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CARLE e CR0LY,

HONTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
I pared to DO all kinds of work in their line, in
city or country Principal place Of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, No. 1924 Second street, between L
and L. Postofhce Box No. 410, Sacramento.
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WALLACE A. BgfGGg. K. D.
sz. LAME.

Hnlee aouFs; II A. II. 10 P. N. }jll2-4pi
$3.50 to P. NJ.
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NNTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 5O8 $50
w street, between Fifth and Sixth, s95TsA
las always on hand a choice variety Of fine Ht Sh
Watches Diamonds JeWelry ETC. aus I'm ssNA.f&
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mEss 9, A. cess. N. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN-oEFICE AND
4 L residence, 7OS street, near Seventh. Office
hours to 9 A. NJ; to P. NJ, and to sP.M.
faaQ-
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A Labor Of Love.
Indians on Their Way to q New Reserva-
tI0n.

CHICAGO, August 6th.-A Dodge City spe-
cial says: About 375 Indians, the last Of
day afternoon on their way from their late
quarters near Fort Reno, 1. T., to their new
reservation at Pine Ridge Agency, d. 7.
They are escorted by troop K, Ninth Cavalry.
This party embraces number Of bucks who
were in the Custer massacre and many who
passed Just west Of here in 1878 on the war
path under Wild Hog. They have been
very restless in their southern home for
years, and had to be closely watched to be
kept down, and evea then small bands we're
constantly ranging for the north. When
once at their new reservation. they claim
they will settle down to pesceable pursuits,
which ia at least very doubtful.
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THE FIRST ROUND.

Time was called, and the men approached
and shook hands. Both had removed their
undershirts. Sullivan's flesh looked hard
and firm. and he appeared in good condition.
Slade looked larger than Sullivan, and heav.
Ter, but his flesh had q soft appearance.
SHADES face wore an anxious appearance.
while Suliivsn's had contented look. After
cautious spsrring Of few seconds, Sullivan
delivered the first blow squarely on Slade's
countenance, following by another on the
neck, driving him into his own cor
ner. Storms OF cheers greeted this
performance on the part of Sullivan.
The men soon were at close quarters. and a
rapid exchange took place A break was
called by the referee They then spared f =
an opening. which Sullivan obtained. and he
drove the Maori, finally knocking BIN down.
Springing up. ths two again clinched, but the
Maori soon had enoueb, running to the ropes,
Sullivan assisting - the movement ty 3
heavy blow en- ths back Of the head snd
neck. a well-directed blow cent the Maori
between the ropes and off the platform hsad
f-st. The Msori soon regsined the platform,
aud the three minutes expired while sparring.
Slsde appeared winded, but Sullivan was all
right,
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FNOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN.-I6O ACRES
e Foot-hiIl land, good House and Barn, Fine
Orchard three quarters Of mile from the Railroad
Depot See 7. l. AC OK, 904 Seventh street jy10-a
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A strJke az the rational Cap,thI.

WASHINGTON, August 6th An extensive
strike took place to-day amorg the iabolers
upon the great boundary sewer foE an ir-
GREASE from 81 % TO 81 80 per dsy. The
bosses at the sewer believed riot imminent.
and telepH oned for the police to protect the
men who persisted in soing to work. They
also believed ths'strikeFs.' were about TO march
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TELEPHONE PLANrsG MILL.

E0RNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
" Sacramento. H. D. YANDERCooK & CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and MoldiDgs
Planning, Turning and all kinds of Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting Of Stores and Offices
SDeCialty ivI9-tf
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MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER N
IFE Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips, Curry
combs, Brushes, etc. No. 1922 j street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento. n. B. Repairing always well done.
ivh.ADtf
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VETANTED-A house OF FOUR OR -
w five rooms for housekeeping; not over s.ii
ten blocks from Postoffiae. Apply at HAH--Az!sal1
MER'S Drug Store. au3-1w'
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CRYsrAL PAlACE sALOny.

Z STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND FS9R
81 Tenth. The handsousest sample sStsklli
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines, AsSfzi -
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons A finc lunch
served w. Il. CHEN0WETII, Proprietor.
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NEw York, August 6sh.-Spesking of to,
nights sparring match, the Sun says: A
large amount is already wagered on the result
of thu match, of 500 to $50 that Sullivan
beats Slade. and even money to any amount
thst, if the eet-to is rot interrupted by the
police, Slade does not stand up for four
rounds. Private boxes will cost S25 each, re.
served seats will be 81, and the general ad.
mission 81,
sLADE "KEocKED OUT" IN THE THIRD
ROUND.
New YoRK, August 6sh.-The boxing
match between John i. Sullivan, of Boston.
and Herbert A. Slsde, the Maori, cans off
this evening in Madison Square Garden, and
resulted in Sl2de being knocked out "a the
third round. BetWesn 10000 and IL. 600
people had assembled in the Garden. About
no policemen preserved order. ard many
more otfic III were on the outeide. The peo.
pie fi3cked to tho building as early az 6
o'clock-two hours before che opening of the
Goors-in order that they might secure o good
position to see the rustch. No seatiDg-room
could be had IL the building et s o'cl5Ci-, eEd
st2ndirg-rools- vas 81 premium. A plat.
form was erected in the middle of the build.
ing, and on this was ring twenty.four feet
il length and breadth. The receipts Of the
atfsir are thought to be about SIG eco, Of
which the Maori was to get 40 per cent.
The general opinion in the garden wss that
Sullivan would come off victorious in the
match, though some thought Slade would
give him more trouble than any of his
previous antagonists. Bets were made early
in the evening of five to one in Sullivan's
favor, and three to one that he would knock
Sisde out 10 two rounds. Ali classes Of
society were Represented.
Soon after o'clock the sport began. There
were a number of spsrring conteats be. ween
men famous with the gloves, yet these excited
little interest, and seemed not to command
much attention
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IE FINAL STRUGGLE.

In the third round Sullivan led off with 3
terrific right handsr square in the face,
which staggered Slade. The two clinched.
but Sullivan, breaking away, again ratified
away upon his antagonist, whose replies were
weak. The Maori wss finally sent
eprawlipg upon the platform. When
he lifted his head blood was
pouring from his nostgils. He appeared
dszed, and unconscious of his surroundings
as Sullivan stood over him. Inspector Thorne
aud Captain Williams then rushed on the
platform to stop tie fight. Slade made their
interference unnecessary. He had enough.
He was helped TO his corner ard his gloves
removed. Sullivan discarded his gloves and
shook hands with Slade. The champion was
Loudly cheered. The two men then went TO
their quarters, and were soon dressed and left
the garden, followed by the thousands of peo.
pla who witnessed the battle.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
r. ?. ROOT. ALEX. EEILsoN. J. DRIsooJ..
ROGT, NEILsON Il co..
J. O. FUNSTON.

4 MON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
.ween n and o. Castings and Machinery of every
description made to order jy244p1m
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BH. LRA E. NATMAS.
~ FFTCE, S2S ] STREET, OVER STATE BANK
I y of California. Residence, 1927 street, corner
Eleventh. Office hours 8 to 1880 \. M, and l to
and to Pm iyl4-1m+
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DUTCHER BOY WAETED.-A BOY, FROM
D II to 20 years Of oge, who has had some ex-
peiience in cutting meat viii learn him the
slaughtering part. Want him to know how to
handle horses, and ne generally useful in retail
business Wages, $40 per month and board Steady
employment Apply to ALEX. DRYNAN, Penryn
Meat Market, Penryn, Placer county, Cal. aus 1w.
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BlRsay a. sFsDEER.
Il. SORIR q Ca.

LAbetween and K, Sacramento. No. 31s Pine
street. San Francisco. jyl1-tf
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Ok. eeDEGEY

ETAs REMOVED To THE SOUTHWEST COR
ner Of and Sixth streets (Tasonic Hall
Buiding, X street utrauce) Consultations in En-
gliSh. rgessa German. Al Professional Calls
prom y attended t., Day aud Night Office
Hours 10 a. 81. TO y NJ: > to A. and to p. NJ.
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A FARM FOR SALE.
a FINE SUMMER REso7T

,
NoNTANING NINE HUN. A /SH7o
dred and sixty acres, six tssgAEssA
hundred valley and three hundred - -
and sixty timber lands, comprls f5 = Z
ng the beautiful and picturesque ----7s----
valley known as " Bear Valley" at the headwater5
Of Bear river some 600 feet absve the level of the
sea oighty-rye miles east OF Sacramento, on G. 2.
r. r, and about one mile northwest from Emf
gTOut Gap spproachable from Enlgrant Gap aud
Alta. For sslubrity Of climate, pure water, rich
ness Of soil and magnificent scenery it has not
superior in California The cereals and grasses,
such as Kentucky blue grass, timothy, red top and
clover do admirably we'll Bear river, beautiful
stream courses through its entire length every day
In the year, aboanding il trout, the whole valley
susceptible OF irrigation II needs be, and one OF the
finest summer resorts IN the State, with an impos-
ing dwelling, complete in all its appointments, to-
Qether with all necessary outhouses.
Terms, SlG,ele half cash, remainder one and two
years, with interest. Apply to James Davies, on
the farm, or J. B. Chinn, Emigrant Gsp, Placer
county. Cal. jy6-lp2mT
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a MAN To BUD. $50 PER MONTH; 5 RANCH
"a hands, 225 20 $50 slso. 6 wood choppers, at
81 60 for 4f0ot wood and 81 SO per cord for stove
wood walters for the city and country 3 milk
ers, $50 also, cooks FOR hotels r-d -ancArs f'e-
nale-a woman cook for s hotel e !r 20 zait; S
girls i0r n0uscwork Tor the city anu country also,
girls fer various other work. Apply to HOUSTON
& CO., Employment Office, Fourth and X streets
Sacramento. jel3-1ptf
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THE FVFNT OF THE FvFNTyc

at length the master of ceremonies an.
nounced, amid oheeEs, that the event of the
evening, the match between Sullivan and
Slade, was in order. The Boston boy was the
first to make his appearance, through lane
opened in tie crowd with some difficulty by
the police. He mounted the platform and
stepped between the ropes, which were con.
siderahly higher than in former matches in
the Garden. Sullivan was attired in a white
undershirt. flesh. h.colored tights. white stockings
and black gaiters. Slade soon follwsd Sullivan.
He was much heavier-looking man than
Sullivan, but his movements were more act
i've, ss compared with thoss of the Boston
champion. TIE Maori wore white under
shirt, white tights and black CATERS, with
low white socks. They took seats in oppc-
site corners. A number of sporting friends
and hackers closed around Sullivan, while
Jem Mace was at the back of Slade. Jack
Davis was named time-keeper, and Barney
Aaron referee. The announcement was made
that there was to be no whistiing, and the
contestants must obey az ones when the
referee told them to break
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Mss. DIR. KsAEnGs.

HAS RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO AND
resumed practice ct Northeast Corner Sew
enth and l streets. Office hours-s to a. NJ, u to
3, 6 TO P NJ. jyl9-f
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.


NTIELsoN BROS, MAN
~ ufaciurers of Phaetons, ga 80
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons and * Sd
Spring Wagons. Repairs L a1e lA22N1Az> -
with dispatch. Fir7tclass ~ork in Trimming and
Painting. Mandatory: Teuth street, between
and (east side) Sacramento. iva 4ptf
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IgNioN HOTEL.

CECoND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. looms SC cents and 81 p r day Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors ana
cigars Hot lunch daily from IL A. N. to 2P NJ.
". G. ("JoED BOWERS,
i,I.4plm Proprietor
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CLUNIE H0Us5, ElGHTH AND K STREETS.

U-NlNI- IIsas@I -I1lI'II 1l1s1 ~ . Il'--is'
FyHE COOLEST AND BEST ROOMS IN TIE
city; aud great reduction ia price, Call
and see that you can rent nice suite Of rooms for
SO g week single rooms, 81 25 q week. Refer
ences required street cars from she Depot pass the
- ..-,--- s-.o .,sr ,,.os ia9z
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest corner of Seventh and
streets, in Brytes new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and Streets
Sacramento Office 'urs: to 8 and TO P NJ. |;
and on Sundays only, to Pm je254p1m
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DR.. 10y FeNn WON.

OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, no. 926
~ Third street, between and J. Blythe pulse
he can 'oca.e disease Consultation free. He uses
40 paisonol- drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for mau. Call and see him. jyl0-tfs
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q. RART. ". g.

DHYSIcIAN AND SURGEON (dONGOPA-
this) Residence, IS C street Office, No.
t27 street (over DAe's), Sacramento, Cal. Office
hours-1O to IL A H.; , % PM; $40 to P N.
Special tentiou given to dlgeases Of the heart and
lungs. jy2ltf
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RR. ". II. RAHnNFH.


OFFToE AND REsIrENcE, NORTHEAST
" corner Of Second and streets. Office Hours:
10 A. NJ to 12g sP. ~ to or. NJ. TT. N. je2s-lm
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PIKE d gp.tM0

OtARRIAGE MANUFACTURE ~r
" ers, corner Of Fourth and D1g5s ssstso
L streets, Sacramento have on - TVA2fS
hand the largest assortment OF sEe-SlSz2Z-
Carriages, Wagons aud Bugges to be found in sacra
mento which they viii sell at very low -ates. jyl3
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T. 1. sNInER. d. d..

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
4 corner Second and stre cts. Office Hours
9 to 1880 A. NJ; to 4, and to 9P. NJ. Residence,
913 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. ms sply
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BK. A. Es h}ktNEs
DHYSICtAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
4 the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence No. 52l street. between Fifth and Sixth,
Sacramento. Office hours 9 to IL a. a., to and
Z TO SP. jelS-tf
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31
The Postal Service.

The manner in which poorly or misdrected
letters made TO find their way to the proper
parties is of the marvels of the modern
postal service The indianapolis office is noted
for the smaIiness of its advertised letter list.
The folks there are regular "seuths" Ill finding
people. But day or two since they teat their
own record, so to. speak. A folded, uneuveloped
letter found i'll the office, addressed to no
name, and signed simply "Will" In less than
half an hour from the time it was picked up, 1t
was in the hands of the person for whom 1t was
intended 1t was not luck, but sagaciy, pure
ana simple. A position at the head of the secret
service awaits this postal official at the expra-
tion of his present service.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31

william P. Smith, alias plain Bill Smith, who
was sent up for three years on floater by Judge
Norton, few duys ago, has instituted habeas
corpus proceedings against Sheriff Hess, alleging
that he is unlawfully deprived of his liberty.
and further "that the plaintiff is SO restrained
by reason of an unlawful Illegal and void SEN
tence of the Judge otthe Marion Criminal Court,
having been passed upon himsDy said judge after
having been discharged from the custody of the
court by the judge in omen court, and without
any due and legal process of law in support of
said sentence" 1t is supposed that this suit is
to test the legality of the common process OF
sending persons to prison on "hOaters" The
writ is made returnable before Judge Taylor at
o'clock this afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31

The last will Of Moritz Schmidt has been ad-
mtted to probate. 1t leaves all his personal
property to his wife Elizabeth and her legal
dover IN his real estate, together with possess
ion of the other two-thirds until death, or until
she shall be married again, when 1t shall go to
his children. A further condition is that when
his daughter Elizabeth is married she-shall re-
ceive $500. His wife is named as executor.
The will of Henry Bowser has also been adj
Matted to probate. II makes bequests of GER
tain real estate to his two grandchildren, Mary
Ann and William Henry ROwney, when they
shall become twenty-one years of age. The re-
mainder of his property is to be equally divided
between his four children, William Henry, Ed
ward T., and Mary and Jane Bowser and Fanny
Ann Myles. John E. NIyles and Edward I.
Bowser are named as executors, and they have
each given bond for S12 1000.
stephen W. Morgan has been appointed adj
ministrator OF the estate of the late Charles NJ.
West, his bond being fixed at $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31
THE t. H. & S. w. ROAD.

Good Prospects that the Enterprise Will Be
Pushed to Completion.
Spasmodicaily for ten years past few active
business men at Terre Haute and points on the
projected Terre Haute & Southwestern road have
Rgitated the building of the road, but from one
rause or another these agitations have fallen
still-born; but at the present time there is a
movement which apparently means business. At
Terre Haute and several important towns on
the proposed route meetings have been held re-
Gently and much enthusiasm was manifested,
and there is a deep-seated belief now that the
roaa will be built, The northeastern terminus
of the road will be Terre Haute. the southwest
ern terminus viii be either Chester or Grand
Tower, on the Iron Mountain road. This road,
with either Chester or Grand Tower "A south
terminus, will put Terre Haute in direct
communication with those immense iron re-
sources of southeastern Missouri. besides trav-
ersing one of the finest agricultural regions In
southern Illinois.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31
Miscellaneous Notes.

BY change in classification, rates on Cali
fornia fruits shipped to Eas,ern States nave
been reduced Is per cent, and still they are too
high.
The projectors of the Fort Wayne, Peoria &
GalesburE road have completed the surveys of
the line from Fort Wayne, Ind, where it con-
meets with several trunk lines east, and thence
to Fayette, O., which is the terminus OF the
Canada Southern, to Galesburg, ILL.,, where 1T
connects with the Burlington system and reach
es both Chicago and st. Louis
1t is suggested that the sO-caled harmony
committee of the Toedo, Cincinnati & st. Louis
give it's early attention to the subject OF reor
ganizatiOn, and devise a comprehensive plan
for the thorough completion and management
of the property when 1t shall pass out of the
hands of the receiver, which Judge Baxter in
timated should not be long hence.
1t seems well settled that the New Albany
and Louisville bridge the Ohio river will
he built. The contract with the Delaware Bridge
Company for the entire wrought-lron and steel
superstructure has been ratified by the direct
ors The contract price is 100000, which is
5000, 900 less than the UIds in 1881. The total
saving all the new contracts over those OF
1881 was stated to be S235, 900.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-10-31
LADIES
WRAPS.

The firm of A. E. Burkh ardt & Co.,
of Cincinnati, are the leading
lean Manufacturers of Ladies'
Wraps, Muffs, Collars, Capes, Fur
Trimmings, Fur Rugs, Carriage
and Sleigh Robes, and importers
of advance Paris, Berlin and
London Fashions. Their vast COL
lection of garments for Winter of
lSS3-'S4 embraces the most per-
feet achievements i'm SaCQues,
Dolmans, NeWmarkets, ViCtorias,
Jackets, Paletots, PelisSes, Ulster
cites, Nantes and Novelty Wraps
of every description. Their eX-
haustVe schedule of designs and
styles in wraps is offered in Seal
Skin, Fur, Fur-Lined Garments,
Pushes, VelVets, Ottomans, Bro
Cades, BrOCade NelVetS, BrOCade
enetts, Jersey Cloths, Silks, SiCi-
Iennes, Princes Rhadzimeres, sc.
They offer every thing from the
plainest and most economical gar
ment to the most elaborate and
costly. Their cutters and designers
have been selected from among
the most distinguished artists in
Europe, and their achievement for
the present season are matChless
in point of comparison with any
thing of the kind heretofore pro-
duCed in this country. For the con-
VenienCe of customers residing at
q distance, wraps will be sent to
responsible persons on apprOba-
ton. Correspondence solicited.
address, A. E. BURKHARDT g. CO.,
Cincinnati.