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Attempted wife Murder.
Schooner Stranded.

San BUENAvENTURA, January 17th.-Dur.
ing the prevalence CT a sudden westerly gale
which sprang up at noon to-day, the schooner
California, Captain Brandle. loading at
Hueneme, parted her lines and was driven
on the beach. She had on board $500 sacks
Of barley, owned by A. Gan6elfo partly
insured. As the sand banks up rapidly
around wreck, the chances of getting her
off seem slim.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEoonD-usros.l
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Root, NELSON q Co.,
TYNI0N FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
4 Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF syery
description made to order. au2A4pIm
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GABLE a GseIx.
Louis sLoss q co..

nEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AEp
streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Peits and Tsllow Butchers supplied with Salf,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fcI
all cousignments. alS-4pH
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A. M SnEfhs
MO. 412 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasftter-work done on the most approved
sanitary principles dI-4ptf
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a 5SAYER AND CHEMIST, No. s17 5ThEET
N Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Cheuica
Analysis accurately carried out at short notice are
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and God
Purchased. Instructions given In Blow pipe Assay.
ing. tSsSD FoR CIRcUIAR.) n24plm
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Nominated for the Assembly.

VIsALIA, January 17sh.-A J. Alwell was
nominated here to-day by the Democratic
Convention for Assemblyman from Kern
and Tulare. TO take the place of W. L. Nor
tor, deceased. on the thirteenth ballot.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC

G, Herryssnn a CO.-Manufacturers and I'm.
porters. No. 1856 Kearny st., near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden St
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SEATTLE, January I7Eh.-By the arrival Of
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETc.
n. 8. Crocker d Co.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers Nos.
s15. 217 and 30 Bush street. above Sansome.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Baker a Hamf7tOn-Importerso Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware; Agents OF tho Benicia
AQr'l Works Junction Market. Pine and Davis sts
George A. Davis Il fCo.-Manuiacturers AGENTS,
327 and S2o Market street.
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wM. EaLERY BRlGGS. N. D.,
ACULIST, AURfST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Thlost. Ofics, 42e3 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Eours-o:30 to 12 A. NJ; to P. n sundsys-
$50 to Ii A. NJ: to4P.M. dit
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

The GgtGa PeYslss and Rubber sssnufaes-
uring Company-asLufaeturers OF Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentees OF the celebrated
Firs. and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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Defaulting Mining Secretary.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 17th.-D. B.
Chisholm, Secretary of the Albion and
number Of other mining companies, has alb.
fc,nded. The Directors to-day received a
letter from him, stating that he was a de.
faulter to the amount of 81, 800. and stating
how he had covered his crime. An examipa.
tion of the books confirmed his statement. 1t
is supposed that he took yesterdays Austria.
liaa steamer
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Tele2raphtc
Insttute-(Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. w. Z. Chamberlain Jr., and T. A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post street, eppo.
site Union Square, s. F., Cal. Send Tor Circulars,
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
HATS,

Justin Gstes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 72s
Montgomery st., 8. F. Country orders solicited
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SACRAMENTO RECORo-uNioN.
San Francisee once, 10. 8 New Montgom.
cry street palace HoteD.-J. n. Sharpe, Agent.
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*. "a. RARE. D. ID. 4
u. II. PtERSCE,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

MISS G. A. GOss, N. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHY>ICIAN-oEFICE AND
ll residence, 703 1 street, near Seventh Office
hours 10 A. NJ. to 12 M; 8 p. NJ. to p NJ, and
| T. M. to SPM jl7-t
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Feeling In Los Angeles Over The Appoint
menf OF CnshY.

Los ANGELES, January 17th.-The gang
of tramps who captured an emigrant car be.
yond Yuma on Saturday last arrived here
this evening, and Immediately commenced
operations. They stopped several persons.
ordering them to stand and deliver. Four of
the six have been arrested after some lively
skirmishes, in which some of the citizens ok
part The other two will be caught before
morning
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DIX. dc DERRY,
OF o EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN q AND 1.
| SlO Hours-9 to 10 A. NJ, to 8 and to s
P. N. Consultations: English, French, German.
Avis en- Franeais, Anglais, Alemand. Consulta-
tionen: Deutsch, Englisch, Franzossch. d23-tf
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rHE KIND III WANTED

- ,e.ls ale .l.s .1i s1at..hy al Ter ae :, new constitution n, it, zsafc, ,ata enthlcs sa9n. saelies,ins the sesetnat II Aikaas4a
 There :, sansc ak T Il Hae sea tke ,he llea
 @all. l dunno sh Fl hafc, set ,Ie new orc tete Ii te Wliilo le, ffas r nle #ne IA ! pe CT likes 'a .et te..r often ,. hpss eha, Ana~s an sc. tit, =..ae ;. ha, 4ont knaU l,c ole ansu,ui4ou saiis me long as gets plenty ,o rat. When ] i,ils 'ct se, dat sah den aai', e~Ine ,et be a Hastty 's,nthanse n .e Ian Anuder th,ns asm de hanse |, da >ay dl, et de neN on,iliuuon IS tait h Afoan dA.ll pa, .ie nigsets ii slahee sgin $os d.a do4n s'ni nc. ssh
 That's aIl nus,Ake. lhe .oeetuei repliei. sn h a ,hins would nese, be attempted. even ihc ausitatton B ere hanged every ycu Ho~ ~nsld au Ike so sec tte Nomcn .atc
 ea.a!a 5se eh bass, ia' u.y ,,e ~oeli 'f.tn a., ,sia ne ,h,' on fe e'ton iat l. NnHii ea' he n, .zes TT .ke iai 'ou an nsd au iai day Ao. sth 10 0l scD vel fur fc suumin tei ,an le As' be. has tttn 'ltnh lat44 ...l ,ei tat uo.At4 Ter 5, al. .a4 1'ss. 4se i lsh, be pupleAs.,ni in en, s,h .a. boss. ny idea ob eons. .uiiap Is ter .' | al sai i.4t. .e4t ,er hcah sae i hoaiH f4t it saf4ztst#s,sa.l a.s ailln cr de hnsa
 V ts lo.. aie aa, hra.1ly m ieb', arc yuI
 50, sah joan owe nu.hin. bsn ei i eouss4,8'lpn like iAl gsaster oiue toun l'a bory money ~i.i!e |. @a passtn
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ef watermelon. .ei, n ,se ''ooi by the boy. There @as si.s.sas noise, and then ;hete esine n aw.3 ,hump. a> though a ,es ha4 ia.,en 1sen stoan a5ose.
 Whats he mater U, here 7 called Mrs Malk,:,le.
 I'm dead refae4 the ain,s,e,. Wha; he sieaee sid you suppose ind in struggling ;o arse, he stepped or a hasmen, of he md, and s;Iu the foo, with k!s aose. further restrain, was in- possible. anl he hoN.ed. anu when h,s wife came Ni:h the Ash,, he sneared blood azress h,s heck n m a,;emp, 10 wipe his nose. aad sNerc ;ha, the whole internal ne,shbothoea had eensptred ,5 destroy h.m. As he hobbled a~av, he boy tenarke He d.aat - by ,he s;falsh, toA#, aI.s. he .e, y he :. ayslae :
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WHY HE wouLDnT GO

nee Abe, ain, ,er sa.ue Ter de i9aefAi = ssket 7iotci ~nnaa ai au a.d man Aha atooi m 'he s,fec, .s ; fnnefAi procession passed
 " .So etiie, 1 an 70, ilu.e
 l thought ia' yef Aaa great h 'ef ..p ter funerals .ja :. ae fas' one dat ebef seed yef uss
 Wall daf hue fsiA4a CT. s,4n3in' '4. aa ie ma in is heafse. 4a iheashi lh ~oalipl =
 i)as 4o4n +.t1e an Inference .er ken iafgise hn. ng@ 5at hr dead
 a, zaatA tarss.s se hitn cay enough. s..g fcAn l4i lc ,plant infsa.e me CT see | owed !s zen isns4a .el.sf.l dollars AL fl .s4s CT ga aat lar, shen n ..yen F o'fn II de gaze an. lai's 4a4r 4as ..4sntet ;er ie I'l ia'sif my -f sa s4y t4y yer aa, i..pney in i, 4Ay Q, ,s5. sal - eh 2. se - .s.en' II ny r nc aa' ! sge'k ! T '-eiser afs sseay a4ta be an4ier faaefzl ,es'fY saoa .-ses4e. sp .en seD H.4se ., ir .as t4lf.e
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PRICE, $ CENTS.
HAD A FUTURE

wan, yea ,e leave e9y hoase su, es5 laaed ladse Ne,tleson. aass'p Ad dressing he young man who >eugh, hts 3aus her m marriage
 nay leave youI house. and n tat l have no objections Ia ,he structure ,e- manlns exactly where Il IS. to, have nn means al moving Il. but do obieet la ieaNins yoat daughter, whose atie,hcssS ! have gainea ani whose hie would wi,he. ike Fiowet aat of season ~e,e Il net ,a- iefsaS en ~4th ny own
 You ,ak ike tenanu bod AT. Wha, have yau so, io iced my daagh,ss an. SIT
 What |. she n the haha, ot ea.sag What hc, regular gie, l don, s,ns.,se faod revolution.
 she has been a#sastetaed to s.ilne. and fl he were Ia many yaa. | an son. .laeed hat she would hr sempe.isd la ialcea the pleasure There is ne ase lA taking . me. hea n aat mary ms .ls4s h,e,. anl n shis reiassl icel fhh tae caiic s,atc uf Arkansaw wsii ,ske an le,faslur interest
 s'll man n ne, heia ',as st4Ie Al ,4sli r. slessac.s 1oa "a not knae Eae. Ne "a lh.nk ,hs, am poor. aautiet ted unhneea ba. ., have iaiaf, te iar lac
 II shaashl -. ,a1 uti.h, tass ,he eel
 And | l san rtoye Il 'o yaar aat.sia 'loa. All you s"e ,oai 1anssnt n oas marriage
 stes at
 Aa ush a, 'hAl ha.e inu, beioie TIC
 lhats N hai yol sad.
 haze. iaf II dtd sio, have ihu,e besoic ne where would have Il 4es daut .lfnk 'ha, have . ful1ie behins nc. io ,o4 \ mans taia,e IS alNay bs inre hm. anl te correct any ettai infe NftsL yot miah, haze itllsn l n .iate ,h,' itls ! oan's ptsitt.a behn.d him
 The Il ..eutleia ln ieac led lai utp 5,cri ,u.i epae! !" l alsays aasa iaa, ay lAushlc, aho 4.l esfhe, easity | nsh a.in pr the btsget tfei .e 'he aanty. ana yaa arr nes' u !. Ysl my 'AAe her
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Hole n. he sata Ani tha ,sa,e e,ssl ske hete
 taniksaw re 1'eI ,he easnec, 2 toaA around. and f taa -geNcl "a eItat. NC T CT .icasst ,1 eottes, Il
 The slaa,ter approached ae .sa. but ~as aSAu kno, kcd 1n~n SD blamed Ii ,h.> ,h,ns a,ni s.i,..a sat,e, uresone ,e, me
 GU d better resi awhile
 Look here, ant yer ene e' them iei. ierS ~ha, they read abeat
 We'll no, particularly
 bl,ese yer an Come m the house, and they entered lie ab,a W,ie. ;his > the boss set down. sah Come here Tidy, an' >ee ,he 6lan Nhars ihe hess oM. ye. sl Nal. ihc, te mlssin' tleat faas aner ,te house. Aioil an sec ct some ' the beys tn4 that etp.a he,e aaae rel !. ker lie, yetsc
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kntW TOO ducH

@A.t ,e, s@lsc dA, asssd aa eli nc.t7 .s La s ie epene 'hs gate.
 crIne fer return ae eaii ob I,s- Eaek nor, ?
 kant ,sr alo' hesh in de Y4Id ap' amsact her -
 Ter doau know aha, | means he garasa replied didn say da, she allea ne saii dat she tailed on me ?. Aliei@sn ye, z
 fas, sah
 Wal. - dansefi0la iu sch A yfaf.. ,ssson Ter tpasn noga le ne.ghtoihooi. ,e, so; so rnueh grammar an 'tsths 'neiE an g'lseness la, i'm ateefeA dat eonebody nigh, steal yer Co on ba'k .4f Inter ic hoase an blje iem aiy haze
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HERE. TAKE THE GUN

ias; before ;he sai;.e Nak's M3il. tn Htal.ey aa4a,y. A.SaasaN. aa ins.- aen, o1tarreJ. 9h.zsi has stnee been ,eid ]; al re unions .e ,se aH semen, Il au hearers ast te;efe ne butte opened ! federal si;, Wki,e ming ;hIoasa .he woods. lis oseted l5nic crate soout sitting under rec. The feaefai d.s- mounted aaa lfYfoa het ai;ioas!y frorl behina. Tie zonie .era,e's san was leaning asains, ;he tee aa, ;he ie eiA. reached around and ,enso.e.i l. stepped forward and exclaimed
 oh, yes. l'te so,
 ' That's iae,.
 Come. ge, on yoar horse. ar ] II take you in:'
 The ,wo men Iaoinie anl s.ar,ed on through the woods T .uc,ion winch ;he federal supposed ,o be ,he union lnes. bu, which the confederate soon diseoseied was o@atti Is o~a command. They had nc, gore f4i hen | ,lo,y ire af tnasAe,fy caused re ;e cTll'o ,sk
 faI k74 eho | sei ''e,e
 "les
 Mha
 :. lac >he.5y.
 Ire -s
 Ghey CT i t;s'e ,s: hei ...e te.., ei... l.. .Ae ..@.e See; he auie C. a;e eaa .y.as izsass ,se t9fsc n iron, ot h.a. when tie ,4sh af small arms. and ,he boom. aors i aaoor. a4.e.. inc ;wo men . s,of
 10 JOS sno~ Aho ,rai axe. ,he federa!
 les
 Who a:
 MafaiAlia<e
 The lev! ,ls
 TAey xer, T san, he ie cr4i grow ms more and more nervous. lfeuy soon heavy hnns and u. awful rebel yell, ,oii ,ha; ihe batle vas opened.
 Do ysa know yho 't, $ 1p there 7. asked he ie 'er4l
 "Ies.
 Who IS s:
 !" Ma>ey ~,;h h's lasins
 The h-,l ,, Here ycl take the sun. and y ,he fe ;ae er h4nse ~a4 TnaIe he men were T 4e confederate Ines
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VOL. }. NO. I7.
SHE DECEIVED HIM
4e4,.y l,,sel .!e sosas s4.

,es. -eat.y la5el !e so.as sA.
 4st MS s;F5a: !-n 7y,. l. .sss aes So mach iat r.1.asa a.St
 .. soans hseer ~.s a1's >tss'
 roan my helf, .e s..s-,. sa,-:
 re,
 saseliike .sees. saa. f7.s 'esse <
 V fsine.
 ..as9n ny u9's ,4sk ..s~,a j. .5&r aaa1 "a aas bss'a,a'a ra..foa'. !5Na ;ae eo4r,ry, ~Aar na,ar .s ', a.tsa.s -..3. stack ap her iips ike !e aos; ss , e1.!a sa' bessed ne faF l-a~ .'s sake s3i, t5fset eae eaa, left. " 9sa 'l;'!e fei. E, 4,aat asar-y s-, oa,'s sss, l.se
 game .s,t5 zer. ,ay isiea', as r,y ss,} sas ae ls seae '~ay frs1 A2ae ass.y sa E
 s..i 4ea',
 4ssa !eaeasg ass! stsl ..i szs.-aa.ay rom V 9zass s4.,s 5n,y saasA.ae, le s9e j. te
 ss=ef tar eaee. aa' S.s sse iaicfaa,e. loss. - sse -z. e=he r4e aa, withdraw Ter i=!'a'f5s. k i= =; sven; 9alz.at ss5 io2 .ssssi1c q, eas.a i..t 'ie7f; sF2-. t5..a n sot3e tei,eF elaf .:s- T. ss5..s
 s.4 she 'e-sbe ne h .y .s,eas can.
 ,'sa5~ When lei' ,osn ,ts ~ls .ean $ ;;in, Is gnrl-,ree aas O., -ar2~. .,r !rcsses sa, rsat an raotefste . :ho-.
 sn come back fir fer ..4. !ee Matt. >seaa ss ..c leaa gil she sls Co s'as ;4i Aai sAe hai ter ,3rasi ,,.A TVS Ter st; n z'e .s E to5, on her, 55ss, Id .siaak n 's
 o'-
 as blame nigh a. large as ,~o e3..as-a
 s.se men:
 IT. .a married her, sa'., Fl s5ae te1 u aa:-~ 5ail ra.ae! !e be-, D .,.- eo.a .-., .raan. sse,'-r ta >: 5a ,.;e cain s. 3h l. flnt.. ass 5>e :, .as -s Y 7a.4 iske so ,aG !. g72is s9s.i-t -sr .reSs.
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NOT SELFISH

M.<c ! An c.stoll4sei, sad the poII-e ulge. h4.e e; you os tune a.a ;.rae aea,a, and ,9t easc promiset ne ,a4' yel ae..t ec.cr se, ar4nk asaia
 l vsaal ter so' 1siaox 'his tom ser honor. oaiy isr 'aassF, se ~ .s oa, 2 taea
 @kal iifiefenee sho.i tsn make ;. T. YoHseif that 9elrs .rlsred. nsa nle
 t@ aas se.ssh yer aaa hal tatn< 2. ses.a a.oas. u. As l.u sI.e 2n., maa ,has oeea auFea v the uana- acfoa. rest aae ae one aes, n harse re - ,? %!.h he ], < for the bash ag IS
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| seems ;ha: the e'fef.s ,o e@tab sh Aneneaa ars;ocraey are likely Q nee. ~.ih success. \ large nlrnoer of New York people TOW. have printed sips io prove that ,hey are ,he .ineal descendants of kings. Afer awhile the north wiil be filled wI,h princes, bat this 2ill 10; ,n the leass daant the southern colonel If the country were filled with emperors. khedives, dukes and kings. ihe colonel would still be proud Of hss ;i.le
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A MIRACLE

\ b4agt8~' 'he -'.h.r nisht, @hen he paos cs4lng4 had fe4chei tha; s,4xe % bright and interesting L. the pasileipaais one of the eonsgsI2s4ssr look up glass iiled xi;h water and ,hoaghlessiy began 70 pour the contents iato half glass 9f wine.
 Look out, you sre pouring water in my giass-"
 -Ah, excuse me, replied the gentle man, for did not intend ic work . rairAcle7
 How work miracle .'
 .' By tanning water into vine"
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.mhiag that JrTetsnn Davis eaa eyss say ~ili in ihc least tend 70 pain, seess- s.on "a a more acceptable eoiof. Eyer, time he attempts Q explain anysh ing he makes is worse, from the faa ihsi he seasons from ! ~ofn out, 2 twenty years ago, standpoint. There is no II feeling besween ihe north and south Mir. Davis day $ gore. The Mast cartoon has loss IS effect.
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THE JEWS.
Yo-.s M~.k,;,,e AsSs Concerning Then
 Gfea. cIir.e-- Ike Half of Melon.

VI. NaiS.::le sa; aa the font steps sa::y s@nmins I religious tune. The a.r same " cooling breath and the birds :s.::eIea n he shrebbey. He had cached l successful sermon l, his chai@h ar4 a failroad capitalist who hap pened Q be there, congratulated the preacher when ,he services were over This. :he sood man considered a srea, compliment. and n pleasan, finger his :hoash,s would turn ,he compliment eve! and over. .hai. with the ia,tered :.i.....s eye. !: ni.h; bc viewed from all s..es. asi after ;he capitals, had com :..Es.ea;ed he minister l woman n plain eress and san-bonne, approached him -aa sad Mister, yoa prealh!n' has qed ss.e sslst:.y .1s.ressed by slek. sess ;; aea.e. ard ;.se,. wi,h overwerk. =a.s.e Aefe :hls n.efn.n carnin' ] heavy -ea. e.; aa~ ! eaa 70 back - the 9e~s.4e 4y ..;,le sufferers With .sater heaii Ter have crank from the iaan;ain Tie munster IS he sa, on he s:cqs hsrlns Is n ,..e twilight. dia TO; re=...! ;hese remarks. h he warm glow aased . ne capitalist he had forgotten he woman. o,i he eonld he excused. for : :: nos ire way oi me modem gospel IS NC. as f he ~o4.d
 The boy s2, on inc hail floor seooping :he qlnk slush. from halt watermelon. iteser;,y he arose. left his melon and jo,ned Is father.
 Nha; $ q Guel = he asked.
 Ii $ j fight between two men
 The youn gsyer reflected for moment and sud Tel re a5ou; t.
 Well, wien .wo men become involved ia 41ar'el. ore sometimes challenges ;7e other, ,ha; :. luyiies him ou, to tieh, T@e2 ,teY ;4ae pistols or whatever HeAf oas ;aA; ta,c been se,e ,e, by ;heir i;.en.s ead ;iy ;e k... eich other.
 IL I e1e aaaE s.., the oshet. wha, ta .y !av v..t h..a
 As .e :hes ., s.a. se.
 An; .sNfoaE
 es, .;.s eesy Sea
 Dar', 0axa sna Goi:ah hsh, lael =
 Well yes , s.nl oi one
 Was :a.t, @iaHg
 ' No fer :he Loti was a.;h Dayid. Ba, | he Lord N was,el be with a man wna, does .sh; duel. Il soaldn', be g.icked, would ,;
 Such :h,ng ls impossible now Why ; Il
 Because :he Lord. IT the olden days. had chosen people and was with them when ,hey fought
 Who sas His chosen people.
 The Jews
 Ind He Ike em better than He did he o:her reoPle v
 res
 Does He ao4
 No, 70, nox
 Why -a
 c2ase-,ha; $. ,aey 4iso5eyel Him. T t4.4er 5ec44se :Aey wouldn't accept ,he sH CT 5.; k.EleG linn
 ", U hey taii linn
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-18
LIMNlNGS.

\ ooy in play tore the pse;are oi a |. !. [! newspaper. ran ;o his faiser .na :zc.ainled Look wha, so. Whose .,:.re Is i; :" The parent took the scgay paper, sazed at l, 3 moment and re-
 co You have torn oti he name l; ei:her the picture ei Prise ashter oli:ical fool. a swiniler or tie q, an f baseball clu5.''
 don, know what this means. sa.- young man looking 2, telegraph dis- pa,ch. .'l don't know ,he fellow and .1r'; see why father should callme ho'-e 2a his account The dispatch read, Come home and attend Michael Coi- z.s IL was afterwards discovered ,ha,
 should have read, Come home l-. attend Medical College
 During the war, lady m Gailaun. Tenn. who prided herself on her devo- .o- :c the southern cause. heard ;ha, a2Eaber of confedera;es, recently cap ;ered. would be marched pas, her house .a route to pnson. She ind dls,tloss!y 'lTae6 her attention ,o bak,ns cakes aa! es Nex, day she filled baske, wi,h provisions and stood in the street as oody of men. n brown Ieans, Inasched as.- To each nan she ga.e axe l-A re When he las; n n @as re4cae1 ae asked Where were yoa car. red : Captured We aias ay- red We'se ge;,in oa,en he eay 3 ;he aaserip,
 The average Ar<Ansaw m4a has sFea; desire to be called te;ec.ve f ae ne a deputy -ons:ab.e or spe-ial police s-an on the oceaslon ot par ie, Ais aasne eser afterwards appear 4s 1e- .ec,;ve so and so Nearly eYep ares. r.@de hy detec,i.e. and &hen robbery Is committed, the ~ de;ec:ige soes around attended by party of boys. sews he surroundings and leaves after @fefoundly shaking his head Nex: day ne newspapers contain ,he following
 Detective Zigglefoo, visited the scene s he robbery yesterday and when inter s.e~ed by the Horn reporter, gave # as 1is opinion that the work was done by sxlersenced cracksmen. He will visi, ,he place again in ! few days, when, it $ houghs, importan; discoveries will be 7a6e.''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-18
PLANTATION pHILosopHr

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-18

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-18

,J9sa ,hlak bai ab 4 m8n aas r somr'rnes hss loudly face u ic sAy ~as lllcr hfisb' far so@i'int l,e 10 esss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-18

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