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goods even ifyou do not want to purchase
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THE STEWART STOVE
THE STEWART STOVE

Jocks meat and pastry together without irnpart-
ne the favor OF one to the other.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

NATIONAL DIsGRACE.--The republican legisla-
ture of Massa chusctis have amended the State
Constitution. enabling a negro to vote after one
years residence, but requiring a foreign born
white man to reside seven years in the common
wealth before he can exercise freeman's privi-
lege. This is the most damnably sinking spot
on American record. We are glad to learn that
seven tn ousand German citizens Of Boston with
drew from the party in disgust. The same vile
proposition was made in Iowa, but failed the
republicans of Missouri unable to stomach quite
so much SCOT, passed q dishwater resolution of
disapproval.
1t is difficult to conceive bow American legis-
lators, in their senses, could originate and enact
so great atrocity it is bad enough to be jostled
at the polls by blubberlipped negro, but to thus
assert his citizen superiority over white immi-
grant, is the most devilish refinement of Insult
yet invented. Very well may foreigners, seeking
home and equality in America, adhere to the
democratic party. Think OF a runaway negro
from South Carolina entering the honored old
commonwealth of Massachusetts, becoming a cit
izen in twelve months and for six consecutive
years thereafter challenging the franchise Of an
intelligent white man from any Of the European
States A baptism Of fire, distilled by the most
sklfnl chemist of the INTERVALS, could hard y burn
out record so shameful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MXTS' OF THE BABIEs.-Some time ago there
was dancing party given cup north :" most of
the ladies present had little babies, whose noisy
perversity required too much attention to permit
the mothers to enjoy the dance. A number of
gallant young men volunteered to watch the
young ones while the parents INDUCED in a
4" break down" No sooner had the women left
the babies in charge of the mischievous devils,
than they stripped the infants, changed their
clothes, giving to one the apparel of another
The dance over, it was time to go home, and the
mothers hurredly took each baby, in the dress
Of Ter 0pn, and started, some TO their homes. ten
or ifeen miles off and were far on the wav he
fore daylight But the day following there was
a proligous row in that settlement mothers
discovered that single day had changed the seq
Of their babies-observaton disclosed startling
physiological phenomena. and then commenced
t"me OF he iallest female pcdpstriansin-- Iiviug
miler apart il required taO days tO unniix tLe
blbies. and as many months to restore lie women
10 their naturally sweet dispositions To this
day it is unsafe for any of the baby mixers to
venture within the territory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

UNPARALLELED ENTERPRIsE.--W We learn from
another journal that the enterprisng publishers
of the Sacramento Union caused Mrs. Sicklcs'
confession to be teegraphcd from San Francisco.
What raLble-rush there must have been for the
Union how The ninepences must have ratified,
and with what purity of thought must young
virgins have read them funny things" related
by the entcrprising and pious Aminidab! Well,
there is grand philosophy in this early instruc-
tion sooner or later the depravity and turpitude
of humanity must be made known to children,
and appearing in print so respectable" the
cOrrupting influences must be infinitely less.
Doesn't the editor denounce wickcdncss in high
places ~ what, then, must be the ierocity and
virtuous severity of his micn, when circumstan-
TALLY detailing, 10 little girls and boys, the mi
nutest denominations Of niger assignation
louse?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

An enthusiast sporting correspondent of the
Spirit of the Times and FUeman's Journal com
pares the conquering hero Morphy TO the admira-
bic Crchton, Garrick, Newton, Rachel and Jen-
ny Lind Good Lord we had as soon institute
and Rafael or Rubens, Ulysses and Ten Brock
We have no admiration for chess players the
game is we'll enough for scrofulous old lords and
gouty dowagers TO supefy over, but it is scarcely
fit employment for vigorous manhood Morphy
would make a much more important "move' by
drawing a wide and straight furrow across new
and unbroken prairie
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

ATLANTIC INTELMGENcE-By Golden Age =
arrived on the 18th:
The steamer ST. Nicholas exploded on The Msr'
issippi, killing eight persons and wounding 40
-. A FIRE in Windsor, Canada, destroyed prop
erty worth $4,000. IA FREIGHT train of cars
fell through draw-brdge in Massachusetts, and
killed the engineer. KANSAS has voted to call
a constitutional convention by 388 majOrity--in
June . JoHN T. EATON, of Georgia. is appointed
Indian Agent of California. -. THE Sicklcs trial
was not yet concluded-acquittal was expected.
EURoPE.-Austria refuses to fake part in the
Peace Conference Of the five powers advices
from the continent threaten war. This is all of
importance reported by telegraph to Marysville
Express
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MINING PRoDUcT.--Andcrson, Brown & Co.'S
claim. on the hill south of Oregon Gulch. turned
out the very handsome sum of So ,537, the result
Of the labor of four men since January though
there was but FIVE weeks work done on the claim
because Of want of water and the extreme cold
in February and March. They obtain water from
Clear Guch, and will be able to continue wash
ing until the middle of June. Thos Motherwell
Co. own the adjoining claim, but have not
cleaned UP.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

RECLAIMED LANDs.--An acquaintance located
farm on the barren-looking plain near Marys
perseverng farmer discovered that the ground
improved by cultivation. lie has now fine grain
fields and opulent gardens, though the adjoining
land looks worthless. After a while, az better
lands have become occupied, those worthless
looking plains will be trained to generosity
Like neglected humans, they improve in temper
by q little attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. .--Wm Herdle, an old citi.
zen Of this place, but now of Steiner's Flat was
thrown with great violence from his mule last
Saturday, his head striking an awning post, in
front of Woods livery stable. Fortunately the
skull was not fractured, and be is now in a fair
way of recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
Write Home 2

TOR "TWO BITS In a quct and pleasant
J. place persons will be furnished the use OF Ta-
bic, Pen, Ink, Paper and Envelopes for writing
letters. For convenience, the Envelopes of Ex-
press Offices and p. O. Stamps will be kept on
hand, at the NEWS and STATIONERY DEPOT.
n. B.-Having fitted up a nice and retired
room for the purpose, am now ready to give iu-
structions in Book Keeping by DOUBLE and
SINGLE entry also in writing, to young and
matured minds
All kinds of writing done at short notice com
plicatcd book accounts adjusted confdpntially
ID. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weavcrvillo, May 81, 1859. lSt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MORE HUMBOLDT INDIAN TRorBLEs.-A gentle
man, arriving from Humboldt on Thursday, says
that Mr.. Ellison was killed by Indians a few
days ago, at lroquois ranch-we believe that is the
name. Ellison was a Missourian. Fifty head of
stock had been stolen from North Fork Of YaGcr
Creek With no further information, we suppose
that the Indians have made their way back. and
that war Of determination will onsuc. Nothing
but extirpation will subdue the ferocious devils.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

JrDIcIoUs GAMBLING-In the District Court of
Calaveras county there is suit pending. for
divorce. wherein the plaintiff alleges in her com
plant among other things that the defendant
was addicted TO gambling. The answer in the
case drawn up with great care by the Caaveras
candidate for Governor, admits that the defend
ant did gamble, but adds: owe gamble some,
but very judciousy, with proper respect for onr
circumstances, always putting mp our money with
care, and never betting more than two dollars
and half on four aces !'-Amador Ledqer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

DAINGERFIELD.-Judge DaingerGeld will be
candidate for reelection. Little else remains to
be said we do not know where his opponents are
to come from, or who questions his fitness for the
office. We do not know man, in all our ac-
quaintance more admirable in character or rela-
bic and just in judgement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

AT the late session OF the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter, at Sacramento, W. J. Tinnn, of Wea.
verVile was elected 10 the office of Grand Cap.
tain Of the Host, and Whiting G. West, of Shaa-
ta 10 the odics Gi Grand High Priest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

THEATER AFFARs.-We shall have pIetbora
of theairicals; the Sager troupe will be here
shortly the Webb sisters, the California Minstrey,
the Robinson Family theatrcals have broke
loose in the southern country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

INTELLIGENCE AND REGISTER OFFICE!
l Persons in want Of help for mining and other
purposes, will he supplied free of charge by call
ing at the NEWS and STATIONERY DEPOT,
aud leaving orders as to wages &c.
va All persons seeking employment arc re-
spectfuly requested to call at the Intelligence
and Register Office, at the NEWS and STA
TlONERY DEPOT, on Main, near Court street.
May u, 1859. d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

CHARLEY SHAFER handed us box of fine, ripe
Strawberries on Thursday. They were from Mrs
Joseph McGillivray, of Trinity river and the
first seen in Weavervlle. We thank the lady for
her kind remembrance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

COUNTY INTELLEGEHcE.-Our excellent cores
pondents have let up" of late we need their
assistance, very much, and hope they will resume
--speedilY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

WIN. H. MANTz has retired from the San Fran.
cisco 7eiegram the paper is still admirably con-
Quoted
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MAhYsyILLE BusIAEss.--Ou friend, j McCratb
has opened large grocery establishment on
D street he is a popular fellow and influential
citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
j listing in Trinity County between VIM. Will
lams and Daniel G, Taylor has been dissolved
All persons indebted to the late firm request
ed to make payment to VIM. Williams, who is full
ly authorized to settle the business Of said firm
VIM. WILLIAMS.
Steiner Flat, May 2, 1859 l73t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

LooEIs says that his stock of - home-cured
hams Is most exhausted very few left
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
ROWLTNG ALLEY

in the place is connected with the above Saloon.
s~Fr"sh PIES, CAKES, etc. always on hand
Every effort will be made to deserve patronage
Weavervile May 90 1859. Is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
SHADES" BILLIARD SALOON !
Opposite Woods Stables, Main Street.
FRANK MELVILLE, Proprietor.

fSSsf TIE PRESENT PROPRIETOR HAS
llljs5 lately renovated and improved the above
EllARzA Saloon, and added an excellent BILLIARD
TABLE. He will keep the Bar supplied with the
best LIQUORS and CIGARS to be obtained in
Wpn vpruilIa Tho boet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

And CASH only. The public will do we'll f.
all and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
May 2l, 1859. JOSEPH KOHN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28
All FAD OF ALI
AL x. II z z M A NJ.

~ =
a. .sEreesivri .nd opsnea ~. sllFs -,oet q 49,
Goods Rhei tire particular enticn Of every one .
fnyitvi. rr %. N l-art a. follows
Geass superior Prints Al sisss and n.kss a.
81 styles English Chis,ass. beautiful IUlss
I aud high colors-
Ieass 4 Ff,nsI, Cbint1ss. u The latest DESIGNS.
locsss OF Blaehei Nusius, very superior EoodsT 81
I ar prizes.
3esses % Iish Linens, among vhsh srIt rate art
Gle osly @5etz- yard
~ pieces nv styles De Iainos and CaiIss. In Which
! oder gretivr bargains than b-gere-
81 pieces 81 and silks, Plain and
Fancy, In li-it and
\ fan assortment, all -oisrs. Lupn's AL De
Lllues, The very htstquali;y and T,ry cheap
Very hre Ecabaznes also style back Dress Goods
eslied CANiSE CLOTH superb artiele, taEstEer with
Of Ysi-nrienr-s Dc Rrrges Aohair nsteTs
Dueas siik Finished Pnreals, too to
mrat.on.
several eases s,rs~ BOnnes eolorei and plain White the
leo Grape s4EIs. al eolOrs prices, witch
orr TinaTy bargains. E sail Superior quality
White CrsVe Shawl AZ oniy i've deilars-
About jJ Ne Spring shaVs q far mere desirable styles
Is pieces 81 NEW CARPETS consisting OF BRUSSELS.
Tapestry. ThreePy, SuErfne, Inrri Ray CarTets
- which call & particular attention Of those eunmenc
ing HuusrSeeIne forethrr WIN large stock OF Rugs,
satiinss, ETC. AZ sreatly rr.Iured prices
Ia addition 90 the Foregoing, coupirte ussornCu II Of
all goods belnngnr tie Dry Goods Trade. which
nafd 70 eltion, TO al Of which eai special -nd
Sas- Country IIerrhRnts VIII find thrir sd
vansEe call before purrha ing eiea herr, A. ],
being tTst The rurkt had the b. selection. and having
entirely Tor Cash, .ob LotSn IN quauts
therefore knowing the advanced q all D1ns-c
we'll forllr Try Goods vii iapruyr tbs TTotsgny.
convince themselves u the above ard itvcI vh an
eariy cali ALEN- HFTMAN.
No
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28
pITENT SHOULDER 4SE1M .sHfRTs
r5Y-TAe Second Ward ScdooL-Al friend of

EY-T Tile Second Ward SclOoL-Ai friend of
the Second Ward School writes to us m account
Of visit to that institution on Friday last,
during an examination of the pupils. We are
compelled to omit the details for want of space
and the ateness of the hour at winch it came to
hand. The scholars, writes our correspondent,
seemed joyous, orderly and perfectly at home
in the various branches they had been pursuing;
showing their thorough training by remarkable
qlickncss in comprehending and solving all
questions pertaining to their respective studies,
in whatever form presented. Mr.. Boyd, the
principal, spoke of the importance of parents
sending their children regularly to school. 1t
WAS demonstrated that when child misses
lesson, ne is not prepared for the next. Ii he
joins his class after they have passed something
he does not understand, he is constantly at u
loss. He meets with so many difficulties by not
knowing what is past, that he gets discouraged.
He is like man climbing up ladder with the
rounds all broken on which he would stand
The child then to avoid lesson he cannot under
stand, plays truant, which only breaks another
round and makes his case more difficult. Pa
rents should see that their children attend regu-
larly; as each lesson is a preparation for some
thing that is to follow, &c. Our correspondent
claims for the Second Ward School, superiority
over any other in the city or State and that tn
exercises on Friday justified such claim. The
School will meet again on Monday, the 4th Of
April
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

~ Very Hea9t1y.-rhe Report of the Board
for last month showed the city to be in good
state of health, and the same may be said at
present This may, however, be but temporary
suspension of "the ills which flesh is heir to-
that they may gather renewed power for de-
struction; and as there is no time when peo.
pleare so susceptible of unhealthy impressions
as at a change of seasons; ard as the reviyifying
heat of tho sun of Spring is sometimes the hot
bsd OF a summers pestilepce, allpersons, whelh-
or in good or bad health, should at'such time,
b. moderate aud judieious in their diet, and
avoid exposure to the night air as much as pos
sbe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28
- INFRINGEMENT

crScrxsATi, March 2G.-Four dull, noInaI there
sales OF Importance to-day receipts moderate.
whisky unchanged; the market firm; sales SEQ Ibis ~
Including Provisions without special eLane
Pork steady; sales 900 bills $lT5U, 5Ju 81 and
50 do 4I5 lO10nl lbs bulk shoulders sold ss,I5
leo lbs, loose AadIt0 teTces Lard ALL n. Lin
IS. Grain unchanged. Sugar. 2iO hhls sold 75E
fair and good fair. Coffee, 800 bars sold l29s and
100 bbls Moasses a 8ta3i1zc. Money tight. Exchang
firm and in good detland q premium for Eastern.
PmLIDELPHLl, March 90 Rour continues dull sales OF
fancy Iots from sos 70 To RYE Flour aud Corn
Meal frm ami sales Of former SIX and the
AT S3,ST The demand for WheRtls limited; sales Of 900
bash. red at 90 and white at 45j@is0. Rye
Is lower sun bush. sold At 9s, delivered. Corn less
tive sales 5000 bush at s9e, a1at. Oats dull 5I5c.
LEGO bush. harley Malt sold nj ST. whisky held at 5000
NEw YORE, Marrh 26-FIour firm; 300 bush.
$55cD5,IU for state, S6dugdsO for ohio aud 1928
Gsufor Southern Wheat fu sales Of - bush 81
for western red. Corn Grm sales 25Ou BUSH at 90c
for mixed and sSf 9oc for yellow Pork dull at $t 5ls
for Lard dull at li69llaic. Whisky seals at 2Is
GI2SC.
RALTrNoRE, March Q6y-Flour unchanged. Wheat dull
and unchanged Corn firm sCs5o yellow. Provis-
steady; Mess PORK is held AZ $40 but there have been
sales at that price. Whisky IS unchangcd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

~ o,O in -HartiasoiHe.-A house sioning
affair occurred at Martinsville on Thursday
night. A woman of questionable character has
occupied house in the town for som. time to
the great shame and annoyance ofthe i'm mediate
ncighborhood On the evening stated number
of young boys or men rugged themselves up in
female apparel, went to the disreputable house,
and commenced throwing missiles at it. They
broke in the windows and mashed things gem
orally. The woman took up her bed and left
next morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

NEw YoRK, March 96.-An inquest has been
con IN need in the case OF Mrs. Beethen, who
keTt boarding house the corner of 18th
avenue and I4th street, who died from supposed
poison. The testimony thus far indicates a
most reckless attempt on the part of a servant
girl named Margaret Burke, employed in the
house, to poison all the boarders, some dozen III
number, il order to crafty her revenge against
the landlady. The suspicion against her was
deemed sufficient to warrant her arrest and de-
tention to await the result Of the inquisiti1n.
Mr. Robinson, one of the bOarders l4th
street, died to-day from the effects Of the poison
administered in the morning meal on Thursday.
He is the second victim.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

SAvANxAn, March 2G-The steamship State
Of Georsia, hound for PhiladeIpliia, when off
Helend, on the South Carolina coast, on Thurs
day. broke her after cross;ai, bent her piston
and disabled her machinery. She reached
Charleston in safety, having put Immediately for
that port. Her passengers were Transferred To
the steamer Keyst State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Y Strange Wy Of Doing B"siness.-I
seems that the further passenger goes in the
present mixed up state of the railrOads,!the less
he has to pay for it. A citizen of this place ar
rived from New York recently upon through
ticket to Cleveland which he purchased fOr two
dollars and half less than the price chargedto
Wheeling. The gontlemanithinks, according to
this arrangement, that ifhe had concluded TO go
a little further, the fare would have amounted to
nothing at all. as We intimatcd some time ago
this is done by one route to compete with an
other selling tickets in the same direction
Citizens of Wheeling going to New York will
take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
ats an i'll wind" &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

~ Could not Agree.-Mr. Garnet, Prcsi-
dent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, was at
the Sprigg House yesterday, on his return from
the Buffalo and Columbus Railroad Conventions
The body ut Columbus exhibited about the same
instability of purpose betrayed by the leading
men of Buffalo last week, and the compact was
finally broken up. The four great railroads
have now no protecting arrangement, and each
will do business ON its own hook aud according
10 its own best policy. The attempt to main
tain rates on freight amounted to nothing, be
cause the parties had no confidence that they
could be kcptup. It's evident that there are
s i'd times ahead for stockholders in railroads
as = general scramble for business, low rates,
high speed, and large expenses seem likely 10 be
the order of the day The Baltimore Ohio
road will pursue course offs own under the cir
cu,nstances aud do what is best to protect its
large interests. In connection with this sub
iect, we may state that ice, which will have to
be shipped from the cast to supply this city,
will be received and transported by this road at
the very lowest rates, the same as iron, and the
cost of the article will be- little above tho usual
price of former years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

Derpoir, March 2G.-The trial of U. S Mar
shall Tyler, for killing Capt Jones, OF the brG
Concord, ut Port Sarnea, e. w, last Gall, was
concluded this evening The jury returned a
verdict Of Involuntary manslaughter, committed
in an unlawful act, recommending him to the
mercy Of the court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

CLEvEIASD, March 26.-The Northern Trans.
portnIion Co.'s propeller, Lady of the Lake, ex-
ploded and surk, half a mile from Fairport to-
lay. The cook and one fireman missing. She
had full cargo Of -four and provisions. No
particulars vet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

HARRis MARQUETTE, WIS, March 2G-Jona-
than Post, a Baptist preacher and wife, were
killed yesterday by their son. The murderer
is about 80 years age and has been insane for
several years, but considered harmless until this
occurrence He made no effort TO escape