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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-29

TRANSFORMATION OF sALMoN.-On Tuesday
last no less than seven tons Of salmon passed over
the Grand Trunk Railway from Quebec to Port.
land and thence by steamboat to Boston.
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HAiL-oToRM IN PAGE "A part of Psge ooun.
ty va, was visited by tremendous hail storm on
sunday evening last Hail stones fell, we are in.
formed three inches in circumference 70 the great
injury of the crops. The loss of Mr. Burner We
are told was eleven hundred dollars; it was very
partial-only falling upon q narrow strip of the
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-"-' CHAS A. GWAfKTN,
-o7 Dpposte change Bank.

DENIQ'Ev ri,A X YaUF visGinIA.-
4 Manufactured at this Institution, and sold tho'e
and ct the Agents Store. TO n. feari street, the
folIowiog articles at reduced prces, to wit
Boo.s, shoes and Brosues.
Women, Children and servants Shoes
WAGON and Cart Harness Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons Caro-, Drsys and Wheelbarrows
WardrObes, safes, &c
St,1psd and Plaid C0ttous.
KsIssys and Linseys. for plantation hands.
Ke.dy Maas Clo' hiog for servant.
Of the above articles hand, and for sale, or
will bs made repaired, or other Jeh "orh zone 10
toners only on abort time 80
Ord .r, from the country win sausactofy re'ofen-
- -rnnntiu attain 4ed to. Address.
ceh' pi0P'' ROBr N NIMMO,
@, .as,,ena Ssorakesppr Va Peni'en'ary
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,,r1 hUPT'S OFFICE r. ID. X. &
June ls, 1857.
EEK SOTICE.--On and after the
h,s s.,s this Company will cease to furnish bsss
for the trsn,port.tic of produce on the Richmond
and Danyilie Railroad. .,.,.
Persons having bags in their possession belonging
IN ,Lis f,omueny viii please return them TO the dc
moi, from which they received, otherwise they
vii be charged with them;
vriU he .oid al public suction, on the Let OF July
psyt Al fhe Office of tho Company, In the city or
RicI uoud at u O'Clock M., - thousand Bags, suit-
shla for the delivery Of wheat, corn 30
By order ofthe Board Of Directors
ia ,a-dtistJy C. CAMPBELL, Supt
Szv- uanyiIle papers pIesss copy.
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sgEs FUEt RENT-The three atOty Tene.
- ment, now occupied by Mr. Belvin, on Main
hSS@ street, between Second and Third 1t con-
talna ten or eleven rooms with gas fixtures through
cut The kitchen hss four rooms Being in plea
SAINT and convenient part Of th city 1t will be found
"a desrabe residence. Possession given the first of
June. Enquire at Worthsms Bookstore, on Main
street nv 22- IN
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JUNE SNOW 1t showed at Mountain City (Wis)
on the l6 h inst, sufficient to whien the tops of
the steamboats,
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sseA Fth Rh = F. nd imme dia tie pot,es
80 sion given, that desirable residence on ,ha
AA@ south ride OF the Rasin. formerly occupis6 bv
Mr. Seymour Vail. 1t contains eight good rooms
good yard with hydrant, 90 To a good tenant the
rent will be modelate. VAC
l.. w GLAZEBROOK,
lS %I'"-bsWts Corner Canal and 10Th st.
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u nr James w. Mstthsws nsni}
.,.h,s .i.assr OF " Inn Parh u was ,n, ma.aoo q
~ ~. IA by one Of his slaves, on tns nesa'As
TussAay the 9th ine6
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yv,HE UNITED STATES HOTEL, IL ad
rpitted By oil. to be one the most pleasant
and convenient Hotels in the sity. Some OF the
best rooms are kept for the special accommodation
Of transi. mt visitors, where they WIN haa sooa oi
Vi,s,ois fare at the moderate price OF u % per
dsy Also, some superb rooms and pairs OF foomt
ff fa uiiies with Board ct moderate prices by TIE
week month Z.
Also several fine rooms for rent, without Board
40 IS Stawn JOHN A. JErEh. Proprietor
EMITIiFIhs ID BA. On Brisg's family
10 Is BURTON b oREENHoW.
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,&H FOR II 4. Tan excellent Rrick
80 tenement, with bfIck kitchen and garden a.
~~ tached situated on the corner of Leigh end 9Th
streets on Church Hill. Possession given the 18th
June Apply to LARUs L SHINE
Ja 5-ts "a Nsin street
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,ra, FUR RENT-Thc D~ eIiing

Ggs NuTiGE.-l nave tor sale, lease or
80 rent, Houses, Lots &c from ,st &c SD street
~ and in the county of Henrteo some Of which
Lots cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by
any within ths corporation limits; and when you
county Lots, for soap and candle factories
Nature could have done on her par. for the
convenience OF man, for such establishments
upon all or any Cf the above. shall be- pleased to
have the views of operators upon the subject
before them
Apply to H. w. TYLER,
my 5-3m Agent for the Trustees
tee LADD'S LUMBER HOUSE south
Msa side of Basin, FOR RENY.-Tbis lumuer
~A-A house, the property of the Jss r. & Ks. Co,
q nearly rebuilt and will be ready for tenant by
the lat Of April. The house 1, large and commodi-
ous; we'll suited for storage house a tobacco fac
tory. FOR terms, apply TO the undersigned
A MlCHAELS,
NH 26-h Agent 'or r. w. Ccnnection
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LsriLs. FU RE III Il n kkDUCTIUS...-
> CLOSING our SUMNER DRESS COLDS
1000 wards printed Bersges at IT, per yard some Of
which have been sold at Is 1000 yards yard wide
lawns, at 81 cens p 90 yards fine striped Lawns. at
II cent; 1000 rc CANT Flounced Berses Robes at 81
Iipthsrns at 81 cents per yard Organdie Muslins,
BriIiants Collars Sleeves, Bands,iO gandie kobss,
Grass skirts, ready made Embroidered skirts, Chal-
LEI, &c now is the time for tba ladies to supply
them,elvs. with cheap and useful goo1s, at abont
N''' '"''' CHAs A. GWATKIN,
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JUDGE LYNCH IN SOUTH CARoLINA-A vigilance
committee was organized in Chsraw district, s. g.
,at week and Thos Cooper, and q companion named
Ietee sent out Of the st'icr for stealing The
south Carolina Times urges thu organization Of such
committees throughout the State
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~ GhO. II,
E%R 49, COACH MAKER,
-ES-Sa| Corner BROAD AND 9Th SITS.
tTtchenors old stand,) keeps constantly on hand
and mate. to ordar all kinds ef CARRIAGES,
ROCKS JYA Us, BUGGIES, SULKIES. SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition in his
show room an unusually large assortment, which he
!, Siposed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-
Dloyiug the best workmen, and usisg the finest ma
tsrfsl he 10 enabled to warrant all his work
kw Coach 5mithnE and jobbing OF all kinos exc
auted promptly as usual and upon reasonable terms
INV IS-3mt
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z. FOX hhNT... .Thnt Iaree and co.

xsE, fOh EhNT,--ThHt large and cOi
- venient Store Room. " ith cellar attached
zsz TO the office of II Pair L Co corner
OF I4th aud Main occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. 1t is chsap and frs lats business
'tand, Possession aiven at once. Apply the pre-
mlt"s my 29-ts
sss FvH EhNi-The Dp etitna ftuuse
ESSH on Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs. L.
9%~l bell. adjoining mr. Alex Motifs residence
Possession given immediate y. Apply to
je f. Is JAMES THOMAS ia
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@Sk t:sh LhNI FOSsr --lUN e.IVkN
HEx iMMFDlATFLY - That very desirable dsell
ing house, on franklin and lst streets, iumedi
ateiy opposite a. l.. K,nt ESQ
For terms, &c, apply to
is 2S-3tauts JAMES yuonAs T.
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ia 81 AGENT and S'or4keeprr va FFnI

CUEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP;:
l. Elegant Blac3 silks 81 per ysid
HaiT aoils and Braifs 81 4 cts
Lawns a. 10 cents per yard
8ummer Prints very chssp
solid Color-d Brill nts lzt cents
Figured BrilIIants, l2t nts per Jsrd
Steel Hoop and Buste Skeleton shihs' Si
Gra,. skir.s only 30 cents each
Cactus Skirt. 62t cent? each.
Linen hrt Ecsoms. l24 cents each
Embr,idsred Collars aud Sleeves
Lawn and Berase Robes o,,.,
few pi4cs, OF 4 4msttins left, at 3lac per yd'
In order 70 make room for Fall deoas tIs ~ u
- UsSu..ion will be ms de 10 every article now in
store at the Chssp Bargain Emporium OF
=. ~ - ~ ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main ct.
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MN SAi,h-Tne kfxtutes ssaa rur.t.
L ture beionsins to ths Un,sd state. Hotel Bar
room Itiss fao location for snf one that ~aa's to
20 in the business. There are TWO rooms under tae
bsr room that are suitable for private psrtss. On
scsoant Of the death Of my athsr hsve 70 cell eat
and return home 20 sesiis up hs basi ssss And
will cell out ct reasonable price to sny ons that
wants 20 buy The bar does very good business
and Will psy spy one that takes t. Apply ss the bar
room Of the unitsa etstss Aotel.
10 25.As n. y. kuhO W.
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Gs FOR RkNT-T The Dwelling House
b. on Mayo stfeet recently occupied By bars Ia
- n bell acJ?in'ne Ar lex Motifs residence
POSSESSION given mmedistely Apply to
- ~ S'swfs IAHFs THOMAS In
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je 12--dim I6.n HIee-. ooee- - :.
G.p0ENE,s GREAT PICTURE GAL.
~ LERY, uo ,e1 MAIN STREET.

~ LERY, No ,e1 MAIN STREET
osBoRsES GREAT PICTURE GALLEhY
ocpoRyEs GREAT PIcTDRE GALLERY,
OSbo' No ls7 Main street.
osPoRyrS GREAT PICTURE GALLERY,
The 0lsss' Es'sbhshm hment 10 town.
osBORNErS GREAT PICTURE GALLERY,
Ths Oldest Fs,sb ishmeat 10 town.
osPORNES GREAT PICTURE GALLERY,
The uiaest sstabiishmsnt Ia town.
oss0RNE9S GREAT PICTURE q ALLERY.
The Oldast Fstsbiis N. Mt ia town.
ITOsBORNE s GREAT PICTURE GALLERY
~ No cheap Pictures AKIN. +.
At OsBORgES GREATPICTURE GALLERY
N No chesp Picturss taken.
OsBoRgES DAG UERREAS Sf0cK Depot.
No i67 Main street.
osROBSEs DAGUERREAE STOCK DEPOT,
No tot Main st.
osBORyEs DAGUERREAN STOCK DEPOT,
No. 6l asin sire o..
is24-aim
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GTE FOX kEN C-The Dwelling oyev.ur
- store 1t has heeu recently painted and re-.
psired Possession given immediately 1t
desirable location
r. SUTTON. JR 4CO
Corner of 4th and Broad streets
je 2l-eobt Opposite Bret6ep For 60,
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81 =, FOX RESF--A comiortabIe Frame
EsE Hoase contsiping three rooms 90 McCann
~~ near Clay street, IN the Valley AppIy 10
- JAMES SIMPSON
ls -f-<t' On Valley or l7th ,treat
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CTOhAG k.--We cHa take la ioO ne9s-
= heads Of Tobacco and any other kind OF Produce
which 10 covered by irsurance. s,orurp
10 EUbANh a. D"'' 'T1''.
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a NTHRACITE COAL VIII reeetso
a ordsr, for the best Red aud White Ase An'hrs-
ciIs CosI ta24O lbs per toni Do delivered a. any
time before the lst of Dsce mber neh on eolmis
~, ch.,,s. Persops wishing immediate suppiy,
can be cd from ny present stock In ,srd
whicsl viii be sold low fcr Cash;
am furni.hed with "FairbanRs Platform scs's
wh,ch sn.biss me TO weigh every load.
winch ehSo'e' ~ sAM'L P. HAYES,
ia 1t, 18th street South side OF Dock.
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| LYNCH Law IN neutrality-suspicious. VS..
| moDkRAToRs.'-There Is some excitement at
bloomington. Indiana, in consequence of the ex
animation OF Coons and the two Morgans charged
wi1h the murder Of Mr. Bingham. Ii appears that
some OF the self constituted administrators of the
Jaw formed themselves into q kind of Vigilance
COMMITTEE. to instruct the courts in popular sen.i
ment. Another body armed themselves to resist
follows:
some three hundred Regulator and their SYM
pa'hisers have been Ia town I'll the week soun-
ter organic ton, callsd the Moderator has be.n
formed to oppose the re gulators' numbering some
s@o hundred persons They hive, however, the
synpsthi' of mu:h the lsrg prtion Of tn , com.
community Both parties fully "a, and there
IL great fsar of collision Nearly all eusiaess IN
Bloomington has bees suspended during the week -
the completely Of the three men under arrest in the
kiios OF Mr Bin CHAM il not, understand disput.
ed bu the 'Reguatos insist that they shall bs ad-
mtted to bail while the 'Moderators insist that
Dali shall be taken Ths prnsipal eys for the
prosecution are II n James Hughes 6 A. Buskirk,
gen Lowe, ami I. sutleI; for the defence, Gen
Dunnns, 8. Rusdirk, AM others whose names we
DO not remember
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.,-1.wta OINiBt SIS r X >ALE.
.FIroJSISr>ssSs "a The subEcribeu hsving made ar
raHgements to put on an entire new
line of Omuibuses they are d-srouf of selling eight
second hand onas, which they have been running on
the street heretofore. Persons in want, would do
well 10 call the subscribsr' early as possible
isI7-ts EARNEST RUSRELL.
% PHYsICIAHs' PRESCRIPTIONS
S neatly and accurately compounded at all
NJ hours of the day and night by experienced
"a persons, and from the most select medicines
JNO. w. 0ARLICk,
Druggist and Apothecary,
ie l5-2m Msrket Place. Franklin street
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74 F9R PHILADELPHIA The good
go schr DAVID NJ MEsEhOLE, whereof
" steelmsn is master, having the greater por-
fion other csrg engaged, will sail with Dispatch.
Kor balance OF fr9sht apply to
ia 24-5c w. d. COLQUITT& co.
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80 FoH RENT-A large aud conye
- niehtiy h1lit House, at the head of Main .t
x corner above the Fair Grounds Tos good ten
snt the rent will be moderate. There is good gar
uen attached 10 1t. Possession Immediately I'm
qure of mK HFNRy FesSrN.S.I, an
je = ST. Opno,its tba VI 60
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SSx Tuh hhNT-A first-rafe tnble and
%as 1arrlsse house, near the First Market
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y ~ Mksx STGShkT
I AsONAGsLE GODS

TAYLOR & CO.
Have now Oh hand fine assortment of WATER
COOLERS, Of al sizes; ICE PITCHERS, SEAL
ING CANS and every variety OF article usually kept
in China and Crockery Stors.
They will sell fair teTIns as any house in the
eIty ard cniy ask call from their friends and the
public TO the examination Of their stock.
;aI II
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TANDsOME DkEss GOODS Az T.
HHAKTWELL's lit Broad Street My stock
of Dress g 2ods is we'll escorted, sna none OF any
,v.s Exhausted owing TO the many ,d6itions that
bsvs made t. il recently, which renders t more thsn
attractive at this season Of the year. sm sslIog
many styles az sfestiy reduced prices NV stocx "a
Mantle, is Iso very good. and am selling them az
vsry attractive prices Come and see them
il u. n AM '" HAH
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Or woulN
Lhsrge aIk
sbes cooE
syrurs.s
nv sods
tus. with
nfeTiof "a
II on
IT and E
cad snFz
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|Deer and
and fail
EcTiPtlpn,
bats, and
an, Eati-
eTEtend
out and
Id ether
T Private
|sil kinds
b Lands.
bee in bis
ants ever
II that he
l. eEtTust
|Ls thAnkH
Liberal s.
Is q con-
pic gene
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Il Cloths.
ccst. A.
|E ETgElnE ST
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= applics.
l5-tljy
kfHIf4-
AND 9TH
epsred to
for store
idences
improved
ted as 10
] EN- down
the build.
tioa heres
ps A'so,
Wroueht
oots. with
red Topsf
iIatoIs of
n's Patent
Metten's
an fnrnisn
.!ned from
he firm of
with and
/ would
nth whif
WERs,
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f5sls Rs'e,,nnt EUN MhNT- The large
ES1 oSement Room, in Morson's Bsildins. on
ooVernST street, now oceup.d hy the ,ph.,1i.
0't ~iii be vscaEsd on the Ist OF july next Ami
sn3n, oy persons who wish to rent this spseion. and
Dentist, or to ' "' D.
le 10 --lms II prr,oo,u
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penteFs.
DB Work
c Church.,
re, &c. to
June 18th
ans, Fay.
-civsl ard
hce, Goo
fEGSENtU
escription
}ntractorst
and Gucn
T . may re-.
K accoTd.
ammitted
Z the lows
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to have
will this
L Of Dry
b. Great
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sulphur

ny 2-ts f
x 4 - ~
sENDERk
betweeu
J for sslss
nbrecin d
us Crates
| prices {
v arded to
9 Castings
one at the
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lieNT.-s
sfrieDdS
the store
,reets fof
Z RtJRGt~
RUssEA
call fsfos
ER.IUs.-k
alI kiuds
rgiesi sns
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
Thalberg on the Banjo.

Says the New York Musical Rcuiesc -" The
Courier des EfatS- Unis tells the following
good story Of the great piano forte king. which
We believe is true. At anv rate we have
seen an advertisement Of Thalberg's teacher on
this classical instrument, announcing the fact,
accompanied by recommendation from the pi-
anist; not Of the instrument indeed but of the
professor:
"Thaberg. returned to New York from his tri-
umphal tour in the interior, is reposng graceful.
ly and quietly on his lanrels At the present he
dreams only'o tar nientc season at the seaside
and if, from the force of habit he must indulge
in some musical recreation. it is not with the pi-
ano-fortc.
"'Not the piano-foric !? do you ask? And
what, then, may ii be
I'VE give you ten. yes, a hundred guesses. but
we counsel you, as you value your comfort, to
give up at once. Know that Thalberg, the
great Thalberg. reposes from his royal sover-
eighty in cultivating-the banjo! We have
written 1.-THE banjo
"Here are the facts. Entering his apartments
the other day at the st. Nicholas, in place of the
magnificent Erard We were accustomed to find
there, there appeared a suspicious box Of some
what musical form, and bearing the significant
address: s. THdiberg, New York.
49, In the name Of st. Cecilia, is it not banjo
case 2
a. 1t is nothing else replied Tbalberg, in his
usual quiet and modest tones
"'And, we continued, you play on this odd
instrument"
81 have taken ten lessons responded. most
humbly, the celebrated man and encouraged
doubtless, by the admiration plainly depicted in
our countenance, he added
''And will acknowledge that / have made
considerable progress already
PRAY let us have the special favor Of udgng
for ourselves All the world has heard Tbalberg
upon the piano forte let us have the Drivilpre of
hearing him on the banior
"With his uniform kindness he at once opened
the case, 1t was empty. Thalberg. with the en-
thusiasm OF all young students, had attacked With
too much warmth the melody
$50, Susannah, don't you cry for me,
come from alabama, aciM my banjo on my
hnec,'
and, alas the instrument was now gone TO the
shop for repair.
THUS we have not yet heard Thalberg on the
hanio When we have that honor. the world
shall surely know it. Oh that We could be in
Paris when, on the artists return, this new ac
complishment is made known to the public of
that city! Nothing Of the like has been dreamed
Of there, and all the little eccentricities of Viver
will be entirely eclipsed. Every man will be
button -hoed in the streets, not for the salutaion
How do you do" but the query: Have you
heard Thaberg's banjo?
60 The banjo! What in the name of Sake is
that?'
a primary affair." the national instrument Of
America, (the black part of it at least;) guitar
fngerboard, attached to a gourd drum
1" For week, Paris will think of nothing else
Government NAV, if it peases make coup d.
ftat no one will pay the slightest attention to
it, for the great affair of the hour will be to hear
Thalberg's BANJO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
UMM ON S.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. J

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County or TRINITY
In the District Court Of The Ninth Judicial District ::
David c. Brush, plaintiff VS. Thos. Maydwell,
ct. al defendant.
The PeQple Of tie State Of California,
To Thomas Maydwell GREETING:
VOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
J. plant of David C. Brush, filed against you
as follows If served on you in this County
within ten days if 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 aforesaid Court, on
the llth day Of May, A. D.. 1857, wherein the
plaintiff prays judgment against you, the said de-
PENDANTS, for the sum that may be found due him,
cost of suit and money disbursements, and also
that certain deeds be annulled, so far as they in
terfere with plaintiffs rights, and for sale of GER
tain premises as by copy of said plaintiffs com
plant, herein filed will more fully appear If
you fail o,answer said complaint MS herein di-
rected the plaintiff will take default against you
and ask Of this Hon. Court such judgment as may
be demanded in the premises. and as may seem
equitable. Published by order of the Court
Witness, Hon. W. p. DANGERrELD, Judge of
the said District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trlct, this 18th day Of August, A. D., 1857.
Attest, my hand and seal of the said Court,
[L.s.) the day and year last above written.
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk
30 BY il. e.. STUART, Dep. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
SPERMATORRUTA.

nR local weakness, nervous debility. low spir-
~ It's lassitude, weakness Of the limbs and
back indisposition and incapability for labor and
study, dullness of apprehcnson loss of memory,
aversion to society love of solitude timidity.
self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary
discharges, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes, pimples on the face sexual and other inhrm-
ltles in man. are cured without fail by the justly
celebrated Physician and surgeon L. J. Czapkay.
His method Of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others,) and hence the great success. All con-
sultations (by letter or otherwse) free. Address
l.. }. Czapkay, NJ. D., San Francisco, California.
San Francisco, March 2S, 1857. 0-3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
THOUGHTS OF HOME.

Oh could | say " I'm home tonight :"
What rapture it would bring
Upon my young and wayward heart,
Where pure affections spring.
Id clasp my aged father hand
Upon my throbbing breast
For soon, | know, be leaves this vale
For an eternal rest
Ny mothers form / would caress
In earnestness and love,
And think Of all the joyous song,
She taught me by the grove.
Ny sisters, too. with whom I've played,
And fondly cherished here
Id soothe the sorrows of their hearts,
And check its silent tear
I'd greet my brothers noble form
Upon this earth once more.
Bnt all perhaps we ne'er shall meet
Till on yonder distant shore.
But soon, trust. il life is spared,
I'll meet with those at home,
Beside the winding, healthful stream
Where have loved to roam