, 1862-03-13

ing the same time waiting their turn to be put in
type. This will account for the aged aspect Of
n portion Of them:-
SLIGHT MIsPKNr-The Grass Valley National
says: In the item under the above head. in
our last issue, We printed putty for assafoe
tda.' Rather mistake!
| A MopEL GENERAL. Gen. Buell has been in
command in Kentucky f"r over three months,
and during that time has not issued one proclaim
a,irn. nor will he permit any Of his Generals to
indulge in that luxury.
CorLDN'T STAND Ir-CG Thornton Grimslcy,
of St. onis. a inischicvous scccsSioniSt, died re
Gently in a fit Of Hroplcxyi brought on by rage
at b"ing assessed $500 for the support Of the
Union exileS from southwest Missouri
CouLDN'r SPLIT ON IlIM-Gcn Burnside has
determined that no iniScreet correspondent
should make public any details concerning his
expedition, or its Defamation, until it was SAT-
to do so. re accordingly qnartcrcd the corres
rondents on board the CO-Saek, and virtually
mad" them prisoners If war until the expedition
sailed from Fortress Monroe.
FRoM TIE CALAvERAs-It is stated that near
the mouth of this river a number of trees have
heen topplrd over. as if too heavy to stand
straight in the wet ground, and that many
heavy trees have actually sank two or three
E.., 5scn and sin SANDING The soil h.c,ms
ca sor, h,, tho ou.r,;,v or yr.,.r r.c.;ved ,ho,
the trees, roots and all, settled down without
falling over.
Strawberries IN WIXrER-Mr. George W.
Moore has sent the ed tor Of the Napa Reporter
ripe strawberry, pluckcd from his vines in
January. That gentleman gathered quite
number Of berries in his garden, by scraping
oii the snow to get at them. The vines even
now exhibit the anomalous spectacle Of bearing
hJo.so,,s .O,o-oa, aud Gin. s,r.,rb.rr;.s III.
y"r;.,r Z Inoro ss The " cons" strawbnrrv and
has aeiieious faycr
orp pru,c nrpr-The ,,hl;c doh, of m.
limited States an ,ho lb,b n .I.nuarv 1852
w.. sseo ono ooo N ,ho Il, or J,ly 1861
!, IVA. Aoo ss7 s2s onr dsh, then has srown
durirr The las, civ and . h,le mou,b. =, ,hr
r.,. ~ a, as4 soo /. ,I.r, I, ia /. I.r,,. 6cnra
nr !, r.rroven,s n. cos, NJ fmo;n,,;n,n. our
Irn,on Tho ,..oD,o wo,,d ch.ort,,,,v ho.r ,,h.,
!, =. do.h,.d III. .,,.h h.... ,,,,,..s, ,o..rd
the accomplishment Of The end in view Is re-.
ported by every mail. al'l'e
.- O..
W i"A ,NeN'N'S .VN '"' S"" !.
upon mk'nga CAIN ana ih'ehlgent survey o'
the field covered hy the iuundatiun. says the
San Francisco Herald and Mirror, Z appears
'hat WINE poFt'""S o' the "rmng tands oi tne
state have been subjected to serious fam"ee,
only small secton mas hecn ruined Tor the pnr'
poses Of agriculture. ana . large proportion. es
pecially IN the Southerly part Of the State
where our tht cattle come from, have been ae-
tually benefited by the soaking they received.
The rural industry of the State can never meet
w"n TAT reSrrSe ,. ~ ea,'"ns ,' s 20 aessr"y
Grnm two 10 eioh, feet m d.p,H : ~ 'sai Y
v.o,,S.T..c s,.,.c.........l.. :,
- 80 -. ~ '''.', =
'-,T ~" ~ 80 .sa 's'..', No.. ~ y ~ -
"s " N.A'' rue" "a"e "es WIN" '"e N
hounds OF attainment lts desired especially
that security NAV be permanently afforded 10
residents and settlers In ,hc possession or their
newly acquired proprssy. According 10 Brig.
4 ham, there Is MT man IN Utah who possessps
.oot Of ground that he can call his own. The
probahIlitv Is that Utah win ere Ione wheel into
The ranks a. the ,hir.v fllh State in the sister.
hood. A mass meeting was held in Salt Lake
City on or about january 1ih. q which delr-
.. 500 W. apa, " SO"'e1'On " a"1s
- /. =, ..,..s.s,. -,
oIfNNh 3, 49,. ~ Il ~ Psop's u V'ap
"Ase n'' e1eapea 'ns ls..,ssuan |" .ne present
season unsea."ea. 1aa vn 'ne iO'" oI "a vary
y"',.uN e"ss,.ts y w. no'.ne.n saa sasne,"
po,.""r O'"" usss s's'sse " n""''' =.
similar TO those trnD whtrh Oregon and Cailnr.