra, S G2ig6 q Dbl Pur-
above rates.
WHEAT-Although the reported transactions do
not foot up very large aggregate it is evident that
the market displays more vim. The weather Just
now is favorable for loading, and II shippers avail
themselves of the opportunity the sales in the near
future win become more extensive. On Change TO-
day we heard of sales of 800 cts coast superhne,
81 IS 800 do do, 81 ST.; 500 do fair milling 81 20
a shipper, 81 05 $50 do maccaroni s2 10 400 do
choice Sonora for cracked Wheat, 81 TO- We quote
no. at s2a2 o5 No. 2, 81 92.t9l 97R q ctL
BARLEY-HeavY holders will doubtless be glad To
see that the market il receiving little better atten
ton Sales to-day embrace GOO SKIS old coast feed,
zoe; 600 do do, zoe 500 do choice bright coast
feed, 775c; 100 do choice bay brewing, 924c
Brewing is quotable at s2s@97.c feed; 65a1Sc for
coast and 77160c o ctl for bay Chevaier, 81 O09
l 20 for choice bay and s1@1 20 for coast
OATs-But one sale was reported on Change to-
day, consisting of 200 SKIS coast feed at 81 lZ4 we
quote Humboldt at 81 15@l 371; coast, sldl 25 /;
oregon and Washington Territory, 81 l5ql 20 /;
Surprise, 81 4ot91 so D ctl.
HAY-Sales of $50 bales common wheat, s. 30
tons fair wheat and oat $40 q ton. Cargo lots on
the wharf range from So 10 Sl2 q ton.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Fresh California Butter IS quo
table at 25627Ic for good to choice inferior to
ordinary, l7@21c, inside rate for mixed lots
from country stores California frkin, lSd2lc /;
picked roll 20@23c. Cheese is plenty at f4@
ic for California while Eastern is quoted at from
l5tdlsc.
WooL-S Stock exhausted. Quotations are nominal,
as follows: Humboldt free, 32@33c slightly bury
and seedy, 2l@24c; very bury and seedy, lS@
No San, anr1in soufhern. l5(llSC for bury
and seedy and 1sa21c for free; Oregon Lambs, 81
(623c "a n
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento-In Probate Court. In the matter Of
the estate of JOHN BENNETT, deceased. Notice
is hereby given that CARL HALVERSON has fled
in this Court his verified petition asking that de-
cree be entered that the Execurx OF the estate OF
said JOHN BENNETT, deceased, convey to him, said
CARL HALVERSON, under and in accordance with
the terms of certain written contract entered into
between said Bennett and Haverson, that certain
real estate in said county and State described and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the intersection
of the west line Of county road and the south line
of the land constituting the right Of way of tine
Sacramento Valley Railroad, thence with the line
OF fence on the west side Of said county road south
81 east 19.73 chains, to stake witnessed by
stump in the ditch thence at right angles south
S65s west 30 chains to stake in the west side Of
private road near orchard thence north 81 west
Il 81 chains to stake in the line Of fence on the
south side of the Sacramento Valley Railroad, two
feet east Of gate thence with said fence north
573 10 Ga chains to the place of beginning con-
tanning sixteen acres, and being the northeast six
teen acres Of the real estate described in said con-
tract of sale between said Bennett and HalversOn.
And that this Court has by order duly entered
herein on the 22d day of December, 1879 appointed
MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1880, at 10
o'clock A. M at Its Courtroom in Sacramento, Cal,
as the time and place for hearing said petition.
Dated Sacramento, December p, 1873
IsEAL1 T. II. BERKEY, Clerk
d24-lm By c. NJ. CoGLAs Deputy Clerk
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
sale, issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Sixth judicial District of the State OF
California, held in and for the county of Sacra
mento, bearing date, DECEMBER l6, 1879, upon
judgment and decree therein entered on the 2lst
day of JUNE, 1879, in the case wherein ROOT,
NELSON & co. were plaintiffs and A. S. BRYANT
and others defendants, / will, MONDAY,
the 10Th day of JANUARY, A. D., 1880, sell to the
highest bidder for cash. at the hour of IL o'clock A.
NJ, in front of the Court house door, the following
described property to satisfy said Judgment, to wit
The leasehold estate of A s. BRYANT in the real
estate described follows 1t is known as
Sharp's Point and its boundary lines are,
commencing at the confluence of Snodgrass
Slough ard Tyler Slough at low-water mark,
thence up said Tyler slough 200 feet, more or less
to a certain alder tree marked with blaze and
further designated by post planted by said tree /;
thence in eastery direction $50 feet, to the cor
ner of the fence on the old ditch thence in south
ery direction in straight line across Snodgrass
levee, touching asder tree to Snodgrass slough,
distance OF 700 feet, less, the point being
designated by post planted in the ground on the
westerly bank Of said slough; thence down said
Snodgrass slough to the place of beginning. The
sawmill building and machinery and fixtures and
appurtenanees situate on the real estate above de-
scribed all of said property being in the county OF
Sacramento, State OF California
NJ. VI. DREW, Sheriff.
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German American, OF New York British America
and Western, of Toronso Canada and last, but not
least the grand old Phoenix, of London. Combined
cash capital, 1c,OJe.o0n.
SPINKS & AC0Ck,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Office 402
street. d30 4ptf
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New YORK, January 18th.
BREADsTUFFs- Flour is steady and Wheat is irresu-
lar, latter 81 45@l 81.
WooL-Quiet.
Barley Neglected, but firm.
QUIcKsILvER-Firm at doc.
METALs-Pie Iron continues to advance; so IS
row the minimum price for prime Lehlgh brinus.
52Ic.
UIL-Petroleum is more active; Crude Oils are
auiet but very firm Sales at New Bedford the past
week. $50 bbls Sperm at 81 OIL &; 100 bbls at 81 %,
for export $50 bbls at 81 05, and $50 bbls private,
for manufacture Since the above was put in type
prices have advanced to 81 Q5@l 10 for crude and
81 I5@l % for refined.
GRocERIEs-Rio Coffee is dull and easier; refined
Sugars are moderately active, with some irregular
ity in prices Teas quiet, but held firmly.
Boston, January 14th.
Wool is firm and in good demand from manufac-
trrers and probably one-haf the stock now on
hand could be sold il holders would make slight
concession from asking prices. The demand IS Tor
all grades but fine Wool is attracting the most at
tention. California fall Wool is not much inquired
for Medium Woods of all kinds are scarce and
wanted meeting with ready sale. But few round
lots are TO be had except az advance on present
prices. California, 20tp37c for fall.
CHICAGO, January 18th.
WHEAT-s1 275 for February.
BACoN-S6 rs for short rib sides.
PuRK-Sl3 % for February.
LARD-s7 62k for February.
PmLADELPHIA, January 14th.
WooI-In improved demand and prices are firm.
LIVERPOOL. January 18th.
WHEAT-California, los 6d91ls ID for average,
and lis 5da11s Cd for club.