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Chaneery Sale Of CITY Lots,
Tuesday. January aoth, 1858.

Cs stliman IS Winston J. Bagt- ANA e.. 49,.
Lincoln.
- virtue OF an lnielncut1rT ierr-- uais OBJ
ID The Chancev -id- of tl- UaH-Ir. IAN
and chaucerg Court OF the city sE ..arrH..
November 3ih- ldl, Z VIII sell on l s--Is rF4Ie
months 80 Ful4lc Auction. ar rHr EHrrl
house door. om the stl Of lalu.r -a.
between the luuE uf Sen and Twelve
Co the htfnFf Bidder. lre s.-ls
lots ol grounds, situate iu the city VI Mems
phls. shelby county, E-uu-saa Lsf rH Ul
Block 40. d1. on Beala straar- ana ls- aE H.4.
Nos and - ou Madison s--er. tH. l
mentioned being The property Of o. Vs.. Linz
coin.
dels liz A. ASTON Ce-e e Master
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Notice to Stock Traders.
AUCTION SALES
TO THE PUBLIC,
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing VISITORS to
ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

EsIABblsHED some eight months ago. are
II sun ln active force, and waI be ksrt-up.
notwithstanding the withdrawal OF tine mill.
taIy guards from the yates.
Fafues visiting these grounds must obtain n
Permit, or otherwise they will moi ha Admired
within the inclOsure.
tickets can he had at all times Al j.. c. Hoist
q Co.'S, Mats street; W. r. Smith ( co.'s. Nom
roe street Owen Smith, corner af Gayuso and
second streets, undertakers.
FAMILY tickets can be Ind At all times at the
otnce IN the Cemetery. THOS. STEWART,
ae4-5m Superintendent,
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BALM

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. Il changes the sun
hprnf noe and handstoa pearly satin texture OF
rrvishfnq beauty. fmparting the marble purity
81 vonths the datinC1is appearance 50 inviting
in The city belle Of fnshion- IL removes tan,
leaving Inc complexion fresh. transparent and
sn,oofb. IT confirms no material Injurious to
me skin. Patronized by Actress and Opera
5inqsrs. IT is Whist every lady should have.
Sold Everywhere. Retail price, 30 cents.
Prepared hy ~. T. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders 10
DEhAS BARNES & CO..
nOv2f-am New York.
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FRUIT 6 ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Cotton Plow Lines.

we are agents for the Memphis Cotton Mil,
sue nave IA store one HUNDRED Coils cotton
Factory plce.
Orders for Rope Of any size viii 2e nlled
promptly and at prices lower Llln at EASTERN
Mills. a.. j. WHITE CO,
Dealer in HardwGre 20 'front.' street.
de2--Im
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Important 70 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Guage
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now open and running two daily last e1-
press trains from Cincinnati TO New York ana
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii md MS a
most desirable route. The equipments Or ms
road are u~uequaed by any on this continent
Elegant Palace sleeping cars accompany al
night trains, and smoking cars on all trains
Ample time is allowed at regular hours Tor
meals and the unbrukeu Broad Guage Offers 20
the traveller a degree Of security cOmfort and
speed not 10 be found on any other route Con
nectiOns RIA Cairo. It. Louis, or Chicago tor TINS
route are certain also connections FOR Pitts
bure. Philadelphia Baltimore and washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at al principal offices
For further Information and through tickets,
apuIv TO LARRY HARMSTAD,
AGENT III. Cen. Railroad. "a Jefferson street,
Orto j. b. BNINGTON,
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad, No. ID
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. Or
DINE COOK.
def6 3m Gayuso House.
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FRUIT TREES
RoEN 8 BLEDsOE.

SHELBY
Tonieryins. shelby Co. Tenn,
4rpr.r ~ sale. during he spring OF 1850, a
.saiee fot OF FRUIT TREES. Of varieties
arapted to the climate OF the South
western states For Information.
80 ISIS or catalogues, address US at Collier
r,ii,o Tanu- or Keen q BiedSOe, Commission
,fsrebauts - Front street, lccrner Of Court
and FTonD Memphis, Tenn. jal7-lme
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Bay Springs Cotton Factory

Bay Springs Cotton Factory
Is Situated I'm the Southern Border Of Tisho-
/ mingO County, Miss, 3 miles south Of iuka,
Miss, on the road to Fulton
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section. OF Land, covered with pine timber,
One Large Frame Factory House, D. by A. fect,
three and a half stories.
One largeroomy store House, with good cellars
One large ruomy frame, wood orcarpenter5hop-
One large rOomy Blacksmith shop
One large roomyc cotton she'd
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
FOur single Houses. without sheds
One Large MIL House, with CornG Wheat MIL
one Large Gin House.
one saw Mil, with New Circular Saw
Besides Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs, etc,
with the Finest Water Power in the state OF
Mississippi; a large, bold ana never failing
stream OF Water, passing through q natural
rock canaI-the left bank 3D. feet, the right bank
~ feet high. Of solif rock. The bed or bottom
f aIs0 solid rock IN faGt IL is 8 solid rock canal.
with capacity TO drive four 10 ten thousand.
s~pindles, IN a healthy locality, with good ROADS
10 Juka.
A Splendid OrchartPof about 500 choice Annie
Trees. A Fin Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war. I pro
pose 70 sell this splendid property IN toto. but
70 be invested in Cotton Machinery, and III de-
sired viii remain and s~uperintend the same.
or viii give It up to the party purchasing The
interest.
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists TO
invest in the
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South & East Of Chattanooga,

South & East of Chattanooga,
And to Stations on
Mississippi Central RaT Road,
As follows:
Lamar. Walden,
Holly springs Vests
Water valley, Durunt,
COfteevllle, F1ckenst
Grenada. Naughau's,
Duck Hill, Canton
WinOua-
Stations omitted. are not provided with
a-gents.whlch uecessitates prepayment In Mem
phis Of all bills on Freight for such places
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail-
road, goes through without change Of cars al
Grand JCuctiom.
Parties shipping 70 points on Mobile and ONO
Road via COrinth, must arrange to receive and
pay charges on their goods at COrin-n, as no
arrangement has been made with that road 70
pay charges
The prepayment Of local freights to points
named above, viii no longer be required.
Bills OF Lading should be sens to p. NJ. Pat
tersOn & Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No. Is Court street, Memphis.
W. J.. ROSS, Gen. Supt
decs Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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wraGFpv-g DVDiex Elliptic Skirt.

RradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
Isof the hest material. style and manufacture,
and the most graceful, durable and ecOnumi-
cal skirt mate. For sale by
RICE. STTE & Co,
35L ald so Main street
BradIey7s DuPIex Elliptic Skirt.
The most popular and flexible in Use. For
sale by
WALKER BROS & CO.,
29 Main Street. Memphis. Tenn.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the g ain on the Memphisand Charleston kaiI-
road VIII run DAILY, as follows.
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de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemen's bOOni The Sweetest thing" and
largest quantity, manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face
and person, % render the skin soft andfresh, TO
prevent erUpiOns, to perfume clothing, etc.
II overeomes the unpleasant odor Of perspira-
ton.
It removes redness, tan, blotches, etc.
II cures nervous headache and alnys infa-
nation.
Il cooIs, softens and adds eIicacy to the XII.
1t Yields a subducd and lasting perfume.
IL cures musquito bites and stings Of Insects
IT, contains nd material injurious 70 the skin.
Patronised by Actresses and Opera Singers
II is what every lady should have. Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you
viii use no other cologne, perfuInery, OF toilet
water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES q co..
Props Exclusive Agents, n. Y.
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T.itSfee,s S0te.

, sALE-A Credit Of SIX months.
A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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Paid In Capital -.--. S250,000
Authorized Capital, = 81, 600


". H. CHERRY, President.
A. 7. LACEY Vice President
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier.
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NOTICE TO
The Memphis and Charleston


Ig prepared t9 receive and pay
ebar5as and dravage on freights consigned %
parties 20 the blowing points On the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, viz:
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IS Situated I'm the Southern Border Of usho-
/ mingO County, Miss, . miles south Of iuka,
I Miss ON the mad to FuIfou-
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= x Z n It,
Sole PrOpTietors and Manufacturers, 81 Cham
bers and 70 and 81 Bsade street,
NEW YORK.
wEsrs', BRADLEY & CARY,

This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two)
Elliptic Pure RehnedS steel Springs. iugeniOusly
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to
edge, making the toughest, most flexible. elias
tic ana durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break. Ike she Single Springs, ana con
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any single
Spring skirt that ever has or can he made.
The wonderful heNibility and great comfort
and pleasure % any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt will he experienced particularly
railroad cars, church peWs, arm chairs. Tor
promenade and house dress. as the skirt can be
folded when In use 10 occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a Jingle day viii
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior to all others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and VIII wear twice as long As
the single yarn covering which is used on all
single steel hoop skirts. Tie three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel. and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing or fne rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps. etc. etc, which they are
constantly subject to when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant corded
tapes. and are the best quality ia every part,
giving to the gearer the most graceful and per
Iect shape possible, and are unquestlOuabiy the
hghtesJ most desirable, comfortable and eco
uomical skirt ever made.
For safe iu all irst class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in uiis ctfW, and throughout the United
states n l1uauas Havana lie cuba, Mexico
south America, and the West Indies.
H5 EHsIHire fer ne DuBieS Elliptic (0r
DOHb5ei spring skirt
BradIey-s Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
Combining elegance, Ightness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestiOuably the
MENKEN BROTHERS & CO.,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.


James E M@sTriman, adln'r, etc. rs Robert D.
INA e. al
DY virtue Of an iuteri0rui1- decree. made
ID on the Chancey side cd The Common Law
aud ChuuceFy Count of the cts of Memphis.
November 18th. 1853, I win sell 10 Tire Izge-l
Bidder, az Public Auction. OF the Court H1U-a
door, on Tuesday, the 9th Gay of January I~a.
between the hours Of DO aud - g.. tHs lgltuv r.s
described Real Estate. Wis situate 'TLuE and
being ia the county OF shelby and state of
Tennessee. a certain lot ol Land. being Dos El.t
In block fou Pickeriug, and l9t Na-4 block
g. Fort Ptckeriug-
IEGus or SALE-A Credit OF six months.
de4s tdsI A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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coTToN SEED.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
2O.G0O bushels Gotten seed,

OF this seasons growth. carefully selected and
in prime shipping order. We have about Ef0
bushels each Of Petit Gulf and Boyd's Prolific
Sect. BEAUMONT HAMlLION ID
iaII I'm No. Hu Front street.
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DRIVES PLANTATI0N BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and inyigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidOte 10 change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enllven the
mind.
They prevent miasmauc and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera & Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great restOrer. They are made OF pure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya BARK.
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure of a beverage, without regard to age or
time Of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulaDt
Sold by all GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. Only genuine when the cork is covered
by our private U. s. Stamp Beware OF oOun-
terleitS nd edled bottles
p. Il. DRAKE & CO.,
q Park Row, New York.
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Trials OF q Millionaire

HE ficnest MA" unqne> l"nab'y, st
east so Tar As Income II cuncei Ded, in
New YORK. is Alexander T Stewart, the
ar, goods Dives. HIS income from his
property and business, as learn from ex-
r-lleut authority, duung III" past Year,
wn> 40, less than from ST. coo 900 to
SIS 100000, and wiil be moch g,eatey
her eat, er. This man is a slave 10 bust
uess, and knows and Gales tor nothing
else. lie Is in bis private Office a, Lir
up town establishment fourteen hours a
day. and ha, 70 leisure to drive out, cx-
cepL on >uaGa, Hlen lie sis Gown to n
,ne auchof, table aIIh u bunker or fell
tc~-uerchaht, and ks OF ship over his
vine.
Strange as il may seem, Stewart still
lives in q perpetual dread Of SEDUCTION,
and never walks home for fear of tha, oc-
curro nee. His domestic relations are ir.
tellcluous, as he has DO children and has
several times offered his wife 1900 600 if
she would agree 10 a separation He has
given n,unlticentl, IL public charities a.
lie could well afford 10 do; but among
MS employees lie has the reputation Of
h"fo ana an eNaci'rS master, "hl'e among
Tue 'iieie"d"'s 2e'e'a't' lie IS regarded
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MANNERS. II make it point OF
morality to never find fault with another
tor bis manners SAYS a writer They
may be awkward or graceful, blunt or
polite. polished or rustic | cafe not
what 'hel are if they mean well, and acts
from honest intentions without eccenrricitv
Or Alteration. All men have not the ad
vantages Of good society," as it is called,
to school themselves in all its fantastic
rules aud ceremonies; and if there is any
standard Of manners. it is we'll founded on
reason aud good sense and not upon those
artificial regulations. Manners like con
vefsatl"n, should be extemroraneous and
20. studied always suspect man that
meets me with tie same perpetual smile
on hls face. the same premelia'ed. shake
OF the hand. Give NE The hearty-il NAV
be rough-grip of the hand. the CARELESS
nod OF recognition. and. when orcasion
requires. the homsly but welcome .aluta.
talon How are you NY old friend e"
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After tramp of se7e'a' miles, vas for
,unate enough e. fad nv horse. whoss
lara had become en- an lied around some
shrubs near VII CT, he Md scope 10 'eed :;
and, mourning hun bare, hacked, | turned
his head toward ah-re | tad left my
saddle and other i0a peatme"ta j.; DOR VAS
sorry, soon after >untise. the following
morning, 10 see he long avenue OF stately
live "ak- which line the road as you app
preach the mission OF Sab Jose.
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=" ere arrested.
WHERE Is STEPHENS.

The detectives say he Is In Ireland
--some~ Eere The police Of Kilkenny
aid tie ~a> IN the neisbcrirg town OF Cal
IAN the cher day. and Accordingly they
turned out at midnight ard searched town
aud district. returning ,ef, tired aai vety
hungry. ana | need hardly say ves, crest.
allen. in tie morning The coas, guard,
# Dronhesls believed be Was in "A French
ngger which hovere5 mys,eriously off
their shore towards the close Of last Elk,
and so they rowed off and searched her
and returned .adder AID wiser men accom-
panied by the 'sacres Of captain and crew.
who could not understand The Object OF
his unexpected visitors. The mos, know
ing portion Of the Dublin citizens shake
their heads and hin, that the Head Cen
ire is not MANY furlongs off and the Gov
ernmen,, ike their detectives appear to
think that be is somewhere or other among
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SHREwD AscAL.-The Wuona Re
Pu6f'cd" gives an account of sharp trans
action which occurred IN that county a few
days ago 1T appears that man named
Austin, residing in the western portion of
mona county. was the owner Of farm,
which he sold to u Mr. Woodruff obs ain
ing therefor 81 900 IN cash Austin irn,
edlateiy cane down to Winona, and,
before The deed given 10 " ocdiuff was
placed on rec' I'd induced a second man to
purchase the farm, from whom he received
81 ooo IN cash. The second purchaser
puF his deed on record without delay. and
Thus became The ac'ua owner Of the pror
ertv, while Woodruff came on too lac. to
hnd taat he had been suindIed Austin
having abscUrded meantime. Oil GERS are
on the track Of Austin, no was last heard
from on the nav to 5iiIwaukee.-La
Crosse RcpuJ acan
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New STYLE BATTERY The Duland
17me> tells story ot the way IN Which A
fe'"'hed SCOOTER attempted TO a.enge hun,
self upon Norwegian, against whom he
had long held n g'udge. Soldier in tue
warrior style, having procured she'll,
conceived the idea Of bont,ardinu hi,
eneml's house. but having no cannon he
WAS compelled to extempor ze one tv Dor
my hole IN A log and handinr il with
iron. iiaylrg caieiulI, loaded and urimed
MS wooden gun, he r"ihtei il toward the
dwelling of bis Neighbour, and when nj Il,
had Rendered discovery of his intentions
Improbable. he crep' out TO his batter,
and applied The match. A terrible eyplo
sion ensued. but instead of demutl>birp
the N"rweglans house, The shell exploded
prenan'ei,, aud blew the gun TO slivers.
1t Is further stated thai The gunner
mad to send tor surgeon immedIa ely, to
sci couple Of fraciuisd legs fol bin.
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WHOLESALE ARRESTS,

The Irish Jails are iiiing fast Large
as was The number of alleged Fenian,
pounce9 upon by authorities at the ritpe
OF The G"vetuu ent s"oop III Sep,enh-;
last, believe AZ many as two hunuied
arfes:s were lnada d"rlng he mouth al
!eas, as n.ary more have been picked ii
s'nce then bI toe police. Ia ever, corner
OF the islard, nrslh. south, east AID west
The process OF SEEING and iluptIsonng
Is sui gong on. La most cases the
arIe-t> are lone horse conreIns; IA
single pris pner Is captured al a tlme, ana
then We hear very h1lie about him. W.
have grown so accustomed To that sort Of
Thing now that the arrest ,f one or two
persons IN one part or another of The
country falls tidt upon our ears. Ii Is
only when number of captures are
effected at blow that public in,eres, is
excited. or that the achievement of the
police are thong bit worthy of being chron
iced. In this respect the arrests ade On
eduesday morning last At Sligo (and
already recorded III the Herdfd) are Ger
ialniy up to the mark o ess than twenty
one PERSONS hAviug been simulianeou,l,
consigned TO prison on that orca>lon
>t1go. 1t appears, Is one Of those points
toward winch the tide of III, sier,nus
strangers with which Dublin is inundated
is setting. Perhaps it was to be the
raIINing point of one brarch # the insur~
gent army. A auy rate il Is Certain that
large numbers Of abl,>h"ded men have
come into Sligo within the pas, fortnight,
and remained there since without oslens-
BILE business or neans Of livelihood. The
ponce OF the town have regarded the new
arrivals With the greatest suspicion They
watched the baunls and logged the steps
OF the strangers, all of whom IT " as noticed
were fine, soIdieily-!o"king fellows
well drilled men." keen-e, ed member
Of "the foIce'' pronounced them; but,
whether II was iha: there WAS nothing 10
learn or that their secrets were too we'll
kept. the police could disc yer nothing to
confirm their suspicious. Meanwhile fresh
bodies Ct strangers continued to arrive
until there was a. many AS one hundred
OF them in the town and reighhorhood
action. Before da, light on Weinesda,
de- achment Of armed police visited the
various lodging houses of the town. aud
Transferred 'we"ty-ore of the immigrants
from their beds to the cells Of the loca!
hasiIie. The persons arrested, who were
nearly all returned Irishmen from GIas
gov and Dundee, were closely searched
but nothing calculated TO bring them
under Judge k-ogh's attention was oi~>
covered. TIE men are still il Jail, upon
what charge or what evidencs.ls known
only to the Jealous funetionarv who COM
united them. Doul Ie guards have been
placed upon the prison in which they are
c"nhned. and troops are being forwarded
10 he town and dis'sict in which thsv
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SerYed Hin RIGHT,

a IiCh urcuIIture las recently taken
place III -. Louis. A iarcy. fashionable
aud fast young married man became eu-
amoIeG OF = cay and g.iittr>ng widow,
A"d 'onght /" make conquest OF her. in-
juiluus 10 itt character, culrageouS to
tue wife Of bis b,scm, and ilfamou, to
! inset. He iHteude,! victim soon saw
;hc uIit OF his intentions, and prepared
punishment Tor his iuda,itv hot eGualed
II Tie day Of Inc "Merr, " ives of " md
'"!." She apparently hslene! 10 tho
soft pelsuaSuDs Of his winning voice.
aud made al appointment 10 receive him
AT her house III The stiii> hours OF the n shi.
Heated. like Lotharlo, " h the
tuscan grape he sreaith'ly repaired to
tie spot. liere however in praise be it
sand, the justly indignant lady had pro-
pared Tor hun reception 4 tfrrent from
that "t his dreams. lie was received and
taken INTO a dai keneG parior, wi1h hushed
" i,I-, els, carving bots II hand Lett
l"r ii uutnel, with The iuuJ hratirgs OF
his heart, ne IoIuIGg door. we're thrown
vide, admitting flood Of light. and ex-
hlbiting crowd Of gentlemen and ladies,
among whom was the wife whom he
thought was unsuspec'ingly at his own
home. The denouement of the scene is
said TO have been rich in the extreme,
though The hoolless Knight remained but
few minutes TO enju> 1t
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PROspERoUs Chief ,Jusfice Trpvry

PROSPEROUS Chief Justice TURNER. Of
Ne'saa, is now at New York. and in a
speech OF the 1t inst, be called attention
to the frct that the Safe within five year,
has secured thirty,fve thousand popuIa-
ton, ttirry-six millions Of wealth, and
seven daily papers, besides building nine
cities and the finest roads in the world,
He spoke of her wealth, and mentioned
AS significant circumstance, The fact thai
out of Virginia City goes daily now ton
of silver tulIon
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-16

TRUE.-An exchange truly says tina,
you may insert thousand excellent
thlngs IN newspaper, and never. hear a
word of approba'ion from its readers; bu,
just let line or two not suited 10 their
taste slip, Ohough by accdenr,) and YOU
will be sure to hear Of H." There is more
trouble in keeping newspaper free from
an Objectionable shiug than filing it twice
over