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THE DAILY APPEAL.

Roll OF HONOR, SIERRA SEMISARA.-
Month ending Jan. 90, 1859 Lille Sears
Therese Tuhy. Clara Hickey, Katie Cros-
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IL PREPARATIoS.-We are informed that
cur Methodist folks and some Of their friends
are preparing treat for the Car'onites IN
The line Of musical entertainment TO be
given some ;.me next week.
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SAD BaREAvEMENT.-Asso mblyman Wal
Ter has been afflicted by the loss of 4 brother,
who died Yesterday at the White House.
His fellow Legislators and friends sympa-
,hize with him in bis bereavement.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
Roll OF HoSoR, SIERRA SEMISAR1-
Month ending Jan. %, 1859 Lille Sears,
Therese Tuhy, Clara Hickey, Katie Cros-
man, Ada Pixley, Matte Ferris, Eddie Al
len and Charlie Painter.
Is PREPARATIoN.-We are informed that
our Methodist folks and some Of their friends
are preparing treat for the Carsonites IN
The line Of a musical entertainment 10 be
given some time next week.
SAD BaREAvEMENT.-AsSon lblyman Wal
Ter has been afflicted by the loss OF brother,
who died Yesterday at the White House.
His fellow Legislators and friends sympa-
,hize with him in bis bereavement.
The THIRD House. held a session last
evening. Some Of the things said and done
were rather funny; but the general character
of,he proceedings was fat, stale and unprotit-
able. Adjourned u one week from to-nlor-
Tow. evening. Better been sine die.
!asxor RhsIGNEp.-The Cola Hi News
las seen a telegram from Senator Nye's
Private s. crersry in which it j. stated that
the Senator prefers lis present position 70
any other. There !, 10 Tc-son for s-p?o,'nG
ia, he will res On.
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The THIRD HorsE held session last
evening. Some Of the things said and done
were rather funny; but the general character
ofthe proceedings was fat, stale and unProft-
able. Adjourned u one week from to-nor-
row evening. Better been siHe die.
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uasHor RhslGNEp.-The Gold Hill News
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Inc Senator prefers lis present position TO
any other. There !, 10 Tc-son for s.p?o,lnG
.,,- D., ,yi'l ras -,rD
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VERY WE'LL ToLD.-The next
orning the Judge of the police
burt sent for me. / went down
BID he received me cordially said
! heard of the wonderful things
had accomplished by knocking
pwn five persons and assaulting
others, and was proud of me.
was a promising young man, and
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Guilty or not guilty p 1 re
Bonded, in a brief but eloquent
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Ince of the occasion that hac
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Suppose you were to see the
n rising in the middle Of TIL
Ight, what would you can that. p,
ia a teacher. to q plow-boy pupil
HON he was examining on MIRA
os.n "The mune, phase sir. =
But suppose you knew it was no
4 moon, but the sun, what would
pu think o. Phase, sir, I should
link it time to get up r. /
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W. ID Do .LANRe QETIoE

TIE Way 10 DoIA. LAND QFFICl
BUsHEss.zWe I copy as follow
from the Chicago Journal !:
An Old darky, WHO. for years has
allowed the honorable business o:
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4 Gentleman the other day, who
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"Ohybress yer heart, massa, Use
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sness altogedder. Use in de real
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Indeed, and how came you to
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speculation, massa, nothing but
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state, I 'spect, but dar's less spon-
duliz, youlsee" . l.5- 81 ~
4 suppose. 50, but how did you
get a start ? what capital did you
Rave?" i
''', "Well, massa, I'll tell you all
about it. I done a whiteWashing
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ne in der business an told me |
how to do it. III jess spread my |
Ielf all over this city an took lists |
n all der lots and sale boards on
Bm,, an advertised 'em in der pa
ber for sale at my offs. When a
omer wanted to buy a lot, [ ask
ID a .trife more'n the owner would
ell for. Then all [ had to do was
b jess buy it Onmy own account,
Ind sell it for all I could get
old a house an lot yesterday for
BOOO, and bought it today for
25OO. Use doing a very good bu-
mess" - Vi
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A lawyer who was pleading the
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Boston, took him in his arms
ID held him up 10 the jury sui
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feet, until the opposite lawyer
iked the boy, "What makes you
iv 9" .- Ct ~. s - &
Hes pinching me, sir, said
10 boy. ......... "a"
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THE LAND WE LOVE.
BY GEN. D, q. HILL,

Late of the Southern Army
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Gold closed in New York on the
u Of May, At ll1l