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The New York herald., 1862-12-29
THE INTERVENTION SCHEME.
what Napoleon Intended by His O6er.
From the Loudon Times, Dec. 10l

N9R0l0On Antem0eQ
From the Loudon Times, Dec. 1oI
We had been guided 10 resolution to refuse CO.
operate In the proered mediation Of y Sa and Russia
BY the hope o securing 70 ourselves applause OF man.
kind should have much 70 be disappointed as
The French press has exhausted s ingenuity
very clearly satsd and very obvious in them.
selves every base motive and every sensh unworthy
tons This might nos BE- expected from he
press Of nation the Of which We hal rsscssd
anxious, doubt 70 indemnify itself enforecd sisnce
PIE g ihs UssS sss.ss nigh. Ssss ~ sssmsS sSs ss
sDprsOssisn sAsa ws sss % have rsosivst We have Sav:
fovSo~s hsM od6srS ear ~ tsssvd q psjtey ssAlsA
s:.'s X: 1910 ss sss, e 4: :;s r.sss 8 80
tee by land aud BY - for sx nopSs ana d rsqurss
10 no .rIunsn. !: grS,. s a. sf~ ~ &. s.;sss. s.l
lie sasss d ss sssS "a ssvs Ssss Ssosn. NOR: s
sss ass :ss:ss = sss.. I.s ~
frSM .As o.ss. SIDE q sss Aa.ic D.nocras. ana 70
ssS.. .ss s.s .sr. ssy: .s: ss
second for rivstina fsreysr fsisfs * hs nssrs We
have tskss the oppesig courss; We have declared
sss y game; vss 70 y sss dss..:sss III s :.
We SHOULD have done ~ our interference.
a. sss: y. = SsS ~ s.ys s so,
selves and We were disposed 70 exhibit the sahtest
psrsiys There ore also circumstances arising ous y
our par. ondlsnlasd The South spscslassd on
our miseres a. being likely 20 draw 10 20
their SIDE InY North took the very earc opportunity
70 revenge v for the loss Of the South by laying addi.
tiona dutiv4 Brtsh commerce. There wss . tscis
agreement both parties that whichever ultimately pre-
vailed IN " civil England should in the nrst instance
be ts vir Inn We thought also that the proposed inter
veai,On MOI ely al hat moment % nsosd The scsh
could ot DO expected back In 10 career Of VIC
tory, aad the North has not yet gained that smount o
se knowledge which s present pcsisisn ought 70 have
orr sted. The dsusIon by which v surrounded gross
d palpsbe 10 all except the people whom begung
70 their ruin Europe sss hs fonrdaons laid void
ana Sssp on hs most dreadful csmwce'df crfsis icA M
,r,rid fas srsr sn America can sec nothing bn
| which sac insslnes 10 be lnsshansytlc Enrone az,
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

see thAt the armies q Ne Nsrth ere shriveos1 =
0nehaf q thee nomnai amsn0t, - ~ nCne1ne 80
sieut N dsctollne - eQppueols whi>o - unnloh -
mseabe and invinciblo tegDze, - whom <ee v1gor
certain 70 procure The nsst brilliant end ccAplsS sas
ceos.
u q tttis 70 counsel America " ws ere rsAss4
from Gts, and she from dreams and haiiuciralAens.
wo are ~ arrive ~ tho eao couc1ieaD mnne eGoe
tl ths scales falen from the eyes q the naaisa
Then viii be the duty and the wish q Enganl 70 - ~
that Is In her power TO put an end 70 ues0 g
y unnatural Bus she win not waste hsr sneas4es =
premature. ard therefore, fruitless eee ekpotA -
whole or Worth America may asroe % derds her weak
moss contcmn her cowardioe We kDW CT duty 49,
ter we know the value OF ths opi1tong - oers an1 e
our own. and, alike b our ttxsagh ana the o.
OF good ntensne, shall regard with eAl4
ndinereace tho csumnOs aAA tks abass whioh 10 oea
duot however impartial. no motives, however hsneueo
and dssntersste4 oan ponsiely oaahls - - esoaps
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
Deaths on BoaDd the Arags.
OUR NEW oRLKANA CORRESPONDENT.

Ntw OsLxAEs, Dec. Is, 1904
The Arago Of the transports Of the Banks sxpedi.
ton had large numberof sick on board M the time Of
her arrival nj Ship Isls1d.
The Medical Inspest7f sent board Of her 10 In
vssiaate tho facts ~ the osss and his return he 70.
ported that during voyage from Fortress Monroe TO
Ship Island ree yeaths had occurred from ship fever
and thst there WIRE then forty ave Of measles
board ~, same ressel.
Thr o.e Hv lArtd aud Twenty eighth regiment Nv :
lo.s io.aI,p sls was IN byagd the Arsgo.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
The Che Kiang In Collision with = Rebel
Schooner.
oUp NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.

Nkv OhfEAM, Doc. ~, 1869.
The Che Kians Of the transports Of the Banks
petition met with stirring adventure od the coast o.
florida. WHISTLER u was the result Of accident, or
whsther vas bold attempt the part Of the rebels
TO sink ths Che Kaas, 49, perhaps open question. IN
the opnIsn Of most Of thoss board ths vessel u
an aitsck; Bot the excitement 6 The occasion may,
perhaps for the prsvasnss Of tAh shssvy Ths
facts of The sass have been ab 70 gather tAsn
~ follows:-
wnsls - Ne ylorAa coast ana before rounding Ne
Cspss seheosss ssntsiniug ave men, Observed sp-
proachins bus - NE men were apparently unarmsd,
mot mach attention was paid 70 the crcumslAnss But,
either from sccidoat " design tho schooner Srough
INTO collision with Ne Che xisss striking her amidships,
under ful sail. ~. ..
me collision stove three hoiss through the adss Of W
Che Rang, and seriously damaged hef that portion
or her cargo was thrown overheard 70 tighten hsr.
The rebel schooner however got decidedly the worst
OF ~ shs borne down and sunk BY the Che Kang
and the i've rebss abandoning their sinking ship, took
10 a boat and escapsd
N In possible that this was the result OF design but
probable that u wae an accidcnt.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

A despatch NON Madrid oe she 121h og psosubse
says susral Pvim rcd y shs esAAte yeGeeeen3 oe0o
oonndensiul LISTERS from Admiral Juxea q u 9tav1s
rom which appsarS hAs ~ Ara dnAeeeros dAle fea
ths 1rivA, a Almcote, who, essnselq1.g himsex wHn
the name of the KIperor, Demanded - e1v(4oe -
Nsxieo. me 0susrei gnve s0ne earouD deeel1 e
ooufSrsncs which be kAA WIN Almoass, ~ -
clsFed himssf 70 BE- authories1 by ~ uApseos
md Nv a. ArohAuks Msximflian 20 s1Dp1gt -
ossdIdssssAip u - lAster - ths three q Msge
co. ns exprsesad ~ udouess .yhich - nn -
from vcrSSai ODsassn md mon 4. CAi6srea 0uemoos
vSich inf1rne1 Mn % The prc)sso q Ainsnee, n ~
sommsndss p bin shs sssiet coafvsnss & " trss)
tns rresoh forces 70 secure ths thrsns for ne AchSa
tsr Psnpotsntiary seeing IN that fAct DOM
~ treaty ~ Ls~dsw, srfsrwsd Ms 1bssVA Cba.
mswdans shsi Asy ASd Sssllcd b soitkdrsy, ana ~.
Tsed 10 Be ne axsiariss Of France The Htendsd run.
sure Of the Conference OF 0rzaba was know even bsors
General frim examined the diasreny piaua between
which he had TO decide. He might II -
l. GO 10 Mexico with the French bonqusr with them
and b s satellite n Fronoj but that unjust ana Don
trary 10 the treaty. if ae'silf - I'll ~ FF7T-f
a Bar the passage 70 The rryIch but thas conduct
might have led 10 serious Conaeqvenocs.
g. Maintain neutrality, wait syr new convention and
fresh instructions bat that pDn mght aso have bssu a.
tended with serious nconvsb lencss.
4. lie embark, and that 40 the most prudent piau
Cen rrm protested the he had not been sotrxted BY
any seliugs o personal interest He stated positively
that the McNssns are unanimous IN reiecng the ests
hlshpeut c g,.sSchy. ae srprssssAA ossssoM sAoi
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

Hyaofs or TnR WAR-A PRACTICAL
JOKE.-The soldiers ia Kentucky are fu-
rious for practical jokes, and are constant
ly on the lookout for subjects. One was
recently procured in the person Of a,new
teaInSter, who hal the charge ofsix large,
shaggy mules. Jehu was nlso prOprie-
tor Of two bottles Of old Bourbou--a
cORtrabaSd in cainp-which a wSg dis
! covered, and resolved to possess. Being
aware that the drivers presence was an
impeachment to the theft, be hit upoL the
following plan to get rid Of him,
Approaching the driver, who was busy
currying his mules, he accosted him with,
say, old fellow, what are you doing
there nOw?' ......
Cant you sec? p said Jehu grufiiy.
Certainly said the wag, but that is
not your business. 1t is after tattoo, and
there is fellow hired here 10y the Gen.
erul, who curries all the mules and horses
brought in after tattoo
The mule driver bit at once, and want
ell to know where the hair dresser kept
himself WhereupOn he was directed to
Gen. Nelson's tent, with the assurance
that there was where he hung out 90
You cant mistake the man, said the
wag-he is large fellow, and puts on
laundering sight Of airs for man in his
low business. IIo will probably refuse
to do it, and tell you to 60 10 the dewitt,
but don't you mind that; he has been
drinking to day. Make him come out
sure.
,Jehu posted off, and entering the tent
where our Napoleon Of the 4th Division
sat in deep revcrie, probably considering
the most expeditions method of expes50g
the rebel General Buckner from his native
State, slapped him on the back with force
sufficient to annihilatc man Of ordinary
size. Springing to his feet the General
accOsted his unlimited guest with, well
sir, who are you and what the devil do
you want
old IIoss, I've got job for you now,
six mules to be curried and right of,
too said the captain of mules, nothing
daunted at the flashing eye Of the Gem
cral
Do you know whom you ere address,
ing. sir ? asked the indignant commander.
| ASSi Shiu oenuS cicNdthS HIS NOICe "
pitch which rendered the words audible
&<,1pn:cr-.t16E,+ Ss& sYs the feisow hirei by
Uncle Sam to clean mul.s, and won't
f<Exke SS.S'fo6iiisos,,>SS. tE2ecsz4tseg0 1ieicE
and I'll give you drink Of busthcad.'
You Internal villain exclaimed the
General, now perfectly furious, | am
ttcn. Nelson the coa:us&ssder 81 tl,is-Di-
vision
Jehu placed the thumb of his right
hand against his nose, and extending his
fingers, moved them slowly, III a manner
supposed 10y some to bc indicative Of
great wisdom. The Generals sword
lcapcd from its scabbard, and Jchu from
the tent just in time to save his head. -
Our boys drank the big mnle drivers
health in Bourbon. The story soon got
out and is now the joke Of the season
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22


MICHIGAN. The Detroit FIRE. Press,
the jackson Patriot, and other Demo
cratic papers in Michigan, are urging the
Democrats to forget past discussions
and to unite to defeat the Republican
party. They say it is the duty Of all
Democrats, whetherthcy supported Doug
las or Breckenridge for the Presidency,
to come together to place the Democratic
party, on whose success the salvation OF
the country depends, once more in pow.
err" Everywhere the Democracy are
rally;ng to the maintenance of the Con-
stitutiOn and the restoration Of the Union,
imperilled by the Republican party, and
the Democrats of Michigan do not mean
to be behind hand in SO glorious work.
They see the necessity Of prompt, vigOr'
Gus and united action, and instead Of
playing into the hands of the Republicans
by misrepresenting and villifying and
fighting each other, they urge "oblivion
of the past, and for the future, harmony
and united action" How different this
feeling is from that exhibited by the pre-
teinied Democrats Of California, who
cowardly abuse lifelong Democrats for
refusing to follow them into the Repubi,
can camp! We hope the Republican
menials will howl on. No respectable
man desires their friendship or support.
When Democrats want dirty work done
they will give these miscreants employ
tnent, not before. They are in the mark
ct, and can be as they have been, bought
for an insignificant sum.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

TIE CAUSE OF THE WAE.-The Rcpub.
lican papers, ignorant of history or blind
" pr,judic,d, continue to argue that
slavery i the cause of the war, and not
anti. slavery agitation, as i, the fact The
New York EIprtss, strong Uuion pa,
per. thus SIT, the matter at rest. We
comlnrnl tie extract to the attention "i
those vino huki the Aboiitiunsts guilt.
less of originating our troubles Sass the
EYrc~:
From t-5n even long hriorc the Cunfrdera
iiou. the Yankees If Massachusetts,. having
then t,W no slaves. IN a. SIS even, hvrd IN
rrt~" couicuiUi' NJ Ard Laiin"uy, uI',ct = ;,aTt
slav'rN F.dct1t Cnu>t uti"H, and deli, cic,,
az fugitive >ltvc-. .hd eX"cntrd federal laws
WIlh.ui resistant" ar TIut>-- but ~ - Dli
la aud br-aE 10 educate New Fl gland iulo
,uva,uu.>tn ADD New Lngnul began :" ran
md, r.:rHuna railroads. aId 100 run t!; iugItiNcS.
and mob bv,,l and xii W threaten L. :. MAJ.
>lit'~ t'.rr' '.tr sc''Fr,.- "nhng class # flaw
breakers, south. ">i"ciI!iv Ia Spd'h CG-uliua.
began t" break ny ME Union. An;t.>'avrr,
started disnn'un. aat rrr->!A'ry started after
IL. HrtN+sn The MO. the Culou MAS being
ground I" powder. The primary cansc-ot The
var, then, is Abuiitih, AnIi-SiaveTv."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

SEVERE But Jrsr--The New York
World, n jealous administration paper,
thus speaks of the diSgraceful and trfiing
course OF the Congressional friends of the
Administration, who seem to be incapa-
bic of approaching the magnitude of our
difficulties:
"THE 'SPorrING WRErcuEs. Another day
If words. words, words in Con grc>s. and
nothing done. The Balls Bluff disaster. the
Trent affair, West Point, the negro everything
is discussed but the finances Of the nation. the
only real question now before the country
There is tempest brewing for these 'spouting
wretches,' as CARLYLE once called similar class
in England, who consume the time Of Congress-
which should be given to the gravest practical
questions and problems that ever taxed the
brains of statesmen and tinanciers"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

The WAY or GOVERNMENT Contracts -
In the Investigation Of the mater Of feed.
ing horses, it was in evidence that Col
Rurkcr had made a contract with George
Rams,!cll to feed them t'reire pounds OF
oats per day, at .f"rfy ccnt' per week.
Rucker alleges that this high price was
paid because the contractor was an hon
est man. and it was better to pay fair
price, aud tie certain that the horses were
cared for, than to let them to some one
that would >tarve them. Unfortunately,
however, for this well.mrant idea, an H.
vcstigation shows that this contractor had
re-lct them at t'renty.fre rents per head
and stipulated that they were to have but
eight pounds Of oats per day; instead OF
twelve 1t is thus the Republicans take
advantage of the necessities Of the coun-
try to swindle the Government.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

Nor SIScERE.--Some people imagine,
when they hear old Aboltionists shout
ing for the Union which they, few
months ago derided, that they have seen
the error of their way and have become
converted to the Democratic faith, which
binds in one Union non-slaveholding and
slaveholding States. Reader, be not de-
ceived by their professions. Do not aid
those who, with the Constitution and the
Union upon their lips, would pervert the
one and overthrow the other They are
for the Federal Government provided it
shall be controlled entirely by Abolition
influence, For years they have stated
that slavery is curse. must be abolished,
and that they would never rest until they
forced the South to give up the "accursed
institution" Can men, entertaining such
sentiments, be sincere when they shout
for the Union, the Constitution, and
the enforcement of the laws! Have
they not repeatedly violated the Fugitive
slave law, and defed the officers Of the
Government Certainly.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
THESSALONIAN.


DowN on ABoLTTIuNisTS.-l must be
admitted that the Administration is down
on AbolitioniSts and has peculiar way
Of manifesting its hostility toward them.
1t selects the loudest and most fanatical
Of them for lucrative and important posi-
tons. 1t has lately appointed CassiuS NJ.
Clay Major General, and sent the brand
cd thief Cameron as Minister to Russia.
Gays appointment is another of the FIRE.
mont and Jim Lane and Helper and Cor
win order Clay is a notorious Abolition
list. and his career in Mexico did not dem
onslrate his military superiority. His
chief exploit was the surrender of some
900 men under his command to Next
can rabble, without firing n gun. When
Gen. Taylor heard Of the, affair he said
by, would have fought little,
anyway" But in this war fighting is not
the business of our officers, and Clay can
issue as insane a proclamation as Fremont,
Phelps or any other man! The Admin
istration seems determined to disgust the
conservative men of the North and drive
to despair the loyal men Of the South, to
crafty the fanatical notionSfand silence
the complaints ofthe AboliTonists.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

REPUBLIcANIsM.-The Republican Sem
ate of Maine have passed resolutions, by
vote of twenty four to four-Republi-
cans in the affirmative, Democrats in the
negative-in favor of coniscating, liber,
ating, and also armtng the slaves of rebels
The Administration will be forced by its
friends to adopt Cameron's policy. Loyal
men of the South will find, when too late,
that they have neither sympathy nor
fairness to expect from the Republican
party.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

AT country training, where the mill
tary spirit was not the most active, but
one private responded to the captains call
to /" fafI in. " Now, look here, cap'n,"
saws he, "you may march and counter
march me as much as you darn please,
but when you come to cutting me up into
sections and platoons, III desert, rank and
file, hang me if don't"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

CHEERING old friend writing from
Georgetown under date of the 18th, clo-
SEES his letter as follows: " 1t is certainly
cheering to have such a paper as the
DEMOCRAT at this time of treachcry and
deceit Few so-called Democratic papers
speak to us in their former style; whcth-
or fear or inducement prevents them from
exposing the corruptions at Washington
| know not, but it must be one or the
other II is certain that the horde of
thieves and plunderers that bear sway at
present in high places will have to be
fou.ht out of their places by DEMOCRATIC
papers and voters. You are doing your
duty and we will do ours at the polls. l
have been solicited to subscribe for a
Union Democratic" paper, but have re-
fused, for the reason that they are, so far
as have observed, insidious allies of the
Black Republican party, equally without
independence or principle =
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING


ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles Of every description are solicited by the
undersigned.
A residence in this city Of over ten years, and
experience in the business Of nearly the same length
Of time, considered sufficient tn warrant the con-
hdeHee. Of persnns in the country who occasionally
require to make purchases here, through The agency
Of u reliable party; who may be looking for n
permanent agent in San Francisco To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who nrus
orders to him that effort Sh Ill he spared to exc
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring information concerning the UNDER
signed, are referred to
VIM. T. Coleman 4 Co., San Frarcisco;
J. II. COghil Co., -
G. Langley, Druggist, "
Flint, Peabody 4 Co., -
Ira P. Rankin, " -.......-....... .
Ross, Dempster 4 Co.,
]. Anthony Co., Union Office, Sacramento
And to Gelwicks 4 January, Publishers Of the
MoUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, Placerville,
" B,--Oxhers 80. Machinery, PlaSSSortes, Nrio-
deons Sewing Machines, Watches Jewery, etc, will
be attended to by competent judges.
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguirc's Opera House, san Francisco.
/ jy2I-tf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22
GEO. W. SNELL, Agent,
au24 1872 Washington St., San Francisco.

The Physician Is often blamed for
want Of in histreatment, when the disappont
meut in the recovery of the sick is to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apOthecary is paying particular attention to The
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes froIulnedicnes Of Overwhelmingly. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
Of the gcnLine Patent Medicines.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

SWEETS Grape Bitters, or Restorative
WINE. "A powerful, yet pleasant medicine, manufAc'
ured under the immediate supervision Of Mrs. A. NJ
SWEET, the celebrated clairV0yant Physician, and
prepared fFom RtoTs aud HAAS Of great medicinal
virtue, combined with me puieS >br me callfor-
mia Grape, A certain remedy for Liver Complaint,
Diliousness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Debility, I'm
paired Appetite Impure Breath, etc, and all diseases
requiring powerful Liver Invigorator and Tonic.
Warranted the best remedy invented for Dis
eases peculiar to Females such as LcucorrhGa, or
Whites, Weakness, etc. So popular has this prepa-
ration become, that the editors Of the leading
papers Of San francisco depart from their usual Gus
tom mot 70 commend any advertised medcine--and
pronounce swett's Grape dtters, or Restorative
Wine A worthy article; an excellent tonic; good
apprtizer and useful medicine for those suffering
from Dyspepsia and arrangement Of the Liver" etc
Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor,
aust -Gm 5}j California street, San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

BLANKS Neatly printed blank deeds. mort
Cages. declarations of homestead, powers If
attorney to collect telegraph dividends, mar
riage certificates, etc. always for sale at this
Office. Orders from distance promptly filed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

ELATED. The Republican papers are
greatly pleased with the numbering, rob.
bling, devastating and thevinS operations
of the infamous Kansas. "Jayhawker,"
Col. Jennison, Lanes pet, in Missouri. 1t
is stated that he has supplied his regi-
ment with horses, forage, provisions, &C.,
at the expense of the people Of Missouri,
treating the l".fA4 and disluyal alike, says
the st. Louis Republican. One Of his
acts, Of which the Republicans boast the
most, is, that "he la. lltt tie country Il
homling wiLIcracSs." This kind of war
fare. -Union men declare. has added thou
sands to the secession army in Missouri
and supplied Prices army with provi-
siuns and as long as Jr~nison continues
his robbing and numbering, secession will
live aud thrive. These Kansas marauhers.
with jim Lane at their head, authorized
to do as he pleascs by the Administration
are the worst enemies to the country in
the West. Hal they been arrested in
their villainy and treated as they dies rived,
the Scrr$sioniStS would have found few
SvnpathiScrS in Missouri
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-22

AS the rose-tree is composed of the
sweetest flowers and the sharpest thorns !,
as the heavens are sometimes fair and
sometimes overwhelmingly tempes'
tuous and serene; so is the life Of man
intermingied with hopes and fears, with
Joys and sorrows. with pleasures and with
palms..