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BRIEF NOTES.

The Sacramento has risen from feet inches to
feet inches since the recent rain.
Joseph DAILY, a delirium tremens patient at the
County Hospital, ran away Mondaynight ard is still
at large.
Three runaway boys were arrested on the street
last evening and taken to the city prison They will
be sent to their homes to-day.
Come OF the farmers on the upper Sacramento
river suffered considerably by haviug their wheat
left uncovered the bank OF the river during the
recent rains.
Officer Fredericks arrested Chinaman about A.
Yesterday witlra roll OF butter, bundle Of grain
sacks and pair of gum boots The articles at
the staton-house, believed TO have been stolen,
and an owner is wanted.
The synod Of the Pacific, representing sll the
Presbyterian churches in California and Nevada,
will meet in the Westminster Presby terian Church,
Sixth and streets this evening at 1850 o'clock. IT
will be opened by sermon by J. NJ. Newell, Of
Santa Clara.
A young Italian called at the police station hst
evening and charged that he had been robbed Of
$50 by two OF his country men. The parties COM
planned of weIe arrested and taken to the station
rouse. They claim that the young man was not
robbcd, but lest his money at game OF cards.
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TO MY OLD pATRONs.

r STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
you are go unfortunate % to require them.
With mind rstured aud enriched by studies OF an
advanced order safely say that there IL hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills taat
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES r am always ready to assist you. ~
past knowledge has been increased By extensive
experience | able to treat you with the
certainty OF success No case peculiar 10 your del.
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to ary
offered heretofore and VII be warranted to have thu
desired effect IN ell cases.
Those Of the public who need my ssrviees can as.
pend upon geutlemanly, honorable aad scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been 10.
fr;red by youthful indiscretions, and those WIG
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult n5
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine By express, with mi
Instructions. All letters must be directed 70 J. u
JosSELYE, II. D., s2e Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal
Cure rsated In all cases, pay requires.
Consult ltions personally by letter, gratis. Gene
for book Comfortable apartments for patients o.
my Infrmary (wheE desiredl with expeTienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22s Suffer street. Adionlrf
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From A. n to 8 R.s
My Diploma hangs in my of1ce-
Purchase my Essay on Psychology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers
ie23.isH j. n. JGSSELyN. n. D.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, October by Thos. W. Gilner, J p,
Thomas F. Haney, of Bath, Placer county, &c
Annie b. White of this city. (Bee please copy,
Sacramento, October BY J. C. Tubbs, J. P, 81
the State House. Geo. H. Trevathan to Sarah
Scott, both Of Suffer county.
Sacramento, September 25-By Elder F. B. Ware
Henry Ward Watkins, Of Oakland, to Maggie
Binninger, Of this city.
Sacramento, October By Elder E. B. Ware
VIM. A. Graves, OF Nicolauo, to Tenie Mills, Of
this city.
san jose, October by Rev. Mr. Adams, W. j.
Irvine, OF Sacramento, to Mary Abernethy, OF San
Jose.
Woodland, October BY Rev. J. W. Bryant, Philip
]. Doll 10 Mary H. Allen.
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San Francisco stock Sales.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
In the Swanps.
SAN FRANCISCO. October Sd
NON srT1-f1 araGToAT

The great railroad contractor Of South
America, Mr.. II. II. Meisgs. writes as fol-
lows:
LIMA, PFRU.-"I visa to say of st. Jacobs
Oil, that an so completely satisfied with its
use that 1 procured box Of it. I havs used
it with great satisfaction. It hiss accom-.
plished wonders and given great relief. II
will always have my positive Endorsement as
pain liberator."
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS STORE.
Seasonable Millinery.

In perhaps no part of a Ladies Dress are the
changes of Fashion more noticeable, or its re-
quirements more absolute, than in the Hat or
Bonnet Colors, shapes, trimmings, ETC., are
constantly changing, and the merchant who seeks
a successful trade in this class of goods must not
only keep large and varied stock, but one con-
stantly freshened by receipt of all the latest styles
and novelties
Having Buyer in New York of taste and
experience, we get the best things in the New
Goods as soon as they appear in the market, and
dispose of such goods while yet in fashion and
favor Another point We not only buy in
quantities for our city trade, but for the thou
sands of out of-town customers who are con-
stantly sending to US This lessons prices de-
cidedly
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Five doctors; 20 end of incidence no
relief. DR.. BensOn's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and I'm nearly well. -
ida G. Young. Hamilton, I'll. Druggists
Keep it, 81 per package.
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RoEM.

Sacramento, October 2-wife of Q. n Kerlin, a
daughter.
Sacramento September 27-Wife of Jas c. Glover
daughter.
Lone Pine, Inyo county, September 21-wife Of
John Lubken, son.
Nevada City, october 2-Wife of C. A. Church, a
son.
Grass Valley, October / Wife of A. G. Compton, &
daughter.
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SEE those fse bsaver has for men fog
81 % at Red House.
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WARsER's HEALTH CORSET ipsures the
yearer an extension of life at least from 10
TO Is years. No wonder it sells st sight.
Fancy Goods Department, Red House.
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Samaritan Ncrvine, the great nerve con-
queror, is guaranteed to give ratisfantiop, CT
money refunded. Get at druggists, 81 so.
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In Our Dress Goods Department we show a
beautiful line of low-priced pisids-yery suit
able for misses school dresses. Red House.
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EYES brighten, cheeks become rosy. musclea
gain strength by the use of Browns Iron Bit
rarc
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NABoBis the best WHISKY Ia the market, and
is recommended byIphysicians foS family use =
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Rock AND RYE cures cglds, coughs and
brorchial diseases. G.. W. Chesley, agent.
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WHEN alI other remedies fail, then try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Triai bottles free.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENrIoE.

Metropolitan Thester-"The shaughraun Fri
day night,
FOR sale o. TO lst-House of ten rooms.
Glass to teach modelling.
Uniform Division, X. Of P To night
Stated meeting Washington Lodge, F. AID A.
d tonight.
Court Sacramento, A. o. F-To-night
Owosso Tribe, l. o. R-Funeral notice.
Presbyterian Church-Tp- night.
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FIFrT CASES of mems and boys hats, in al
The new fall styles. PLACED in ssoek at Red
House.
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TO KEEP OUT OF SIGHT

OF the woman and child. Don't know of any reason
that be did so. He rode up through the ravine so
that the woman could not see him He simply
wanted 10 see where she was going to. He got on
the ridge opposite the house so that she could not
see him. When be had ridden around the hill he
got OF his horse and went to the top in STOPPING
position, but he did not know why he did So as he
had no particular reason for so doing. When he
arrived st the top of the ridge whore he could peep
over he saw the woman about $50 yards from the
house. She seemed TO be driving the cows toward
home Thinks one Of the COWS was staked out
Witness was seventy seveuty-sve Yards distant
from the woman. Mrs. Troai was following one Of
the cows that was going towards the house Did not
know why he had secreted himself. Presently saw
Troai coming from towards the house When he
first saw Troai he was about 100 yards from the
house and lb0 feet from Mrs Troai. He approached,
apparently angry and exeitedly, TO within about
twenty yards OF the woman, raised the gun and
fred. When approaching the woman he carried the
gun resting on arm. When he saw Troai APP
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shoot YOUR PIP BRAINS OUT. "

Witness was then between half and three-quarters
of a mile away Pete had by this time got over the
ridge and out of sight. Troai was at that time
southeast of the house twenty or thirty steps, He
could not locate the position Of Troai exactly said
it was 50 far, over half mile distant Judge Hol
remarked that he ought TO be able to see as well as
hear. Witness said he could hear three or four
miles" Troai SPOKE in broken English. After he
heard Troai threaten her life, and saw the woman
and child start away from the house in southeast
erly direction he rode around the hill aud endeay-
Ored
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LADIES cannot all be jersey Lilies. but
they eaa all wear Jerseys, with lily IN the
batt5n.h hole. which is the nearest thing to it.
Fancy Goods Department, Red House.
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EEstreGs Advertisements
Mechanics Reasonable millinery.
Red HOuse-Table linen.
Chris. Ehmann-Choice family groceries.
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Foe purity, dryness and exquisite bouquet.
Eclipse Ezra Dry challenges the world.
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Besides keeping a stock of Imported and
Ready-made Hats and Bonnets, we have large
force of skillful Milliners constantly at work,
making up goods in any style desired. Many of
of New York and Paris Artists, both in taste of
color arrangement and originality of designs.
In making Millinery work to order, we make
but ONE PROFIT and that on the materials furn-
ished. The labor we charge to the customer at
its actual cost to US
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DIRECTOR APPOINTED. = Last evening Governor
Stoneman appointed as one of the Directors OF the
State Prisons " c. Van Fleet, of this city. 1t was
understood last evening that the appointment
would be accepted.
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The temperature at IL N. yesterday, received
by Sergeant Barwick, is follows Tor the places
named: Olympia, So; Portland, CO.; Roseburc,
56'; Red Bluff 20; Sacramento. e7; San Francisco,
62'; Los Angeles co. San Diego, TO; Salt Lake, 52'
Cheyenne, 43 10 degrees colder than "a hours pre-
ceding yesterday Denver, So, II degrees colder
than the preceding "a hours ; North Platte, 5S';
Omaha, 81; Davenport, Ia, So; Deadwood 81.
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Rainfall.
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PERSONALS.

P. NJ. STANLEY left last night for In.
diauapolis, Ind.
CAPT. SAM CARNEs has gone 10 Warm
Springs, N. c., TO join his family.
B.. BOWLING leaves today ria The Memphis
and Charleston railroad for New York.
IKE PETERS leaves to-day uia The Memr his
and Charleston railroad for Cincinnati.
DR.. S. II. Brown has removed to his new
residence, corner of Filth and Greeniaw.
R. D. FBAYsER left last night pa the Mem
pnIs and Charleston railroad for New York.
W. o. ANDERSON lesvs this morning uia
the Memphis and Charleston railrosd for ST.
Louie.
w. q. MITCHELL lift yesterday tia the
Mem phis and Charleston railroad flr Buffalo,
N. Y.
Miss BEULAH WooDLoCK, who has bsen
visiting friends at Columbls, has returned
home.
j.. E. CARPENTER, formerly of Memphis,
but now Of Nashville, was in the city
yesterday.
Arthur STAINBACK has gene to Louis.
vile, and will take a short run to Philadel-
phia alter viewing the Exposition.
Mrs. J. 7. WILLIAMS, daughter and son
left last nigh, ria the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad tor Allegheny SPRING..
V. C. MosLEY left this morning to ,p.pd q
few weess with friends at r 1ssville and Red
Banka, Miss. He will return ria Louisville.
MASTERS WILLIE WILSON and Eugene
Sullivan have left for s.. Louis, where they
wall stay for a few days and then start fer
the E ist.
Fl. L. GUIoN and wife, Mrs. Calvan T.
Vance, and Miss B.ssis. Vance, left last
night for Niagara Falls, pa Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
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CARRIGAN'S CAR
Narrowly Escapes Wreeking at the
Hands Of a Gang Of Desperate Fort
Pickering Darkies.
Sister Brown Bruised on the Corner Of
Church Bench-Jadge ladders
Regular Matinee.

Another outrageous proceeding is reported
as taking place night before last on the line
Of the Kansas CITY railroad, near the corner
OF Jackson aud Fifth streeis. Fos=man Cor
rigsn has been in the habit Of taking his
friends out for a ride after working hours,
and on the evening in question started out
az usual with several young ladies aud one
or two male frienis. Some of the darkies
living in the vicinity hid asked for the U.s.
of toe hand-car, ana when refused, threat
ened to "get even" When the parties passed
Jackson street, they were wsrnsd hiatt threats
bai been NJ sde to place distractions on the
rack about midway of the grade, 40 as TO
throw the hand-car off the track. The trip
TO the rAvine WAS safely made, aud on The re.
turn, the warning was remembered, and
brakes were put on coming down the grade.
the car travelling very slo Wy. 1t was we'll
that this WIS done, ss the hoodlums ba |
carried out thsic threat literally. Bricks
had been placed on the rails for a distance
OF ten or fifteen feet, and a heavy piece #
railroad iron laid across the track. The CIR
was brought to a standstill. ani a sm Tall hoy
sent ahead 10 remove The distractions. Sew
eral burly negroes interior: d, and ordered
him not to do 50. Corrigan and ethers with
him on the car were obliged to display thsir
weapons aud order the roughs to STAND back
in threatening language, before they could
clear the track and go on. Tn men on the
car were only restrained from other measures
on account OF the presence OF the ladies. The
car at last reached lis DIS nation 10 safety.
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As nature has her dwarfs, not only in ami
mails but in vegetables, 30 art has alec her
miniatures; not so much for useiss to show
the dexterity Of hand possessed by the maker;
and although these are only made for pas
time, yet the workm :nsbip and e!egsncy oil
them may justly claim some admiration.
The history of the sncients' arts affords
several instances Of these minute master
pieces OF human ingenuity.
CELEBRATES, a stone cutter OF Spa.t', made
ants of livery, with all their limits, 20 small
that the eye could scarcely discern them.
Myrmscides, of Miletas, made a chariot OF
ivory, with horses and chariotear II, in SO small
q compass that a fly could GOV r them with
his wings. He also made a ship. with all
her tackle, 60 small that a bee could hide il.
A wagon and oxen, inside OF glaze, 80 email
as to be hidden by a fly, is mentioned by
Cardan.
The c~urious annslisi, John Stowe, in his
annals of Queen Eliz tbeih, relates that Mr..
Mark Sc allIot, a blacksmith of London, as q
proof of his skill and delicate workmanship,
made a hanging or paddock OF eleven several
pieces Of iron, STEEL or brasF, and a pipe key,
all clean wrought, which weighed altogether
only a single grain. He also made at the
same time, a chain OF gold, of forty three
links, 10 which cha n The lock and key iust
mentioned bsisg fastened, and put about a
q iea's neck, it drew the same with ease.
Thu total weight OF the flea, with its gold
chain, paddock and key, was only one grain
and a half.
Adrian Junius slv, at Mschlin, in Bra
bant, a cherry-stone cut in the form OF q bas-
ket, wherein we're ~folrteen pair of dice, the
spots Of each'were 50 distinct as to be seen
by the naked eye.
Schotlus, in his travels into Ita'y, observes
that Mr.. George Whitehead made a ship,
with all her tackle, to move Of itself on tn
table, the roWers plying their oars, a womal
playing on the lu;e, and a small dog cryIng
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d. Il. FLANNERY,
Observer, United States signal Servic
FIRST OF sEPTEMBER ISSUE.

FIRST OF sEPTEMBER ISSUE.
The commercial columns OF The APPEAL
are compiled daily with minute care from
the best sources. The results of each days
transactions are registered, and from those
the APPEAL has, year by year, presented its
readers on the first day of each season with
an array of information Of great value to.ihe
business interests of the city, and a source OF
attraction to business from without. On tie
lat Of September the APPEAL will print a
large extra paper, filled with details gathered
for the purpose by i:s reporters in all
branches OF the ci.y's commerce, aided by the
kind assistance of the secre; aries Of the Coz
ton Exchange, Merchants Exchange, and
secretaries and officers of the various banks,
commercial and industrial enterprises. The
progress OF railway extension 10 connection
with Memphis will be exhibited, and river
improvement and navigation. Also the ma
tarisl progress of the city in building, street
paving aud sewering, and sanitation. The
whole will present a complete and accurate
view of the financial and business condition
of the city, its local Improvements and gen.
eral condition, and of the prospects that
offer so great prosperity in the near future.
Az immense addition to the APPEAL's larl e
circulation will be printed, and will he
widely circulated throughout the surround
iug country and in every principal business
city in the United States. Facto.l, mer-
chants, manufacturer and all professional
and business men will find this the most adj
vantageous opportunity for their advertise
ments and cards that offers during the whole
year. Orders received for copies of the an
nusl report will be put up ready for mailing
when desired. 1t will be TO the advantage of
all to send advertisements and orders at an
early day
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Sis En- BROWN
GETS TOO MUCH RELIGION AND A PAIN IN
HER SIDE.

GETS TOO MUCH RELIGION N A PAIN IN
HER SIDE.
A case WAS tried before Justice Quigley
yesterday which ventilated n high Old time
al Parson Garrett's church, corner of Brink
ley avenue and Raleigh road, last Sunday.
Brother Garrett was engaged in rolling up
the hesvens like an illuminated scroll and
putting a period TO time, when several of his
congregation betrayed undoubted symptoms
of exuberance of fear and faith co nmingled
with effervescent happiness, and the prescher
redoubled The force OF his brims'one eio-
quence. Finally Sister Mollie Blosn be-
came 60 much enthused that che could
contain hersslf no longer, ami began to tear
her hair and yell. Thea suddenly leaping
up into the air Sister Brown fell over with
her whole torcs upon Sister L.ura Turner.
But Sister LAURA knew what wascomiUg, and
when Lhs sheuting aister spraBg toward her
she was prepared and brau-d herself. Sis er
Mollis was thrown against The corner OF u
bench and had the religion knocked higher
than Gilderoy's kite. She was pretty badly
sh altered and was obliged to go TO bed when
abe reached home, and has remained there
ever since. Her husband went over ,hst
night to see Laura about her conduct and
ended by threatening her life. Laura swore
out a peace warrant, fnd Brown was bound
over 10 keep the peace.
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"a FEAST OF FAr THINGS,
Lunch Fit for the Gods At the Crystal
Palace.

The imperial and senatorial ep:curts Of
ancient Rene regarded the turb0', brought
from the sea alive aud killed just before
cooking, as the elimination OF ali thst was
deligkttul at the festive board. We have
jus, at our doors a greater piscs-orial deli
cacy in the channel or blue cat. That SUI
psrb caterer for gourmaods, Charles Meisier,
will to-day serve a. the CRYSTAL Palace a cat
fish chowder and a splendid red snapper.
All are invited. B 81 Of Bohemian beer al.
Havs IN Jrapobt
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GastOn's Hotel.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBuRs, August 16.-Departed: City Of
Helena, st. Louis, IL am.
New ORLEANS, August l6.-Arrived bid
en- Crown, Cincinnati. Due. Port Eads and barses,
and City of New Orleans.
C~INCINyATI, August 16.-Night-River 6
feet G inches, and falling. Weather fair and pleas
ant. No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, August 16.-Noon-River 6
feet 0 inches, and falling. Weather clear; thei-
mometer 10. No arrivals or departures.
ST. LOUIS, August Is -Night-River fallen
5 iuches, and stands Is feet 4 inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and warm. Departed: A. NJ. Hayes
and barges, New Orleans; City of Cairo, Vicksburg
CAIRO, August 16.-Nigbt-River 16 feet
s inches, and falling Weather clear; theImom-
eter 769. Arrived: City of Baton Rouge, New o.
leans. 2 pm. Departed: City of Baton Rouge, st.
I ouis 2 N m
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on the dsok-lhe whole no bigger thsn

on the dsck-lbe whole 10 bigger Than a
walnut.
Cardsu siso Fpsaks OF an artisan at Lyons
who mede = chsiu Of glass so light snd sler-
der that IL It fell upon a stone pavement 1t
would not break.
Tie Celebrated John Mall r, or Molitor,
as he Is Sometimes c1lled, R7~giomoRiznus,
Is reported to have constructed al iron 6y,
which wss put in motion by wheel-vork, and
which hsw abou. AMI lesped upon the table.
II an entertaium7nt given By this pDilo5o-
pher to some Of his particular friends, the
fly H. from rs hand, aai after p~srformiDg
a CO. siderable rouud II returned again 20 Inc
hand Of It's master.
ii. MailiArjet constTucisd sever-l AUTO
mate, representing insecus and ala,
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LuCAL

The curling for paving Winchester av-
enue wac laid yesterday.
The "Porters' are preparing for a fine
trip. Dress drill this evening.
-Ninety-siI miles of wire for the tele-
phone TO ] Jackson arrived yesterday.
Capt. George OHaver ia acting chief Of
police during the absence of Chief Davis.
The probate business is being rushed.
Judge Eldridge made one appointment YET
terdsy.
The poles on the telephone line 10
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Sufferers from Kidney and Liver

The direct result of viliated blood and weak
organic movement, will ind Simmons Liver
Regulator a true remedy for these COM
plants 1t imparts new life 10 the blood
and reviews and strengthens the entire system
by pre- noting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has done me more
good than all the medicine l ever took. j
would not be without it. GEO. H. PRATT.
~. s. Dcpu.y-Collector ID District. GAS