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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

The JonesbOro( East TENNESSEE Flag
is fearful that the corn crop III that
region will vet prove a failure, owing to
excessive drouth.
An exchange says: A collision
between the whites and blacks is re-
ported as having taken place at Chat
t%anooga on Wednesday. The negroes
we're driven out Of the town, but pro
curing reinforcements they returned and
renewed the fight. a great many were
wounded. Fears are entertained of q
general collision in that nsighborhOOd.
The muster out of the Tennessee
state militia is being resumed, a civil
and military examination of the reported
outrages on black and white u~nionists in
different portions Of the state, having
settled the fact that they were gross ex-
aggerations.
"A movement is on foot in Nashville
to establish a line Of steamboat packets
between ~Johusonville, on the Cumber-
land. and Florence, on the Tennessee.
Col. B. NJ. Edwards, and e%x.union
officer, was recently tried at McMinn-
Vile for using seditiOus language during
the late canvass, and sentenced to be
DISQUALIFIED from holding Office for three
wears. We presume he inadvertently
said he would vote for Etheridge.
The mayor of Franklin denies the
reported outrage upon white and black
~unionists at that place.
The Banner, in an article on the
credit OF the city OF Nashville, says: IL
thus appears that there actually remains
on the tax books, ulc0Hected, the enor-
nous sum of S28S, 1852. How far this
would 90 towards relieving our present
embarrassments, let all delinquents care
fully consider. We doubt not that scores
of those who are condemning the hnan-
eial policy of the city council, and
swearing that corporation checks are as
worthless as Confederate bonds, are de-
lipouent tax payers. Go to the revenue
collectors Office and settle, gentlemen,
before giving further vent to your indig-
nation.
The citizens of Nashville are com
FLAMING because the state Librarian keeps
the library open only two hours a day.
The daily american Union OF the LIST
inst the total destruction by
fire Of Webster & Mann's foundry, situ-
ned in Chattanooga, on the night of the
3Jst of August, by which the proprietors
lost $50 600, and q large number Of me-
ebanics are thrown out of employment.
The Dewitt CArk Eector says ga
terrible affair has occurred at Mariana,
on Friday a Mr.. Bradley, Overseer on a
plaptadon, attempted to ehastise a negro,
Who resisted his authority, when he was
set 1pon by a number of the negro hands.
He fired upon his assailaHts and killed a
negro woman. He subsequently, had
bsm ali arrested, and at the trial before
= magistrate one OF the negroes called
him a liar, when the whole band again
atteeked him. He fired upon them, kill
ing two men, and made has escape
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To mY OLD FRIENDS
IN
wost Tennessee, M5ss&ss5ppj
and Arkansas.

HANlSG IT0ffS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
IL the eS5iNPkNY, would nesPectqlly ask
a6e st,snaoa Of 5sS,S 20 ' aad TeSs5Ie m HReh.aai
bon as 49, thev may assure lher families
through va5t Ia The event q o 60 ~ or them.
aa RON Al i~mpoTelsn7' N Al case
t+s1ceess 10 hie- .ses With ma and ia
NJ resSrnmeBded 70 paon9 stree 1lense:
Onr once Is 1aere we viii be happy
room De7o aeeded Information 70 those de-
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G. It's AT Mt
IMPROVED lion SCREW OoTToN PRESS

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aUadaV Water1 Foundry and Machine sbopop postsG ayWOH House, Memphis Tenn
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N' -
Commercial Hank
Exchange BHUklU
F'r1n RS 81 EZgn &c !
Merchants 5
People BsEki0
Planters Q
Plantrs&N 'ch' csBTk JIG
South W u. R-.
StEte Bank 8
Union dl
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

THE creditors Of the estate OF s. 8. Malone
aye hereby notified that / have suggested
the Insolvency OF said estate 70 the CIerE or The
County COurtof Upton county, Tennessee. and
their sisimsz. duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof, OF this notice viii be
dlsdin Ar Of the same.
VAL aAEFoRD, Administrator
a-LLL-. - nnln.E
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]. NJ HALL, Clerk

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Fnrty-seven, and comprised lois IN the vicinity
OF Memphis Tenn. COrinth, Miss, and Her
uaudo. Miss. deeds 70 which have been made
to the lucky cket-holders. For this, the Sec
ouG Drawing. however, we are able 20 offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy ns1 Of property, much Of which has
already been advertised 10 the public, we select
fh. FrLuv-annH
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above property,
SNluJ ieeJi very available for residence and
deslrsDly located. Valued al Ss5a.
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable ma~uufacturlng site with a
uarr.efuaI fal Of 81 feet Of water, situated In
Winston county, Alabama, With l0J acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
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Eighth Prise:

The Franklin Female institute, at Holly
Springs. Miss. a handsome and vel con-
siructed school building, most eligibly located.
This is very desirable property. Falued al sSvJ'
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COTTON-The market sympathised
with the depression in New York and
and closed dull on the basis OF yester-
davs transactions, few bales having
changed hands and no buyers on the
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BON US
NJ. c. r H. bonds 10
NJ. sc. RB ouponso -
III. so. RR bonds
NJ. q c RR coupons
Tenn. bonds, Oldj
new ts
Tenn. cuupuns.
NIiss.C.R.R LIST m & eos
H % "a iii
Memu'LsC City binds 45
cOupons-JJ
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The Fort Smith lark. Herald says:
Fine crops is in the mouth Of every
farmer in the country. They say there
never was such fine crops of corn in this
country before.
The new Catholic church erected at
Fort Smith was dedicated by the bishop
of Arkansas on Sunday, the 18th OF
August, with imposing ceremonies.
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Tenth Pise j..

75k acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
comfy. Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
mios, This is very desirable, and a. excellent
nice. Valued at 500.
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NO GIFT
Or any other SWindle!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKT STATk AND
HAVANA LOTCEBIEE.
only LFE4L LOTTERIES In Z, s,

TEEY are drawn under state Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited With Us $.
Collector as Security
The prizes an drawn iu public by two sworn
Comml@siOuersappoIuteG by the state.
Must be drawn IL tickets are sold or not
RIZ ES A L / CA H.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawing each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chase OF tickets.
Du=-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Ticket 81 20 SD. acclrdingtO scheme.
Prizes g. 10 sIUJNlU. according 10 scheme,
Principal Agent, GEO. ". FO&SI. No.
Ia TaaHa~gnn street.
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Tickets 50 each. May be had OF, or ordered
tbrougb. any OF the Company's agents. at the
TenfrsI Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
ZONES strain, fernando, hiss.
S-fockpolders, Directors aud Ofhcers Of the
ooTspany are prohibited from purchasing or
boidfng tickets in any Of he drawings. The
Gonopany is simply The media for the purchase
snd sale OF real estate between property mold
-ani the afperal public. les IN
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Resident Notice.

Rv j. II. SWAN, Deputy ohersIL +,
Aneust a. 1867. auao Jt-l
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TIrq.stee'S SnLe.
nv vlrtue Of a Deed Of Trust to me executed
Il by II. Seessel, ST., and Jannet Seessel, ON
oath day OF August. 1854. on
coturday gpnfpmhpP IA. 1877

Retween the hours OF 10 am. and 2 pm, A. the
Tonrthouse door of the az Court OF Memphi-
I win sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property; Part OF snn-dlslsion OF
40 feel from the corner Of High street and
PocIar' on the south side OF Poplar street, I'M
~ easf- Darallel with Poplar street nfty-hve
sast ~ a stake, thence southwark by one hun-
drad and forty-eight and one-half feet to an
siisv sixteen feet wiue, thence westwardly
s-itS ssid alley hty-hye feet to a stake, thence
n~orfhwsrdIy one lhundred and forty-eight and
one half feet TO the beginning.
sale made to pay note o. sald n. SeeSsei, SIS
~, ~ sum- "a One Thousand dollars viii interest
S,nm me Path Of August, lSA. Equity Of no
nenn,ton vVsIved.. A. 3. MYERS,
usm Trustee.
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OFFICE
ROOM NO L,
Corner Monroe and Second sts.

W0aEVV "W 5o~UNN HU9s
WE have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF the Registers ONE, compiled
by the late HENRY A. ORNE: and, after
more than a years trial Of their accuracy,
and a careful experience in the business, not
one mistake having occurred in all that une),
We are enabled TO furnish complete dersign-
rnents OF title 70 ali
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
a. the shortest notice and on the most reasOna-
-. 4srTos- q. J. CAMPBELL q CO.,
Do a.1ccasanra To hnnd n HannnhaM-
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Ninth Prize:

IotNo. o, IN Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size I02EI53 feet A beautiful building loll
Valued al s1OO.
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Second Prize.

cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
oJAiyl, ln the CITY OF Chicago, ILL.,, only three
guar ers oi a mile from the heart Of the city
and within one b gCx Of the street railroad in
gersecung every part Of the city, Valued At
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Monday, ON Day Of 1867,

At the SalesrOam Of Mtssrs. Royster, Trez-
evant 4 Co, No. 276 Second street, Mem
phIs. Tennessee. [Ayres' Block, sell 70 tne
highest bidder, for cash, the following real es-
tate, Uo-wit A certain lot OF gronhu IN
Inc county of shelby and state Of Tonnes
see. known and designated on tho plan
of HiPs subdivision OF their lands IN the
an civil District Of shelby county, as Lot No.
no fronting on the East side Of Walnut street
l02 feet, and extending back between .pefaliel
lines nom the front $50 feet TO an alley next
East OF Walnut street tl02 feet by $50 ieetl, TO-
gether with ali OF the appurtenanees thereunto
belonging. The title 70 said properly is De
Ileved to be good, but l Will sell ana convey
only as Trustee. EQUITY of redemption waived
sale between u and4 O'Clock
~ JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Iogwood a Pevton. Attorneys aus ID
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Trust Sale.

IN pursuancs ofthe provisions Of C. trust deed
4 70 me executed by ]. a. nevis and jane
Rose composing the nrm or Nevis q Rose. On
the 5Jth day OF March, 1857. and which E duly
registered In the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tenuessee, In Book No. %, part 4. pages
~ and ~, FOR the purpose Of securing = C..
snyder IN the payment ola certain pr0miaz1rv
note therein mentioned 4 viii Oner for sale on
Saturday, the 14th day Of septembeF, 1851,
between the usual houu Of legal sales. say az
y O'Clock m, a. public vendus to the highest
bidder, at ~ e0uFthouss door IN the city OF
Memphis, The following described leasehold or
real estate, situated IN the county or Shelby.
state Of Tennessee, At tbs Intersection Or Front
and Auctlon streets in the city Of Memphis.
rOmting MY tJOl feet on the east siGs Of front
street and running back between parallel lines
one hundred and eighty and one half IaTl
feet % an alley, designated on the plan OF the
city q Memphis aslOt No. IzA. on which Is ST.
uated two houses, Que composed Of brick. the
other a frame said leasehold continues for
i've years nom the 8th day OF March. 1871. and
viii be sold 70 satisfy the terms o. said deed
or trust.
TERMS ASH. Whilst the undersigned be-
ueves the title % be conveyed by him viii Do
good, still he viii only sell and convey such
title - resta in him a. trustee A. Aforesaid.
JAMES LEE, JH Trustee.
sept. 3, ISL. Sd I6t
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rTH First DraWing, which took place al Her
uandO, Miss. on The 18th inst, WIS attended
with unusual success, when g. IS remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the Lucep-
ton OF the enterprise 20 that event sll,UJb
worth OF ticket having been sold, a Ike
amount OF property WAS drawn for, under the
SUBDIVISION OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present and, as
will be seen from The suGOlned OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted 10 q
close iu a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNANDo, MISS, JuDel5, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report Of
the First Drawing OF the southern Asylum IS
correct, and That the proceedings were charac-
termed by asplrlt Of fairness and business un-
surpassed by any DrzwiusaOf which we have
any knowledge. The Managers o. the Com
pauy placed The tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control
Signed: J. 3. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE.
V. A. HEkRIWETHEE,
". ". EAMPrON,
NJ. MAGENENN,
JOHN AINSLIE,
Committee.
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Chartered by an Act Of the Legislature Of Mis-
sissippi passed February To- 1907


u1HE following receipt from the State Treas
urer exhibits the Gaci that the Society has
paid into the state Treasury the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars Tor the beneht or the state
University.
COPY or RECEIPT.
No. lE-State OF Mississippi Five thousand
Dollars, STATE Treasury, Jackson
Received Of W.D Lyles. President, etc, per
C.B. White, the sum of Five Thousand Dollars
IN full II AuGit0F's receipt warrant No. Il
dated July Is. AD. Isl, in his fay0rs on account
or University Of Mississippi. under SIN section
OF Act Of FebEuarv I6, ls67, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, Edu-
Cational and Manufacturing AID Society
18th OF July AID, l~i7-
JOIN d. ECHOLS, Stste Treasurer.
In she Three Preliminary Distribution and
Grand scheme. there viii ne distributed 10
Premiums. amounting % S5&,a3 IN 800 uerun-
Gates
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rim Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
2JyIJU feet. Valued al $50.
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Cottage Residence, S rooms lot l20El70 feet
IN, Eorland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line
Valued az 5000.
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There were no new developments
affecting the status Of the cabinet yes
terday. Further changes do not appear
nrobable.
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LEGAL.


AUlTTtUTDNoUF UVUVF -TVNNVOs
LII persons are hereby notified that 1 VIII
a apply for letters Of administration on the
estate Of Giuseppe Prospect deceased, al the
September term Of the Probate Court
j. A. sIGNAIGO.
ar1a rarau- Vice ConsuI Of ItalV.
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TRUSTEES sale.
therein secured, J VIII on
Saturday, 1lth Day Of September, 1859,

D1 virtue or q trust deeu e4eSuta1 OmS u
10 the 18th day OF June, 1886, BY Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and duly regis
tered in the Registsrs Once OF Shelby COuntyt
Tennesses, for the purpose Of paying me oeot
therein secured, win on
Saturday, nth Day Of September, 1859,
at tie saIesroom OF Messrs. Royster,
Trezevant q Co. No. Z6 second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, Ayers Block, sell
20 the highest bidder, dOrCash, the following real
estate, tO-w A certain lot Of ground in the
county Of shelby, State OF Tennessee. and city
OF Memphis, known aud designated upon the
plan OF Hlifs BubdiVifion OF County lot No 5l
a. lot No. 20, situated Al the southeast corner Of
Robson and Hilla streets. fronting n feet
on the south side Of Robson street and extend
ing sOuthWard for depth 1857 feet between
getker with all Of the appurtsnancsa thereuntO
belonging. The DLle TO the above property is
believed 10 be good but i Will only sell and
convey a. Trustee. Equity OF redemption
waived. sale betWeen hours OF I0a and 2 O'Clock.
JOHN p. TREZEVAAT, trustee
Touurnof. a. FaFfnu. AfunrHeVa aulffdg
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

DEEP SNow.-On the Bonner Lake route across
the Sierras the snow is reported to be 20 feet
deep-within two feet of the telegraph wires
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
TIE EYES! THE EYES!
DIR. E. H. PARDEE,
OC ULIST and AURIS

4 FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
N more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all disc of the Eye, and is prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such Strabismus,
cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or fleshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or buging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymals, or closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brlliancy
of the real eye. A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients be seen at the Doctors
office daily, in different stages of recovery. DR..
PARDEE has associated with him DR.. II. BIGELow
Oifice-7e7 Clay street, (above the Plaza
lear Dupont street. l4.ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
GuBERsAroRIAL.--In an article bearing the
above caption, our esteemed contemporary, the
Morning Call, canvasses the claims o. those
gentlemen who have been prominently mention
ed in connection with the Office of Governor
Abiding to the Hon. John Bidwell, it says


Bdwel candidate OF his own volition He put
forward by that eleventh hour URionist William H. Parks
who present the Radical head Of the Union State
the Third Dtrict (now represented by Bidwe and do
so he must get Bdwel the way only this
Dy securing his nomination for Governor Hence ii Is that
all those in the Third District
Congress are anxious to have Bidwe nominated for
Governor and some OF those in Parks interest
to denounce Rebels and Copprheais who
mot in favor Of Bidwclls nomination.
Now this is as ungenerous as it is unjust, and
we most emphatically protest against this style
Of eleetioneeriug. Gen. Bidsell, it is true, does
not seek the Office of Governor or any other office,
but will consent to serve, if he can be nominated
by upright and honorable dealing. lie has not
been brought out by Parks any one else in
particular. He is the representative of repre-
sentative class of our population, viz the farm-
ers of California. With the professional politi-
cions he is not n favorite, but with the great
masses of the people his name is invincible.
1t is unfair to lug in the nomination Of Parks
and couple his name with that of Bidwel, because
Parks was elected as State Senator on the
Chivalry Democratic ticket after the fall of Sum-
ter. If Parks is unpopular for this cause, surely
Gen. Bidwell is not to blame for it.. There are
other candidates for Congressman whose record
is beyond reproach.
Besides all this, we really do not believe that
Parks wants to 60 to Congress. 1t is true that
ostensby he is a candidate, but we are credibly
informed that he is ambitious of representing
Yuba and Sutter counties in the next State Sem
ate and this he is holding as nest egg to fall
back upon when the proper time comes. As this
is none of our funeral, we simply allude to it
Ndpa Register.
timely administered. We can only add that
Parks is hardly considered in the Congressional
race up this way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

A HEALTHY DEcIsIoN.-The people of Auburn
Placer county, have notified the Chinese cyprians
of that place that they are no longer required
and that the +" brothel' statute will be enforced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

TRuE.-Colfax struck the key note in his
speech at Washington the other night, when he
said those who love the flag shall rule the
country" To this the loyal heart of the Nation
responds amen. 1t is and must be true 1t is
the only safety for the country He who loves
not the flag does not love the country. lie who
turns from or against the flag, will abandon or
raise his hand against his Government. The
flag is the symbol of free nation. 1t is the en-
sign of Union once great, now greater, and
soon to become greater and stronger because it
will rest on principles that are bedded deep in
the soil of right. Yes, those who love the flag
shall rule the country. Those who did not love
it were traitors to it once. Those who do not
love it will be traturs to it again. Those who
will not love it are unfit to be entrusted with its
keeping PiacerrWe Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

We thank Mr.. Oberdeener for file of the Sac
ramento Union during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

VINE NEAR TIE DooR.-The Massachusetts
P2ornnan we'll says that a traveller over a country
road would instinctivey have his eye caught
and his thoughts somewhat tangled up by vine
growing vigorously near the door of home. 1t
does not matter how small or humble that home
may be, it is raised in the esteem any observ-
ing passers by holding up the suggestive shelter
of a vine. 1t expresses love in the house, thought
fulness for what is at once graceful and ap-
propriate, pure and healthful domestic sent-
ment, and spirit of contented happiness which
many one goes the world to find, and
looks for in vain. Such simple home ornament
as this, is token for all to see that the
dwelers beneath the roof it adds expression to,
arc persons of feeling for what is true and love
ly for native refreshment and quiet happiness
There should not be a house in the land without
o vine somewhere contiguous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

Ir WAxr.-There is an old lady living near
Princeton in Colusa county, who has an untor-
tunate and helpless daughter to support by her
industry, who has if they are not dead, both
husband and a son on this coast The husband S
name Is Ignatius Noble, and the sons Robert W.
Noble aged respectively 90 and 20 years. The
old lady came to this State expecting to join
them. but she has been unable to find them
Will the press assist in getting this family to-
gether? The lady is old and really in need
Sacramento Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

FIRST GuN OF THE CAMPAIGS.-The Sacramen-
to city election, held March 18th, resulted in a
glorious victory to the Union ticket. The whole
vote cast was ,7O7 David Kendall, for Third
Trustee, had 445 majority, and the balance of
the Union ticket was elected by two to one.