Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
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April 20, 1919
EDDYTURs OF THE SUNDAY TmEs: When
| wrote before, spades was trumps--noWit's d.
munds--Thesa prcshus stons is found i'm bril-
yant pcrtusion on the brow of the Sarah Navadv.
and several rs large as lenix cggs has been seen
in Il mounting of gold, diskvcred last week. near
| the Sam Joking; and when the snow malts it is
| supposed that many of the first water will come
down with the current Seed dmunCs is re-
markable plenty, but law has been made agon
gathering EN-, because it spoiIs the futer crop.
None is aloud to be gcthercd under the siz, OF
Il piece of chauk. Emrulds abornds. but no
body is green enough to pick en- up when they
| can get dimunds. Other ioos is drug. b.
You'd thc plains, on what they call plato ofSthe
mountings, bushels of little pcaces Of siycr has
been duo up, which is convenient for small
change 4 stream runin' into Feather River.
and partkarly rich in gold. has recently been dis
NVcred by German company. and they have
kcWercd the Joint onership by threatening to
knife any one they catch poaching Oh their fork
In honor OF some outlandish Dutcn water priv
Icgc, they call it the River Rhine o. Some Of
the oNplorn sociatiOns which has Conn far into
The ncrcyur sends word that the siIc there is all
solid gold sot with roobcus, but nobody bleycs
these outlying parties.
The depth OF the odoriferous eard, on the
Sacryn,onto IS iortyzeight feet eleven inches and
tlree-quartcrs. Wherever we lind traces of cold
we sink shafts and draw it up with horses. The
sand is so tarnation heavy It puts the mustangs
to their metal, tell you: bat there's no holp for
EN-: they must hang on with all their might and
name, or down they 60. and thenit's all up with
cm.
sMonse quantities. Of gold, at the very least
has been sent to San Francisco for some time
back, and as fast rs it is got in it is turned to in
goS. Thieves cannot cgzist at the diggings--
being hung on the slightest Suspishun Grub IS
moderate; flooIids OF a spritus mater very dear
All kinds OF salt provisions are sold for Il song;
the tavern keepers most oiyin EN- away in order
to permotc thirst. Salt pork is five dollars
hogshcad and brandy ten dollars half pint
liowS ever, as gold is plenty, every Jack has his
gil.
This puts me in mind Of the noos by the
steamer Catorny, that a ship load of vounr
Wimmcn was a coming out on = marvin sgek-
eIashun, with one Mrs. Farnham as shoopercar-
90. We look for the same anXshusly What
j, cold---what is preshus stuns without wimmpn?
Nuthug bat vanity and ycXashun Of Shirt.
Solomon says---I red ii 'tothcr day on pare Of
proverbs was a goiu TO use for Wad iin--S;olc-
mon says Il Wur,=hus woman is more preshus
than roobics, and in a kuutry without a pCttvcoat
one feels the force of the remark When aman
has wealth he wants hares to leave it to: and in
course---nO wives no harcs. You couldn't send
me one out could You? ! mean wife, not
hare. If she's sum ptted with the small pox
even, | woodent care. The orIinarc,t goods is
valuable when there Is none in the market
There's duzzen's woodent looked at in the
States, that 'ud now be thankfully received and
no questions asked. You can say. and truly,