Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

The USE OF LossEs-When Dopberrv was ennmer-
ating his good qualities to the follower of Don obn
for which ne thought he should be suspeced the no
nutimate round in his ladder of selaudaton was and
a fellow that hath had losses"
lhere OF truth did Shakespeare speak in the queer
constable OF Messina More than to be wise or nm Of
hcer more than to be good looking and know the law
and be rlch was it to be fellow that hath had losses
1t was next to possessing two gowns and everything
handsome about him. o
The better days that every beggar testfes he has
seen are never found in the Almanac; they cost Time
Just nothing at all. But like losses thew are the best
KIND OF property imaginable. Nobody covets them
NOBODY steals them indeed your neghbor rather re-
olces than otherwise, since you did not have them
possibly he might that the apportionment is settled
Losses are not taxed it you nothing to keen them
SO you make more out of your losses than you could out
OF your gains io1 you get sympathy instead of hatred
and your losses take of themselves But the chief
use OF losses is to afford target practice for humor
and thus save your friends from transixion When
anything goes wrong rail away at your losses and the
rail should go over into wall, it will be all the better
Tor the will double your losses, upon the principle
that everything looms up in a mist
People who have no losses to bless themselves with,
should keep cat to be kicked whenever they feel an
inclination to that sort of exercise and many man has
saved friend by keeping something that he can abuse
when he feels like Nero or the Devi-Cdicag Journal
King Goes a sogering.
Malakof, the interesting Paris correspondent of the
New York Times thus speaks of NapoeOn'8 departure
from Paris "Never before in his life however did Louis
Napoleon see such day aS'ths. From the T'uiIeres
to the railway station beyond the Base was one dense
mass OF human beings, and from different points the
route hear the same report not man or woman on
the whole route but shouted and again with
frenzy, V1ue Emperor! The military could not re-
strain the people, who precpated themselves against
the horses and the carriage waving their hats up to his
Majestys face and shouting like madmen. At the sta
ton the corege arrested for minutes by the
crowd which was so dense to prevent all further pro-
gress The whole city was out to greet him and wish
him and the French army success
He also states that it has also been announced that
not single newspaper correspondent will be permitted
to enter the allied camps, By exception, NJ. Emile
Angler, Member of the French Academy has obtained
the permission to join the personnel of Prince Napoleon
but not by any in the capacity of journalist
The Emperor will take with him. to be placed under the
charge of Marshal Valiant printing service from the
government office, which will furnish the bulletins which
he may think proper to give to the public
LAND SPECULAT1oNs AT THE WEsT.-A native of
Massachusetts,, Is years ago. sold lot in ST. Louis
No. for 81 500. To-day, it having become business
centre, it cannot be bought for $4,000 Another gen.
teman went to Kansas in 1854 taking with him $1,000
The property he has acquired there from his nucleus is
now worth 100000. Property in Leavenworth which
sold in 1855 for $4,000 or 1000, is worth 81 O0O
The is the case in ST. Joseph, Kansas City, Law
renee and other prominent points. Men in these
places have become wealthy, not from any superior
sagacty, but from having invested little money
in the early history of the Territory. In 1856 Ohio
gentleman paid 500 per for tract ct land adj
joining LeavenwOrth and within six months got adj
vance of $1,000 per acre. But change has taken
place. In 1858 paper cities sprang up in great abun
dance. Shares in them sold readily at from $500 to
ST 800 In one of them, lot % by $50 sold for ST.
600. They would not any of them now bring $40 per
lot great deal Of Eastern capital was sunk in these
embryonic cities
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| May g. 1859 39-2m
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