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New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Afdrh27, 1867.
Aprn2i 1871


dIFiL FLOUR AND MEiL~The demand for Western and
State Flour fair and prices favor the seller TOT nost
$500 bbs at Sl l0dS for Superflne state Sle S % iOE
FStr SIg sJGS 60 for Good TO Choice do sl2 25dS3 %
for shipping Ohio; Sl3 50Si G5 for Trade do d so WS
mand and closes strong sales Of 400 bags and bbls -
Slj 75el6 70. Canadian Flour Is frIner the supply -
ct bhs az $2 S3 rs for Good 10 Ch0ice
Extras aud S3 sJa$s 2j for Trade and Family Extras
Southern Flour is in moderate demand and prices arc
irregular: Common brands heavy, and Choice DO very
frn sales OF bbs at sl G00Sl3 80 Tor common 70
Good Extra Baltmore and Country ana SIS ~ " iv
is better sales Of LAS bbls at 81 seas D Corn Meaih
firlner and IN demand sales OF Loo Dds Sy @ ~ & go IN,
GRAIN-The Wheat market is stronger, Win more IN
Gey ea " ~ 59 ~ d. and 500 bush White California at
81 2sa Barley is frmer and more active sales o
5000 BUSH at 9sd99c for Canada West In bond, ana
I've Is ner Gr and ia fair demand sales Of 1880 bush
Western at 81 56eSl 6s Oats opened firm, but qnist
and closed rmer and quite actyt sales OF $4,000 bus
at 72 a75c Old and New Western, and SOC for state
in store Corn opened better but buyers held on ana
prices yielded slightly but at tho close was quiet ana
steady with fair export demand; sales OF l2lO Dus
at ~ IS for New Western delivered and 81 S5 81 80 tor
Old do in store, closing firm at II S0asl - LOT uv M ~
81 for Western Yellow IN store ana ~ Sc qs ~ ios
HAI-rhc demand is good, aud with a small supply
prices are firm at 81 s5as2 for shipping ana " lSS ~
Tor retail lots Long Rye Straw is selling at 81
HEMP-Manila is in moderate request and STEADY a.
IIc., gold; other kinds are dull and nominal .,..
HOPS are firm and in good demand Tor nome coh'np
tion; quote at from 2O@ i5e, ana IOc as 10 grown ~
qiahty ~ -, -. 4, ,oi, a. s.oadv rates saie,
sf io Lhds Barbadoes at 6Oc.. 90 ds Cayed at SOC.
5a hhds Porto Rico at G5 5c ana " mus Nl'sto uSs
A. sec BY auction, 80 hhds. 26 tcs dahlageo f"'o
Rico at 2Sd6i}c., net cash. . ,.,.,.,.aoa a,
oTIs-Amcrican Lnseed firm and In fair demand az
81 S5asI 81 Fish Oils are quiet and unehahseu' i'~
oil is duh but steady. go. 4. An.
PIOYISIO ONS-There has been more activity III , tn1
market for Pork to-day, but prices are rather easier
,lose dull and heavy For future delivery sales ol ~
bbls Mess dast evening" at s25 90 buyers 0po i Ses
sales cash and regular 5000 bbls at S22 Tor oh
s?s 7Oa$g2 for New do, and SIS 15 for PRIME %
steady but dull; sales bbls. at s56s21 for Ph Se
and slSaS27 for Extra do Terce Beef Is quiet bsc.
Hams are moderate demand; sales 80 bOis at Sil 10
Western Cut Meats active; sales OF oo4 phks
lie for Rellcs 81 sc Dry saed shoulders l5i o'
do Hams I3Gl3ic for Picked Hams, and ooOOo y, hats
i'm Lok nj Bacon Is steady sales or J9 DOAs az w
for e. c. and lie for L. G. Lard Is firmly heI pS s S
market Is active; sales OF 6Opkgs AT % md
1aS l3c for city, i2I @l3ke for fair To Prime steam a
l3lc. for Kettle Rendered. with retah io's a' "'s
nl1lr1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GEsERAL TERM
GOLD AS A PLEDGE.

II. Reany for plaintiff; Mr. Spencer for defendant
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

FAMILY DUTIES "A Baltimore mir :
lister called on a young couple day or
two ago who had recently been united
in the holy bonds of matrimony. After
some little conversation with the young
wife, who, by the way, was not very
strong minded, in fact, the reverse, ne
spoke of her husband, who happened
te be absent at that time.
"Mrs. l., does your husband
perform family duties p meaning, of
course, to inquire if they had family
prayers.
"We-we-well,'' stammered the young
hostess, blushing-''we-we-well, really,
don't like to say"
"John was always pious young man
continued the minister, not seeing it in
the same light our heroine did. "I
hope lie is not remiss in such an i'm
portant point as this"
"We-we-well, you se-see he is kind
of we-weak and he-he's afraid to just
now"
The minister suddenly remembered
he had several calls to make and went
on his way rejoicing.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

"Do You KNOW WHAT YOU CAN
Do ?''-We have men of very long
bodies and very short legs, and men Of
very long legs and very short bodies.
One of the latter class, who while sit
ting down, looks like small man, but
who towers like giant when he gets
upon his feet, once edited a country
paper near Cincinnati. One day a
man who had no personal acquaintance
with the editor, and who had become
greatly exasperated at a certain article
in the paper rejecting upon himself,
rushed into the editors sanctum in a
terrible rage, vengeance in his eye, and
the paper in his hand. Espyinga quiet
looking little man sitting by the table
writing, he rushed up to him and ex-
claimed:
''Be you the editor of this paper 2"
81 am sir" was the reply.
"Did you write that Infamous article
on me?" pointing to the editorial in
question.
81 did write the article you are
pointing at, sir" returned the editor
quietly.
"Then sir, exclaimed the enraged
man, pulling off his coat, edo you know
what you can do ~
Raising upon his feet, until he
lowered about foot and half above
his would be adversary, aud bringing bis
fist down on the table savagely, he said /:
"Well, sir, what can I do ?"
The man eyed him from head to foot
for moment in utter amazement, and
then slipping on his coat again ex-
claimed: "What can you do? Well.
stranger, I jes' think you can give me
the gol.darnest maulin that man ever
got,' and he hurriedly shot out OF the
office.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
Tim. higgins After His Honeymoon.

Seems to me things have changed
somewhat ! Seems to me so-bust me
up if it don't! I've been married near
six months now, and the fact is, Susan
showed the least bit more temper than
l thought she had in fact, to speak
the right down truth, she's knocked
things about generally for the past two
months, and kicked up the old boy in
particular She's slupg the cat through
the window by the tail, and would have
thrown me out by the-by the heels, if
I hadn't walked cut in a fast run.
She's got cross as four sticks, and says
she II use half dozen sticks on my back
if I don't quit smoking in the house.
And she threatened to throw the boot
jack down my throat last night because
| spit in the fire. If she'd done that l
suppose I'd have had the collie or the
bootjack cramp.
"Timothy p. Niggins," says I, to
myself, says I, "you've gone and done
it, you've put your foot in it, and you
have got to put up with the conse-
quences, you have. Come what will,
you can't git out of it, you can't" A
girl loses her beauty mighty quick
after she gifts to be a Mrs Susan Sun
flower was pretty as venus; but jist as
soon as I married her, her skin turned
yellow, her eyes lost their beauty, her
hair got thin, and she got to be jist the
shape of an ale cask-she has, by
jingo!
And, oh what a temper she has
got Never knowed her to be mad be-
fore married her; never knowed her
to offer to throw the stove or chair
down anybody's throat no, never till
she was Mrs. higgins !! Aunt says she'll
come all right after while 4; but 1 don't
see why she can't be all right now, |
don't; if she don't improve soon, the
Lord help me!
"Jist you spit in that fire again.
says she to me yesterday; '.jist do it
agin, and I'll throw this stick of wood
down your throat What did 1 marry
you for? To run round after you and
make up the lire after you spit 1t out (
You tormented beast Did I marry
you to slave and work for you while you
smoke and chaw, and chaw and smoke,
and spit in the fire? There's the pigs
[ had to feed to-day; there's them
chickens I had to feed, too; there's
Ben Dykes hog got in the garden and
dug up my seed beets, and you never
saw it; there's that old rooster scratch
ed up my onion bed and you never saw
it And you never see nothin' you
ought to see, and see everything you
oughtn't to see There's Ann Buster
who was over here yesterday, I saw you
wink at her !! I saw you, Tim higgins
Don't say you didn't saw you'll say
[ saw you !! I"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
LOST.

In the halls of memory treasured
With the jewels rice and rare,
There's picture of an angel
Twining violets in her hair;
As fragrant lilly there
Among the treasures rich and rare,
Hangs that picture of an angel
With the violets in her hair.
Once we walked the starry meadows
When the violets hung with dew;
Each drop held a treasured image
Like an angel looking through;
And, she smiles so sweet and true
In each beaded drop of dew,
As we tarried in the meadows
Saw the Angels gazing through.
Again, the Summer decks the meadows
And the violets drop with dew
But the beaded drops of light
Give no angel to my view:
No laughing eyes peer through
The opal globes of dew
hold a sacred memory,
That smiles so sweet and true .
In quiet dell there sleeps,
Where the valley opens west,
One with violets in her hair
And lily on her breast.
After life the dreamless rest
Waiting for the morning blest.
With the violets in her hair
And lily on her breast.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
AN AUTUMN JOY.

1t is a fair autumnal day,
The ground is strewn with yellow leaves
The maple stems CLEAN bare and gray,
The grain is bound in golden sheaves
Affair l hear the speckled quails
Pipe shrilly mid the stubble dry,
And muffled beats from busy fails
Within the barn near by.
The latest roses now are dead,
Their petals scattered far and wide;
The sumach berries, richly red,
Bedeck the lane on either side;
A dreamy calm is in the air
A dreamy echo on the sea
All, never was day more fair
Than this, which blesses me
I see the stocks of ripened corn
The yellowed MOSES on the roof,
The diamond dew-drops of the morn,
That string with gems the spiders woof
An azure haze is hanging low
About the outline of the hills,
And chanting sea- fowls southwark go
From marshes, flats and kills.
For many years the Autumn brought
A solemn sadness to my soul
1t somber,d cen my lghtest thought,
And on my gayest moments stole.
Twas sad, yet sweet-a strange alloy
Of hope and sorrow intertwined-
This Autumn brings me only joy,
No shadow haunts my mind.
And why is this : The dead leaves fall
The blossoms wither as of old;
And Winter comes, with snowy pail,
To wrap the earth so chill and cold;
The sea- fowl, strung athwart the sky,
Still chant their plaintive monotone
And why, when leaves and blossoms die,
Should feel Joy alone?
Oh, ask me not-I must not tell;
dare not all my heart disclose
A fairy wove magic spell
Around me, when decayed the rose;
Two gifts did fading Summer bring
Two symbols of unfading bliss
Upon my finger glows ring,
Upon my lips-a kiss
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

ALMOST A SUICIDE. Oakland
Neps tells of a young gentleman who
was passing over the Twelfth Street
bridge, on Sunday, and discovered
young man and still more youthful
female, leaning over the railing and
apparently in an animated conversation.
From what followed, it was but too evil
dent the young lady had placed her af-
fections on the youth, who wouldn't
talk the kind of turkey in return that
she desired. "Henry! honey! do, O
do say that you love me, or I'll do
rash act" said the infatuated damsel.
Henry didn't do it, for in moment
out jumped the lady in the blue, tena-
cious mud, sinking quite up to her
knees. She tried to make her way to
the deep water, but, to save her neck,
she couldn't make the rifle. No soon-
err did she try to raise one leg than
down went the other still further. Hen
ry, (the scamp looked on, perfectly
unconcelned she kept sinking in the
mud until she was submerged as far as
her crinoline would allow, when she
concluded that there might possibly be
an easier method of shutting off this
mortal coil. She called loudly on her
stony hearted swain to come to the res
cue, which he CALAMITY did, to the det-,
riment of his ten dollar calfskins and
sky-blue pants. When the lady got to
the shore, it took half an hour to scrape
the mud from her stockings. 1t is to
be hoped that Henry has relented since
he he has had ample evidence that his
lady-love would risk the terrors of be-
ing buried in the briny ocean for his
sake. The parties were strangers and
had the verdant look of San Francisco
depicted in their countenances.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

AFFLICTIoN.-An afflicted editor,
who is troubled with hand-organs under
his window, longs for the EVIL days
mentioned in Ecclesiastes, when the
"grinders shall cease because they are
few" and the ';sound of grinding shall
be low"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

AN Englishman who had just come
from Florence, being asked what he had
seen and admired, and whether he was
not in raptures with tie Venus de Med
lei. replied "Well, TO tell the truth,
don't care about those stone gals
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
LOST.

Not lost in the grave-ah no
Thank God he has life and health !;
But lost in the crowd that goes to and fro,
Carelessly. restlessly to and fro.
In the quest of worldly wealth.
had many friends in my youth,
But of all loved him most;
In his dark eyes shone the spirit of truth,
When we met and loved in the days ofyouth
lis only ten years-and he Is lost!
Life seems so lonely and strange!
But Ipray that my heart may be strong
For this is a world of shadow and change
A weary world of shadow and change
And friendships name but song.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

No MENTIoN.-A lady from over the
Rhine gave birth to five children at
once,tin East Saginaw, Michigan, lately.
The lady is said to be doing well, but
no mention is made of the father.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

A Chicago journal makes the frank
and frightful acknowledgment that
"things seem to be approaching con-
dition when no man in Chicago will
know whether he is married or not"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

~ SAY JIM" says one friend to an
other on meeting, 81 hear our friend
A. has been in the oil speculation heav-
lily; has he made anything?" ayes" "
said Jim, he has made an assignment
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
WHAT LOVE.

L dearly love changing cheek,
That glows or pales as feeling chooses,
And lets the free heart freely speak
Upon it what the tongue refuses.
Where eloquent bushes burn and fade,
Rich with the wealth of warm emotion I;
Or starry dimplcs mock the shade,
Like jewels IN a restless ocean.
dearly love speaking eye,
That tells you there's a soul to wake it !;
Now fred with fancies wild and high,
Now soft as sympathy can make it.
An eye whose dreamy depths and dark,
In PASSIONS storm can proudly Tighten
But where Loves tears can quench the
spark,
And Peace the sky serenely brighten.
I love a lip that eye to match,
Now curled with scorn. now pressed in
sadness,
And quick each feelings change to catch,
Next moment arch'd with smiles of
gladness.
1 love hand that meets mine own
With grasp that causes some sensation !;
1 love voice whose varying tone
From Truth has learn'd its meditation.
And who can boast that regal eyes
That smile and tone, untaught by art ?
That cheek of ever changing dye?
That brave, free, generous, cordial heart ;
l need not name her No one ever heard
Her welcome true-her parting bless
ing
Her laugh, by lightest trifle stirr'd-
Her frank reply-will fail in guessing!
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

WE love those who admire us, more
than we love those whom we admire.
Tue.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

A FOOLISH friend is, at times, great
er annoyance than wise enemy.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26

Lost my tender-eyed friend
Gone with the selfish host;
Forgetting that we were to love to the end
No matter what happened to love to the end
Forever and ever lost
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1867-10-26
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