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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Just received by i, n. jackson n Co.,, "hhor'
mans Memoirs, In two volumes, llOdlt
CnIsA HALL has Just received another
largo lot OF inhnlllo perambulalom, Con.
suit your Wobsiora unabridged, aud you VIII
mud this In Crock FOR baby bugglon, doslln
aud Marshall will not be- satisfied until cy'
orybouy has baby, aud every baby hasa
carriage, A honyy discount 10 twins nnd
tripcla and whnn they como In larger de-
inchmonts u special lariif and n premium
"Blcss iia lily heart; u sail hayc n bnby
carriage, 10 II snll," Fond m 'ihor, take
your spouse by the car, load him To China
Hall, and make him buy acarrlago for baby.
DR. q. \. CoLnMAss Electro.vapor Baths
are located on Live Oak street, NJ tho CROSS
Ing OF tho Pacific railroad. lRulw
40 TO staniords, lO7 Elm street, for tho
famous diamond shirt, The best made and
best hitting shirt In use, NJ prlces to suit every
one,
IoisER n CoMERF0RD, 805 Main street. 0p-
posite the Cosmopolitan hotel, have oslab-
llshed u branch of their famous Model stall
and viii keep the finest and freshest OF nll
kinds OF meats constantly ON hand. Pay
them visit.
SIZE advertisement OF Fosters second Texas
drawing postponed for a lew days.
SiLvERwARE suitable for birthday and
bridal presents, also Rome clocks NJ Her
mann Langes, bOi south side Of Main street,
OUR citizens who want Clothing made up
TO order, Underwear, ready made or made TO
order and In fact, anything In the line OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, should call
on Hollenbeck n McCullom, iO7 Main street,
where they win lind everything In the absvo
line of goods, of the best quality and made
up In the best manner. Remember the
number, i07 Main street, hiatt.
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DiLLis KsrRRrnlsR,


TUE HERALD was yesterday IN
formed, upon good aud reliable author
10y, that joint stock company has
been iormed, and that they viii pro-
coed NJ once 70 erect o grain elevator
aud paper barrel manufelory, 20 be
located near tho Texas aud faoillorail-
road The members composing the
company arc gentlemen Of means lib
eral aud energetic, and, when once
commenced, tho work will be rapidly
pushed 10 completion.
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Tm HERALD waa favored with n
call yesterday from Mr. james T., Clay
ton, Of Deaha county, Arkansas, who
IL prospecting in our state, with oylew
Of selecting y place 10 locate, Mr. g.
h u lawyer Of hue attachments, cul'
tiyaled gentleman, aud viii DO u val
liable acquisition to any community In
which no may take up his residence
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Dis,rietCi,i,Couri

The following eases we're disposed al
Ia lhe District Ciyil Court yesterday :
Elizabeth KOss VI, w. H. VIII
judgment for plaintiff.
john q, Askins VI, N, y, l'inner u
al, partition suit Judgment for plain
lih,
Cynthia jenkins W, James ~ Bark
Icy aud q, q, ludan verdict for plain
tin,
NJ NJ, Thompson w. Mary lhomp'
son-dlyoree granted
John owen W, u, l., liurreas n o.
verdict for plainlili,
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Az ACr

Making II u penal oiiense for any one TO pur-
sue any calling, profession or occupation
upon which n tax Is payable without OBJ
tanning IA license therefore:
SECTION |. BE IL eHdcted on The Legislature
Of the Ndte If ltrdS, That any person who
shall pursue or follow any occupation, call
Ing or profession, or do any act taxed by
law, without first obtaining u license there
for, shall be deemed guilty of II misdomean-
or aud upon conviction before any court of
competent Jurisdiction, shall be fined In any
sum not less than the amount of the tax 40
due, and not more than double that sum,
provided, that this act shall not be so con
structed ~ to effect any civil remedy to en-
force the collection of such taxes.
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A Card.

w. G. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at SIG Elm street, Il.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from 81, Louis Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant, Mr.. II. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest To W. IL. Coker. The
style OF the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free OF
charge. w. c. SICKLEs,
Oddly W.. COKER,
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Honesty proves the most profitable
In the end, In all trades aud profcs-
slons, liy IN honest regard TO the
wants Of their customers, the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing company OF
New York have made great rep,lta-
ton for their "Diamond" spectacles
and eyeglasses, which ARE all mann-
featured ut their own factory, with the
most scrupulous care and skill
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Notice.

l viii offer for the next thirty days the
largest stock of watches and Jewelry in BAL
las AT COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture. l:}0pwt.
New York manufacture, LES pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, Sis.
Heavy gold eighteen carat waltham
watches, sos.
Solid silver table forks and spoons, SIG per
set, and all other articles In proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
j. W. WEBB,
ioodu sos Main street.
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strictly Pure.

1t Is fact that while DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True FLAW
oring Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, ETC.,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard of perfect
purity not another Baking Powder or
fiavoring Extract In the market is
free from adulteration. There are no
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Melee.

Persons indebted 10 the undersigned
for subscriptions to TnR HERALD can
llQuldale tho same In wheat Those
desiring TO avail themselves Of this
offer can do NJ by delivering the wheat
nj the Todd Mills Dallas, aud taklng
receipt Tor same In my name,
JOHN W, RwINDELIA,
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various features of exciting interest
inlermlngled with other mirlh'pro-
yoklng sports, the whole constituting
a molaa0e unqualified by any occasion
of the kind which ever took place In
this Siale,
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rrnlrncled MeelIng.

Elder H. NJ, 0ano IN engaged IN
holding u protMcted religious meeting
NJ the aohoolhouso South Of -Four Mile
Creek, In tins county There have
been lorly-one additions TO the Church,
with u prospect Of many more, M the
meeting viii DO continued during the
coming week,
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TItg rally HERALD

VIII ba fauad ou sale by 'he news
boys on all ,rains ~ che IeSas and
sna Faeile railway, snd ~ iha fellow
lag news stands ~ ihe eiiy, Vial ", ~
lrnahIin a DO, b0t main street ", d.
star, Lasar street Pierce q Lyle, h07
main street cigar stand ~ 'be Nan
yaeinio Hoiei, end L. meLihaTe, la
tntF street,
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eoloring, poiaonoas oils ~ acids la Dr..
rriee's flayprs, nor chalk, ALUM o.
other injurious Substances 10 his Cream
Baking Powder We know lhe maui
Aolures take pride In having their az
iieles strictly pure,
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20 10 S20 ip, per day; Agents wanted. An
sexes, young and old, make m poop,e OF both
NOT, WoIk ior us, In their own localities dnIin ~
ANA any vi, Thing else. We offer empioy,m s,sn
work. F Py p mas4iidsSI%ely for every hours
IIee. send us your address nj onc so'' sent
u ,rasS NOW Is the time. Don't Iooh ~
morn OF business elsewhere, until Won basa
Portland Maine W. oiiN ss 4 Co..
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W f. LYTE & Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons Wishing TO purchase real estate to
the extensive lists OF property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads OF
improved City Property" "vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center OF the
city. Also, building lots, and q number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter Of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas. 2ssdlm
Law Blan 70 nj axyaxv .a..-.xs,<.. a.. -
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ron SALE.

ny residence, eoTneF raeihe asenae
and ifeuSion streets, embracing hAifa
black 90 ground, with well nnished
one.slsFy and basemeni reeh'eenereie
buiiains, ana all necessary ouisbniid'
ings, ode. Az early applicant may So
care y baFgsin,
JN0. W. swiEDRLIs,
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FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for StOckmen.

i, offer for sale, very low, my thorough.bre
pull, Prince Arthur" He is five wears old
ana isa perfect picture of the Ayreshire
Prince Arthur was bred from ,nnou,o,
STOCK by Captain j. W. Goslee, of LonisviiSe
kentucky, and was imported from Kan,
lucky when only small calf, being thara-
lore lore thor9ughly aeclimated. Is perfectly
lie took the first premium at The uiP prr,i.y
county fair last fall, as the best tboronShnl
Dred onil, and The first premium in swasn.
stakes ring. will guarantee him no " n,,
blood MS any in America, 10 pure
refer to Captain j. w, Goslae u, -,
vile, Kentucky, Mr.. +. NJ, Smitb, oS NJ souls Louis
pc port, louisiana, Drs. q. NJ. Phillips 4 Thorn
u For further particulars, address ma =,
ioldim ieAS' RI. WARE.
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So,ice.

All persons Indebted TO tho under
signed for advertising, Job work aud
subscriptions aro notified 10 make
payment Of the same without delay.
My accounts MUTT DO closed up Ut once,
JNO W, bwlNpELLs,
Dallas, Juno |, lHib.
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CANCERS CAN BE CUREn

Or. }. a. Nash, Dallas Texas ,ho,
S,ar. pred specially physician. of so ,u reg
trn,h ~ anu raising, has demonstrated tha
veers uaIred Instances during the last MIN
both males anS Ss ssre ana chronic diseases Of
eelve MS special attention. Parties az are re-
ssnce can address him at Dallas. Teses NJ ~
a nes anu residence, No. 100 corner az Eli Eli
"~~N' '''SNeS 2GW3m
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Tho charter from the International typo.
graphical Union having arrived, the prnlen
of Dallas are requested 10 meet to-day NJ
half.past 2 O'CLOCK, In the composing room OF
the Herald onloc, 10 complete the organIla.
ton oi u Typographical Union ar this city
q, A EYLAR, President pro, TEN,
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AN ACT
Reqnlring Sherills TO collect taxes levied to

Requiring Sheriffs TO collect taxes levied to
supply deficiencies In support of public
free schools, etc.
SECTION l. Re il enacted On The Legislature
Qfthe State Of Itrds, That the sheritfs OF the
several counties in this State. shall collect
all school Ia, es LEVIED to supply deficiencies
In the several school districts OF their re-
spective counties, upon being furnished pro-
per rolls TO guide them In such collection by
the county superintendent and in case of
failure or refusal ON the part of such officer
or his deputy, to proceed forthwith to col
lect such deficiency school taxes as may
have been or may be levied, he shall be re-
moved from office by the Judge of the dis
trict court, either in session or In chambers.
lll3ditwiwlt
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wanted.

A wet nurse, In n respectable family, OF
good character and perfect health. Good
wages win be paid. Apply to Dir. Gibbs, over
Hoskins \ Howel's drug store. IOSdlw
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Must Re sold.

Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine sterling
siiverware, and everything ut Austlns, will,
during the month OF June, be offered ut prices
never before heard OF. Call and be convinced
ut 5l3 Main street. gidlm
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Fosters Texas Drawing,

Endorsed by the CITY Council,
Last Chance, June 3Oth,
S2OO,OOO In Gold Coin,
Houses and Lands,
Tickets II onch, or 1 for $40,
j, Il, FOSTER, Manager
Houston. Texas.
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Dallas Blood Stock Association July 3d-First Race
Match for 81, 900; 900 Yards,

Trottlng race for horses that never beat
three minutes mile heats. Purse, $50. First
horse, $50; second, $40; third, 70. Entrance
So. To name and close by 4 o'clock July l..
1879. HARRY WADE
ll0dlw Clerk OF Course.
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THE LAMAR HOTEL.

IN Dallas city and county, Texas, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Shumaker
tinues the business of SAID hotel. and ms
sole authority to collect all claims dine said
late frm and receipt therefor, and assumes
all the outstanding liabilities of said firm,
Il. Il. ROOT,
Dallas, June %, 1875. ll5dat
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Oh Yes /

j. NJ Dram is selling elegantly designed
Tine Gold Watches and Jewelry just as low
ny any one.
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WANTED.
Two reliable agents 10 travel In the
Interest OF TnE HERALD,

MI. JosRrn AwAin Will have tho oHelnhlyo
charge OF The city circulation NJ The Daily
Herald nom this date unIll further notice
June u, $50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing under the firm
name OF Root 4 Shnmaker, rronrIeinrs of
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
and printed to order at this once.
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ilH,itf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-27
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at $50 q. m, 7.A5 .
m., $40 .. m, IL n, 80 p. M, 3Ao p. m
$50 T. n. tDd :..s p. m.
Leave Carson City DAILY at 8 .. m, o. n
e:l5s q. No., II m, Ia: p. m, p. m, $50 p. IN
and 7:So p. m.
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FReIcHr AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City FOR Reno u. 7d5 .. m. an
Sa5 p m. VIII leave Reno for Virginia City .,
7,3o Q. No., II Is p. N. and Bp. m
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"A CozoNKRs BoY.@He is e boy Of 81
deep thought. and is much' Riveif "a
deduotiohs.H The coroner 10 nota his
father. but he Is o lad who was7 en-.
gagged TO mind the office, shake up the
coal stove and ansRer Inquiries. He
is good boy, and he has learned ia
sympnthize with reporters. When
there has been an inqueat the boy puts
on cheerful look, and he has tn,
whole case 80 that he Can rattle it Of
from beginning to end.
awful sad case." he says to the re
porter. "They found the old man
hanging to beam in the wood. shed,
stiff and cold. Splendid chance for
you to say that his wide-open eye.
seemed to glare down upon the ooro-
ner, and that he had one arm stretched
out. as If to shake hands with the grim
monster, Death. You can say that th.
body swayed to and fro in the nigh,
breeze. blowing as through broken
pane, and that an owl sat on a BENIN
over the corpse and uttered his mourn.
full 'hoo-hoov"
And then he rubs his hands, hi-
smile grows broader, aud he continues 8:
"business has begun to pick up,
aud there may be an inquest every du,
for week. Hope 30. for like to see
business moving and money conf, r
IN. I'm looking every day for cus..
OF murder-throat cut from ear tn es,
-blood-stains on the waIl-blood
stained knife on the foor-marks of n
fearful struggle-desperate villain, and
80 forth. Ii yon don't happen to be
around. Ill send boy down"
But there are other days when he is
sad, and he says to the reporter:
Nothing to-day. I'm sorry, but
you know we can't push business IN
grocers do. Advertising wouldn't help
us a cents worth, and the holiday sea
son is no better than any other season
wish We had case for you, and If
anything turns up. I'll come down my.
self and give you the points. There's
lots or folks who might as we'll COM
nit suicide as not, but they don't seem
to care whether the Coroner has one
case month or none at all. Be pu.
t,ent' and we'll try aud turn up some
thing Tomorrow"
We could not help but contract n
reverence for such boy?
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New YORK BAY BLOCKED WITH ICE.

New YORK BAY BLOCKED WITH Ice
New York Bay on the morning OF the
22d presented an appalling appearance
to persona who we're obliged to pass
between Staten Island and the city.
The passengers over the North and
East Rivers experienced great difficulty
In getting across. on account OF large
quantities OF floating ice. The Thos.
Hunt, Station Island ferry boat, got
stuck in the ice, and was compelled to
transfer her passengers to tug boats.
AT laet. accounts the Hunt was unable
to extricate herself, and was being
carried towards He'll Gate by the tide.
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No BETTER OFF "A man and his
vile, who had been married ten wears.
disagreed and determined 10 separate.
The terms OF separation were to be DE-.
cided by the justice of the arrondisse-
@ent in which they lived. They were
Parisians.
.'Have you any children?" said the
judge.
Eyes, monsieur"
"How many?"
"Three-two boys aud a girl-apd
it is with them lies the difficulty.
Madame wishes to have two, of them
go do r."
decision?"
I'VE have" said both of them.
Very we'll, my friends. oondemn
you to have another child, so that you
may have two. When you have ob.
tanned that, you may return to me-"
The matter was then adjourned for
the time being. Two years afterward
the worthy magistrate, who in the
meanwhile had heard nothing of the
husband or wife, met the former.
''Ah." said he, chow about the sepa-
ration?"
"Still impossible, monsieur. In.
stead of four children, We now have
hve."
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The Celestial Emperor of China is
reported critically ill, and though the
announcement ia apparently OF little
consequence in shis quarter of the
globe, the death of the young Empe.
ror would have no unimportant conse.
quences upon the status OF American q
and European affairs in the far East.
He has indicated favorable policy to.
wards foreiguers, but the dowauer
Empress has opposed him, and It has
required oil his power to prevent China
from drifting into an auti.foreieu avs.
tenn OF politics. His death may also
embarrass the relaa ms between the
Chinese and Jspsness Empires.
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The New York Republic newsp,

The New York Republic newspaper,
luHt deceased. was started upon u sub.
-crihed capital of $500. 600, and with
'buse and villification of the South a.
.he leading idea. Up to the panic
(the November elections) in the Radi.
Gal party. $40. 900 OF. this subscription
wax paid in, since when NorveIl aud
Copeland, the managers of the con
cern. we're unable to collect another
cent. just before the paper died. they
went to Washington and tried to raise
'he wind to keep it going, but they
say that they found every body there
80 conlirmly convinced that the Radi
cal party itself was dying. that :hey
wouldn't pay dollar for medicine Tor
II. SO when the $40. 600 we're ex-
hansted. the siokly bnntling was put IT.
its ooftiu and big nails driven in tue
lid 1t owed 81, 300 to the printers.
The Office boys got even by se,ziug on
te the editorial chairs, inkstands. penp,
pencils. paper and everything else they
could lay hands on.
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70 An, 1HPeRTAANY, CoScRssIoN.-In his
faneuil Hall harapgue. Wendell Phil.
lips said: %'' - '''''''' > ~
"Gentlemen. you know very well
that this natiou oalled 1000, 600 Of
negroes into citizenship to save itself
Applause. It never called them for
their own sakeu. 1t called them to
save ITSELF"
Here are two important admissions.
First, that, by themselves, the white
men OF the North, despite their supp.
rior numbers aud equipment, could
not whip the South; second, that i,
WAS not love for tho negro on the par,
OF the Republicans that forced him
into citizenship. but fear for them
selves. The South has ouusu to feel
proud Ut her achievements, thus sig
naily admitted, and the dark,ra are
surely entitled to the next RepubIicAu u
nomination for the Presidency, sinoe,
without them, the ''party" and the
nation" would not have existed.
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Detroit has a policeman who ha.
thoroughly studied hunan nature aud
who has a heart full of Kindness.
When he sees lady fall he steps for.
ward anu picks her up in the most
graceful manner. Realizing her en
barrassment, he remarks: "No one
but myself witnessed the accident,
madam. These boys are laughing
about thing which happened here
TWO days ago. It is very pleasant for
bad day, madam. Your folks are all
veil. hope? Lois of people buying
Santa Claus presents just now. The
boys arc laughing because a bald
headed man fell down. Boys will
laugh. you know. when they are
tickled. Wish to take the car, madam i?
Well. good day. You can rest assured
that no one saw yoa fall. Some ladies
strike on their head, but you only
stumbled. madam-a mere graceful
stumble"
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BM. Buffet, President Of the French
Assembly, has hit on a pleasant fancy
There are dozens OF members of the
Assembly who constantly interrupt.
but who never make any speeches
Indeed. the interrnptere are of th.
non.speaking class. They dread the
tribune as an idle school.boy tho reci
sation OF lesson. NJ. Buffet now ad
dresses these gentlemen when ,thny in.
terrupt, and informs them that they
shss' "havs tho floor" Immediately
after the next speaker. They shut up.
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Acacia Lodge, No. 90, a. z. a.
a AREGULARCommu ofIhis
RELodge will be held at Mascnio Hall.
W\THlS tThuredey) EVENING, Kt'17
o clock. Memberb will como prep6fSd to
Jan % T. II. DR. RENNAN, Jnt, 6edsy.
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The high-toned Californian muy
make mistakes. but he is ever ready to
acknowledge them. A California Jour.
nal tells this: Not long since q Ger.
man was riding along SAMSON street.
near Sacramento, when he heard a
pistol shot behind him, heard the
whizzing OF ball near him, and felt
his hat shaken. He turned and saw a
man with revolver in his hand, aud
took of his hat and found a fresh
bullet hole i'll it. Ibid you shoot at
me9" asked the German. eyes," re.
piled the other party; "that's nv
horse; it was stolen from me recently. "
''You must be mistaken" said the
German; II have owned the horse for
three years. "Well," said the other.
when L come to look at him, I be-
lieve am mistaken. Excuse me. sir:
won't you take drink?"
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Wanted;

PY q wholsesale house In Charleston. q.
I'D O.. SALESMAN, having Q thorough
knowledge OF the Aotitme and Dry Goods
Businees and en- extsnaive acqusin5Auco In
the middle. and upper Counties of this
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