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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

TUF One GSsHIF DIsPrrED-lkoiBLE - ihE
C,vr.-Yc notice by late number Q! the
Eichmond South that fighting Master Pryor is
5i.putinc the title of the Enquirer 10 the or
.,.n.lip Of 'es and 80 abstractionism. Every
BODY i, on the qgi sies now, in expectation oil a
grand prolonged fight between the South and
E7ga.rsr. TO be terminated in pistols and col.
fee Rv the by. while our hands in, we would
ltKe to know how the branch organ here IN
King" neishbor do you propose TO grind, now
that the tripod is a matter Of dispute?
Here is Pryor's last sneer at the title of the
Enquirer:
"The Richmond Enquirer claims the priyi-
Iege Of assailing us in virtue Of its position as
patron of the President and custodian of the
Democratic party What is the ground Of this
arrogant assumptiOn?-whatt the preteNt of
such an audacious usurpation: When. how
and by whom was the Richmond Enquirer in
vested with the prerogativcs of Despot Of the
Democracy. Will il plead the authority of
hereditary influence, when the world is deriding
its Unreasonable dcscneracy! Or, is 1t inila-
ted with cOnceit of present powerz In Bed
lam. one occasionally encounters q SlaverinS lu-
matte who fanrics himself ruler among men,
Perhaps this is the EaYuirerS hallucination.-
Perhaps to its distorted reason senile imbecity
NAV appear dN dGtllul hlEOls Nluapo as NiN
decay of its faculties the crutch of decrepitude
NAV be taken for the rod of empire Pitiable
ielusion If there were not so much of tragic
sorrow in the spectacle, people would only
laugh at the Enguir6r's poor parody OF impe-
rial pomp and power As it is, they commits
crate its fallen condition. while they reject its
Drennsherons-nsaie"ijaW passenger on the
Illinois Central Railroad tool, passage without
purchasing ticket He had ridden about two
miles when the conductor demanded his fare,
whereupon ne offered 800 bill, the fare be-
ing 81 ~. The conductor refused to take the
large bill and ordered the man to leave the train.
He did so, and afterwards sued the company for
damages
The court decided in favor of the company,
holding; that the conductor was not bound to
change the plaintiffs bill, although it may have
been genuine that the offer Of the bill, demand
ing return of $50 80, was not tender of the
Fare nos offer to pay it; that upon the demand
for the fare aud the refusal of the plaintiff to
pay it the conductor had the right to exPel the
plaintiff from the cars, using no more force than
vas necessary for that purpose; that when q
person goes aboard passenger car, without
having paid his fare IN advance, and the same
5 demanded BY the conductor of the train, and
refusal TO pay it when so demanded, the con-
luctOr is not bound to take him to the station,
,ut expel him at once, unless by such expulsion
he life and health of such person would he
hereby endangered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

BInck or Brown Hair produced in Eve minutes,
Grayest HAIR BY application Of WA.
A. BArcuELoR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
lection, and to niure the hair skin, matter
how applied how long continued Use the genuine
and harm possibly Mark-he steel engrav-
Ing the box, and wM A BArcHELoR 2s8 Broadway,
sides ASS for VA A. BArcuELoRs Hair Dye when
sou purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
aI3M-lrn T. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
For Kent.
HYGETA HOTEL.

Az=A OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
FEE This renowned SUMMER RESORT VIII Ds re-
s%{=E opened the FIRST OF JUNE:
There Is TaterngpaCe In the land, presenting more
varied and tempting attractions than this.
In broad yieS of Hampton Roads and the Che4hPeake
Bay 1t is famed by the constant SeR-breeze.
It's location the site Of the first military post IN te
country. -, A.
salt water region are at its doors.
The finest ball room in America. spacious ana most
pleasant billiard Saloon. az good
realrTng ROOM, among the attractions.
Music only by the band apDurtenant to
the establishment but the Band Of the Cd Regiment of u s.
Artillery, said to he the best in the army.
And health 1t is surpassed by the most secluded
The various army surgeons Of the post
physicians resident IN the vicinity have certified
that they "AHr6 kOa.n NJ G'se and JsEsr
bilious ferer originate at OLd Point GoRgor aud that
IL IS throughout the year healthy locality daiy
Ito Ice Of tie sTrt6" See their certificates In the Par
and De Bows ReveE.l
lot of the very best BNNDTES direct from the London
docks-a special Importation OF the Messrs Burrus OF Nor
will found in the cellar OF the Hotel, and the best
LIQUORS Of all kinds TO lie had in the country shall
nothing Inferior in department, resolved,
make the Hygea the first establishment OF the
kind in the Union. JOS. SEGAR,
Jel5-1m Proprietor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
CHRONIC DTARRHdGA.

We have in possession cerHcste respectable
CITIZEN testng that he entirely of this dread
full disease by using BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We pleasure showing ths certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ape-1wdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
Special NOTICES
FEvER AND AGUE.

wiIu
I,bs various remedies for thls disease slaiN9
EG %p sss4sTlAa.4tT.rIBNBHRGHR'5: ANTIDoFb.
a.. dose. will cure any ordinary case and ESE s
y rev NE rhpfs It contains nothing N ~,
inNaElapy ~ THE SYSTEM UNDER ANY Yin hs,
s.SS NJ never produces the unpleasant ,,se
Ne ns- or ounlne anil other aRents IN IN ssial and
a. rs syery form Of the disease, ana IS 'le ..
ONLY ANrIDoTE FOR MALARIA
Ask for mr. slaenberger's Fever and Asne
he sure you get PILLS.
Sill 6v respectable Druggists e1ery''herF'
PRICE, $3.50.
sole fIop''s'o''' Rochester, Pa.
nEATH AND DISEASE.
ns,,EIHow comes it, friend, in every shape
You lie. SO many folks escape!
D,sv,sv-Dread sire I use al means can,
To obviate the life Of mani
dog his footsteps from his birth,
rTru he returns to mother Garth.
Iuse all means used Of old,
Cb,nprs or Teathtr--hot and cold
Iviye them ccids-I give them PaiR,--
Tack their benes-I Ore their veins
/ poison them with rancid bile
J IN place of tho digestive chyIe,
/ Yet sII Is useless nothing kills
( pEAru-IIow'S that:
bi'kAsA--As' T. H. LOGAN CO.,
! fvat-1u-dav
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sands, snrsnpnriIln.-Tne extraordinary emil
cacy of this unrvaed preparation in all cases al ans similar
eryspelas euaneops anu asrediOs were not such
wonderful cures daily occurrence certified by persons
Of popb,e truth and respcctabty establishing the in
fac, that In this class of disorders altera-
i've and renoyatns agent 1t is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved by many years expert
that thew can produce the happiest results by its adj
mIplstra.ion, and therefore it with confidence
Prepared and sold by B. D. SANDS Druggists l9e
Fulton Street, New York. -
Sold also by j. ii. U"O .L- 49, 49,
And by Druggists generally H'-"uS"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

ROBBERY OF $4,000 or e5.O0O.-The Office of
the Upper Canada Bank, in the west wing of the
Parliament building, was entered, on Thurs
day night and robbed of some $1,000 or 81,
900 pounds, which had been locked up in the
safe as usual, by Mr. Cummings, TIC clerk
in charge about three o'clock in the af rnoon.
Some loose change was left, aud bundle thank
bills which had been dropped in the haste .: de-
Parture were found yesterday morning; but a
very clean sweep had been made, with st5!cient
dcXterity not to leave a clue the rob ..r or
robbers. Tie fact of the robbery havins been
committed was not known until o'clock yes
terday, when the servant servant who cleans
out the office found it and the safe both
open. The attention Of the hossc.kceper
was then directed to it, and on exnmina-
he found the bu die of bills, and pane of glass
cut in the upper sash of the window, apparent
ly witha diamond, sufficiently large to admit
one or two fingers to turn the catch. Itwoud
seem that the window was then raised and
the safe opened with false key. The lock Of
the door had not beed tried, nor did the lock of
the safe exhibit any marks of violence.
The work was done by one who thoroughly
knew the premises; but as yet we have not
heard ofauy one on whom suspicion rested
Toronto C3lOUist 4tGHSt B.
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Tpr BrnDrLL MrnDEp-No apology, will,

THE BrKDrLl MrrDER.-No apology VIII
we presume. be expected of us, for taking up 50
much space in our paper as VIC do, with the de-
of Mrs. Cunningharn's alios, Mrs Bur
don. pretended aa.oueig,snt Every one has read
and been surfeitcd with the details Of that dark
murder some months ago, aud every body wish
cd that some possible clue could be obtained as
70 vino did the dreadful deed. The strange dis
closures Of few DAYS past viii tend somewhat,
we think. to unravel the bloody mystery and
will complete Whist was wanting to confirm the
universal belief that Mrs. Cunningham, the m
scrupulous heroine of this late transaction, was
the person who either herself murdered or
caused DIR. Bur,lell to be murdered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
m'Cov's Cholera syrup,

i CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOLERA INFAN-
TU Summer Complaint Of Children Di4rrf Dysen:eTy,
&c have prepared large supply to meet TIE de-
mands of the season. have manufactured and sold Of
this Syrup hundred gallons a single As
Cholera preventive and remedy, 1t has equal known
to me- Tjy242Wl Z. Mccoy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

a BgUrAL Prize TIGuT-15G RouNDs IL .
HoURs AND 4S MINUrEs.-The prize fight between
Bradley and Rankin, came off at Point Albion,
Canada, on Saturday. The attendance from
Buffalo and vicinity was large; two steamboats,
and hundreds of private conveyanccs went up.
The fight was desperate affair, and attracted
in immense crowd. The parties fought 155
rounds Time. > hours IS minutes. Bradley
was the winner.
The contestants were Dominick Bradley and
$ S. Rankin, of Philadelphia, both of whom
are keepers of restaurants there. Bradley is said
to be worth 500, 900 For the benefit of the
sports" we may state that it is reported by
those who saw the '':nill,' that both appeared
in coed condition, but badly "scenced" They
threw their hands and arms about wildly as
street fighters do, and quite unlike men of sci
entitic" preteHtions. Rankin did not stand up
square to his work, but kept continually falling
down. or going down" as it is called, after the
peculiar style of Yankee Sullivan. During the
l56 rounds there was but one clinch, and in that
Bradley threw Rankin, falling upon him with
great force.
Both men exhibited great endurance, if they
lacked science, for the friends of Rankin desi-
red him to he taken from the ringan hour be-
fore the contest ended, but K. refused to CO.
Rankin was most terribly punished. His nose
is said to be broken, and both of his lips cut
through and through. Besides this, both of his
eyes were closed, and his face SO badly beaten
that it is swollen even with the Tip of his
nose" Morrissey's hanging at Boston Corners
was nothing to it. The Albany Times, from
which we gather these Interesting facts, states
that "rom Davis, one of Rankins seconds, i'm
neiiatey after the close of the fight, challenged
Bradley to contest Of $1,000 a side, but we
do not hear that the proposition mas been acccp
ted Davis's weight is bat l5G. He has how
ever, the reputation of being Science" The
attention of '.l;icrs" and fancy men from abroad
was large. Perhaps large; congregation Of
precious vagabonds, was never seen on the con-
tinent
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nnArH AID DISEASE.
1,I,Ep C0OILADINs |!

,,.x,tlient and pleasant way (which many have area-
% ,covered to stop the Bridge corner Drug ssose
and re,rrsh with glass of COOL sparkrF, iuse u, SOFA
water YowilI there also the finest English
prf,rerie. Hair Dyes and Hair Tonies OF
with an endless variety Brushes, knie& knaek'
notions &c, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

To7bvsiciuna and others intereEted.-Trus-
SEES shoulder Braces Supporters HANDBAGS, Belts InstFu
dnts Of all kinds syringes Nursing Bottles, &c &c. are
to be found a, the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE
~ private room is attached to the st0re' where
Trusses are adapted to each case when desired.
-' address or andy to T. II. LO3AN CO.,
iyo bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
TO HOESEREEpER.S

IMPROVED ENAMELED AIR-TIGHT FRUIT JARS
TIME only article that be used year after aud
good purpose, for preserving Fruits NeGeta-
bcs, &C. &C. in their natural state The body OF the Ware
70 perfectly solid the glaze I'll Il glass, and the Jars
free from all Metallic substance They any
objection Of poison light porOusness &C. &C., which have
condemned the Jars and Cans made OF other materials.
Full directions accompany each Jar For SALE wholesale
and retail, at the House Furnishing Store o.
J. X. DUNHAS + CO.
Iy2I 1t5 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

From the Baltimore t-io. and Comm s-eal Gazette.
HANPToN'S TINcTURE.-This medicine, which has been
before public years, but especially for
the year, by essrs. Mortimer McWbray, sole pro-
prieors has With abIe success have
from the respectable large number of pa
,lents relieved, number of the medical
profession also who have it in their practice, have
voluntarily given their certificates recommendation
the proprietors.
We are decidedly opposed pa1 qunck nostruns, but
many letters Messrs. Mortimer Now
bray from the sources above mentioned IT be
nothing justice call attention of the people
to their advertisement in tO-day's paper.
TIL. LOGAN & CO.,
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER 0F HATS AND CAPS,
III AS on hand and Is manufacturing anil receiving large
and general assortment OF Hats comprising
all the varieties OF color and shape Hats and Caps now
IN use OF HE latest fashion and from the nm
est material and the best workmanship, all Of which will be
sold Wholesale and Retail the Lowest possible price
From my experience In the business and having alWaEs
used my best endeaTOrS please and furnish the public t
good, fashionable, and EeryGeabe hat, feel confident
With facilities and large stock on hand, that
able to supply patrons with article superior 10
any heretofore offered.
reSpectuly request call from those In want OF HAS
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere
S. AVERY, No 146 Main st.
sp6 Wheeling, Va.
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Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
IE- Call on them. ap28-1w-daw
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Q; J. WOOD CO.. Proprietor, BIZ Broadway, n. Yspt
eS- For sale in Wheeling by
4. H LOGAN CO.,
mli+-'m-tlaw bridge Corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

~ tb.1st Of Anr the drelllng house occupied by
I.aae " Mitchell, and owned by Alexander T. Laiuly
in Centre wheeling Por further particulars apply 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

= HAVE the Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines prizes
$50 or co. Can be at my warehouse SCUM emu
Oi aia, Ae'h a" GEO. WILSON
A 4ggs aud Washington eeorter copy Of 81 sne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
DO YOU WANT TO BE SHAVED?

DO YOU WANT TO BE SHAVED?
d EISTTARD GAUS takes occasion to return his thar
IL to the city public who have extended him
patronage he has enjoyed He has the best
accommodations in the way of baths and toilette
niences his shop, underneath the SprSg House. snd has
such assistance will warrant the accommodation
Of his patrons. His terms of the most liberal kind
regular customers. jy2S-lm
TAMES C. ORR begs announce his patrons in the
- paper line that he has transferred his papers and sub
scripon list TO MT Mooney who will hereafter furnish sub
scribers and others with their papers Harpers and Co.
dey's Magazines and he medical periodical formerly fur
nIshed by will be continued. jy2s-3t
lust EECEIVED-The ''OId House by the River;" Tent
~ Life in the Holy Land Boat Life In Egypt and Nuia
by W. C. Prince; Charlotte Brone "Canterbury Tales
"Vrgina Ilustrated, by Porte Crayon, ca and I'D
Testimony Of the Iocks' my Schools and School AIaster
by Iugh Miller; "Llttle Dorrit," in cloth and paper.
Expected daily invoice of the 1uess that is manufac
tured Of Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paperordered
pressy for the legal profession.
Everything in the Stationery and Book line constantly
hand at III Main street. Wheeling, Va. jy2S
HORSE FOR SALE.
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HORSE FOR SALl
III lIS

A FINE family Horse sorrcl years old, perfectly Sc
"A and gentle, good saddle beast, for sale very low.
quire at this office. jy2I-;
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PROF. o. j. MOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
PRODUCING HAIR cS
BALD HE ADS,
AND RESTORING

State Of Illinois, Carlisle, june 81, IS,
Iaye used Professor o. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect. My hair becoming
as thought permanently gray, but by the use Of the are
storntivc" has resumed its original color and have
doubt permanently so. SIDNEY pEEEzE
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For Rent.

~ rvER AL desirable Country Residences within eih MIA
ntss WalE Of the Market House. The houses are new
md well arranged for convenience and comfort, sas nj
inc gix rooms and cellar, with pump oil cxcs.ei S
tsr In tI,e v4r and situated rs TO commune te
M, inf sgfS fqr ssHfgai J @Ss 9eiSs
denc and easy OF access Good garden plots win excel
4eh n. arn' 'ses s'- - STONE & THOMAS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
Hard Times.

INV, whom every one is suffering 70 greater or
lcss degree from the rcyulson in trade, it becomes
some Of u.s. instead of Erasng at the street corners
about tho Banks. and IDLY el.deavuring to flthom
the cause of the disaster confront the very truth
as 1t is before US, and firmly set ourselves to wok
to meet the vcisstudcs Of the dreary wiutcr that is
approaching. We have read Mr.. Appietons Letter,
assigning his for the crisis the Editorials
tho Times the Tribune and Herald beside deal OF
matter from tn, Press in OTHER portions of the
country but as yet, have discovered little, save
that VIZ, with thousan of others about the land.
who esteemed ourselves pretty we'll to do in tie
world," have now lttlu beyond the RESOURCES OF
our hands and minds.
To those in this County, into whose hands thi,
article shall fall, we recommend a careful economy
Of the stores ON hand, not for their own household
alone, but for the thousands, who, less fortunate
than themselves, have now no home, and unless as.
sisted, must inevitably starve. That they have
been extravsgant in the past, exortitant in thei,
demands for hire, even insolent in their reply te
your Offers does not alter the fact OF their being
hungry, cold and homeless. They must he fed
clothed, warmed. They are alike constituted will
yourselves-have muscles, blood, nerves, all sensi
two and sensitive to pain, equally with your own
and 1t becomes you to ask yourselves, when you re
fuse them charity, whether Ivy your own fast sty
Of living, you did not set them an example, which
according to their means has not resulted more dis
sstrously to them than to yourselves Yet whi
you economic at your own homes, and " remembe
tine pool" you a,e not to forget yourselves. You
hearth can he just as cheerful your frcside just
bright, as In more prosperous times. You mus
mako economy pleasure, charity a delight, an'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22

love the rervadibg essence of yonr family circle.
You must have amusements. f.bev now becon,e
more necessary than ever) hooks, games, social
gatherings, and healthful exe-cise. To sit aourly
eroodlnS by the fore stick lamenting the past and
dread'ng the future, is shlne to your manhood
iouf children are not to blame for your losses :;
WY blight their cheerful spirits by cross words
and cut off their a,nuscrents ly harsh looks Ratb-
er share with them their pienteous smiles and as
h1'1h gathers strength from sympathy. catch in
Sprati"n from Their happiness and c,certt]!y turn
out to find employment for yourselves and others
Here in the country most Of having had farms
and gardens We shall net suffer either hunger or
COIL This truth. Of sill snthers should remind
ot the homeless and tic destitute Never, AS you
81; watching the fire. that makes Tie Checks Of the
stove red, and tie kettle to he merry On its top,
forget that there those without stoves or sup
per, without l&mc or friends Tie very kitten
that pUris in the warm corl:c-, AMI the house-eioe
that bHeatEes hard the he.rtll-r,g, should teach
You Of heneyotnoe- for sud though it be- there
shall be thousands this winter, verse housed than
yonr cat;je--worsc care: for than your dogs.
lou cannot bc poor t., have nothing to
spare~-t there is such thing giving Yourself Al
old woman, whom f3,nd starving in gar
ret tod - sle hal vc.i all winter the smiles
ofhcr NEXT ne4 L'or, VINO hv supported herself ami
three children on one shilling per day. And of all
things be checrtul-nvvcr moody gloomy. Seldom
passionate i1npatitut. Tie latter clements arc
less important to domestic happiness than the 9th
en- and being component i.aTts If spirit and
bi.on. silou tie we'll controlled and left to work
out their own effects Thus in good time, tic
Spring Shall come again, the blue vioets put up
their glad trusting faces 80 the sun, AMI the ll''"
bird venture lis notes from the lcaliess applctree
Have IA n like these these Natures gentle nurse
lingS,
Nllict. raised them heads with spring times ear
lest breath;
Read we'll the history OF the tender fr-tlinys,
Nui the conflict Of thy Lie death.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
A SYLLOGiSM !
PROPOSITION 1st.

PROPOSITION 1st
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful
head of Hair.
PROPOSITION I'd.
The use of LYONS KATHARIoN will.
without fail, produce such an one
TIIEEEFORE
Every Lady and Gentleman will, ofcourse irnme-
diaicy commence using LYONS kArHARlON
All pronounce the X AlHARlON to he the finest
and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever
made.
year-atests its universal popularity. Sold every
where for % cents per bottle
HEATH, WYNKOOP 4 CO.,
Proprietors and Pcrfumcrs,
lift 90 LIBERTY ST, New YORK.
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their place by the evening freight train. The trains
ont of Litehfeld will leave at ten minutes before
A. NJ, and at 10 minutes past P. u. By this ar
,angement, passengers will arrive in New York at
noon and can leave there at 10 minutes past g and
arrive here the same evening. This seems an eco
nomcal arrangement for the road, and one which
will Accommodate the public.
We are happy to inform the CON munity, that the
Norfolk Bank has decided not to suspend specie
payment.
AT the recent Election in California, JONI sEDc-
WICK. formerly OF Sharon in this County, was elect
ed Sheriff of the County Of Tuelumne. The vote
stuai--