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AN INDIAN REMlNISCENCE.

Snttf1y f1,r.rslontf.Dnr NJ Thr RI Isooo 7tjIupk
s1,a,. cn. "s .S"sJ 81" r, ] ...,,..
e"h"M4suE's .Mgn'' uc.' -. ae e'1.t'sst
Known settlement IN Eranch County was a
trnsIng-post established wl1ero Is now Oak
Grove Cemetery, on the western outskirts of
Ill. clty n wos h,rn,nd thsr. urry,"nx ~, n
,ts,s ,ss,s e's. ~ "''s ''.,e'' ."s 's'"' w
h-' anu was ine snppls-uepot nr
u large circuit of tcrrltory-it
hGing tho lust post before reaching Chicago,
nh I'm rfnt1 frnm r}rtroIt IN t,at nlare. II
,.aa h,. sn,r,, f'otrt M r,is ,,,,t ,r,s r.;
W ~ s''.u Uo' a. "s "ss 49,, -,
clargo ni one Alnr'llltntte. Frehc!lhla'l' afld
late n citizen Ut st. Joseph County, WHO WIS
then hut II t,lcr,, boy,
a. tint i'm" nj, ,i,o 1,,,o,x II, t,,,a rcyt,n
-. .a,, INV 'Mo ~ ., .u VIII III . .m.o -. .n
~ ,, Ms.l ~ ,.ay t.'"ss . y, ~, WY ~ e
nnnltirs from tho Btlllsll Government;
mud in making these Visits they were
"l,il..,ui tn ,,,s. ihis 1,ns, M the
n..t unsEt4 w. t's1 an'a w.. -" o
tfH'' tllr"nEh toltlwatef-so ttlat III very
short time 1t hccniIla ullfse resort for tho
rpaskill. .'lrnMIneNt nt,ultgss tfesu Inttlans
WIS ttlu celebrated UIHc6-If,twk, said 10 hive
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A tkuftttCt,


... Ntv lurk DIsputeA to CinttHnatt Euqutrtr
TherU ls bt u Interesting political history
cIlllcctttl with FuIUr, .ex.uur. MorHun, Sub.
Treasurer ftll!hous0. Col. 0eurHu A. lIias, aI1u
President Arthur. These nlen hAvs hold pocul-
lar r0latlons TO- zach 0thrr for sWunty ur twen-
ty.hvo years. Dir. Morgan IT,, Ut course, tho
oldest anu most distinguished l|xuro IN tho
RrDlp. ltn wts elected unvornor In tKsS, nHd
hull tho Olfie1 for tho four following yrara. Al
tho nItaet he uadu Col. llllts bis private secre-
tary, lnd t'tlo year later he annul,itod him Ply
n,aster-0enurM!. Furry r. bis t!rst term tic
G0yernnr lna!lo a!r. Arthur hEs Engineer
ln-Chlef, and subsequently nAynilcca hlsn
!"n T." ,,,., ths pSstton g faspsstof;:,t'
house. house y. VIE r. ,h9n resided 10 ticnSSa. ,S was
from lilo Ontario, Genysa. aud intcs District.
term a1prgd. Gay. slnrxan appointed lIIllhnuse
AlJutuut' 0anvral, 1Aua We sec that Arthur,
llllhouse, All1 t!llas war0 tho managing ineln
beFs ot uoy. MorKnns military stun for nb0ut
two years WHOM tho bthlo wins raising and 0f.
itoesi1H sourus 1f regiments Ut volunteers tor
AT th!s pulAt Ju1Ko Fntgsr eones !nto tho
tusAnt- GcnDral Foger waA elcutud Ills successor
tu tha btMtu be,lAtu. l!u was Il teai{slY llIpn,bur
and Tho orRal, Of Quv. blnry1n's Alitslls, ton
II Is slther inscrestlpc tttrara tha subst4lti.,t
bocanlo sauator fl Congress. MI. HIllhouse
was chosen Htato C9ntrullur. After renlRlnLl9
Night yUAra ID tho State 6rnAtu Mr. FoRAF WIS
appointed Hub. Treasurer. lie thon went on tho
bunch Of tho Court OF Appeals, and Af. Hill
hont0 ultimately succeeded him ~ Sub TTess.
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seassn on every available fuot Of ground III
AlNl around London.

seastn on every avainbIe foot of ground III
anl around London.
i.AwS.TESS1s
nIso Ia becoming ntturnltzch NIL nvcr tho
praiMl mntcll cailie oit ilcar 1'arts two tIays
n9n, 1'lm American girls locked iavrly III
What Is i,urc. they carrIe;i al t,cfore them
Miss StpwMrt niltt Mrs. Witts0t,, Of Now
lurk, winning prizes.
1a,1sl, AND LAt,v ASutFsEY
have elected fp take tlp their nbute 1T Paris.
They, aro now furnishing tllatr nav horlsa Mt
American Club over hO formed, surely Lord
Ang!rsuy will hc etectrtf President. Ills fu,ul-
iles4 for everything American Is acquitted fur
lT tho, fnct. 0t hts l,nv!ng. married very
WILL ,o surely missed III English aoctetyl II
she deyotcs herself entirely To her lArisEan
hume.
Lyois. % whsrc ' hsr pTovI"eia tour % i!as ter. r.
tN}.
Ar.r,EIsr EDWARDS GotIsDN.
,'rhe 1'rlncs Of Wales llas sent his .eodson
@ sr vsTnss a1s sn5stt s a fS o, sT s s5e'
WIN :Te -, AIicrt II IT," Edward M .jntias WiibrsSn
c"!l M,su,s;dIst, y ,;, fr9W ,1 IT'S godfather Albert
sicssrs. slaelura i Macdonald l,ave Ind
place!! Mt ,tlleIr slisn,sal hy tho Queen
ilsc CErvnler Angels portrntt Of tie Into
Dean Stanley, rcceiltly exhibited. III tlia
Royal Acs'sleiny, Ia be reproduced by them
'Tlin l,uko Of Sutherland. In consideration
NJ the exceptionally trying ssason, las r!.-
lnlttcd IL, lMr cent Of tho cstrrliit yrnr's
yentsts' lis sl'eolrfar'nlng tenants iii s'ther-
VNr ilcsl,Iy lact, Mr.. Alrernon Swift
lMrne,. .eXpGcts Il visit fluSt spring from
Of VI liz s aRity t Tets &c a S eSs e 'aofse haaTs.
"Cildcrclia P" a.i,,l "Swcctcst Eyes" viii
nov al!pear rs q seotcll lasslG;. ~ Mr S1llals
% An nj a.tstn,,i", @ ulcr l' a,s,iipetent niu,.agcr
las lately Gpcl siaried ut fatcutta by son,e
entnrprlstnE atMl cstlletic young natives nf
HIGH sncinl position, ex-st,ltlcnts of the Cul
nonnce flat they nre rently to undertake the
production Df theatrical seencly. tlecnrltlye
work. wuott.cngraytaE, Y, n'!d honk-i ltustratfng:
'l'lHy nrn. already Mt work o., tho walls Of
seresa! Hindu Houses III Bengal.
IMPERIAL. HUNTING IN '1NEl.ASD.
GMletcrrut. by the terrors Of tho La,ul
jeagnr, tic Empress IF Austrla l,as nEnist
announced llcr Intention Of hunting IN Ire
land Her A1ujcsty's ngc,,ts nrt f,nW rnt;ing
arrangements for renting Lord !.nDgturtFs
rrsitnncr. III Meath, wl,crs l!cr AfaIcsty re-
stttclt IN her fur,uer visits It, Its,Ialal.
LOUi isUsGtMry has purchased Il row nf
houses III SIni!ln street. Sl0anu square, ut
ttlr sit, nf which IN, Intends TO erect nin',-
sln,l NOR. completely artistic u1ld nanttfmt
il,an aIiytltng Of thu Kind yrt attempted II.
l.bnt.n,. !
Miss nratldons ''lenMy'' edition Of tIle
WNvGr1y novels ~ all Immense SUCCESS. Itc-
port s,,ss that nearly furty tuns weight Ut
these miniature f0lll,nrs llnyn gone over thu
counters of the publishers, ,Icssrs. Maxwell.
j., II,
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Chess. Playing ExtrAorLlnnry.

Mr. T. H. Iiim;,s n,,s.,n I'm "fn1,.t,nt ,,he.a
,,i,Irrr viii, ,,s W, VI iii itvv p.i within ,ha
sf inv ,nvs IN ils wnrI.I:,ist,, ran,itntit,n nv
hiy ylntnrv in Inn ,hrss tn,,rItnn,nut ri tGrliIt
,nyt, NJ; txhhtInn i,f ns rnn.rEHi,1n mo,y,r. l.;
Si,iJnlrni.i nivng tns.. nv"mft,tr III 'M,nIuot's
t,nt"i Sry,,,!t" .trSct win this vi"w ~ I,'att.,,
t,r r,,th,,r II n,,,niwr ri sm".h,.t mi ~s'.n .,s
,,..ti"m,,t, ~, ,,,,.. i,n,,i nmI rt s,,t,,t-. ~
ni,iiitw mi ..x,"rt,sS., mi ,,..s,, urs,,.r, ~
III Inv ~ 1i.nn I1,,ss tt,f, "missinI, fn,,,;,
"niir,is. trr,, T." n',mi.r. "n.a t,nt, FrtmuIE.
W,th,nit inIny i,,.r..iiv iiipir"I,,c.i Mr i;i"mn
1,,rn., ,'Hn,,,E r. ,n .s,o 1t un .,.,n,s..
u,t'.it, "I,,,m,t r' y.,ttmt, liz ,,s
i""sr m Ina, viii. hix nn,,nn'.,t ~" "e0n ~
.",,r.' nl ,,s,1"r w tn ~, XIV, w. r,"t M
i'm i, ~" ,.,, ~ f ,.n ,a,.''" ,,,,,,, tr'
tw' ,n" tniIrs ,,r,, ,,rnvIt;s.l ,yifi, ",1tr
Wut.rs' =. II. iir % II T. t,bmu,nII, I T. ht"Sr,,s'
i,siu.",,' anl T. 1,o WY y. Wu,st,l,' "' X III: IL;
H. M.k r,.,, M 'u ~ r tcH M ~, ,,, ,.H:
,,,, s"1 W., ~ r. ~. -.
i,..!. srtt ,".,n'ts, . W; ,, s,a ~ @ .mo
tt,,,s ,u H., iss,t, ,. ~ - ~ ~ sui ut' ~ MI, mGru @
n',s .y -, y. tn,n h... 49, .oM ,r. mtst LII usHt
nii,,,r ;.h,, ~ rIa. i,.. ~. ~. ~" AMe
,r. w." ,ut,. - XIV -, ,,,. ''sn H. tMW sWs ~
.'nth e Win ". IN t.,i @ % ~. ~ E'tto ~, 'usc't
& , !. w ,u1". 1 s n,'v :, ~ wv stlnAFn
' n. I LIZ" it, =. - pt.tsG.: , . ~ - hu ~ "ti.!i'u
~ tth ~ y, ,. ,,' ~" - @ ,I @ ~" r'a!tioh
~ .!tu NV! @ HTt,ta t @ s.u naa" n"u III. t"tt ~
a.sI,Mr WY hih cniin!et Hl:ae' Mn!ea " t,l ~
,, ,1 ~ ,n,,!,, .s v rtst -
~ .Hcn tUt! " te5 Hlic''. Wla tsit.er Wy, hl'aHrs
, 1881-10-31

i1rer, Col. Hiss was Arnnintod Urtct st.,..
district Attorney, snd ten. Arthur hcrstees
Collector, of thn 1,ort NotM.y do,lhts 'fH,S fh,s
Arthur f,lgcr. alll1!!s'lsc. nl t!sa wuro laruatt
important places. w,|c Arthur, llhunss'' 'u9,s ~
liltsa 10 him Mlnnn fhofr frat stArt ia o;,nn
;un n no. r, agaar, a anetGsnfc IT, 500 hcss
now. 3' !usk
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HOSTILE INDIANS ARRESTED.

WItIGUx. Ari., Oct. :a.-T'ho renegade Cn'e.
HcOrye ald sGven 0f bis men. tho lust OF III tnas
were Out, were ,rrestett totiay by Mai. Chauee
1T Hau Carlos, and arc now III irons, This u 'ae
III Tho killing Or oItxesls Htld kcts IN tho 1oaa
butwc0n Th0Mas aud .tpHeho IN September
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ies M tlerefrc 1o az srr ., " @ Hp mo @ e Eoo I
'l'lls Police Jury, aR,,1,, apIotnt their own
ts nintie to consist III Itasturlnlues ,f len III
Mulnl,ur. Thu inu1nt1trs holtl authority. rs
shown. frO,n thu Governor They arc Doluo-
crnlsc. ns Il matter Of course.
tllese Police Jurors nul certain other ofllcfnts
,,ctlng III col,sort, ns Is made i0 npp.ar, tnn
sort Of ctnso corporation Or ring, ci'gagesl In
tic 1nr'fablc business of
rltryrSu u,,US THE rAJt1slt FINANCES,
Nne E,iwor,, Smtt,, ,i.,,,rcu rnusn,cmnu.lv ns
lnfn 1'ar,s,, riMx.taiimtnr ~I iiIa snrnli"s. nv
sinw.,' nr,. tcrfnin ~ Tia i;oirn .tnr,rs T'iM,
imrv hnvn nrtlarnil v" ~" o ,,n,,,.,ti"t, ~ hia
lnx " roll. 4, - sntlsf,c,n % !" ' II r. W,IsI Viz,
,s,,,,,rtv' M ~ iH!"'' i,r,t,, ,',,,t,"ra ~ .nx.
!,ayers S.,s' IL ,;ivertIscu i "1G1r' f"r sale, w."
srni,e'trlo i, nnssrs.;n" of lila t!r",ii .Iurv
hnjtilnr t]il rncetnts in fill IF the T'ax-{,Ul.
"ctnr' 'Fi,c ,,,I't,,nts ti,ts shutting slrii,,.
uuent OH tic, nilp llulnl. u} appearing oil tllu
other, us lWr 'lax-CoIEoctor's recclpts, as duly
patl lit satisfaction ut thu salif taxes. nggrC-
u be inferfc.l, l,,s gDno ~ uile vi VARIOUS
itu,l,s ntu thu p0cknss Of the ring. Tho 70.
lice Jury, us seen. their nttnton he!ng rallied
10 tho lclInnuc,scies IT tho Tax-Col!ector,
snrelies by calccllatinn 1t Ills i,ol,,i. "
Ono. w. II. II. Hruolts, AsH.ssor,. alsn
figures eonspicsously in tho relsrt. I!e Is
described, ~ begin with. ny virtually ~ frgi-
an appearing "only ut stuffed periods to
draw IFS WatrHt,tsn for services Ile lluycr
performed. It Is charged Tint very n,,r!l
larger amounts nro levicsl and collected
fhu taxes nnl Licensees for tho year issl Illus
to0t up tho sun, Of S'!t, ,0UO. IIle budget for
Tic sa,tlu -yenr Is lor but ,S9..30, leaving
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IRELAND.
How Rcdpath Converted Locke
on the Irish Question.
What Was seen and 1Ienrtl in
tho Gnltco Mountains.
Some Of the Horrible Results Of Irish
Landlordism.

LII ~ tIDiA EiUft plHlNNltEA Ilh4l NFAlAlot
the Irish that lives between tia enrth and tho
sky. II, fnct. wllvit Afr .ln1nes Rcdpatli
found MO in Dublin WIS cnGagcu IN dis
pNtnst0n witt, Alr, Charles stewart l'nrfell.
tho President Of tho l,Rnu 1cnRlle, III whicl.
| WAS cntleNy0rlHK to convince HIM TINT ho
was slotnaeog; that the lrls'' had no reaso'i
for ngitatlun; TINT whatever OF suffering
tliorn WIS III the co'ltitry WIS attributable to
SOME Inherent weakness IN tho Irish clarac-
Ter; tllnl frualMt c0nlu Only bu property ruled
by tho Engllsli; atltl tint they ought to bt'
thankful to the Kind PROVIDENCE thnt had
given thcM " superior r"co 10 protect and
care for theltl.
Mr., t,ctlpatt. who gaye tho best years Of
his ito 10 tho killing "f Slavery iii America,
atnl WHO Is ao.le HI t!lat o'lo ,'n.sesouie", ~.
l'r"i,'y nai, Of licrye cail 10 to XII! another
form OF slavery tn ireland, snEtt 10 inc,
av WV" u ,ve"t to toI,, I !" " vo: T wont
Just uus. ! ""n t"'a W. s"", MI ~!
uvcll give you Il pfl'isel paae ~ leRds n'1t l
will show S0li.solnetlilhg that VIII astonlsil
You, rs y ,.!t', a|t' me- s ,,, ~ ,,,, 49,, ,,,>
u., ,,'.. ,"a .',,,r to',,,.,,,,,, ~, 1,t".,,",,
ilfst t'as We tooK !anntl'e,sat H.. Dl"tIey
cus.le. Mr.. EctEpatll WIS silent, which, viii.
s s ''0sS s o @ yY II, es Sey fIso Ms Nc eutsd xssf
;as, ] wr,,,rr withn,,t si,ncs or at,c,:tng vail.
w" "o!,len h't'''". a''oeS VI sluch'"R' "atA'
ing III tho cold nisltl.
;l,Tllis was str, nsdpa.|,'s argument, mid it
~ wns Hi III, nr.,,,,ncnt hcttcr ,ham nnv man cou,J
,',.,, ""n ~ t, -" '0'' wy '''"'' e0'"
MAKE from plat1ofM' =
F}:IsMor AMI, 1'':yoNt.
The next tluy We took train for Fermoy,
n distance If pcrI,n,,s t,ftv miles. In Fcr.
mnv = lnlcrnh1s ,rosnorous villnr, fnr 1rc.
i" tho ,vn,,c' III nnt "ntv s ny ~ ~. .nss
Or stockings, but they llatl scarcely anything
else 10 wear.
.s - io's'ua' oalu ~, ti,o ".ao .ns n''"'
pat'; "hleso people are fairly prosperous
for Ireland. shat! show YOU something
worth willie before might"
II puzzled nie somewhat to understand
how anybody colll Do worse of ht'lan to bu
"all;lng III cola mud without a'l protection
whatever i0r tho feet; but ! found It Mt
Al[tchpllstOwn, nt the foot OF tile GRltee
Mountains.
Boarding one OF thosc must cxccrablc Of
MI vehicles, an Irish 3aultIng-ear, we left
Alltcllellstown at o'clock In tho morning IN
II soaking ruill-stDrtII, Tile cold, misty UrlzzlH
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MEXICO.
Etems from, Guaymas.

GUAYMAs. October 4th.-Walter W. Sy.
mons, late Superintendent of the Mint, and
one of the original projectors of the Sonora
Railroad, died at the United States Com
sulate to-day at 4 P. II. He will be buried
tomorrow with Masonic honors.
The Mexican war steamer Mexico is in
port, to be examined by commission
the repairs done ct Mare Island. Crooked
ness is suspected.
Rumors of depredations by Apaches on
the line Of the Sonora river are plenty.
The railroad reaches the river one and a
half miles from Hermosilla Saturday, the Sth
Reports from Sonora say the locating
engineers of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad are now here in
charge of Mr. Eldridge. MIR. Starres has
been appointed resident engineer, with head
quarters at Benson. a division engineer
1t will take about fifteen days for the locators
to reach this place. The railroad has been To-
Gated along the bluff up Barbacomari creek
from Calabasss. The report says that j. II.
Hampson, the engineer, with surveying
party, arrived there Monday night, and have
laid out the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad to that point. The contract is made
to have the rails laid to that point by the LIST
Of February next.
Ex-Governor Luis E. Torres, of Sonora. is
here. He is one of the Directors Of the
Guaymas r abroad, and will leave tomorrow
morning for Boston, to confer with the officers
of the road. He says Mr.. Zsmora, Inspector
of Public Works, will recommend the building
of the Ms3dalena route, and that the lead.
ing people of the State of Sonora are much
interested in the building of the railroad.
He thinks the Apaches will soon be driven
from Sonora, as the Mexican troops better
understand how to fight them, and win soon
worry them back into Arizona, aud that they
viii soon run short of patent cartridges,
which will force them to return for new
supplies.
Reports from the cattle ranges south of
Tucson say two Mexican herders were killed
Tuesday, and that eleven wounded Indians
were seen in the vicinity of Ssnford's ranch.
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SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA:
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People OF the State of Cali
fornia to REBECCA GEE, greeting: You are
hereby notified that action was commenced
in the Superior Court of the county of Sacra-
mento, State aforesaid, by the fling complaint
in the Clerks Office OF said Court, on the 31st
day OF AUGUST, 1881, in which action WILLIAM
GEE is plaintiff and you are defendant. That
the general nature Of the action, as appears from
said complaint is as follows To obtain decree Of
this Court dissolviug the bonds of matrimony
existing between plaintiff ard defendant, on the
ground of extreme c'uelty; all Of which is
fully stated in complaint on file herein, TO which
reference is hereby made. And you are
hereby directed to appear and answer said complaint
within ten days from the service of this writ,
exclusive of the day of service, served on you in
said county OF Sacramento and within thirty days,
exclusive OF the day of vice. if served elsewhere
end you are further notified that unless you ap-
pear and answer within tho time above specified,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thomas II. Berkey, Clerk
of lie Court aforesaid, do bereunto set my hand
and afix the seal OF said Court, this 31st day Of
AUGUST, A. D. 1881.
lsEAL.l THOMAS II. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY CnAs NJ. Co6LAN, Deputy Clerk.
L. S. TAYLOR, Plant frs Attorney.
sl-1aw2mTh
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!. J. cRoLY.
s. earle.
CARIE e CR0LY,

NoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
q pared to do all kinds of work in their line, in
city or country Principal place OF Business Saera-
mento. Shop, No. TIA Second street, between K
and L. Postofice Box, No. 49, Sacramento.
Inf
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sHERiFFS SALE.

y Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
{ ton Issued ont of the Superior Court held in
and for the county of Sacramento, bearing date 0c
tober d. 1881, upon judgment therein rendered on
the I'd day of August 1881, in favor OF W. C. Van
Fleet and against o. Scudder, for the of sG17 SO,
with interest on said sum from the I'd day of Au.
together with sS2 As costs OF suit and 81 % accru
ing COSTS besdes costs to accrue. Therefore have
this 9Th day of October, 1881, levisd upon the fol-
lowing described real estate situate, lying and being
in the city OF Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
State of California to wit: The east three-quarters
of lot 7, in the block bounded by and and Tenth
and Eleventh streets of said city. Notice is hereby
given that WILL in front OF the Courthouse in the
city OF Sacramento, on the 10Th day of OCTOBER,
1884, at the hour OF II O'Clock M, sell at public
aucticn the highest and best bidder, for cash, all
the right, title and interest of the said defendant,
o. Scudder, OF, in and to said foregoing described
real estate, to satisfy said debt and costs.
A. HEILBRON, Sheriff.
P DUNLAP. Plaintiffs Attorney. o61aw4wTh
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

XNTHEREAS, JOSEPH SHAPEE MADE A
w certain Deed of Trust to Ed. r. HAMILTON
and W. P. COLEMAN, dated the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1876 and recorded in Book Number 81 OF Trust
Deeds, at page 465 and following, records of the
county Of Sacramento, State Of California, said deed
conveying the real property hereinafter described,
for the purpose of securing certain promissory
note of same date; and Whereas default has been
made in the payment of said note Now therefore,
under the authority vested in them by said Trust
Deed, and upon the application Of the Sacramento
Bank, holder of said note, the undersigned, such
Trustees, will, on the I'd day of NOVEMBER, 1881,
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock A. NJ, in
front OF the Court house door in the city of Saera
mento State of California sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash in United States gold
con all that certain real property situate in the city
OF Sacramento county OF Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia, and described as follows, to wit The east
half of lot number six (6), in the block unded by
o and and Sixth 9th and Seventh 9th streets,
together with al the improvements and appurte-
nances thereto belonging.
ED. r. HAMILTON,
w. P. COLEMAN,
nS 9xpgT Truat
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The Mount shasta District Fair.

YREKA. October 12sh.-The Mount Shasta
District Fair opened to-day with great eclat.
The Pavilion this evening is crowded with
visitors. and the display promises to be very
credi5sbls when all the articles are received.
Many are coming tomorrow. The races
were better attended than usual for the first
day. The track was in fine order, and good
time was made. The first contest was
trotting race, free for all, three in FIVE. Fol
lowing were the entries: Nellie, Maggie Ar
mold, Lady Clyde and SisSiyou Girl. The
first heat was won by Nellie, Siskiyou Girl
distanced. Time, 2:418. The second heat
Nellie won in 2:40. Tins third heat Nellie
wsn in 2:364 The second was runningrace,
single dash Of mile, with Lily of the West,
Flying Gelding and Sleepy Ann. It was won
by Flying Ceiling. Time, 2:06. The third
race was q two in three foot-race between
Mensor, Carrick and Mathewson. Two heats
were won by Mensor, Carrick second, with
Mathewson close up. Time, Il seconds; dis
tauce, 70 yards. The weather is very cold,
the mercury going down 20 &c., which was
rather uncomfortable at the fair grounds.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, October 12th.-The residence
of George H. Hines at the corner Of Front
and Sherman streets, was damaged by fire
this afternoon TO the extent Of s., COO; in
sured in the Phoenix of Hartford.
The Council tonight, by a vote OF i've to
four, exonerated the City Surveyor, w. 5.
Chapman, from the charges preferred few
weeks ago by W. 3. Msrye, who complained
money from him, and had regularly levied
assessments on ali his assistants, etc.
The Clarke county Nv. ~ first annual
fair opened at Vancouver to-day. with fair
attendance.
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Grand Lodge Of aYasons.

SAE Francisco, October 12th.-Nothing
can be learned tonight regarding the result
of the decision in the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons of the question of reducing the rates.
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs.
IVA Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings,
Gratings Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. au224pd
1856. 4. FOSTER. 1851.
DOoKBINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
ID Book MAJ ufacturer, No. $40 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. au20-4pi
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WILCOX, October 12th.-Reports from
Bernard, dated Guadalupe Canyon, October
9th, say the Indian trail leads into the Quad
alupe Mountains. The Indians were fscili-
tated in escaping by the extra stock which
they had with them. Bernard must have
been across the Mexican line pursuing the
hcstiles. A great many Of the cavalry horses
broke down, owing to the long and continu-
Gus march, the troops being thirty-six hours
without food.
Colonel Sanford will place his command
near the Mexican border, and will try TO as.
certain, with the cooperation of the Mexi-
can authorities, where the hostiles now are,
and proceed against them.
Supplies are to be sent to the troops at
Carmisllo Springs, n. M.
The Indians abandoned the greater portion
of their plumber, which was found By the
troops scattered along the trail.
The report which reached here last evening
of Indians attacking q ranch between Cedar
Springs and Thomas turns out to be merely
rumor. A stage-driver who left Thomas last
night, and who arrived here at o'clock this
morning. says party of soldiers were en-
camped at Cedar Springs, and in the evening
were firing guns in the camp. Tearnsters en-.
camped about half mile from there heard
the shots, and seing parties in the distance
rounded up their animals and sent messen-
ger post haste to Thomas with the report that
the ranch had been attacked by indians.
Colonel Mckenzie dispatched party of cav
airy at once, WHO, upon arrival, found it was
a big fright-notbing in it. Parties who ar
rived here about o'clock say all is quiet the
entire distance between here and Thomas,
for teams are being met along the road every
few miles.
A large train left here to-day for Thomas
with Government supplies, with an escort
furnished by Colonel Sanford.
Mcclellan and his troops are expected to
arrive here tomorrow.
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The Monterey Comfy Fair.

SALINAS, October 12th.-The ATTENDANCE
was considerably larger at the races this af-
ternoon than yesterday. The first was a
trottiug race for three-year-olds for purse
of 500. james Delaney entered General
Jackson William Vanderhurst, Mamie and
J. d Carr, Bay Dick. General Jackson
took the first heat, and Mamie the second and
third heats, winning the race. Time, 1852,
3:lS5, S:159. The next was trotting race,
best three in FIVE, for q purse of S150-first
horse 500, second horse $780, third horse $40.
Three horses started in this race, as follows
P. T. Doau's Lucy, William Peck's Patchen
and J. W. Gordon's Happy Ellen. Lucy
took the first heat, Patchen the second and
Ellen the third, when night set In and the
race went over till tomorrow.