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W. r. Lyle Il Co. real estate agents, No.
iOS Lamar street, beg leave TO call the atten-
ton Of persons wishing to purchase real es.
tate to the extensive lists.of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside ofthelr office,
under the respective heads OF "Improyed
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""Farms"
ana "unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
tne commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and a number of very desir.
aoie residences situated in every quarter Of
the city. Also. large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number OF farms of various sizes, incjud.
ing several large and highly improved plan
aug25dtf "a Ai"'
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GoRDENsvILLE, Va, November 3, 1875.
Editor Herald:

GoRnENsvILLE, Va, November ., 1875.
Editor Herald:
AccidentIy coming across copy of
your pap + left in the seat of our ears,
through the South Tor Washington
City, and being aniEnglishman and UNI
accustomed to America, and eagerly
seeking Information, must be my eX-
cuse for addressing you. | see from
this number Of your paper, that the
advertisements, etc, Indicate much
more forward State of things than |
was aware of at Dallas. The truth is Mr..
Editor, If we had some means of ascer-
tanning more about Texas than we have
so far had, without the long trip and
expense of seeing your country; there
are thousands OF my countrymen who
desire to settle in America, and who
like myself, are extremely careful in
making our location and investing our
money, but when we have once found
the section or State suiting us, we will
be quick to stop and go to work with
all our might. We do not like Vir-
ginia, the lands generally are to much
exhausted. In New York and Pensyl-
vania. lands are SO high that we can
not make interest and taxes. We are
satisfied from such information as we
have been able to pick up since in
America, near seven months, that
Texas lands are abundant and low
priced, but are you not too far from
the markets of the world? Are you
not too near the Indians for safety, es-
pecially Dallas, taking it for granted
however, that there Is greater safety at
your capitol, which of course must
have been well fortified and quite Sc
cure? Shall be glad to hear from YOU
and will communicate with friends at
DevoDshire. Very faithfully,
W. A. RICHARDS.
The first portion of the communica
ton of Mr.. w. A. Richards, Is peril.
nent and as 1t may rebound to the ad-
vantage of Dallas, we publish 1t with
a short reply. Texas lands are the
cheapest and the best In the world,
aud the markets Of the great cities of
the east, north and west, are brought
almost to our very doors by the chain
of railroads that traverse the State. |
We have bureau of Immigration In
Texas whose duty II Is to supply all in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-24

Mr.W. q. Francis, pupil Of If, Marmondt
OF PARIS aud Yoksnar, will receive twelve
advanced pupils for instruction.
Terms: one lesson, one dollar twelve les
sons, ten dollars.
Application addressed TO Lock Box 1888, p.
o., viii be promptly attended to.
Oct27-dlm
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The Reason why.

One of the reasons why the "Dia-
mond Spectacles" and eyeglasses have
attained such high endorsement from
all who have used them is that as the
core or center of the lens comes d.
rectly In front of the eye, there Is no
gllmmering or wavering of sight, but
clear and distinct vision. For sale at
J. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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Among the recent black wool cos
tunes are those of diamond figured
cloth, of the heavy quality of dyob
dete, yet not twilled. This is made
into stylish basques, with deep aprons
that have square backs, and trimmed
with wide black braid in which are
silver threads. Folds of silk and of
braid pass down the back of the basque
and form u loop, through which the
sash of the over-skirt is passed. The
tout ensemble is very stylish and ele-
giant.
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$500 Reward

Douglass Whitney ~ Co, have established
new steam Candy Mandatory, NJ 3la
Main street, second door West of Market
street, and will keep constantly on hand
n full supply OF choice homo made candies OF
oil kinds. Allgoods warranted strictly pure,
and viii pay the above reward to any one
that Will find them TO the contrary.
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Drs. Munday & Peyton will hold Medical
Clinic, at Williams n Tolllver's drug store,
opposite LeGrand Hotel, for the gratuitous
examination and treatment of all persons
not able to pay physician or buy medicine.
Hours of Clinic from to 10 each morning.
nov.2i-d3t
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Siler's Transfer Is the only one by which
you can have your baggage checked TO ali
points from hotels and private residences,
saving time, trouble and the annoyance Of
having to check after you arrive vt the depot.
Leave orders at Conner ~ Walkers drug
store, corner Main aud Austin streets.
novl3.s&t-9t
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Thore is u tasteful new collar that
stands up around the neck, and also
lies down in the Byron shape; giving
pretty finish to the necks of dresses.
1t is made by merely extending the
top of Il Byron collar to form band
half an inch wide.
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formation concerning the soil, fer"
tillty, climate, etc., etc., of the State
As regards forthcations, Dallas IL
strongly fortified with mean whisky
and the Indians only trouble those
who drink too much Of II.
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CITY BUSINESS.
StOckhOlders' Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Stock
holders of the Dallas Real Estate and Build
Ing association will be held at half past p
NJ, November 10Th, in the oflice of the Secre-
tary under San Jacinto hotel, Commerce
street. 4. p. BARRY,
nov20d0t Secretary and Treasurer.
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Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel.

Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests 81 per day.
Dinner board S3 per week.
Day board 80 per week.
Reasonable rates for regular guests.
The table will be unexcelied.
MRS. r. S. RossER, Propretress.
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Those beautiful Oh Paintings, Chromos
and steel Engrayings, shipped TO D. A. H.
flosacls, to sell % auction have arrived nj
last. In our next Issue the time and place OF
snIe will be glyon. novel dlt
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Cut ihis Quilt May save Your Life

There isno person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
buy n bottle OF medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitters, and their
wondrous cures, astonishes every one that
try them. For sale everywhere.
nOy2Oulm
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The Empire Tonic Blttersare the best Bit
ters In the world As > morning appetizer
they are conceded TO be the most delicious,
wholesome and onectual ever made. Foi
sale every where. nov2Odlm
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Drs. ", ID. ThrustOn, j. y. Darlington
and q, TX. Wilcox

WIN hold n daily Medical and Surgical
Clinic, at Galloway's drug store, il3 Elm
street, wards old stand,) for the gratuitous
Of advice and medicine to the
poor. Dispensing hours between 8 and 10
q, IN. nov2l-dlm
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In eases OF disordcred digestion, sluggish
circulation ofthe blood, and exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bltters stand
without n rival For sale everywhere.
nOy20dlm
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Bessie Turner's new book will be
called "a Woman in the Case.n If
there had not been woman in the
case there would be no book.
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ladies, Attention.,

Ask your druggist or grocer for the Empire
Tonic Bltters. While wholly Harmless they
will restore Health, which is Prosperity and
long life. For sale everywhere. nov20dlm
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GOSSIP AND QUERIES.
If any man says spelling matchn
this season, shoot him on the spot.

Coquetry is an art by which maids
are made, and by which mas are
married.
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Mr.. lily. DcEIiosio ~ daily nuthor-
izcd 10 solicit ANA receive Jan work.
advertising ana subscri pti0ns i0r The
Dallas Herald, W. q. HOLLAND,
Business Manager,
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1t is rumored on the streets that
Professor George is to give grand
masquerade ball on new years eve.
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j. II. Gibbs, NJ. d., II. r. Boswell, NJ. d.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
given To diseases and detormities of eye and
ear. Office over Wohls store, 6li Elm street.
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If you want good Boot, shoe or Cater;
made TO our order, go to
HARRY BROS,
noyll-lm No. COZ Main Street.
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Talk is Very Cheap and Costs but Little,
But IT, you really want bargains in all sorts OF
Boots and Shoes, my advice to you is, to 90
to Stanford's, lO7 Elm street, nov2Stf
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices Of anything
in our line. 1t Will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have Il full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy II full set as cheap
from as as you can buy Il few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der thatWe want your trade
and will deal honestly with
You, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now OF hand n large
line Of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 n. 4th ST., st. Louis, Mo.
oct.O-lNMlY
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a fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butteralways
kept on hand at Z. NJ. Connolly's, lO7 Market
street. noyl-dtf
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BANKRUPT SALE.
DALLAS. TEXAS. November

DALLAS, TEX as, November II, 1875.
AT II O'clock, on the Goth day
OfNOVembcr, 1875, | will sell at
Public Auction, at the Court
House door, all the accounts,
notes and judgments due the eS.
tate Oft. j. Frank, bankrupt.
7. P. BARRY, Assignee.
y. A. IL. HOsACK, Anctioneer.
novlidl0t
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II you want better, heater, and more styl-
ish Boot or snoe than can be gotten up in
Dallas, go to stanford's, lO7 Elm street.
nuy13tf
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For Thanksalvina.

The very latest styles in Clothing can be
found nj stanicrd's, lO7 Elm street. noy2Stf
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Houston street. F.0. BROWN.
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DdilttS-- Epli0rdnt o. Secrd0e, currency,
TO Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
htepmef tib w
To 10 w
To Cardii, Bristol or London, via Inv
erpool .,,"",, ,,,",'",,,,'',"' 81 w
To Hamburg, li0vrei,A Antwerp, Relter-
dam, Amsterdam and liarlingero..., 81 90
70 Christiann, Bergen, SlNrVenger, Christian
snrd, Gothenburg, ilalmo, Copenha-
gen, Hunnheim, Throndhyem Paris 81.
or Bremen"."u,,,",,..'.'',, 81 w
DdlldS- CdbR Passage.
To the above points, Sl22 20 1872, currency,
according TO accommodation In the state
rooms.
Excursion or return tickets between New
York and Liverpool or Queenstown, sllO,
currency, and between New York and Lon
don, by the direct steamers, $50, currency.
All cabin passengers have equal privileges
In the saloon,
There are no sOoond-class or emigrant rail-
road tickets sold from Dallas 10 New York,
all tickets to that point being tlrsl-class.
Emigrant tickets from the above cities OF
Europe to Dallas can be had at $40 90, cur
rency, less than the emigrant rates from Dali
las TO Europe
For further particular, and for Tickets, APP
ply ut our office, No, 100 Lamar street, be-
tween Main and Elm.
sepI2idtf VIZ. LYTE &Co., Agents.
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@ailg 4erala,
THE DAILY HERALD

RllI he found an sale by the news
boys on all trains of the Tcans
and Pacific railway, md ~ the news
stands ~ the LeRrnnd, hnn Jacinio
and lamar hotels.
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fyou want bargains in Roots and Shoes,
go TO HARRY BROS,
novll-lm No. 00i Main Street.
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For Sale Very Cheap.

one o0-horse mower Steam Engine, In per
feet order, at 2OS Houston street.
Il. o. BROWN,
Opposite west door of Courthouse
nov2}d5t
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Oats--by the sack or ear load, Mt POS Hous-
ton street. Il. o. BROWN
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Wanted.

A Indy Clerk at the Dollar store. Good
reforence rooulred. noy2l.d8t
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Choice red wheat, for seed, nj 2OS Houston
street. F.o BROWN.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,

WEDNESDAY MORNING :i;; NOV. "a.
National Republican., 1875-07-24

Dean, Amanda M........l
Tax for year 1sTo,assessed
in name of Thomas P.
Morgan............sl30.T4l "a
Deheld, Benjamin.. .......l
Tax for year ending June
81, lStZ- Z--............ so
Dent, Bruce. ...............l
Beginning at tthe intersec-
tiOn Of the District o. Co
lumbia line with t h el
boundary of. F. Young'sl
part Of "Nonesuch" and
the Trimble tract, thence
seventy-nine and three
fOurths degrees west
tyenty-seyen And fifty
one hundredths perches
and twenty roods, north
thirty-three a nd three
fOurths degrees vest
eight and forty four
one hundredths perchesI
four roOds, south fifty-
seven degrees west tvsn
ty and forty-four one hum
dredths perches four
rOOds, south fOrty-thrse
and one half degrees east
three and thlrty-twb one
hundredths psfches, south
thirteen degrees east
tUenty-ssTen perohes slN
rOOds, north fOrty-elglt
degrees east to the be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20
Frighsfal Raiirssd Accident.

AUGUSTA. Ca. November IL. "A
frightful railroad accident took place
last night on the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, near Pine House.
about twenty-five miles from Augusta.
After the regular passenger train had
left Columbia yesterday afternoon for
Augusta Il VA followed BY a train OF
empty cars for the sauna place. The
two trains rolled along al the rate Of
twenty-five milss an hour. one following
close upon the other. The passenger
train had just reached . siding and was
about to stop when the hind train cam
rushing along. and the engine tel
scoped into the ladies' passenger car.
throwing IL and the smoking . from
the track. A terrible scene followed.
The ladies' car was hllsd with passsn-
gers. Mem, women and children were
damned together. wounded, crushed and
bleeding. Altar . few moments Of con-
the windows and doors were
broken open and The passengers carried
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20
AMERrcAN RACE =

Figures and facts concerning raos
horses are always Of interest 10 the aver
age American. Lattsrly this interest
has largely increased. 1 has also the
popularity Of racing among all classes
Of the people. In England racing 10 q
venerable institution. antsdsting the
American turf by generations. and the
English people every year now train
about three thousand horses for con-
tssts ON the renowned coursss Of that
isla.d. In the United States the num-
Der OF horses annually trained fer the
track Is far less. being only about four
hundred. but at the rate Of increase for
the past three or four year,, the number
will very shortly compare respectfully
with that Of our cousins ovsr the wa
ter. The New York Herald Of the 1lth
instant psblishsd . complete list Of
American race horses that won prizes
Of 500 or over in the reason OF 1876.
The list il very entertaining to lovers Of
the turf. and thsrefrom IL appears that
two hundred and sevsnty.thrss winning
horses OF pure blood and known psdi.
gree won prizes during the season.
The aggregate Of their winnings vas
s372, $50, or an average OF about ST.
364 for each :horss. The largest win
uings do not always 60 TO the fastest
horses among so many contestants on
various tracks. for much depends upon
the character Of the track and the con-
ditions under which the races we're run.
Thus the swiftsst racers are not always
the largest winners. OF the eleven
highest winners OF the season just
closed. says the Herald: "Mr. Nc
Graih's chestnut colt Aristides. by Lean
inston. dam Sarong. o SIG. 700
Then came Mr.. Chambsrlin's colt Ton
Ochilirss. by Lexington, dam katona,
winning Gil. 900. The third val Mr.
Bslnont's chestnut ally olisips. b,
Lcamington. dam 0liata. whose gain,
we're SIC. $50. The fourth was Mr..
McGraih's bay colt Calvin. BY Tip
psrsry. dam Lucy Fowler. $9,i5o. The
hfth. Mr.. McGmth's bay colt Aaron Pom
nington, BY Tippsrary. dam Lucy Fov'
Ter. q full brother to Calvin. $8.4SO
The sixth was ]. W. Harnsy's brown
colt Ozark. by Pat MAlloy. dam Sunny
south. $3.50. The seventh. ". Jsn'
ning's brown colt Ballsnkssl, by A.
tsroid. dam Schottische. $500. Thu
eighth. ii. A. Littsl's bay horse Wild
idle. by Australian, dam Idlevild. 81
600. The ninth. Mr.. Baldwin's bay
colt Grinstsad. BY Gilroy. dam Sister 70
Ruric, $3.50. The tsnth. bay gsldinG
DiAvolo. by Jonssboro. dam Ninette.
s6.435. The eleventh. George Long
stats bay Ally Countess, by Kentucky,
dam Lady Blsssington. $6.26o." Among
the names Of these eleven will b
noticed wildidls and Grinstsad. who
rank in respect to winnings eighth and
ninth respectively; the former having
won 81. coo and the latter $3.50. Both
these horses are entered for the great
$50. 1000 race. recently postponed in Gar
Francisco on account Of the rain. Boti
are "fyers" and likely to win. Grin
stead Is the only one OF the horses
named who svsr ran on q Nevada course,
which he did during the late Fair q
Reno. winning q purse over OVERLAND
Pat. Katie Psase and Major Bradley
He Is q Ans horse. ~ we know from
personal observation. not to say sz'
perience.
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from the wreck. But one life was lost.
The son Of Mr.. Hegeshmsr, OF The
United Coast Survey. who WA u the
smoking car, was ~seriously hurt. Gov
erpor Chsmbsrlan Of South Carolina,
was NOM the passengers. The ont
ward train from Augusta being unable
TO pass. returned with the wounded.
some Of whom prove to have but slight
injuries.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 19.-In the
Policy Court to-day. in the libel suit OF
Rev. O, p. Fitzgerald against Charles
and Michael DsYosng. propristors OF
tbe Chronicle, on motion Of counsel Tor
complainant the suit vas Withdrawn.
Fitzgerald publishes . card stating hat
he will commence suit against his ior-
mer partner, G. A. Kloss, who makes
himself responsible for the charge made
in the Chronicle.
The total rainfall here to date Ii
8 1900 inches. The volume OF water
has burst sewers In various localities,
aud streets paved with Nioolson and
Stowe wooden pavsmsnts are mach dana
aged. Some delay was oocasionsd to
trains coming to the city. The overland
train arrived four hours behind time
last night, the San jose train was I'M.
able TO get through on account OF the
washing away Of q bridge, and the
Northern Pacific passenger train failed
TO put in an appearance yesterday on no.
count Of the storm. Tho shipping in
the bay has ridden through the gale
without damage.
The carnival ball Is in full swing.
The pavilion Is crowded with spectators.
and the floor throngsd with masksrs.
| The costumes exhibit but few originate
ties, but many are elegant and many
others g~roteSque. The grand march
| commenced Ut 10 o'clock. The promi-
nent feature was q representation OF the
ship Of Columbus. with attendants In
the costume Of the fifteenth century.
handsomely designed and executed.
| Satan in u car, with attendant imps. also
attracted much attention. A rooster
about eight feet In hight elected rounds
OF applause on his appearances. There
were usual representatives Of monkeys.
clowns, knights, harlsquins. etc., with
q largo proportion OF plain dominoss,
and q delegation Of the National Guards
In uniform. Politics were taken Of by
q character bending under q burden OF
rag money labeled "The Ohio Election
Hon. Philip Roach was prominent by
| tba abssnce of nny attemDt At disguise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
The board OF Directors. made On the 18th day Of
October. 1915. 90 many shares VI each parcel OF
such stock a. may be necessary, win be sold ii
No. al California street, Fan Francisco. Cali.
fornia. on TUESDAY. the TN day OF Decem.
Der, 1878, ct the hour OF I o'clock ?. N. of
said day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together With eosts Of Advertising and
GEo. b. EDWARDS. seer...ry.
Ofaes-No. lit California street. San Fran.
cisco, California. no3o ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20

EMPIRE Crrr.-No material damage
has as yet occurred to our sister town.
Tho river rose above its banks. but the
wood was 90 well guarded By booms In
the river that none vas carried away.
The water is nov under control. and a
boom has been placed across the river
at the Eureka mill. Hon. s. E. Jones',
Mr.. Thomas Beer and othen we're In
town to-day. and report all free from i'm
mediate dangsr.-Carsoa Tribune. No
remb<r l9h.
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MARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday we inter.
viewed the engineer Of engine No. II.
which was wrecked by the land slide
near Verdi. Hs says he saw the rocks
como down on tho track about atty feet
ahead OF him. and he immediately vhis-
tied down brakes. but could not stop the
train in time. 70 he ran into it-kssl-
ing his engine ovsr upon its aide. throw
ing him and the fireman out VI the cab
window. but damaging only their hands
and knees. which arc scratched consid.
srably. and ditehing several cau-ous Of
which 10 badly damaged. Two large
rocks lay in front Of tho engine, and
thess prevented the engine from going
over the precipice into the river. The
tender Of the IL il broken 10 pieces. her
cab 10 gone. draw head broken and
smoke stack ruined. She VA taken 10
Sacramento yesterday 10 get ''doctorsd."
The track wa cleared yesterday morn
ing. after q hard nights work in q pii.
lssss rain.-keao Journal. Sor. 20.
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CAsrs Of spirit hands are the iatss,
novelty in ~spirituslism. A dish OF wal
II put under the table. the medium and
othsn cit With THAR hands on the table.
and altar q while . mould Of vaI is
formed - though . hand had been
proceed into the soft var. Truly. r.
marks an exchange. ~spiritualism il a.
suni.g . csrsous shape.