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FhRY DESIk FARM
UPPER F. cUOUIER

IL.
"y virtue Of dccreA of tho Circui. Court OF
FH"lI"- county, pronounced on the l4.h day Of
.N"T"' IoHV In III" c1alCery suit Of Sector's
'"irs vs. Rector, the undersigned commlssion
re ~ 'hln Will SCI - public auction TO the
hI&H's. bidder IN front Of the store and wsre.
A'4.' "t Thomas Gssscock and c. H. Walker.
=. F'"c- RIO IN Sts.ioG, In Fauquier county Va.
~. ~ y rs I, the ll.b day OF August,
~ N" i1!towlhg trscs Of land being the real
'','tc OF ne iste Thomas William Rector:
81 TRACT OF LAND lying in the coun-
y Of Fauluier containing 10 scres.
~ ~ ~ q HALF OF AN UNDIVIDED
IHaCt Or LAND, in Loudoun county Va,
sohi7inIrg % acres. with lot of fur acres nd
joining thereto
he far'n OF 10 scres in Fauquer county, is
"'"cy Hhu"n ~ one OF the m pst produCtlveand
"'sfaola farms in upper tauGuier 1t ia sit.
"Ht"d midway between Hectort sn and Inner.
t"" IN the heart Of the blue grass section of
tN'I'.1 = niles from Rec.ortown station, W.
NJ w. ~ The land Is OF the irst quality,
!" desirable neigh hhOrhood, we'll Wstered well
,31ccl ana IN good condition; ten sc,es in tim.
.'' HHU Inc rHmaInGor Cles7ed twenty acres of
'- u''h'"C. !rhd are IN cultivation :; the remsin.
"s' n good 0ue grass There are on the farm
"e" a"d comfortable DWELLING and other
ut'lheh's, sI' IN good repair; spring of
49, 'eG !aiiIig tree stone wster near the DWELLING
"-t "youn. peach HnG apple orchard of choice
."''' a more desirable farm in lhe blue grass
market ''N0nt WI &C 'n'o
Iar arm IN louESun county is we'll located
:" " desirable neig 4borhood, half mile from
1Pp"T|lI."; the Ism, Of first quality, acres in
n,.ESauon the rem ainder wei set in grass. The
f.LLl Nc HOUSE is comfortsble
t''tns OF Saie: Gre tenth of the purchase
~ "'S IN cash ; the residue in three equal annu-
~. .atmenis. For the deferred payments the
.''o~AseF to execute bonds, with approved per-
- SECURITY. to bear Interest from the 1T dsv
g'aHu.ly, 1881 the title will b. retained until
Ast p"ymeat Is made and the land resoId at
-. .tsN ct the purchaser if the terms Of ssle be
n'-H !nrms are rented for the current year
,1,. Inc purchasers will have sesdlRg priv.
. t.S MS yesr rs TO the land IN cultivation and
possession on The first of January, 1881.
& B. GIBSON,
", A HUDSON. Com'rs.
-. JOHN Il a LEXANDER,
F""GAer county, jy It's
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DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

Is a precaution which should never be neglected
when danger is present, and therefore e1urse
OF the Bitters at this season is particularly de-
slrablc, especially for the feeble and sickly As
remedy for biliousness, dyspepsis, nervous.
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
comparable to this wholesome restorative.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers gener.
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FANCI GOODS.


II OSlERY-Over 100 new patterns showing
~ the largest and best selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SHIRTS-A full assortment; also the
new patterns of Collars and Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LACES, RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Special attention paid to GENTLEMEN'S
MICK WEAR. Constantly receiving all the
newest designs offered to first class city trade
GERMANTOWN and SAXONY WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SUMNER UNDERWEARfo for ladies. gents
misses, boys and infants; large assortment; !;
prices 2Oc to So
CORSETS csn bs seen at SOC, 75c, 81, 81 rs,
81 80 and 81 per pei:; se9eral new makes IN
Corsets added to stuck; ladies are invited to eI-
anime same
BUTTOHS, Braids, Psrssola, Soool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton, Pins,
Needles, Combs, Belts, Suspenders Thread
Gloves, Soap, Perfumery and new selectloa of
Jewelry.
spl7 G. II. ADAMS. 90 King at
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A FAMOUS BRIGAND. The brigaud Of whom
| wrte 10 late letter has been captured
Originally there were two brigsnds, and as they
| were we'll munted they were not little terror
iu the neigbborhood they visited. But one of
them was taken about fortnight ago, and al
though it was known that the stronger of the
two yet remained to be taken, it was easily to
be imagined that it would not be long before he
would be captured. Whilst there we're two,
Que could watch over the other aud help him iu
case of need when he went to fetch the food
snd other nccessaries which they had deposited
at various places for them; but, left alone,
Tibursi had to have recourse to oonhdant to
bring him his food, and it was this coDidant
who sold him. Five carabiaiers lay in ambush
near the spot where his food was concealed,
npd whilst the brigand was proceeding to take
i, the nearest carsbiner fell upon him and
held him firmly uotil the others cane 10 the
spot. They bound his arms to bis sides. Be-
fore that the uafOrtuaate nan hud tried all
means to free himself, or to turn bis gun ou the
GARDINER who held him, but it was impossi-
bic. When he passed through Bracciauo all the
town turned out to look at him; for it wss
around Braccisno that he committed the worst
Others have villas and castles there, and he
could get greater booty from them than from
poorer people There are also some very pretty
bathing pisc,s around Brsccauo, aud mineral
water spripgI much resorted to, which were all
founts of profit to tho brigsnds, for as yet there
is no railroad to any of tn .se places. Braccisno
consequently, was more interested than any
other part in the brigsnd's capture Those who
saw him say he is q strikiDgy handsome man. .
and hat. bound IS he was ne csused fear to
those who looked at him on account of the won.
eriul fire of his eyes, He is not much over 40
years of age. He had been around Brscciano
or the last seven years, and had committed
more than one murder during those years. In
any case, the Roman province is well rid of the
fellow, however much he may be admired by
the ladies. L hear that more than one lady has
written to him to express sympathy. It is
strange, but it is equally true that these brig
snds excite great sympathy in the female mino.
When Leoni was taken some years ago q vast
correspondence of love letters was found upon
him. Russian and English ladies specially were
most generous in their condolences Tibursi
also may, perhaps have his share Of love espis.
ties when his trial begins. AS yet. however. the
b-igand is sukv and will mt eat anything
Rome Cor Of the PhIa NJ Am
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l'Gs.k sAE.E tbsS ssESs

ENOR RXNT-The GROCERY STORE now
E. occupied by Scoicld s. Bro. on Csg.cron
street, near the Market; one Of the best stands
IN the city Terms moderate Fos:e: given
fist Day Gf Sept! Krq.i:e of
aug3-tf J.DH LUNT.
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DIZZY GitGsD.s.
NREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.

Wednesday, August 4, 1880
We have in stock full lines of Besched and
Unblesched Table Linen, Blescbed and Un.
blesched Napkins aud Doylas, Wine Clothes
and Napkins - matcl Butchers Linen, Glass
Llaen, Irish Liaen and Crash, Bath Towels,
Dainssk Towels, Huck Towels also another in
voice of those Devonshire Towels at 25c. all
our goods are bought strictly for cash, and we
sell god goods ut low prices.
D.F. BKASHEAR. 100 King st ,
aud AleIsndris, Virginia
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POPULARITY OF TIE PRINCE OF WALES
The Prince has. as 40 Irishman might say,
mighty fine manners." and l suspect this is
one reason why he is 80 universally liked.
Where soma Of your great friends accord you
the honor OF ftigid bow and very feeble imi.
tation of smile the Prince gives you CHEEKY
bod and laughing salutation. I chanced to
be Oh the qasy 10 Portsm outh dock yard when
the ship brloeing h. R. H. back to Euglaud
steam. d granoly alongside. The troops we're
presenting arms, the bands clsshing out God
Save the Queen" the mayor aud corporation
painting ana palpitating 10 an excess of loyalty,
the generals touching their cooked hats, respect.
tuly. the naval authorities making low salasms.
The Prince, brown as berry. radiant, laughing
''al over his fSc,." 10 the midst of ali this hub
bub aud koto wing, caught sight of a mau-a
sinpl4 journalist-Who bad been 10 his train out
10 ludia, 6x,d him with one of those keen
glsDc.s, waved bis hand With supreme cordi-
allty aud frankness, with the air of one saying,
We'll, aud how are you?" and that young man
lhe Has standing uexS to me) went away hsppy.
vi course. about ten score OF people took this
afable It rscosnitino as boiog intended for them;
but what Of that 2-London Letter Philadelphia
Times.
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EOR BENT.

1rOk RhNT OR LEASE-The desirable and
& roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
.! Cameron street, lately Occupied by K. B.
Lawson & Co. Apply 10
srpi0 T. NJ LAWSON
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The above sale is made with my sntre appro-
baton. This properly cost 81 100 ED is now
renting for Sl,15 per srnum u fraction under
per cent iAte-est on So UGU; is known to be one
ot the verV bsst locsuoHs in the city for any
Kind OF tu iness, whicl will alwsys insure the
best Of trnants. No safer investment csn be
made
aUg3-ts w. n. McVEIGH
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A COOP YEAR FOR SNAKES. There resides
at Basket Station, Pa, o celebrated hunter,
trapper aud snake tanner by the name Of John
Geer. Ho is married and has family of chill
dren. During the winter months Gser earns
living for bis family by huuting birds and
trapping foxes, bears aud other animals, for
which the region is noted. His summers are
spent in catchiog rattesnakes. which are very
numerous 10 the mountains around Basket.
Geer knows where there are several rattlesnake
dens, and be frequently visits them with as
much u1c)Lcoru as though he were going on
whortleoerry txpedition. He has dog that
usually accompanies him to tho mouutains
when on rattl'snske hunt. which, by long
praciico, has acquired as great skill 10 dis.
patchiog the repLll!s as the hunter and trspper
himself.
While hunting aud trapping pays, G ser says
that he can make far moro money by killing
rsttlesnakcs aud selling the oil. He always
carries crotched stick. When he comes upon
a snake, be carefully places the crotch over the
reptiles neck, just back of the head. Then.
if be desires TO keep the snakes alive. be re-
moves the poison by tho aid of instrum snts
mad, for the purpose. But ho seldom keeps
the snakes alive, but kills them and has reg
ular process for extracting tho oil from their
bodies. This oil is very valuable, and sells
readily for ST per ouuc,. 1t is said to have
great curative p)weis.
Goer says the present has been an exceeding
good year for snakes, and that he has killed
nearly one hundred during the past three
months. He claims that he c,u make good
living at the soake business He is not afraid
OF the reptiles. and asserts that be can cure
their bites without fail.
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EsUR RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron g.,
& between Fairfax erd Lea, Apply 10
sp e-ii } Il D. SHOOT.
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4 kUCTEOE SALES.
BY Green l. Wise

BY Green S Wise
Resi- Estate Agents and Actioneers
gale UF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
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Space. lw In. sm. 6m. ".

Special contracts will be made with yearly i'd.
vertisers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IL PAINTS, OILS,
/ Glass yarnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Window
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, holdings,
Painters and Artists Materials, No. 626 j. ard 1905
seventh street, Sacramento, Cal. f2e4ptf
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CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
u Attorneys-at- Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. 607 street, between
Sixth and Seventh. fzi-4plm
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ct AS
IN
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Still P. M.
FLoUR-The Oregon steamer brings but a small
lot this trip, being less than 400 bbls. About
800 bbs goes to Honolulu on the Lady Lamp
son. We quote the various brands fol-
lows: Best City Extras. Sc so; Bakers Extra,
s. 75@e; suPerGne. 81 1sE@4 81; interior
a III Oregon Extra, "a s7A95 81 choice do IS so
as S73; Oregon Superfne, s. 3T5G3 U.s. Walla
Walla Extra, IS 5oGs5 s71 . Dbl. Purchasers of
round lots can obtain concessions on the above
rates.
WHEAr-Scarcely ripple disturbed the equani-
nifty of the market TO day. The offerings were free
but not pressing; while the inquiry moderately
active, though not persistent. 1t seemed, however,
if the market not quite SO strong as at the
close of last week A sale was reported OF 40, 600
ctls of fair to very choice No. at range of 81 $50
80 g ctl. Other transactions embraced 1900 ctls
No. at 81 921; 146o do good shipping, 81 90 200
do off grade, 81 721 e ctl We quote No at 81 90!
al 95; No. 2, 81 ST491 90 q ell.
BARLEY-Transactions continue light. Prices
are unchanged. Brewing is Quotable at S5@97ac
feed, s0as2lc for coast and s40S5c q ctl for bay
Chevalier, 81 60 al 90 for choice bay and s1@1 25
for coast.
oATs-Light shipments we're made on Saturday to
Honolulu. There is fair inquiry, though not OF
sufficient magnitude TO change quotations. Sales of
100 SKIS good feed 81 IS; 100 do choice Oregon Sur
prise, q so q ct Some 500 ctls Washington Ter
rtory feed in lots at range of 81 275G7l so q
ctl. We quote Humboldt at 81 15tdI 50 /; Coast, 81
al 25 Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 $50
l 35 Surprise 81 4e@1 50 q ell.
HAY Sales were more free to-day comprising a
cargo of poor wheat at sS so; 200 bales very good
wheat, sl2; and cargo of choice wheat and oat at
Sl2 y ton. Cargo lots on the wharf range from s.
10 So so o ton.
BuTTBR-The week opens well. Stocks are quite
depleted and quotations steady at former figures,
though it is possible the market may be affected in
some way the arrival of the southern coast
steamer tomorrow. We quote good to choice at 200
273e; inferior to ordinary 22024c inside rate for
mixed lots from country buyers. New firkin Butter
is quotable at 2id25c y ID.
CHEESE = California, 15@14c; Eastern, 16Glsc
q H.
FGGs-Continue to improve slowly Sales this
morning made at 1Sal9c = dozen, and some
dealers were asking small advance for occasional
lots.
WooL-We note the arrival of another small in
voice from Oregon. Quotations nominal, with
no huyers
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u y ROOT ALEX NELSON. J. DRISCoL.
RO0T, NEEIs0N q CO.,
EyNIoN FoUNDRy-IRoN AND BRASS
Founders and Machirists, Front street, be-
tween n and O. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order. f24-4plm
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Eastern and Foreign Markets,

NBw YORK, March sth
BREADsTuFFs-Fiour is quiet, and Wheat is un-
settled, say 81 1901 AZ.
HIDEs-Stropg at 2lSt2lIc for California dry
Wool California il strong at ISa22c for fall
bury, and 24d3Se for clean fall; spring bury,
20G25e; clean spring, 3Sa4ec; pulled, 4O@5oc
oIL.-Whale is quiet at 65@66c for southern and
60G65c for northern ; Sperm IS quiet at 81 06(a
l 10 for crude and 81 156eI % for refined
GRocERIEs Rio Coffee is in fair demand, but
holders are firm. Refined Sugars active and
very firm. Crushed and Granulated p2c Teas are
steady, while the demand is slow.
BoRAI-Calforna, 1olc.
LEATHER-Ca California 25e926c.
HARDWARE AND METALs-Pg Iron is dull and
easier at sS994o Tor No. Lehigh The tendency Of
the market is lower. Manufactured Iron of all de-
scriptions is unchanged Pig Lead is dull but very
firm at IS 95 for common. Tin plates are irregular
and weak. Hardware is less active, and there is
check to the upward turn of values. Nails are in
moderate demand, but firm at SIS 40.
BOSTON, March Sth.
wooL-Sales last week amounted to 1858, 100 lbs
including Oregon at 30635c and California fall at
market retains all the strong features previously
noticed Anxiety TO secure desirable lots of Wool
appears to be urgent Transactions in fleece
Wool are not large comprising for the week 2eS 900
ms of all kinds. The demand is mostly for heeces
The stock of feeces in this market will not exceed
$780, 600 lbs and this embraces about all the fleece
Wool that manufacturers have to fall back upon be-
fore the next clip is available. There is stock of
domestic ccmbing and ddaine Of any consequence,
and the trade Is running English combings sales
of this description this week amounting to 40 600
lbs. Territory Woods are very scarce and wanted
CHICAGO. Marck sth.
WHEAT-Sl 23a for April
BAoos-s6 65 for short rib sides
| PoRK-sll 10 for April.
LARD-ST liz for April.
LrvsRfooI., March sth
WHEAr-Cslforna, los fd@1 I'd for average
and lis 1dGl1s I'd for club. Spot lots and eargoes
are very inactive; French country markets are
quiet
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Creditors Of In2OlEelt.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
of Sacramento state of California. WALDEMAR
MEYER vs. HIS CREDITORS. Pursuant to an
order of S. c. benson, Judge Of the said
Superior Court, notice is hereby gwen to all
creditorsofth saidinsolvent, WALDEMAR MEYER,
to be and appear before the said Court, in open
Court, at the Courtroom of said Court, in the
city of Sacramento in thesad county of Sacramento
on the 5th day of APRIL, A. D. 1880 at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of that day, then and there 70 show
cause if any they can, why the prayer OF said
insolvent should not be granted, and an assign
ment Of his estate be made, and he DO discharged
from bis de IS and liabilities, in pur of the
Statute in such case made ana provided; and in
the meantime all proceedings against said insolvent
he stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this LIST day of MAR II, A. d: 1880.
TsEAL.l T. II. BERkEY, County Clerk.
L. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner.
r2-1aw5tTu
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NHIDwIFE.- GRADUATE OF THE UNIVER-
NH sity Lying in Hospital of Berlin. Residence,
Masonic Building, Sixth and K streets. t2o-lmN
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
Tuesday. .EFARCE 9, 1850.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

From San Francisco exchanges of March Still
There is money enough to the credit OF
the school fund to pay teachers salaries
for February, March and April.
The steamer City of Toxic. which ar
rived yesterday morning from China and
Japan, brought thirty cabin passengers.
The amount paid for duties at the Gus
tom House for the pass week was Sl23, $50,
making total since january lst OF $685.
969.
1t is estimated at the Registrars Office,
that the changes and new registrations will
number 5000 before registration closes
for the special election of fifteen free
holders
On Saturday afternoon David Bush re-
ceived Geographic order from D. o.
Mills, at present. at New York, for the
sum of 81, 600, which is his contribution
to the Park Relief Fund.
L. J. Cannon, who was recently arrested
for alleged incendiary utterances at. the
the sand lot. denies that he is the F. L.
Cannon described In Victoria, B. c.,
dispatch, and states that he was never in
that city.
At the endurance match of 100 shots at
200 yards, at Littlefeld range, on Satnr-
day, Lieutenant Kellogg made total score
of 437, or 81 2-5 per cent, which is said
to be the best l00-shot score ever made on
this coast.
There is but little movement in tonnage.
Only four vessels have been reported for
wheat during the week, and one of these
loads for account of ship. One of the
others goes to Callao at Sos OF the two
for Liverpool one gets 39s Cd and the
other 40s Even at these rates shippers
consider it hazardous TO take vessels unless
they have their cargo well in hand.
There were 81 deaths in this city for the
week ending March 8, 1880, as against GA
for the corresponding week in 1879 There
are Ia deaths from consumption, II from
pneumonia, from bronchitis and from
brain disease There are only 7 cases of
death from zymotic diseases, and none at
all from scarlet fever or diphtheria. This
is the most favorable showing of the sani-
tary condition of the city for three years.
A white man named Stanton, afflicted
with leprosy, was taken from the County
Hospital TO the Twenty ixth-street Hos
pital Saturday. 1t appears that Stanton,
a native of Birmingham, England, lived
for ten years in the leprous districts of
India. He went from Calcutta to New
York. From that place he went to Cleve.
land, Ohio, where he spent six years, and
thsnce, in September last, came to Sacra-
mento. He worked in a vineyard in that
vicinity, having Chinaman employed I'M
der him. The proprietor of the vineyard
could get no Chinaman to work with him
longer than few days. All would leave
without giving any reason. He finally be-
came unable to work, and was sent to the
City and County Hospital, and was treated
there. Yesterday he was moved to the
Small pox Hospital. The physician at the
latter institution says Stanton has clearly
developed case of anesthetic tubercular
ieprosy. He has no sensibility in his
hands or in his arms below the elbows. He
may live for twelve years. The doctor
says it must have developed three years
ago,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality, Sem
ind Weakness, Sperma-
torrhma, LOST MAN.
"a q 6D, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects OF Self
Abuse. youthful follies.
and excuses in maturer
years-such as Loss of
Memory, Lsssitude, Moo
turnal Emission, Aver
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

HyHE AROyE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical
that can be used fors. am is for sale in lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
dist President 3. @ u. Co
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REWARD.

uyHEREAs, ROBERT BENHAM WAS
w poisoned, upon the 4th day Of JANUARY
A. d. 1880 by party parties unknown, in Yolo
county, California
Now, therefore, /, GEORGE C PERKINS, Gov
eruor of the State of California, hereby offer a
reward Of two hundred and fifty dollars for the
arrest and conviction of the party parties com.
m ting such murder.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my hand
and causedsthe great Seal OF State to be affixed at
Sacramento, this 18th day Of FEBRUARY, in the
year Of Our Lord, 1880.
fsxaLl GEO. c. PERKINS, Governor.
Attest: D. NJ. BURKE, Se.re.ary Of State
nS-Im By THos II. REYNOLDS, Deputy.