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TUACKERAY's MISCELLANIEs.

Fields, Osgood & Co. have just published the
first volume Of their promised collection Of Thackerays
Htsctidnies uniform with the Household Edition Of the
novels IL includes The Memoirs Of Barry Lyndon
1.-THE Great Uoggarty Diamond" the Novels by En-
inent Hands" In which Buiwer, Dsrael James Harry
IOrrequer" Fenmore Cooper and other popular writers
are burlesqued the Plan for Prize Novel - the Diary
of c. JeaInes de la Pluche, esq.," The Tremendous Ad
ventures OF Major Gahagan "A Legend Of the Rhine
"Rebecca and Rowena -" The History Of the next
French Revolution in 1884; and Cooks Diary Some
Of these pieces very little known by American read
ers They all richly favored with the authors char
acteristc humor and will be eagerly welcomed We are
sure by his thousands Of admirers
The same firm have also reprinted longforFotten
story Of Thackeray's called Catherine which appeared
in FrGsers Magasine in 1890 under the name Of key
solomo1s Jr II written 20 counterfeit tho effect OF
some popular dctons Of criminal and lowfe. notably
"Oyer Twist" and Ernest Maliravers," by describing,
with close fidelity TRUTH at least 10 nature, the ca
reer OF O wretched who executed at Tyburn
for murder in 1926. II seems odd now that anybody
should ever have thought story Of Fagn and Nancy
and little oliver. temptation 10 weak minds, whatever
may be said OF tho morality OF hatravers; hut Gath
crime" shows unmlstakable evidences OF the authors
powerful hand and IL certainly worth reading II only
a curiosity
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We have received another volume of the
Household Edition OF George EIots novels, including
Slas MGper and the three stories under the head of
Scenes Of Clerical LIE which first introduced Miss Eyans
to the readers of fiction Fields, OsgoOd Il Cor The
GaGled House. sefSacrhce, domestic novel, by the
author OF "The Climbers" philadelphia ClaKton, Rem
sen Hafelnngcr Textbook Of Chemistry, for use In
high.schoos and academies. by LEROY c. COOLEY
Charles Scrbner Coz: Part II OF ZoFS Popular Eney-
clopadid; Though. a0gested by he Pousdi Of GiliGs
and other Auttorson he Sabbath by the Rev. THOMAS b.
BROWN (Alfred Center, N T.; American Sabbath Tract
Society; Sabbath School Manual Religious Exercises
for the Morning and Evening OF each Sabbath m the
Year, by N. g. BROOKS LID. tClaxton Eemsen q
Hafehnger; Scripture Manual OF similar character,
for academies schools and families, by the author
The same) and Lerins Treasure ia Bd' by L. K. Che
Same).
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Nov ReilTi

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VARIETIES TO PLANT
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PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND 0RAPTIs0:
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD
Work will he found complete practical manual for Pear
No~er, whether for pleasure or prott
volume handsomely asnHd cloth Price 81 Sent free BY
mail Oh rsoSiSt ef" "'- THR TRIBUNE New York
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gab Schools.
1nttirs StaStmits.

Dmtirs StaStmlts.
DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
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Thursdays az y CrcssTs at W A. Pod co.
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Rock, aged about thirty five years, died
at Aurora, (Nev last May. He was a
baker by trade and formerly resided in
Tuolumne county, California, and is
supposed to be native of Nuremberg,
Germany. He had brother in Ore
gon-a brewer residing near the line Of
California The administrator of bis
estate, John Till of Aurora, wishes to
hear from the brother and ascertain
his address as there is business of i'm
portance to him. The California Dem
okrat, San Francisco, and Oregon
papers will confer favor upon the heir
by publication.
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TIE CARSON CRY AND TRgcKEE
the following. which we clip from yes
terday's Truckee Tribune, tina: the pro
ject of building a wagon road from this
place to Truckee is still being agi,ated
among the citizens of the latter place :
On next Monday, if the weather is
propi,ious, a party of surveyors will
start ont under the supervision of Mr.
Hawthorne, to survey the route for II
wagon road from this poiut to Carson
City. The amount of road that would
have to be built is only some ten miles
and viii throw a very large and valus-
BILE trade through this place, By the
middle of the present month the Viz
ginia and Truckee Railroad will be in
running order between Carson City
and Virginia, aud the building of the
proposed wagon road would throw the
Virginia travel through this place in
stead of Reno, as at present. The esti-
mated cost of the road would be some
$40, 900. and its length about 81 miles
Ia time the railroad will be built to the
shores of Lake Tahoe, and it would
then take but little to induce the com
pany TO continue it to this point. In
fact talk to that effect is already being
made. This is the natural point for
the V. l. T. r. r. to connect with the
great national thoroughfare as it passes
in its course through the most valuable
timber lands in the State, and because
it cuts off good number of miles of
travel. Truckee, if its citizens so elect,
has the means of being always, as it is
now, the best town on the line of the c. |
P. R. R. The money for building the
road, if it should be found as practical
BILE as anticipated, will be met by pub |
lie subscriptions from the citizens of
Carson City and of this place.
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SAN HILDEBRAED, rHE' OUTLAW

SAN HILDEBRAED, THE OUTLAW A
letter was received in this city a day OF
two ago, from Sam Hildebraud, the
notorious outlaw, stating that he had
come to the conclusion that be could
no longer keep up war against The
whole country and begging to be "let
alone He promises that be will never
more modest anybody and will in future
act like an honest and peaceable man.
This letter is in the hands of some OF
the friends of Neutrality-suspicious. n
who served in the Confederate army
and will no doubt be published. An
effort is also being made to raise a
subscription for the outlaw We are
not prepared to say whether Governor
McClurg, Colonel Bowen and the peo-
pie of St. Francois county are willing
to allow the outlaw to pass the re.
mainder Of his days in peace, or whether
he will be followed to his new abode
and brought to Justice.
Last night we met with Judge Sebas-
tian, of Pennington, who bias known
Hildebrand for many years. The Judge
gave US the following short sketch of
the outlaws career:
Hildebrand ia an illiterate backwoods.
man, unable to read or write, and the
letter in circulation here must have
been written by SOMEBODY else. At the
breaking ont of the rebellion, Hide
brand went to Arkansas and Joined the
balfcivili1ed band of jeff. Thompson
lie made business of stealing and
running off horses, and JEFF was strong.
ly inclined to hang him, if he could
have caught him. Finding that the
rude soldiery of the "Swaup Foxr was
disposed TO hang him for his misdeeds, |
Hildeb-and left the army aud came up |
into southwest Missouri as bushwhack- |
er. He continued to steal horses from
farmers and made o distinction between |
friends or foes. He shot his partner in |
the bushwhacking business and the
German troops in the county finished |
the man soon afterward. Hildebraud |
also killed Rowan, and Rowan SOD, in |
retaliation killed Hildebrand's brother
Ringer and shot young McIlvaine while
he was at work in his field How many
men he killed is not known, but his
last victim was McClain, whom he shot
only few months ago. A great deal
of sympathy has been excited in behalf
of Hildebrand by stories Of his wrongs
tie burning of bis mothers house,
the killing of his brothers, and the per-
secutions II bis whole family; butt
Judgs Sebastian assures ~ Sam Was
the 6rst transgrssscr and was neverl
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q w. FH1E END,
WateAmaksr, Jsvelsr and Ensravsr,
Esrteobsr s. lSoo.
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ill.used before he committed depreda-
tons upon others.
II is to be hoped that the Southeast
10 permanently rid of the most auda.
cious outlaw that ever preyed upon a
community and that we shall hear no
more of Sam Hildebrand.-&. Louis
Democrat, Oct 81.
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DR.. SIMMs' lecture last evening was very
we'll attended-the Theater being nearly as
closely packed as it comfortably could be.
Tomorrow night there will be an entire
change of programme, for particulars con-
.cerning which see advertisement.
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POLICIES

| Of the following kinds will be issued by the
| Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
| Ordinary Lie;
| Life in Limited Payments;
| JOINT Life;
! Ordinary Endowment;
Endowment in Limited Payments;
Term and
Anuulties.
The officers OF this Company invite attention to
| the new feature OF DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
SURRENDER now offered to all who
become policy holders. The reader is particularly
reminded that this value is not expressed in the
mystlfylug Nernacular Of Actuarial technicatios,
but is pam to all. stated in dollars and cents
The Brook yn Life Insurance Company of New
York guarantees to every policy holder a definite
Surrender value in cash; the exact amount OF
| which, In dollars and cents, is endorsed on each
and every policy issued.
The Brooklyn Life alone of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees definite Surrender value
in cash, and every policy issued by that company
bears a certificate stating what this exact worth
Will be In dollars and cents, at any time, after the
payment OF two IT more annual premiums.
policy holder In the Brooklyn Life need have
no apprehension as to his movements being limited
or restrained by geographical Ii es. lie may go
where he pleases live where he elects; Europe,
Asia, Africa, South America, Mexico, and Poly
nesia are as free to him as the United States.
The Brooklyn Life challenges competition in
the matter of DIVIDENDS TO ITS POLICY
HOLDERS The Dividends are larger than have
ever been paid by any other Life Company in this
country, at the same age, on the same kind of
policies.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, as well as at Death.
All policies are non-forfeItable after two full
Annual Premiums have been paid.
Rates as low as are consistent with financial
soundness, and less than those of almost all COM
panies which accommodate their assured with
loans.
Dividends annually (after second year,, in cash.
Dividends divided on the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner Of dividing the earn
ings Of Life Insurance Company.
Promptitude IN paying Losses
No charge for policy or stamp, or for medical
exam nation.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur
rency.
STEPHEN Il. KING.
GENERAL AGENT, $40 MONTGOMERY ST,
CORNER PINE, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALlFOR MA.
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.-There will
be no service to-day, as the Church is
undergoing repairs. On the folio wing
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Stewart will preach.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

WANrED.-A good house servant.
Enquire at this office.
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SERVICE in the Catholic Church at
IL q. ID. to- day
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N. E. notwithstanding at the
usual hours, to-day.
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SERVICES in the Episcopal Church at
II a. m. an' p. m Sunday School at
l2I o'clock
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
q f NJ q w ork
MUTUAL.
A s s e rs, OVER $I,5OO,OOO

IH1S COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
i in september let4, with PAID-Up CASH
CAPITAL of Sis, 900; vi which amount the sum
OF SlUO 200 is deposited with tie Insurance be-
partment of the state of New York for the benefit
of ALL HE ASSURED, whethsI in that state
or elsewhere.
The business is transacte ed on the Mutual sys
TEN; the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who are Also entitled to "a voice in the
election OF the Directors.
In the third year of its existence, its income
amounted to the large sum Of nearly one half a
million OF dollars-s4o5, All. This uupaI rallied re-
suit forcibiy indicates the favor in which the ad-
'antases OF the Brooklyn are held by the people
Of our whole county
Taking into Consideration the active and extern
sIve competition existing throughout our country
IN Life Insurance circles, and the consequent diff
culties in 'penng new business, the Brooklyn
has cause for self-congrdtulaton in its progress,
while, now that our transactions are doubling in
magnitude, with great Iapidiiy, We are earnestly
determined TO remain what we have already be-
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.