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and of the West Half OF the East Half Section
Thirteen; and the fractional part of the East
Half of Section Twelve; and fractional part OF
the Northeast Quarter OF Section Thirteen, all in
said Township Nine North, Range Three East
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, Containing
172 IS 100 acres, and 2l1 41100 acres-in all, SSS
69-lG0 acres.
Also, Lot One in Elliott's Addition i'll the
town of Woodland.
Also, that tract of land known as the Cave
Ranch, and being Swamp Land Survey No. 400
OF Eolo county, containing 452 1-l00 acres.
And further notice is hereby given that |, the
said Commissioner, under and by authority of,
and in obedience to the said order and decree
OF SAID Court, will, on or after TUESDAY, the
10th cay of DECEMBER, A. D. 1854, at u o clock
noon, on said day, sell at private sale at the
store of II. S. Croker & CO., 2GS and 30 street
sacramento city, State of California, to the high
est and best bidders for cash, and subject to ap-
proyal ana li confirmation OF the aforesaid Court
each OF these certain pieces, parcels or lots OF
real estate situated and described as follows, to
wit
one Undivided one-half of Fifty vara Lot
of san Francisco.
Also, Lot No. Fourteen, in Block No. Seven. in
the town of Vallejo, Soano county described in
the official map of the Orphans Homestead
Association Of Vallejo"
The terms of sale as 20 each and all of said
parcels and lots of real estate are as follows
Ten per cent. of each bid accepted. whether at
public or private sale. must be paid in cash at
and upon the acceptance of the bid, and the
balance upon confirmation of sale by said Court.
and each purchaser to be at the expense of exc.
cutting his deed. Written bids for the purchase
of the said lots described as being situate in the
town of Vallejo, county of Solano, and III the
city and county of San Francisco, or for either
OF them will be received during business hours
q Co., Nos. 20S and 20 street, Sacramento city.
at any time up to u o'clock noon, on said 10th
day of December, A. d. 1881.
GEORGE NJ. MOTT,
Commissioner of the Superior Court of the
County of Sacramento
SHERBURN & SMITH, Auctioneers
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The Southern Pacific can now run a train
of papers to New Orleans in five days.
A light draft steamer is to be built on
Coos Bay, Or, to ply between ii and the
Coquille river.
The roughs of Lundy, Mono county, are
threatening to eNterminate John /. CHM,
the editor of the Homer bdeI.
Al Reno. New, recently, Samuel Baker
was reunited to the wife of his youth after
a legal separation of sixteen years.
WI. Dickinson, of Stanislaus county,
has 10000 acres planted in wheat. Last
season he raised 100000 bushels on 1000
acres.
Stephen II. Meek, who arrived in Cali
fornia in 1883, and is so years of age, still
follows trapping for livelihood, near
Etna, Siskiyou county.
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TICKET RATES

SACRAMENTO TO SAN FRANCISCO:
S3 3O-Unlmited, first-class single-trip tick
ets-gnod via Stockton Vallejo or Benicia
50 00-Special Excursion tickets limited to
thirty 800 days for return-good via Be
nicia only.
So 00-Limited, firSt-class, single-trip tickets
good via Benicia only, and only on date
of sale.
81 50-Limited, second-clasS, single-trip tick
ets-good via Benicia only. and only on
date OF sale, by train leaving Sacramento
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Of No. II Kearny ST., San Francisco,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THANKSGIVING DAY GENERALLY
OBSERVED.
Stage Accident in Sierra County
Mormon Bishop Convicted
of PoIygamy.
IsrzaAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UN1oN |
CALIFORNIA.
We THINK Thee.n

PErALuMA, November 27th.-There was a
marked observance Of the day here. Union
THANKSGIVING services were held at the
Methodist Church, Rev William Gill, of
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church, officIat-
ing also q service at St. John Episcopal
Church. The banks and schools closed for
the day, and there was a general suspension
of business. In the afternoon Company
c had match for the company medal,
and there was largely-attended masquer-
ade ball in the evening, under the auspices
of the Petaluma Social Club. The day was
the occasion Of many family reunions and
much good cheer.
Stage Accident.
FOREST CITY, November 27th.-Y esterday
afternoon, as the stage was descending
Goodyear hill, between the Mountain
House and DownieyilIe, the near hind
wheel broke. The driver stopped the team
Immediately. There were eight passen-
gers. Mrs George Lawrence, of Downie-
Vile, jumped, and was caught by the stage
breaking her collar-bone No one else was
injured.
Two Travelling Printers.
TRucKEE November 27th.-Georse C.
Tyler and Frank Forbes both printers, who
have been working at case in San Fran
cisco, are the heroes of the hour in this
vicinity. The young men boarded a pas
sengcr train last night, after having been put
Off by the conductor and refused passage.
Tyler secured passage ON Il platform
but Forbes thought to try the
roof Not knowing of the snowsheds,
Forbes was struck in the head by
one of the rafters, and his fall
was plainly heard in the passenger coach.
He managed, however, to crawl over the
ear and get down on the platform, where
the pair rode to Truckee Considerable
excitement existed on the train at the time
of the accident, and it was supposed that
both were killed The young men are
here inpecunious, tut the wounds of
Forbes have been dressed and he is all
right
Another Ferryboat Suicide.
SAN Francisco, November 27th,-An un-
known man jumped from the Oakland
ferryboat on the 1880 trip this evening, first
handing note to another passenger, which
said he was tired of life and had forty
pounds of lead in his pocket. 1t is believed
his name was Pecks.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
SAN Francesca, November 27th.-Gerald
-Shomas, son of j. p. Thomas, of this city,
was killed by railroad accident at San Ra-
fael to-day.
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NEVADA.
Mining Nsin DESTROYED by Fire

WISNEMuocA, November 9TH - News
has iust reached here chat the Paradise
Valley Mining Company S mill, near Spring
City, was burned to-day. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from the smoke
stack. The mill cost $4,000, and was in.
sured for $4,000. The company has been
declaring dividends right along, and giving
employment to a large number of men. Ii
is feared that owing to the lateness of the
season the mill cannot be rebuilt this win,
ter. The Superintendent, J. n. McCurdy
is now in San Francisco.
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0REG0r.
Hloody Battle.

PoRrLAND, November 27th.-In quarrel
carly this morning in Eas, Portland. 4 w
Brown stabbed Charles Bremen, when the
latter turned upon him, threw him down
and kicked him beyond recognition. Both
men arc expected to die.
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KEDICAI.

4 CARD.-To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
a from errors and indisc.ct1ons of youth
nervous weakness, early decay loss ofmanhood
etc, will send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHI 4RGE. This great remedy wa,
discovered by missionary in South America
Send selEaddressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T
INHAN, Station D. Ne10 YORK. Jy3O-lyMWF
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The Buonos Ayres Quarantine.

BuENos AYREs, November 27th.- The
steamer MALTA, from Geneva, with LOCO
emigrants, has been refused entrance TO this
port, which is open only to steamers which
left Geneva after the 10Th instant Il is
thought the agents Of the steamers which
have been refused entrance will have their
passengers transhipped at Cape Verde, and
that the steamer Matteo BrazZo Will be the
first to take advantage Of this plan.
steamers from British Columbia to Japan.
ToRoNro. November 27th-A Gio5c cable
says; 1t is understood that Stephen, Presi-
dent OF the Canadian Pacific Company, as a
result Of his present visit to London, ascer-
tanned that there IS a possibility of estab-
fishing line OF steamers to run from Brit
ish Columbia to Japan This can be done
either by arrangements with the existing
lines or 10y building special steamers for the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
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INMAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

John TALBOT, TICKET
u Agent G. P. r. r., can furnish I[EssSssss,
Tickets to and from any part of<s2>t.dit T7s
Europe. Now is the time to send SsssS
for friends as rates are low mrl-iptf
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
StANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
- This hotel is in'the very center of the bust
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
will find this to be the most comfortable and re-
81, 81 % and 81 50 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
o26-tf CHAS MONTGOMERY & BRO, Props.
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Saturday evening the east-bound express,
when near Moline, New, killed large deer.
which got on the track, and becoming fas-
cinated by the headlight stood still until
struck by the engine.
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Sacramento and PlaCsrYiIIA B. R.

1850 A. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Local Pas
senger Train to Folsom and Shingle
Springs
400 T. M:a,!sundays exceptedl-Local Pas
senger Train To Folsom
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BERLIN, November 27th.-Two hundred
and seventy Americans were present at q
Thanksgiving banquet in this city tonight
Herr Stuckenberg asked grace. United
States Minister kasson called for three
cheers for Grover Cleveland the next Pres
ident of the United States, which were
heartily given. A telegram was sent to
Governor Cleveland, informing him that
the Americans in Berlin drank his health.
Minister Kasson also proposed the health
of the beloved Emperor William Of Ger
many, in response TO which the German
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Mormon nislep Convicted of roIygamy.

PBEsCoTT. November 9th In the United
States District Court, after closely con-
tested and proiracted trial of three days
Duration, the jury in the case Of A. NJ.
Tenny, late Bishop of the Mormon Church,
charged with polygamy, returned Il verdict
of guilty at II o'clock last night being the
first conviction ever had in Arizona for
that crime. The Mormons, fearing the
moral effect Of Il conviction of 50 prominent
i member OF their church Is Yenny is, had
imported The most eminent counsel for his
defense. After being convicted bail was
offered in any amount, which was refused
by Chief Justice Sumner Howard, and The
prisoner was remanded to Jail. During the
trial of the case evidence IF general rcpu-
tation was admitted rs collateral evidence
10 prove continued cohabitatiOn. The trial
has created the greatest excitement among
both Gentilts and Mormons, and the Inter
are said to threaten forci5le resistance
10 further prosecutions. 4 singular coinci-
dencc is that the first conviction for polyg-
amy in Arizona was had before Justice
Howard. who, rs United States District
Attorney of Utah, scored the first conviction
ever had in that Territory Tor the crime of
blood atOnement
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BERLIN, November 27th.-Bismarck has
been officially notified Of the proposition OF
England for n settlement of the Egyptian
debt ana that they have been also referred
to other financial colleagues for conference
tncrelpOu
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ARIZONA.


Tucson, November 27th-A party has Just
reached Tombstone from QuitacO, a new
copper camp in the Cananea mountains.
Sonora, near the line, with the intelligence
that on Sunday last q fight occurred there
between the Mexican police and Ameri-
cans, and that fifteen Americans had sub
Sequently been arrested by troops from
Santa Cruz, and taken to that city. The
excitement here is intense as the Mexicans
have n fashion of standing prisoners up
against an adobe wall, shooting them first
and trying thea afterwards. Your CORE
spondent Just had an interview with the
party bringing the news, and an eyewitness
Of the fight and subsequent proceedings.
On Sunday last about P. N, two Ameri
can Transfers named Lee and Lamb, in
the employ Of freIghtcr Brooks got into
an alteration with the Mexican police AT
Quitacd, during which Lee was pretty
roughly handled by the police. Lamb ran,
and going to the store OF the Copper King
Mining Company, possessed himself of two
loaded pistols and a rife Returning, he
met Lee and gave him pistol. Lee then
went back to where the police were and de-
manded satisfaction for his injuries. The
police tried to disarm him. when Lee shot
one of them through the foot. The police
men returned the ire. shooting Lee
through the heart, killing him instantly
Lamb then ran and tried to secrete
himself, but was ovcrtaken by the police
and shot through the side. He managed
TO escape from them, and went tn the re-
ductiun works of the Copper King Com
pany and notified all the American en-
ployes Of what had occurred. They armed
themselves and started for the scene of
Lees shooting IN the meantime the po-
lice had intgeuched themselves IN house
When the Americans gor near the house
they notified the police that they did not
intend them harm IS body. but de-
mandcd that The slayer Of Lee he put in
the hands of the law. The answer was a
voliey FROM the police, which did no harm
The Americans returned the fire. and the
police broke and run. in their flight three
or four OF them were wounded. In the
meantime message had been dispatched
10 Santa Cruz, to the COMMANDER of the
troops, who arrived that night with de-
tachmcnt of forty men, and demanded the
surrender If the Americans. The men
were not inclined to surrender, anticipating
4 fate which has probably befalien them
before this, but We're persuaded by the Off
GERS of the Copper King Company TO do so
One or Two refused and By strategy effected
an escape. The remaining fifteen were
then marched oil 10 Santa Cruz. The Off
GERS OF The Copper King Company accom-
panied hem Additional news IS hourly
expected
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ual Indulgence is practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scientific
meslcal measures, viz: Sallow countenance
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
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leaves and rafting OF chariots uneasiness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis.
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dence in approaching strangers, dislike to form
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loss of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and va.
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fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats
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fail: Try him. Mention the REooRp-UNIoN,
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner Fifth and X sts., Sacrame nto, Cal.

| TsNEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT, AND
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| Board and Lodging, 81 so to 50 per day. Meals,
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FOR HONOLULU,

TINE SPLENDID NEW 5000
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HS-Excursicn Tickets at Reduced Rates. For
passage or further particulars, apply TO j. D.
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ALEXANDRA, November 9th -Zober
Pasha has been ordered to take up his resi-
dence here under surveillance.
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il the Head tine vital fluid passing uuopserved
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Sacramento. Nav "a 1854. m394p6m


CUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF
- Brighton township, of the county of Sacra-
mento, State OF California. JAMES F. ELLIS,
plaintiff, vs.. f. NJ SMITH, defendant. The
People OF the state of California send greeting
to L. NJ. SMITH, defendant You are hereby re-
quired to appear in an action brought against
you by the abOye-named plaintiff, in the JUS
tees Court of Brighton township, county of
Sacramento, State of California, and to answer
before the Justice, at his Office in the said town.
ship, the complaint filed therein, within five
days, exclusive Of the day of service, after the
service on vouof this summons, if served within
the township in which this action is brought; or
if served out of said township, but in said
county, within ten days; within twenty days
if served elsewhere. The said action is brought
10 recover the of Ninety four 41-l0e Dollars,
being balance due on account for labor as per
account on file in this Office And youare hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint as above required, said plaintiff
will have and recover judgment for the sum of
S9i Al together with costs OF suit. Make legal
service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of MAY,
1854 SAMUE Ell G. FOSTER,
Justice of the Peace.
L. S. TAYLOR. Attorney for Plaintiff. n7-law4tF
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