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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-26
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF TRINITY.

COUNTY OF Trinity
in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
The People of the State of California, pltfis.
VS. c. +. Lynn, ct. al, defendants.
Tie People Of Tie State ef California
To c. +, Lynn, Vim. N. Lowe, II. ]. Seaman & NJ.
I, Crawford, Greeting;
NOU are hereby summoned 20 answer the COM
L plant of The People Of TIE state Of California
hlcd against you. rs follows If served on you in
this County, within ten days il served out Of
said County and in this Judicial District within
twenty days in all other cases within forty days
in each case exclusive of the day of such service
in an action commenced against YOU in the aforc-
said Court on the 23th day of August A. D..
1857, wherein the said plaintiff prays Judgment
against you, the said defendants for the sum of
twelve thousand and thirtyscven S3-l00 (Sl2.-
037 33,) dollars, costs Of suit aud money dis
burscments, and legal interest, as by copy Of said
plaintiffs complaint, herewith served, will more
fully appear. Ii you fail to answer said COM
plant as herein directed, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by default, for said amount
of twelve thousand and thirty seven S3-l00 dol
lars, costs of suit, money disbursements, and lo-
gal interest
Published by order Of the Judge Of said Court.
Witness. HoN. WM. L. DAINGERrIELD, Judge Of
the said District Court Of the 9th judicial Dis
tr.ct, this 18th day of August, \. D.. 1857.
Attest. my hard aud seal of the said Court,
[I~s.l the day and year last above written
JNO. a. WATSON. Clerk.
50. Dy Il. G, SrrAWr, Dep Clerk,
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A DVERTISINC AGENCY, San Francis
~ co-No. l7l4 Washington street, mp stairs,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
l.. p, FISHER is the authorized Agent Of The
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Statesman Salem, o. 7, Jacksonville Herald,
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lean Extraordinary, City Of Mexico IongkonS
Register.
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Coal VEIN IN SHASTA CouNrY.-Ihe editor Of
the Courier has been shown a specimen Of coal,
taken from vein recently discovered on the
North Fork of Cottonwood, in that County. Mr.
Iieurance, practical blacksmith, has tested
specimen, and declares it preferable to charcoal
for smihing purposes. The vein is being opened.
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Dl@N EN UA q a -AA7lE'
PAYABLE on
Montreal, 4neOec, Isam.Iton, Toronto, Ion
don, Erantford, Chatham, st. Cnthi.rines.
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French g. Spanish Lessons.

M V, r., would Announce that the first course
Ifls of twelve lessons will close on the 18th of
September.
These desirous of joining will please register
their names for the formation of new Glass.
TINE OF MEETING Pupils of first degree,
Mondays and Thursdays; second degree, Tues
days and Fridays.
Weaver, Sept. 8, 1857 33td
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InsoIvent Notice.


In HE Co. Court IN anl for The Co d Trinity State Of Cal
In The matter of he petition of WM. VAN SonAAcK.
an insolrem Debtor, to be discharged from he's
debts.
DURSUANT TO An ORDER OF THE HON.
| X. Il. MILLER, Judge of said Court, made IN
the 81 inst notice Is hereby given to all the
creditors of said in.olvent William Van Setback,
to be and appear before the Hon. X. T. Miller.
Judge Of said Court, at his office ut Chambers on
Monday, the 9Sth day of September A. D., 1857,
at o'clock, p. M, at the Court House OF Trinity
County then and there to show cause il any they
can, why the prayer Of said insolvent should not
be granted, an assignment Of his estate made, and
he be discharged from his debts as an'insolvcnt
debtor.
In witness whereof have hereuno set my
r.. ST. hand and affixed the seal OF said Court,
this 9th day OF Aug. a. d., 1851.
325t. JOHN A. WATSON, Clerk Co. Court
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ADVERTISING Is THE ATLANTIC STATES.

ADYERTIATNG N THE ATTANTIr srATEs
l.. Z. f. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding Of advertisements TO all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News-
papers published in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part Of the Union, Of
doing at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner. 33td
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Musical Instruments.

Nah. Guitars Voins, Accordeons, Flutnas,
%4E Flutes, and Flies, Of superior quality and
&ttE tone. Also, Violin Bows Bow Hair, vi
olin Screws, Instruction Books, &c. &c.
The best assortment Of Italian Violin and Gui-
tar strings ever brought to this market Just re-
ceived at the City Drug Store. II. \. FAGG.
Weaver Sept, II, 1851, std
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AccnnnrONS Am FIrTINAS-

ACCORDEONS AND FLUTINAS.
We sell only FIRST class articles. aud at greatly
reduced prices
SEI EET cS5 BOOIG M u SIC.
New music received 10y every steamer. Our as
sortmcnt of Sheet Music is now ONE or THE LAR
GEsr IN CALIFORNIA, embracing choice selections
from the catalogues Of every publishing house in
the Estates, rs also many European publications.
Violin and Guitar Strings.
MUSICIANS, DEALERS, and others who want
coon STRING, will do we'll to send us their orders.
Toys and Fancy Goods,
Billiard Balls, Cue Tips Wax aud Chalk, Bird
Cages Childrcn's Carriages, Boxing Gloves, Po-
lice Whistles Fencing FoilS, Masks, CribhNgc and
backgammon Boards Chcssmcn, Ladies Work
Baskets, &c.
Dealers supplied at the Lowest Prices. ."f.N
We import all our goods direct from New orl
and Boston, and guarantee to sell as low rs any
similar establishment in California.
Efi~mstrumcnts tuned aud repaired by an en-
pericnced workman DALE Il Co.
date Dougliss y Dale,) Pioneer Music Store.
apjllf. l5j j Street, Sacramento,
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REsrArRANr-First Floor.
LADIES ORplxARY-SeCond Story
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

skies. 1856 Heasz do. fves Isss ST. Massachusetts
lsss nends, they quote at ssG9s Pennsylvania fves
rie1s3 Maryland IS asa9e; O. g. SIS iGlaa los. The
batings say there is . better demand for American
stoeks without an advance In prices. fWby should
,Msssachnsets and Maryland bonds sell higher than
LisERPooI Corros MARxEr-The Brokers Circu-
at states the sales OF the week at $500 bales Of
which IT. 900 we're ON speculation and 100 for ex
port. The market opened at advance of sd ah4d
cept on middling descriptions, which were steady
s~1 bales, the market closing with a declining ten
ing. -
LasDes MAsxErs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. aust.
IRON dni at Is ios fcr rails, AID 10 fof bars Pie
IRON steady az 81. Cd Wheat advanced ls a. bh,
Closed with LITTLE inquiry, at weak prices. Write
Ameriean 4ss tI52s. and red AS 6p46s Flour 25s "a
IS sugar advanced cd OILS. closing heavy. Coffe
steady; Tea, little inquiry and prices weak-Con
g9ui lsinssed cakes advanced S. l0s Linsee
ced6s. ~ -
HavRE MARKEf.-The sales Of cotton for the weef
enoing the I'd inst. inclusive. were 4e06 bales NJ
nfmspriees. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions dull
hice quiet Sugars firm. and al qualities sligh.l,
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Sill A. M--Messrs. Richardson.
spence Co, say breadstuffs gre dull with 50 far
Little or no business this morning in any article
Provisions are unchanged.
The cotton market opens auiat and il at tao ear
ly 10 estimate the business of the day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

INTERESTING sTArsTIcs--The United States srs
composed of thirty-one States and nine Territories
They contain population Of n 100000 Of whom
2i,o0o,000 are whites. The extent of sea coast n
1850 miles. The length Of the ten rrineipal nv
ers Is 10000 miles. The surface of the ave srest
lakes is 80 SQUARE miles. The number Of miles Of
railroad in operation Is 20oo0, which cost &Ts Ooo.
COO. The length Of canals Is 5000 miles. Within
her borders are 5000 schools, 500 academies 23l
colleges and $500 churches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

AN & CO.'S LoTTERIEs.--NEW

SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIEa.--NEW
ppiAshD iAhD sBalLLIANT sCHEMEi-CAPITAL
arswn oy SWAN Co. Manage ers of the For, saaines
eemhsr se'.efy IN each q their Lotteries for De-
ts."s. as lesss ~ augusta, Ca. TO which citY they
GLASS e5,
sAToRnxY' becnsFResrtes 81 cAnsFests Ga Ga. In nnhic. on
GLASS e6.
O. assTa R6 II sss eafy e Asgasa Ca in public on
GLASS 81,
TO he drawn n hc City e Augusta Ga In public. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER isrn, 1851
CLASS S.
To be drawn in tbe city Of Augusta Ga In nuhl,c IN
SATURDAY, DECkMHER a iss5 w.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE lyUABERS
s,400 PRlZESi
Ntarsx Oar frsxs 70 Epsry Nsns TycEexs
MAGNIFICENT ScHEMEi
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A PRESENT FROM THE PRsADEST.--Capt. Henry
Meyer, of the Hamburg ship Gutenberg, has r..
ceived from the President q splendid gold chro-
nometer and chain, valued at over s3On, for bi .
successful exertioB In saving the officers and crew
Of the ship Howadji. Of Aewburyport, which wa
DESTROYED at sea by lightning last Noyeraher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

Edwin FoBaEsr, Eso-This distineuishea tys~..
dian, few months ago, received an invitation
signed by the Governor, ail the State ofBcerr and
most of the member Of both branches of the Iar.
isiatnre OF California, to pays prefessisnsi visit
to that State. Although he declined the In nytatio.
at that time, he intimated that at future dnv hs
would pay visit to the Golden State u the Pc.
ciic @ 4as Fz9 -
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The last survivor Of the Wyoming massacre
Jeremiah spencer) is living in Torrington, Goa
Recticut. s rs zW ss 'Ssg'
Jesse sPangler's stable, in Fork. Pa sish 100
bushels OF wheat, Was destroyed BY Gre ,aThurs.
day.
Marvin II, Lines, highly respectable citizen Of
Utica. n. T., committed suicide By cutting his
throat on Monday s fss7 FTs
Gen. Henning-en 10 stiiI IN Washington hot has
little TO say In regard to Walkers aossmepts
Since the death Of n X, stimson. kso. the Me-
York Say Book has passed into the hands Of Q Dr.
J. Van kvrie Horton q Co. = E1lzf
IL is stated that Mr.. Douglas has ordered twenty
thousand copies al bis speech, aud the r~pub1icaps
one hundred thousand copies -
The New bedford and Worcester (Msss.1 banks
have resumed specie payment,
The people Of Roxhnry, Mass, have voted sos 70
762 Ia favor OF annexation to B,sion.
The democratic legislative eaacu- In Eru,uckv
non,inated ex Gov. u w. Powell for O Is. senatoT.
Bethany College, near Wheeling, lately destroy.
ed by FIRE, is to be Immediately rebliit
SO far, this season, st,iss hogs have been kil -
at Louisville.
Judge Jehn P. Oldham, an old citizen of Louis
willie, is dead. # ssas es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

IMPORTANT PosraL DECISION The Postmaster
uenerai has decided that the practice hitherto ex
tehslVeiy pursued by postmasters at some Of the
country Offices. of allowing per centage on their
commissions to parties mailing lottery circulars nc
their offices. Is departure from oiiicial duty.
When, Ia oil ea'es hereafter, will be followed by
removal Wash ISotss - 5s Fg1-7r' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

SLAVE RESTORED 70 HIS MAsrKR.--In pbiladeI.
pnIa; friday morning, fugitive slave, James Du-
pin, for 80 years the property az Wiliism M "a
I'm, OF baltimore county, Maryland. was restored
TO his master, having been arrested the isy nrsvi.
Gus near harrisburg, Pennsylvania. There was no
eActement az conrt, aud the slaves counsel aid
not appear Till after the decision was given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

ONA TRAmp.-An old man calling him
self Joseph Hirst and hailng from Baltimore,
sought lodgings in the first station honse last Fri
day night, he being short of change and having no
where TO stay. Being stranger old Joe was ta-
Ken 10, ana fhe next morning arragRed before the
Mayor, who determined to send him TO the over
seers of the Poor, as the surest means of having
MIN transported to the Monumental CITY
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HEAVY Oprp ArtoSs N, MIL

HEAVY OPERATloSs.-On Thur s.lay
night last Messrs. Thomas Jones & Co. lost from
their lumber house on the dock, four kegs of but
Ter and eleven cakes of cheese. The door seemed
70 have been opened from the inside, as no trace
Oh DreaRage can be found, aud the probability
therefore is, that in closing the hnuse at night
some cunning rogue had secreted himself among
the barrels and was locked in
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Complimentary.-The rlnc-.sle va, Dem,

Complain entary.--The Finc@stis (va.l DEM.
era. u,a. sr u. aloye caption, TINS compinaents
ss ,hsr are mans graves In the eharshysrds Of
our own town ana county u mark ed by even ~ ne
he mound of.arth. we deem Il net amiss 20 invite
the attention q our citizens % the essbl.bm, nj u
o,r isnh Dsssss q nishmnd M Who Z. Ers
lin. upon favorable trims. Specimens Of fhe work
Of Mr. DAVIS may b. seen Ia The churchyards Il
aar town. and speak Tor themselves - 10 soskmsn-
'on recent Witt to Richmond, We were sbowu
70 nark the rsssina plses q isiy wn"se sss sips
have been reposfpg In the grave for . number ef
years. aud the psce pea hsps forgotten by many of
@fhose who have friends Who have passsd sway.
should feel the Importance NJ ~ kasf payipa this
sshaaos sseass . ssoas over sr ssnn IA s ss
connaent that all orders viii ~ promptly nftendsd
e. Z .s. g e se. S sna !. :.
hone asnaf ssa's,. sIs bssissss q II & :sss.s.s.
service Feadered IN kstefiHa Asas perNsss1agly
building up home snteTprie. no one ixmete 1sseF-
ssess sss ne se Jsd psss m.siss is sss -
specimens of Marble and 6rAnfts wo<k ID aii tho
psss1 sI.s s. . ,as Ssss ss ss ss = =
Judges Of work in thIsiisr. and must ~ tkai 6
ihs .worssef Mr. DAuzs We hass $50 t. hnsss
3ssa Gsrsosesa.Iss q our erase. " ~ ees..rsa.
ton with xsatl; man fsw DAYS sxos xhe ~ jsss
sisasss saas ass: Dan & eeu pd Ss Essss sss
siisappointeI, snd fetnrned wishout nA4snGo Rur~
chase. He sAys be III not agree lhat the 1ootA =
trying fe compete with the North In pelnt - whs
nsnskipis i the sa'ah tryias y eaepsea Nth u
south aSSs s-~-----~~s----~~~------ 88aMsA
~ CaRisrMAs PaksEsfs ron LAnfss MunW An
Cnllpsxx -The sGbseriber hss jsse rscelvea ssae-
ful assortment of LadieaA NtseosnaA cAil1rsa's
French 0stsss and slippsFA bstng ehen1ee1efAng
fcr . chrintmas prsssns. AkMAs h!!slk
Do ls.-A - - ~
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GENERAL AGENTS. &c.

NEGRO HIRING The subscriber
again offers his services to his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGkoEs for the ensniug
year. He pledges himself to his best exertions
TO promote ths interest of those WHO NAY favor him
withtheir business. and TO par special attention to
The Negroes during sickness, He hopes from an ex.
tior.
81 Office at the old stand of Dabney 4 Canthorn,
Hotel EDWiRH nApSFv
de Is -dtn4lcw1t "
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CoMaaNpRR CHArARp ORnssrp IIony . ~. w..A.
ng.en correspondent 81 the Nsw YORK Herald
states dispatches were forwarded by the Sssy D.
pAftnsni, on Friday. 10 Commanders Chstayd. a
e Saratoga, ordering him to deliver his weasel 10
tbe senior Lieutenant and return on hard "a 49,
passenger 10 the United States The SeYstors
naa been previously ordered home her cruIss beinr
ended and this new order is To- express the rcv.
,fnments disapprohstion Of o6Afari's oonduc, In
Juan f3as s--' -" ssAu - ="
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DrfhuLTrSG KAILRoAp-lTh Providence ana
fishkiil railroad gave notice thar II will mot he
able to pay the $4,000 interest due ON ts bonds
on the LIST Of January. The city of Hartfard will
taken action TO raise the money--New Har,,s.
Conn.,, Jouradl 16th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

IMMIGRATION AT THE SOUTHWEST The Bsssrop.
La, Advocate says Hardly day passes that We
do not see perfect caravans Of wagons. rsen, wo-
men and children going through our town ON their
way westward Some OF them are going TO Texas.
some TO Arkansas and some intend settling II this
Staten -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

A little son of wm. C. Vincent, of Jackson coun-
ty. Ga. was accidentally killed with pistol, with
which he and a negro boy were playing, few days
ago.
Mr.. Daniel Campbell, of Chesterfield District,
s. c.. was so severely injured By fall from build
ing In process Of erection on the 9th inst, as TO
cause his death.
Augustus Kennerly, an old and respected efti-
zen of ST. Louis, born In Virginia IN fIsf Is dead.
lie had filed various Offices Of trust under the gem
eral government, and in the city.
The Louisiana American announces the death
of Mr. Joseph s. Buchanan, until q late period the
editor aud proprietor Of that paper
A negro. who abssonded from james H. Pritch-
ett, OF Brunswick county, Va. nearly two years
ago, has been captured ID the woods near Warren
ton, NC.
The Florida annual conference Of the y n
Early, presiding.
joseph cross was killed In Lee county, Ga, ~
the afh inst, by Thomas Thomas
The new Escratary sf legation to Paris, Mr. Cal
henn, ef 3. O., has arrived and catered upon the
discharge of his dutiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21
BOARDING THE LIoS-On Cbr;si,n

BOARDING THE LIoN-On Christmas
day, despite the oceans of eggnog and rivers of a
pie toddy to be brought under the eye of every
man in this community, the temperance order
have determined to buckle ON their armor and
march forth to battle against the tyrant, king al
cohol. We understand that the various divisions
OF the Sons of Temperance will make public pa.
rade, aud that meetings will be held and address
ses delivered in different sections of the town,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

DARK TRANsAoTIos.-Fanny, Louisa
aud Elizabeth Robertson, free persons of color.
were before tue Mayor last Saturday and held to
bail for their good behavior, on ths charge of as
saulting aud threatening to beat Elizabeth Lucas,
q neighbor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

SINGULAR CAsE--Miss Lucy Ann Deshe hss
peen on trial In Norwich, Coma, on the charge Of
turning the barn OF her brother-iiIaw, DR.. Lefipx-
VEL y. ash"rt time since. The mother and sister
OF the accused appeared and sworr rcs;,ivsiv
against her while The father WAS equally a son6-
dent OF her innoeen 20. The jury could not ssree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

HE CITY COUNCIL were to have beld
meeting last Friday night TO resume the revision
Of the ordinances, but as only four memhers--
hessrs. Gretter, Greanor, Dimmock and Glaze
brook-nade their appearance, no business was
tran sacted - ~
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FIRE--A fire occurred in Fayetteville. n O., ON
10 walter Draughton, Esq and to Mrs. White.
head tthe latter occupied by Cook 4 Johnson. Ana
she stables occupied by T. D. Haigh, ESQ. Lo,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21
CAPTURE OF A HOUSE BnEaKER-Last

CAPTURE OF HOUSE BREAKER.
saturday afternoon officers Seal and Perrin sue
ceeded in arresting and caging George Cook. slave
60 samuel Fauntlery, charged with breaking into
the tobacco factory of James A. Scott. the night
osfore, and after robbing it of a quantity of to-
oacco, sugar, blankets, etc. setting it on fire in
Two places The other negro fellow who aided in
the arson and robbery, is yet at large but the Off
GERS are constantly in search Of him, and will
doubtless succeed in capturing him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

HELPLEss.-Two white men were taken
from the streets where they had fallen last FRIDAY
night, and put under lock and key to prevent their
pixIng with the monkey for few days Habitn
ai ai&unkards will stand an excellent chance from
this time heuceforth of getting int, theca,se. n
they make their beds on the side walks :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

IHE YOUNG GUARD are arranging for .
grand dress and military ball to take place on the
night OF the I'D of February Every thing IL TO he
got up in style suitable to the occasion. and we
presume the President of the United States and his
Cabinet will be invited guests
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PIcK-PocKETs are abundant NJ

fICk-fockETs are abundant at this
1ime' ana may be found in every public gathering.
Last Saturday night one of these ii kilful eentlemen
relieved Mr.. A. Carter of bis gold watch, while at
tne Theatre, and another person, whose name we
did not learn, had his purse and it's contents trans
knowledge or consent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

TURNING THE TAg1Es.--R. 8. Sanxay,
indicted for assaulting aud beating W d Quinn,
appeared before the Hustings Court last Saturday
and plead not guilty. The jury after bearing the
evidence, brought in verdict Of mot galty.a
and gave q verdict against Quinn for the costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

TAKING TiNE Thomas Stanl y, in
dieted for stealing watch valued at 81, plead
guilty before the Hastings Court last saturday,
and was sentenced 10 three months inipri<ouxent
in Jail, and TO be employed In the chain gang for
the same length of time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

ANOTHER HEAVY SUR AGAINST THE TRUST CoHpAsys
In the United States Circuit Conrt, day before yes
tevday, d preeipe was filed in the case OF Bell b
Grant, Of London. England, vs.. The Ohio Life In
surance and Trust Company, claiming damages Of
S30o000. The suits against this company seem to
DO intsrminable and Of vast amount. The judg-
ments against them would, We should think. be
equal to re times their original and utterly swal
lowed up capital. The suit In question, we pre-
snme. grows out of endorsements by Ludlow, the
New York cashier, Of bills forwarded TO the London
houss~-os,. Eaq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

PoRK.-The Clinton Independent SAYS the Ten
nessee and Kentucky hog drove are disposiur Of
their pork in the Western part OF North Carolina
for cash. TTl N't -" i'"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

SwERr 0PERAfIos. .--sIpley and Eliza,
slayes. II, the service Of Mr.. A. AntonL have hesn
locked up 70 answer the charge Of stealing eonfee
tionariss from their employer They will be tried
tor the offence this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

DEAR 0pERsrIoN.-John johnson was
carried before the uus.iags Court Of stealing si6
In money. aud sentenced TO the Jail and chain gang
far ak months