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LEGAL NOTICES.

DSOBATE NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR
I Court, State OF California, County Of Sacr!-
nento- IN the matter of the estate o. LEONARD
KELLOGG, deoeased.-Notice is hereby given
thai MONDAY, the 7th day of April. 1851 at 10
o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, and the Courtroom of
said Court al the Courthouse IN the city Of sac
rGmentO, County of Sacramento and State Of
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the viii Of said LEONARD
KELLOGG deceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation Of SAMUEL and CORNELIUS KELLOGG
for the issuance " them Of Letters testamentary
thereon
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court,
this 2oth day OF March, 1873
SEAL. CHAS N CDGLAN Clerk.
YOUNG, YoUEG & DUN, Attorneys for Peti-
TONERS Inr1T-l0t
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Boston has organized . cremation So
Getty. Another contlvaDce foT baked DC
ings,-IE. 7, Independent
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CoFFEE-Supples OF Central American grades are
free and priI es ar. IominaIa at l2.@is.e
CoRDAGE-Sisal !-inch snd upward. lie
l2-fhread, llAc 6 and 9thread, l2c Bale Rope,
Tarred Rope, tn Yarn and Single Yarn,
Irvine for Hops and Tor Grape Vines, lie, TVine for
Pape and Bed Springs, lie; Manila, ls-inch and
upward and also Rope for Transmission Of Pc~er
Bale Rope TaTred ROpa, Iarred Lanyard, Lath Yarn
and Sh 'ncle Yarn, and Irvine for II ps and
| Grape Vines l5c; l2-.hread, l53c; and tn cad
tic; Cabe and sand Pump Lines for Well Boring
and Twin for Paper and Bad Springs lee all other
kinds l6lGt7c Discount invoices of lO0O0 rs
Terms 50 days CT u per cent. eff fuE cash. Carriage
on all deliveries.
DRUGs-Alum, 2a@5c; refined Borax, 1Oae !;
Blue Vitriol, 6iGIc: Birthstone, Sc tor roll anu
&c for California refined; Cream Tartar, 331 J5c ,
Nitric Acid, lGGlic; Tartaric Acid 60g62c; 5aphuTlc
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting is jobhing at G@7lc {;
sheeting, 74G9c, Brown Drilling SS@9c Prints
5l67c 2 yard
FIsR-The Salmon aiming season opened to-da y.
Pacific Goldfish Sc in 81 ID bdis, &c for selected in
10 ID sses, aud sc for bpueess East Goldfish, G5
@7c z 10; Eastern Mackerel, 81 65p12 Tor No. Ii
l5-ib Kits. and $500 IS for Mess in Is b kits.
LEATHER-Sole for export, ls6lSsc; rough for eX-
post, lSc best sole for local use, &c medium, Csc
| light 2Sc Harness 25a30o; Harness. No. 2 2ic
3 h.
Pine 81 Pine flooring and stepping, S7 90 ;
Redwood SlS for rough aud SIS for suTfaced Retail
Pine common rough up to 40 feet. 81 90 + nj feet
No flooring inches and over, S32 50 do and
Ter and AKA and Il x6 flooring and stepping. S35 ;
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates ;
Latns IS 70 Z NJ Shakes, Sl2 Z NJ Redwood rough
merchantable SD 50 3 NJ surface No, l, S35; T. c.
Redwood, l3x4 and tx5, S35 do 6-inch, Il feet and
over S32 sO do beaied Y feet and over SS5 halt
inch surface $50; Pckets fancy, ST ~ do rough,
pointed, $50 GO DO square. Sl7 50 Siding inch,
s25 Shingles 81 50 9 M Batteus finch, meal, lc ;
Posts. l7ic each.
M1T6H s-Pegcussion, 323c; Telegraph, &c; East
srn Paror, 3. g.
METALS J, " Harrsoa's private circular quotes
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for Nervous Debility,
Ex h auste d Vitality,
s c min IL Weakness,
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Manhood ,Impotency
Paralysis. and sll the
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abuse, youthful follies
andeXceSses in mature
years such as Loss OF
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There are many at the age Of 70 to 60 who are
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rtEr. ryPERT sPEeIALIsT.

DR ALLEN, AS IS WELL, KNOWN, Is i
} regular graduated Physician and Surgeon
e.fueatod at B0wdoin College and the University
of Michigan He has devoted q lifetime to, and
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
I Of California, for the county of Sacramento.
In the matter Of W. A. CIIITTENDEN and W
NETAET, partners, doing business as ". A.
CHITTENDEN & COMPANY. This Court hay
ing heretofore adjudged " A. Chitteudcn and
~ #eyant partners doing business as W. a.
Chittenden i Company, to be insolyent debtors,
and they having filed in this Court their schedule
and inventory, il IS now by the Court ordered
that MONDAY, APRIL 2. 1854, al the hour OF 10
o'clock A. u, at the Courtroom of Department
One Of this Court, IN the city Of Sacramento in
said county, be and It is appointed at the time
and place for n meeting of the creditors Of said
ulsoveuts, 10 prove their debts and chose one
or more AssigueCs of the estate of said nSO,Yents
and that Il copy OF this order be published in the
SACGANEs;To DAILY RECORD UNION, as oten rs
said paper is printed. Done in open Court this
5th day of March 1884
JOHN W ARMSTRONG
Judge of the Superior Court aforesaid
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ual indulgence Is prgcticed by the youth of both
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loss OF memory, hectic flushes pimples and va
rious eruptiOus about the face, furred tongue,
fetid breath coughs, consumption, night sWeats
mouomGnia and frequently insanity
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HOsPTTAL EXPERIENCE

Having been surgeon in charge Of two leading
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ATOTICE TO CREDITORS. - NOTICE Is
~ hsreby given blythe undersigned, Executor
Of the estate Of fLLEN GLKEsSON, deceased to
the creditors OF and all persons having claims
against sid deceased, 70 exhibit them, with the
necessary AihdGyits or youchcTs, within four
months after the first publication of this notice,
70 said Executor, at the Othce Of Grove L. John
son, Go FIflh street, Sacramento, hereby desig-
mated IS the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate
Dated March u, 1884.
THOMAS ?. GIEESOE
GROVE Z. Johnson, Attorney for Executor.
ulrL.4WS
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Judge of the Superior Court aforesaid.
7 LTlt COPY. ALLtHt
CHARLES NJ. COGLAN. Clerk
BY +. ?, FLDRED, Deputy. mr6-td

4 SsIGNEES NOTICE NOTICE Is HEREBY
n given by the undersigned, ~ the Assignee
Arm Of Cooke < 9on, to the creditors of the
above named aSsignors, and 70 all persons haY-
ing claims against them, or either Of them, 10
present tSeE bills and Claims forthwith, at the
lsw Office of Young Young & Dunn, at the
southeast corner Of Filth aud J streets, il Sac
rlineuto, California
March - 1851
JOHN STEVENS Assignee
Inr.sl EnrN.G 4 nIfnss tttnr-lay-s ~ A.
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.


Established in 1855.
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
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= 7 his Gre Il I
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I. pTS.PENsARY.

400 Geary street, Sun FrILnoiscO. Cal
Private Entrance, 400 Mason street, four blocks
up Geary street from Kearny, Main entrance
Through pispensarY Drug StOre. ds-1Y&Nly
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a Very Important auestion.

The columns of the HERALD for the
past week or so have contained com
muuications from Calico aud Daggett.
which have very important bearing on
the canvass in the Sixth Congressional
district. The counties comprising this
district are specially sensitive on the
Chinese question, the mining com
munity particularly, and they nearly
all have mining populations. From
what appears to be unimpeachable
Testimony Colonel Markham, the Re.
publican nominee, has been au employer
of Cinnamon on his home place at Pasa.
dena, he has endeavored to introduce
Cinnamon into the mines, and he has
made persistent efforts to reduce the
standard OF miners wages. The late
foreman of his principal mine and his
late partner, who is q Republican, over
their own signatures, have united to
fasten this damning charge on Mark
ham. Unless he can controvert it Sen
ator Del Vale, who in any event has a
tolerably easy campaign ahead, will
simply have a walk.over. The latter
gentleman's record on all question affect.
ing the workingmen of California is
simply perfect. What has Colonel
Mark ham TO say to these serious chargesl
His well meaning friend, Captain John
son, who, like g,llant knight, rushed
to his defence, has simply been showed
under, and has given up the fight as a
forlorn hope. Under the circumstances
Colonel Markham's attention is needed
at the Los Angeles end of his district,
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pretend TO claim them except MS possible
scratches. Wisconsin is given 10 Blaine
in the face Of very general opinion
thpt IFS eleven votes will go to Cleve-
land. making him 20l without Illinois,
Ohio and New York. The Republicans
clalm west Virginia with six votes, but
tho claim is not held TO be good, even
by careful, thinking members Of that
party. The Democrats claim Illinois,
Ohio and New York, and tho kepnbli.
cans do likewise, both equally persistent
and with reasons apparently Of equal
value. Should tho Democrats carry
either Of the three States Cleveland's
election Is n forsgone conclusion, while,
according to the Same figures, Blaine
mnst carry all three OF them, together
with Wisconsin, and the loss OF Wis.
consin to Blaine would give the place
TO Cleveland without New York,
Illinois aud 0aio, always counting
upon fusion success ia Michigan. In
conversation with the writer tho Hon.
Sam Randall said the figures here pre-
scented were unjust TO Cleveland. After
carefully footing up the columns anddis-
cussiug this and that State, Mr.. Randall
said; think IL would be conceded that
| know something Of the feeling in Penn.
nsylvania and with every confidnce
10 the world ask you to put that State
with Its thirty votes. in Cleveland's col
umn. And why do yon attempt to
mslead Western people BY placing New
York in d spute? ! tell yon VIC will
carry this State without any great diff.
Guilty As to Ohio, don't know so
much, but judging from the reports l
hear at headquarters and read in the
nowspap, r.. haven't the slightest doubt
that il will 60 Democratic in November
whatever il may do in October, when
fixing up State and local affairs will be
the principal Object Of voters. From
Illinois the reports seem all onr way
and our people are resting easy about it,
The Southern States have 1853 votes and
Cleveland will get them all.
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CAMPAIGN HUMOR.

When Mr.. Blaine reads the returns Of
the Ohio election he will begin to under.
stand that prohibition and beer won't
mix Baltimore Day.
Ben Butler is fooling around among
st. Johns flock in Kansus. The great
Probibtionist should look after his
lambs. Cincinnati Times.Stdr.
Ben Butler says: "If Jackson were
alive to-day he would vote for me. y
Jackson, then, shows his patriotism
most by being dead.-chicago Netcs.
Statesmen arriving from abroad are
more than little puzzled over the mean.
ing of ''soap-tails, ''doodle-bugs' and
"mugwumps" OF American politics. -
NeU Orleans PicayaHe.
John Peter st. John bushes under its
dye at Mr.. Blaine's pusillanimity in
lodging great moral question. Louis
vile CourierJournai.
II profess TO be plan, blunt man,
was a remark made by Blaine when he
was Speaker. SO spike the insinuaiing
and designing Antony at Cn iar's funeral.
--Bostoa Transcript Rep }.
Blaine lodged the Maine amendment,
but he cant dodge the Mulligan letters,
and. the Maine election having been dis
posed of, it is time to return to our
Mulligan mutton. -Ghicago Times.
Butler has not used his yact much
this summer. He is probably afraid that
he will be knocked overheard by the
hoa,n Rntl,r has fnuul huptns very
dangerous of la,e.-PhHddetphia Call.
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THE Hill.Sharon case is destined to be
one of the celebrated cases of CALIFORNIA;
judicial annals. 1t has dragged its slow
length along for months, and the only
consoling thing about it is that rs it
drew to its inglorious end the lawyers
took to berating each other in ferocious
style. Pixley is avenged on Barnes,
for that amiable and distinguished limb
of the law, Judge Terry, has simply
wiped the floor with him. On the other
hand, the genial General got his work
in pretty well on Judge Tyler, and old
Sharon himself caught particular Hades.
The position OF Judge Sullivan is a most
unenviable one, and he doubtless hearth
" wishes that the case had been com.
mitted to jury. Should he decide for
Sharon great many people will come
to the conclusion that he has been
bought; while, should he inoliue his
judicial mind to the fair plaintiff he will
be blamed for encouraging the wiles OF
an unprincipled adventures. Mean
while, the general public realizes that
Sarah Althea is rather naughty sort
of woman, but would be glad to see
her get away with several millions of
Sharon hard cash. There is an end to
everything, which sapient aphorism jus
titles us in hoping that, sometime or
other, we will get rid of the drdmatis
personoe in this scandal most foul and
most unutterable.
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Mr.. Fish WIN Vote for Blaine
q The Ediior ofthe World =:

10 the Editor of World:
Your genilemanly correspondent, in
his letter from this place. printed in tn,
World of this date has misapprehended,
in some respects, my replies TO his ques'
tions. 1t is true that | expressed the
great respect for Gov. Cleveland which
| sincerely entertain and my approval Of
the general tone and conduct OF his ad
ministration of the State Government,
but stated very explicitly that | was
not prepared to put the government oil
the nation in Democratic hands. And
| did not express any censure or criti
cism on Mr.. Blaine's 'doings in Con
gress," and any reference which may
have been made to his course in the De
artment of State and was restricted to
want of concurrence as to the wisdom
or policy OF some parts OF his admins.
tration of that office. Being las | an
represented of saying) "out OF politics,
| did not feel called upon to announces
through the public press for whom
may vote, but as, without any wish oil
mine am thus brought before the pub
lie, may add that | expect to vote fol
Mr.. Blaine. Respectfully yours,
HAMILTON FISH.
Saratoga Springs, Sept. II.
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How a Chicago Paper Estimates the
Vote In the Electoral College.

How a Chicago Paper Estimates tue
Vote in the Electoral College.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Netrs has
published the following from its New
York correspondent:
The election of Grover Cleveland to
the Presidency seems assured, so far as
figuring at the present time is concerned.
On September LIST your correspondent
determined 10 interview Democrats and
Republicans of national ieput alton for
ten DAYS, get them to figure the result by
States and thus present probably the
first detailed opinion OF the campaign.
In all twenty three gentlemen Were in.
rviewed-thirteen Republicans and
ten Demo,rat There are 40l votes in
the Electoral College this year, made up
of IS States. 1t is generally conceded
that the fusion Of Democrats, Green
hackers aud labor advocates in Miehi-
gan will be successful, giving Cleveland
seven and Butler six OF the total thirteen
votes OF that State. Thus, there re-
mains really only 395 votes in dispute
and the winner must have l98,
or POI in all. The Blaine column,
without seriously disputed States,
stands rs follows; Colorado, 3; Cali.
fornia, 8; Iowa, l3; Kansas, 0; Maine, g.;
Massachusetts, IA; Minnesota, I; Ne.
braska, 8; Nevada, 3; New Hampshire,
4: Oregon, 3; Pennsylvania, 30; Rhode
Island, a; Vermont, 4, and Wisconsin,
IL, making a total of 1874. The Cleve.
land column-and there is not seIious.
ly questioned State in it--stands this
way Alabama, 10; Arkansas, Z; Georgia,
-; Indiana, Is; Kentucky, ID; Louisiana.
s; Maryland, s; Michigan, Z; mississippi,
0; Missouri, Is; New jersey, 8; North
Carolina, IL; South Carolina, o; Tennes
see, IL; Texas, IL; Virginia, IL, and
Virginia, G-making total of 100
Buffers column contains only votes
from Michigan. The three great States
in dispute are Illinois, %; New York. 80
and Ohio, %, a total of 81, filling the
| grand total OF 40l.
The Cleveland column will be seen Il
include the solid South and three North.
ern States-Indiana, Connecticut and
New Jersey, and the Republicans do moi
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TuE HERALD having yesterday printed
nm interview which a correspondent OI
the New York World had with ex-Sec
rotary Hamilton Fish, in which that gen
tleman was represented as intending to
vote for Cleveland, In accordance with
the invafiable rule OF fair play of this
journal we reprint from the World Of the
next day Mr.. Fish's denial Of the report,
aud his declaration that he will vote for
Blaine. It thus appears that Grants
Secretary Of State has not enrolled him
self in tho ranks OF the illustrious Repub.
licans who intend to vote for Cleveland.
Their namo is legion, nevertheless.
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WE regret to learn that the petition
of all the Colonels Of Los Angeles, ask
ing for lights in the Post Office, is likely
to be bottles. The callous heart of
Col. Isaac h. Dunlelberger, notwilh.
standing the munifcent subscription
rendered, refuses to respond to the
appeal of his brothers in arms. Our
gallant Postmaster was brought up in a
region OF Pennsylvania where it is
customary to go to bed with the
chickens, and he thinks that people
have no right to be prowling around
after their mail matter after dark. Col
Dunkelberger is willing to go to the ex'
psnse OF a dollar week for an electric