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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
The Princess All xandra's Christmas
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An English paper cells little story
of the Princess Alexandra, which adj
mirahly illustrates her domestic habits,
her amiable disposition, and kindness
of heart Crossing the hall of MARI
few days before Chris mas, Her Royal.
Highness observed a young girl of
sIngularly delicate and refined appear
ance, waiting, and also standing, though
evidently fatigued and faint.
The Princess kindly told her to sit
down, asked her errand, and discovered
that she had brought home some little
garment which had been ordered for the
children, and which the Princess, who 10
much interested in Sewing Machines,
and understands their merits, had desir-
ed should be made upon one OF
the Machines Interested in the mod
est, intelligent appearance, and genteel
manner OF the girl, Her Highness desir
ed her to follow her TO her loom, which
The did, without the remotest idea who
the beautiful condescending lady was. T
After an examination of the articles,
the Princess asked who it was that had
executed the work. The girl modestly
confessed that she herself had done the
most of it. The Princess said it was
done very nicely, and finally drew from
her protege the simple facts of her con-
dition; how she had an invalid mother,
whom she was obliged to leave all alone,
whileshe vert to the shop to work; how
the fashionable rags for sewing ma
chinery had suggested to her to be-
come a finished operator ON one OF
these Machines, with the hope; oh,
very, very far distant, that some time
she might own machine of her own,
and be able to work at home, and earn
something more than bread for her poor
sick mother 3 ~ Ia z
The Princess rang the bell, ordered 3
bottle OF wine, some biscuits and oranges
TO be packed and brought to her Mean
time she had asked the wondering, be-
wildered child, for she was little more,
where she lived, and took down the ed
dress upon her tablets with her own
hand. She then gave her the delicaciss
which had been put. into neat little
basket, and told her to take them to her
mother. N9a $500 d.fte
On Christmas morning, into the clean
apartment of the invalid mother and hel
astonished and delighted daughter, wis
borne handsome Sewing Machine, will
q slip of paper, on which were the words
"a Christmas Gift from Alexandra. -
~ r Boulder .as.. esa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
Importnnt 60 ladies.

MEa- Winslow's nj ssic pills. for Fsmaies. are
the best and safsst in the market. No bad effects
nom the use. They act like charm. Thou.
sahds Of most reiabIs testImohials speak their
praise. Mid in their operations; correct all lr-
reguiarities and painful epstruatiOns remove
all obstructions whether fr ID cold or otherwise
viii cure headache. pain ID tbs side. paIpitation
of the heart, whites. all nervous affections, hys.
terics, fatigue, paIn in the back and limbs, and
disturbed sIoep, which arises from interruption
Of Nature. Ask for MRS Winslow's Mystic Pills.
Take none other, Price ~. or three boxes for
So For sale BY ali Druggists In Evansville. Ad-
dress Box 64i, Cincinnati o. Sold by all respect
able Druggists. JOHN D.-PARK,
~ feb7.dsmi .Ng EA1 General Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

Stair Linen and Oil Cloth, -
Silver-plated Stair Rods,
Papier Meche Stair Rods,
Polished Brass Stair Rods,
Table Linens e. Napkins, ss
Linen & Cotton Sheetings,
Linen, & Cotton Pillow { asing
Rubber Sheetine, lwater-proo1
Wool & Rubber Piano Covers,
Velvet & Bruss ellsF ootStools
Table Oil Cloths, &C., &c. s.
Experienced Paper Hangers and Up.
holsters will be furnished when required
Carpets cut and made to order. Oil
Cloths fitted and put down. Coruices
mounted and put up Window Shades
hang. Window Valenesss of elegant
styles and new designs MAIDS up and
furnishedi on short notice. All work
warranted. Prices guaranteed So low
as in any similar establishment in the
United States. Give as aeall7 3 S esd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
A cARB no TNVALlDs.

We invite the special attention Of the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disease, or how bad,
70 careful perusalof Dr.. Kaatsriy's medical ad-
vsrtisements, which can be seen IN another col
pmn Of our paper this morning. Dr. EasteFly's
Family Medicines Arc standard preparations, soil
rapidly, give general satisfaction, kept In all
the principle drug stores, and are the most Csle-
abrated and Popular Remedies now In use. We
advise families 70 keep assuppiS Of each OF Dr..
Eafterly's Medicines on hand and thereby says.
mopey ~ dpcaofa biiia. For sale BY this Drug
gists or Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26


moE,s all over the world
IT Is wARRAN1FD 10 PLEAsM. d "a
1t cures Itching Of the Head
It makes New Hair grow on Bald HeAds.
gsis It prevents the Hair from Failing Ont.
Itrenders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Oleanscs the Scalp, Goods the Heated Brow, he
moves Dandruf. Cures Nervous Hsrdachs, ouras
Badness, Insurvs Luxuriant Locks, Inclinss Hair
to ,quri. supercedes Wigs, Kiiis HAIR Eaters.
Good effect apparent atonce. ~ 81 l-@
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosis VIII suit you TO 4. Elegantly
put up. Deiicataiy Ferfumsd. Patronirsd bv
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold n. splendid
boxes Or earsonss containing two large ibOttle j.
No. 2 FOR morning. No. 7 for evening. q az5
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT III. s
sTERLING's AMBR0sIA is the best, mont
agreeable and effective toilet In the world. To
prove this, try carton.
Sold BY Druggists.
EterliDg's AmhrOsia Manufacturing
ssaa Company,
SIS FULTON Street, NEW YORK.
Ol2.dkwly i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rat0helnra gHafr nxa.

8 The bssf IN the world nArfnIess, rsliabls, Ia
stantsnsous. The only perfect Dye. No dinap-
pointmenf. no ridiculous tints; true 20 nature
black or brown. Genuine h signed sa0yL
f,t6 WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. va fff
Also, Regenerating Extract Of Millenowerss re-
stores, preserves and beautifss tbs HAIR pressnts
Badness. Sold BY all Druggists. Feeterys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

II f
nj KDNUND cLAEEEcE sTEADMAN.
somstimss within my hand 60
a spirit puts the SiIver-ksy AJ Jf4G
of Eafryland:
From the dcsk. barren heath he beckons me-,
TIL By that hidden hiiiside doar,
Where ba dB have passed before,
seem TO stand.
The portal opens wide.
In, through the wondr US, lighted halls, T.
Voicefess glide
where tinkling musfc msjestically falls. eFf
And fair tn fonRtained gardens moves
The heroes blest with love ~
And giort7ed. SOB siF aa z 4a'
Then By the meadows green,
Down winding walks Of elf and FAY, e
There rests tie s' sssssoi..s.ns wr..thsd s
Here maidens to their lovers cling,
And happy mi latrslE sing
Praising their queen.
For where yOn pillars are,
And birds with tunssui voices call,
There shines 6 star
The crown she wears, the Fairy Queen OF all
Led TO that Utmost wooded haunt %4
By maidens mnistrant,
halt afar-
ojoy she sees me stand ~ Is
Doubling, aud calls me neer her throne,
And waves her wand,
As In my dreams, aud smiles me alone,
royal beauty, proud and sweet
bow me at her feet
To kiss her hand. atAsik
frsi All, vol ah, fate maligailG e1ttHAAA
BY what ude rsvsngful gust,
From that fair shrine
Which holds mg. sovran mistress Lrm-t hurNti~
Then comes hooking voices trunt, =
Cry ng-7 hon fool areHasl -
She Is net hfHeg
a. And Am backward borne 20 ii III
BY anseen awful hands, and cast,
In utter scefn,
Forth from that brightness to the midnight blast
Not mine the minstfel.Iover wreath,
But the dark, barren heath, sf.es
nTga And heart forIorn. h ~ a-k@ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

II
RaThe good things Of this world hays saOhi tAsir
appointed nission.i AAe ae sse'4 = ofasl 4.
IL is the mission Of HosTETTEa's STOMACH
BITFRRs 10 prsssns end relieve great variety Of
ailments. avvfN 1a#Ha a88
For twelve years its success = proseetiss and .
remedy has been without check OF drawback II
II strong nseafss esidsnce Of this fact that the
efacaoy Of che articls % specific for dyspspsia,
bilIiousnsss, constipation, nervousness. general
debility. and intermittent fsyers, has never been
Questioned. enfE gsaTvgs4
As proof p0sgs Of its ipfallibllisy IN sueh cases
the statements Of public men whose names are
familiar as household words. have from time 70
time bsea eiysa 70 the world -
III fts reputation isnot founded I'm facts, then
truthia . shadow. and the utterancss Of consoi-.
sntiOus citizens Of more value than lsdiesrsa
,o9'np.e ~ E4AlEAk EHE ..H q 1tyi9 q 9 Y 9
And what 10 Its reputation Let the PROCESS Of
10 sales an aver the Inquiry Where TIVE ~ bet-
tIss Of Heststaers Bittera sold in 1850. fee
haad-ed dozen ats disposed Of now. i-A II
,ooa;d babiie opinion be more 81 nfaeahsly sx-
pressed than by Its unparalleled Increase Of en-
samption7 It seems impossIbas. a
The PREPARATIONS hiss bsea JIM itateds whore are
the imitatorsaF Echo answers Z, NFhere2 To tho
"iImbo of things lost on earth they AIi either
gone or going Peace be vita thamiia mar22 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

a gentleman who suffered for years from Hsryr
Gus Debility. Premature Decay aud all tho sfscts
OF youthfal ndiacrstions will fOs tbs saks Of SAT-
sring humanity. send free to ali who need Il, the
recipe and directions for making he simple rsms-
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing 10
profit by the advertiser experiences, cen do 50 By
addressing, In peri ct confidence, Aesss y ~
s,afso ~ YAGgg JOHN b. OGDEN. VAs
q feb27-3m No. Is, Chambers street, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
NEW YORK GROCERY.

ssgg d ssss1 flis4 ,zs4a aa44L ssT :ate
NEW YORK GROCERY. 4
Bla4aR .0sg-a ssltissia1 @ "a
! - l"' By sHoRTrrLLow. ' -. n
.aassaH snaasgse ----- q. F'ls ~ ,Hai7sa4
Ths vsrnai rains we're failing fhss. si'sssIsa7
LAS through q lltlls village passed a'A =
lAyouth who bore hickory pole, ssa'N
And oxen under his control q. e g ia'sA
;s.ua4 Il new Fork Groesry.a s'aoI
His broE was glsl, his eyes vsrs brights xs1'
Esr 20 the lsft, nor to the right 9 sTsssls
He turned. but onward.kspt his steady eonrss,
IAnd shouted 'till his voice was horse .czid
New York Grocery.
an ess4ae ~ -saa orb sieod sa1h or sus5a 4
He left hiA-happy home BY HightsaI hss s.sssls
And toward thsseity took his Gghti rsgs sfI
What thoughts then possessed his head, q.
As on he went, and thus he said =. Z ~
:" Esw York GEossry."
avou'd better stay, damssl said = s.Fs' =
: aTou'il surely lose your way, my lad :.
THAT stormy road Ia Ioag and wide .
But loud the hsadatfong youth replied &
isas 4ais.'as SNOW York Grocery -
& sf4EH HIaE Lfsl11af -tf 7l-tl-a eiA=
81 Beware Of swindlsrs. cheats and thisvss aoi 7
Beware Of those who would deceive '''..-.''i'il Fl
sush was an old mans loud advice. re
To whom die youth said. in . trics- - As-s't.
! ASS aa y''h" New York Gfocery..a eA1aa
/ / garaash fnasg ea. LID oflh@gsB ~ ..---.-.'ad
8 Thay thought him mad, but ON he sped au 30
Te chs plAcs Of which hs'd road 81. = iea loi
whara r.. ID. A 90. do lesd the town. hsl ahs -
Kaspiag prices and rivals down - tnais aisqqil
: iaa 81 as New York GroOsry.s aeesA 4
r5as - s1asIg a4sz -.-...s....f7E1a sf1 - 1caf
He came-hs saw-he hought-hs went 6sa |
With twics the yalHg for money spent; sab1
ReturnIlg TO that self,asmg shore, fiss Is lsIsd
30 shoutsd louder than before u lrass.g IS
: ..si. . New York GrOesry.p -
he told the nsighbors all around, Il ada "a
Hs'd seen tho place both sure and 'sseund.' 'Hasq
And the nsVks made thsIE pulses leap, ssa sal
That 0roeeriss wsrs sold 30 cheaper eissl li.a 4
! 80. - Hsw York Grocery, sa4 a.
They came from every hill and dale, 80 x
Thsy bOught themselves, and ssnt BY mail Z
They Ioinsd the CO nstAnt fr,LfnR tn i
OF customers who sing the scng- = 80
{ .ssa-s's. . New York GfOesry."
sf3 @ef sasi ta E@o1a ll.f Hais.-'- |
dsla laa azass.4l.e 7svs isai .snaliaa2 giiia.e.
$50 sls s4W aas 4sfss Of .3ss'a 'aa al
asa4s 81 gisa.... :. IA gH asss aaa 'ss1
sais asaA tietaegse 'esa4s@a~ a
ssf=siSs ss sss5lals e6s &c eil4ar q 81
"a -. IesA f3 .As sah asa4t. gfam etidl
Da~~~.1,@ ga aosl ss9sa.l ai4i ~ 20
: - 10 81 80 ae biaaes sis i a1it
s l,....s = tScoviIle e a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
II - AMP 4
GARDEN SEEDS .

u UFHHDGBW OkhUgs,
In their Stock win be found:
CHAMPION Reapsrs AND Mowers. q saams
HUssELL.s Keepers ia 1 Mover. mowers e
sThreshfng MaehaRess-oni 5
UNION OHURE--alakssB atssr "a 3 hEfn,s.
Corn Mails, sS Ssss q s = ssa'A-)
TANNING MILLS, staDfora's New Patent,
"a Isss TIE ChsAEsst;
Has MorsAn Better Riddles d % twice the work
as ass ssss s dow Sss aslas
olsans aad separate par al !. kiads Pt sc AUS
q Sjr1fotc 1T ~ i Corn $helIsra, =
no 1sIER wheat DRILL 4 seed sower,
= --as 8 ania The Best III the World: e.
HORSE HAY FORK snS Liner, 9.
n. L.. WALKERS Nav Pa emit.
n The Cheapest, simplest,
= - II F8awss HAY Rsksega adf sni5i
HIYRDRAULIC CLOTHES WAsH gs
By forcelof the Nater. Without Ru biting, :.
4 Washes m re at time and faster than any
Clothes WrtnRers,
PLATFORM SCALES Of Nslson 3 Davis
-g.s-.s.F make, pronounced By Tebaceo
Warshousmsn strongest most correct
ONE-a0RsE WHEAT DRILL.
FAUCET 40 MEA SURE Conblmed.5 81
4 New Patent sud Great Conysnisncs
Nd AHN-WATER Cheap.
Durable. and Effective.
MOE-EXPLOSTVE COAL OIL CAMS,
A Cheap Insuraace.
UEEREEZARLE PUN rs, New Patiently
Which Agitats he water cheaper
and more effective than Ghala Pumps, or aEy
al tf, other kind Of water elessfoE.
COFFEE ROAsTER, (Esw Patsnt,l
4 eflGsq Goes by CEockvvorzk, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, browns every
grain to aame color. and IL used in continuation
with 0ur Old sFninIon CoHee Pet, VIII
s. MAKE always perfect Cofdss.
NE w LANEP-sHADE a. Attachments.
= IVES Patent for COAL OIL,
2 a4vss Gi8ss Which permits the Lamp
to be filled. trimmed and lightef without renew
ing Shade or Chimney; casts no shadow bsneath
the Lamp; is more portable than Gas, much
cheaper, and o bsttpry light for aha eye. Many
Aims in New York have DISCARDED
y isr4uc CASIO Csc this Lamp end Shade.
BIRD CAGES, tbs finest ever brought herss
ROLDIMG CHAIRS, all styles, iaree and
g smAi. earpefs slAk, cushion and eane-seat-the
most comfortable Chair get made, and guaran-
teed periaet In wood and workmanship. ae4g
and a larra naanrkmauk ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

r c0LGATE'S HONEY EOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, On such univsr-
- demand, is made from the choicest materi.
aissis mild and smoIlient init nature, fra-
grantiy scented, and extremely beneficial
In lie action upon the skin. For sale By Drug.
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 49, au2a-1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
The AmericanI ORGAN

Makes Honss Attracttge, and refuss and slegAtss
the minds OF ali. Beautiful in itg appearance
.al and sfects. he.ssf
{ Eevanteea-17-First Premiums were awarded
10 the Amerfran Organs IN the month Of October,
1865. ever salii com petitorss &C different State
and Ce1nty kairs-aned e4sa4iaA# zn0 .sxftaa
First Premium. awarded TO the. American Or
gans at the Great New York State. Agricultural
fair at Rochester. september. 1884, over the
whole Catalogue exhibitsdby the hoss Celebrated
Makers. .g41 s-sh IL r asl1e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

w% Rcliciss o. fnzursres issHad rpon tts = rs
favorable tzf1ns. ana fssTal AsinstHent ED
prompt FaEmsas in eIl cases % loss, maFS-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
Every Organ 10 .Warrnted TO Prove
~ Satisfa Glory. 9 ~

The American Oreans have the Rsserberating
Sound Boz, or Wind Chest, and are finished In
thu highest style of art, In -Bnsewood, Jsfs Wal
nut. aud Oak nnlsh. richly .YaEnishsd aud Poll
ishsdsor in smooth oil. hnish, forming esegaut
pieces of Fnrnitura for ths .Parior or Bondotrs
and the COX ard walnut efpsL tally adapted for.
Churches, Lecture aud Lodge Rooms
The AmeriGan Organs ara allE finished with cnr
new Patent 10 spfoyements, containing the i'm
proved Knee Swell, Double Fellows, two Blow
| Pedals, aad Tremolo found In no other fnstrus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
A1nerican 61rgans

Place them In the front rank as the bests and
command higher price than any other rsfd In
stfument In the market. a careful examtaafiou
Of than, in compari-o on with Others. gill quickly
show their superiority. .......s .-- daat
Special attention Il called TO the style Of Amsri.
can Organ Mo. II. containing the super Octave
Coupler and sub-BAss. For Churches in want Of
powerful INSTRUMENT, whose msahs are limited,
% price renders &c very dssirable. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
Liverpool a London a. Globe Ins.Co.
Assets, Gin gold) &l6. 000. 600 90
Invested in this 0ounery 81 Ell, $50 :ls} .ssa
Union Insurance Co.. Of Indianapolis,
Assets, $2O7.505 70.
nEESwN W 5ua uHfA Ealfn
Mutual Life ms. Co., Of New York.
Assets, So, 1875. 4O7 IS

10 auIoa 5na isAAaisai3
! rs sss. 49, sis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
MOST PERFEcF ORGANS KNOWN.

Then, in Aneness OF workmanship, finish OF aes
sion, aud caee, they excel ali others. The great
/ improvemebts and superiority OF tone and york
manship OF the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
The American Organs

A 70 the only real Reed Organs now before tho
pn Bile. Tire emily Organ haviBga Reverbrating
Sound Ben Wind Chesf--whiclT has n o same
i'm portan4 part 10 PEI form the Sounding Board
has ID q Piano FeTte-tto give boay aud res0nLnee
Of tone| and without which the Organ tecOTnes
nereIy-a Melodeon In an Organ Case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-02
J. M. BENTON, Scc'y. 81

H1aH COMPLIMENT. The nominee oil
the Union party of this State for the Office
Of Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
the Rev. A. N. Fisher, was not our choice
believing before the State Convention,
as we do now, that the Hon. John A.
Collins has not a superior on this coast to
fill that truly useful position-but its
choice having fallen on other shoulders,
we find no fault, and as far as we know
the nominee, and as we find him recon-
mended by others who best know him,
we heartily endorse the following from the
Reese River RereiM Of last Tuesday:
1.-THE Union party has . minister Of the
gospel for nominee for the position Of
Superintendent of Public Instruction. All
through the State the Rev. A. N. Fisher
is well known-known as one Of the ablest
divinss Of the Pacific coast, conscientious
and energetic in every duty. He has
thoroughly done his duty as the Presiding
Elder Of the Methodist Church-has done
his duty, ~unabashed by vitupsration, as
stump speaker, and may be relied upon to
do his duty when elected to Office. We
trust the people will appreciate the duties
Of the position, and not DO removed by the
appeals Of those demasogues who make
politics dirty"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-02

Our WESTERN TBRRIroRIBs.-The re-
ports relative to the vast mineral wealth
and nearly inexhaustible resources Of Ne
yada Territory have proved to be not in
the least exaggerated. The salt deposits
that have been discovered in that region
are admitted to be the largest and richest
in the world; and besides that, numerous
cope and lead mines have been opened,
which Appear to extend all through the
State. A letter from Washington Of the
4th, informs US that the Postmaster.G Gen.
eral had received a box containing speci-
mems of the mountain salt from Nevada,
which are extremely fine, pure and almost
transparent. In conclusion with this sub
iect, II is worthy Of note that the Surveyor
General Of Colorado reports that he has
lately returned from a visit OF inspection
in that territory to the newly discovered
copper and lead mines. He reports that
the copper exists in tho shape Of boulders
imbedded in feltspar. The boulders are
pure carbonate Of copper Of a very fine
quality. In some parts the copper is
nearly imbedded ina softmaterial, which
IL easily WORKED. With the pick. It is
satisfactory to reject on the mineral re-
sources Of the western countries, and the
great inducements for emigration which
they offer. We would not have Canada
at any price. We have no claim to annex
Mexico. We have lands and
out west sufficient to satisfy all our wants.
All we want is emigration to develop the
territory we already possess, and oil the
energy Of our Government and Of our
Commissioner Of Emigration should DO
directed to facilitating and increasing the
influx Of labor.-N 7. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-02
American Claims.

A LoNa JounNsY.-John Roys, pro-
prietor Of the Grass Valley and Nevada
stage line, aud q passenger, have been
figuring. A bob-tailed sorrsl horse, owned
by the stage company, has been running
on the line for eleven years. The Grass
Valley Union gives the result Of the calcu-
lation in regard to "Dash's" trip as fol-
lows:
It il estimated that Dash" has aver
aged during his services as an old stager
on this road, two trips a day, which, in.
Guiding the travel aboat Grass Valley and
Nevada on the trips, makes twenty miles
Of daily travel. This shows seven thous-
and three hundred miles a year, and dur
ing the eleven years dash" 10 credited
with eighty thousand three hundred miles
Of travel on the Grass Valley and Nevada
road. and the old horse has travelled q dis
tancs Of three and three-ffth times the
earth's circumference and about ten times
its diameter, considerably over one-third
the distance from the moon to the earth,
and about forty times the length of the
real diameter Of the moon.
The old horse 10 still in good condition
and capable Of performing his regular
work as "wheelsr" on the line.