The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-19

elevated This repeated for half day before any god
rocker are emP,ed into tin for the purpose Of
blown out alter drss Hi. precisely he sss
a. on, black sand for drying ink The gold 70 in parces
Or. 70 compare Ii with something onen seen, Il isliks
eoa.se ground corn meal with dozen kernels e the
some fail o. obtaining quarter OF that and others ger four
The boys" have just come from town. Il am in ea.np.
over he American river I'VE miles from the ciyl and 70;
rived emigrant. who had been soldier in our Meaica
Dr. omsby III r money should be paid. On coming o
ceivng the Doctor of having changed the 10
bought io another and poorer Some angry words
BY the Doctor with the rife the head violently as
break The stock Of the gun Upon this the soldier WIG 81
successfully three barels-none of them, however, took
s Ss the s d as
first blow but the crowd prevented further shoopg a
but was fortunately Snoaaed This |. one case oniS
the only one have heard Of
The health Of the emgrans good could be wissd
Though that terrible scouge the choera which learn 70
raging in the States has not appeared there y prevailing
scurvy prevails Those who the plains geae.
rally stand il the best The mode Of living Is different
feots the health Every his OWN cook and houss-
M
OF salt meat the cause OF the that has appear
BY change from salt 10 fresh meat or Us pss. & n.
cause Of the darIhea. tGas
who brought their families with them were from Missouri
Upon the road met with family consisting of widow
he w o Two or Of
ing been acquainted with them undergraduates PROPOSED
pay them Visit the evening" and listen onos more %
The sound Of female voice. accompanied BY wsodsos.
and We're placed around Tor :cfas The mslodecn
the a In
thia Hail. assisted by Miss Mary Caharine, sang
posed for the occasion
My home, my home, my happy home
w ny heart e! 81 S Sass sias posa Aee
When far away in distant lands,
1 or tossed stn upon at me 81 sea- s,r,n. ,na
Thou'n still the same to me- rF
Pve ourneyed from thee fur and near
But found a spot e'H &.at"
To as welcome or so dear
nv se p %y d sns NM my h na,ayf sS oa
Thourt dearest unto me ;'
When l in life no longer roam,
The first sanza was not half finished before tears wers
stealing down many burnt cheek All Of Happiness.
hind moving before eyes, Joy, sorrow, rapture,
striving for in our swelling bosoms and each
bsautiiay esecu,ed-ihe accompaniment lastly pssiO!n
The 0 s S 20
duelte never attended concert and listened 10 muslc
H ss 10 s hand rosS and
headwaiers OF Feather river while We took the middle road
Truckee river neary Mr.. Bryants route,l that
deprived OF their very agreeable company The
young ladies will doubt have devoted admirers In thi4
country. May prosperity and happiness attend hem
eign countries An gent CHILEAN whom met yessr
day. informed that there about fifty from Chill
The new population are mostly young men from the Sns
OF good character al home possessing much worth and IN
tel1genee Many will remain In the country no donbI n
after evstng the States return 70 reniain Uniess s
Farnham engages In very extensive and aciivs reds
they will be compelled return Tor live bach
elors can assure the young ladies at home that hey w
very generally make exoeen husbands They can cooks
wash mend their own cothes and what 10 OF vastly more
mpoance the rising generations, they Tock ~ cradle
They will also be good judges in those Matters that when
they prospecting for wifc they viii rarely be de-
ceived.
There chance here for every make small for.
tune I; and great many will make large onos Labor
brings eight dollars day and board sixteen dollars
day was insulted Ito common phrase hero1 On
the way by an offer OF five dollars day and board
back the Sierra NeSada with government train for
the relief of emgrans Captain kilburn formerly from
charge Of It, There 100 pack ues
loaded with provisions But few emgrants, think, will
suffer. 1t has commenced showing, however, upon the
Levinos from just arrivedj and there may
be some beated and obliged 10 leave their wagons.
Mr. John W. Bay, OF Albany Is here doing well NJ his
profession There Albanians here engaged In
trade and some the diggings expect 10 start within
is certain there is plenty oil gold