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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

IT was my custom in my youth (says Partisan
wrter) to rise from my sleep to watch, pray and
read the Koran. One night, as was thus enga-
ged, my father, man of practiced virtue, awoke.
"Behold," said to him, "thy other children
are lost in irrelgious slumbers, while | alone
wake to praise God'
"Son of my SOUL" said he, I" 1t is better to
sleep than to wake to remark the faults of tby
brethren"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

THE Hudson river closed so suddenly by the ice
that several steamers are stuck at various points
and 1870 boats are embargoed at Albany, whose
total cargoes comprise more than half million
bushels Of grain besides large quantities of beef
pork and lumber. At Troy there are some sixty
boats frozen in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

MISTRESS PRUDE AND THE NEWSPAPERS. We
have received an article, from " fine female
hand" on the subject of I" Indelicate Paragraphs
In Newspapers" Go away, Mistress Prude, and
take this itaic for your motto--.Nastyshe toho
nasyhinks.-Anador Ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

THE Superior Court of New York has decided
that when husband notifies tradesman that he
will not be responsible for his wife's purchases,
the onus OF proving that the goods afterward DIS
sold to her was necessary and suitable to ber con-
diton in life rests upon the tradesman
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

THE French feed hens with bread soaked in
wine to make them lay. Soaking bread aud eggs
IN wine in this country often makes old cocks .
lay--in the gutter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
WIRE ROPE
Is rs per cent. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER KIND !

w H Y? I?
BECAUSE, compared with any other Rope of
equal strength, it is from four to six times
more durable
BECAUSE, it is 40 per cent LIGHTER!
BECAUSE, it is less than one.half the Diameter.
and only one.sixth of the bulk!
BECAUSE, it is FIVE TIMES the strength of the
same size of Hemp Rope!
bEOAUSE, it does not STRETCH or SHRINK.
in dry or wet weather!
BECAUSE, it does not ABSORB WATER, and
double its original weight!
BECAUSE, it is as PLIABLE as the other rome
OF equal strength
wire Rope is the only kind that can be used
10 oa ADVANTAGES for hosting from deep shafts
and a; lncllned planes, for long Pump Ropes, Der
rick Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, &C. Those who
nav nave once given our Wire Rope trial, will USE
NJ OTHER, at any price.
circulars giving scales of weights, strengths
prices, testimonials, &c., will be forwarded bv ad.
dressing the manufacturers, or their agents thro'.
out the State. A. S. HALLIDIE 4 co
38I3t: Az Clay st., San Francisco
&e-W. W. Tinnin Il Co, Agts at Weaverviile
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

DAILY LAW JoURNAL."-Two columns of the
San francisco Erening Journal are now occupied
as Daily Law Journal" by W. II. r. Wood,
Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

WILL PRINT WHETHER CoTTos GRows OR Nor
1t has been lately ascertained that weekly
newspaper of extraordinary dimensions is printed
on silk in Pekin. The paper has been in exist
ence more than q thousand years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

The TRINITY JOURNAL presents for last week
an improved appearance, from which we infer
that sound sense and elevated patriotism are
qualities properly appreciated in that county,
MaryspiHe appeal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
tion, by which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
dispositions, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as we'll as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

Hampshire cider, keg of water from the Mer.
rmac river and one from the Connecticut with
some branches of pine and hemlock from the
Granite bills, were forwarded to Iowa, for use ut
the celebration of Forefathers' Day in that State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

The Legislature of Washington Territory has
passed a law making it criminal offence for
any one to shave or discount United States
Treasury notes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

IF a pair of oxen lean up against each other
IN walking it is sign they are not well mated.
When lovers do so, it is O sign they want to he
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

STOCKTON, Feb. 2.
Intelligence is just received here of a most hor-
rible murder. 1t appears that on Thursday eve
ming last Aaron ]. Golding, Mrs. Golding, Pc
dro, a Mexican, and Spanish boy, Saltillo, who
resided about rs miles from this city, at the en-
trance to Corral Hollow, were brutally murdered
and the house burned. The crime is believed to
have been committed early in the evening. They
were found in the places where they usually slept
The legs and arms of Pedro were burned off, and
the bodies of the woman and boy were burned to
cinder. Golden's arms had been tied behind
his back and had evidently been broken above
the joints. The Coroners jury brought in yer.
dict that the victims were first murdered and af
terwards burned together with dwelling of said
Golding, by parties to the jury unknown.
SALT LAKE CITY Feb. l, 1868.
Conner's command had desperate battle with
the Indians on Bear river, 140 miles north, killing
224, and many are supposed to be drowned
They took ITS horses, destroyed the lodges, pro
visions, etc. The command is expected here
Tuesday. The following are names of Conner's
killed and wounded. Killed: Smith, Reed, Rowe
and Cox, Of Company X mortally wounded
Capt. McLain and Lieut. Chase wounded, Lieut.
Berry Corporal Walton, Sargeants Stephens
Hoyt and Long, and Privates Slocum, Mccoy
st. John, Chase, Buck. Brady and Briggs.
LATER.-Capt. McLain is reported dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07
L. g. WIN. G. JEwErT, Notaiy =
address, L. J. Csdpkay, NJ D., San Francesca o"'

SpermdtorrhGa. Or local weakness nervous inds.
low spirits assitude weakness of limbs ana
position or incapabity to labor and study, t live
apprehension loss of memory, aversion to pains
solitude, tmidty sefdistrust, dizziness, seI
in the side affections In the eyes pimpes on the Justly
ual or other inrmties in man, are cured ~ ray His
celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr. H. D. otbe)
method of curing diseases is new, (unknown nv ettel
and hence the great All consultations BIB
or otherwise YRKK - mi
address, L. J. Csapkdy, NJ. D., San Fd"~sop ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07


Cdrd-1, the undersigned, having been under l"I nI
treatment OF Dr. H. Czapkay although unsolicited s
called upon togive publicity to the efficacy of his u
meht hoping that by doing so may be instruments
preventing Others from the fearful suerngs and msy
experienced and which often results from the
practice OF pretenders My disease has been that OF p
ca ana mental disability which follows in aro
ndscretions in youth The agonies which endure M IA
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they are Kat
those who have experienced them Suffice 1T to say ami
having called the service of DR.. L. j. Czapkay into %I az
sition, all the expectations which may have iors rS.
him were more than realized. would therefore fTesa
mend Dr. Capkay to all who may find themselves hue
with that dreadful malay, my object in SO do9g ,srs
of relieving them. ai .A -.
H. s. D. J. DAHlEK, Printer,
State of California City and County Of San me-
D. S--on this 3lst day of July, A. d. 1886 oeS osS d j.
Mm. u Jewett Notary Public, personally apped dS Seposo
Daelae, known ta me, wdo being duly sworn u uusd BY
ana say, that the contents of the card herewith
him true. fi j., and
In witness whereof have hereunto set my s hs writ.
ten. ,,.
[Lsl WIN. c. JKwErr, Notary Pablo
address, L. J. CsdpkdN NJ d., San Francesca, o"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-07

Certifcafe.--I the undersigned Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify that DR.. H. j. Czpkay has served during
the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon tho
Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof |
the sympathy, attention. and protection of all those who
are capable of apprecatng patriotic sefsacrnce and
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,.
Governor OF Hungary
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1882 5lls
Evening star., 1863-04-10

FF
q 81 = DBPARfMBaf or erArHf
81 WA5HIsGfvH, April 8. 1883. e
The following decree ef the Turkish 6overn
nent, prohibiting the importation of po xdsr can-
non, arms Of all sorts, and munitions OF war into
any of he States of the Ottom an Em pire has been
Translation OF the Ordinance addressed the 18th
of Ra5eb 1873, OF the Hegira 9th January 1885, }
to the Drectitn q OF the Customs.
The rePoie and see 1rity Of the Empire. snd of all
Wal, and the following Arransements are male re-
sptctinSy powder, cannons, arms OF all sorts, and
multions Of war, arriving hereafter from 70 rel gu
lands, and Of which the Importation is formally
merce recently conclnd ed with frisndly Powers:
lst 1t is absolutely forbidden to import into the
Empire powder In grains OF any kind and quantity
and for any motive Whatsoever.
I'd. The INTRODUCTION of cartouehae OF powder
with q without balls Is is eau, o.
ANY kinds Of cannons mortars, hoEitters, IS we'll
as their charges such as bombt bullets, cAssshots
eaItouche hAd all sorts Of projsctiles contsniug
not Eliminating matters, balls or riiied guna with
or without bsyonets, ordinary guns. carbiaes:
fer warlike purposes Exception is made in favor
OF Sporting and other arms OF luxury and other
weapons such as sAbres, swords, knives and sport
ngpoynertn small guam titles Tor private purposes
4th The articles prohibited afore enumerated,
troduced into the Empire in quantities more sr
lsss great will be con6scated and made to the
military m8gazines.
The prescriptions contained in the preceding
articles viii be, conform ably with the decision OF
custom houses Of the capital, tConstantinople, j
and all over the EmDire, from tho date Of the
present ordinance.
Evening star., 1863-04-10
THE ATTACK ON CHARLE LESTON.
The First Gun Fired at Sumter.

BALTIMORE, April 6.-A gentleman who has
Just reached here from Port Royal, by way of
Fortress Monroe, gives US some highly interest
ing particulars in reference to the movements
against Charleston. He left Port Royal on the
morning OF Saturday, the ith, and passed
Charleston on SUNDAY. Nearly all the troops
had left, prior to his departure, for North
Eaisto Inlet, eighteen miles from Charleston,
where it was understood they would remain
for some days, awaiting the action OF
Dupont General Hunter left Port Royal on
the Sd, in the steamer Ben Deford
The iron -clads had all left for their destina.
tion, and most of them We're off Charleston on
sunday. In addition to the ssMonitorS, Sc Yeral
sther vessels of war were lying Oft the harbor.
he ironsides was prepared for action; her
spars and rigging had been taken down, and
lothing remained exposed but iron.
When off Charleston, the Spaulding was
boarded by an officer of the steamer Mary
Sanford, who reported that a number Of shells
hod Jc.a rorn at Fort Sumter in order 10 test the
range Of our gunS; but beyond this no demon
stration had been made. 1t was said the Ad
mlfal would make the James Adgcr his flag
ship, but would go into action on the Ironsides
1t was understood that the land forces would
The harbor defenses.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST CHAELRSTOS
Charleston telegram of the 2ath ult SAYS
that the enemy landed last night on Coles
Island 1900 men, the supposed object being a
reconnaissance ce 10 determine the best place for
operations, by land and sea, against Charles.
ton. The troops for the defence of that city are
said to be III really an excellent condition.
Evening star., 1863-04-10
THE CONFEDERATE IRON CLADS GO OCT
- TO MEET THE FEDERAL FLEET.
THE REBELS HAVE ONK KILLED AND FIVE
WOUNDED IN sUMTBR-oTHER BAT
-TERIES NOT HEARD FROM
STILL LATER.
THE REBELS CLAIM TO HAVE SUNK THE
knkUK AND TO HaTH DRIVEN
OFF OUR IRON N-CLADs

FORTRESS MONROE, April 10--Yesterday's
Richmond Fhig contains the following des.
patches:
CHARLEsToN, April THE attack he's COM
meneed. Four Iron clads out of seven in the
Yankee feet were engaged. Heavy firing took
place from the fleet and from Forts Sumter,
Moultrie and Morris Island.
The Ironsides was hit and run ashore; but
got OF and was carried out Of range
At two O'clock, nine monitors and the Iron,
sides opened fire at the distance Of 5000 yards
At half pasttwo the firing was incessans on
both sides till fre, wnen it gradually dimin-
ished. The firing was concentrated on Fort
Sumter.
The Ironsidcs and Keokuk, withdrew at four,
apparently disabled. Intense excitement pre-
walls in the city. Our Monitors have gone out
to take part Our casualties are one boy killed
and n We men badly wounded in Fort Sumter
Other batteries are not heard from.
APRIL 6, l.59 afternoon.-Seven turreted
iron. clads and ironsides are within the bal
and twenty-five blockadng vessels off the
bar
The Keokuk is sunk on the beach, oil
Moores Island. There is no disposition ap.
parent TO renew the conflict.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

~ The board Of County Commissioners OF
Iippecanoe county, Indiana, have rendered
Gov Morton a loan OF ton housand dollars to
assist In carrying on the ste government in
the absence OF the uSual appropriation for
1884, which the eopperhea sin the Legislature
refused to make.
SJ. T. Con, VIM. Cough, John Bradford,
Alexander Ross, and W Stew art were arrested
two days since at Harper's Ferry, upon the
chsrEe OF violating the regulations In relation
TO the passage Of the military lines, and were
Piaeeo IN close confinement in Fort McHenry.
~The Norfolk Union says the way of the
rontrsbandis3s in that section is getting to he A
little thOrny. A few days ago two ladies were
captured, one having on her person a~iargs
Rebel mail, and the o6her in q false skirt a
stock Of fancy goods, intended for Richmond.
~ large emigration to the State of Illinois
T. taking place from the States OF Virginia
Terre.sfe, Kentucky and Missouri. The sta
tons on the Illinois Central Railroad are
crowded with families arriving from The States
afflicted with the war.
- An intricate matrimonial so auaSble came
L. 'iu.e he Mayor Of New York on Thursday
l-:.n and women claimed one man. All wsre
Dutch. He gave IL up in dispair.
aSSnne brute says of the new style OF spring
io,nets, that they differ just enough from the
thcn "a dire necessity, and that they are rather
expensive.
aS-Ths negro law of Indiana is being en. !.
forcCd. Severai negro families have been noti-
n q &c isfIS the SiatP3 ana are preparing 70
tu2 iErate 70 Canada.
STh1 new iron clad Roanoke is nearly
1esdy tc IT ceiye her stores. She will be u for
II, Gable war vessel. vr
aS~h 4. paragns, tomatoes. green peas and new
potatoes were in the San Francisco market a.
early a. the 10th OF March.
KY-Itere were 15i,9oi cases of boots and
Shoes shipped from Boston the past three
months.
~It is said that Garcia, The gam bin Span
ird of Paris won Ia a single day the enormous
sum of So0p,oO0.
!. ~ Th.rp wers seventy deaths IN Boston last
wreck. s7-Nt-
said 70 promise favqrably.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

NJ Cf (fens B0nkS-N ebFi OTtteiai Re-.
port Of the Capture Df a Union Gunboat.
.gHATrAN ooaA, April 6.-Gen. Morgan was
atsac ked by the Federais at Liberty on Friday,
ald was driven back TO Snow Hill where he
held his position, and the enemy retreated
Our troops, under Col. Smith, Were repuised
al Woodbury. on Saturday, and fell back to
within twelve miles of McMinnviiie. Loss,
one killed and eight prisoners.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, April g. The enemy ad-
vanced ON Woodbury. and McMinnviile, and
we're outianked by our forces and retired. A
column Of Federais, t5,0d0 strong, Is advancing
oa Columbia. A battle is considered imminent
JACKSON, Miss, April 6.-Gen. Chalmers, on
Ffiday, drove in the enemy's pickets within
FIVE miles of Memphis, killing two and cap
Fort Pemberton dates of the sth are re-
cei,ed. The enemy were embarking the pre-
yisus night, and on that morning were in
rapid retreat. We shelled their camps and
transports, and made reconnaissance from
our LETT flank, alarming them much We fired
into transport filled with troops, disabling
the boat.
A special to the Appeal, dated Senatobia,
9th, says the enemy were out in strong force
yesterday, but they have all gone back.
KNOXVILLE, April 6.-Parties nom Kentucky
report that Gen. Pegram's command was at
tackled two miles hey yond Somerset on Monday,
the oath ult., by an Overwhelming force Of in.
fantry and cavalry. After desperate hand
to-hand fight Gen. Pegram fell back six miles,
the enemy not pursuing. The loss on both
sides was heavy. The government agent
brought out a large lot OF cattle.
JACKSON. April 6:-New Orleans dates of
the LIST instant say that Banks crossed with
1G,GG0 men at Donaldsonville, and has gone
down the Bayou Piaquemine to renforcs
Heitzsls and alta X the Bayou Teche country.
OkALoNA, April 6.-The Yankees at Corint th
are preparing for amovement-either raid or
an evacuation. The suffers are selling their
entire stock preparatory to leaving.
Photographic Reports via Fortress Monroe.]
REBEL OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF
AUNION 9CNBoAT.
From Richmond Enquirer, April g.
HEADQUARTERS NEAR BHewICK's BAY, via
Natchez, April Ito Gen S. Cooper:-I have
the honor to report the capture of the Federal
gunboat Diana, at this point To-day. She
mounts hve heavy guns. Tue boat is not seri-
ously injured and will be Immediately put in
service. The enemy's loss IN killed, wounded
and missing is $50. R.TAYLoR. Brig. Gen.
On Saturday the Central train brought to
this city 90 Yankees belonging to the LIST Ver-
mon. cavalry, captured at Drainssyile on
Wednesday last. They were all privates, the
officers having all been killed in the action.
Evening star., 1863-04-10
IMPORTANT FROM yICKSBURG.

- PVI y NAVNIbS up tHe nbvFF-huUD0atS
&h> ko&>~ 1hs bel n
Fleet nH r ed Eiyer.
louNG's POINT, La, March I, via CAIRO =
IDispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette IA move-
ment, both military and naval, is on foot to day
Several transports with troops, which arrived
from ABOVE last night, received orders, and
ton OF gunboats went up the Yazoo to day and
the events OF the next five days are traught
with interest
1t is known that the rebels are preparing a
fleet OF sunboats and transports, protected with
cotton, at Shreveport, five hundred miles up
tue Red River Positive evidence of the truth
OF thts has been given Admiral Porter with
Whom the entire responsibility rests, of allow
ing this formidable fleet to be repaired One
IRON -ciad and & ram would be sufficient to de-
strcy 1t now, yet Admiral Farraguts request
mat one should be furnished him was not COM
piied with. The Red River is too narrow for
Farragut's vessels.
Inc ram Switzerland has been fully repaired
and started for the stream yesterday, under
orders 10 Farragut from Gen Ellet
Evening star., 1863-04-10
DESTRUCTION oF CosFEDERArE STORES

DESTRUCTION OF COnFEDERATE STORES.
The Navy Department has received Official
information that on the 2ist ult. Lieut.. Com
manding Giilis with u 5. steamer Commodore
Morris destroyed between twenty-five and
twenty.three thousand bushels of grain at the
plantation OF MIR. Patterson Smith, on Weir
river, Va, which was intended Tor the use of
he rebel army. It was impossible to bring it
away.
Lieut G. subsequently made another expe-
dition, in which he captured and brought of
safely several thousand bushels OF grain
Evening star., 1863-04-10
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON
THE BALL OPEN Ed
eIHIROS -CLADs sUCCHYD IN PASSING THE
MORRIS ISLAND BATTERIES. AND ARE 8
BoMBARDING PORT s JMlEk e
GLOOMY FEELING IN CHARLEsToA AN
RICHMOND AS TO THE RESULT. *

The Richmond Ssrtind of the 9th has the
following:
SIT is understood that Official Ia orma ion
was received at late hour on Monday ,yani ,g,
to the effect that the enemy had been attempting
to crops the bar of Charle ston harbor, but had
not, up to that time, succeeded in getting over
1t was confidently believed on yesterday that
several Federal iron-cla IL, eight in number,
according to some reports, together With man J
transports, had crossed.
II was also believed that a dispatch was
received by the Secretaryot War at late hour
yesterday evening, to the effect that the long
expected attack had commenced, and that tht
enemy were bomharding Fort Sumter. .aI
"Any further news that we may receiys
before going to press will be found in our tele
graphic columns"
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
April s.-The Richmond Whfg Of the 9Th ms.
has the following in reference to the Situation
Of Charleston:
"All thoughts are now centered upon
Charleston. Official intelligence was made
public early yesterday morning that the
enemy's iron clad feet had attempted to cross
the bar, and failed; but later in the day 1t was
announced that the gunboats and ransports
had succeeding in crossing, and were at anchor
Our iron-clads lay between the forts, quietly
locked for with eager anxiety.
stThs Yankees have made no secret OF theil
vast preparations for an attack upon Charles
ton, and we may we'll anticipate desper ate
conflict"
Under a paragraph headed "Bread destt
tution," the Richmond Whig says: ale.
Mallory, the lessee of the Metropolitan Hall
has established depot at the hall for thu
distribution Of twenty -four hundred loaves o.
bread per month for ihe needy families O.
soldiers in the field. The Ladies' Benevolen
Society superintend the distribution, which
will take place on Tuesdays and Fridays O.
each week, the benef1ciaries being furnished
with tickets for bread.
Evening star., 1863-04-10
FARRAGLT ABOVE PORT HUDSON
WITH THREE VESSELS.
THE FEDERAL FLEET BELOW PORT HUDSON
OPENING UPON THE BATTERIES AT
THAT POINT.

Jackson, Miss. April 7.-Farrngut, with
three vessels, is above Port Hudson. He sig.
naied the lower feet, but mona have gone down
the river yet yicksburg will be attacked this
week.
The Federsls have contracted their lines at
M emphis.
The Hartford landed at Bayou Sara this
morning, and destroyed government stores.
The lower fleet has opened fre, lying out Of
reach OF our batteries.
Evening star., 1863-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Thls morning Chas. D.
Carr was convicted Of stealing one hundred
bags belonging TO the Government
Lewis Thomas, colored, indicted for stealing
was convicted Of stealing coat valued at
S4.75.
The District Attorney entered a notle pros. in
the case Of Richard Rivers, q soldier, Indicted
f05 On an hs M an aass
Fisher granted now trial to Solomon vii.
liams, colored, whs was convicted on Monday
Of an assault and battery and attempt to COM
init . rape on German woman.
Sylvester J: Palmer, charged with stealing
one hundred bags from the workshop OF the
Engineer Corps, was found guilty.
--LATEST QuorArIons-wAsHIN Mon.
Ell MARKKT.-Furnished BY Lewis johnson k
Buying. Selling.
U. S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1o5 1o5S
U. s. 5'20's:.. par and interest
eusr'ssmssss1s g. ss9 sSt:s 0hssis ''sS'l0ss
New Certificates. ..e,Aaa7S
u. S. Demand Notes. H3al45
American Gold. .143af46
American SlVef.. ........... Iau
NEW York RATEs-3 O'CLOCK Pm
Coupon 6's, 1881, 105h; 1905, los; Demands,
147; Gold, H7.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.1-Jas. u. Mcclure &
Co. sold yeste DAY a small frame house and lot
on 1 street north, near Fifth street west, to G.
S, Parker for 81, 200.
Also, q lot at the corner Of Seventh street
west and north p street. TO Mr. Pinkus, for 26c.
per square foot
THB KIRKwooD.-Mr, @. @. SpragueSofN N.
J., is said TO ha We purchased, this morning, the
interest of the Kirkwood Brethers in the hotel,
bearing their narae, at twenty five thousand
dollars.