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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
- & -
| A Superior Stock
r A n CHI
FOR SALE.
THERE ARE
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND |
About $4,000 Head of Cattle,
About 5000 Head Of Sheep,
About 5000 Head of Hogs,
About S25 Head Of Horses,
About rs Head Of Colts,
About So Head of Mules.
The Land is Fenced into Ten Large Fields.
I,SeO Acres are Seeded to Alfalfa.
60 Acres in Hops.
| 20, 600 Acres of Fine Growth OF oalS Trees,
which furnish acorns sufficient to fatten large
number OF Hogs annually.
Eight Good Dwellings for 'Vaqueros.
Three Good Dwellings for Foreman and
Farm Hands, Large Hop House costing 81, 900. for
drying hops, over $1,000 worth OF Farming Tools,
sufficient for carr ling the place, Corrals, Sta
bles, Outbuildings, etc.
Z AR6E CANALS AND IRRIGATTNG bitches
"A running through the place. Kings river
forms the southern boundary Of the place, which
furnishes ample water for rr eating the whole tract.
THE WATER RIGHTS SOLD
With this place is worth alone all that is asked for
the whole property.
WOGD CAN BE CUT
The net profit of which will pay than onehalf
of the price asked for the whole Ranch,
THE LAND WILL PRODUCE
Fine Grain, Hops or Fruits Of all kinds and quail
ties
THE QUALITY OF THE LAND
Cannot be surpassed by any in the State. One OF
the great advantages this place has as
4 STOCK RANGE,
Il the close proximity to market. BEEF can be
got to market within SO hours after notice. The
COST OF STRIPPING BEING A TRIPLE,
Compared with the cost of shipping from Nevada,
or driving from Southern Oregon. And the cattle
loose but little fesh being short time upon
the cars. The place will easily keep
90, eco BEAD OF CATTLE AND 6,00g
10 I0,sGO HEAD OF HOGS,
Besides other Stock sufficient to rua the Ranch The
place has
A FRONTAGE OF 80 MILES
Upon Kings river, and is from two to seven miles
in width. 1t Is one and one-haf miles from hings-
burg the Southern Pacific Railroad passing through
the eastern and southern boundary line and mostly
in Fresno county
THE ONLY REASON FOR SELLING
Is owing to the death of one OF the partners
Send for Circular Giving Full Particulars.
Ezr For further information. address
SWEETSER & ALSiP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
No. 1915 Fourth street,
BETWEEN AND 4, sACR AsEENTG.
s7-2ptf
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PALACE HOT e..

gHyHIS HOTEL, OCCUPYING AN ENTIRE
| block in the center Of San Francisco, is the
/ Model Hotel Of the world. Il has double the ac-
/ cammo5atons Of any other house in the city; is
/ thoroughly Fire and Earthquake Proof, and haz five
/ broad, easy Stajrways and five Elevators. Every
room is extra large. light and airy. The system Of
ventilation is perfect. Bath and Closet q Join
| every ROOM Guests entertained Gu either the
| AMERIOAN or EUROPEAN PLAH. 4 Restaurant
l. connected with the hotel and is the finest in the
city. People from the Interior 4 the tste visiting
san Francisco, either for business or pleasure, viii
| find the PAIGE centrally located as II IS the
pleasautest and most economical Hoel in the city.
! 4 e.. nlAgOE, Eessee.
Of II J3YIN cFTtgMICk. Manager.
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HEAR THE WITNESSES
sgved-fron, a Horrible Death.

NNAsaAOAAA -
Up to May lass had spent at least FIVE
hundred dollars for treatment by many OF
the best medical men, without any benefit.
suffered eXcrutiati1giY, and all my best
friends advised me that the icy hand Of
death was fast approaching. | caught at
s. ). S. Ike a drowning man Of straw
After takingtw boi ties | could feel change
for the better. The sores began todiseharge
freely aud the Rheumatism TO cbate. When
had taken six bottles every sore had healed
ana my skin bes1n to assume natural ap-
pe,rance. persisted until [ had taken
twelve bottles, large SIZE, and THERE Is
NOT a SYMPTOM OF THE DISEASE
REMAINING, snd feel as well as / ever
did. hare gained twenty-one pounds in
flesh. and my friends wonder At my improved
condition. have recommended it TO many,
and in every instance with complete succs IS.
I beliere that S. S. S. has sGUsd me from
horrible death. Z. H. SMILEY,
Quincy, LII.
lam sure that Swift's Specifs saved my
life. was terribly poisoned with Malaria,
and was given up TO die. Swift's Specific
relieved me promptly and entirely. / think
it ia the greatest remedy OF the age.
C. G. SPENCER,
Sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ca
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Z osr-IN THIS CITY. sEPTEM- s5rzzz-7y--zs7
Der oath, small Bueksain Purse, IfNS4sSss3;5
containing SS5 in gold, or thsreabouts
suitable reward Will be paid for its re- Vza3H1-4-29
turn TO No. All Twelfth street s27-3t''
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MISS 3. nj. RnME

SETILL RETURN TO THE CITY AND BE
~ prepared TO resume her Clsss OOF. Der
80, Msso, &c Biloxi, eooTner Sixth and streets
Room No. H. s26-it
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Advice 10 sg0thers Mrs. WinsIOw's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from PAIN and the little cherub awakes
bright az a button" II is very pleasant to taste
1t soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy for disrrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
| bottle. n16-1yTuThS
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THOR sALE-AT COPPIN's. NO. 725 K ~
street, very Handsome Parlor Set, -.
similar to the one sold last week, and at tae s7ss
low Drice S27-3s
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Write for a copy of the little book free.

SI.oee REWARD will be paid 10
any Chemist who will find on analysis Of
100 bottles OF 8. y. s. one particle Of Mer.
eury, Iodide Of Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca.
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osT-AT THE PAVILION, TUESDAY, SEP
! A TENDER 18th, a DID BRACELET. The
finder Will be rewarded bv leaving it at MRS. NJ.
WIEDMANN'S No AIS street. s27-Stt
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ggYANTED-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
~ Room with gas and bath), for two single
gentlemen reference given. Address, stating terms,
t. III B." p o. Box Alb, city. s273t+
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ssTs1e CIin AK

yET ASKING POWDER, MANUFACTURED BY
~ L a WILSON s CO., San Francisco !s for
sale at the Grocery store, corner OF Ninth and L
streets It is Acknowledged by housekeepers to be
the best made for washing purposes-One trial will
convince you. Samples furnshei ee appca-
ton. Also on exhib ton, the I" Ii TIE CHIEF
WASHING MACHINE" which can be purchased at
manufacturer prices
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LANGHAM RESTAURANT
str.a.- ,,.t. s..nnl nnh rEirh.

THIS PLACE WILL BE CON .
Quoted in frst-cas style with ths <~e92 J.
hest the MARKET for and an dslicsgIes a 80
OF the season. OYSTERS served In every -
style. f-5-Iplml TERRY O. o. Prorrietors-
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Ancient order of FGTesters.-A regular
meeting Of Court sacramento, No. 1851, o. a.
TENDER 81, 1888, at Encsmpment Hall (Odd Fellows
Building), at 8 o'clock sharp. All Foresters in
vited. j. I. STAFFORD, q. X.
G. J. BERGER, r S SILT
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gETANTED-CAsH BOYS. APPLY AT VEIN
w stock 4 Lubns s2T-3t
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4S n ~ h -Ae r. ~ ~
- Sacramento Restaurant. Nos SiT and 3lg
street, between Tuirl aud Fourth three blocks
lrotn the Depot. Street Cars pass every E fs min
ntes-ask the CONDUCTOR where to stop Ice Cream
and Cakes - cents Fine Dining PsrIors Tor Falui-
lies open Day and Night.
WATT J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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To appreciate this property, go and gee it before
the day of sale This property will rapidly enhance
in value No safer Investment can be made than to
secure property svoraby located in this delight
full section of the State.
Two trains each way daily between this property,
Sacramento and San Francisco
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EOm - 81 Il Z
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PROBATE NOTICE..

Ger. N,nsn and ISIS .Esg7-ipt1. sacrament,
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TERMS fourth cash balance in three years
Interest on deferred payments at per cent per
annum. No mortgage tax to be paid by the pur-
chasers. liberal discount will be made on deferred
| payments for cash.
| TITLE PERFECT. Abstract OF title complete to
day of sale.
For maps and further particulars apply to
PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU,
EAsTON d ELDRIDGE. AuctIOneers,
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

HEMPsTEAD & Co., engineers, failed
at London on the 9th for 100000.
The Servian troops have had a coll
lision with the insurgents.
REPORTS Of the surrender Of the Apat
ches in Arizona are confirmed.
AT Sanford, N. c., dwelling burned
on the 9Th with three negro children.
THE Chinese Government will indorse|
the course of Marquis Tseng. The latter
says in the event of war Anam will be the
ally of China.
COUNT Won REDERN, Grand Cham
berlain to the German Emperor, died OH
the 9Th.
JACOB HIPP, of Milwaukee, is re-
ported to have been murdered in Mexico
and robbed of $1,000.
CHARLES E. DIX, cashier of the saw
ings bank at Council Bluffs, Ia, committed
suicide on the 9th. His accounts are
straight.
DURING fire at Roubaix, France, on
the 9Th, quantity of benzine exploded,
killing ten persons.
LEE WHITE recently confessed to
robbing the Express at Oakfield, Wis,
made restitution and then committed sui
eide.
SIX men were badly injured on the
9Th by the fall of an elevator in the Capitol
building at Bismarck, D. I.
FRANK WILKES, of GAINESVILLE, o., a
grandson of Commodore Wilkes, became
lost in the wilds of Utah recently and died
of starvation.
ARCHBISHOP LYNCH, of Toronto, Ont,
has written the Pope letter on the loss of
souls in America on account of impover-
ished emigration.
THE Court of Appeals in St. Louis,
Mo-. on the 9Th, decided that the removal of
Chief of Police Campbell was illegal. He
was reinstated in office and at the meeting
of the Police Board charges were formally
preferred against him with view to oust-
ing him in legal form.
COMPTROLLER KKOx is credited with
the statement that without some remedial
LEGISLATION the National banks will, during
the next two or three years, give up over
half their circulation and cause contrac-
tion of the currency from S353,00O,O00 10
$40. 900 900 of bank notes, provided the
calling in of the bonds continues at the
present rate.
THE Trenton, which arrived on the
9Th at Newport, from New York, on heI
trial trip, is regarded as much the finest
vessel in the U. S. Navy. She will soon
sail for the Asiatic station. Several mem
hers of the Corean embassy-the Minister,
Min Yon TX; the Secretary, Sax Kong Bow,
and Py Yon Su and va Xii Chun, attaches
will be taken to Corea by the Trenton.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Colorado.
DENVER, COL, Nov. o.

DENVER, COL, Nov. o.
Ex-senator Chaffee won notable triumph
over his rival, Senator Hill, to-day. The en-
tire Republican ticket in this countyis elected
by majorities ranging from 200 to 1000 The
firht centered on Sheriff. Graham, the success
FIJI candidate was selected to make the race
by Mr. Chaffee, who backed him with great
ability and plenty Of money. Senator HilFs
organ. the Denver Republican, openly bolted
the nomination of. Graham and did everything
in its power to defeat him. 1t ls
reported, and generally believed, that
Senator Hill spent several thousand dollars
Ia compass Graham's defeat, for
the sake OF downing Chaffee; Hilrs friends
het sI5. 900 on Monday night that Shackelford,
fhe Democratic nominee, would be elected
Chaffee took all their bets and offered to take
s25 900 more the same way. He used the
money he bet to buy Democratic votes, and ne
succeeded 50 well that the heaviest majorities
cast for Graham were in strongly Democratic
wards. 1t is generally understood here to-
night that this victory makes Chaffee again
what he was for so many years, the leader od
the Republican party in Colorado ana tne
next United States Senator from this State'
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

THE Canadian wrecking steamer Coz
queror sank on Lake Superior on the Sd,
while trying to raise a wreck.
THE forger Dewey was, on the 5th,
held to bail in Boston in the sum 9f $780,
900.
Two girls were fatally injured by the
explosion of kerosene lamp in Boston on
the 9TH.
IHE Duke of Castel Monte has been
captured by brigands near Trapani, Sicily.
COMMISSIONER EVANS is notified that
threats are made against the revenue Off
GERS at Danville, Va.
The Lyons anarchists on the 5sh e.
ploded another Internal machine, wreck
ing the mansion of wealthy merchant.
JOHN QUINLAN, a farmer, living near
Marysville, Neb., was killed by lightning
on the morning Of the 9th.
A TRAMP printer named E. T. Kelly
was run over and killed by Wabash train
near Lafayette, Ind, on the 5th.
CALVIN HAILEs, his wife and three
children, of Topten, Pa, were poisoned on
the 9Th by eating sausage. The youngest
child died.
MoNTERo has given up the fight in
Peru and resigned command of the troops
at Arequipa. The troops were enraged and
promptly murdered two of his aides!
OFFICER CONRoY, the New Yoyk po-
liceman who needlessly killed Peter keenan,
last week, has been formally arrainged and
committed to custody.
CpnW Dnn bo Indian 1ynAn,l SON
tence of death who lately escaped from the
officers of Deadwood, D. T., has been heard
from as at Pine Ridge Agency.
The proposition to re-establish the
National Guard in Paris has been rejected.
Mrs. ELLEN LONG and L. S. White
charged with numbering boy found in the
river with his throat cut. Whittemore is
the boys father.
A FIRE about ten o'clock the night of
the 9Th at Walkerville, Ont, about three
miles above Detroit, Mich, on the opposite
side of the river, destroyed the extensive
range of sheds attached to the large distil-
lery of Hiram Walker & Sons and 900 head
of cattle stored for fattening.
HE I1OlOOu DOdlu VI IIduG IcCOul.
mends the establishment of local marine
courts to investigate wrecks.
ADMIRAL COURBET has been tin-
structed to push the campaign in Tonquin
and make the Chinese Government show
it's hand.
JUDGE FINN, of San Francisco, ION
the 9TH, at the request of Senator Sharon,
ordered Miss Aggie Hill to furnish photo
graphic copies of the alleged marriage con-
tract with him, to afford an opportunity Of
testing its genuineness. -
THE body of w. A. Seely, a land bul
er from Michigan, was discovered nd
Mitchell, Oak. on the 9TH. Over 500 wts
found on the body, which had bullet h4e
through the head, while revolver lay net
by.
The issue of standard dollars for tile
week ending November 3 amounts to 374-
499, against ,043,000 for the corresponding E
period last year.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. o.
The election in this State was for Governor,
State Comptroller, Attorney-General and the
Legislature, excepting one-half Of the Sen
ate who hold over, and all county officers.
In Baltimore city, Judge of the Court of Ap-
peals. Clerk of the Supreme Court, Sheriff,
States Attorney, three Judges OF the Orphans
Court and City Surveyors. The Legislature,
which elects United States Senator to sue
ceed Groome, consists of rs Senators and 81
members of the House of Delegates. OF the
thirteen Senators holding over, five are Demo-
Gratis and eight are Republicans. OF the thir-
teen Senators to be elected, they stood in the
last Legislature eleven Democrats and two he.
publicans The House of Delegates stood
sixty Democrats and thirty-one Republicans:
The returns for several wards indicate Nc
Lanes Democrat majority in this city Will be
1900 -. -,
Returns come in slowly. of the twenty
three counties in the State partial returns only
have been received with estimated matoritles-
There is no doubt, however, of McLane's cleo
ton as Governor.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
New York,
NEW YORK. Nov. ..

NEW YORK. Nov o.
At this hour midnight, it is impossible to
give accurate figures of the result of the cleo
ton. 1t has been very quiet day here in the
city, with good weather and fair vote. The
best figuring and estimating shows that the
Democratic State ticket has majority In the
city of 45 600 or 30 ,000 save Maynard. the head
OF the ticket, who runs from 10000 to 600 be-
hind. He runs behind in all the large cities,
thanks to the combined efforts of the Catho-
lies and liquor men, who fought him savagely.
1t is probable that the Democratic State ticket
is elected by 10000 or 25, 600, barring Maynard.
who will probably squeeze through with 1900
or 5000 majority.
1t is very, probable that the Assembly is Re-,
publican, though it can not be said certainly.
The majority either way will be small The
Senate will be Republican decidedly-0 to IL
or p to 10. In the city here there has been no
end of cutting and trading. 1t is probable that
Reilly, the Democratic nominee for Register,
is elected by ZOO majority.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 7.
AT a. m. the EpeninQ Journal claims Carr's
election by 1900 The rest of the Democratic
ticket is possibly elected. The Senate stands
Is Republicans and IA Democrats: the Assem-
bly,, IS Republicans and 60 Democrats.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

,u notional debt, less cash in Treas
I'M -on,ber l, was $1,5l1 ,506, 737.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

r-,r Fpderal Court in San Francisco
- il that Cinnamon formerly resi-
ih'lui".r .,bo left prior to the issuance of re-
den''' .iscstes. are entitled to land.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

u,;ssarv of the Nihilists, who
~ 10 been sent to assassinate
claims y hoe ibeen arrested near Dantzic.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

No., Chinese Legation at Paris are
considering the ques''0" u N"s
:, .r passports.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.

Partial Returns From the Various States
Butler Defeated in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hone Probably Downed in yirginia-Penn-
sylvania Recovered by the Republicans
Probable Election of Carr CRcpublican) as
Secretary of State in New York, with a Re-
publican Majority In Both Branches of
the Legislature - Returns from Other
States.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

Mss MINNIE HILL, niece of the late
sratOr Hill, of Georgia, was bridesmaid
fashionable wedding at West Point, in
nat State, day or two ago, and there first
EtlOdd Reed, neofthe groomsmen. They
EEr married the same daY.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

Mrs. ANNA OTTENDORFER, owner OF
Ne New York Stats Zeitung, was recent
,y presented an autograph letter and silver
DECORATION, in recognition of her humani-
ta,ian wsk among her countrymen in
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

IT,, Dublic debt reduction since juno
M ornts to sS9,5S4,47O.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

ORANGEMEN seized the City Hall at
on the 1st to prevent the Lord
IEM of Dublin from delivering lecture
sn Troops and police lined the streets
ITeserve order. Several persons were
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

The people of Swan Island, in the
tIll Of Mexico, are nearly starving. A
saotner which visited the island October
\ r.ports the fourteen people there as
'ns on wild hogs al ID cocoanuts, and out
ammunition with which to shoot the
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

NEXICAN silver ore is now being
lvDi to the mint at New Orleans as
ne easily accessible than the mints of
s1no Five hundred pounds of pure sill
ppassed through San Antonio, Texas,
Tho "a
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, was swept by a
ycone on the afternoon of the 9th, which
|Rsroyed a vast amount of property,
au;ed the death of at least four persons
md the injuring of thirty or forty more,
|Nre quite seriously.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

EXTRAORDINARY precautions were
usen on the I'd to guard the Southeastern
hlway in England in consequence of an
rOnymous notice that the train carrying
b. Duke of Connaught was to be blown
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. I, I:00 H. m.
The complete returns received at the Asso-
ciated Press Office from sixty-four of the sixty
seven counties in the State give Niles, Repub-
lican, for Auditor-General, a majority of
Is 443 The still remaining counties-Brad-
ford, Forest and Sullivan-will increase the
Republican majority to 1900 Complete re-
turns of the vote of this city give the following
results: For AuditorG eneral, Niles, Republi-
can, 5,S39; Taggart, Democrat, 54,S5S; Niles
majority, 20,gSI For State Treasurer, Livsey.
Republican, 1885; Powell Democrat, 54,5S6,
For District Attorney, Graham, Republican,
no opposition, 125,930. For Comptroller, JEFF
freys, Republican, 65,S22; Page, Democrat,
and committee Of one hundred 81, 4,651; JEFF
freys' majority LII. For Clerk of Court of
Quarter Sessions. Littleton, Rep, 75,436;
Snowden, Dem, 5352. For Coroner, Powers,
Rep, 73,907; Hooper, DEM, 55,272.
w. U. Hensel chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, has issued the following:
'The Republican majority of Philadelphia ex-
ceeds the most sanguine Republican calcula-
tions 1t wipes out all our estimated majority,
but the country districts hold up to our
figures, and until the western counties are
heard fromI do not concede the State to the
opposition" go.
Chairman Cooper of the Republican State
Committee estimates his party have carried
the State by not less than 10000 majority. He
saws returns come in so slowly that the exact
result can not be ascertained until morning.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

-. ,pported from Portland, Oregon,
= ,.,,t certain that the wheat surplus of
ds.,.n a and Washington Territory will be
=, W'sy IN .ons less than heretofore estimated.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10

MARY CHURCHILL, the missing St.
Louis girl, was found on the Sd at Indian
rois, Ind, where she has been employed
n the laundry department of the Insane
lUlum since September 3.