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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24


from Honey Lake Valley. says the Butte
Record, two issues of the Susanville Reporter, /
a manuscript paper, in one of which appears
the name of Governor Roop, as editor, and /
in the other, the name of a. Ramsey Both
are filled with well written nd interesting
articles. Gov. Roops contains articles on the
following subjects "a Hint to Parents,
"Somcthing to be Remembered, '"Uncle Sam
and his Boys" an article on the subject Of
"Mals," another on the "School of the Val
lev" and divers and sundry advertisements
and business cards. we extract the follow
ing dialogue, said to have occurred between
an emgrant, and resident of the valley:
Emigrant - Well, Mister, YOU have a
mighty nice looking valley here.
Mr-Ges very.
E-Ilow does crops do here?
Mr-We raise everything here in abun-
dance
E-Have you any mines close to this val
Mr-The mines are much better here
than they are on the other side of the noun
| tans.
E-About how many settlers have you
| here?
Mr-Wcl, a great many more than we
had last year.
E-Ilow long have you lived in this val
ley?
MIR i came here with the first settler.
/ E-What kind of laws DO You have here ?
Mr.-W are not in Plumas county.
E.-Wei what kind of winters do you
! have?
Mr,-Do you see them two boards leaning
on that fence there ?
Eyes, see them.
Mr.-Wcl sir, | wintered there last win
| ter,
E.-Well, stranger, think some of stop
| ping here
Mr-You can have the Antelope ranch for
| 1000.
E.-Is the ranch improved?
! Mr-It is the best stock ranch in the val
E.-Good-byc, stranger; my wagon is on
/ ahead
Mr,-TQke the Shasta roal.
From the same paper, of January 2Gth, the
Record extracts the following items:
OUR NArIEY.-Since the suspension of In
dian hostilities there appears to be a deter
muation on the part of our citizens to 'pitch
| IN to improvements generally. Inc dlscONe-
ry of rich mineral deposits SO near us, and
the prospect that what has been discovered
is only commencement, and that the coun-
! try lying between the Rocky Mountains and
the Sierra Nevada, is mineral region, con-
spires to stimulate our citizens to do and to
hope for "a good time coming.
ABANDONMENT Mark Gilbert has willfu'~
| y, of malice aforethought, and without cause
or provocation, left his home. All persons
are warned not to harbor or trust him, but
send him straight home,
O. Mark Gilbert! beware of the day
When thy crimes shall confront thee in battle ar
ray
Thy pigs in hizterics, thy hound is forlorn-
Return to thy shanty Mark Gilbert return
PEGGY MARGET.
EsrRAY Noncr.--A Chair was taken up
about 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, Jan.
II between the Lyceum Room and DIR.
Browns Drug Store. The owner-by call
Ing at the Eagle IIotel-proving property
and paying charge tah1 tile CAair.
Very good
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
Mansion Of the Old Man.


OBJECTIONS ro DENVER For SENAroR-Th
Bee thus sums up the objections which are
;nade to Denver:
1t is said that he is timid, silent, mega
tive man, a follower, and not leader
That he has nose for smelling out maior-
lties and quite liking to be on the strong
side.
That he never mekes an issue, and never
meets one until Others have taken sides
1hat his influence is prominently of the
negative order-that as SIMPSONS power re-
posed In his hair, so Gen. Denner's rests in
his silence.
That he is not believed to he truo 70 +bo
Union.
That he is a chronic office seeker
That he has had pretty long stand ot tba
public crib, and might give way for a little
while
That professional politicians are his sup
porters.
That the secessonists are his supporters.
That if elected he will join the seceders.
The Two DuMAsEs-We translate the fol-
lowing interesting extract from a letter of NJ.
Frederick Gillardet, who writes from Paris
For several days the rumor has been eur
rent that Alexander Dumas Jr, suffers more
anu mere Irotn Jile nervous nypochOndfla
with which he is afllicced, and that he was
about to retire to a convent. 1t is also said
that Alexander Dumas, Sen, suddenly seized
with fit of insanity, has been placed in a
straight jacket. Although this latter rumor
seemed sufficiently probable to warrant its
publication in a newspaper, still hope that
1T is without foundation and that neither o
those minds, remarkable in different ways
are lost to letters and to France, The tera
ry world gould not see them thus pass away
without being profoundly moved by SC
strange coincidence"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

Is IT TREASON OR WHAT ?-We yesterdo,
were shown a slip four inches in length Ly
two broad, on which was imprinted the fol.
lowing design: knight in full armor, a
cross on lis breast, a sword held upright in
his left hand, and shield with a Maltese
cross on the same, over this is an eye, in the
rays surrounding which are placed, like the
r with 549O below, and an point on the
is: Called to appear, midnight" Is this a
a secession signal?-AAa, Thursday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

WoN'r HEAR THEM-An exchange asks -
"What are we coming to? Henry Ward
Beecher is egged at New Haven; Wendell
Phillips cannot speak unprotected in Boston ;
IL. Ford Douglas, Agent Of the Massachusetts
Anti-Slavery Society, is hootcd out of Lam
caster, Mass Susan b. Anthony is mobbed at
Rochester and can't for any consideration,
obtain hall in Albany"
The people of the localities named have
answered in advance-,To the determination
TO no longer allow fanatics. traitors end dis
nnnlonists, n, the liberty of promulgating their
HereSles without let or hindrance- -,Soaona
Co. Journal.
ould the same sovereign balm could be
applied to the black hearted traitors ard dis
unionists, of the fancey school. as we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

A SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN, writing about a
southern preacher, eXclaims: 81 have repeat
edy heard the most famed men Of America,
but there are times when the flame of his pa
thos licks the everlasting hills with roar
that moves your soul to depth iathomed
by few other men.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
with Duck furnished and ma into Hose.
Hydraulic, Pilot or


My appeal is to the Miners Of Yuba, Sierra, Yolo,
Cousa Tchama, Plumas, shasta and SiskiyOu coun-
ties. Give me liberal patronage and will pledge
myself man, to work great revolution through
out the State as regards thrapuess Of Hose, etc.
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvc which will sew sixty yards per hour.
In few weeks shall have situated at Sacra-
mcnto, one az Dutch Flat, and one at Placervne.
Itismy wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sew,ngs Is fqr above hand Sewing,
IN DURABILITY and STRENGTII as heaven is from
the earth
County scrip will be taken at 90 cents from any
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, am pleased to
announce to Che citizens Of Marysyille and the
rounding country, that will go into the business of
hoc making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices all who will give liberal share Of their
patronage. All orders for House Iininga, Awnings
Tents Carpets, Garden Hose, Grain and Flour Sacks
Sc, will be promptly filled, No il9 First street, op-
poSitc tac Plaza.
r.bl2-mv E. HOWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

THERE is company of fifty "lIiuute Girls
in Columbia, South Carolina. They were
sercnaded one evening short time ago. We
are not advised that the "AIarse!aise' was
translated and sung as follows 80 arms
TO arms to arms We girls y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

THE wearers of the Palm ito cockades at
Washington, on finding that they were mis-
taken for the footmen Of the Foreign Minis
iers, soon dropped them, and they are dcci-
cidedly at a discout now. May they speedily
retire to the limbo Of contempt, even in South
Carolina BAIT. Pat.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

LATEST DlspArcHEs.-Th western papers
have their own fun at the expense Of the
Charlcstonians. Here is a sample of the very
latest news received by them via the light
ming line:
Lote Later --latest and Highlq Important
from CharleSton-OtT Special Dispatches
by tile Underground Lime,
Charleston, supper time Jan. l5.-All the
babies III the entire South are in arms, and
many in this city are now employed at the
breastworks.
2~o and one-half Minutes Later,-IIun-
dreds of the noblest women Of South CARROLL
ma are behind breastworks, and they boldly
express their determination to remain there
Later StB-THrce Quarters eta Minute. -
a number of young ladies were in arms
during the greater part of last evening, and
more are extremely anxious to follow the
self-sacrihcng example of their sisters
Shame on the young men.
one QHartcr of'a Minute Later.-We have
learned from reliable source, that the study
of military tactics will be introduced into the
female schools of this State Immediately, as
the spirited girls declare their willingn SIS to
take charge of the South CarolieG Infantry,
which is yet to be raised
a report from the interior says the negroes
"wear" drilling but it needs confirmation -
Everybody is in blaze of enthusiasm, anC
the gas company has suspended in conse'
quenee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
EHAaeYSVELLE LAUNDRY.
u. u NJ q Y II ID

to the new Establishment, corner Of Fifth and sts,
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
ticular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by voyage made to look as well
a new.
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work 10 guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, We
shall endeavor TO merita fair share Of the public pat
Tonage. =. OSGOOD,
febI3-my q. @. TAYLOR.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

AcQUGrrED,-F. G. Blume indicted for
shooting Rob't Dobson, at Sebastopol, few
weeks since, for a criminal intimacy with
Mrs. b., has been tried and acquitted.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
ANDERSON & DEPEW,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign aEsG EROsscsEic
WINES, EEQUOESS, ETC.

No. &C G street, West side, between Sec
onI nnd Third Streets,
XNTNTF.n EsESPECTFIE.E.Y INFORM
~ the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place, and are in receipt Of
a well selected and choice stock of
Foreign ana Domestic Wines, Liquors,
Sc. Of the most celebrated brands, which they are
now prepared to offer such prices that cannot tail
to please those who NAY extend to 'hcm teir patron
age.
The following comprises, part, the stock now on
hand:
lIennessey Brandy, vintage of $780,
BISCUIT Tricoche & Co., vintage of 1851 and 1858
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, G Dupont, do
Arzac, Rochelle, do;
Jules Robin do;
London Dock Fale Sherry Wine;
DUFF Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do;
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine;
Ginger Wine;
G. Iledsck Champagne;
Louis Lareux Champagne;
Rinee, Fills Co., do;
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whiskey
Daley's Valley Whiskey
Leigler Whiskey;
Eureka Whis5ey;
Old Rye Whiskey;
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in Flasks;
Old Tom Gin
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin
Nster's Gin
VOLTS Aromatic Gin
YantholcI's Gin
New England Eums
Jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum.
Also fine assortment Of STOMACH BITTERS OF
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to.
j. y. ANDERSON,
TIL6S. DEPEW.
ci-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

New YoEE, Feb Gth-A salute of thirty
four guns was fired to-day in honor of Nir-
ginia. The steamer Marion, from Charle,-
ton, arrived to-day. Among the passengers
are twenty wives of soldiers Of Fort Sumter
and seventeen children They represent the
garrison at -ort Sumter as in excellent
health. The strongest Union feeling perva-
ded the company, and they looked forward
to an attack with contdencein their strength
and ability to rerel an assault There are
seventy-hye soldiers and thirty laborers, all
of whom are now busy in mounting heavy
Coumbiads on the ramparts and in the for
tress yard. The majority of the soldiers are
of foreign birth, about half of them being
Irish, and a large numbcr Germans The
garrison is now supplied daily with fresh
meats and provisions of all kinds from
Charleston, although only enough is brought
in for each days use The supply of salted
meats and camp rations is ample, enough for
a long seige. No rcintorcemeuts had been
received when the Marion left, and from
Captain Adams statement it would appear
that great difficulties would be met in enter
ing the hIrbor at Charleston with reinforce
ments or supplies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
SMistellaneous.
Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement Of this Age,
-. HOW ARDS
NEW IMPROVED
Hose Sewing Machines,

Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY H. j.
IVa BOOTH CO., at the Marysville Foundry and
Machine Shop.
Miners can be supplied With Hose sewed with four
which will stand the pressure Of seventy-hve
feet fall single for twenty cents per yard for sewing,
and Will last long the Guck will without ripping
LIs1 NE pRICES.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

A CONTRACTOR who was building a tunnel
on certain Ohio railroad, observed one
morning that the face Of one of his gang had
its surface all spotted with bruises and plas-
ters ''Ahl Jimmy" said he, "what haye you
been doinY' Not vary much sur" ans
wered Jimmy, 81 was ist down at Billy Mul
ligan's last night, sur, an him an me we had
~ aY diseooshen rid 8taickS i'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

PHAcTicAL PnmosoruY.--"M Quad" who
writes for the Sacramento Bee is responsible
for the following:
Perhaps, the most pointel instance of max
| ing the best of a bad business is furnished 10y
a lady living somewhere down east whose
husband was fisherman lie was browne,
one day and the wife became widow. AZ
| ter "A search by the ncighbors for many days
the body was found The lady wa iulomncc
that the remains Of her amentcd partner hat
| been recovered.
81 am gralfcd 20 hear il, she replied {,
| her informant, "aud am greatly Obliged to
yourself and ncighUors for the pains taken il
the search
"What do you wish done with the body
maam ~ inquired the bearer Of the tidiug-
"lou may bring it to The house." she an
swered.
But, ma'am, it is
at is what?'
at is" stommered the poor frlow
fearful of shocking the nerves Of the fair be
reaved.
"WeliI"
at is full o.
"Full of what, sir? Speak out"
| "Eels - he gasped, as if expecting to Sc,
| the fair form before him paralyzed with hor-
rOr.
Full of eels-is it ?" she quietly remarked
Yes, ma am said he, somewhat reassured
but still surprised at her calmness
GLOW many cells should you think there
were 2 she inquired.
"Ahout a bushe, ma'am.'
"Wcll, You will he kind enough TO bring
the cells TO the house, and SET HIM AGAIN."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
W tlI .
at is full Of
il.pl1 ,f ,rl,,

THE Springfield Republican gives the fol-
lowing first rate notice of a work of high
art The foreground is a pea green rock,
half bedded in red water, with three blue
men in the centre, standing in a claret color
ed open boat, looking at a pumpkin and milk
colored steamboat in the distance"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

TgNEEEG GNDEGssSsfaNNsH, HAVING
Z purchased the entire stock Interest, Rights of
Manufacturing, &C. Of II. 7. KELLY 4 Coz will CON
tnue the Wholesale ana Retail Drug Business as here
talure at So d street next to the Western House.
(. p. POLLARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24

a1uE VERY desirable Store Room now occupied by
ianl1 q. ARhS1 K0NGf.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
1allp Natlonal Qrmutrat
For the National Democrat
Gloom, or the Deserted Pig Pen.

AFTER THE STYLE OF OIL JUG.
, 1861-01-21

On fro. The palace being attached to the
Cathedral, both Fero rapidly oye1ruu b. the
Aames. An old blind man by tho name Of
massive eli paintings, valuable furniture aud
euects. about 500 In money choice library
Of 5000 volumes, . large quantity of provi-
stons-all were lost. ,
Tho cathedral, says the No4'exsser, was be-:
{ond all question the largest edIdcc in nupe1t's
Land, It's dimensions we're: Length 100 feet;
breadth, 60; height Of wills, 20; height Of
spire, 103. The fonndatlou1 were laid in 1BSS5,.
and it Tas until the present year that It was
completely finished. The structure is said to
have been vastly superior in symmetry ond
elegant finish, to the magnificent Cathedral Of
St. Mtchacls, at Toronto, considered the most
imposing on this continent
EAEuTE N BELo1r Co1LEak-Thirteeu
stuGcnts were expelled from the Beloit College
on Friday Of last week, for violation Of tho
rule against leaving town without permission
fiom the Faculty. They we're Ill "8ophs-"
On the occasion OF their departure some ofthe
Junior class aud few other students hired
band, aud, forming procession, escorted them
out Of town Considerable excitement pre-
vailed in the city in relation to the matter, and
the students had a large number Of sympa-
thisers, although every one thought they wcro
to blame.
"A passenger'traln on the Northwestern
Railway, = few days since, ran over an intoxi-
cated fellow on the track He Eas go insensi-
bic to the magnitude Of the misfortune ns to
remark to the conductor, while he Looked at
Ills larccrated limbs, !" it's too bad didn't.
mean to stop hetrain !"-Hdaitopoc Dnnocrut
4 FEARFUL WAHx1sa.-Ast the Oldest daush-
ter Of M1s. Lemuel Holmes Was preparing for
church on Sunday last, says the Jancsvil1e Re
Pstxicuh, She threw back her head and asked II
her neck was clean, and Immediately fell doxn
crJing +" . pin, q pin!' She began to choke
die, while the pin, which She had held held in
her mouth, stuck fast in her windpipe. Two
doctors we're summoned, md after 6killlul
operation, which lasted three hours, succeeded
In opening the throat and extracting the dau-
gezous intruder. The patient Was under tho
well. Keep pins out Of the mouth
4 MAN KILLED Br TIE CAns-An Iishnan
named Thou!as Riley, residing n Allen, aud
truck hand on the Michigan Southa1n Railroad.
met . terrible death on Saturday morning last,
about half mile east Of the station Of Allen.
He was from S. to so ycazs ofage, had wno
aud three children. and was an honest, indus
trious man, considered not to be much given
to drink. lis re1ualns were found In tho
morning, bat Z little distance from his house,
ehocklnyly torn and scattered about, having
be- been run into by ths right train, going vest,
dependent, Jan. II.
FUNERAL OF Ex-Governor RAxaoM-The
remains Of Ex-Governor Ransom, of this State,
we're recently brought here from Kansas, md
bis funeral took place last Sunday from 8t.
Luke's Church. Rev. Mr. Willard preached
most eloquent and touching sermon. after
rhich the remains were followed by q large
concourse of our citizens to their last resting
place in Mountain Home Ccmctry.- kalamazoo
Telegraph, Jan, 10.
, 1861-01-21
Prof Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD KENOFATOR

Il L precisely What IL name indicates for; Ebilal
alzS Toviyiaes. feInsiates ana reneEs the blood \
5sadess - systen isyyialas..5Is i 70 astasts v
fs 1otd M y T. tae only % 5 sve1 w 10 o1efsd
tie ressh q IL t g eacsay i nd = d ss!l1tuiy q
ps pes e. 1
AsCg Ni1H TnR LAWS or IA1rGE, AND 1Eaekif
ass
5ri1stlon It + sso pe:seety +
f2e%sa % en1le
q of :exst2eles aad stoss thozonghly combining b
sa
Ions beeh RI e be desde ratua, u Ine II
seicnce. snd s1so By tsoss ~ 8ho % hsve G snieFed
qsPy ne assds Al r. S, 'aSass
A attacks u disease, and lays Tie unguarded sSs
ten open 70 re .ttscks ct many Of lie mott dan.
;ssht;y !aD!s Such or esSwle = t.s follow
Hts;eiy: SeSIaists. FslIai3aea & d HeaIt &
I'd 81 taf sst n
earfssly ratal Il unattended 10 in time, called y
Fanale Weakness ant Irregularities.
n Also. LIVER peran:ements or Torphlt5, anaI
sc.dlag q I1contnence q tIe urinc. S3 Or aay Il
lEencs7l nesansen@ent p s @ Of tae Urinary orsans tm
u !dcrs Psedlspaslilon u Slight Colds, Hacking !,
nnd ssnsiausa c9ss En,asiaa9n Dnealty
nlany. more sill. but We have spase only 10 sss,
n az eyeE S9y baf ths asn,y 81
,n Mi,aas Y ana cure s dtsesss
~aEoasns TIC Live. = action, rrometng. 4, lact v
the 21d Sscsoss 1 Si lhs
- |quenaes following upon chsn5e Of climate anal
ts ed ~ ss hiss
}at Least 6efore 1, eat!1z A. Is prevent, costive,
L m sx hs
flts students. ministers and literary men. And
, 1861-01-21
{THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And g1cws more and mnre popular every d&y.
EEAp TIE FOLLOWING:


Psor, weop Thee vii nlssse ~ sceept ins % h.
eass, attended .iul ~ cruptioa OF tas lead con
q ava ns Gee 81 g
Obtain STUN Tor c4E neither hnyt been ah1t to do
Ts aaeea s &c 9 Psy
Hodge aoo' ts,e isst scnt lad On esrtd f5r txo
August lass have alt41ay tot!os tts direetions
md TIE bald spot nov covered Win natr ihick md
Feeas eosadent ,sa anohe1 n a. ase IS Sos
would restore entirely and perna ntn.ly 3eel an1-
oss e L u S aae ss ss
Eould aos be willing TO eend me order On tldne
5's es ID s':si M r. s e
the ridoT ~ ana s5 t!te fa1eF|c= srsAsy.u F,nnv
L!sos1fa, EooIe c.: NJ r.: q. ~
i q *
EaEnown 70 me, commence failing ou very raptny 70
q y ses q ds sas SR Z IL ss
tas md much q The remaining portion ppon the Ode
q so1 Ha Il y e yxes asr
n21n NJ Ittu7o % TIC sta:e Of Indiana NJ nofe eas
as7sa az e Te1s not y Ines - o
ny naFt Intimate acqnAlntancts were to recognize M
Istoree Eaar application 10 the most s11aful phy.
o e.a ea f. IL, SoxpS DgI sxssstas no a.5uTa1ss &c
forced 70 beooac o % sts pe ns
u e. 4a!ss5 II :, Seae It
Sc se aoSa ss
suit have acA coat af very son BLACK Ets which no
money e'r buy. Ve:s "s'e1.t1lI ygHTs
roon . 4tto4sz ~ ssa eess;si!ss i E.x
& 81 IT, ia I'll hf s.
u good D1nsE1zs Aad Fancy Good DeaieTs,
ID e 2sExs gzsa eEs ge Ss BE Es Ell Es
Smith. and Gale Brothers, sedpofAk1T-WeoW
, 1861-01-21

SAD AcCmENT-The GAINESVILLE Republican
says, on Monday lust young lady named El-
len Gilmore, while Standing in a mill in Fort
Atkinson, got caught Ia the 1naehinerY an:l
was so badly injured, that she died immcdi-
atcly. Her right arm and neck were broken,
and she was otherwise bruised and inj jured.
HORSE TuHvEs.-Thc gentry ore still ct
their work in this county. we learn that
valuable horse was stolen from the stable ii
Mr Stevens, of Port Byron, last week. The
thief WIS tracked into lown where all traces or
him were lost. He probably has made good
1s2dnd Regiaer.
Tue OQuKwKA BAyK RoBBERY-Litten who
was arrested for robbing 8. s. Phelps l. Co.'s
bank safe, and confessed the crime, implicated
Mr. WillIam Il. Phelps, as being connected
with the robbery. Mr. Phelps was examined
and honorably discharged, Littcn himself
acknowledging afterwards that he had accused
him falsely. About 1900 in currency and al
tho gold taken have been recovered, making
nearly two-thirds Of the amount lost, n.
covered.
p S.-We learn TINT Vim. Ltten, unmcd
above, broke jail on Friday night, and escaped.
He is about 70 years of age, feet ~ inches
high, light curly hair, light complexion, no
whiakers, blue eyes, and rathcr slim built.
9 Cor1o. FOR THE EAsT.-The Cincinnati In
qusrer says: Cotton is again commencing to
move By way OF Cincinnati, Notwithstanding
the gloomy aspect of political atlairx Re-
Gently some 500 bales went East by the Little
s,a! a1sa a.oan ~ ao9ue tae 1ans nunoGf wers
1c'is tseo W lAe elne1holtl, ,11a!A4aono Da3tof
"oao' ...
ast n2a-in ~ hnxe .n " sno% &C.
several rears, It came down in regular New
England style, accompanied ~ strong TGud
@ HE1ea uSapea ~ .ne aan,n5 AaAss IN utnts, eod
nuTlsu tnem osalnst me TlnooEs and doors,
n.nng ug esclt casnny IIo G5etNe. G' AZ ieast
essni lncnss u Snow leh lne WcAher MAS
HaIm' aau ine s1V" e9nssza 11 w very COM
pae--a'aaAso" '''S' "o1'''o'' A"''
WARDS ice-boat is ellumbug. The last reports
state that in attempting to get On the ice the
other day at Prairie du Chten, some Of the
machinery Vas broken, 80 that for the present
teat cannot be lad. That craft Is worth 1nore
to exhibit nt agricultural falEs, ct dime. 4
sight, than for any u6etul representation
(1Eia} Journal.
SUDDEN DEA1u-The Beloit Journal states
that Rev. Chauncey Eddy, Congregational
minister Of that city, while speaking at q
.o,t,1, rn,oar+ erdao,,1 fs,1 h.rt 49,
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