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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

FrightTul AccideRt,-Tbe SntiHel Of last
week gave an account of frightful accident
which happened to four persons on the Sunday
evening previous while riding in light wagon
on the Perrys5urg road. The team became un-
manageable, and while at rapid speed the axle
broke, throwing three of the party out, without
injury, while the fourth, MERRIT DUNBAR, was
caught by the leg and dragged over the rough
ground for the distance of mile literally tearing
his Clothing to pieces, and bruising him in : ter
oible manner. He was ken to the house OF a
relative in Bowling Green, and upon examine
tion of Dr.. RoGEHs, it was thought he would re-
cover, bui we are informed that he died on
Wednesday morning last.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

treatment OF diseases coming under the Above
mead, sufficient guaran what he
heperforms, aud IN every case effects cure
frlNate Rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured In thu stri cteSt confidence
GenerSl Onloe over Nos. 81 and 80 Monroe street
nrst room to the right at the top OF the stairway
over Cornucopia' All letters containing a remit.
tance or postage-stanip promptly answered
~ Ohce hours from 10 TO t. and from to o.
azG ToIsdn nhio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

RIP. Hall g. Co, Nashua, N. H., proprieters
Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, pub
lish treatise on the Hair, which they Will send
free IN any one on application. This is a valu-
able little book, send for it,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

Secrets of the Great City.-By reference
to the advertisement of JONES BRcTnERs Co.,
in another column, 1t will be seen that Agents
are wanted to sell a book of the above title,
which work is descriptive of the Virtues, Vices,
Mysteries, Aseries, and Crimes of New York
City. This is an old and reliable publishing
house, and those desiring to get agencies for
books should send to them for circulars, &c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
On Fifth-strset, east Of the Union School use
Pertysburg, Ohio.

'E'HE undersigned would call the attention ofthe
people ofPe rysburg aud vicinity that she ID
sun tAktng PICTURES Of the Best Quality, Of ali
tlhesand Kinds. from the size or larF7 7st. down
tothe smallest n b tOtypes ard e. In also
copying from other PieiureS.And eLlarkiLg then,
" desired in copying.
Che VIII hniah up Pictures in India Ink or rain
In water eolors IN the most approved sfyits vii
also furnish Frames and cRsss 81 all kindE, siIea
AMI styles that may be required.
she would resp ectfuly invite her friehdsto cal I
and see what their own artist can do before goin
elsewhere " will costyoh nothing fyou can h6}
be suited. She asks nothing more than to shoW
What cap do. Apd fenls confident Of giving sat:
isnciiO1, N. IN pictures taken on Sunday.
particular Noffce.-Those desiring Pie !:
tares should secure them without delay, as I ia:
tendto dispose OF lie business In a short time.
5p1E MRS. NICHOLS!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
TINE TABLE-D. q M. railroad
ACCOMMODATION.
Nrw AnvERTTSEmENTy,

Seed Potatoes For Sale--Jas. w. Ross.
Mayors Proclamation-Asher Cook.
Attachment Nusice-Jacob Clink.
Sale uf Real Estate--J. b. Newton.
Exeeutor's Sale--I. II. Schroeder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19


Receipts for the Journal.-The value
of taking the JOURNAL, laying for it, and taking
a receipt therefor is we'll illustrated by con-
versation had with ]. d. ABBOTT. Esq, of this
county, who has taken the JouREAL for many
years, and always knows when his year is up,
and acts accordingly. He informs us that some
Is months ago he came in, paid for the JoUR-
NAL, aud took receipt. He then went to To-
lcdo on business, and while there lost his
pocket-bOOk, containing the receipt and $3.50 in
money. 1t was found by an honest German,
but with nothing in it to identify the owner, ex-
oept the receipt, and by a correspondence with
parties in this place, the location Of the owner
was found, aud the pocket book restored to him.
Always having an interest in the welfare Of
our patrons, we have made out receipts for
quite number, which can be had by calling at
this office, compliance with which will save
US the time and expense Of pCeseuting them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

Exhibition of Grammar SchOOl.-The
Exhibition of the Grammar DepaI tment, under
the supervision OF MISS ELLA BAIRD, was held
at the Union School building on last Wednesday
afternoon. We could not be present, but learn
that the Hall was crowded to overfowing, aud
the entertainment was very agreeable and
nleasant.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

Business College, The Toledo Business
College is meeting with unrivaled success. The
manner in which this College is conducted will
without doubt surpass the management Of al
other Commercial Colleges in the country
hence its great success
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
TOLEDO NTARKET

TOLEDo, March Is, 1869.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 oO@4 IS; Superfne 4 so
"a 75i Extra, 1906 90; Double Extra aud
Fancy, scale 90. Rive Flour, Sc OO@6 25.
GRAlN-Wheat l500l65c; Corn 66@7oc;
Oats 62e; Rve l2Sc Barley 2I2c.
PR0DUCE-Lard, prime, in bbls, I9c do.
kegs, 2ic. Butter, fresh roll 35c; in keg 32c.
Eggs, lse-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

=. s. COncert.-The Presbyterian Sabbath
School Concert, which took place on Tuesday
evening OF last week, drew a crowded house, and
the programme for ENTERTAINMENT was executed
in manner very creditabic to the teachers and
scholars. No admission fee was charged, but
collection taken up at the close, netted SIS So.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

New Goods Mrs J. A. STAFFORD has been
making purchases Of New Goods for the Spring
trade, which are now arriving. Those desiring
anything in the line Of Ladies Furnishing Goods
should call and examine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

VeiOcipedes.-An exchange suggests that
aveloeipcde would be a capital thing to run
down delinquent subscribers. We want one.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
FoR aAIm.

THE FARM, composed Of Road Tfaets Nos.
Il 53 and so, nine miles from PerTysbdrg, on
the Manmee and Western Reserve Road, on
which there is good Frame Barn, a somfortas
aud about atty acres Of cleared land.
For particulars, inquire Of the subscriber, re-
IS j. 6EBB.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
PERRYsRURG MARKET
TcoRREorED WEEKLY BY '. R. MILLER co.

IEkknSBVhdJ MhTCn 10, looS.
FLOUR 50@l0 90 #P barrel.
GRAIS-Ear Com 70@75c1F 100 lbs; Oats so
@52c; Rye 90; Wheat l 5O@l rs " bushel.
Shelled Corn, 56@6Oc.
BuTTEE- 30935c p fb; Eggs, l6@2Oe " doz.
LARD-22025c ~ n.
PorATOEs 80@l O0c 7P busheI.
SAILS 90 " barrel.
WoOL-3004Oc q ID.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

CoNUNDRUN.-Why is the Grecisn Bend like
Historical NovelH Because it is a work of fic-
ton founded on stern reality.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
ManhOOdi New Lest, HoW Restored,

49, yust pubIishsd. a new .aitisn n
~ Dr. culv0FWellts Ceiss
E bFaeed Essay on the HapicsI
cu1E twithout med e:ne) OF 81 Enna.
rosRnGAs or Seminal Weakness. I5Voluntary Sc.
minal Losses, IAPprEEoT, Mental Aad Physical In.
capacity, Impedinents to Marriage, etc; also,
coHsUHruoS. kPIErsr, and Frs, indnced By self.
indmlgenee or sexual extIAVAEanee.
~ Price, In q sealed env Hope, only cents
The celebrated aushOr, IN thls admirahle essay
clearly Demonstrates from thirty years' success
fal practice that the alarming Of self
abuse may Be radically oared without the danger
Oas use ofinternai medicine or the applo alton Of
the knife; pointing cat mode % cure az once sm-
pie, certain and eaectnal by means Ofuhleh every
sufferer, no matter what bis condition may be, may
GaTe himself cheAply, priv ately and RADICaLLr.
IN This Lcetnre skoald beta the hands Of eVery
y0uth aud eVoTE man in the land.
Sent. und4r seal, In plain envelope. TO any Ad,
dress POSTPAID, receipt Of six cents or two pOst
stamps, Also. DR.. calvsFwell' = q Marriage Guid .
price IS eents. Address the Publishers,
CuAS. ,. O. KLINE A CO..
lS1 nOWcrys New York;
3stE r0stonee Box tp566s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19

7 LIQUORS. and CIGARS Of the choicest
l. brands to be had at Vie Saloon 6fc!LEAF
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
Hollands German Bitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

90 combination Of all the in0rsdients Of Ms Biers,
Wiih rrRE SdRtd CrtE Ram 0rungs, etc. n 10 used
for The diseases hs Biers Irhsre Sonss
pure alcoholic stimulus is required roti ,rU b,ar in
mind hGt these remedies entirely different Jrofs
any others ddrcrissd for The cure Of the dsedsrS named
h,ss being scientc preparations f medicinal eTfracta
tchiie the others are Hsr doc0cii0nJ Of in some
form. The TONIC is decidedly ~ he p,eSt JIhh-
Id and ogre"dbs remedies erer altered 10 he Iulie,
rs hts's erqWistS is pleasure to take IT, ehis IA
iUc-ysfHy erAiiaTdfR1, and Biedieudl qualities hdpt
eaused IL - k knoSH as Ae STeatSa Of az tonieL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
FROM NON. JAMES THOMPSON,
FROM REV JOSEPH ii. KEsNAnD, D D..

Pastor OF the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DE. JACEsOE-DEAH SIR:-l hare bssR JTt9tsHiy
requested 10 connect my ,sh ecOameiItiops "
dBsTsHt ktRdS n medicines b TS9driBg ne praotcs
as oW ~ my appropriate spsTe, hare 80 all edSss De
cIfHod bEt Dh clear ProoC IN rdrioHs instdneea and
particularly in my o1pa Jdmiy eC he HsefeSS ef DR..
Ho'ddHd's GsimdR Binets dCidrt for once from ny y
Asnd coTse, 10 s<PTest JUu ooAriion af for gcis-
ernl delily Of The syStrm and especially for liver
Compliant, Il is "a SW1safe and Nalua le
pTepar alton. ~ Il Nay
JaHi bsR RsHdAy II XXI doubt not Alil
BE- ryy Lsn.fciSiaks " 10 Miss ,oha s,.ger
FTsm 1ss abVrs cauSeL Tours rrTy resfecifUhS,
j. n KkYkARD
Eighth, beIO1o toaiss Aired.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
tRoM nos. ono. W. woopwARp,

Chief Justlce OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
THiLADELrHIA, March ID, 1861.
lind HOofdRrS GermGn BiieTs I tot 'Hior.
fodtH0 bererggs, but good ioHie Is} IN dfsordcTJ
Q NE digcsre orgoHJ, aud Of great beHcG in ef
dSotiiy and TdEi ef Hsrross dCtiOH, in the system.
IOuTI truly,
GRO. w. T00DRARD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-19
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

INSTITUTION,
Theunderslgned calls
the attention of those
interested to the facl
that he has established
= suite Of rooms in My.
ers' BLOCK, on Monroe .
street, a regular Dis.
pensatory for the treat
'ment and permanent
cure ofallknown Pri.
vate Dis eases,
whether OF recent ori.
gin or oflong standing
in MALE or FEaALE.
The success which has
attended q the practice o Z
lha npA.HaaAaH
Evening star., 1869-12-31
Secret Sessions Of the Roman Couuctl.
ICorresnondence New York Tribune

lSOITtsIOuutnCe new 1Ork 1rlbune.l
ROME, Dec. 1.-THE mysterious secresy in
enveloped continue to shroud its proceedings
Every member of the Council from the Patri-
archs OF the Est0 to the most obscure stenogra-
pher is under the express Injunction of the Pope
and Is bound by his solemn personal oath not to
reveal single iota of the doings In the hall TO
the outside world. The most astringent silence
is preserved. Not word Of information il
youchsafed to the public at large, and whatever
you may hear, beyond the contents of the official
documents that are issued from time to time,
has no better foundation than conjecture. IL Is
understood, however, that thus far the acts of
the Council have been merely preliminary 10
the main questions that will come up for discus
sion. So much could be dvulged without any
vlolauon OF the oath. II will be week to-mor-
row since the opening of the Council, and there
can be no doubt that the three days in which IL
has been In session have been busily EMPLOYED
The fathers are punctual i'm attendance. COmpar-
atively few are now to be seen i'm the streets
The city begins to wear its usual aspect and is
somewhat relieved of the intense ecclesiastical
pressure, which prevented many Of the Protes-
tant visitors from breathing freely. There is a
greater crowd of secular travellers than before
the opening Of the Council. The hotels, which
nave peen deserted to certain extent, through
rear OF high prices and scanty accommodations,
are beginning to nil up, though there is room
enough yet, and private lodgings-bad at the
best-are decidedly at a discount. The gloomy
streets are enlivened by the gay equipage OF
Engiish and American ladies, who take the
opportunity for cheapening the Roman scarfs
and deftly counterfeited pearls, although the
sirocca has been the prevailing wind for q week
and the sun has shown himself only for few
minutes at a time. Some OF the superstitious
TSmans Ts ascrioe the bad weather to the Council.
They say the priests always bring rain or the
cholera, and, m fact, produce rather worse
ehects than the yeanly meeting Of the Quakers
In New York or Newport.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

RULES OF THE CHCRCHEs IN REGARD To
MARRYING DIVORCED PERsoNs.-The Toledo
Commercial SAYS: After some inquiry, we have
ascertained the regulation OF the denominations
named below to be substantially as follows,
viz:
Protestant Episcopal.-No minister is allowed
there is a divorced husband or wife Of either
party still living; but this is not 20 apply 10 the
innocent party IN a divorce for adultery, or to
parties once divorced seeking 20 be united
again.
Catholic ChBrch.-Divorce. except az TO bed
and board, not recognized in any case; and NO
divorced party 70 be remarked while the other
Is living.
Pres6yterdn recognized for aduI-
tery only, the innocent party 20 be allowed TO
remarry. We understand this 20 be the position
Of the reunited church, as il was of the recent
branches. We think most, II not all Of the Pres
byterian churches adhere TO the same.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the same as the Pres
byterian.
CongreSationdl-Thisd denomination having no
common authority except the Bible. each sepa-
rate church determines such matters for ITSELF
under the advice and counsel OF associations
but think there is little difference in practice
churches being the one followed.
Bdptst.-Like the CongregatiOnalsts, the
Baptists have no ecclesiastical authority, each
church determining all questions for itself. The
practice, however, is substantially the same as
that of the three preceding denominations, the
Bible rule being the guide.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
TELEGRANIS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.

INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS.
The London Times ON the Unfriendly
Feeling Between England and Amer
tca-The Emperor Of Russia . Hyp0-
chOndriac.
--latest from Europe ria the French Catle By Has
sons Nescs Agency.]
LONDON, Dec. 31-The London Times. in its
leading editorial this morning, after reviewing
the principal events of the year now closed, and
explaining the present status of England in her
relations with other nations, SAYS -" The un-
friendly feeling existing between England and
America is the only dsquieting element in our
foreign relations, as Is evidenced in some de-
gree by our internal prosperity. 1t has been
definitely determined that an over bearing sys-
tenn Of diplomacy will not settle difficulties at
present existing between the two countries,
and it is useless to renew negotiations for ad-
justment of the Alabama claims until the Pres
identof the United States is prepared to recon-
slider the inadmissable demands which he has
heretofore promulgated as the ultimatum of his
countrymen."
LONDON, Dec 31.-The Lancet, the recognized
medical authority of London, asserts in an arti
Gle of its edition of to-day that the Emperor of
Russia is suffering severely from hereditary hy-
pOchrOndriasis. He often refuses to partake of
food for days at time, and indulges in other
morbid practices, which are rapidly undermn-
ing his physical constitution.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
MIR. Boutwell.s Boston Lecture.

The New York papers spublish more extend
Y Bas ss sasssH IN
The concluding portion is given as follows:
1t was true, the Secretary remarked, that the
events OF the past ten years had left their difficult
ties in the loss OF commerce, the creation of a
vast pubic national debt and a system of taxa
ton that was deemed burdensOme. Placing
whatever estimate you please on these difficult
tes, even the largest amount, there is still upon
the ledger large balance to the credit of the
nation. IL the country remained at peace (and
there was no indication to the contrary the pub
lie debt would be soon considerably reduc ced and
its final liquidation would not be yery remote.
1t had been asserted, Mr.. Boutwell, said, that the
Americans, as nation, wero grasping-anxious
ior extension OF territory. This assertion, he
desired to emphatically contradict; for within
the past twenty-five years the Government has
repeatedly rejected proffered territory. He in
stanced Mexico, which was once in possession of
accepted only few outlying States, and maid
for them literally. The Sandwich Islands, he
knew, had been rendered years ago; and other
Islands have from time to time been offered and
rejected. We take nothing by oppression. Other
nations take by force Of arms, ours by force of
ideas. If by such force others desire to Join us,
we will consider their proposals. There should
extension by peaceful means. We should so re-
duce it during peace that in the event of an
other war our credit would hold good. Taxation
possible But there. are greater evils. With us
1t meant the reductiOn'Of debt-with European
nations the support of standing armies.
In alluding to the destruction of American
commerce by the war, Mr.. Boutwell, said that
none doubted what the remedial course should
be; though no platform could be devised to ac-
cOmplsh its restoration-the union of Govern
ment and people. In closing, he said that there
was future America that could be better com
pretended now than in 1869. England's Ameri-
can colonies are yet to accept the American idea
which has spanned the Continent, bringing the
Pacific under commercial control, which has
conquered the worst and set up the better. The
disbandment of her armies, when the war ended,
was an important proof Of her stability, as was
their assembling when first it began; and the
world will soon learn that a government by
the people for the people is far preferable
to government Of the people against their
wishes.
Mr.. Boutwell, was frequently annlaniled
Evening star., 1869-12-31

New York Times Havana correspondent writ
ing under date of December Z3d, saws -" Fifty
prominent Cubans had their houses searched,
and at the same time received orders to hold
themselves in readiness to sail on the Spanish
war steamer which left here yesterday for Ca
dig. The prisoners were all persons connected
with the agricultural interest of the island; SO
the cultivation Of sugar and the maintenance OF
the plantations in good order will not be bene-
fitted. The prisoners had 20 pay for their pas
sage, travelling first-class, however, on a very
fine steamer, and many taking their entire fam
lilies with them. The scene on the wharf when
they all embarked was extremely sad. The
comparison between the appearance of the Fer
nando Po prisoners and those who left to-day
was noticeable. The first party was mainly
composed of demagogues and revolutionists.
Yesterdays expedition consisted of the most
respectable and talented men of Havana"
Evening star., 1869-12-31

DEFAULTISG CASHIER CooLLY ASSISTING
IN THE Discovery OF HIS CRIME.-The inyesti-
CATION by Mr.. Charles Calender, Government
Inspector of National Banks, i'm the case of
Edwara j. Oakley, the defaulting cashier, win
not close probably for two or three days. The
the sums embezzled will amount 20 less than
$4,000, instead of more than sl50, 900, rs at
first supposed. Mr.. Oakley faces the music
tGayely, and renders important assistance in
unrayelling the accounts. He asserts that the
funds distracted were entirely for use of his
brother Mr.. Cornelius Oakley, and that he per
sonally derived no em0lument whatever from IT.
II has been said that Mrs. Oakley possesses a
fortune which has been settled upon her by her
husband and that this money was taken from the
bank. In reply TO this IL is asserted that the
property was held by Mrs. Oakley before mar
riage.-N. J.. Sun, 30th inst.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
SEW YORE-FIRsT BOARD.
BY Bdnkers' and Brokers' Telegraph.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-First Board-U. 8. 6's
1881, coupon, 11sk; 52O's, 1862, coupon, 1I2 4;
5-0's, 1854, coupon, 1l1k; 5-2O's, 1865, coupon,
I2h; 520's, new, 1865, coupon, III x; 5-3Os, fs67
coupon, 114S; 5-3O's 1868, coupon, iiix; I6-4O's,
coupon, 1o9; Currency 6's, lOsY; Canton, A. Z;
Cumberland, 2e; Quicksilver, IA; Mariposa,
~; do prefd, 43; Western Union Telegraph
81 y; Boston Water Power, Ii; Pacific Mail, 4SY:
New York Central, So; Erie, 23b Erie pref-d,
3si Hudson, 81; Reading, 99S; Michigan Central,
us; Michigan Southern, s5k; Illinois Cen
trail, 13l; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 50;
Northwest, 66s; Northwest preferred, sIZ;
Rock Island, 103; Fort Wayne, SI; Alton and
Terre Haute, 2s; Toledo and Wabash, 80;
Chicago and Alton, 142; Chicago and Alton
prerd, 1I3; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
234; Adams Express, COZ; Wells Express, p;
American Express, IS; United States Express
4S; Merchants Union Express, IL. Market
strong. Gold, 119X a13O9,.
by Cable.]
LosDoN, Dec. 81, P.m:-Consols for money,
92k; tor account, 92R. Bonds, go, s6X; '65,
Sh; %, s5K: 1o-iVs, S1. Illinois, 102 4. Erie,
l64. Atlantic, 25k.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81, I p. m.-Cotton firmer
and advancing. Sales, 1900 bales. Middling
Uplands, l1haS; Middling Orleans, 11xaE.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester, frmer. Re
ceipts for the week 81 900 bales, OF which "a 900
are American. Sales for the week 5000 bales
OF which $4,000 were for trade, ~, 600 for export
and 10 600 for speculation. Stock i'm port 900
bales, Of which 177 900 are American. Stock
afioat, consigned here, 26s, 900 bales, of which
IS,O00 are American.
Evening star., 1869-12-31

A BILL TO LICENSE GAMBLING IN CALrFoR
NIA-Ihe San Francisco Bulletin of December
Is says; A bill has been introduced i'm the Leg
islature Of this State, by Senator Green, and
referred to the committee on public morals,
ostensibly, "to restrict gaming" by granting a
legal license to follow it. The bin provides that
"any person may procure license" for carry
ing on any OF the usual gambling games upon
or more votes, $3.50 quarterly; in any other
county, $50. Each license must locate and
describe the room in which gambling is to be
games specified, which are faro, monte, roulette,
iansquenette, rouge-etnoir, rondo, or any bank
ing game played with cards, dice or any other
device, whether the same be PLAYED for money.
checks, credit, or any other representatives Of
yalue. Aseparate license must be procured for
Is made punishable by q fine not less than 81 900
nor more than g 900, or by imprisonment in the
county jail not less than three nor more than
twelve months, or both such fine and imprison-
ment; and the same penalties are attached TO
renting rooms for unlicensed gambling.