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The New York herald., 1867-04-11

The commission appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury 70 inquire and report upon the numerous
inventions designed for the better protection Of c and
property met yesterday morning at the Board Of Un-
dsrwriters' rooms 20 Wall street Mr. A. 8. Bemas Of
Bufhlc, occupied the chair.
Numerous communications were received from inven.
tors, also letter from the American rnstute request
ing that COMMITTEES appointed by that association be
permitted 70 participate In the proceedings OF the COM
mission. Tho request wss granted, aftse which the
board adjourned 70 the Dslamatsr Iron Works, where
they were 70 subject TO practical tests number Of safety
sucicnt pressure 70 Test the valves satisfactorily the
commission appointed committee 70 procure suitable
place Tor testing after which they adjourned 70 moet
again this morning. at halfpast ten o'clock at 23 PINE
cfra
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

The Meneuss Divorce suis "A Divorce Grant.
Cd 90 the PlainsiM.
Before Judge Daily and jury.
~ Nc~esse % Marie AonexsA This divorce suit was
resumed yesterday and after some important testimony
vas taken, the case was given to The jury.
yudss DAILY charged ths jury, rst quoting from Lord
osowsil, N Engihh judge. In the Of Loreden
Lorsdsn thai was fundamental rule IN divorce oasss
Shas was nos nece0ay 70 prove the direct faot Of
adultery because II were otherwise there was not one
oass n hundred In which that proof would be attain
abe was rarely that the parties surprised In the
direct ac and the facs should be inferred from the cir.
cumstances THAI led 10 BY fair inference
sary conclusion. Judge DAILY then reviewed the ev
dsnce e the Witnesses who swore 10 seeing Pumjeau
In the respondents bedroom and he sad was FOR the
Jury 70 ny what brought PIumjeau at late hour into
Shs bedroom (which only contained one bed)
Of . married woman who was q the time
living apart from her husband THIS they should
Weir6 AGAINST the testimony Of PIumjeau,
who swore he had no crimlnaf intercourse with
che respondent and they should consider that Plum.
jeau himself was party 70 action for divorce brought
against him by his wife, In which he also denied
any criminal action with the respondent They should
also consider whether the plaintiff committed adultery,
O. alleged, with the woman named Ellen Coughlin and
whether be had children BY her On this point the tes
samony was very slight; but they found ho had done
20 he vas mot entitled 70 3 divorce.
The Jury retired and after about an hours absence
returned verdict that the respondent did, on the 18th
of September, 1854, commit adultery with ono ny.
Pumjeau house In Houston street; and they fur
ther found that the plaintiff did not commit adultery
with Ellen Cougblin, - had been alleged.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
The ooURT RTs.


what Ceost1euees LEGAL pe9ss0al Influence ln
: Iebbyisa Ter = scheme. - TI
CAarta Dsutia, agpel1Gks - Jsna n Aa6k -
Sseaded rspoad~k-Ths wss an appeal nom judgment
- the Supreme Court of this distct n favor o. ths
attendant Brady, In a action upon promimosy nets
for $4,000. dated Nay II 1857 fhs noss was made ~
Brady payable 70 his own order and endorsed by him
and The defendant Aountoy. II vas claimed thai the
piasntir was its and holder. The defence was
chat tAs acte was given upon Illegal agreement be-
tween Brady and Mounoy, By the conditions Of which
1ounoy 70 his personal influence with Taylor,
che then Street Commissioner Of New York city 70 pro-
cure the allowance and payment Of certain claims for
K aono against tho city Of New Cork On the tai y
1eay under contract for grading Forty stxth
arese, which disputed and unsettled. Nountjoy,
claimed prior % TIE giving e the note rsps.ssn,sd
without the influence OF Nountjoy and upon the under
standing that the snauence" TO be used the note
vss given, but the agreement was never fulnlled by
The appeal Is brought on the ground Of error by the
evidence and on exceptions 10 tho charge Il also
claimed FOR the appellant that can agreement to use in
6aenoe With public officer 20 perform legal act not
9oy made - proved by the defendant not void
against public policy Influence 70 sreot object ad
lAw until Il becomes 'undue' In It's character and s
Injected with wrong or fraud An agreement TO pay for
Judged void--Bsll Va. Leggett N. Y, l76-bccause
the public interests demand that the Judgment Of the
legislator should be formed wholly irrespective Of pcr
sonal solicitations and from the merit OF the measure
proposed But even this principle is limited TO personal
and private solicitation. But may contract for COM
pensation IN prosecuting acclaim 10 urging
before legislative committee. The defendant had a
eaaim against the city which he due. There
= no pretence that he not legally and morally
o!ed 70 % paid; but the Street Commissioner might
withhold payment for sixty days Aountjoy engaged 10
advocate waiver Of this privilege There ID nothing in
public policy making II improper TO urge his DOING
FOR the respondent II was contended that the jury
found that the evidence OF Brady to the consideration
o. the note was true and consequently the consideration
was illegal and could not have been enforced between
the original parties II s well settled that contract
founded upon the consideration OF using personal nu
once with public officers or for what are aptly termed
lobby services,n be enforced by the courts and
that this was Of that character is clear The Judge
correct IN refusing TO rule that the agreement reeod
20 and established by the evidence was not illegal Il
vas plainly an illegal contract and could not be enforced
Ease argued and submitted For the appellant James
T. Brady for the respondent J. Il. Reynolds.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
COURT cALEHpAR-rHIs DAY.

CoCIT or APPEALA mo further day calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-GEsRRAL TERn.-Non- enumerated
motions. Calendar unchanged.
SUPREME CoURr-lRcUIr- Part L. Calendar unchang.
cd Part 2-Same as Wednesday, With No. 1l30 added.
SUPREME COURT 6PRoiAL TRRn.--Demurrers Nos. 10
H. IL Issues OF Law and fact Nos l36 l20 10a 13l,
lo le7 Isl, lss, 1os 147 ieo 1885, 1884, 1885, ls7, lss
IS surHxn corRr-cuAxsrRs -Noa 70, "a, 81, los. ia,
12l. 25A fN49t
suraloa CouRr.-Part l-Noa sl7s. saos, s2o7. 214!,
S2l7. Part -Noa l672 3ls2 a202, 3l22 2656, a0lo,
ll7l 211S 1914 20ls s2l6 2o2s 1884, 3o46 2oo0 311l
CoMxoH PLxAs.-Part 1.-Nos 0o3, 0ez 500, 476, $50,
Nos 5ol $50 eo4 7o 7os H. 4o5 lzA2. 722 72s. 72l
725, $50, SOL, 72S
surREm CoURr-Kixos COUNTY Crscuir--Nos. 81, 90.
Co. H. IL "a a. u.s. 7o u, Is, 7s So 81, SO, SO, 90, oi,
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
SUPREME cuuRT-cENeRAl TERM.

a Geld Speculatiou-Pcrils Of the Uninltiated
In tho Technique OF the Board.
Before Judges Leonard, Ingraham and Sutherland.
Rs,sow Jasdos q Ca. lPlainsi0s and R<spondes, ".
HMT r Noore Dsfadax and appellant This case
oame up on appeal from judgment In favor Of the
. motion for new trial.
mo action brought recover l25 with interest
sfsn Nay IA 1854 Plaintiffs, prior 70 that time were
ssock brokers in this city, and began about April 1869,
whsn the gold room opened, 70 do business In the
Tns dsfendant was dealer in guns, and placed few
ehousand dollars In plaintiffs hands as margin on some
o. suS =: ao ss
o. ss ,sS osoSsr ssss E asana ..ssi
gid. about soa being ~ :. pI'' good sais" &C.,
and thsreupen told Peyton Jandon 70 'go and sell ten
9S ss s% so 3
q llox, scller three" fhe delivery was made next
day. In consequences Of subsequent conversation
sin cold $4,000 gold on November g. on 1oore's ac-
count TO Hagartsn, 'ssler three at l4sx This was
delivered but defendant did not furnish the gold
O either Of those sales, and demand made on
him until the following May. PIantns had NO gold Of
9Sr - e s.d
Hds wrote 70 dsfsndant demanding the delivery from
ssood i in &: narEss iS which was iiax having risen
greatly and the difference between rs market value on
The not having delivered The
rod . desired the plaintiffs bought In the amount on
Nay Is and brolght this action for the difference and
Obamed Judgment against the defendant from which
this appeal takon the ground that there was bus
contract possible or proved and that was that the
. ss on behalf Of defendant two gold cola %
be delivered q any time within three days. Al the sellers
eption and buy In the came, deendanps account,
within the three days that could be delivered Also
that the order carried out by the paint who
for their own acted differently, 70 defend
ants damage and for which they seek TO hold him
liabe thai the sale of American gold coin gave the
seller legal right TO demand from the buyer more than
Che amount In legal tender notea Case submitted
Decision reserved For the appellant Richard O6or-
man, for the rospondcnts Mr.. Genet
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

sroyKs TO DrlrH The organ grinder who was stoned
by nsmber Of boys in the village Of Jamaica rev
days sscs while peacssby following his vocaassn died
yesterday q ooklyn, 70 which place hs had bssn 10.
moved After receying hs wounds Ths boys who sand
sgss range from eight 10 sxtsen ysars wers On Tuesday
srrsignsd before JustIce sDc1ekes, Of Jamaica and
sentenced 10 thirty eAys' imprpnmsnt in ths county
cevee sstipg that The organ srindsr had died Of bic
injuries ~ BFookIyh
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
UNITED STATES comMlssloHEas cOusT.

Charge Of Illegally Obtaining Letter from
the Post Office.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
A man named Thomas Steele was yesterday charged
under warrant grounded on affidavit sworn to by
Mr. Gayer, special agent OF the Post oice Depart
mont with having BY fraudulent representations about
The 9th day Of March last obtained from clerk In the
Post olce letter addressed 10 Messrs Carbutt Black
q this city and containing draft for the payment Of
$3.50 In default Of S. 000 bail the defendant was held
Tor examination on tho 18th inst
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Dalom o. Shook This action "a recover dam
ages for alleged SANDER The parties 70 the suit are
women. They had dispute about the ownsrship Of
shawl zach claiming Il - her property The plaintiff
states that The defendants called her thief and robbe
The defendant denies having made use Of any such
words claiming that she merely demanded the restora
zion Of her property. Several Witnesses mostly ~
males examined on bofh SIDES and u would seen
from ~ voiubilisy with Nhch they talked, that shey
were capable OF indulging IN language more fofcole
than polite Judge Hearn ed he regresed ne nsd nos
posed, would have eneoftn causing them 70 keep
cvil tongue His Honor took Jbs papers and reserved
his decision.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

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mansion. viisss0o feet wsssr right In huossn rS' 's
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ssnSsts a lots a. Hoyi st. 1lrOo ...eseh He
~ Muller Whkins = W. - "A oon
ots 1 Sosh ST. 10 n w. 7th av.. n!o ..sschh 49,
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The New York herald., 1867-04-11
Il Keyes. transferred 70 Maine Conference.
T. Peck, transfened 70 Troy Conferences.
The New York East Conference.
yTrrH PAYS SESSION.


The New York East Annual Conferences Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church held their h session Monday
al the 81 John street church, New Haven, Conn.
The Committee on Temperance presented q number
Of resolutions which, after some little debate, were
adopted The two following The most important
Resolved That have sen with ess satsfsetion the
sas n y: and % o
4 X: .s s ss z.
can 70 aid IN sustaining and enforcing the same
The following resolution in reference 70 the OF
Resolved That We recommend the dsuss Of tobacco 10 al
its forms - HM
The Conference held ~ sixth and closing session on
The Committees on Domestic Missions and Sunday
Schools presented their reports, and sofics OF resou
tons condsmnascry q intempsrance card playing:
In lotteries were adopted.
The bishop then announced the following appoint
New York disssici.ifrssiding Elder. Hal. p rssss;
:, xsnscn church e = Harris; Allen street 1 Wed;
seventh street. O. W. woodruff; Seventeenth street, W.
p corbett: Twenty. seventh street, Chas ,. sing;
= Bcsso%s s,5sy.ni.n street. Rev. ms ArssI,; , CITY
Ross Ss' ssnss ss. sss UPPER p's ssss:
HsiIeIy; Guy Leland, W N kccuirsi wosiohssssr and
DT9nxdal9 q Hebcard rx,,-. p-....,--
Eidsf; sands street, EE Andrews; York street. s
Rushmors; washington street, 4. 8 Hunt; Centenary
church, J. = 0sariss; Pacific street. T.. Bevai Eigh-
tenth street, q. Hsbbsli; rrys place. @ A. Roche;
kins; ssvs1th svsnus, o. Hall; william street, A.
Francis; wanen street, ". W. Bowdoh; james church,
9: :. 0lovw; Eoslrand avenue, Hammond; En-
ss.ss ssss .ss y siss:s sssss ftssSss s's.A
North tong lsspd Dlsasise- nsman Bangs, prssidIns
elder; sumnerned, j. ~ Buoklsy; Carlton avenue, a.
1Ailor; DekaIb avenue, ,. ~. Lack; Tompkius ave.
nus v q HiIIi seutA Second stresA " r. Bools; o.
Payne; Nosth nA sasseA W Psata esuth Third street.
A. q H&glesl0u; Grand street. J. B. Mwwia; Cook
GooAssll; orssnpsint n Aston; Hunters Point W.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
BROOKLYN COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.
The Salvage Case

Walter s. Burke %. the Brig Lsasasia-The trial oi
this case full statement OF which has been published
in the HERArp resumed yesterday afternoon when
the testimony on both sides concluded. The case
was submitted without argument and Judge Benedict
reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11


United States Thomas Los0ley-The further hearing
In this case, which reported In thsssi columns
short time SINCE took place yesterday morning Law
ier, 10 will be remembered. is charged with having
carried on the distlery business In Seabrns street,
without complying With the law. John 0'Rsllly was
called stand yesterday for the dseuos but he ap
psarsd TO know nothing regard 70 the casa than
thai he had sen . still q dcecndaut's placa Tnore
being no other Witnesses present. the hearing vas ad
ourned 10 The 18th Inst.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Anesed Arson In she First Degree.
Yesterday The trial Of oariano 0srspeto, indicted
for srso, !, The sss degree, was commenced
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Socraw1yHnn nnnr ConnmuoR. The terrible deses-
tuition sow prevailing In Georgia Alabama and other
Southern SaS has called into sxstsnos the Southws.
en- Rs,isf Commisoa, whoss headquarters are a. Louis
ulls, Ky. vsy urgent appeal has bssn ssusd 70 The
eussss IN Ksasuchy 0hie Indiana snd ilnsts 70 con.
tribute supplies Of even the commoness nscesDaes Of
life 70 rslsve the starving women and children u The
South Many deaths are rspovtsd 70 have alfsa1y 60
CURED from actual starvation and nom every ssotou cf
thc prosperous South there now gose up the cry of
bread bread, bread
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

The Case Of Dr.. Thicrs, the Alleged Abortion.
ist.
Before Judge 0arvin.
n 0s matso q d.. Wsuiom r TAira-A writ Of
habeas corpus for The discharge from arrest Of Dr. WILL
Ham y Thisr the alleged aboraonlst, was brought BE-
fore yudss Garvn yesterday. The Judge dismissed the
writ a. Be considered there eucent evidence In
Che case 70 his holding the prisoner, who
accordingly remanded.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23
HOW LoSl MY waI5KERs.

Do you object to smoking. sir p
This asked in my blandest manner
of an old gentleman who s; t, with his
face hidden by a newspaper, opposite to
me in a railway carriage
All the seats in the carriage were
filed | and four others were on our
way from Cambridge to enjoy the Christ
mas vacation. Oar spirits were high,
for there is delight in baui>hins for a
time all thoughts Of comic sections.
Newton's "Prineipia" and the littl %
aud eutettaiaing, ii exchange. visions
OF "hops, skating parties, and all the
orgies which every right minded famil,
hold at this season in huuor OF Eire
Christmas
But | must introduce you to my
chums, for chums We were, althoug b
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

Zs3~ From and after this date all Sherifi-s
Constahles' and other legal sales. advertised
in the CHRONICLE, must be paid for on the
.iag of sale, punctually. We hold none but
The officers responsible for their payment.
~ Transient advertisements must be paid
III advance. Job-work paid On delivery, in
gariojiy.
Gss5~ All regular advertisers will be requi-
red to settle on the first of every month. Our
city advertisers will be required to pay up
every three months.
GS- Advertisements will becOntinued until
ordered out and collection enforced All ad-
vertisements should have marked upon them
the number of insertions required.
W.. There will be no deviation from the
above established terms and rules OF business
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

How TO PROPOSE A party of ladies
and gentlemen were laughing over the
supposed awkwardness attending dec
laration of love, when a gentleman re-
marked that if ever he offered himself
be would do it in collected and bust
ness like manner "For instance,' he
continued, addressing lady present,
Miss Smith, have been two years
looking for a wife, am in receipt of
about three hundred year, which is ou
the increa-e. Of all the ladies of my
acquaintance | admire you the most; ;
indeed | love you, and would gladly
make you my wife " "You fattcr me
by your Preference, good humoredly
replied Miss Smith, Il refer you to my
father" "Well, | declare - said the
ladies, in chorus The lady and gen.
tleman, good reader, were married soon
after. Wasn't that modest way of
coming to the point and ladyike
method of taking man at his word?
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

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range 0f work.
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sf;sneisas fsa:isaEEes iss yvsazc5a the
machine is tEssaGae.
atEa.--'s'iae ,se p5tii:y o. its yyoE<iEesr
ANA :ase quality oG work done.
GssG.--E'ssc sclf-a<EEsssiiElg tension.
The : Florence" " was awarded the First
and Highest Premium at the Stat Fair of
California. the on V Fair on the Pacific Coast
at which any two double thread Sewing Ma
chimes were exhibited in competition in lSG5
The Florence received the only premium
awarded. by the Mechanics Institute of San
Francisco. in 1854 and 1865, to any Sewing
Machine. Sewing Machine Co., or Agent The
claim of compe itor to medal is without
any foundation whatever.
Wherever the FLORENCE has been brought
in competition with other Sewing Machines
it Las always been declared the best. 1t is
the most simple the most substantial, the
mos efficient. and its use is easily learned.
Every Machine solids guaranteed in the tuil
sense of the word.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND SAMPLES
OF WORK.
SAMUEL HILL. General Agent.
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Agent, FHOA.
ran Francisco. March 24tn, 1866
mar2+-lyl
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23
The Bachelor to his Buttons.

Adieu thou ill-starred race. adieu
Thy Punishment I'll not bewail;
But trust never more may view,
The broken rings which fret my nail.
How oft on wrist or collar band
A disc delusive dangled, where
Urged by some mercenary hand
The iron stern had entered there
Oh, Woman, who did first invent
That badge of our dependent state
Hast thou not laughed at our lament,
When buttonless we stamped lIate:
Sweet nymphs have struck tender chord,
And smiling, whispered, half in dread 4:
How helpless is noble lord
Whose happiness hangs bya thread -
But, 10 mighty thought is born,
From Jove full armed Minerva springs I:
The hollow mold which reused our scorn,
Gives pace to firm and brighter things.
Then idle girls, who watchful see
Mans jocund freedom. softly say,
"Strong, Sir. as golden links may be,
Loves links are stronger far than they"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

THERE is one advantage in being
are never attacked with
low spirits or apoplexy. The moment
a man can worry he ceases to be fool
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

A Chicago young lady of fourteen
eloped with young man of twenty-five
was married three weeks, and then got
a divorce. The young man declares
himself ready to marry one each month
on just such terms.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23
JOB PRTNTIN G.
z.a~ From and after this date all Sheriff

all kinds of JOB WORK executed with
ncsttness and dispatch. and on moderate term
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

UsEFUL-A lady tramped on dogs
tail, at Omaha, the other day, and the
animal bit her leg The blood did not
flow, however; only sawdust flew. He
did not 90 deep enough for blood. This
is the most useful purpose we have ever
heard Of false calf serving.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

A short time since the editor of the
Richmond (Mo.) Freeman had rope
placed around his neck and pistol
held at his head, and in this situation
was compelled to sign an abject aud hu-
retractiou of certain article
in his paper. IL
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23
TWELVE MONTHS EGO.

Twelve months ago, how many eyes were
/ How many bounding hearts felt pleasure s
| glow
| How many of those hearts, like flowers,
Frost-bltten now, that beat with ours
/ Twelve months ago.
The Spring-hke Winter and tie sunny Spring
/ Came, smiled and passed and Time with
/ gentle flow,
Brought cloudless Summer with her gliding
/ wing,
And Autumn, pleasant as the word
Of friends which joyously we heard
Twelve months ago.
All, all are passed, and with them many one
Dear to our bosoms, with them lieth low,
Life's clashing battle fought, its pleasures
done.
No more they feed the hope. the fear
That budded with the budding year,
Twelve months ago.
The dotIng mother with her accents mild,
The proud old father with his locks of
snow,
The merry music of the laughing child,
The husband and the loving wife,
The friends to us so much of life,
Twelve months ago.
The bud, the bloom, the green, the faded leaf
The heat, the ice that choked the waters
flow,
Have come and gone, like those whose life so
brief
Has with those fading creatures flown,
=. III.
Twelve months ago.
Twelve months to come !-ah, who. had he
the power,
Would from the present view the mighty
OF sorrows hid within each coming hour,
Hopes loves, and joys, hate, grief and sin
Which lies incipient within
Twelve months to come
Do not anticipate. the present day
Hath full enough to thrill us, or benumb :;
Seize and enjoy Its blessings as you may :;
/ It's all too soon to drug your cup
With ills perchance deep buried up
| In months to come.
And though the cheek may pale, the eye
grow dim,
| The bright flower fade, the silvery leaf
grow sere,
Trust thou in hope, and trust thou. too, in
Him,
Who in the present moments bliss
Gives US draft of happiness
For all the year.
UPwARD5.
Who shall tell my love L love her
| I.o she stands
Heavens own rainbow arch above her,
Palm boughs budding in her hands,
Flowers beneath her rested feet,
/ Thornless Eden flowers and sweet
Who shall tell my love love her
Such sweet song
Angel lips are chanting over
Ibis new saint amid their throng:
Scarcely will they change their strain
Counting human love SO vain.
Who shall tell my love I love her?
Shall the lark,
Starting from his grassy cover
While the skies are gray and dark:
Nay; mine own song scars as high
AS the brown iark's minstrelsy.
Who shall tell my love 1 love her:
Shall the breeze:
That most sweet but thriftless rover,
Does it stir the living trees:
Can my message thus be given:
Nay, the breeze blows under heaven.
Who shall tell my love love her:
Shall not I:
When life's fever sleep is over,
And my souls glad open eye
Darts through blue and amber space,
Searching looks for her dear face.
shall tell my love love her
i Very soon
Human words no more may move her,
But my spirit-lips shall tune
Songs of love as high and sweet,
Songs of love as pure and meet,
AS angels own, her cars to greet
shall tell my love love her.
.>.-----
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23

4 Yankee girl who wished to hire
herself out, was asked if she had any
followers or sweethearts. After little
hesitation, she replied; "Well, now,
can't exactly say. | be sorter court
ed, and sorter not. Reckon more q
sorter yes than a sorter no."
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-23
ADVERTISING.

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insertion Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Zach subsequent insertion . l 90
Business Card. Of lines. monthly. 90
Z liberal allowance to Yearly Advertisers.