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us TO Ictract but we refused, utterly and
preemptorially (sic. } to doso, and our article
on Oct. %, 1880, was exactly rs we told HIM
1t would be,-VarSeiileS Register.
Ifyour article OF October %, 1850, "was
exactly rs you told Mr. Milligan 1t would
be-" said article being coarse reitera,jou
of your british falsohoods, how did Mr..
MillIgan happen TO contract to pay YOU
$500 for 100 extra copies of your paper u
contain SAID dirty repetition' Was 1t like
Mr.. Milligan to feed a low cur in that
way? Honestly, now, did YOU no. agree
with Mr.. Milligan to make manly rctrnc
tim and take his money to pay for the pa
pers to contain it, and then, did you not,
yielding to your mean and treacherous in
stincts, fly the track? Faugh! that we
should handy words with such skunk,
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Circuit Court.


Judge SuPp rc,opened she circuit court
on Monday last, and proceeded with he
trial of cases. That of Geo W. Ravens .,
j. j. Witte publisher of the VOcheablan,
FOR libel, was called and up TO the hour OF
adjournmcn, last evening was still on trial.
Ihcle are one hundred and thirty five
criminal cases on the docket tor this term.
The report Of the grand Jury was submit.
ted on Saturday morning last, it contain.
ell over forty Indictments, AS follows;
Geo. H. Rice Mary Rice and L, T. Ev.
erctt, conspiracy,
VIM Peddlcord, horse stealing ? lndict-
ments; John Marphy, alias Murphy horse.
stealing.
Patrick Duffy, rape.
John Murphy, crime against nature.
John O. Ingles, Mute r. Williams, .
indictments, assault with intent TO commit
murder.
Burton Meadows, Frank McGraw, Joe
Euglesklrchen, jr, John Schmidt, alias
&c, indictments, burglary and larceny.
Patrick Butterfeld, man.slaughter.
Michael Martin, assault with in,eu, to
comm.t bodily injury.
VIM. Schoor, John Fisher and VIM liar.
RS, larceny.
Edward Morrlssey, robbery.
Cornelius F. and Chas II, Weston
Cqas. Pearson, Caa.. k,ul,ngcr, Michael
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON


- County Court Of La Sale county, TO the De.
csDbeT Term a. d. 1889 Of the Probate Court Of sold
county
susana Cord Administrative of the Estate OF Nels N.
Cord, deceased IS susanna Cord and the Unknown
Heirs of Nels y. Cord, deceased, and Joseph Nelson
Hans Nelson and Knudt Nelson.-PeHhon 70 cell real
estate 70 pay debts.
Aiidavit OF the nonresidence OF the Unknown Heirs
OF Nes y. Cord, deceased and Joseph Nelson, Hans
having hed in the Office OF the clerk Of the County
Court OF La Sale county, notice hereby given TO the
said Unknown Heirs of Nels n. Cord, deceased, and
Joseph Nelson. Hans Nelson snd knuat Nelson that
the said plaintiffs, susana Cord. Administrative OF the
Estate Of Nes N Cord. deceased has filed her petition
In the said County Court of la Sale county for an order
To sell the premises belonging TO the estate OF said de-
ceased, much of It may be needed TO pay the
debts of ad deceased and described as follows to wit
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF sec
the southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter OF ac-
tona section number thirty In the township OF Adams
being IN all about eevenynine acres OF land, and all
situated In the said respective townships In the county
hes been issued ont Of this court against you returns
Die 1t the November term A. 1852 OF said court to be
holden the first Monday Of November A. II. 1sS2 at
the County Court Room, in the city OF Ottawa, In Ia
Sale county, Illinois. -
Now, unless you, the said Unknown Heirs OF Nels n.
Cord, deceased. Joseph Nelson. Hans Nelson and
Enudt Nelson, shall personally he and appear before
the Probate Court of La Sale county the hret day
OF the term thereof to be holden at the Probate Court
Room In OTTAWA in said county, the third Monday
OF December 1881 and Plead answer or deInur TO the
said cnnplainsnts petition fled therein. the same and
TIE matters I'D things therein charged and stated will
according t0 he prayer II said bill.
Ottawa. Illinois, October 18th. lsS2. -
p. w. STQCKsLEGER ClsTk.
SAMUEL HrcHoLsoS, Ccmplfs solr. oeth
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The NeM kaiIrOal .

Mr.. Fiske, president of the new MGldn-
ta Ottawa & Seneca Railroad informs Us
that the contract for the road will be let as
soon as the RICH, of way has been secured
The work of procuring the right is pro
crossing quite satisfactorily, but property
owners along the line must regard itas be
ing to their interest 10 be liberal. The
proposed change of the eastern terminS-
ton from Seneca to Dwight seems 10 meet
with favor aud will probably be made, al
though we cannot understand why the Gin
cinna,i folks shoald be willing - allow 50
much business to be taken away from them
when II is SO near Gs the Seneca Cuuny, =
ton would bring 1t. The traffic 0ud trade
of La Sale county alone, to shy nothing Of
that coming from the northwest would,
we should suppose he vel. worth sgrU,.
ing; but II seems for some reason ti..,r.
natl Is perfectly willing P,tsburg or some
other eastern city should resp the benefits.
The line through Ottawa Will be slight Y
modified from the original survey, salts
factory outlet up the north bluN being
found through Neff's ravlne, and east from
Ottawa the road vii. follow the Wilson
survey probably as far as MarSeiiles. It's
desirable tina. the farmers, or 'grangers'
as some have termed them should consider
the road favorabiy, for its success depends
largely upon them. ltls wholly in their
interests and will add not less than two
cents to the value Of every bushel OF corn
raised along the line
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1880 her legislature passed preliminary
constitutional amendment to that end, AMI
now, IN accordance with the constitution
Of the state, both branches OF the legisla
ture have ratified that amendment by the
vote of 81 to z IN the senate and AZ to 8 in
the house. The amendment now only
awaits ratifying vote Of the people to
put it in force, and the unanimity with
which 1t passed the legislature indicates
that 1t will encounter no serious opposi-
ton at the polls.
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P, C. HALEY, ESQ.

The people of Ottawa owe it TO them
selves to give Mr. Haley rousing meeting
and a iul and earnest hearing IN his ad
| dress at Turner Hall this evening. He is
a yoang man of decided talent and al able
and attractive speaker He Will not only
ably defend democratic principles and
measures, but will in his own person and
manner vlndicate the propriety and wis
dom of the democratic committee in pre-
senting him as candidate against Mr.
Cullen. The contrast between the two men
will be strikingly and singularly In Mr..
Haley's favor, not only in point Of the
largeness and breath of his views but in his
intelligent and logical manner Of present
ing them. The editor of the Joliet Signal,
who has known Mr.. Haley from his boy.
hood, thus speaks OF him:
P. c. Haley will sweep this county for
congressman. He will not only receive
the full democratic vote but the votes of
hundreds who will not vote for Mr.. Cullen,
the man who voted in congress for prohi-
bition, for the river and harbor steal and
against prohibiting Chinese immigration.
Mr.. Haley is man Of brosd and liberal
views, endowed with mind that grasps
public questions IN logical statesmanlike
manner, whose studies. and training pecu.
liariy tit him for useful and honorable
congressional service, and who has the abil-
ty and courage to advocate and defend his
views at all times and under all elrcum-
stances. Elect Mr.. Haley and We shall
have representative IN congress who can
do the district much good and who will
have strong influence among his col
leagues in that body, which cannot be
claimed tor his opponent.
1t is to be borne IN mind that the next con-
gress will be democratic and if We want a
man there who can do his district some
good he must be on the side ofthe majority
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The total prohibition vote in Ohio was
abou. $4,000, or 3591 less than it was in
1881. This proves at least that the temper,
ance issue helped more than it hurt the re,
publcaus in the late election, and that it
was to republican cussedness generally and
not to temperance that the party owed It's
late defeat
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oct25-3u

4 PPLICATION FOR CONSERVATORY
n STATE OF ILLINOIS. la SALE COUNTY In
County Court. NOUenber Term, lSs2
Whereas an application has been filed in this court to
have Conservation appointed for Bridget Shaughnessy
who is alleged TO be distracted therefore, you the said
Bridget shaughnessy are hereby noticed TO appear be-
fore The County Court on the first Monday in Noyem.
Der lsS 10 wit the sixth day of November 1872 II be.
ing the first day OF the term, and show cause II any,
why the prayer of the petition oud not be granted
p. W. STOCKSLEGER,
Ottawa, Ill, October cath, 1882 County Clerk.
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SaMUFI, RICUOISON,

Attorney az Lao.
FINAL SETTLfGNIE f.. - T.-E-rhsE or
L RoBKgT KNIGHT. DECEASED.-Notiec : hereby
given 10 all persons interested In said estate That tie
Administrator OF the estate Of s Rob
ert Knight deceased, VIII appear before '.r County
Court of the county Of la Sale and state ~ hos al
the County Court Room in OTTAWA in said county, on
Monday the 10th day of November lss! for the pur
pose rendering an account of her proceedings I'D me
Administration Of said rate for the NNA settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this .0th day OF October l.,4
ELLEN B, KNIGHT,
ATTEST: p. W. STOCKsLEGER, hdminIstra, tx.
Clerk County Court. La sale Co, III. oc'2.-tW
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We never "mulishly" or in any other
manner agreed in presence of witnesses, or
any other time to retract our charge, and
1.-THE editor Of the FREE TRADER has been
imposed upon by whoever Informed him
that such was the case, and we dare you to
produce the witnesses. Milligan wanted
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Ri. Rev, Vim. f. McLaren, Episcopal
Bishop of the Diocese ofIllinols, will visit
Ottawa on Sunday next, preaching at both
morning and evening services. Inihe eve
ming he will administer the Apostolic rite
of confirmation.
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FOR SAL

The subscriber offers FOR sale uIs Vegetable .rt.r
or Truck Farm" one mile west Of the Ottawa tpHf
House, Illinois Avenue, opposite the rthtte-H. II
ton with numerous choice fruit trees, such HsrH
spples cherries and small fruits. D. CUrrans. rsrh.r
rlcs, strawberry beds. sc Also two good tWe...H-
houses, with barns, wells. csterrs, and other ouJNU
ings VIII be sold low. On long time and easy tcrHs 81
suit the purchaser. FRANCIS &. BLUSH
D
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All ladies know their faces are more attrac.
tive when free fran pimples. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic is popular among them, because il
hanishes Impurities from blood and skin and
makes the face glow and the eye sparkle with
health.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For State Treasurer,
ALFRED ORENDORFF,
OF sangamon County.
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
HENRY RAAB,
of St. Clair County.
For Member of Congress,
&C. HALEY.
Of VIII County.
COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
JAMES W. DUNCAN.
For Representatives,
ALEXANDER VAUGHEY,
SAMUEL c. WILEY.
For County Judge,
HIRAM T. GILBERT.
For Probate Judge,
DANIEL EVANS,
For County Treasurer,
SAMUEL W. RAYMOND.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM X. MILLlGAN,
For County Clerk,
PATRICK FlNLEN.
For Probate Clerk,
ARTHUR T. BARTELS.
For supt of Public Schools,
G. B. STOCKDALE.
For Coroner,
Dr.. FLOYD CLENDENIN.
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Oregon promises to be the first state in
the Unlon to adopt woman suffrage. In
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Personal! To M len Only!

THE VOLrAIC BELT Co, Marshall Mich, Will send
DIR. Dyes celebrated ilcctrp-N oil tai"
Belts and Electric y Appliances on trial for
thirty DAYS men young ODD who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kin
dred troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete rcs-o.
ration OF health and manly ygor Address rs above y
B-So risk is incurred thirty days tri1l is Moved.
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A Good Chance.

Ihave a Arst.class Wheat Farm 2h miles from Cams
bell Mnn..s,0 acres, fall powed and ready for seed
ing in the spriHg-gOod house and stablng on the
premises located on the banks of beautiful little lake
Of bright, clear water, besides wells and other I'M
prUyCmeuts. which want to rent 10 some good farmer
on terms witch cannot fail TO be profitable TO him.
will be in ottawa all winter and can be found by en-
Quirug at this office. ANY one desiring TO test the
of the soil Of the BED River Valley will
lind IL to his advantage see me as soon as conye
Gient. tOcta53 MOSES oSAhE.
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Road Notice.

Notice = hereby given to the subscribers of the ota
wa and NeruOn Gravel Road. that there will be a
Ilccting Of the same Wednesday Nov Let, 1892, at
Grisgs Law Oifce az 10 O'Clock N. All are cordial
y invited 10 attend. By order OF Road Committee
Oct q, IsS2 D. BENDER. Secy.
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which stratum of coal must be removed,
thus furnishing the fuel for the boilers and
leaving some tor the market besides.
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MOTTO E.-EsTATE OF PATRICK DuPFY, Die D.
~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned, Exec
UtOr Of the last will and testament of Patrick Duffy.
late OF the county Of La sale and state OF Illinois, de.
ceased will a,pear before the Probate Court Of said
county on The third Monday tbeng the 18th day OF
December ls2. at the Probate Court Room in Ottawa,
In said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified to
attend and present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2!st day Of october A. y. 1882.
WILLIAM II. CALVIN,
oct25-3W Executor
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Advertisers osar By GGO,P ROWGll & Co.
10 Spruce Street. New York. learn the exact cost Of
any proposed line OF ADVERTISING In American
Newspapers. ss- Oo-pase Pamphlet, goo.
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

About 200 Good Bulidng Do !, heaF ne GIass WorXs,
are now offered at low pr! ces and monthly pay
ments This Is chance to buT and pay for lot
with the odl halves and guar you now spend snne
ccssartly. Tryit, DIs. J. @ HARRIS,
The Real Estate Broker
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Ningpo pirates still defy the Imperial
forces.
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LOUIS sLOss d co

nEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheer
Pelts and follow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all consignments. a1s4pu
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

There are number Of persons out of en-
ployment in every county-yet energetic men
willing to work do not need to be, Those
willing to work can make from 800 to $500
month clear working for us in a pleasant
and permanent business. The amount our
apents make yaries-some making as high "a
all depending ON the energy of the agent.
We have AN article Of great merit. Il should
be sold To .v.rv hon-e.owner and pavs over
100 per cent. pro6t. Each sale is from 81 30
tn $40 Gee ap.rtin Pern. vlya,ia sold 30 in
two diva and cleared sci IA AGENT in New
York r,nde si5 in one dav Anv man with
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q. =. ROOT. ALBx- NELSON DRISCoL
ROOT, NELSON Il CO.,
JAMES Mcguire,

JVNIoN FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween N and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order. je24-4plm
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TIMES soLILooUY.

Old, call you me? Ay, when the corner
stone of the universe was laid | was or
deck. Before the first circuit joke had shot
athwsrt the morn, was there. When the
morning stars sang together l might have
been seen with my new hour-glass and
crude moving machine, taking it all in.
Amid the bloom and verdure of paradise
| gazed upon the new world radiant with
celestial smiles. Ere the foot of man had
trod the velvet green of the new earth,
and before the range had been all fed down
like base ball ground, was there.
am the oldest inhabitant. The song OF
the lark and the twitter of the guinea hen
were first heard by me. When Adam
opened out for himself and pre- empted the
garden of Eden, was on hand. when
Noah rounded up his stock and built his
boat, l was there.
saw Babylon, Assyria, Palmyra and
Cheyenne rise, flourish and bust. Nero,
Pontius Plate and Susan B. Anthony en-
tered upon the great stage of action during
my lifetime. The ruins of Balbec, Ninevah
and Samuel j. Tilden were once proud
structures. saw them in their rise and
fall. l control the fate of empires and
ward caucuses. l give them their glory
and splendor and then bust them in the
snoot Sooner or later / gather them in
with my lawn mower and plant them in
the sweet remotely. Ispread silken tresses
on the brow of the beauty and polish the
dome of the man on the front seat at the
Plack Crock. paint the blush of beauty
on the check Of the schoolma am and en-
courage the sickly fuzz on the upper lip of
the bilious masher.
mature the giant oak that grows for
centuries, as well as the cucumber that ma
lures in two weeks. l pile up the salary
of the newspaper nabob and accumulate
interest on the "a per cent. note.
1 bring around the fall elections and the
silver wedding with its dollsr-store casters
and 75-cent butter dishes. l plant false
teeth in the mouth of the venerable and
scat er sc;atica and sadness wherever &C.
Young and beautiful or old and wheezy, l
put the kibosh on them all. II Bill Nye.
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An EAGLES ATTACK "A little 3 year.
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallingford,
living on Lake Washington, twelve miles
from Seattle, while playing on the door
step was attacked by an eagle and elevated
eight or ten feet from the ground. The
screams of the little one brought Mrs.
Wallingford to the rescue, who succeeded
finally in driving the eagle away. The
child's shoulders and arms were consider
ably lacerated by the sharp talons OF the
eagle. The mother was so overcome with
excitement that she has since been pros.
trated 1t was subsequently ascertained
that the eagle, or rather pair of them,
had a nest in the cliff of rock about 100
rods distant from the house, and it is rea-
sonable to presume that had not the little
childs mother put in timely appearance,
the body of the little one would have been
carried to the cliff and its tender flesh torn
IN shreds and divided among the eaplets.-
Seattle Chronicle.
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BAOos-sl2 67I August for ribs and sl8 for short
Sacramento Produce Market-Wholesale
Corrected daily for the REcoRD-UsIoN

SACRAMENTO, July 18th.
FRUTs-Peacbes, 2d4c Rb: Apricots, 2a4c % h.
Currants have disappeared from market. Blackber-
rles 4g6c aud scarce; Raspberries, none in market
Oranges, t596 . box; Lemons, Sicily, S9Gl0; Lem
ons, California 81 50d32s box Lines 81 256l SO y
100 Bananas, 81 30 al SO u bunch; Pineapples,
SSss dozen Cocoanuts, S6 50g7 o 100; Cherry
ruins, 4G6c o ID; Blue Plums, 4@5c; Green
cages 495c; Pears, common, 15cGSl, and Bart
let's 81 5od2 q box F.; Apples, 75c@SI % o box
Ripe Figs, 4g5c q II. There have been no Cherries
In market Tor the past three days.
TABLK FRUITs-AssOrted, 2s-n1 cans q doz go so {;
reaches, % Bartlett Pears, - 70 Plums, 81 rs
kberries 80 Gooseberres 80 IS Strawberries,
y 70; Apricots, 50; Muscat Grapes, o. rs; Red
Currants, g %; Cherries, 50 25
PIB FRUTTs-Assorted, 21-b cans. q doz. 81 7bCd2
assorted gallon cans, a 50; Peaches, 9Th cans
u 50; Portland Bueberries, 2-D cans, 81 Whor
tleberries. 81 rs
DRIsD FRUrs-Apples, sliced, 9a1Oc y n: doouar.
tered, lg9c; pears, peeled, 8alOc do, unpeeled 6
Csc; Piums, pitted, 12@l3c Peaches, iOallc; do
peeled, l9@20c; Prunes, German and French. I3G
lac Blaekoernes, zoe; Figs, California. 76Sc @ a.
NKdErARLEs-The first Pumpkins OF the season
made their appearance, but were not quoted Eng
lish Beans, 5q6c o 10; Wax and String Beans 3d4c
Shell Beans, SAGE; Green corn, lO@I5c per doz :
Tomatoes, scarce, selling at from I50anc a. hoy
Summer squash, 1@2e y ID Potatoes, 81 1oesI y
cwt; Onions, 159S5c q cwt Cabbage.
81 cwt; Carrots, 81 q cwt; Turnipq
81 100; bunch vegetables, 12ic Il doz Parsnips'
lie; Beets, lc Celery, 75c q dozen HORSE Rad;sb
sGl0c u b; Green Peas, 3S4e p Il Pie Plant "a,
&c y Ii; Artichokes, 2jd30c q dozen Cucumbers
case y 1oz; Green Peppers 5d17c u n Egg Plants
6a6c; Waternelons, 81 5Od2 50 u doz: Canta,
loupes, s3ai o dozen
BREkDsTUPRs- s5 20 q Dbl; Oatmeal. % II
y 100 MS; CornIneal, 81 25G2 50 Cracked Wheat 81
PouLTRY-Live TurkeYs, in good demand. selling
at lSdl5c y n full grown Chickens are seIlIn0 af
80 5000 q doz; young Boosters Si@5 so n doz:
BIoilers, g 5os3 so; Ducks, S4a5 Geese. 81 800
2 o pair. ' " ivy
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 2SG3o, 3
n mixed lots, in rolls, 24a26c . Ii Cheese. IIs
lie; California Creamery. H@l5;; Eastern full
cream 22@2Sc; Eastern, flats, lie fresh Eye sell
ing at 25@26c. 1ss'' '''''
aEATs-Bee., &c; Mutton sc q Ii Lamb Go
Pork. slo:i Veal, SC large calves, &c.
HAY AND GRAIN -OaJ nay, g ton, 2l36nI4. sI,.I,
s. to Sl2 . ton !; bran, = ton SI5 so: middIinau
s22 SO per ton bariov, whole, q cwt al IS harley
oats. cwt.. 81 30; corn, y e~t 81 so.
hiscELLAsEoUs-Seels-A Alfalfa l8@l7c. TIno
thy, Eastern, 11@12c n; Oregon. Ia
lOe; Red Glove, lG@lSe; Red Top, i2Ioe11c:
Nuts-English Wa!nuts, 10 al4s; Almonds, l7al8c.
Peanuts, 7@llc; Wool-Market dull; mountain
l2l9l6c tule, 17@1sc; Isllow, 6G7c; Hides salt
gatlOc dry, lS@1ec, choice lots zoe New York
hots 40@i lie; California selling at SOd35c. will
strong feeling. Ss'''' W.T."
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEUSABY,
ess Kearny street, San Francisco.

Established IN 1854 Tor
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such asGonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In all
Its forms, Seuina. Weak.
ness, Impoteney, Skin
Diseases, etc., porma-
nently cured orno charge.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
fornia, county Of Sacramento.-In the mat
ter of the Estate OF ELIZA WILLIAMS, de-
ceased.-Notice s hereby given that MONDAY, the
Path day Of JULY. 1882 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said
day, at the Court OF said Court, at the Court
house. in the city Of Sacramento county OF Sacra-
mento,. and State Of California, have been ap-
pointed the time and place for proving the will Of
said ELIZA WILLIAMS, deceased, and for hearing
the application OF J. n. BELL for the issuance to
him of letters Of administration with will annexed
therein.
Witness my hand and the seal OF ssid Court
this 18th day Of JULY, 1882.
[sEALI THoS II. BERKEY, Clerk
By CHAs. NJ. CosLAS, Deputy Clerk
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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