Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08
II. > DICKINSON.
lloN J. 3. ElprIDGE, Hamilton, y. Y.

NANuY FAIR oN TIE CEsls-A New Call
" is of opinion that q call should be made
for regiment Of cooks, to perform culinary
ecrvice far our gallant volunteers; for lie
says, if is well known that when the soldiers
undertake such matters they invariably make
Mess OF it,
Signal Bravcry-Thc Artists Of the Studio
Building in Tenth street are forming milf
tary organization. In case of Brush with
fhc enemy, we may be sure that they will
stick to their Colors
The Sticking Point-The Point of the Bay
Onet
Appropriate Con-Why should everybody
take to scgars at the present? Because the
Hping times Of peace are past
Massachusetts Statuary- Marble
headers.
The Song Of our Voluntecrs-'T wish l
was in Hicks land"
Much as Usutl--It was believed by some
that the "Confederacy' loan would not be
Taken, but report says it has been. Did
anybody ever know anything in the money
way that the rebels would not Take?
-Conductors-If the Bultimoreans have
destroyed railroad communication between
Philadelphia and Washington we must COM
pei them to Make Tracks
Sentiment by Mariner-"The Boom of
cannon is now the Main Boom Of the Ship of
State"
Muss At GnA5s Vu1rY.-Night before last,
man named Barrett, painter 10y trade
went into the "Wheel House." kept by Ed.
S. Corbett, and picked row with him. On
Corbctt trying to put him out, he (Barrett)
drew knife on him. He took it away from
BIN, when Barrett retreated a few steps,
drew his revolver, and fired at Corbett, the
bail passing close by his head Corbett then
went up to him and beat him with his pistol
so badly that he had to be carried home by
his friends.
This row brought on another, which took
place at the shooting gallery kept by Johnny
teen or sixteen shots fired, the frCnt of the
house was broken in, everybody cut more or
less, but nobody killed Bad whisky was at
the bottom Of ofit.-Neeada Transcript
Too MUcuEH Guosr THE Chinese garden
is haunted. The spirits of two Celeslials left
their earthly abode, not long since; one left
through the opening made by bullet in the
stomach of the Chinese proprietor of the gar
den, as the hapless John was returning from
the luba river with the proceeds of load Of
garden sass, and the other, left his, about the
same time, through the gap made by a Scotch,
man inserting his pick between the shoulders
OF Chinese miner at Cincinnati Bar These
two spirits, thus unexpectedly freed from
Their earthly bondage are running together,
ana seem determined to keep possession of
Lae Chinese garden, much to the terror and
disgust Of the brother and heir Piles ofriee
ald JuOtIes of Chinese brandy are lavishly
Itld out for them by the inmates of the gar
Gen. bat up to ibis time, no one after dark,
NFea enter the room occupied by the gar
ee1er during his stay among men. The Chi
"nen in the garden pretend that terrible
PERFORMANCES are carried on there every
"'S,t and when asked whether any one
% .ouia sleep there, they reply: mo, no, too
iluchee ghost" The brother pretends that
ne Is visited twice a week, regularly, in the
iisht time, by the spirit of his late brother,
put though the ghost talks to him quite at
iensth' yet he can understand nothing he
sayS' The Chinese, with all their low, ami
.1 ,uI''lKe nature, are firm believers in Spirit
on"s!n, and this accounts for the quantities OF
.I., p'oslslons with which every Chinese grave
" ",SuppAed'-Nevada Transcript.