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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCE.--The very
handling of the nursery is significant,
and the petulance the passion, the gen
tleness, the tranquility indicated by it,
are all reproduced in the child His
soul is a purely receptive nature, and
that for considerable period, without
choice or selection. A little farther on,
he begins voluntarily to copy every
thing he Sees Voice, manner, gait,
everything which the eye sees, the
mimic instinct delights to act over.
Aud thus we have a whole generation
of future men receiving from us their
very beginnings and the deepest i'm
pulses of their life and Immortality.
They watch us every moment, in the
family, before the hearth, and at the ta-
bic; and when we are meaning them
no good or evil, whom we are conscious
of exerting no influence over them
they are drawing from us impressions
and molds Of habit, which, if wrong
no heavenly discipline can wholly re.
move; or, if right, no bad association.
utterly dissipate. Now, it may be
doubted, I think, whether, in all the
active influence Of our lives, we do as
much % shape the destiny Of our fel
low-men, as we do in this article of
unconscious influence over children
|-[Busbnoll.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

PETTICOATs AT HALF-MAsT.-An old
sailor, at the theatre, said he supposed
the dancing girls wore their dresses at
half-mast as mark Of respect to departed
modesty.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 81 letters:
My 1918 l9 3 is what everybody should
control.
My l29IO2O 3 is bird.
yl29l7 8 is a number.
My 9 10 u is an adjective.
My Is 2l is a harbor.
My 10 I 5 9 90 is a kind Of grain.
My 70 6 10 IL is kind Of mortar.
My IA 1921 5 Is a spice.
My l6 10 3 Is useful TO tanners.
My whole has caused great excitement ia
our town LITTLE FATTY.
HillsbOro, o,
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NothingsO hard but search W III find il out.
Herrick.
The following is the solution Of the Puzzle
in last weeks paper:
Five and five placed side by side, IS
And four and five right under, As
A hundred make, else Cocker fbs, --
Or have made a bluuder. 100
The hundred knights Of good King Lear
Were promised quarters free;
His girls disIiked Clan Ferguson,
So lodged they could not be.
The King so veXed was, aud perplexed,
His wits they went astrpy;
One Willie Shakespeare caught them up,
And wove them In play.
BAnsweT to Charade--A-corn
Answer to Enigma by "Jamie"--W Wealth
maketh many friends.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03
Charade.

MY first Is delicious kind OF meot,
Which many persons like to eati
M y seuond shows that we're not we'll,
IL also confines one TO q cell.
Hy third is a weight that will make a load
For team to draw upon the road;
My whole was a man who was cGlledgreat
And Is also a county Ia New York State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
I am composed Of III letters.
My 9S45 10 II is boy's name.
My 632isa kind Of fruit.
My whole is a country and It's capital.
Bell, o, B. w HOTTlNGER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03


IF the sun is going down, look up to
the stars; if the earth is dark, keep
your eyes on heaven With Gods pres
ence, and Gods promises, man or a
child may be cheerful.
"Never despair when fog's in cir.
Sunshiny morning will come without warn
ing"
Mind what you run afterl Never be
content with a bubble that will burst, or
fire wood that will end in smoke and
darkness. Get that which you can keep,
and that is worth keeping.
"sOmething sterling that will stay
When gold and silver fly away"
Fight hard against a hasty temper
Anger will come, but resist it strongly,
A spark may set house on fire. A fit
of passion may give you cause to mourn
all the days of your life. Never re-
venge an injury.
"Hs that revenges knows no resti
The meek possess a peaceful breast"
IF you have an enemy, act kindly to
him, and make him your friend. You
may not win him over at once, but
try again. Let one kindness be follow
ed by another, till you have compassed
your end, BY little and by little great
things are completed.
'Water falling day by day
Wears the hardest rocks away"
And so repeated kindness will soften
heart of stone.
Whatever you do, do it willingly. A
boy that is whipped at school never
learns his lesson we'll. A man that is
compelled to work, cares not how badly
it is performed He that pulls off his coat
cheerfully rolls up his sleeves in earnest,
and sings while he works, is the man for
me.
"a cheerful spirit gets on quioki
A grumbIer In the mud will stick"
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than
lions and tigers, for we can get out Of
the way fall animals; but bad thoughts
win their way everywhere Keep your
heads and hearts full Of good thoughts,
so that bad thoughts may not find
room.
"Be on your guard and strive and pray
To drive all evil thoughts away"
FAULT FINDNa.-"Having in my
youth, notions Of severe piety,' says q
celebrated Persian writer, 81 used to
rise in tho night to watch and pray,
and read the Koran One night, as
was engaged in exercises, my father,
a man of practical virtue, awoke while
/ was reading "Behold," said to
him, "the other children are lost in ir-
religious slumber, while Ialone awake
to praise God d" "Son of my soul,
said he, cit is better to sleep, than
wake to mark the faults Of thy breth-
ren."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03
IljSCtllanCOUs.
De Qutnoey's Personal Appearauo

De Quincey's Personal Appearance.
In person, he is anything but prcpos-
scssing, being diminutive in stature, and
awkward in his movements, with a
shrivelled, yellow parchment skin. His
head, however, is superb, and his face
remarkably sensitive and expressive; the
eyes sunkeu, but brilliant with the fire
of genius and the illuminations of opium.
In manners heals q model Of decOrum,
urbanity, and natural, unaffected gem
tility. He is a magnificent talker and
a fine reader, which last quality he notes
as rare accomplishment, whether
among men or women. He is genial
and hospitable in his household He
performs set tasks Of walking, day by
day, in his garden, and marks his pro
gress by deposits of stone. He
has offered his body, after death, to the
surgeons, for dissection, as his contribu-
ton to physiological science. He SER
iously believes that the dreadful gnaw-
ing of the stomach, already alluded to,
which arises, perhaps, from the collapse
and impotency of that organ through
the use of opium, is caused by the raw
ages of a living animal, He is singu-
lar in his habits, often disappears from
his home for days together-no inqui-
ry being made after him by his friends
and returns as mysteriously as he went,
He has two daughters, one Of whom is
married to an officer in the Indian ar
my; the other and elder presides over
the house, and acts as his amanuensis
ri North American Review.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

FEMALE LABOR IN LoEDON.-Some
idea of the state Of the female labor mar
ket in the metropolis may be collected
from the fact, thatan advertisement in
a London weekly paper for fifty dress
makers brought 200 applicants, many
of them long distances, TO the establish
ment Of the advertiser
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

tOr the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 10 lettersi
My 5 10 l5 Z l6 N 10 Is town,
My l7839fsa city.
My 4 10 isan leland.
Mp 6 n 10 Is girls nickname.
My l3 10 is proposition.
My l8 s 2 IA lois verb.
My whole Is the name Of a book. NT.A.
Hillsboro, D.
EFor the News
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03
Tbc gourr Gjrtlr,
Counsel for the young.

Never be cast down by triAes. IF the
spider breaks his web twenty times,
twenty times will he mend it again
Make up your mind to do a thing, and
you will do it. Fear not if trouble comes
upon you Keep up your spirits though
the dav be a dark one.
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0oQtB's department.

Attempt the eud, and never stand to doubt,
NothingsO hardbut search will find il out
Herrick.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

Triondship is one soul in two bodies
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-02-03

A man lin his carriage, was riding along,
A gaily dressed wife by his sidei
In satin and laces, she looked like a queeni
And he like king In his pride.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

b. renewing Our old OrgaHihnii,n we can effect
nothing. wiIlI0ut being successful. aud M tine can
hope for that. by uniting with UBc or the uIher VI
tir two Ivnl parties, our poser and in6rsn,e must
be Il. We must not expect that the views Of ei-
{ i'll HnIOt fully with our Own. Let US seek
thai One Ih which We can fraternize must nearly.
II the views IL the Republican party the slavery
question coincide with "ur own, in all cand"r let
us announce ourselves Republicans If not. let us
go u the Democracy. In making ihis cboice am
willing again 10 consult the views Of our great lea
der, MT ." much Er the purpose IT having thrm
cUn'rl our actiun, to cOrect the errOr and refue
the cHlunBy that has sometimes been cnirnilttcd
by tirr tfpusitIUn IN regard to his sentiments. In
speech made bv him before the K"niucky Irgis
aiurc on the 18th day If November, 1850. upon III"
c"Ddlii"n If parties aud necessity &" preserving the
Onion against the attacks If Abit:Onism in a.
shape that il might Hssumc,-afer speaking "f Its
contdrnc. in The principles at the Wing party. the
circumstances under which he would willingly give
mp the organization, md The place where he would Le
fund hen that step wus necessary to be taken. he
used this language:
"SIA, I go VCRTHER. fMAvE nan aREAT HOrEs AND
coSPIDE>cG IN THE FRiNcIFLES ~ TnI WmII rAETT,
As BEiNd NusT IIKELT IT, cUNDrcR TO 1HI HONOR.
fhbAiHhIIIs AND TIKI GLOhY " ny CbtNThr.
BrT, ~ 1T II TO BR MERGED 1870 A CONTFMP1IELE
AHOLITION PARTY, AND " AHULITiUNisA - 10 M ~
'thAFTHD on THE ~HIt cEEED. FRUN THAI HUNEST
RESOrNCE THE PAETI AND CEASE TO NJ A WING. 60
NIT A STE" ECRTMEH, ~ AM ALIVE, WILL GIVE NY
HrAhLE sCFPOET FOR TI1 PRESIDENCY THAT MAN,
To- WHATEVER PAR1Y HR MAY BELOSG, WHO u rNCUN
TANINATID ny FASATiciSA, kAIHER TnAS TO ONE
WIN, cRVfNG OFT ALL THE TINE AND ALOrD THAT III
Il WING, MAINTAINS DUcTHIHgA CTTERLT SCBVEE-
siVE W THE cONSTITCTION AND THR CAIUN."
Had Mr.. Clay mdded another sentence TO the
abOve-"And will give my support to a National
candidate Of the Democratic party before Twill sup.
port mere fragment # the Wing party thereby
hiding in the election "f Wing candidate he
w""d have expressed his views m"sI fully upon ID"
else that has ar'ivcn. We will have to take sides
with "ne or the other II the living parties. still
maintain the gl"r"u- distinction uf being ind.E>n
dent that is independent II parties independent ri
principles, and independent Of power influence
---A WIG.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

party now in e1istence-ihe only party which raj
lies around itself the sympAthies aud the ardent rO-
operation II citizens Of eSery section 1t the UniOu-
the only party that pFocIans the sumo principles in
every State Of our cOnfedeney.
Past experience proves that the Democratic party
s the only party hich has the capacity 10 govern
the cnnniry-which can sufficiently Command the
confidence Of the people Of al sections Of the land
iu be able to give strength To its administration.
Dcm"ctats, who may have been Csu"cIvssly alarmed
BY the signs of the times or By the rrctcnt"ns Of
the factnnisIs will, reflection perceive the van
Iuge ground which their party occupies, and will
readily believe that The people can never come Out
Of great runte~t withu1t understanding tr-. md
rendering verdict 50 obviously demanded ai their
hands. They will not abandon the guardianship e
the Democrat party, undrr which they have 81"
long pr'spered tn cnninrt their interest To- strange
aud uniricL. ar I" Pairicidul hands. The struggle
To continue the a>cendenCy "f Democratic principles
and to proI"ng The triumph of Democratic policy in
the government uf this nation, il worthy the braI
efforts Of every patriotic citizen.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
Ordlnnncc. M. 81.

n Ordinance making = Spccial assortment upon
~ property Ong the line Of COlOWA street, from Main
street to the Bridge, fur MaeadAmSiuE the banc and
to provide for collecting such tax.
TIE GOmnoD COuncU OF Us CITY # FIdcerriRs do Or.
dniR IS.Jid'OTs:
eIc. |. A special assessment 10 hereby levied and
made upon all Ot aud parts 0flOS 81 uatcd upon line
81 COoa street frn Main street to the COlO street
Bridge upon nth sides 81 said Cuna street. To- tie
expCuse u Matchmaking the same, y fOInWs The
lot Of CharIrs W. Pierce the west side Of CUl"nA
street il a.srsvrd Thirty two 100 LaTs The Lt VI
W. kTahncr IN the west side 81 Ola siTcet arc IT
north II the l ~ L. W. PitTce asrcsscd Forty i've
IO.IUO DOlHrs. The lUt Of g. ID. Bsnrstcl aud \. e..
Henry Ptuatch the side Of CnOEa street al the
cOFreT IL Main and COua Hirrrtr. IrG! a~ScIS"d
Thirty min .OlOO DOlaTs. The lot Of }. VI. DoIgl"s
on the east aide Of CuLa street. the north eide VI
lctcH btIcet II hereby assessed the Sun Of Fourteen
o. ION DUaTr. the bit Of si'g on the east eide 81
oIna street, and next north VI the hot Of J. DOuE
lass 10 hereby aSrcSsed the Sum u TWentySN H-IOO
Do lars.
SEc II shall he the duty u the City Collector with
in two days aer the paSSaxe Of this Ordinance, to de
naId u the owners pOsssssOF pIsSrSpuFS,
IcTs0nS having In charge each Of the hts mentioned
in the frrEtUg ec"n. payment "f the hum Of money
named in saId HrctIUn, Assessment each 81
smeh lots respectively, and within ten days amer SUCh
drma shalt hANs been made, u shall lie the dMiy Of
any such nrT ppsssrSr"T aud occupant, ar prTSnn
having such t IN charge to pay to the City Oce
tor the amount IL the Assessment usn the lot ~ which
he shall be the avn r PsSrssr occupant, or of "hirh
lac Phal have the charge. In tile nSSemcnt uIr'n
any lot na in the foregoing SECTION shal nuI he paid
within surh ten dat0. II shall he the duty " the IiN
N0rcI IT, rcerd Al once TO advertise Aurb lot th Har
for the Iaym, 1t II suCh ss-cssnrnt which adVrTtise
Hert -hall b- for the spare Of twrnty DAYS in
new paper published in EaId city At leAs each
week AZ the time named in Surh ADJ eTtIp' ment the
C" et0r NAll prrerd to cell .urh bit EI such
mrnt aud r"-ts. AI shA -rll thr the
Is t ordinance for the sale " real prop
er for other taAes,
SHV T. The drcia.d in the hT,t section ~
this Ordinance IL hsTrN declared to BE- lien up.n each
u the kds IL, rein pamrd ET the VI the
ment DECLARED against each respectively.
SEC. T. Thi. Ordinance shall take effect and he In
force frdD aud aft'r us passagr.
hereby certify that the ahuVe Ordinance VAS paSssd
by the tulnunn Council ~ InSetng held March 22th,
IN50. X. 3. HERNANDEZ ClsTk 4. e.
Approved March 18th, IeJ9.
GEO, p, JONES. MAYOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

Tna APpaopaaASsna BILl vOR res NAH SRRvIca.
The dsssas Of the appropriation bill for the mail
OoTvice will iH ell probability frce the contractors
e. The CsatEal end Southern Overland routes to
throw up their contracts There is not man in
CalifOFnia who was not directly interested in the
passage Of that bill. An desire the continuance Of
the overland mails, and II 10 almost reduced to GER
Vainty that they will be discontinued account Of
IL defeat. No means have been provided to carry
on the Post OHice business. No new routes can be
opened, nor new contracts made for carrying The
mails over existing routes. Who defeated it. and
Why was it defeated! Mr.. BrDderiCk defeated il,
and did II to throw Odium I'm the Democratic arty.
aAd to aid his Black Republican allies. lie did 1T"
force the President call an extra session Of Con-
gress, ~ increase the expenditures to fearful cx-
teut-knowing full well that the Republicans would
take advantage Ut th. circumstance and pirate loudly
Of the extravAgance IL the Democratic party. For
tunaely the facts are ON record. and Dr0deFick aud
his Republican friends are responsible fur whatever
confusion may ensue II the overland mails are
discontinued. be 10 the aulhor Of ii. Do we mis-
represent him! A glance Ut the record will prove
our aAsertions true. We copy from the proceedings
Of the last day in Congress;
Mr.. HCSTBA replied that the appropriation tOr tns
nail service could be added TO the pOstal Bill while
Was Imperative that the Nss6lancOus Appropriations
bill Sh"ad pass OF the machinery VI government ~Ould
~ stopped.
Mr.. BnODE1icK called kE the reading Of the amend
merits "a Which the House had disagreed.
Mr.. HI NTEE explained, and repeatedly assured Mr..
DrOdeTiek and the Senate, that the reading u the
AR.endments would occupy Till nom, and such delay
WOuh be fatal to the bill which must be passed or the
government would be 1t eO@plete StandStil.
Considerable txcitement hogan ~ manifest itscf
M BsOdsYiek refused 10 listen " all explanations and
Fsmonstvances, and insisted upon hs demand that all
Ohs ameuAments Should be read.
Several Senators attempted 70 prevent reading
eN Mr. BFeTick still persisted in his demand and the
Vice President decided that any Senator entitled
tohave the amendments read.
Mr.. HCNTRu here exclAimrd bitterly" The hill viii
ALL Let Co. The responsibility dOes not rect with
The reading was thea proceeded with. Other at
eenpts we're made TO effect agreement. but Mr.
DFosTiek refused 70 yied and declared that his pur
Dss "a exhaust the remaining hours Of the seSstun
- - to defeat the biu.
With the s.ubborDness If an ass, Of whose nature
As paTtAkes largely, this NeAcherOus Senator, vi
che vtaum peculiar to apoSta,e, inflicted seri"us
SIab At the interests "f the state he represents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

GLAD OF 1.-THE bill appr"priatiEg t5o. ooo for
the complcti"n II the Wagon Road over the Sierra
Ncvndas.' passed the Senate last Tuesday and is
now in possession Of the House. We hope it will
br called up and acted upon at once. A Nrrnuou,
effort will probably be made to defeat il in The House.
by lacking on 0bjrcrional amendments nr referring
il To %'mc committee, or in some other manurr bu;
we hope its friends will take charge of il and pass
il without delay. The money already expended IN
the road has not nIa'lr it such is required
by the great wants al the travel acrnSs the cuni
n'ni. The sum asked for " III be sufficient to com.
Ilctr il perfectly All must agt"e that a wagon
rad across the Sierra Ncvadas is necessary. j. de.
nandcd. and few will deny that the State ut large
will be mostly benefited by the improvement. The
State Treasury is INV pltIh"rc. and we can dis.
cover no better mode Of Depicting it, ore which
would more heartily meet the Appreciation # ,hr
people. than BY making go"d read, the trndrnr,
Of which will DC i"Atrnct travel across the plains
II il this class IL immigrants that confer the most
benefit up"n the State. They bring With them
their wives and children, thrir 1ocks and their
herds. in short, they bring with them their hnnAe.
hold gods. and when thus coming nmnng.l US,
they make no calculation for rctu ming. They come
with determination TO settle permanently.
We want this class of population. We desire, il
We would have "ur State prosper that the hardy
pioneers the fr,nticrsmcn Vi the West, shnnd seek
our fair. SIlubrous and sunny shores There is rich
virgin s" fur them tn I'LL, there is All abundance 81
gold fOr them in Ire mountains, there is wealth and
independence for them in our valleys. They may
come in numbers Grra, us they please. and there
are no tears that the supply will he exhausted
These arc thoughts worthy the consideration "f the
members of the Legislature. They are not idle
words. but tend. il properly regarded. To the per
nSnent building up If the St'te. Thu. road is M.
far SACRAMENTO and FL Dorad" c"unihs. but for Cal.
:t"rnia. Let the members divckt themselves 81
their PrcjndicrS throw aside their jCal"usies. and
vote f"r an appropriation so manfvsily creditaLlr
and proper.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

A movement is on foot. started by the Brods and
Republicans for the sole pnrpOseo aiding the latter.
TO resuaci,ate the old Wing party. 1t is easily tn
EDrsee that it will be failure. The National men Of
that party, arden,y they may have loved il. will
never give up certainty for an uncer'ainty-ncvcr
do anything that might even remotely tend to ad'
vance the easss Of RePublicanism What the old
line wings think of il, may be learned by reading
en- able Communication on the subject in the DEHo
cRAG "f to-day. II is from the graceful pen If one
wb" sto"d high in the confidence Of that gallant old
party. who was one Of its ablcst and mos, promin-
snt and influential leaders. WIN remained true tn it
long Il had On organization and WIN sincerely
sreved ct iis death. We respectfully ask our old
wing friends 10 read il carefully.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
AUCTIONEER

w H. attend r,es, in this city any oihrr part
w the County, PROMPTLY, aud On the most reasonable
terms. - 49,.
Particular attention paid to the Sa'e II HORHES
CATTLE, aud other stock
Urrrs left tie HE 9iure ~ NuRen Petit, or TIE
Livery Stable VI Davis Monrvr, viii be promptly Httend'
ed to.
PtacsrylIe March 26tl 1872
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

NAsoSIc.-On Monday evening last. Sierra Neva'
d Council If Royal and Select Masters, No. "a,
wss organized in this city, under dispensati"n
fOm the Grand Council II Alabama. The follow
isG are the "Gicen: f. BOgardus, T. l. G. NJ; P.J.
Meighan. R. l. D. G. NJ; A. D. Park, .. p. C. CIV.
4. Kahn. Treasurer; WIN. A. JsnuArv, Recorder
L. W. Rnmaey. c Of O.. James " Beth. C. The
Coancil has commenced work under the most fiat.
OsFiag auspices and bids fair to become one Of The
lArgest u the State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

SToSv RAvrSs--Our friend Vim. Rand. return.
I'd "Fraserite" settled down to hard work last fall
on Stony Ravne. short distance south If this city.
and struck it richer than clam lead forthwith
HE company have averaged CuugrrssmAn's wages
eight dollars per dAy-All winter. with plenty still
IN the banS. We wish Bill and his company each
n ''nile"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

GooO PAV.-The Rocky Mountain Company. on
Reservoir Hill. last week. after three days washing
BY fur hands. cleaned up portion If their sluiccs
and found the nice sum Of eA4 70 as remuneration
fur their labor. THIS claim. tho prnperIv Of Trask
4 Co.. has been worked fr six or seven years, and
hAs yielded an immense amount If g"Id. They arc
now washing bank forty feet in height. which
pays fr,m the surface down. The claim, it is said
will last for I've years more.