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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22


\ WoEp To THE LIDIES--In one Of our OK
changes find the How ing directions for pm.
Servinsbouquets, in their original freshness und
beautyior a long iinV;
First sprinkle slightly with co4I water
Then put it IN vessel containing snap-Sud> :;
This viii muuify tue roots. keeping tie flowers
s> bright as new Take the bouquet oo1 0f &c
slds every ul-ririHg, aud lay it Si,lewavS-thc
sock entering first into tl,r WATER keep Il there
!, minute or tive, then take ont and sprinkle klir
flowers lighly lay ehc hanj with water Re
place II ia the sO4p Sud>, d twill bloom as
ireSI, when gItlicrctl. The sosp-sulS will
need changing csrsy three OF 6ur days. BY
observing Ihese rules sta ,Ily- a bouquet can be
h pt h. shU and beautiful for Al least month,
aud 81 last longer IN very pasSab.e state.
ASASc think no -ileeniati1n 81 beautiful, in
tErI4iu roam or I5saduirs as ir,SI, blooming
towers. aud tcl,5 snineu hat cHrinuS Is to the
Truth uf the above. Nrr prnmi tiat one Of our
fair read, n. WHO shall first send ms the result
uc tlV vxJ,elil.elt thu; nist tasteful boquet We
know b.'r Ia, SELECT. To Whist E.ir hand shall
sc r., il 4 ste for Sol,i..y tic dat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

TnEowrSe COLp WA1ER rroS Srxrr4rSr.-
sport Gibson is beautiful little town on the
Mississippi river" writes western corTsspOn-
dent Of paper, ''whercI attended a Wedding
lev days since. Wishing to say something
becoming the occasion, approached the fair
young bride in the course of the evening, and,
after cOngratulating her on her departure from
the Stateot single blesscdncSS, wished her a
pleasant VOYAGE down Chc river of life She
said, She hoped so, but She heard there was a
good deal Of fever on the river now,-SlS hoped
ta"y wouldn't ketch it the way down n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

A MODEL HUsBASD.-In the Gentleman's
Magazine for 1761, we find the following "men-
tai and personal qualifications of husband" -
Great good nature, good hunor, and good sense.
Lively by allmeans. Stupid by no means. His
person agreeable, rather than handsome. No
great objection to six feet, with an exact SYM
netry of parts. Always clean, but not foppish
in his dress. Youth promises duration of hap
Piness, therefore is agreeable. Well read in the
classics, but no pedant. Experimentally ac-
quainted with natural philosophy. A tolerablc
car for music, but no fiddler. must repeat it
affected politeness. No bully; lust as much
courage as is necessary to defend his own, and
his wife's honor. No traveller; no enthusiasm
for the rerta. May fortune smile on the man of
my wishes A frecthinker in everything ex-
ccpt in matters of religion. st}
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22
CHRONIC DIARRHCaA.
= m PAT . Il1'-1I'
~ See Advertisement. apiL1v-dI

CHRONIC DIARRHoEA.
We have in possession the certificate Of speetable
Citizen teing that he entirely Of this dread
f1l disease by using DgRHAYE'S HOLLAND BlTTERs
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate any
person doqb'iag this statement. aps-lWdAE
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Lke big river, broad
and deep strong the reputation OF WA A. BATCIIE-
LoR's HAIR DYE aows and onward, buryIng imators
Swallowing up pretenders drowning MI competition, cast
ing upon the shores and opposing rocks the foam Of boast
ing puery and the dead dogs Of unAPprecaed trashnon
gers Made sold or applied at 9S8 Broadway, New York;
cOunters offered, avoid Ill except The box has Wa
"a. BACHELOR on
Sold by t. a. LOGAN CO.,
mhai-im Bridge Corner Druggists.
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2 a GARD TO THE LADIES.

a CARD TO TILE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONce's GOLDEN RENAPE PILLS are infaiI-
removing EtoPpaEes Irregularities Iaenses-
These PMS nothing new been used by the Doc
tor for many both in France and America u-
Paraeled success in he urged by many
thousand ladies have used them to make the Pills pub
lie for the alienation Of those suffering any irregular
wen preventive 70 those ladies whose
health viii an ineTease Of family Pregnant
males those suPPong So are cautioned
against using these PMS IS TIE proprietor no re.
sponsbiy after the admonton although their mild
ness would prevent any injury healthy otherise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
GenTAgeuts for Ohio county, No % Monroe 1t.
Alorders be addressed 70 the above General Agents
they viii supply thetE1deat Proretos prices. and send
the Pns eouhdsntiaIly to ladies BY mani By enclosing 81 to
either, At The wheeling Post-oIdee.
n. B.-Dr. Duponeos Golden Pms, signature Dupop-
coon every bozi other genuine. For paleunrsge.
Circular Of Agents. ap75-ly
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MEDICAL.

HAhIPToWs TI1EcTURE
I'LL WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPTON I'm rURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
TINCFURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
TINCTURE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
H.AAAlPToS,s TINGTg g Es5,5,,x.5,,.z,,-az.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
TINCTURE
HAlFPFON's TMcTURE p
WILLCURE LOW SR1RITs,
HAAIPTON'S TINOTURE,T
wherever tae, has been aueeASEfl CURING DISEASE
after other remedies have tailsd: ,
GREAT REHED ?; and should used In every family.
mr.. III. HZGR,.
No 1875 SnuTH P4cA sTREET, BALTIMORE
o''sa g 19 ER EDz ~ SfsIR11 .'1' DI'Sa''
NO. ~ REorsTER sIHEET, BALTIMORE,
lioSt dgsall eqss q Ser9tta Of year,, sssg.adisg
Mss 41RYs Se0EIEID. Teacher
no. 90 Dsit4more st,
20 'ess tsss: "''
boy In the family Of the Hon. W. P. T0masson, once
member q Congress from KsHtpeky vas mass Of
ing The eyebals to produce blindnes vas
cured By s%E.sR,9 yegSt9s H T8s'9 By51
Mr. M@ OLDHAM o. B1lmOTs E SgS sqSs
severely Effected He cured By Hamptons vegetable
TinctureJ after other thing! falled:
Mr.. Henry G. VIM had Cough 5years-Ereat UeaK.
ness, ete had in ALL i've gx phySieans; tried all he
E-ls' Sl4TPZoSSS Hs sl:s
NE 6EFsR No GERE GUSBs0SS 4 1Rz7oLE. BE7
zHE SRe45 S4s62 A 4R z25z Es4 a g
THE s. NMER-IT ITS DIsEAsEs2THE REM.
e. nm - Ta.Jl- De-. 5I = 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
PATENT FLE4IBIE BAND


Great Improvement IN SILK Hats.
AlllS Improvements Of examination or rfe
u pies 70 render Sk Hat Band amer 3 siiEhf GeSr
assoit and Pleasant % lie had 81 Sen Hat Whot m
70 It's durability This has long ben Ereat dedef.
tu, and By those eonbnationl, succeeded n eef-
Ing MS eeet, which tie sofnes5 Of the Fit Hat
g Fielding n1e readily conforms % Tie shape Of
me heles t1S avoiding IN
Die and ineonFenIeRee eoufoFming and shnl aS fhe
principle e he e6odl1d IN te tHprue-
#ment-5
We have NE Bebee. oskforl ana cher l5-f fsonaIls
E1 SsS ''slss Of hats 8 p. HARF1E = SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22
BRUSHKS AGAM=

BRUSHES AGAIN.
LARGE EsSottaent Of Pai1l, PaItd5h, . Eash, Shoe
Horse HAIR and Tooth Feeelvta ana foF sale
Py I, II, LOGAN z Co.,
aPt47ss- ~ BrIdEc curngr Drlgsiltss-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

How TO Produce SLEEr-A writer in the No
bile Adrsrtissr says the great point to be gain
ed in order to produce sleep is escape from
thought "clinging, tenacious, imperious thought"
which he effects by this simple process:
Turn my eye-balls as far to the right or left,
or upward or downward, as lean without pam,
and then commence rolling them slowly, with
that divergence from direct line of vision,
around in their sockets, and continue doing this
until fall asleep; which occurs generally
within three minutes, and always within five, at
most The immediate effect of this procedure
differs from that of any other of which ever
heard, to procure sleep. 1t not merely diverts
thought into new channel; but actually sus-
ponds it.
To both of which conclusions we. are inclined
to accede.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

To your Insults replv. tia. when arst com-
need using Professor WO0d's Hair Restorative nlv hair
was almost white and hal for the last ten var
anu II w very thin on the top Of my ard very loose
hu le' nnt Tel but found that before had used ais
Steond bottle (Which vas eight Eerks) my liair
eharzst to t original color, ghI brown and il
un IIee nom uandruH and quite have had nv
eGi ss OF SH times since the change, aud
hy th like Shite hair starting from the roots: and
e nov As thick as II ever net come out al
All II mas proved in case, all that eond wish to ask
You're Er.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

Ak EXCITING ScESE.-In the course of the
trialof the Dalton divorce case, yesterday morn
ing, the counsel for Mrs. Dalton subjected Mr..
Cuburn to most severe cross examination, Mr..
Qurant giving rs reason that he didsso for the
sake Of establishing the character Of the wit
ness's moral principle, with view to showing
what his testimony was worth. The question
did you steal 81, T00fp was repeated again aud
again the witness evidently was wrought up
to a high degree of excitement, at being thus
compelled to expose his own acts and the mo
tiyeS which led to it. before crowded court;
and at last having permission to make an expIa-
nation, he seemed tonerve himself for the adj
mission; his face wasflushed, his eyes sparkled;
and with vehement tone aud voice fulIsof emo
ton, he brought his hand down upon the bar,
as he said 81 did take Sf,T0O.n During the
merciless and business, like nttempt Of the Ia
Tented counsel TO obtain this answer the feelings
of all present had become intensely excited, and
the sister Of Mr.. Coburn, who had sat in the
witness seats weeping, threw herself into the,
arms of her neighbor in an agony of grief, and
it was found necessary to lead her from the room.
As she passed her brother, he partly stepped
down from the stand, and her arms were in q
moment wreathed around his neck as he asSis-
ted in taking her out He soon returned, and
quiet was restored, but it was some time before
proper attention could be paid to the proceed
iugs by the interested spectators. Boston Tide
gruph, Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

NJ, 9 TS,F WOOD CO.. poprssor si2 broadway 4.Aas
~ 1or sale In WheeiinEby 4s ~ strl
~. T. LOGAN & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

p-gt- Gardiner, Mime, June -, 'Js
De1T sir have used two bottles Of Professor WonI's
RESTORATIVE anu can truly say, Il Is greateyt
% g age, for restoring and chan cling the hair.
hair has now attained it, original color Won can r.co;
y 20 ie SoTl Without the fear as my case va.
o4e .. sns WIFI ELnd: Your D. =. MCRPllr:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

JEAPoLFTAN, Whsis Bone, BIAS, steel, ana Mohair
IN sltrts,i Inst FeetFFel ~ = q 80
as lfElsEFlI. 9 s5iEAFISGIzS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22


TERRIBLE FALL,-Nyhile the mail train from
Petersburg was crossing the bridge over. James
river on Friday morning, the cars received
sudden jerk when about midway across, and
one of the passengers gentleman from South
Carolina, named Sullivan, who was impru-
IDENTIFY standing upon one Of the platforms fell
from his position and rolled over the edge Of the
bridge. He was, of course, prccipitated into
river below, distance of about seventy feet,
and it was naturally supposed that he had been
instantly killed by striking upon some of the
numerous rocks which obstruct the. channel of
tina river; but, most wonderful to relate, he es-
capped without broken bone Hemiraculously
alghted in about six feet water, face upwards,
and, after foundering about for some time, was
rescued by fisherman, who fortunately hap
pened to beyisiting some traps in hevicinity.
Alr. Sullivan was safely brought to shore near
the Steel Works, and though his nervous sys-
tenn received severe shock, it was discovered
that he had sustained no serious external injury
by the fall.-RichMlond Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

nd yv., 81. LOUIE, March Z, 1871.
ZOE WOOD: Ny hair commercial failing oT some tirS
~ oT years since and eontinuet 80 unII leanlS
quite bald tried all the popular larIieines Of The Isy
"ut 20 70 en- Ct Al last induced to Try your pi-lT
yea il4E Restorative, and happy 10 saw IL Is doing
nave now a fine growth young hair and cheer.
uN' esonahsal us use 20 all similarly afflicted.
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8l65,6O9 q

Total or alt liabilities. IA
Losae1 hdiaated5 and due ~ - - ~ 4es OK
Losses nAfusted and rafting prool 15s{Ss "a
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-, RemOVals
DR.. q. G. WLNG5HELL,

TO THE LADIES.
TRs. sII4LLcRoss announces the ladies' that on
I1 Monday viii be exhibition their new SDriDs
styles, which the ladies viii please cali and examine for
themselves. We have also, beautiful Of Nantes Of the
late 1t Eater Paslli0ns.5- ~ .np9I.1 u-SIf1tV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22
WHEELING
Hat and Cap NTannfaoforv.

= - s. "a q = y az V04 =
- A.. MANUFACTURER oFiHkT33 Assn TAPS
III 40 9nhand and 4 mi .ceyfnr large
an general assortment Of HAS nd cas- eofnpTisinE
q u ~ ~ rs seieE of ms and CsPs
80 from ne fa
sold i9 ga 5s ss9t ilot which YIN b
So e Iea!e and faTnist The pebble gitb
Pssssnt and large SfoeF on hand thntL
S,t ~ - sS9PIy my paE6S vim an article dupsrfor
ana caps Before - 'ss y -
spe 3. AHREYS no IL Main It.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

IHE annual examination Wheeling Classical Acad-
u envy viii commence ON Thursday herpoon at o'clock
and continue during Rrdoyhe 24hinst. The public gem
orally rally are g invited to attend a. W. HARDING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

5eEeeY City Banlt-15 shares Mech q $500 800 =
IEeFs' Hank erssy etys..-..ys.s... 1900 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-22

N.B-An efficient police viii be Ia attendance The pub-
lie rest ESsured that ereUt order and deeoF1a VII be
preserved. 5tf
~ Doors open at quarter past O'clock Performance
to commences ht a quarter to g. ap22 l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
Gard from sheriff May.
WEAvERvlLLE, DEC. Sd, Is!

WEAyERvlLLE, DEC. Sd, 1857.
To MEssRs. S. & V. CHAMBERLAIN Il observe
in the TRINITY Journal of the 2sth of last month,
a small portion of communication from your
selves to the people of this county rejecting up
my conduct as Tax Collector. Through the
courtesy of the publisher of that paper have been
allowed to read the whole Of your letter. Your
complaint is well founded In looking over my
books, l find that your taxes were paid on the
18th of October last, aud the money passed into
the County Treasury on the first Monday in No
vember last. My authorized deputy gave you a
receipt in full at the time you paid your taxes.
which will protect you from all future liability.
In making up the list Of delinquents for publca-
tion, your name was accidentally copied, which
| regret more than you or any other person pos
sibly can You are much mistaken, however.
when you insnuate that published you as a de-
linquent in order TO realize the additional five
per cent" BY reference to the Revenue Law OF
California you will see that that five per cent.
goes to the County and State. and not TO the col
lectng officer. But even if it did go to the off
Ger, it could not in any wise affect you, because
NOui thAeS "cIt hiitduy pdlu anu IeCtlpleu lOT.
My only excuse is, that it was mistake. Can
did and unbiased minds will be convinced of this
when they learn that lose by advertising your
name. and could not by any possible chance have
made one cent out of it. But while lamenting
such an accident, cannot help but feel pleased
with the prompt attention which you gave this
little discrepancy on the part Of myself or depu-
ties. 1t would have much better for our County
had this been attended to some years earlier.
and now that it is opened hope it will be con
tinued with prudent vigor, for it is my wish that
every official act Of mine should not pass without
review, and that censure should come upon me
whenever it is merited. But ii shall be my con.
stant aim to merit nothing but the good opinion
of my fellow citizens. | hope this mistake will
seem too glarng to carry with it the imputa-
tion of any improper motives on my part As
regards your political feelings towards me, care
nothing. Itnever has, and | hope will not have
any influence with me in the discharge of my Of
fetal duty. This is the last communication ]
will ever write in defense of my official acts -
They must defend themselves An impartial
public will do me justice. JOHN b. MAY,
Sheriff of Trinity Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

WE4vERvILLE THEATRE.-The Union Company
nre still with us, and since our last issue have
performed to Two or three tolerably good houses.
On Thursday night, the occasion of Nelly Fow-
lcr's benefit, a good audience was in attendance,
notwithstanding the unpleasant state Of the wea-
ther--although not as good as we could have
wished. The excellent little Drama of Ireland
as it Is,' was repeated on the occasion. " Judy
OTrot " is tie character Of the piece, and in her
centres all the interest; the other characters
with the exception Of " Dan. OCarolan," al
though necessary to the development of .he plot
are subordinate. Nelly's rendition of the char
acer was even better than on its former repre-.
sentation The entertainment concluded with
the amusing Comedy of " Little Toddlekins," in
which Mr.. Brown Smith finally succeeded in dis
posing of that weghty article.
On Saturday night Mrs. Thoman receives a
Benefit, on which occasion will be presented the
Comedy Of :" Pat and Nancy, or Yankee Modesty
and Irish Assurance" the "Od Guard" and
Bachelors Perplexities." The Bill is unusu
ally attractive
Sunday evening Is set apart for the Benefit o.
Mr. W. II. Brown, and we prophecy house ful
to oVertowing. The entertainment will com
mence with the great Historical Drama of " La
Tour De Nesle /; or the Chamber of Death" anG
conclude with new local play entitled " Wea
verville Hundred years Hence"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

ALL FOR GLoRY.-According to the Golden
Era, the publishing business in San Francisco is
an article on this subject Published in the last
issue of that paper
Newspaper publishing pays better in New York
than in San Francisco 1t is said that the Sun
day .Atlas yields its proprietors the comfortable
little sum of $4,000 year above all expenses.
The profits of all the papers in San Francisco
some thirty or forty, all told--do not amount to
half this sum annually. Indeed, profits are not
thought of here by publishers. All they seem TO
strive for is the bare wherewitbaI to "get OUT at
regular publication time, and which, with many
Of them, is no easy matter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

BENECfA COLLEGIATE INsTTUTE.-We have re
ceived from the Principal of the above Institute,
c. j. Flatt, Esq, a circular of terms &c, togeth
er with an invitation to be present at the exami-
nation exercises OF the present term commencing
on Monday, the 7th inst. continuing over the 9Th
aud closing with public exhibition on the 9Th
The next term commences on the 4th of January
The terms at this Institute are the lowest in the
State, the entire expense OF board, washing and
tuition in the English branches being only $3.50
per year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
Wistar's Balsam of wild Chcrry.--From Ex-
Alderman Perkins.

BosroN, Mass, Feb. 8, 1853.
DR. S. W. FowLE-- Dear Sir-For several DAYS
had been suffering from the effects of severe
cold. accompanied by very sore throat and sick
headache, which completely incapactated me for
business. | had taken but q small portion of n
single bottle of this Balsam, when experienced
immediate relief. My cough was broken up at
once and my lungs entirely relieved from the
pressure which had become so painful | nitrib.
ute this entirely to the good effects Of your Wild
Cherry. az took no other medicine Whatever
cordially recommend it to all my friends.
Respectfully yours,
SAMI S. PERKINS
as5"None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
Seth " Fowle & Co, 1873 Washington Street.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry johnson & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists l46 Washington street, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast.
Agent in WeavervIIe,
r. A. FAGG, city Drug store.
Oct 3 1857. 424t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

New YORK HoTEI.-The attention of the rea-
der is called to the advertisement Of the New
York Hotel, in our columns to day The house
has been lately ovcrhaued and enlarged, and is
now one Of the largest in Weaver. The proprie-
tors, Messra. Morris & Brady, are among our old
est citizens, and by their untiring endeavors to
please have met with the success they deserve
We recommend the New York Hotel to the pa
trouage OF the public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

NED. CAMPBELL--We received by the last mail
copy of the Marysvile Express, with the fol
lowing item enclosed by the scratch of pen,
which we suppose means please copy
WORTHY OF IT.--Ned Campbell whose friend
ship for, and advocacy OF Hon. John Is. Weller
made him some severe enemies among the Stanly
and Reform men, during his editorial manage
ment of the Sierra Citizen, is a candidate for the
Secretaryship of the Senate at the next session
of the Legislature. He deserves the posi-
and is amply competent to fill it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

NEW DIGGINGs DIscovERED.-We are informed
that new and rich mines have lately been disco
vercd on the North Fork of Trinity, about ten
pany Of men have lately commenced building a
race to supply the newly discovered mines with
water. Being near the Salmon divide, and owing
TO the extreme severity of the winters in that
secton, no prospecting has ever before been
done. A large number Of North and East Fork
miners are preparing to work these dggings as
soon as spring opens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

PPoFITABLE.--In reference to the commence
ment of suits against some eight hundred persons
for non-payment OF State licenses in San Fran
cisco, the Morning Call OF Nov. 26th says
In all cases the amount of the license is dou-
bled when sued for, and in addition, the District
Attorney charges fee of SIS The result Of this
is, that where the original license was but S22 so,
when collected by suit, the party is required so
pay SEQ and in addition to this, there is $5
for Court charges. Many persons are not aware
that they thus required to take out State IL
cense, and in all such cases the exacting of fee
appears to us to be n hardship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

"RoNDo.'- game, the only fashionable
one with our citizens at present, was pronounced
in an opinion OF Judge Coon, of San Francisco
on the 29th ut., gambling game. and punish
able as a violation of the Statute prohibitory OF
the maintenance of banking games or games of
chance. The intelligence was promptly trans
mitted to the proprietors OF 9 rondo tables, and
a general cessation OF business occurred
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

ArrAcHED.-On the 26th ult an attachment
was placed upon the Banking House OF j. G.
Palmer, San Francisco, by Mr. P. Turney, for
S37 900 The Bank was closed by the Sheriff,
and placed in charge of a keeper. An attach
mcnt was afterwards issued by NJ. G. Reed, a for
mer partner covering the furniture, horses and
carriage of Mr. Palmer.