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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-19

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, began the an
nual festival celebrated by the children of
Israel and their descendants all over the world,
as the Feast of The Passover, which continues
for seven days, the first and last of which are
usually the most important in the eyes of all
orthodox Jews.
This Passover is the celebration of the 5641st
anniversary of Israels independence, being in
commemoration of the departure Of Gods chosen
people from the scenes of their long bondage as
the slaves of the Egyptans-a bondage Of op-
pressiye ignorance and dark fanaticism :" be-
cause the night before their departure the de-
stroying angel that slew the firstborn of the
Egyptians passed over the houses of the Hebrews
without entering them, they being marked with
the blood of the lamb, which for that reason was
called the "paschal lamb
In the haste and confusion of their sudden de-
rarturc, Their housewives had not time to make
suitable preparation for their long and perilous
journey towards The Promised Land, and bread
hastily provided for their sustenancc, had to be
prepared without lcavcning, hence the custom
of using at this festival bread prepared and
baked without rising and the name Feast of
Uneavencd Bread"
Says the JeooiM SouN, published in New Or
leans a copy of which has been kindly loaned
to us by the Hon. Julius Ball:
All the ceremonies observed on this festival
are evidences that ii was the intention OF the
great Lawgiver that our people, as the first
born among the nations, Should not alone con-
slider the deliverance from Egypt as a special
and exclusive favor passed on them, but that it
was intended 10 .incte thereby all men 10 attain
we'll their freedom. The services on Passover
eve, when our doors are TO be opened, SO that
all who are hungry may join us" all who suf-
fer from want of freedom may come and listen
10 our Hagodah 10 our narrative on Israels de-
liverance plainly demonstrates that it was in
tended for all mankind TO learn from our history
the divine rights of men that before the Eternal
Creator all men are endowed with the same
privileges that there are no distinctions between
man and man, that equality before the Supreme
Law Of Infallibe Justice has been firmly cstab-
lished by the Sole Saviour and Liberator of ma
tons, the great God Tsebaoth!
We are indebted to Mr. r. S. Williams, who
is the eldest and most learned Of our Jewish
fellow citizens, for plate full of uneavened
bread, commonly used on such occasions
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Mr.. Liiilcr, the Photographic artist who has
he,n assisting our genial friend Mcleod during
,be winter, has made, with his landscape apa-
-.,us some OF the handsomest views Of residen-
ees and scenery in and about the city, we have
eyer seen. II win well repay any one the time
and trouble, 10 go to McLeods Gallery and in
snect them, and as some of them are for sale, it
i certain that the enterprise of Messrs Lttler and
Mcleod will he handsomely and substantially
rewarded
The following is q list Of the views already
,aken. which is constantly being added to by
the enterprise and industry of the artists
Siereoscope yiews-The Capitol and Grounds
from the Southwest; Tallahassee Cotton Yard
The Capitol from the Northwest in midwinter ;
Scene on the St. Augustine Road, east of ITALIA
hassee; Tree covered with Cherokee Rose and
Trumpet creeper.
Cabinet -pictures-Residence of w. r. Wilson,
ESQ, before its destruction by fire; Residence of
Nrs. Mariana d. Papy; Residence Of ]. A. Ed
mundson. Esq, Residence of C. A Choate, Esq,
Group of the Florida Senate of 1881; Group of
fine Florida Assembly of 1881
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Phoenix In one, representing the church rising
from the ashes, and the Pelican opposite, feed
ing the young, even from her own blood The
sheaf and the bunch of grapes opposite, denotes
the bread and wine Of the communion, and so
on, the beautiful emblems crown each one of the
stained lights Within the chancel railing, were
beds, pillars and vases of the lovelisst flowers,
and where Is there place that can excel ITALIA
hassee, in quantity and variety of such lovely
gifts of growth and bloom. About this altar, the
taste of the most exquisite florist, would have
been fully gratified. The priest lifted bis book
from reading desk, surrounded by roses, and
delivered his sermon from the stand, in front of
which was hanging on the lectern, a cross,
wrought in violets and pansies, and should we
attempt to criticize the decorations, this cross
would receive che need of praise"
Long before the hour appointed for the servi-
ces to begin, the church was crowded, and after
the sermon, a collection was taken up for the
purpose Of helping to finish the church. The
efferatory was liberal, the four wardens APP
preached the altar as the choir sang
"Al things come of thee, Oh Lord,
And OF thine own, we offer unto thee
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p ERsONAL.

Colonel F. B Papy made us flying visit
last week
Mr. Terry Towns of West Point Ga, visited
the FLoRIDfAN Office this morning
Mr.. Frank Damon's many friends welcomed
his return to Tallahassee last week.
= Mr.. F. w. Robertson, of Richmond Ind,
whose family have been spending the winter
here, arrived on the train Saturday morning.
Major Leroy D. Ball has resigned as mem
Der of the Board of Directors of the Middle Flor
ida Agricultural and Mechanical Association, and
Mr.. George Lewis has been elected to fill the va
cancy.
Miss Afford, Of Columbus, Ga, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs Henry
r. Raymond, Jr., left on her return home yester-
day, greatly to the regret of q large circle of
friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Law, accompanied by
Miss Emma Wilson.) left for their home in Gin
cinnati yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Law have been
the guests of Mr. W. r. Wilson for several
weeks past. They made many friends in our
community during their stay, who will be glad
10 WELDON them here again. Mr.. Law is mem
Der of the firm of Law Brothers, Cincinnati, do
ing one of the largest insurance businesses in
the West.
"A card from Dr. A. L. Philips in another
column, announces his intention of removing 10
another portion Of the State, a circumstance
which will cause sincere regret 10 very large
circle Of friends, of himself and his family here
in their old home, and call forth from every
member of the community which has known
them so long the heartest and kindcst of
good wishes for their happiness and welfare
wherever they may go.
The retirement from business OF DR.. Philips,
mentioned in a card which appears elsewhere
brings to the front again our old friend Mr.
Henry S. Elliot, who succeeds him in the extern
sive drug business at the old stand Mr. Elliot
is an accomplished and skillful druggist and
pharmacist, and will bring to the conduct Of this
old established concern, business talents of the
highest order, and an experience of fourteen
years in the business, eleven of which were spent
in one or more of the largest establishments of
the kind in Savannah.
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The impression left upon the minds of all in
telligent and christian people at the yearly recur
renee of this glorious day, must be to fill their
hearts and minds with that hopeful certainty of
being able, through the resurrection of our
blessed Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 10 claim a
a home in that glorious picture of joy unmixed
with any of the troubles met with in lifes jour
ney here on this earth.
Before the sunlight of yesterday broke upon
US, the memory Of Good Friday yet bore lis sad
imprint on our hearts, in mourning at the act
committed by them to whom He was sent. We
take up the good book and lHefcr to those chap
tiers describing the act fully that fail to feel
any charity for the unbeliever.
"Tllen said Jesus unto Peter, put up thy sword
into the sheath the cup which my father hath
given me, shall | not drink? And it was the
third hour and they crucfed him. And PLATE
wrote title and put it on the cross, and the
writing was: Jesus of Nazareth King of the
Jews The body of Jesus being given TO Joseph
he bought fine linen and took him down and
wrapped him in the linen and laid him in sep
ulchre, which was hewn out of rock, and rolled
a stone unto the door Of the sepulchre And
at very early morn, on this glorious Easter day,
Mary lMagdalcne and Mary the mother of Jesus,
on entering the sepulchre saw young man
sitting on the right side, clothed in long white
garment; and lie saith unto them: : BE not
afighted, ye seek Jesus of Nazareth which was
crucifed; he is now risen, be is not here be
hold the place where they laid him."
/" yesterday
Christ has rsen,"
How lovely in our city was this day, we cele-
brate !" Ii broke upon us without cloud to
hide the rising of that great orb of day whose
rays Of unobstrucied purity heraldcd The light,
and seemed to say
"An Hail"
"Christ has risen"
Easter" is a word OF Saxon origin, says o
reliable authority, and its meaning is "a goddess
of the East" This goddess was AS tarte, in
honor of whom sacrifices were annually offered
about the passover time Of The year, the Spring
and hence the Saxon name +" easter" became
attached by association of ideas to tho Christian
festival of the resurrection. Thus is Christianity
indebted, for the name Of one of its hottest and
most significant festivals 10 the mythology of a
Pagan age and people. 8k
Within the hearts of all true christians of our
beautiful city IL was indeed day of rejoicing,
after the two days of sadness following the
crucifxisn. Easter Sunday was fit day for
that rejoicing and festivity plainly imprinted on
the faces Of our church goera
At the new Episcopal church (St. Johns which
Is now near state of completion, the decorations
were literally and beautifully arranged and by
those fair hands, always 6rst 70 labor In the
vineyards Of our blessed Lord.
Around the six beautiful windows In the body
ofthe church. On each side, were festoops Of ever
greens, and In The crown Of each of these win
dews are cmblenls Of the chutch's history,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Il will relieve the poor little sufferer
about it. There is not mother on earth who has
eyer used il, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. twenty-five cents bottle
Nov 30 188O-1v
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l return thanks TO the citizens of Tallahassee
vicinity and adjacent counties, for the kindness
and patronage which they have SO generously
bestowed on me during nv connection with the
drug business in this city, and would add that I
do not leave them now without many regrets.
Having other interests 10 the Eastern portion of
the State from whence came, and having ar
ranged TO purchase another leading drug bust
ness, have sold out here, and will return thither
but am free TO say that feel sure that l shall
never dwell in community of warmer friends
or better patrons than leave in Tallahassee and
unding country.
Very Respectfully,
III A. E. PHILIPS.
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"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should he
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Tlroches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well meried rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at 30 cents box
everywhere. Nov. 30, 18S0-1y
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And other affections of the Kidneys and Blad-
der are sometimes brought on and often agra
waited by the neglect of the symptoms, which, if
taken in time, would no doubt in majority of
cases yield to treatment No medicine is so
well suited for this as Rankin's Compound Ex
tract Buchu and Juniper. 1t is reliable heal
ing tonic to the parts, allays irritation, and re-
stores healthy action,
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by all drug
gists
FoRsYTH, GA, Dec. 1, 1877
| have sold Rankin's Buchu and Juniper for
10 years, and it has always given universal sat
isfaction, proving the most valuable preparation
Of the kind on the market.
apr-19-1m +. 0. MAYS, Druggist.
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hereby announce 10 the public that have
sold out my drug business and closed out all in
iercst therein, in Tallahassee, including my good
viii, 10 Mr.. ii. 5. Elliot, Agent, who will con-
time the business in all its branches at the old
excellent stand in the Shine building, and re-
speeiiully solicit for him as liberal patronage as
have enjoyed at this stand for the last six and a
half years.
\. B.-l leave all old prescriptions on file here,
50 that customers may have them refilled just as
usual al any time.
A. +. PHILIPS.
TALLAHASSEE. April 10, 1891.
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NOTICE.
Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATOR S Sale.
WILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY. BOTH OF
w April, 1881, In front of j. q. Gallagher's old
stand, on Monroe street, a large lot of Furniture,
consisting of bedsteads singe and doube), bureaus
extension dining table, round tables, toilet tables
chairs, rocking chairs, settees, washstands, &c.
lot of wood screws. tacks, butt hinges, furniture
knobs furniture trimmings black and copal varnish,
paint and paint brushes carpenters tools, turning
tools, stove and piping, two anyils forty and fifty
platform scale, lot of black moss, mahogany and
walnut veneering, cedar, poplar and pine plank,
with many other articles, which will be exhibited
and sold on said day.
e. LEWIS, Administrator
April 10. 1S81-2w
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builder, Mr.. T. J. Ravls. with his sssistant. Mr.
f. c. Gilmore, who Is mechanic Of superior
skill, have performed wonders. The windows
and pews will be put in, and the inside walls
plastcfed, as fast as the work can be done.
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New Advertisements.
Straved or Stolen!

A SMALL BLACK MARE NULL, 5 or years
IA old, branded mo. 8" on the left jaw-right
hind leg has knot on it about the knee joint
Strayed or stolen on Friday last from c. p Chaires
plantation, five miles east of Tallahassee
A reasonable reward wi be paid for the return of
the animal, for such information will lead to
her recovery. Address
C. P. CHAIREs, Tallahassee.
April 49, 1SSl-tf
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DeIlys, black and colored, Silk Turbans ;
Gents Soft Fur, and Straw of all kinds opening
10 DAY at M ID. B. MEGINNIss, JR's.
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For SALE" etc.
The above two-line advertiser ent in last
weeks FLoRIDIAN effected sales of all but q
couple of sacks of the bran. This is why ad-
vertise. I'll RIB CARPENTER
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Tallahassee, April 10, 1881.
Failures.
A. E. PHILIPS

The world is full of them. they occur in every
department but Whites Cream White Verm-
fuge never fails. W. A. Rawls' Sole Agent
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Viii die silk, ribbons, feathers and woolens Just
%, pretty as eggs. Five cents, at
Il RAwLs
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AR. T. Carpenters. Low prices and fair deal
;nrs is what tells the story.
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Every JIan

Should look well TO his own intercst-buy your
groceries from r. Il. Carpenter 1t
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Summer styles i'm Boots and Shoes.
Ladies kid and fox Button Boots, Newport
lies. Gents Oxford and strap ties, opening to-day
II liil d. b. MEGINNIss, JR's
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Latest Style sets-The Largest and Riches,
stock he has ever had, at [l-tl Clark's-
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DIamonds ! DInwoua.

Something new every week at
1t d. B MReINNIss JR's.
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Perfumery.


The most complete line in town, all makes
and olors, al Rawls' 1t
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Struck by Lightning!

The pain had Cousse is Lightning Eminent
was what struck it, at It'll Rawls.
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A Card Of Thanks.

Fine razors, shaving brushes. mugs. SOC ps
&c, al Rawls' II
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Announcement.

# silver Ware ever brought here, at Clark's.
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April 8, 1SSl-iw.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-12

Nice and meat sf ths i.rxs ts~r..
Republican p-f.r. have e.snsrsis-
latory articles "a the Fssait - fs-
elections, which IL esssl.iufra 10
have made apparent ths tfs<eh b.
tween the Republican,. ant irs-esa-
cilable Radicals.
Seventy.6ve sensfefs have he.
come liable to rs-elseslsu usxf
year. or these "a are Eepsblicsns
aud 80 Reactionaries. Is eeus-.
quence of tho share which the ma
nicipalities take In the ssnsssrlsl
eiections. the RepubIIcsn. have
hoped, if they were suce~.~fai ~
the municipal elections, very Zee
retiring Reactionary ssssisr.
wouid be able to return te thsif
-~.ts The Republican suec~~<~f.
nsssd sbcve are distinctly sf Gssn-
l.~ttists aud anti.SocIal. Essa -
Paris no Communist hs. ksss
si~etsa. although sevsssi 80
e-issd large votes In die.
tfi<ts vhese second ballots ere
n~~<s.&fy. af which there are Abou.
t~-ssy. csemenceau, leader OF the
szsfsms fseit In the Chamber OF
tfsfsiiss. ws. cut by Tnnquet and
ihe ceasmasi.is Saturday night,
sna ptsf sssy frem the meeting
Tsiis es--tfssien sf,er the speech
.xstsst hlss ~ i.ssis Michel, be.
esss~ hs DID tst ssfsai the funeral
ef bisngei-
FAsfs. lsa. te.-Ia Pese In
ehsiss qsssssf IFingsst heads the
poll ~ shs asnaesEsi election. A
sccant bsitet y n<r<-~zfF.
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MONDAY. THE 10Th DAY ~
IANnARv a n. fnn1
By R. A. LING, Deputy shsria. Z !

The above sale IL hereby postponed un-
til Saturday the 18th day ef January,
A. D. 1881, at IL O'Clock NJ, At the conn
house door.
By j. G. KAYs, Under sheriff.
Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 10th. 1851. a
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Custom House, WILMINexoN, CAx.,l
Deputy Collectors once,
January lth. 1eoL
Will be sold at public auction on 0atr'
urday, January 22d, 1881, on the 9outh.|
ern .Pacinc' Ratlr0ad Compauy's Wnokf
In Wilmington the following descy1hod
property, VIE:
One box. one bag, 10 cotton shirts, q
cloth caps, % flannel shirts, l1nen'
shirts, para w00len socks, II pain
Guernsey jackets, pair cotton ovsf911sy
4pairs flannel drawers, 2 flannel bloupqo,
9 Dungaree Jackets boat mast, ea1ts
2oars and coat ,'
The ABOVE property was seized On ~
9th day or Novembers 1850, for v1olae14
In the harbor Of Wiinington. Cal. y
Seisuro No. 81. 4 s 4.
Terms Of sale: Cash in United ata1S6
current funds. 81.
W. W. BOWEH0. y
Collector Of Cuatout1. 4
BY p. II. DOWNING, Deputy Cofteotogs
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a Grand aeputsi.sr.

wsrnsf's safe kidnsy and isvst
Cure hes rrsehsa . s.gst.ttea that
ts not limited ~ tho s.saasss= ~
section or essatrr. Thss~ afs NJ
Injurious sats-taasr4s flaf fafss snf
Temporary -llmaisnts 10 tie rfss
psraii"n Is - passly sr4-t.tl@
and campoBnssf under . f.fmsis
that has passed s~xsfe tests saf
won endof.sm~ni. fssas .ams ~
the highest medical talent ~ ths
country. N r. World.
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JAMES STEVENS, PlainfiG, /
8. A. de oARDoNA 81 a. Dsis.lasisj

|17NDER AND BY vInTU1 0u ~
~ decree OF foreclosure enG sG9el
der Of sale entered in the Supporter CT
Of the county Of Los AngslsS, es61S q
psos%Dss, OaD A. q D. ,ass. ses and r. ~ "a z
ecution for the enS0roGmelf e r. =
ment, requiring sale q pr2z ny 941E
toreclo!uro Of morfGAgos le1ue4 81 ~
psesmbs x.1. ISe.i rs. IL = sss sss ss57s AZ
tied action, and In 1avor of JomnGG ~
vens. plaintiff. and against 4 A - o1G1l6s
nai E1frosina de osraonA q y 4oee, ~
last two doing business - paFtl61D -
der the style Of Eugene Never . Co, -
Norton and Adolph Cohen, peFtneQ 49,
ing business under the nane q 1eS3
defendants, : csrtinsi eoS7 "a
duly attesssd under tSs - q s5Si
Court on the Ath day OF Uego1e
with the writ .annexed Ftherofo, - (n1j
10th dey Of peCom boY, A d ~, Uh6HD1vx Il
am commanded 70 sell 81 public ouo(1ol&
20 the highest and best bidder IT eoG4 ~
and IN said decree d6ssribed ~ 6d121ls
All those certain iots, yasess u rsssylS'
Of land situate lying and Detne e Che G.
iiornts. and more particularly dssez1k44
First-All that certain let front1pg ~
the essterly. side Of Main stfeet e
Rivara and q 3 sanguinstfls q t6eUo
by Main strees, onrtho Douth ~ pf016g19s
OF Louisa B Sloli. vile 81 Henry TIL
cardons caH o1 shS sns s.:s JobDy Dy HToSsrsy e
known - the '.CordonA lot.n a1l -
Block is erected, said los hsvins 5 -
see so o. Seieinty.siS g rsst ard avs iaens, ~
second-That certain let Of Iand ~ "
ing ON Los Angeles street and b9o1Qn11H
on t9S as. .s.s g
east COL ner Of the lot Of John WtQ413'
thence In southerly direction a.
s.fd western boundsry q Los An14
moro or less, to the property a. tho I1U73
estate; thence At right ANGLES nom E96s
Angeles street in . Wost6fly d1roG11@u
about tl0) varass be the. same moeo4&
erty Of the said Fluhr estate; tkono0 -
northerly direction parallel Win xn1
Angeles street to southern bouD1n&v -
said Wilson lot; thsncs In ~ !eee1ql4
to the place OF begtnnings n
Public nosdce II hereby Given that 0n
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY 0r
JANUARY, A. d. 1854, e
At u O'Clock y. Of said day, / Vill -.
coed to soil at the Court Aouse de6f -
the city and county Of Los Angels, et
Of California At public auctious = -
highest and best bidder for caah N a. \.
gold coin, to satisfy said decroo Tor epeinc
pal and interest, attorneys -, enitD -
all accruing costs, al the above deooI ~
real estate, or sufficient thereof 70 o1l111x
said sums. Il ~
Given under my hama at ~ e!sy a =
10Th day Of December. A. p. loo0, II
WIN. Il. ROWLAND,
6heyj2' N
By R. A. LING, Deputy Hhsria. u
The above sale IL hereby postponed N.
til Saturday the 18th day of Jauun9y,
A. D. 1881. at IL O'Clock NJ, 1t the oou3t
''o' NWVM WM. R. ROWLAND. sheriR.
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Whole Tickets, e. Half Tickets, q.
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express. Don't send by reg.
tstered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
of IS and upward, by Express, oan be
sent at our expense. Address all orders
to
II. NJ. BOARDMAN.
COurier-Journal building, Louisville, KY,
or T. J. COMMERFORD, 2l3 Broadway,
New York, n5-dAw
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LEGAL
Mortga9e saIo.
No. "a.

TN THE suPIRIOn oOunE a. ~
y County Of Los Angsaes, ssate ~
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