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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

zune or forced purchase Cannot yet Se asoenaGed
Lieut. Werden, formerly of the Harriet Lane has been
appointed to the command Of the steamer and intends
proceeding with her out 10 sea- TO intercept ne hsIt
CGiijo1aga steamer. Thus the Nashville will be Tie
first pvatcer under the Southern Confederacy. Ii is
positively stated that Lieut.. Wer6en has in his possess
sion letters OF marqGe from Jefferson DAVIS.
The purser OF the Nashville, who left Charleston on
Tus3ay reports that there is no blockade OF Chatleton
harbor British vessel entered that port on Sunday,
aud another GA Monday, without molestation. Charlie.
ton was quiet The price OF Provisions hnG advanced
G0Sr 6Thglng GJtcen dOuTs bGTlfi, ana iresh pork
thirty cents per pound. The Charestonians were
eagerly awatingihc arrival Of the james Adgef reaay
20 appropriate her 70 the use Of the coniederaey OF
State when ehe should arrive
CHALLENGE TO THE SOLDIERS OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
From The boston Troreler dz,a 27h.
The following document was received AT this Office
by mall this morning. The envelope bore the postmsIA
Of Charlie ton, S. C., and we therefore have no doubt
that it is genuine:
CsaRLrToy, s. C., Ardl 10, 1861.
To the Editors of The BoIion fr0reie,.
rSrLsrES On behalf Of the South Carolina volunteers
depued to reduet Gov Andrew OF Massachusetts through
Won that the military your State be
Carolina Ia making THIS request assure You but express the
wish Of every man woman and chd IN our state number
10 OG well armed end acccefed and anxious for
ght ard cordially invite Hube, from your section ~ give
pesred o Charleston harbor duov tie bonbadne OF Fort
Sumter for their nd.y will interfere With their lsndns
R.Sj,nen Of tFs ta.e ead at Cerro New.
York Ctuuhusco othoush they eaimed aud eecsd
he rsh from the Palmetto egaeet oI q; the hr nle me
gallant New Workers fell back and hid behind oarn nor om
ndsrafor at Pao Alto the E'ne beZiment ron tIst oae
FED in ngloou confusion send your suineI' you, %
your Bunsames and host Ct noss5ies ana We pee
lives, and all that we hold sacred that none
Others hut me Palmetto boys sht Interfere VIII 'Ne We
want them exclusively for Our own use.
This request Is made good faith, and Simplifying your ac
espance Of ohI eyer arrangement VIII be made 10 gave
''' On BEHALF or THE S. c. VOLUNTEERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

t;op ii,t 200
lg,h Regiment Keu-Yo sailed 2ls in 1870
N, sailed 2lst, IN Colu ha..... so
-ist Ren.nt NevYork called 2lst in r. r. Cuyer.... 100
en- sailed 2s IN De Soto.....
ID Battalion Massachusetts, sailed 2ls,, in Arel.... 800
Rbode ssil.d 2ist in 600
se,h Rsg;nen, New ork ssed 23d in Adger ir0
8th Regime Mt, New York, sailed 2ad, IN Asbsr1s. 100
stb psieni R,ooIyn sal ID 2d ia yarion.,... 900
9th REGIMENT Albany sailed 2d in PaFkersburs coo
~ pe,rsn kewYork now 40 lO0
eh Rarms, Nass,cbnsetts now Ia W..hin=ou loo
st RseiT,nt Pennsyly.Dia now Ia Washn LOO
p,n.siyania ,roors IN Prrrysyilie 2d ........ $50
ponn,y troorIs In Harrisburg and Phade
pcrns troops in amer pay 20
Norf. Ne ines hc in Pocshoutas for Wsshiugton..
a, .stn.,t Indiana troops en- observation-disclosures. 1000
ID detachment Rhode Eand troop. IN Bisovle...... 800
All -, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
pboJs I,Id Marine Artillery piece 90 hoes a. Eaon, 80
~ ~ Es,..yv nj, ,es in straprr Montgomery 23d IO0
,s.n.- T.,,.ryy' .................... IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
TIE TROOPS IN THE FIELD.

TIE Pr0Uidence Journal of Friday says:
The following records Of the movements OF troops
thus far is Of interest. We believe it TO be substan-
tally correct though accounts differ respecting the
number of troops at Washington and in some Of the
regiments
TROOPS ~ wASHISGTOS oR MOVING TOWARD 1T.
1oors IN ~ashinyton Monday a. H. from Quarerruss
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Dissolution.

- ceusEs--The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources of PrINeSARx. BRoScHrkL and
AsrHNArlc AFFECTIONS Experience having prov
ed that simple relnelies often speedily and
tainly when taken IN the early stages of the disease
recourse should at enec be haa 10 Bresras Bros.
ehial Troekes, or Iezcngcs let the Cold, Cough
Irritation Of the Throat be ever so slight, as by
this precautien a serious attack may be efec-
tuallv waried of. PrsLlc SPEAKERS and SINGERS
viii snd them efectusl for clearing and strength
enin- the voice Sec advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

SILVER CoIN a DRUG IN THE NARKET.-
Time was when silver coins were scarce in
San Francisco, says the Appeal, and CON-
manded premium for purposes of change
Now, since the diseoy cries Of silver in Washoe
and the consequent plentiEil silver coinage at
our branch mint, they have become almost a
drug the money market. The bankers adj
TSertss to-day that they will not receive more
than five dollars of silver on deposit at a time.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

OLD But TRuE.-You may insert thousand
excellent things in newspaper and never
hear word of appreciation from your rea-
ders but Just let a paragraph slip in ( by &c,
cidentl of one or two lines not suited to their
tastes, and You Will be sure 10 hear Of fit.-E.r.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Board of Supervisors.

Board of Supervisors met at this place on
the 10Th inst. Full Board present. The of
nee Of hoadmaster Of Lockhart Township
declared vacant, Mr. Cooley. the Roadmastel
elect, having failed to qualify, J. \. Deal
svas appointed in his stead.
Bid ofMr. Bystle for doing the wood work
inside the new Court House, accepted. lie
contracts TO do it for s799, and is to give
bond in the sum Of 81 900. TO complete the
work in accordance with plans.
Bid of Skillman & Conmy for the county
printing. accepted.
The Sheriff was authorized to contract lor
finishing the County Jail, in sum not ex-
cceding 81 500.
1t was ordered that if Mr.. Bystle does not
make the bonds required of him that the bid
of Mr.. Crowell for 81 .09S be accepted Tor
finishing the inside of the Court House.
Messrs. Mix and Follansbec were appoint
ed Committee to superintcnd the construc-
ton of the Jail.
1926 2j Of warrants were bought in by
the Redemption Fund for S5,574 3d. The
bids ranged from GS! to 20 cents per dollar.
Special meeting called for ID December.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
FERRY Notice.

NOTICE is hereoy given. that the undersigned
~ will apply, at the next regular nscting oil tne
Board ofSrperyIsors for Shasta county on the hrs'
Monday OF Febsuary. 1862, for a license to esfap-
lish, construct and keep public Ferry across tne
Sacramento river ia said county of Shasta, at
point said river. in Cottonyood township, anou.
one and onefourth mTies below the mouth OF oieA,
Greek, and Immediately opposite the toxin site Oh
Latona.
d n.
~ ,s., n9:tf
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

'.oBEY the laws and support the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, were the dying
words of Judge Douglas. We, whowere his
friends in life, revere his dying words. The
Democracy of the North have ever been
faithful to the Union. have ever been the
Body Guard of the Constitution. FreeloTt
(Wl Balzetip
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

COMPLIMENTS FOR LIxooLx.-Tbe Boston
Liberator, which holds the copstitntio,, -,
league with hell and covenant with dsS,,, : ;;
now very politely calls President T;n.nI,,, T,..ai,
.!''the slave hound of Illinois, while l. thn
Anti-Slavery Standard styles him The mn
looked-for assistant of Beauresard and
Davis -
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Notice..

AToTICE is hereby given that have aPPoin'..u
~ JOHN s HALE as 'nly llwfnl attorney; -
act in my stead in all things pertaining to the MIL
eral Lands the grant known as Beuna Ventura
Shasta CITY. 1851 n9
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Dissolution.

TIME Co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Bragg 4 Isaacs in the
business of hlacksmithing, in the town and county
of Shasta. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted 10 the firm are required to make
immediate payment
BRAGG ISAACKS
Oct. a, 1861 n9.5t
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

In tie matter Of The Estafe Of SamHel H. Dosh, late
al .Shasfa County. deceased
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
dersiyued. Administrators of the above named
estate to the creditors of, and al persons having
claims against said deceased, 10 exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication Of this notice, To the un-
dersi-ned at the Probate Clerks Office in the town
and county Of Shasta. And all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned administrators
ELLA c. D0SH,
JNo. J. COMFY.
Shasta, Sept 9th, 1861 4w
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
AT PRIVATE SALE.

YNHE well known Boarding House at Buckeye
Il kept by Mrs Cahor. + offered for sale. .ose,n-
sr With cows, ealve:. pis-. chickens Re- .s5 iS5
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

He left the ''hay camp in Kelso canon
on the morning of the 2d October, with a
load of hay on his wagon with four mules to
the wagon-two of his own and two belong
ing to William Marsh & Co., of Keystone
when he had get about FIVE miles. in raising
a bank, from appearances, he stalled, and
the suppositiOn is that be became enraged at
the animals, ana taking out his sheath knife,
he cut the throats of two of them, or, rather.
stuck them as if he were killing hog: he
then turned the other two loose. took his
blankets. got on the load of hay. and killed
himself with five-shocter, which was found
close by his hand.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

The Shfs,ta COURIER will hereafter be published
under the firm name of Skillman & Conmy
A. SKILLMAN.
JQHE J. CQSfY.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late I'm ef Skillman s Dosf for Subscription, Ad-
yertising or Job Work. viii confer favor by call
ing and paving their bills Immediately, as the bu-
siness musf be settled.
JOHN J. coNAIY.
Shasta Oct. &c, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

notwithstanding our cotempo-
rsrics of Red Bluff continue to believe in the
impracticability of eating the Sacramento
river to Latona, they continue to make a
devil of a fuss about it. If the river can
not be narigated there is an end of it. If it
car be it will be done, and there is again the
end of it. Yile IedefsadeRt of the 18th inst,
in an article, practically admitting that the
river can be nazigated, deyotes itself to the
rather arduous task of proving that, even if
it is made navigable, that it will not be nav
igated, because teams can nearly or quite
compete with steamboats, anyway, while the
dangers of the navigation will turn the scale
In favor Of land transportation Steamboat
men have said that it could be done and all
the residents Of this part Of the State know
that it has been done. We see nothing in
the article alluded to that Will net apply in
favor of Colusi as the head Of navigation, as
we'll as Red Bluff If teams can do the
transportation nearly rs cheap, and at the
same time much safer, let US learn that fact,
and haul goods henceforward from Sacra-
mento or San Francisco. he have no idea
that Latona will ever be as large as New
York or San FIaueisco," yet it will do the
Grade and forwarding business for North
California and TIE Humboldt Mines
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
SOLE TRADER NOTICE.

STATE or cALuDRNI4. IS.
CouSrY OF SHASTA.
~ NOW all men by these presents that |, Arape-a
N Dinsmore, of said county ana o'a'e' ie
D;nsmore residing in the county oi
@ ., 'o" ~ State of California, do hereby declare
Hnss Known nv intention to carry on bust
nv. ~au on INV own account and IN my own name
81. trader. in pursuance of the statute IN snch
= .,sde and provided: and 1 further declare
e~e -; notice that said business will be the busi-
- ard occupation of farming. ranching. stock
s;s;1o and the dairy business. in all the braaehes
,ssreof which will be done and carried on in said
.auntv Of shasta, and fnsl the amount of capital
:csted in this business does not exceed FIVE thou
sand dollars
In witness zhereof have hcrcunto set my hand
ard seq ihis eed day of October, A. D. 1851.
ar ARABELL DINSMORE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF SHASTA,
On this the 23d day of October, A. D. 1861, be-
fore personally appeared Arabeli Dinsmore.
wife of John Dinsmorc, personally known I"
me to be the individual described IN and VINO
signed the foregoing declaration, and being hrSt
made acquainted yith the content. thereof, on an
examination separate and apart from her husbans,
and without his hearing, acknowledged that sue
executed the same freely and voluntarily without
any fear or cosnpulsion of her husband. fer the
purposes therein declared, and that she does not
wish TO retraet said declaration
In witness whereof have hereunto SET my hand
and a6xed my official seal, the day and year first
above written
J. r. DURICk,
County Recorder
oe6:it Shasta county, CAL
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
GARDEN FOR SALE.
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.

YVIIE UNDERSIGNED, having one more Table
i than. he has Use for, offers it for sale upon ve-
ry reasonable terms. For further particulars. ap-
ply 90
HENRY BRILL.
French Gulch Oct. Sd, 1861. o5:u
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN will make application to the Board of Super
vsors of Shasta county, at their next regular meet
ing in February. 1862, for a license to keep and
conduct public Toll Ferry across the Sacramento
river, at point said river known as the landing
of the steamer Belle and about one and hall
miles above Wells Ferry
MARGARET MULLEN.
Shasta, Oct alst 1861. n9:ti
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
JUST RECEIVED!
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

NToTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofoce existing between }, H. spatz and
fob, Ueen. IN the Brewery business in Shasta, was
dissolved bv the mutual consent of the parties, on
the 18th of October. 1861. The outstanding busi-
ness Of said firm i TO be closed.
The business yin hereafter be carried on by J,
H. Spatz. D. ID, SrAiL.
Shasta Oct. 10, 1861. ol9:3t
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between Skillman Dosh, in ths i-.EJi,a-
ton of the Shasta COURIER, was dissoised on the
3Ist inAi. ay mutual consent
The outstanding business of the late firm viii be
settled by John J. Conmy.
A. SKILLMAN.
ELLA. c. DoS4.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

SINGULAR SuIeIDE.-The Yisalia Post gives
IA account of the singular suicide OF John
A. Herman, near Keysyille, Mariposa coun-
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

PoRT ROYAL ENTRANCE, SAYS the Sacra
mcnto Bee, is the entrance to Broad river an
arm of the sea between Port Royal island, on
which Beaufortis is located, and the main land.
and Is also the entrance to Beaufort river,
which emptics into Broad river. The town
of Beaufort is located at the head of naviga-
tiQp on Beaufort river. and is about sixteen
miles from the sea. Itis the main town of the
Beaufort district, Sonth Carolina-the most
southern seaboard district of that State and
an 1850 had white population of $40 per-
sons. There are three channels over the bar
at the mouth of Broad river as shown br the
Coast Survey of 1875. The bar i some ten
lafies from the heaAiands. The east channel
has seventeen feet water at mean low tide !;
the southeast channel. nineteen feet Ak mean
low tide. and the south channel nineteen feet
also while beyond that, al the way up to
Beaufort, the river has not less than fifteen
feet This depth would permit the largest
vessels to enter at high water There is
rue supply of excellent fresh water near the
junction OF Beaufort river with Broad river
The Charleston and Savannah railroad
runsiniand about fifteen miles from Beaufort
and there is a good county road from Beau
fort to it the distance thereby being some
eighteen miles. The entire length Of the rail-
road fiona Charleston to Savannah is l04
lnlleS. ana tue Dcduiort county luau VIII
strike it about two thirds Of that distance from
Charleston This railroad links on to all the
other railroads in the South.
Inside the bar the harbor is very fine and
that. in connection with complete possession
of Port ROYAL island or St. Helena island
wirich is still nearer the sea, might be made
n fine basis corporations against the rebellious
cities of Charleston and Savannah The
news of the fleet lowering on their coast has
startled the South Carolinians and the Geor-
gians, and they are running hither and thither
ii meet it, not knowing where itmay strike.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-30
Col. Sumner-A Rem iuiscence.

The gallant officer, lately the COM
panlon OF Mr.. Lincoln in his journey to
Washington, is devoid Of fear. He
does not know, indeed, what the word
means. He was born to that sort of
thing; and his speciality through life
has been killing Indians on the frontier.
We remember an instance illustra-
tive Of this quality in Col. Sumner.
In the summer Of 1855 he was sent
to Europe on special mission connec-
ted with the War Department, and
made at the same time bearer of Dis
patches to our Legation at Madrid,
by Gov. Marcy, the then Secretary OF
State.
Col. Summers dispatches referred to
the Black Warrior affair, and Col Sum
ner proceeded at once to deliver them
to Mr. Soule, our Minister.
The Colonel was presented, of course,
to the Queen Of Spain, and said some
handsome things to Her Majesty, which
Mr.. SouIe's ready wit and oily tongue
made very sparkling in the translation
from English to Spanish. The Queen
was struck. We would not be consid-
cred extravagant by those knowing
the parties, and remembering the tall, !,
handsome person and soldierly address,
and the susceptibility of Her Majesty,
to say that the Queen was smitten.
The same afternoon the Colonel re-
ceived a polite note from her Majesty,
inviting him to a little supper, in the
gardens of the Palace, to which only
her intimate friends and associates were
admitted.
"Ah! this is q compliment-a high
honor" said Mr.. Soule.
"Wel, sir" responded the Colonel,
sat what hour precisely shall | go.''
But yoa will not CO." said Dir.
Soule.
"Why not ?"
''These Spaniards are very much ex-
cited about this Cuban business; hates
as American, and ii you go near the
Palace after night you will be watched,
followed, and assassinated. | dare not
do such q th;ng'
'Mr. Soule," responded Col. Sumner,
with emphasis, "aohen apretty aooaoa'a
5,arjtes me to q supper, 1 go, assasss1aG-
ton or no 0ssdSSl210tlOTa."
The Colonel was as good as his word.
At the proper time he tucked his sword
under his arm, and drove away. He
appeared next morning at breakfast IN
his usual good health and spirits. Such
men are seldom assassinated.-Nack- H.
O. Maeek Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-30

was there also, radiant in all the glory
Of foppery, and noticing Madge as the
pretticst lady in the room, he entered
into conversation with her, and In ten
minutes was ten fathoms deep in love,
while Madge was fully as much smit-
ten as himself.
They danced the redowa, they waltz
ed, they looked unutteraale things at
each other, and passed half fofthe even
ing in this way. At last, the parties
not having observed them together,
presented them TO each other in due
form.
"NIiss Madge Arnold, Mr.. Love
land"
How they stared With what blank
amazed faces they looked in each 9TH
er's half minute And then, as
each understood the prank of the 9TH
er, with what peal of uncomfortable
laughter they rent the air!
''How is your cough, Mr.. LoveIand?"
"Better, thank you. But are you
not in a decline? You have lost flesh
fearfuIly since I saw von.''
"And had my hair dyed, as per-
ceive you have, also"
eyes, we've both recovered our eye
sight, and | from my lameness. And
now, Miss Madge, from very fear of
the Justice Of the Peace, l viii marry
you, and you shan't say no.''
And she 6i9n't
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-30

BACHELORS WAKE UR-The atten-
ton Of bachelors are invited to the fol-
lowing "wail'' from the Springfield Re
publican: ''There are some sad sights in
this our world-a city sacked and burn
ed-a battle field after great slaughter
"a London in the midst Of a great pla-
gue-a family in great staryation-a
jug Of mOlasses wrecked On the pave
ment -bnt the saddest sight to US is an
old bachelor walking towards the end,
his great duties undone, shirt buttons,
off, his stockings out at the toes, and
nobody to leave his money to.-Were
we such man the mild reproving eye
Of widow or maiden lady would drive
US mad. But there is still hope. UgH-
er and older men than any of our friends
have married beautiful wives, who
trained them admirably, and spent
their money elegantly"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-30
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

All are not thieves that dogs bark
at.
Motto for Seceders-Let L. S.
alone.
The man that dined on achip-crack-
ers, has just expired.
A handful of common sense is
worth a bashel Of learning. ,-
TO 90 good and wish people to
know 1t, is not true eharity. 49,.
Misery loves company, and so
does a marriageable young lady.
He must be thorough fool who
can learn nothing from his own folly.
Low as the grave is, you cannot
climb high enough to see beyond it. -
"A little boy in Cambridge de-
scribes snoring as ''letting off sleep"
What is the difference between a
Southdown sheep and sheep down
south r.?
Why are the expenses of the poor
like a little dog? Because they are
cur-tailed. 1921" ~ "
What letter should a fond husband
say to q stranger about to kiss his wife1
Letter be .r..a .aas. nt a.s& r.#a
What would United States stocks
be after a dissolution of the Union p
The laughing stock of the world. s..
e-"Pat, is Your sisters child boy
or girl.' ''Faith, an ! don't know
whether I'm an uncle or an aunt i.
An editor of a paper IN Indiana,
wants to know if western whisksy was
ever seen. coming through the rye"
"A wag recently appended To- The
list Of market regulations In CIIDcTrpnasa,
"No whistling near the sausage stafIs.~
If person catch bold Of your your car ar
and ask whether he has fine wrong pic
by the ear, would you answer yes, or
no? .- ....s .'0..
Talk of fame and rornance--aT
the glory and adventure i'm the world
are not worth one hour of domestic,
bliss. -.... r..s...... ....rr
Why may we expect dry times In
Washington after the fourth of March?
Because there will be D Sucker in the
White House
Some natures are so sensltFFeIF
strung that they are wounded worse
by the point Of a tinges than others are
by the point Of a pin. . ...s.
-Schoolmaster-Robert, compare
the adjective E'cold."
Robert-Positive, cold, comparative
cough, snperlative, coffin. .a
"A newspaper advertises for ecorn-
positors ''who won't get drunk and
adds that 'Sthe editor does all the get
ting drunk necessary to support the
dignity Of the establishment = .
The St. Louis Bulletin, rabid pro-
slavery, denounces the law for raising
a school fund in that city as sfan act to
encourage the groacth Of BLacA; Repu5-
Hc0njsna IN tie city Of st. Lowss"--
Some truth in that. Education and
Republicanism have many points of af-
fnity. . ... -. Fl. ...Z
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-30

A WELL On A PRoPELLER.-The
Green Bay Advocate tells the follow
ing: .-r .......-.. .-..
'"The Propeller Rocket, on late
trip down, was boarded, at one Of the,
small towns in Michigan, by an old
lady not posted in modern improve
ments on'Lake steamers. When a few
hours out, the old lady discovered two
men pumping up water to wash the
deck, and the Captain being near by,
she accosted him as follows: "Well,
Captain Rice, you've got well aboard
eh % eyes, ma'am, always carry one,"
says the polite Captain. "Well that's.
clever. / always did dislike the nasty
lake water, especially in deg days.