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FOREIGN.

FLORENCE, January 24.-Violent de-
bates took place in the HOUSES Of Par
lament last week on the question OF the
mill tax, the collection Of which has
caused so much rIOtous agitation. The
action of the Government was severely
denounced by the opposition.
PARIS, January 24.-The Chinese EN-
basy to-day had an audience with the
Emperor Napoleon. They proceeded to
III pslace of the Tuilleries, where they
were received with the courtesies ususlly
extended to diplomatic representatives
OF high rank, but without military hon
ors, and ushered into the presence OF the
Emperor. The latter was accompanied
by the Prince Imperial and the Marquis
De LsYSlie, the Minister of War. Dir.
BurIiDgame, addressing the Emperor,
said ne hoped Francs would receive
China as B sister. France hEd hitherto
enjoyed all the privileges accorded by
China to the European powers. China
now took upon herself the duties Of civil
li9atiOn II international courtesy. The
Emperor, in reply, expressed his salts
faction at seeing CHINA take such great
steps, and said ne would be pleased to
CO operate with her representatives. He
referred TO the commercial advantages
likely 10 dEIsS from CkosST ISlSlIOAS, duu
concluded with a general co1gFstulstion.
Toe Emperor expressed himself aston
ished 20 and al american acting ss an
ambassador Of China, to which Mr.. Bar
lIngame replied ia = happy manner.
Inc GaUt0is says the Greek govern
ment has r. scted the declaration of the
Conference OF Paris.
MADRID, January 24.-It is announced
on Official authority that The Provisional
Government, believing that it truthfully
interprets the feeling Of the nation, can
not accept any proposition for the cession
Of the Island or Cuba.
CONsTANTINOPLE, January 23.-Ad-
miral Hobart Pasha has sailed with his
beet from the harbor Of syria, the Gov
eraor Of the Island having promised that
the steamer ErOsis shall not bs per-
mitted to leave the port.
The Viceroy Of Egypt has offered the
Sultan an army of $4,000 men and q
nset, ia tbs event OF war.
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CORY \ COTION.

TIE Department of Agriculture fur
nishes some carefully compiled statistics
o. the corn and Gotten crops for the year
1855, from which w learn that the for
mer-a handJome increase upon last
year Of I37, COZ busheIs-if not all that
could be desired at the present time, sf-
fords an aggregate OF 81, 600 bushels
larger than in 1853, without including
the Pacific STATES, which are unsuited to
corr production but q decrease In pro-
portion TO the entire production,
and an increase OF about sixteen per
cent. in nine years. A good re-
suit, though barely abreast with the in
crease Of population. OF cotton, the
COMMISSIONS says, since the reception OF
the October returns localreports from the
cotton section have been much more ia
v~orsble, especially in the Southwest,
where the result, in comparison with the
average planted, is better than in any
preceding season since the trial Of free
labor. While the ares Ia cotton was
30 newhat less than 1867, the culture was
better, and in all the States west Of Ala
bams the yield wss far better, with less
drawback and Casualty, though the re-
verse was the case In all the mora east.
err cotton States yet In the West that
tells upon the result. The following est.
mate be says is rather below than sbova
The actual YIELD: North CarOlina, lao Oc0 :.
South Carolina, 10000; Georgia, 200
800; Florida, IS. 000i Alabama, 2S5 Ooo 4.
Mississippi, 400. 900; Louisiana, $50 600 .
Texas, 26O 900; Arkansas, PCS, go Ten.
nessee, 2OO. 600; other States, $50, 200;
making s total Of 2 $50 900 bales.
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APPEAL
MORNING, JAN. %, 1853
NOTICE.

~ the book accounts Of J. S. G. Ho-
San & Co., and ALBERT PIKE & Co.,
former RrOpTietors Of the Appeal, hare
been placed in the hands Of a. MCCON-
NELL, for collection. The accounts haze
been due for some time, and its hoped
parties indebted to the late firms Wal
settle promptly, and thereby avoid Htiga-
tioa. AINsLIE, HEATING & Co.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS,

CAIRO, January 24.-Up, Silver Spray,
Q a.m. Liberty No. 4, noon ; Emma
No. 8, s am Silver Lake, 8 pm. Down,
Norman, 0
River fell six inches. Raining.
LOUISVILLE, January "a Down, Min
media, from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
Arrived, Virginia, from New Orleans.
River falling steadily ; eight feet In
the canal. Weather pleasant, with in
dication Of rain.
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v

LOUISVILLE, January 81 The steamer
ST. CIsic No. 2, hence to Tennessee
river, struck a bridge pier last night and
sunk in seven feet water. No lives lost.
The boat can be easily raised. The
freight is q total lose, bnt is insured.
Jay Gould and r. r, Kings arrived
here tonight.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustee's Sale.
HnndaY. the 2jth Day Of January Inst.

Monday, the 2jth Day Of January Inst.i
By virtue of q Deed of Trust, executed by John
ID. Armour, on the 81 day of September, 1860
and duly recorded in The Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, IN Book No. a, pages $50, 3, 4
and o, oHer at public sale, at the southeast
corner of Court Square, in the city OF Mem
phis, TO the highest bidder, Tor cash, the fol.
lowing described real estate Lot IS OF John
D. Armour subdiv sion of original country
lots 1873 aud 494, originally east Of, now in the
city OF Memphis, beginning at a stake on the
southwest cerner of >. Msnsfeld's lot on Mon.
roe street extended, and running west@ardly
with the north line of Monroe street extended
81 feet thence northwsrdly 1857 feet at right
angles with Monroe street thence east with
the line OF an alley 80 feet TO a stake on Mans
fields line thence south with Mansdeld's line
1857 feet to the beginning on Monroe street.
Also, lot commencing at the northeast corner
of John ID. Armour's lot, fronting on Charles
ton avenue, and running south ITO feet to New
Madison street thence eRst with the north
line of New Madison street l25 feet TO the point
where New Madi on street connects with
Charleston avenue; thence west with the
south line of Charleston avenue l5 feet to the
beginning, on which stands the Charleston
hotel-said property being conveyed to me In
trust to secure Edward r. jenkins, of Baltt-
more, in the payment of "A debt OF seven thou
sand five hundred dollars, and OF which a bal
anee of some seventeen hundred dollars re-
main unpaid. The title Is good, but ! will con-
vey only as trustee. 4. :. A1KES. Trustee.
Geo. W. Winchester, Attorney. jsl5
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why Mrs. Lincoln shonla Have a Pen

We are decidedly In favor Of granting
Mrs. Lincoln 8 pension, as proposed by
Senator Morton. She not only deserves
it, bat needs il. We hope to be spared
the psin-she Is so eonfoundeily ad-
vanced In years, you know-of seeing
her again reduced to the last shift-as
she was but little over a year ego, when
long concealed, but finally confessed,
poverty forced her to the ssle Of the gar
ments which a life time Of economy and
industry had enabled her to accumulate.
81. Lo4ts Times,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, January "a -Ssversl SOL
dlers belonging to the volunteer and
regular force were ssssssinated to-day.
These transactions, together with the un-
settled state of affairs in the Island,
caused much anxiety among the people.
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STInsient advertisements hdrfag ne Ttta 9y -
paper, drst Insertion 81 each S@os~eQ"eNt"se
H0a 50 cents per SQUARE ~,
Der line each Insertion a.
A0HthlV advertisements, % JOT yIa ana - "
zach additional square
xde-aS~1tenlS inserted al Intervals, 70 DC cHo"Veo
a. nag each fnSeTflOli- x
NCushIv advertisements inserted ~ ne sCNDAi
ppEaL nh be charged Oac-SfEh 0ddlta0aG..
effgTfisemenS inserted IN TIE WEEKLY WN *
charged hdgofDATLY rates.
Local Notices, 20 cents per ane yg@ t"soNN~st ~H1
I2L cents per lias per PloRuh-
Al .~1llsisat advertisements, not from regular al
rsTftSers, MUST BE PAID foEAN AbN $50 =.
sold aOnpareA.
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BANKS AND BANINK0
s. H. ToBEY, P1es't ED. c. KIRK. Cashier
CITY BAN K

-LATE-
Aemphis City Savings I~nstItHtiOB)s
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT SITS,
TRANSLATES A GENERAL BANKING AND
Brokerage Business.
DEPOSITS IN COIS Oh GURRENUY RE-
eelTed subject TO Check, Is In ali reg.
uiar BSnks.
INTEREST PAID ONLY Oh TINE d..
p0sits.
LOANS EEGOIIITEB on Approved Col.
lateralS.
Orders for the Purchase or Sale0 OF Stocks,
Bonds or Gold promptly executed %
the New HOrk Boards on Liberal Com
mission.
Special attention given TO the Purchase
and Sale OF Southern ard hIseeIIa.
neeas Securities.
COLLECTIOsB made on ALL points In the
United States aud Canada. jail
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IN answer to & correspondent, who
ssks: What is the special design and
purpose Of the State Agricultural Col.
lege, the establishment of which, 81
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TEE undersigned having been appointed
Il Agents for the above Lin are authorized
to grant through bills Of lsdlDg rom Memphis
10 Liverpool and Glasgow. the attention OF
shippers is called 70 this route, by which tbs
delays and excessive transfer charges incarred
al the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF aiding cOntsin through rates covering ell
charges from Memphis to the ships dock at
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
Guaranteed. Fifteen first class Steamships are
now on the line making regular trips on Satur.
day OF each week. FTeighis loaded from the
cars on dock directly MIC the vessel.
THROUGH RECEIPTS given to Boston and
New England points via, GRAND TAUNK
RAILWAY.
For rates and information spply 70
THOMAS TROUT & SINS, Agents,
Ja7 No. EOS Front sireet, 5~smphls.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HARNEY-The friends and acquaintance Of
Major GEORGE HARNEY, late of Crittenden
county, Ark, are requested to attend his fune-
raj. from the Peabody Hotel. this Monday
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
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ELMYRA.

ELMYRA, January 24-Troy, Bradford
county, Pa, was nearly destroyed By
fire. Lose, Sl45. 600.
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LyOR SALE.-One of the finest PLASTA-
4 TlONS in the Mississippi Bottom, situated
90 miles bslOW Memphis IN Arkansas 2 miles
from B edsos's 1 anding, containing 22c0 acres,
with 400 scles IN a high state Of cultivation
with dwelling snd al necessary outhouses.
frame quarters To- 20 hands, good gin and mill,
stables and cribs, togStser with al the mules,
stock aud tools. There Is now 80 or 40 good
hands on the place that caH be had by the
purchaser. A great bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
iQ7 4. o. HODGES.
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CLALRTOYANT.

AFADAM DEVILLE, the world-renowned
MI ClairyoysnL can be consulted on The past,
nTesant and future, at her rooms 49 MAIN
STREET third door above Overton Hotel.
Communications, with 81 n stamp, answered
promptly. deE I'm
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
ALL O A D.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEI-
~ Der 2, 1868, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road VIII run regularly as follows:
0OIHa = Hopeheld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday al $50 am, and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm. -
COMING East Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday 81 1880 a m; arrive at
HoPeheld at l o'clock pm, and Memphis at
Leo pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leave the foot Of
Union street at am.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket cn-
ces in the city.
Frsights for Madison OF way stations received
by P. II. Patterson & Co., at their HhersbcaL
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
Once OF Road 10. u Jefferson street.
au29 II = Is. BEAUMONT, Gen. Supt.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence, on Public EUeHsS, solicited JfOSa
srsE part Of The Uaied States.
ALNSLIE REATING & co.
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Monday, 1st Day Of February. 1869.

MONDAY, Ist DAY OIL EenPuaFys 1907.
Offer for sale, in The city Of Memphis, in front
OF the otics of ROyster, Tr6zevaut q Co., 80
Main street, corner Of JEFFERSON. q valuable
tract of land, containing about llC0 acres, being
a part OF the X. FenneT SEQ acre tract, lying in
the county CT Shelby, Tenn, Range G and :,
Section 3 and 4, 18th Surveyors District, lying
ON both sides OF LOosa Hetchie river.
Said land will be divided into several tracts.
Mr.. John Brown will survey and plat the
SANE, and will have a map at Aessrs- Register,
TreEevant & Co.'S, where it can be seen, and
who will give all in formation desired.
sale between l and 4 O'Clock.
ms OF SALE
Ten per cent. Cash balance in equal pay
ments, at IL and "a months-oond ana good Sc
curly and q lien retained.
THOS. CLARK, @. andM NJ.
}. L. h. Tomlin, Solicitor.
Jackson, January ], 1858.
We direct the attention OF purchasers OF farm
lands 10 the above important sale The lands
have been subdiY1ded, and the plan can De had
al our Office. The very favorable terms of tbs
sale and the superior quality of these lands,
oner very great inducements tor Investments,
Register, Irrelevant s. Co.,
ta2l A~UCTIuEEERS.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY vi,tne of a deed OF trust executed by
ID William Ryan and Margaret Ryan TO John
Gum "a Trustee, ami recorded in the Regis
terra once OF Shelby county, Tennessee, In
Book Nc. 81, part 2, pages 29S, f9s and 500,
made TO secure certain notes therein men
toned, l will, on
Monday, the 1st Bay OF February, 1863,
Proceed TO sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
In front OF the Hall of the chamber of Com
meTee, near the corner of Main and North
Court streets, in the city OF Memphis, sell for
cash, 10 the highest ana best bidder, a. public
%auetloo, the following described real estate,
viz A certain piece or lot of land, situate,
lying aud being in the county OF Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, But
Ter Division, Block No. :, the same having been
conveyed to John Cubbin by VIM. 3 Pickett
having a ITont of 20 feet 70 an alley pa the
south side of Elliott street, aud extending back
between two parallel lines 200 feet beginning
at a stake 40 feet from the northeast corner Of
Block No. 5, on the south side OF Elliott street
thence 200 feet south to a stake thence east 20
feet to 8 stake; thencs north Ei0 feet to a stak g
IN Elliott street and hence west with Elliott
street to the beginning.
The title is good. the right of REDEMPTION Is
waived, but | sell only as Trustee.
Ja2ls JOHN qrEN, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

observation-disclosures regarding the
w whereabouts Of JOHN AND GEORGE
JACKSON. When last heard from they were
living with their stepmcther, Mrs. McCrane,
COrinth, Miss. Any informal on regarding the
above named persons will be gladly received
by their brothsr, Frederick Jackson, at Aurora,
Kane county. Illinois. fa24
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NoRFHERN CT TIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. D. Line.
Winter Schedule, JGns'Ty 49, 1869
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis.
arriving at St. Lcuis At l:0 pm. next day 6&D
am. train arrives in st. Louis II pm. same DAY.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's ONCE, 93SH
Mstn street, and at Depot, head Of Main street,
sS- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company ct Hotels, Pri-
Vste Residences, or on board boats, 10 all Prtn-
cipsl points East and North,
SAM. Il. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa HILL. Passenger Agent JaI
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Attention. Sir Knights

TIHE stated COnaIave of Cyrene Com
mandeTy. No. {, OF Knights Temp "a
lar, will be held 4 their Asylum, Front XXX
rect, OF Monday evening, JGnEaTy/V\
10Th, at 7 Del OK.
Visiting Sir Knights are fraternally invited.
b command of
JOHN TENT, f. Commander.
N. ]. WIGGTN. Recorder. jaA
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IMPORTATION 70 PLANTERS.

TxT r have on hand a consignment of the cell
w ebrated DICKSON SELECT COTTON
SEED" which we oner for tale in lots to suit
the Planter. This Seed, the most prolific IN
use, has bean known TO yield on an average
TWO BALES 50 d ACRE The staple is
very su PeriJ=, ana sample stalks may be seen
1t our 0flee, y e respectfully Invite the at
tsntion OF tbs planting community and the
trade generally 70 the great superiority Of this
SEED.
Ss- Circulars sent TO address free.
jail +, III. AppersOn 4 Co.
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AUCTION.
Ohan O Sry sale
Of Valuable
Shelby County Farm Lands.

IN CHANCEKY JACKSON, TENN.
Edward W. Hubbard, EXT NJ. B. Eppes, decd,
vs.. Heirs and Creditors Of ~. L. Eppes, decd.
In pursuance 10 an ord OF sale made in the
above cause, at August Term, 1888, I snail, on
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Tennessee Cotton COrdsge

OF UNSURPASSED QUALITY, IN LOTS
" 10 the trade, 81 low prices.
DAY a PROUDFTT,
nega Inn AGENTS for the Manufacturer.
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Notice of DissotutfOn.

A NJ. LEWIS this day withdraws from the
n. Law firm of Heath, Lewis & Frazer. The
old business will Ieceiys their joint attention.
Heath & Frszer will continue the practice at
the same ONCE heretofore occupied by the late
firm, where A, Ii. Lewis can be found until
1uTther notice.
K r. HEATH,
a. NJ. LEWIS,
c. W. FRAZER.
January q, 1869. ta24
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TO THE PUBLIC
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
pAwrs az

DAILY APPEAL, one year =
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SDLeadGd on Painfiu0s,

SPLENDID ILPAINTINGSBYALA LADY
30 Artist. OF this city, may be seen, Tor two
weeks, at Wade's Bookstore. All connoisseurs
and lovers of art are invited TO examine these
beautiful productions, from 9 Ana. to l pm.
LnnI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

AN EXTRAORDINARY WoMAN.-In the town OF
Stratham there now lives woman named Miss
Nabby Robinson of whom the neighbors relate
most extraordinary things. Miss Nabby is now
ninety four years of age, and is vigorous anc
hearty as most women of nifty. She still does
housework, milks the cows, makes butter and
cheese, and reads without spectacles. She is
small in stature, and never weighed over one
hundred and fifteen pounds, but her neighbors
say she has been the strongest woman ever
known in this region. When she was In the
prime of life, she was once passing nelgnoor
house, where two men were rigging up pianks,
etc, upon which to roll four barrels OF cider
into a wagon. Nabby laughed at what she
called their .cob-houses," and when tney re-
torted with something about "wom"n's non
sense" she showed them specimen OF her
"ponsense," by picking up the barrels OF cider,
one after another, and putting them INTO the
wagon With apparent ease. At another time
Miss Nabby was 1t store in Greenland, where
several men were lifting 10 a barrel Of new rum.
Nabby told them she could lift it, whereupon
tho owner looked At the little woman in aston
ishment. and told her if she would he would
give her the barrel and contents. At this Naboy
took bold and placed it upon the counter. The
owner acknowledged himself beaten.-Ports-
mouth ~. H. Tinses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20
CONVENT LIFE IN THE NINETEESrH CENTURY

CONVENT LIFE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
The New York Tribune of October Goth says:
Edith O'Gorman, formerly Sister Theresa, de-
livered lecture on the above subject at Cooper
hall, Jersey City, last evening, and said some
startling things. Among others, she cited case
of six sisters who had been in love with one
priest. She said it was generally supposed that
inmates of . conven: had no desire for bus-
band other than celestial Que but this was
not true, they all hankered after q material
spouse. The priests too, instead of attending
to their holy office, passed the greater part of
their time in drinking wine and making love to
the sisters 1t was supposed also, that all was
kindness and love in convent. This was not
SO, the speaker had known a Lady Superior
to compel novice to eat an earthworm and bite
the head of bird which had been dead for sew
eral weeks, and all this for the most trivial
ofense. Most people thought it WIS well to
place their children under the care Of the Sis
tiers OF Charity. This was also . mistake, for
she had known the most inhuman outrages to
be practiced by them upon children. One case
would do to illustrate: A Child only three
years of age had been whipped before her for
some slight cause and then plunged into tub
of ice-cold water, and from this treatment the
child soon afterwards died. Nor were the chill
dren benefited Intellectually, for they spent most
of their time not in study but in counting Deaos.
Miss O'Gorham was listened to with marked at
tention, not devoid of considerable surprise.
Large crowds assembled at the main entrance OF
the hall after the lecture, but they were oisaP-
pointed in either seeing or assaulting the oeJec'
of their adversion, as the lecturer retlrea o5
side door.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

SPIRITUAL MINING AT White PIYE-The Munro
Mutual Mining and Tunnelng company, New
York institution, whose members are all spirit
ualists, is carrying on operations the fiat near
Eberhart City The Hamilton Inland Empire
says:
The operations Of the company are directed by
Madam Munro, a clairvoyant, who professes to
tell exactly where the 'pay grit" is to be found.
Capital stock Of the Institution is SIC, ,000, 900,
of which amount So, 1888, ,333 334 has been set
apart working fund. j. l.. Bigler is the
superintendent of the company, and has been
vigorously working the claim for several months.
He has shaft down some sixty or seventy feet,
and yesterday it was reported be had struck a
fine body of good Madam Munro is con-
suited daily while in clairvoyant state, and
her instructions Immediately telegraphed to Su-
perintendent Biglcr OF late, most of the dis
patches have read: "All right, go on Among
the faithful the stock has recently gone up to
$32 5O SO says Bgler. The president of the
company, Mr. Nelson, is expected TO arrive
here to-day. Since good ore is found almost
everywhere in White Pine, We should not be
surprised if the Munro Mutual Mining and
Tunnelng company" struck it rich but this
would not materially strengthen our confidence
in Madam Munro's spiritual revelations, espec-
tally as relating to mining.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

PRETTY brunette in Omaha was introduced
to young man in the morning, went to pic
mic with him, and brough. him back and mar.
risd him before supper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

ALWAYS MADE HER SIcK-A woman gave birth
to pair of twins, on Pennsylvania railroad
train, lately. She said it always did make her
sick to ride on the cars.