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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
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Important Decision OF the Supreme
i COust on the right Of states 20 Tax
RaiIroadnm = - Increase OF the Public
williams Confirmation doubt.
ful-Death Of Col. Dent.
99 a5 WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The Supreme Court has decided In
In the case Of Nebraska VS.. the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, that the
State has the right to tax the railroad.
This decision practically settles the
power of California to tax the Cen
trail Pacific!
In the House Houghton introduced
bill incorporating the Southern
Trans Continental Railroad.
Page introduced a bill to prevent
the employment OF Coolies in this
State. .re4
Sargent, In the Senate, introduced
a bill relating to public land In Cali
fornia, fixing uniform price at 81 25,
per acre, for Mineral and Agricultural
lands. 5,s -s#t#s5A
The President has sent In the nomi-
nation Of J. L. Pennington, of Alaba-
ma, as Governor Of Dakota.
The Secretary of the Treasury esti-
mates the increase Of the public debt
since December lst, at $5,OOO,OOO.
The New York Tribune asserts that
the President declines to recognize
the resignation Of Sickles. He there
fore remains at Madrid.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.
J. A. Michler, in charge of the Dead
Letter office, was arrested tonight on
a charge Of abstacting money from
letters. amor + h9ff1es NiatltasS
The Senate was in executive session
for several hours yesterday afternoon
on the nomination of G. H. Williams,
for Chief Justice. Adjourned without
confirming him. Doubts are expressed
by several Senators as to the result.
Owing to the death, at late hour
last night, of Colonel Dent, the father
Of Mrs. Grant, there was no formal
meeting of the Cabinet to-day, nor
were visitors received by the Presi-
dent. Deceased was in his seth year.
He complained Of feeling unwell yes
terday, but no alarming symptoms
were apparent until q short time be-
fore his death, which occurred without
q struggle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
FOREIGN NEW 8.

LONDON, Dee. 49, =
The steamer Brekton sunk In the
Mediterranean Sea. Twenty-two lives
lost.
A dispatch from Sheffield says that
city was visited by terrific storm In
which large number were killed.
An immense chimney fell killing
number of persons. In consequences Of
the great excitement and crowds In
the streets, no details can be given.
- PARIS, Dec. Is.
In the Assembly yesterday, Dahiel,
of the Extreme Right, presented pc
tition for the restoration Of the mon-
archy with l20, 900 names attached.
MADRID, Dec. 10.
The shomhardment of Cartagena
commencod yedterday with increased
vigor. It iAesid that the Great Pow
eis have assured President CASTELAR,
that they will recognize the Republic
when the Csrtagena insutrectlon is
suppressed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Pluck.

II we understand anything, and We
think we do, then the thirteen-year-
old son of General Danna possesses
this quality in an eminent degree.
Master Richard Danna has accom-
plished q feat that but few youngsters
of his age could have done, in driving
his fathers ambulance and handling
six-in-hand mule team from Prescott
to this place through the most severe
storms that have been experienced
since the winter of '62. A feat like
this is the best evidence Of the stuff Of
which the old army was composed.
We would like to cultivate the &C.
quaintance of master Dick and keep
him amongst us as q model for the
rising generation of our city. His
honored father should be proud Of 80
worthy q scion. sks=89e
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Pacific Coast kilograms.
Dsilotirg for Booths frlemds
ConGdent-N News from Japan
Tornado tM Calaveras County -
Boiler Explosion. F5
SACRAMENTO, Dec. Is.


.tiitryiit SACRAMENTO, Dec. 16.
For the unexpired term, Williams
nominated John s. Hager. Freeman
nominated Cornelius Cole. Bradley
nominated Jesse o. Goodwin; and
Cummings nominated Greed Hay
mond. Roll-call showed: Hager, 32;
Cole, 49, Goodwin 10; Raymond, 5;
Swift, s; Lewis. l; Edgerton, l. The
Assembly then adjourned.
The Republican caucus at Sacra-
mento nominated jas. Mem. Shafter
Senator for the long term, and the
Democrats nominated ]. s. Hager for
the short term and J. T. Farley for the
long term. Booths friends are conf
dent Of success.
There was no election by the Senate
and Assembly for U. s. Senator to-day.
Both houses 60 in joint convention to-
morrow. Booths friends are confident
he will be elected on the first ballot.
Edgerton in nominating Booth made
an eloquent and stirring speech. In
the Assembly, Swift made an eloquent
speech in placing Booth in nomina-
ton. Hager, SO far, Is ahead for the
short term and stands good chance
of election.
Booth having secured the nomina-
ton from the Assembly, he will prob
ably be elected on the first ballot in
joint convention tomorrow. The fol-
lowing is the vote on Senator In the
Senate and Assembly: Senate, Booth,
lS; Shafter, l3; Farley, 1s. Assembly,
Booth, 43; Farley, %; Shafter, g.
Loss by the burning Of c, D. Harris
house last night, $4,000. aabnu. 50
Mr.. Head, engineer ofa candle fac
tory, where an explosion occurred last
week, Is dead. ia3
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l6.
The steamer Alaska arrived tonight
and brings dates from Yokohama to
November 20. The Alaska was de-
layed by gales and strong head winds.
Previous to his departure Mr.. De-
Long was offered farewell banquet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

Black tail deer are numerous on the
hill around Elko.
Growers Of cotton in Tulare county
net . profit of $l5per acre. i3e
The rain fall at Woodland, Yolo
county, to date Is give at 1856.
+ Napa City has nine churches, with
prospect of an increased number soon.
An accident to the Visalia gas works
caused lively business In the local
oil lamp and candle trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Wenderful, Isn't Isr

The amount Of goods ono ct for Il % q
the Dollar Store Is really astonishing; and
DunsmOor Brothers deem It pleasure to show
their beautiful stock Of Holiday Goods to all
who may choose TO call. Parties buying pres
ents for Sabbath Schools or Christmas trees
will nnd 1t to their advantage to COLL on Duns'
moor Bros. before making Q aselectaon. Q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Of speeIal Inssrest % Yaruers.

At the Esperanzs Store, No. l0S
Main street, will be found the largest aud
choicest stock Of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc.. In Southern California.
Il we'll known that at this store you can
buy all goods In their line at from FIVE to ten
per cent. cheaper than at any other store In
Los Angeles; also that tho highest price u
paid for Gil kinds OF country produce All
goods delivered to any part OF the city free of
charge. Ns Ea# so
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Special Notices.
0omethlng New.

X. WALKER 4 Co. have on exhibition At
the corner of Commercial and Los Angeles
stteets Lapish 4 Walkers Patent Spring
Beds. which seems 10 us to be rhe besl bed
that has been introdueed. 1t combines cheap
ness with durability, and is 20 constructed
that the bearing b equal In ell Its parts; SO
there can be no giving away Of springs. We
should think that some of our enterprtsing
furniture dealers would take hold Of them.
Every Quo should 20 and see them. dcl8"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
Lock ~ ThlsI

The only place in the city to get
choice Engrsvings, Chromos, OIL Painting,
etc.. Is at NJ. v. Ponet's. % Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay In
weekly installments Of nom Is cents to 81, &C.
eording to the amount purchased. AFs E
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

!, awsJ. Cohn keeps npe Havana and Donas'
Tie CtGArk No. QAain erect. nDwney Bleek,
kThppbsdh 9 AGsrsenS salpen- @1S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
EAST Err n.
Funeral Of Professor AgaSsfs... He.
trenchment and Reduction Of 6al.
aries. 1855 M

Funeral Of Professor Agassis... He.
trsuchment and Reduction Of Sal.
aries. 81 1856
Boston, Dec. Is.
The funeral of Professor A9essiz
takes place on Thursday at College
Chapel, Cambridge. The under
graduates of Harvard and the Boston
Society Of Natural History have pass
ed appropriate resolutions. Many sci.
entific and other bodies Of which the
Professor was member have express
ed q desire to take part in the funeral
but it has been decided as conformable
with his known wishes to decline all
such offers.
CHICAGO, Dec. l6.
A Washington special says that ef-
forts In the way of retrenchment will
be made at an early day, that will
cause tronble among the officials all
over the country. The advisability OF
cutting down the salaries Of Govern
ment officials from the highest down
through the entire list, comprising AS
SCISSORS, Collectors, both Revenue and
Port, Postmasters, etc., is under con-
sideration and will be brought before
the House as soon rs opportunity Of
ferS. r5--aza54#
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

~ All mcp ought to know that all kinds Of
gentlemen's Clothing VIII be made With neat
ness and dispatch by a regular tailor. The
finest Imported and Domestic Cloths always
On hand at D. W. Pitspatrick's. corner of
Court and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

~ The tide Of ofimmisration 10 steadily act
ting In, and the Arst thing eastern people do
10 to throwewey their New York Hsts and buy
q new ono OF DESMOND. They say there u NO
com parison between the two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

THE Emerson, Weber and CHECKER
Ing pianos for sale on the instalment plan.
y. D. PATRICK, Travelling Agent Leave or
ders Ut Hellman's Book Store novaamls
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

Gentlemens white and colored Kid
Gloves are sold al Harris 4 Jacoby's Cash
store for only one dollar piece. t3 -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
nress ma Cioak NaIEins.

\ Miss AZ. Logan, late from the east,
has associated herself with Mn. Park in her
new Millinery Store, In Lafayette Block, and
Is prepared 10 do first class work in all Of the
latest stylcs. Fitting specially. de4lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store,
5000 boxes Cigars, 80 ineach box, nj 81 % per
hny
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

M Every style Of Painting and Glazing
done n o. htAent stvle ef art. and at reason
able rates, BY c. Rephasl 4 Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

Another fine lot Of Jewelry, Watch
es, Diamonds, and Clocks, Just received at
Fisher& Co.'s. =,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

For Christmas and New Year pres
ents, go to Harris & Jacoby,s Cash store. 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store,
Gientlemen's fine silk Scarfs at 81 % a piece.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

8. b. CASwAIL. IF. ELIAIS
CA0WELL L ELLIS,
IMPORTERS tata ases.sst
And Dealefs in General Mevehau disc.
50 AND g. MAIN STREET, 4Ja8
Oc2-tf Los AN0xLES.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
WANTED. :

A GENTLEMAN LATELY FROM
"A the east 10 desirous Of making On ar
ranRement with some one In Or speer the city,
other fruits, for the purpose Of gaini1g prac-
ticai knowiedge Of ,hSit reising. AnNn6t
afraid OF W0rk, and will devote my whole time
and attention to the businese. Good references
had, Lock Box 40S, p. o. leIilllL del2d4Nlf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Fisher Il Go. have very fine stock
of Gold Sp,cacles. What is a nicer and more
appropriate Holiday Present for an aged per-
con- q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
THE STEAMERS
,anek Mohonqo L OfIzaba sdoek

Fer Sants Darbasa, nan Peaso, Ana.
hslm Land1ng and 6an DAege. 3
Leus~ San zrsspe San Leuw SAM Arrt,s San
Fraaetsco PEDRO. Netro. FFosseSsco.
srRAxKR xoHoxoo, CAPT oHo. H. DOUGLASS.
Dec........l2I Dec....... Dec.....,..H Dee
Dec .......24 .26l Dec....-..2Sl Dee...N
Z srRAxzR oRIsAnA. GAIT. 7. J.JoAnsTox.
pec......... 6IDec........ 6IDee.....ll Dec...l8
Dec...... Is Dec .......20l Dec...29 q Dec.-..X
Dec. 80 Jan........ lIJan...r" 4lDec.-.. =
The Mehenss WIN also sall = q San slnsoa
STEAMER GYPSY.
For San Diego and all way ports, carrying
OILS, ACIDS, POWDER, ETC., not allowed to
be carried on passenger steamers, Will leave
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA. +
Steamer leave San Francisco December
4th and 20th, and call ct San Diego, Mazatlan,
ManxRnillO and Acapulco. s.s
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco DECEMBER
Through Bills OF Lading signed, and through
tickets sold to all ports on the San Diego route
to New York, Europe, Mexico and South
Amerfca, at San Francisco tariff rates.
PASSAGE:
To New York, cabin.
TO New YORK, steerage ..". 0
To San Francisco, steerage 8
Cabin plans at agents otiiee. For peasase
apply to H. MCCLELLAN,
mol Ascent for Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

pOARDlNG-Rooms with Board ut
- q good private boarding house.
Apply at the HERALD OyTIcE. "a - IT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17

T OST-Gn the morning Of the l4th
IL inst, one Fur Cape, between Eugene's
Under will be literally rewarded by leaving
II at Hauch's tailOr-shop, kssf ~
ESOR FURNISHED OR UEFUR.
IL nished rooms, or houses, In all parts OF
the city, apply to f.. H. HLAU0HT, - Main
street, Downey Block. dc5-U
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
WANTS.

Wants published ut tho rate of " cents per
line for each insertion, or 10 cents per line ~
three insertions. No advertisement undor
this head taken fDr less than Is cents
TITO RENT-Three Furnished Rooms
l. In suits or single, with nre and home
comforts. Apply to 3. H. SI4AU0HT, Real
Estate Agent, Main street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
MAIL STEAMSHIP CO

scu.puIR ros DEcErnn.. .ssys.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
WANT Ed.

AN APPRENTICESHIP IN A
"A Law ofice or Drug store. Can keep
books, and has studied Latin. ls8Gl siir
deell-lw T. c., this o6lce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
WANT Ed.

Dividend Notice.
EARMERS AND MERCHANTH'
Il Bank Of Los Angelee-Los Angeles Dec.
Q, l87a A dividend Of IS per share on the cap
itsl stock Of the Farmers' and NeueAants'
Bank OF Los Angeles has been declared, paya-
BILE on the 10th inst. lodi
1t ISATH W. HELLMAN, President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-17
NO. l&.

Fruit and vineyard Ranch of e aNses: vi
cellar, with casks and stock Of wine: tools p
materials, with ths crop; eom1o{tehle heE
profit ON wine at the peesent price dk crap
Orange and lemon trees, ~ we'll as other fFul
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The yiNua Exposition,

We we've shown by Messrs. Ault jenkins
4 Ault, yesterday, some samples Of Texas
products which they intend TO forward to
The great international Exposition AT
Vienn. We commend these gentlemen for
their public spirit and zeal in commnni-
eating to the ignorant millions of the
world, the fact that our State, is equal e
the best, md can furr ISL in every depart
mcut of industry, which has enjoyed the
benefits of experiment. rs fine specimens
of It's lcrtlitytas can be found in the
world. These gentlemen have some OF
our county wheat, 0als, miiiet, barley and
corn, each Of Different suecics, which they
wlll send to the old world, to show what
Texas eau and willscontinue to do in the
contributions it will make the storehouses
Of all nations. These geRIlcmcn are
among the ivest men of our city, aud il
any one has any thing they wou.d like to
forward 10 this show at Viennit they can
Nnd cut how to do so by consulting this
trn.
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We were pleased 10 meet in our city
yesterdaysM r, Byron of Topeka Kansas
who is largely Interested there in the
nanufacIory', of Books, Blanks. and every
thing pertaining to tho publishing bust
ness. II is quite possible that his firm
may open brn nch house nj Dallas, which
we hope it will 10; as they are notorious y
prompt III their business dealings D"'
perfect In all The work they do, the c'y Is
sill they come.
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Mn EpIroR';-lo.doy, wasi surprised
by the presentation Of n handsome purse,
by Mr.. Owen punnelly in the name OF the
rishuaen of Dallas, as token ofthsir ap-
prcciatioA of my defense of the Irish char
acter in connection with that OF Lynch,
who wns robbed ly m acting City Police
man ID. J. l.. ilolandcr); on the trinl Of
tlat case before the Honorable District
Court Of Dallas county
The amount presented does not so much
awaken gratitude within my breast aS
does the spirit with which it was present
ed and The motive which prompted the
presentation. If n man be ahi irishma ii;
she is yet man for all that aud ! de-
epublcly, through yomyaluable paper.
to express my most sincere appreciation of
the maguanimous spirit Of tho lrishmen
of Dallas, which prompted this prssenlo-
ton, and beg leave to answer them that
not Que of "Erion's Sous shall ever suffer
wrong, while this arm and tongue of mine
is left free for their defence
ii. II. SNEED.
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Texas n PncLliu Raiirood.

Gen G. NJ. Dodge, the Chief Engineer OF
this road also Mr.. r, Sewers Hayes, en-
gneer 10 charge of construction They
have been in our city looking after tho in
teres,s under their charge, and feel salts
fed with matters and things in and about
Dallas.
Mr.. d. W. Washhurn, recently connecte d
with the Houston & e. N. r. X viii here
after fill on important position in the con.
suuc,ion department on the Texas Pacitc
and we extend to him welcome to Dallas
hoping his lines, may be cas-, in pleasant
places.
Track laying extends east to White
Rock river, and soon the good citizens OF
Sieno may hear rhe neigh of tbs iron
horse aud tho soltudes of South Mosquito
reyerbrate to the rumble of the construc-
,iou train, and the finny tribe in East
Fork gaze wi'hlwondcr
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Dr. Snmplr
Is the name giyon to neat anj,Aste-
fully fitted up Saloon, recently opened in
year of the Wholesale ts'nbishmcntl OF
MesHs. A. NJ. Friend 4 Co., on Houston
ST., wlcie Ihe.devoecs of Iieehu' win iind
The best Wines, Liquors Sc, 10 DO found
in the city. The atioble and courteous Mir.
MorrYW has charge Of the Bar, and
is ever ready TO wall on hii friends and
customers. Mr.. Wilson is a graduate Of
one of the FIST Institutions Of the kind in
America, and has no superior ns bur
keeper. Open from early NORA ill
dewey eve"
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Elsewhere

AsiHfNhVTC
IL, our paper to-day viii be seen card
of thanks extended by Col SDced, to
tho liberal donors, who cOmplimented
nm with libyral fee for hs able and
we'll tined defense Of lrish character and
integrity in tho very celebrated case Of
the Staie' yN.J. j. llolmnlel, Vino wap
,r cd ut tho recent term Of our Circuit
Court, charged with The robbcry Of John
Lynch poor, ignorant md inoIIensiys
lrishman. We heard ca Sueod's speech,
and take this occasion to say that It was
one OF The ableSt we ever listened b, M d
,ha, while ho was holding up the fair
lame and oryiable names OF Philips, Cur
REMAND Grafton, we felt our Irish rising
IN the thermometer of onr heart, mud had
not Judge Hart warned us that applause
was not of order, we should certainly have
stamped hole clear through the court
room into Finley and Mllers sanclorum,
and pushed the Colonel through 1t TO treat
Jim 10 u square drink Of Irish whisky
10 giftwns ever more mcrt0riOnsly given
or highly appreciated aul We rejoice that
orr Irish citizens have shown their metal
ly giving it.
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SUNDAY, MARCH ., 1873.

y here The
y services to-day in the following
Ch'r,hcs comm neing : O'Clock a, NJ
Episcopal, Rev. Mr. D@,enpoTt
preshylerlen, Key. Mr. Miller;
McIhods,, Rev. Mr.. Thompson;
Christian, Rev. Mr. Wilmot;
Catholic, Dew. Father Perie,
Let everybody go 10 Church to dry and
listen ail,niiycly 10 The Minister then go
home, think oyer the teachings they have
hcard, mud learn how they may become
wiser anl better men
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Reed isotuiocs.

We have just received II large lot OF the
Early Rose aud other lno potatoes, and
also fresh supply of h.ndrcths Garden
Seed Of all kind, which We are selling very
low COR cash. Money refunded il seeds and
poates. ars not M We represent them to
he. WILLlAMSsBROTnER,
n3-dwlm Main \ Elm streets.
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Oar Friend
Nv RawIs,. who was short time since
attackedtuith the smallpox, hasrccoverel
and was on the streets. yesterday. His
facc appears, but slightly narked--a graf
flying fact to his lady friends, AS we
were advised at frsi.ssMr. Rawls did NOT
have smallpox, but II slgh. attack oil!
varioloid.
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Our worthy young friend L. Is. sheldon,
after being satisfactorily exam iued by
different members of the Bar, wasladmitled
to practice Law. lie is n young man Of
rare talent, and awill no doubt meet with
tho good success h. 50 richly deserves.
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EAR. j. L. JOHNSON,
nj div & w3w

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas
and vicinity, that lie has permanently located him.
self in this city, and that he offers his professional
services to them, and wonld state, as he is stran
ger among them, that he is "A regular graduate Of
the New Orleans School of Medicine, and that he
has been in the active duties of his profession for
thirty years, and for the last q ot them in this
STATE, 'anl from his experience in the treatment of
the diseases Incident to the South, fatters himself
that he is able TO give general satlsiactiOn and
lcits share in thu public patronage.
Refers to John Henry frown 4 Son, Land Agents,
II. 4. Luce n Co., Commission Merchants, and w,
q. Randall 4 Bro, Merchants, as TO qualifications.
He makes speciality of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Skin Usease, and diseases OF women, and children.
May be consulted at his residence at Dallas Springs
All orders left will receive prompt attention.
DIR. j. l.. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, January 25, ls13,-lo6nlos. 6m
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We will publish next week directory
Of tho business men in eur city who adver-
,ise in our paper. They will all be cate
gorically arranged, and as our journal
goes TO every State in the Union the out
side world will DO informed Of who are
doing business in Dallas and whM sort of
enterprise they are engaged in.
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Or gAeEro
Has card Ia or paper today, 10 which
we inyne,sPccial attention. The Doctor
comes from the right region and is bucked
ny the best kind Of Communications. We
ask for him share Of the patronage Of
this community in his line.
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Tho pr.yors Conrt.

Tho Mayors Court.
Not single case was arraigned oeiore
his Honor, the Mayor yesterday for
drunkenness or ether trivial offences.
This is tho.'hest. evidence in the world Of
Ne morality of.our. City.
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J.L.po WINS g. 80.

J L.. Downs. & go.
Are dopga largo business. They are
liberal; pnblic spirited men, know tho val
ne of printers ink and defy the whole city
TO beat them selling Ut low figures.
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The smallpox

The Smallpox
llas disappeared from our neighboring
town Breckinrilge, and W. guess is getting
very scarce in this whole country The
papers have stopped pu'sng about it.
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WNf bITrOtg'
Are getting thorough dressing by the
industrious chain gang; whose endebIed-
ness at Tho Mayors oiIae is, being.plid
with shovel and pick,
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Any' & IIobeigs advertisement to-day
hey have good show which will visit
,is city inn few days, ami we hope will
be libernlly patronized BY our people.
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NIcnnigctus.

Mcnnigetus.
This terrible disease has made its ap-
pearanco in our City. But "a yet no ono
has been seriously afflicted.