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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

T74INE PLANTATION oS DEER CREEK, LYING
II about seven miles from Gneenvile, in wash
fuxton county, Miss The tract contains about
1000 acres of the finest land, about 100 acres Of
mich Is in a state of good cultivation: good ten
ant houses nice country residence, in q good
neigh borhood- There IS now on the place crop
a. forn and cotton which VIII be sold with IL n
desired: also all the stock. This Is one of the
most desirable places IN the vicinity of 6reenvile
and viii be sold Al q bsrgai1 as the owner having
landed Interest = exss deS1nes 10 remove there.
The place is nigh and above any ordinary over
doyr 20 acres was above the high water II fhfs
year There II alss on the place q good lot ol
feuants f1c1enf 20 cultivate 10. For feIm6, etc
snnly 10 the undersigned on the PREMISE
~TF-' MRs. NJ ,. HoRD, Greenvile, Mas.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Appeal Corrected.

The Appeal Corrected.
To the Eiitors of the Appeal
Will correct you in your editorial IN onr
WEEKLY APPEAL of October 11th- You al!ude h tns
race for governor in 1855 between Johnson ana
Henry when 1t should have been Johnson tno
Gentry as gubernatorial candidates. Your freno
and reader of the APPEAL for more than prty-
years. q S 70 5"ON11-,'
The CoIOred People OF memphis In
d0rsed.
To the Editors of the Appeal;
Please publish the following hearty in
dorsement of the colored people OF Memphis
by 4 coIored citizen of San Antonio, and
oblige coLoRED SUBSCRIBE.
ANTONIO, TEX, October IA, 1s2.
Mr. Church:
DEAR sIR-I have Just got through readinf the
posttion that you and our friends have tak0 IN
the coming election. ] ann highly pleased ano
hope the day may soon come when all negroesWnl
look at the question in the same ngnL neui
friend, n o. Lac
Milton S. Lee is an intelligent col,red
man. and was a clerk under Mr.. jos, Jhl
who is clerk of the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county. He "a in San Antonio for bis health
but takes great interest in whatever con
Germs bis race here.
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Grand Ball


To be given at Cochran Hall by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen, Monday even
ing, October sd.
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Ctreuit Court-PieFee, judge
Motions will be heard to-day, beginning
at 9 o'clock. The judge will announce 10.
day his conclusions as 10 holding court next
waak
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EVefy FarnhcF y, T:.1,'.1,
Should Keep and ~se Hammers Linine en-
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in The treatment of stock diseases.
G. W. JONES d CO., Agents.
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FIOyd's Ladies' Restaurant.
Ladies need feel no deticdey about going to
our place after the heater. Oysters, fish, game,
ice. cream and many little deticaeies to suit The
sansf fnsiidiniLs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
arr. MOOK,s SCHOOL
FOB
DANCING.

MR.. NOOK respectfully announces Ito M,
friends and patrons that he will open MS scnooi
for Dancing kOcrOber 2lsG, az mozart n All
Garner Second and Union streets, and VIII teach
every Wednesday and Saturday at O'CLOCK p
Several beautiful new Fancy DANCES VIII oe III
troduced this season. .,,,,, =,
Private lessons for gentlemen every evening al
nv residence, No. 116 U MON street.
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Ever, FARMER and Ii orseman

FoR boots and shoes made to order go 10
Voe1eli Il Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

FoR boots and shoes made to order go to
VoegeIi d Co.
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INDICATIOHs.

For Tennessee and The Ohio valley and to'Oe'
lake regions, fair toeathe, stO'oty rising te"lPerd
t,ue, falling barometer and light variable '0tnds.
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This afternoon La SonndnabuIa will be
given with the following cast:
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1.-TWO NICE FRONT RoOMS-with desirable
L board, at 2O4 Third street.
DOOM-Nice front room, with hoard,
n At 168 Union street.
.-=IT JAMES HOUsE-Nos. SIS and 60 Adams street.
- Rooms ana board, 81 per day; 30 per week.
MRS F. RUS ER, Propneuess,
Formerly OF Frankii House, Adams street
TIHOICE ROOMS-Furnished or unfunisheoi
u with board at 63 Adams street.
nOOMs-Furnished or unfuInished, with board,
III can be had at IS Adams street.
DLEASAnT KOOM-And good table for genlie-
man and wife, or two gentlemen, IN pINa,e
iamily convenient to Court Square. References
required. Address, b, this once.
DOOMS-Niceiy 1uTn shea Rooms with boarj,
D at COG neiby street
PHEASANT ROOMS-With or without board, at
100 Courf
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New Clarendon Hotel.

KERR .....-.....-.-. ..-.L L. D. HUM
Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES-s2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day an
night.
r Rarnes Cleveland, o E Cloak, Paducah KY
e Busby, Tenn Davis & W, city
Miss CORY Davis, city CN Davis. city
B Fay, Louisville K Marsh, KY
G It Gaines Texas J C Caldwell, KY
I)r breckenridge, Tenn II H White, Ohio
EMMA ABBOTT OPERA COMPANY.
VIM Castle and wife Miss Julia Rosewood
Miss Hindle Robert Delins
A Stone Annandale
Sienor Faboni z StoddArd
n h Weeks John Gilbert
Mrs Vandusen, Mrs Wingarter
Mrs baldwin
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FOR RENT.
1IaE LARGE FRS CLASS COTTON WARk
HoUsE-Between Beale and Linden streets
occupied the past season by w. A. Gage q Co Inc
warehouse will be put in No repair at once
j. V. p ATRlCK.
T1URNIsHED ROOM-with OF without board, in
= a private family, at No. IA Second street:
r. FSTDENCE-2Ss Union: eight rooms; gas an d
II sewer connections MINOR NJ ERIWEIHEh
n ESTDFNCE-F five rooms and grocery store, 2s4
II Union; sewer connections. M MEkslWEfHEE
SUITE OF OFFlCEs-In planters Insurance
= Building an elegant suite of Oh1ces on second
door and pleasant single Bedroo m on third moor.
NOTTAGE-On Walker avenue, fronting on
u fernando street railroad. near Captain Joseph
Ienow,s residence. 1t is in complete order Will
be rented low. Apply at sc Union street.
nOOMs-Furnished or unfurnished, without
n board, in pleasant locatlon, lOl 1eneIs0n %
OOM3-Suitable for hgnI housekeeping, at l9t
h Third street or rooms W 18th board.
DooMs-Nice furnish ed rooms az Main s,rae,
OOMS-Nicely fuTnished, TO gentleman, at olo
n, second street, corn er Monroe
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STRAYED.

ETTER-Frou 59I Main street, Thursday, Octo,
= Der 10Th, fine Setter; color white, covered
with brown spots, brown ears; nad on d leatnel
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FEDERAL IunIcIAR1rs

The San Jose Times charges that sin the
United States the decisions of the local
land State Courts have generally been
more In the interests Of the people and
natural rights than those of the United
estates Courts, the latter being gene
"rally in the interest of those who seek to
deprive tie community of the natural
sources of wealth." There ia no warrant
for that allegation. On the contrary, an
examination of the history of the Federal
Judiciary will show that it has been the
conservative judicial element in cur form of
government. The United States Courts
lind their existence in the very fact that
they are removed from the local prejudicos
and influences surrounding the Safe
Courts, and by which removal they are in
higher degree competent to interpret the
law according to its true spirit. This it
was that influenced the fathers in their es-
tablishment. They stand between the
States, and the CITIZENS of the different
members Of the Union, as the conservstors
of peace, the equalizars of conflicting in.
terests, and the adjusters of Issues that
otherwise would lead 10 the disruption of
the union of the States. Oae of the high.
est evidences of these truths is found in
the respect they command and receive from
the people, and the common accord with
which the State Courts bow to their opiD-
ionT. only miscompyehension of the
systsm of the Federal Judiciary, coupled
with want of information as TO the his
tory of the United States Courts, can ac-
count for such charge by journal that
m axes pretense to common intelligence.
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The source Of nine-tenths of the bodily Ills
of mankind is deficiency of vital power.
Nd portion Of the physical machinery can
efficiently perform its allotted duty if there
is insufficient motive force in the system. In
vigorate. therefore. in order to regain health
For the restoration Of lost vitality, Hostel
tens Stomach Bitsers are the best tonic this.
can be selected, since they not only impart
fresh vigor into the debiltated system, but
overcome disorders Of the stomach, liver aad
bowels, which interfere with complete assim-
ilstion OF the food, ard thus perpeiuate weak
ness. The Bitters likewise cure and prevent
malsricus fevers, remedy facilitating urinary
troubles, and eliminate from the blood through
the kidneys the impurities which originate
gcut, rheumatism and dropsy. Appetite,
digestion, sleep-in short, every essential
condition of health, are promoted by their
use.
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PASSENGER LISTS,

CARLIN, December l4th.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
Edward Carlson. Charles Miller. Miss Mary
Miller, Mrs. NJ. S. S. verance, Miss II. K.
Benchly, Miss Lillsis Davis, Mrs. II. FL. Ry.
der, Mrs. Connolly, San Francisco Mrs. S.
s. Sears and two children, Elko, New; Mrs.
John McCreary, E. S. McCfeary. Z. Fl. Nc.
Creary, J. II. McCresry, Omaha; S. G..
Wilder. Honolulu; ii. !. Fred, I. Phelps,
Roger and family, New York; Miss Atkin,
Henry Strong, Chicago; Mrs. E Crocker,
Master Whitney Crocker. Boston: S. A.
Trowbridge and wife. Toledo, o Tim Regain,
Detroit, Mich; r. Edwards, Montana; Mrs..
Templetop, Miss Templeton, Lsfsyette, Ind.
Mrs. Allen, Illinois John Wezel. Montana
james Fl. Boggs. Salt Lake; Mrs. Brown,
New Zssland J. N. Becks.edt and wife,
Miss Bookshelf, Santa Barbara; 81 emigrant
passengers. including 81 males, to arrive in
Sacramento December 16.h.
OMAHA, December 14tb.-Lsft here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento December 18Th :
G. 7. Fay, San Francisco Miss Eta Burns,
Boston James Bissett Montreal; Miss Nc.
Dowell, Cincinnati; A. D. Turner, London
james L. Madison, Milwaukee; w. w.
Bunnell, Baltimore George B. Parker, Buff.
falo Edward w. Peckham, indianapolis.
Forty-eight through emigrants left on
last nights emigrant train, to arrive in
Sacramento December Dist.
NEwHALL, December 14th.-Passed here
to-day. to arrive in San Francisco TO. morrow
Mrs. L. M. Young, Tombstone, A. T.; DIR.
G. l.. Simmons, Sacramento; Mrs. T. A.
Montgomery, Mrs. j. Stare, Globe City, A,
T.; III. G. Kyle and family. Mrs. G. How.
ard and child, Louis Bach, Blrs. l.. Esston-
baum and child, Jas. III. Warren, Frank Var.
derbilt, E. S. Dsnnison. J. III. Bassstt and cor,
3. j. Lynch, II. J. Lynch, San Franc;sco ;
Frank McMshop, Tom Desmond, J. III.
Book. S. Maxwell. w. Il. Lewis. G. J. Os.
mond. William Judge and wife, Mrs. Sarah J
Smith, A. Garment, LIS Angeles; Ii. r.
Wooster, n. p. Bstchelder, L. j. Shattuck
and wife, g. II. Merrill, Jr, d. II. Barker
and wife, Boiton J. ID. Edmuuds, st. Paul /;
General and Mrs. Stoneman, San Gabriel ;
n. Vanderbilt and wife. Mrs. NJ. Goodwin.
Tustin, CAL; General P. Banning and
family, Wilmington; & Gorge G. Fabsns.
Alameda; H. Henderson, Tombstone, A. IT,:
w. j. b. Barnett. Vermont; Z. Gallagher,
Pioneer. A. T.; James NJ. Sheehan. San
jose. L. ii. Titus, San Gabriel. Cal.
In special car : W. L. Brown, John
Benson, Charles Croker, C. f. Croker.
George Croker, Mrs. Corbst, San Frsucisco !:
General Buttarfeld. New York; r. s. Spot.
ford. Boston, Mass; w. n. Monroe, Texas.
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A GOOD MOVEMENT.

The Dairymen's Association, now in ser.
sion in San Francisco. is organizing Wig
ozous warfare upon oleomarga,ine butter,
or rather upon the counterfeit butter
which should be known by that name.
The Association adopted draft of bill,
which it proposes to ask the Legislature to
enact into law, which provides, among other
things, that o!eomargarine shall be plainly
stamped with its true name This cannot
be objected to by even the most ardent
advocate of the rillainous compound, be.
cause If oleomarg,riGe is as good as butter,
then it can afford to sail under its own
celors ; and on the other hand, if it is
counterfeit OF another substance, it has no
right to be palmed off as something it is
not. We are willing that all who like it
should be permitted to use oIeomargarine,
but we at the same time recall approvingly
that parody on one of the sweetly solemn
hymns of DR.. Watts:
:" Man wants but little here below,
But wants that lttls c eau"
The Association proposes to carry the
war still further into Africa by requiring
hotel propTietors to post up in the offices
of their hotels the broad, candid announce.
ment, Buil Butter Used Here" And
why not! II it is good, there is no reason
why the use of good thing should be
concealed; aud if it is not good, no one
has right to palm off counterfeis for
genuine article or practice any other de.
ception upon unprotected guests. By the
came token we want the dai-ymen tc
Label all the milk cans in conformity
with the strict truth. Thereafter let US
see. in letters of bold, candid distiuctness,
The legends OF % Skim milk, poor milk. ;"
:" Rich milk, +" 90 Half milk, half water" or
any other statement in strict conformity
with the contents OF the cans. But the
best feature proposed in the Inauguration
OF this era of "opsn confession relates to
the practice of shortage by retailers OF
batter. The dairynen say in their Coz.
vensioa that they sell to the grccerymen
pound for pound, and that the sales 10
the customers is By the roll, device for
cheating in the weight that the roll is
supposed to contain two pounds, which
suppCsiiion Is a de!usioa ard snare. We
are sorry TO be disillusionizsd thus rudely
as to the strict honesty o; our groceryraan.
We have contemplated him from that high
level of confidence his gentle and winning
manners at the kitchen door inspired. We
have breathed the aroma OF the Sunday.
school which clings about his vestments on
Monday mornings, like the remembrance
of swinging censers. But hereafter we
shall see lees than two pounds to the
" roll in his eyes, and place him regret
fully among the dissnchanted ideals of
guileless and transporting nsturs. Let
Che good work of labelling things according
to thei. character 60 on, however even if
1t changes the paster on the chicory for
coffee, and the turDip grating for horse.
radish.
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IDAHO.
The Legislature,

BOISE CRY. December 14th.-The Idaho
Legislature assembled here Monday. The
Council stands six Republicans, thee Nor
mons, two anti, Mormon Democrats ard one
Democratic Mormon. They have elected
Colonel e. A. Wall, anti, Mormon Democrat,
as President. The Hou.e stands twelve Re
publicaps seven Mormors sad five Demo-
cratic MoTmous They have voted three
days without electing permanent Speaker.
The Mormon and anti. Mormon issue is about
as bitter here as in Utah. The Democrats
and Republicans who affiliate with the Nor.
mons are classed rs Jack Mormons."
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Louis, the young King of Bavaria, can
not endure to attend a play or opera unless
he alone constitutes the entire audience. 1t
is strange freak, and is certainly expen-
sive; but when he goes ous between the
acts to ascertain whether the wind is in the
south or west, or something that way, he is
not obliged to invite half dozen friends to
accompany HIM, and this is great advap.
tage. And another thing in favor OF his
whim is the fact that his soul is no. tor
tured during the most affecting passages of
the play By lot OF semi idiots laughing
boisserously.-[No rristown Herald.
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GENERAL NOTICES
Holiday Presents. Finest N,

Holiday Presents. Finest lire ever
brought this coast of Steel Engravngs Oil Paiat
ings Gold, Satin and Velvet Picture Frames, Vases.
Pit ture Books Games Photograph and Autograph
Albums, Toile. Cases and Christmas Cards the
finest in the city, at THEODORE W. SCHwAMB'S.
500 street, the Royal st. John Sewing Machine
man. dI1-Im
DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills care MI
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostration,
such as Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo.
tency and the many distressing ailments carsed by
Indiscretion, Dissipation and Self-Ahuse This peer
less remedy invigorates and builds up the whole
systen, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and Tnfirm, to the P,ematurey Old, and 10
all who need a Health Giving Tonic klixir, DR.. La
MARS SEMINAL PILLS ars confidently recon-
mended. Price, g so per bottle. Sent by mail On
receipt of price, by express, c. o. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
ders to A. MCBOYLE & CO., Druggists, 50i Wash.
ington street, San Francisco. Possoftice Box 1852
NJ SIN
For the IaSlies.-PIe8se ask your ply
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN and CALISAYA BARX combined,
as Tonic and Cure Tor Dyspepsia or Indigestion. II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS.
au24-6m
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gwindiers Abroad.

If any one has represented III & we are in
any way interested IN any bogus bitters or
stuff with the word Hops" in their name.
ehesting honest folks. or that we will pay any
of their bills or debts, they are frauds ar d
swiadlers, and the victims should punish
them. We deal 10 and pay only the bills for
the genuine Hop Bitters, the purest and best
msdicins on earth.
HOP BIIrERs MANUFAcTURING Co.
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The ex-Enpress Eugenie has bought a
chateau and park in Syria for $500, Oc0,
and it is no secret that she quits Eogiand
in anger at the attentions shown to Cete.
wayo, whom she hates for the death of her
eon in Africa.
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NEVADA.
Held 10 Answer.

VIRGINIA. December 14lh.-W. A. Miller
was to-day held in the sum of S. 000 on
charge of assault to kill. At a surprise
party last November q row occurred which
resulted in Miller shooting Dennis Sullivan
in the Jaw, it hictipg severe wound. Miller
was also shot in the shoulder.
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Which bonds will be paid in United States God
Coin said 18th day OF JANUARY, A. d. 1883.
upon surrender OF same with Coupons attached md
interest thereon will cease from aud after that date
San Francisco, December Is. 1882.
SECRETARY,
Pacific Rolling Mil Company
cfice, No. zee Market sire 1, San Francisco.
dis 4plm
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PIANC-TuNInc.

Now is THE TINE TO TEND xz
IN To Pianos. George Gre:ner the - = ~
only practical Pianomaker in the n III IN n n
town and county, aud inventor Of the II y
Violin Piano, tunes, repairs and renevs Pianos Or.
gahs, etc, guaranteeing for he perfection OF his
work. Orders lsfs at Odd Fellows Temple, No 1919
Ninth street, between and L, viii be promptly at
tended to. nl6.kim
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For upwards of twent y-fse years, DIR.
LlGHrHFLL1S, professional attention has
been exclusively devoted TO the relief and
cure Of these important ailments. and it is
with pardonsole pride that he refers to the
success which be has achieved in this
special department Of medical science. HIS
apparatus aad appliances for the examination
and treatment o: the hidden cavities of the
bead, threat and air passages are original,
and confsssedly the most perfect of anything
of the kind yet devised, Grabbing him not
only to readily discover the exact nature Of
the complaint, but also 10 direct his applics-
tions to the diseased parts 10 eifsctuslly that
relief is experienced at once, sud psrmsnsAt
cures are otten effected in the most stubborn
and aggravated eases. And il is enc Of the
happy features of his practice that the appli-
cations cause neither pain BOZ distress, and
can therefore be readily administered to the
most timi1 OF nervous person.
A candid opinion will invariably be given
as to the probabilities of cure, and no case
viii be accepted for treatment which does not
| offer o reasonable chance Of success.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Shocking Accident at San Francisco-The
Idaho Legislature Homicide In New
MexIco-Miuer's Leg Broken by a Cave
Increased Passenger Movement-Bepari.
ing CbiHese-The Great Trot-Etc.
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YgNHE San JOAQUIN AND SIERRA NEVADA
Il Railroad Company, having thirty miles of
its Railroad and Telegraph Lines built and in sue
eessful operation, and being DESTROYS Of completing
its lines throsgh Caaveras county TO the Grove OF
Big Trees therein, offer for sale at par three
hundred Of its First Mortgages Coupon Gold Bon,is
OF 81, 900 EACH amounting in al to the sum Of $50
O00 PAYABLE in Ten Years from the first day of JAN
uary, 1888, with interest thereon, payable semi
annually on the first day of January and July Of
each year, at the rate OF six per sent. per annum
These Bonds are a portion of series of $50 Bonds
all OF like tenor and date, which are secured by a
First Mortgage OF the entire prosperity of the Com
pany, now owned to be acquired by il made to
Thomas Menzes, CT the firm of Falkner PelI L. Co.
and Egbert Judson, of the firm Of Judson g. Shep.
hard, OF San Francisco, as Trustees for the Bond.
holders which Bonds will be disposed Of only at the
rate OF ten Bonds amounting to- $4,000, for each
completed mile of tie Company's road
Messrs. Falkner, Bell & Co, No. $50 California
street, San Francisco, and the Sacramento Bank Of
Sacramento, have been appointed a. Agents for the
sale of said gonds terether of whom application for
purchase of same may now be made.
The portion If the aforesaid Bonds row offered for
sale will be ready for delivery about the 9th instant
ON purchases completed prior TO January l. 1883
interest will be allowed for the intervening days at
the rate OF six per cent per aunum after said date
accrued interest Bends will he added to the price
The Directors OF saiaCompany are Frederick Bird.
sail, Constant Blrdsall and Thomas Mcconnell Of
sacramento county; 3. F. Langfori, Jacob Brsck
ii. Bentley end Washburn, of San JOAQUIN ouaty
FREDERICK BIRDSALL, President
". B.-ApplicatIons for Bonds will be considered
in the order that received by the aforesaid
Agents. dl52plw
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, N AC.
~ cordsnce with the terms of the Bonds issued
By the Pacific Rolf Mil Company, the Directors
o! said Company have determined by lot the mum.
bers 10 be redeemed at its Cfflea, No. 202 Market
street. in the city of San Francisco the 18th dsy
Of JANUARY. D. 1855. with the fo,loNing res1ilt
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FoRTlFY feeble lungs against wintry blasts
with Hale's Honey of HoTeacund and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one mirute.
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NEW MEXICO.
sbo. Read q, ,be ry,obv,y

CORPUS CHRISTI, December 14fh.-Henry
w Elder was shot dead to-day by Dick Lynn.
They met on the road. Both young m N
were highly INJECTED.