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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09
HA RPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Critical Notices of the Press,

The most popular Monthly in the world,-New
York Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high
tone and varied excelences Of HARPER's MAGA-
zINE-a journal with a monthly circulation of
about 10, 900 copies-in whose pages are to be
found some of the choicest light and general
reading of the day. We speak of this work as
an evidence of the culture of the American Peo-
ple and the popularity it has acquired is mer-
tied. Each number contains fully IA pages Of
reading-matter, appropriately illustrated with
good wood-cuts; and it combines in itself the
racy monthly and the more philosophical quar-
terly blended with the best features of the daily
journal. 1t has great power in the dissemina-
ton of a love of pure literature.-TRUBNER's 5
Guide to american Literature, London.
We can account for its success only by the
simple fact that it meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing variety of pleasing and in
structive reading for all.-Zion's Herald, Boston.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

GREELEY recently lectured in Worcester, Mass
achusetts. The Spy says "Mr Greeley is not a
pleasant speaker, and man of less fame and
widely respected would hardly have held the
audience. He has q monotonous, nasal, sing
song style of delivery. Many of his sentences
were brilliant, and from the lips of finished
orator would be recognized as eloquent, and his
directness of speech marked him as clear
thinker, and one speaking with purpose to in
struct and elevate his hearers"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

EDUCATION helps men to do whatever they
have to do, much better than they could do
without it. The mind, the hand, the eye, must
be educated that they may assist each other. A
well trained mind will guide Alright the judg-
ment which must be formed through the medium
of the eye. The eye controls the action of the
hand in all that it does in the accomplishment
of anything that pertains to art or science.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

ELoCIPEDEs.-Velocipedes are all the rage in
the Eastern cities. A velocipede is a carriage
for one person, having two or three wheels plac-
ed one before the other and connected with a
beam, upon which the person sits astride and
propels the vehicle by striking the earth with
the tips of his toes. The use Of velocipedes has
recently become fashionable among the aristo-
cratic ladies of Europe and America, and is of
Partisan origin. Just now the problem puzzlng
the brains of fashionable modistes is how to con-
trive apparel suitable to be worn by ladies when
abroad Ia velocipede. Their perplexity is ca
silly imagined when we remember that the ami
NAL cannot be ridden with a side saddle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

TIE Supreme Court of California has decided
that where property is left by the father to chill
dren and any of them die, without issue, the
mother and the other children shall get share
alike of the property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

CURE FOR SoRE THRoAr.-0ne of our exchanges
says:
Refined saltpeter is one of the best remedies
for sore gums or throats. Take bit as large as
pea, and from time to time repeat this, and
great relief will be experienced. We have
known severely infamed throats-with ten
dency to ulceration-entirely cured by this SIM
pie remedy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

RAINFALL IN DECEMBER DURING THB LAST Sew
ENTEEN YEARs.-The entire rainfall so far this
season, in San Francisco according to Thomas
Tennent's rain guage, has been 5.07 inches. As
record OF the rainfall in the month of December
during the past seventeen years will prove of in
terest to our readers, We present the following ::
December 1852, s.o5; 1853, 2.32; 1854, O.sl !;
1855, 5.76; 1856, 3.75 1857, Ala; 1858, GA !;
1859, l.57; 1850, GIG; 1861, 9.54 1862, 2.35 !;
1863, l.so; 1864, SOL; 1865, O.5s 1866, 1916 !;
1867, 1909; 1868, 3.74. 1t will be seen that the
rainfall for December this year exceeds that for
the same month in six out of seventeen years next
preceding. ng.-OakIand Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

A GUSHING "girl of the period, commenting
on Mormonism, exclaims " How absurd-four
or FIVE wives for one man when the fact is, each
woman in these times ought to have four or five
husbands. 1t would take about that many to sup
port her decently."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09
VERY LOWEST RATES.

Internationally the best sustained work OF
the kind In the World"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09
INTERNAL ARRAsaEMEsr.-Great astonish

INTERNAL LARRAHGEMENT.-Great astonishment
was produced in San Francisco street car the
other day, by the explosion of torpedo, which
blew the car off the track and scared the passen-
gers nearly to death. The machine is describe ed
as follows I
In genera it resembles an old fashioned
" pinchbeck watch, being about two inches in
diameter and ve-eighths Of an inch in thickness.
1t is composed of Russian sheet iron, with two
strong claspskof lead, by which it is firmly
fastened to thc Fail of the track. Fixed in the
interior of the torpedo, and nearly reaching its
upper surface, are three gun-npples, which are
securely soldered to the lower plate. They are
armed with ordinary percussion caps, which are
exploded by the car wheels passing over them.
The machine was filled with some powerful ex-
plosive mixture, and the result of the experiment
WAS, no doubt, all that could be expected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

THE New York Working Home is failure,
though it provides good accommodations for
So 25 per week. The girls prefer dearer and bet
ter boarding houses, where they have male So
cietv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

The portrait of Washington has been placed
under the great canopy in front of the town hal!
in Barcelona, Spain, in place of Isabel Segunda,
torn down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

THE power of fortune is confessed only by the
miserable for the happy impute all their success
to prudence and merit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09
To the People Of Trinity County,

With this number the present proprietors ad-
dress you for the FIRST time through the columns
of the JoURNAa in relation to its management
hereafter. We do so with diffdence, for, aside
from appearing in an unaccustomed character,
we fully realize the responsibility we ave as
sumed. The liberality always manifested by the
people of Trinity towards their local paper, we
think ustifes us in believing that to obtain gen.
eral approval we need only deserve it. Entering
upon the discharge of our duties imbued with
these sentiments, we therefore, without any four
ish of trumpets, tender to all an assurance that
whatever of ability we possess, coupled with an
earnest desire to please will be given to the con-
duct of the TRINITY JOURNAL as family newspa-
per, Independent in politics, and specially devoted
to the interests of Trinity county We shall endea-
vor to make our columns reliable medium of
general news, an accurate record of events trans
piring within our limits, and as readable and in
teresting paper In every respect as our limited
space will allow. Politically there will be no
change of front by the JOURNAL. Aiming to be
the exponent Of an enlightened public opinion,
we shall always honestly avow and defend our
political sentiments, and trust that we shall be
able to discuss questions of public policy tenn
perately, unbiased by partizan passion or preju-
dice. We believe that the principles of the Ma
tional Union Republican party are best adapted
to insure US peace, prosperity and perpetuity as
a nation, and shall not hesitate in the future to
declare our convictions at such times and in such
manner as we may deem proper. Having an
abiding confidence in the capacity and integrity
of Ulysses S. Grant, we shall yield the incoming
National administration an unwavering support,
unless good reason for the contrary be made
manifest. Our best energies shall be directed to
the advancement of home interests. Of this the
public have a certain guarantee in the fact that
the welfare of the JOURNAL is inseparably iden-
tilted with that of the county. 1t fully admit
ted on all hands that Trinity is the best placer
mining county in the State. Our vast and varied
mineral resources need but be touched by the
magic wand of capital and enterprise to produce
prosperity such as we have never known. To
this end we shall diligently labor at home and
abroad, looking for information and inviting sug-
gestions from all hands, confidently relying up
on your cooperation. We shall keep strictly
aloof from all local cliques and factions, and our
columns will be free for every one upon all ques-
tions connected with the good of the county.
Our only object at this time being to indicate the
course of the JOURNAL in the future, good taste
warns US to be brief. If we have failed to suf
6ciently define our position in any particular, we
will take the earliest possible moment to supply
the deficiency. Hoping in prosperous future
for us all, in conclusion we make you our very
best bow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-01-09

BEAUTIES have often died old maids. They set
such a value upon themselves that they don't
find purchaser before their market is closed
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CRIMINAL I~NTELIGENCE.


"
E. c. Patterson, who some months ago
was concerned in q shooting scrape In
the Chancery Courtroom, and whose
name was mentioned In connection with
the late terrible murders at Big Greek,
was yesterday arrested on q warrant
sworn out by Dr.. Samuel Dickens, before
Squire Hall. The warrant sets forth
that the said E. G. Patterson did procure
and pay two other persons Whose names
are withheld by request of the authori-
ties) to kill one Green Wilson and Nancy
Dickens, and that the said two men did,
81 the i~nstigation Of the said K. c. q
terson, kill the said Green Wilson and
Nancy Dickens. Patterson was carried
before Squire Griffith, and the hearing
Of the case set for Tomorrow (~Thursday)
morning at ten O'Clock before 'Squires
Hall, HUI and Griffith. Meanwhile
Patterson was released on q bond Of
twenty thousand dollars $50 ,000). The
bond was given, MessTs. +. NJ Cash, w,
II. Bolton and J. p. N. Andrews, going
on the bond. We look forward to the
disclosures to be made at this trial with
considerable interest, for IL we are right
Iy informed there is romance enough II,
OF the blood and thunder sort, to furnish
material for two novels for Miss BraddOn
and q serial for the Ledger. New York
Ledger, We mean.
Miscellaneous.
There we're sever arrests In the
First, and four in the Second District up
to four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
WIN. Peasants, q driver Of an ex-
press 2 was carried before Squire
Grifith yesterday, charged with swind-
ling. He was h~onorably sequitted, there
being no testimony against MIN.
We asked q darby constable yester-
day IL there was anything going on in 3
Justices office 1--WE amt is
sued but one writ to-day" was the
answer, " and dat was for bigotry.u "F0r
Pr asked we. "Bigotry, bigotry-
he's got free, four wives, de Teller we tux
up on IT," "Bigotry +" we thought was
good, and il it is not 8 crime OF which
arrest can be based, it ought to be.
For a good drink, go to Weatherbee's.
GEN. PRIM Hat-Ffancisco 4 Wig
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GOOD WHOLESOME MEATS are an es-
sential, not only to all gsstronomie
pleasures, but also to health. While
nothing is more delightful to the taste or
more sSrength-giving than 9 good, juicy,
tender beefstesk, or . mutton chop, Moth
I z Is more nauseating or harder to de
st consequently unhealthy than the
same meats, lean, tough, stringy and
maybe diseased. A good butcher, an
hoaest, conscientious man, who sells to
the customer only such meats as he
would eat himself, is a valuable citizen,
and one to be p~stronized. Such q man is
MIR. LasalIe, No. 66 Jeffsrson street, who
has fresh every day the choicest and fat
test Of meats Of all sorts. Go to see him
when you start out for your marketing.
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CHANcERY SALE to-day Of highly val
liable river laDdg Just sOoFs the city.
We call attention 70 tbs sale OF lands or
islands So ard 40, belonging to H5yster
and Brunsford, which are TO be sold by
the Clerk Of the Ch2ncery court to-day
ST II o'clock. through Messrs. R0yster,
Trezevant & Co, customers, at their
sAiesrO0m, northeast corner OF D. ain and
Jefferson streets. The value OF the wood
alone may be safely estimated ct one
hundred dollars TO the acre, while the
land when cleared, is equal in fertility
10 any IN the Mississippi valley. The
sale is peremptOTy, ard should the lands
sell az 3 low figure, such an opportunity
for quick and large returns upon the in-
yestmeBt, may not soon again otfer.
SteambOAtmen and these Interested in
using or selling wood, have here 5 very
rare chance for . profitable Investment.
Rsad the advertisement in another col
pmn,
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SPRING FAsHIoNs.-The vernal equi-
nox has passed, and the sun having
crossed the line, each day grows balmier,
and we are nearer to warm weather.
The clothing and fashions which have
been in keeping with the weather for the
past three months, are 40 longer appTo-
pirate, aud new fashions are the order of
the day. Among the first of those who
are to open out spring styles for the Ia
dies is Miss Perdue, No. 2733 Main
street, who, to-morrow, will open lor their
inspection q magnificent stock of Milii-
merry, laces, ribbons, etc. We know that
the ladies' need only to be appraised of the
fact, and Mics Perdue's establishment
will DO crowded.
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AUCTION for ladies on SsaneSosy'
March 24th, at ten q. 20. q Y II
We viii make q special esie Ios iaales,
when will be offered solid silver pleossSS
and fine 81 I've plated ware, ladies, sonu
watches and gold chains ;also, hDe mt
sie boxes and French clocks. proper
eeats will be provided. All goods war
>ranted a. represented
G.J.TYLER CO,
2ls Main street. next 40 Wards drug store
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WE are in receipt of samples OF the
celebrated "Sterling" Isl spool cotton,
and the " Semper Idem " sewing silk,
both superior articles. We understand
the most liberal measures are being in
troduced to bring these articles, and es-
pecially the cotton, before the ladies Of
our city. The object is TO bring this
thing practically before the consumers,
that all may have an opportunity Of test
ing the merits Of these goods. They can
be found on sale at OIL principal stores
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THAT CoRN-THAT DREADFUL CORN.
DR.. Lane, the celebrated Surgeon Chirop-
odist, now st the Peabody Hotel, is earn
ing for himself the very highest encomis
of our citizens who have been under his
treatment for corns, bunions, callosities,
exeretions, etc. All unite in saying that
his method of treating these most pain
ful and annoying things in the list Of ills
which flesh 10 heir to, Is the most rapid,
painless and thorough that they have
yet known of. DR.. Lane msy be con-
suited at his rooms ak the Peabody
Hotel,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE New MEMPHIs.-Ths audience
at the New Memphis last night made up
in Intelligence much Of what 1t lacked
in numbers. Comfortably flied, there
was no such crowd SIS would have been
present to witness the Elizabeth OF Mrs.
Lander, did the memorial hOnoFs Of Pas
sion week, Of Holy Tuesday, not inter-
veDe. Nothing bus this prevented here
the tribute to her genius and eminent
ability which elsewhere has awarded the
appearances OF this qusen Of the stage.
We but repeat 3 verdict passed At the
outset Of her career ia tragedy when we
say that she Is without q rival. We re-
member he opportunity for contrast
that her first appearance in this charac-
ter In Washington, after RistoSi, ocea-
sioEed. Subjected as she was to q criti-
cism rs severe and an ordeal as irving as
any that E1rope could afford, she passed
with highest Communications the admit
ted rival Of the great Italian. Since then
she has improved, yer upon what was
an admittedly finished performances.
TIE closing scene, as given last night,
Wasf to our mind, 3 notable improve
ment. There was more of nature and
less OF the effectiveness Of art. The dis
stimulation Of sge, In voice, gesture and
makeup, wss to the life; and, HIast scene
OF ALL" her death, wss most ike the
nature OF the great Queen. In the third
act, in the memorable scene with Essex.
We could scarcely make up our mind
which to admire most, Mrs. Lander or
MI. Taylor. Both gave renditions OF the
highest reach. This was the genera
Verdict of b audience; an audience that
throughout manifested q sympathy and
sttentiOn worthy the great artistic and
effort. We regret that want of
space prevents q more extended notice
his great performances, which will be
repeated tonight, and, we hope, to a
crowded house. Superior to q other
English or American actress Of her time.
with Ristori.
TRIAL OF EKILL-There will be
grand tTisI extraordinary this afternoon
three O'clock at the G3iety thester.
being 30 leas than q great trial dance for
the championship bet Hank the
and Larry ToOiey, for $3.50 a side,
PIP. The match has been in Centennial
ton for three years, bat the parties nsver
before met in such a mannsr as TO ZEE able
to put each other 30 the test, Two Judges
and . referee will be chosen from COM
professionals, and the public can
rest assured 5 fair decision will be given.
TABLEAUx.-By q reference 20 our sd-
vertis!ng columns it viii be seen that
there are to be given 8 series OF beautiful
.tableauX, chaFades, recitA.ions, etc. bv
amateurs, at the Greenlaw Opera House, /
On Thursday and Friday evening, the
18th and 26th inst.
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MENKEN BRoTHEBs' GRAND oPEN-
INC OF PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence Of the Bon-srrival OF The
ahildren's garments the opening the
latest styles Of children's wearing ap-
psrel IL postponed until "Wednesday,
March oath.
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JoE LOCKE hss Every Saturday,
uc,,thEy. and Die ModenWelt for March,
EIzetic. Atlantic, Harper, Putnam La
~ Priend, Gcdey, Dsmofest aRd . lot
~ other magazines for April. Days Do
ingg. Sporting Fines, Police News D
Gazette, ChiEaney Corner, hsrper's
Weekly and Bazaar, Literary AI1uu,
Dsy-BOOk, kireeide GoiaPsasons Home
Ho,no Round Table, WazeFly hsgsBine,
NeW Work Mercury, BsnDer OF SOUTH
Eroe,nania JaurHal, Courier des Estats
ITnis- lie Monde Illustrated, Leeiie's =
snng and Diewest, besides the latest dsi.
lies nom everyWhsFs, aths stand 80
Main street.
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WAETED-A competent nurse, white
prefeyred, 10 20 a short distance into the
eountry, 10 attend UPON - lady. Apply
in nersou tC DR.. A. K. Taylor, ceruer
Second and Court streets, or to Milan,
Rowling & Co, M. $50 Front street.
references required, aad highest COM
DgnsatiOn paid.
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ASH WEDNEsDAY.-Tc-d2y is the
Wednesday in Holy week commonly
called Ash Wednesday. It is celebrated
in Rome by q peculiar service called Ten
ebrae, which is q highly finished musi-
cal composition, performed by the organ
and the voic ss OF one Of the finest choiIs
in the world,
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~ EKE RARFE--A fresh
tfse justly celebrated
~ - he cI5Fe OF Piles, re-
ceIyea and fOA 20
a, w. JON
WhOlesllS
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A BALL viii be given on the evening
o. the 25th inst, st the Turner's Hall on
Third street, between Adams and Jsffsr-
son, the proceeds to be applied to the re-
lief Of John Prescott, formerly an en-
gineer on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad, who had both eyes shot out by
a negro some time since. All railroad
men who wish TO enjoy themselves, and
at the sams time contribute to b
relief Of 3 person deserving charity,
should be present st this ball, Thursday
uighf- y
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FOR SALE.

20 sALE-lbe beautiful Residence kpowh
K IS me MENEEN PLACE, on BounaAIg
1-.I1s sbouf TWo blocks nCTth OF the lerml-
- - me Popler strss1 railroad. the gronnas
cnmprise ABOUT A. aCres, Si1n earrisss 49,
and out-houses. II viii be so.a 90 LANo
Terms, OF exchanged Ior 14siness PioR
ABBY 70 MENKkN BROTHERS. mho
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FLOUR7Just received on consign-
ment, direct from the mills one thCu-
sand barrels of FloaT, comprising every
variety Of grade, frcM Ftne 70 the
Ylo(csst st. Louis brands, and for sale
Tow foF each, by Atwood 4 ABdeE-
vel 70 Bsfa street.
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GOOD News FOg AEAPHIs.-Just re-
cefved a very nne new stock OF Cloths,
Goaimeres and Yestings, which ] viii
make up at very low prices and ia the
best stsle. Gail st J. LeTOy's, No. IL
Jefferson street.
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CoMMERCIAL CoNvENTION.-TheC Com
mittee of Invitation not having finished
their business, s~djourned to meet al the
Peabody Hotel at3 pm. to-day. A full
attendance is earnestly requested, as the
invitations shoald be sent out as soJn ss
possible. The members comprising the
Committee will find their names below.
1T. IRRELEVANT, Chaitman.
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gBehfel nab europa. Gs sDtalas
9aicnal garfa Hcn 9Rsmsbie ban g~lrrdngSalsats
atfrsHm, 10 tas is eirtrt aai ale grreeTen
@tatis IN @urspa SisbSn sann. AS " stas srs-
q 2Ssuemltblut inrSelhg, pSlhs ihTIn GTeaaera
Spsr 8srpaueisn Gdb i9iden rParn. I
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FUREITURE.-E. Fsgan has removed
his stock OF furniture 20 No zoo Secon0
street, next door 10 Irving BiocK' ne
keeps 3 full supply OF furniture, carpet
ing, mattresses, bedding, ete.
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RuRIAL or AN OLD CITIzEE.-rhe
yaraains OF Sam. b. Williamson, + a.
weFs Allowed TO the grave, yesterday,
10 > large thr0ng Of sinceFe mourners,
s1aong them our Oldest and best citizens.
Tbe society Of sOld Folks at Home"
turned cut in q bSdy and accompanied
THAR deceased brother home,
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To THE farmers, planters and private
families, city OF country, desiring help
OF any kind. can be procured by apply
ny &c Tie Intelligence Omee, BIO. IS
Jefferson street, the o8ly Intelligence
ONCE IN the city. WIN. DARDIs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-RRTNG RUT NOBLE sELF-HELP FOR
T. young men 9EO, having er;ee, oessIs -
re m eharee. II benefited, return tine pesS
90. Address, PHILANTRHOS, BoxP, fhlla-
delphia, Pa un
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General Gideon Pillow returned to the
city yesterday after Q protracted Illness
at Columbia, Tenn. While not looking
so we'll as We would like to see him, he
looks much better than we bad expected.
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SUICIDE. We learn by q private letter
that John G. Scott, well known Ia this
city during the war as 3 CLERK Ii the per-
NIT Office, committed suicide in San
3 few days ago..
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buckeye SaIVe.-The great
remedy for the cure "a Piles. jusG
received and for sale by va n.
WiIkersOn s. Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpets at AIMEE, Beattie d Co 1876 Main
st. Don't fail to give them q call.
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R4FFLE.-Ghe re tie for the Diamond
ClnstsT Pin that wss 70 be rGfied for on
tie 2O.h inst. st Harry Westherbee's,
will DOsiiUely take place on Thursday
evening next, the 26.h inst,' al sight
nIclnck.