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NEW MoN-CLADs FOR FRANcE.-A letter
from Rochefort of the 29d ult. says:

from Rechefort of the Esd ult. says:
"Order have been received here from Par
is to lay down the keel of new coastguard
armor- plated vessel, to be called the Iigre
and wnish will be adapted chiefly to run
down anenemy by great speed. Three other
vessels Of the same kind are at present being
built in eur dockyards- Belier at Cher
bourg, the BOule- Dogue at Lorient, and the
Cerbere at Brcst. These vessels will be of
53O-horse power, and are on the model Of the
1'aurea1, finished at Toulon. The coast
guard armor-plated ships are specially in
tended for the protection of the French ports.
They are. furnished with formidable spur
at the stem, and two screws, working indie
pendentlk of each other, enable them to turn
rapidly, thus making them as suitable for
defence as for attack. The Iaureaa has
lately been tried, and he success is perfect
Her speed is good, she turns easily, has ad-
mirably sea going qualities even in the worst
weather, and her weight and rapidity coms
bined will enable her to strike an enemy's
vessel with the most destructive effect"
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A Menagerie of Drunkards.

Themost, foolish predicament a man
can get into is to get drunk. In drum
kenness every man shows his strongest
and most ardent passion. There are six
kinds ofdrunkards, and fyougo into a
city drinking place where there are
dozen men under theinfuence of liquor,
you will be sure to find these six differ
ent animals.
The first is ape-drunk! He leaps and
sings and yells and dances, making all
sorts of grimaces and cutting up all sorts
of" monkey shines to excite the laugh
ter of his fellows. o, terribly silly is
the drunken clown.
The second is tiger drunk. He breaks
the bottle, breaks the chairs, breaks the
heads of fellow carousers, and is full of
blood and thunder. His eyes are fired
with vengence, and his soul raves with
fury. Of this sort are those who abuse
their families.
The third is hog-drunk. He rolls in
the dirt on the floor, slobbers and grunts,
and going into the streets makes his bed
in the first ditch or filthy corner he may
happen to fall into. He is heavy, lump
isl, and sleepy, and cries in granting
way for little more drink.
The fourth is puppy drunk. He will
weep for kindness, and whine his love
and hug you in his arms, and kiss you
with his slobbery lips, and proclaim
how much he loves you. You are the
best man he ever saw, and he will lay
down his money or life for you.
The fifth is owl drunk. He is wise
in his own conceit. No man must differ
with him, for his word is law. He is
true in politics, and all matters must be
taken as authority. His arm is the
strongest, his voice the sweetest, his
horse the feetest, his turnips the largest,
his town the finest of all in the room or
land.
The sixth and last animal of our men,
agerie is the fox drunk man. He is
crafty, ready to trade horses and cheat
if he can. Keen to strike a bargain,
leering around with low cunning, peep
ing through cracks, listening under the
caves, watching for some suspicious
thing, sly as fox sneaking as wolf,
he is the meanest drunkard of them all.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-20

We are grati6ed to see that SO members of
the House of Commons had the independ-
ence to resist the pressure and vote against
the bill to give to the College at Chapel Hill
the public land donated to this State to
establish an Agricultural College. While
thousands of poor white children are with
out the means to acquire knowledge of
spelling, reading and writing, the Legislature
is lavishing thousands of dollars upon the
College at Chapel Hill.-Char. Democrat.
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ASTOUNDING DlsTILLERY FRAUDS IN
New YoRK.-On Thursday the bill to
amend the internal revenue law being
under consideration in the House Of
Representatives, Mr.. Darling gave some
more specimens of the extent to which
whiskey frauds are carried on in New
York and Brooklyn. He said there
We're four thousand illicit distilleries
there, while there were only one hun
dred licensed distilleries in New York
and seventy-nine in Brooklin. Some of
these licensed distilleries had not return
ed more than forty gallons a month.
Thirty-three licensed distilleries had
paid into the treasury only $s,sOs in
three months, while their capacity for
production should have produced $780,
900 per day.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE ~
rnPnAp NJ Wall and Nassau cfs ~

In connection with our houses in Philass,r,,
and Washington, we have opened NEW Yop'
HOUSE at above location, and offer our ser,ia'
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the tran''
ton Of their business in this city, including nv
chases and sales Of GOVERNMENT SRCun,r,,
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD. We are constan'
represented at the Stock Exchange and G.
Board, where orders sent us are promptly fiT,
We keep on hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSyrv
buying and selling at current prices, and allow,
correspondents the most liberal rates the n,on
affords. JAY COOKE & Co
may IL 23-tw&wlv
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Feb. IS.
Gold $685.. Cotton steady, sales 1900
bales,at SO. Flour dull, declined 5a10.-
Corn declining, mixed Western 110a112.
NEW YORK, Feb. "A.
Cotton. quiet at 80. Gold 1861.
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MAN.
MAN.
There's not dust that floats on air

There's not dust that floats on air
But once was living man
There's not man breathes in the land
But once was grain of sand.n
T" It is reported that Turkey has called a
conference on the Eastern question: It
would be better for the Eastern Question tn
call conference on Turkey. It would be
much more interesting and entertaining cues
fen for discussion.
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.-The Washington
Union states that on Thursday, the funeral
of young man named Collinworth took
place in that city. After the ceremonies the
horses refused to draw the hearse. The
horses were as good as any in the city, be-
longing to undertaken Holt. The corpse
was then removed from the hearse and other
horses procured, but with the same result
The corpse was again removed, and the
horses, without one word from the driver,
started off The corpse was then conveyed
to the burial ground by six pall-bearers.-
This is certainly one of the most remarkable
cases that we have ever heard Of, and to
solve it we are quite unable.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-02-20

OLDEST TREE IN THE WoRLD-The
cypress of Somma, in Lombardy, Italy,
is perhaps the oldest tree on record. 1t
was known to be in existence in the time
of Julius Cesar, AZ years before Christ,
and is therefore more than 1900 years
old. tits los feet high and 20 in cir
conference at one foot from the ground.
Napoleon, when laying down the plan
for his great road over the Simploon, a
portion of the Alps, diverged from a
straight line to avoid injuring this tree.
The honor of superior antiquity, how
ever, is claimed by some in behalf of the
immense and valuable tree in Calaveras
county, California, which is supposed,
from the number of concentric circles
in the trunk, to be 2,265 years old.
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Eliot. Bill in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IA. -
The announcement of the passage OF Eli
OTIS bill by the House was claimly received,
and barely commented upon.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.
Cation dull, lower, middling uplands s2}a
3D. Corn dull, yellow 66a97..
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). P. WILLIAMSON & CO..

GROCERS, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS AND AUCTI0NEERs,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Rope and Bagging-
Raleigh, Sept 20, 1866. W-9
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NO sOAPi NO WATER!l NO sLOPlll
BRowR's GLASS cLEANIEa POLISH.
Patented Oct. 10, 1866.
EoR CLEANING AND POLISHING WIN
r BOWS, mirrors, gold, silver, plated-ware,.
brass, copper, tin, &c. A new invention of the
greatest practical work, convenience, and econo.-
my. Indispensable to all hoasekeepers,. hotel
keepers, storekeepers, &c. Address c. NJ. Brown.
No. "A Blocker Street, New York. Liberal dir
Jan 10. 1857 12Q-lmtM..
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M. 7. FOSTER & CO.,

Dec. II, 1856.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-03-09
Succession Of Clementine GRAVOIS,
deceased wife of Joseph FOISE
and Of their COMMUNITY ...f

To all whom it may concern: -r.--.
Whereas Hermtnegilde Falgoust, of the
Parish OF st. james, administrator of the
above succession and community, has filed
IN this Court, on the 25th February 1867,
final account If his administration Of said
succession and community. prayins for the
hoinologaiion Of the same ~ '=rs,
Public notice is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern, to show cause, if
any they have or can, by writing. to the
clerk Of this Court, within thirty days
from the date Of the. first publication hereof
why said final account should not be
approved and homologated as prayed for
by the petitioner. 5-.g @-=, - a
fK0 In faith whereof have hercunto
set my hand aud affixed the seal Of
said Court at the Parish of st. John the
Baptist this 9th. day Of February 1867.
sa, .f @a. ais sra. ZENON MILLET, a
-".F.Tt .T R"190a dep'ty Clerk
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BY virtue of an order of sale, bearing
date February 23rd 1867, and to me d.
rected by the Honorable the Fourth
judicial District Court of tln State OF
Louisiana in and for the Parish of Saint.
John the Baptist, in the above entitled
matter. ~ rs sgaH g.. a.s. r.a.. 3.
will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Court House of this Parish,
ON SATURDAY MARCH 10th 1867
! lss m at ii O'clock A. NJ. h.. u..
The lease for three years, counting from
March 3lst 1867, of one undivided third
of a cerSjn plantation and apprrteuances,
| situated in the Parish Of 81. John the
Baptist, on the left bank OF the Mississippi
River at about 43 miles above the City of
New Orleans. bounded above by lands
belonging to succession OF Leon Vickuair
and Marcciin Perlloux and below by
lands ofAndre Hel,e. and measuring eleven
arpents front on said River. by depth
of many miles, the other two undiy ided
thirds belonging to Nalsin b. Marmil
lion and Charles B. Marmillion. -.5
@iLhMS , i.ND CONDlIIONS:
Said lease to be sold for sum not
less than three thousand five hundred.
dollars (s35O0) per annum, payable three
thousand (S3,OO0) dollars cash. at the
commencement of each year and the ba-
lance of five hundred dollars (S5O0) paya-
bic IN all March 1863, 1869 and 1870,
the lessee or lessecs to furnish their notes
to represent the cash and credit install.
ments, payable at the Office Of the Re
corder Of this Parish, bearing interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annunl,
from maturity, until final payment.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, March
2nd 1867. ...t -. .-....t -.
U. JACOB, /.
<I. ...-r. ,..-yr Sherin.
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'crroger 50 memoire ct de Sc reporter par
10 pensGe a six ans en- arriere; alors on
joua IN terrible j"u pour lie peuple de Ia
Louisiana. Voudrait-on le recommencer
Que les enseignements du passe nous
servent laissons nous deposer dams la
tombe politique ct livrons-nous tout enters
aux travaux publics qui sollicitent 81
vivement notre activite. Attentions Ia
reaction qui est inevitable /; un jour peut.
etre le Congress reviendra a lui, recou-
vrcra Ia raison ct rendra IL vie a Lazare
endormi. -rt.--5s
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S3s 40, acct of Joseph Roussel SIe IS. acc t
OF fhonassin Rodrgue s67 so, acct OFF +.
$40 So, acct Of Augusie Camos ga 80, acct
OF Octave Brou 80 10, acct of Jules Noel
sl9 s5, acct of a chile Barre 80 20. 1 acc'ts
OF =. Williams Trepagnier 5000 90, acc't t
of Marin Refine $975 90.
TERMS: CASH
Parish OF st. John the BAPTIST, March end
1867.
U. JACOB,
sheriff.
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DE Rows REVIEW.
For Rebess0SN 1857.

Notwithstanding the large number Of Ad
snd dsea.s reos.r % " yasety % 81 touic.. ,ie -, !,
leading xriters. Tho present number discu:
- the War, Population and Crime, British
America, the Negro-psst and future, Texas
70. An article o. Cotton Manu1setures, con
dsoses. all thaf 10 intersstine ard vslsable
op0n ,tho subject. u .,8f gs3tut#g y 4
= Tho main purpose u the RxvlEw Il the
reetorstion Of the South In oil the elcmest1
of prosperity and wealth.. fi i5ia n
q Ths o1cs q II Edleoe y ct Mashvi1le
Jem-Braaea O6scs. - Broadway, New
xOI8. ~ y a. ~ Id @sa~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
Fourth Judicial District Court
II PARISH oy \ JOHN THE BAPrisr
! -, No. SO - Il u. 80 z :,

Succession Of the late EuLALIE ROUSSEL,
ja Widow ZEPHYRIN BARRE IN
r. = To oil whom IL may ccncern:a 6s'i
'a Whereas Achille Barre, Of this Parish
Of St John the Baptist, administrator Of
the afore said succession, has fled IN this
Court, on the 1lth February 1867, final
account Of his administratic' } of said sue
sss sssssion, !. D. praying for the Ao'aolosstion Of
Public notice IL hereby given to all
whom It may concern, to show cause, If
any they have or can, by writing, to the
Clerk Of this Court, within thirty days
from the date and first public alton hereof
why said final account and .ahl~su should
not be approved and hon'sloss,ed, 40 prey.
cd for BY the petitioner. 'aR
80 Witness my official signature and the
seal Of said Court, at tho Parish Of
81. John the Baptist, on this l4th day Of
February 1867.
ZENON MiLLET,a
vyta .9-fggrf deputy Clerk.
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.slI t3aE1ysl8 s1z COMPLIANT -
Paroisse st jean Baptiste. 2 mars 1867.
8&E URSIN JACOB.
.+.a- sheriff
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
.E4tk1 -Jatf
PARoIssE-saiSr-JzAN-BAPrrsrE
IA FL r HasH EEA i a8Em# H8
Coua du Quatrteme District Judiciair,
Succession de Clemcntine GRAyOIS,
decide epouse. de Joseph EOLSE
OF do leur CoMAusAUTe aa

A tous ceux que cela peut concerner !:
Attrndu que Hermenagilde Falgoust, de
la psroisse StJacgues, administrator des
sus dites SUGGESTIONS ct communicate, q
earcgistrs en- cette Cour, le 25 fevrier 1867.
un coEPte final de son administration des
sus dites SUGGESTIONS et coihmunaute,
demandant fhoinoIogation d'icelui,
Avis public est, par ces presentes, donne
tous ceux que celia peut interesser, d'a-
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Le bah pour ttois annkes, b compter du
81 mars 1867, dun tiers indivis dune GER
taine habitation avec ses dSpendances, 81
tsSe dsns b pasoias ST. Jsar. 22aptiste,
sur 10 rive gauche du Reuve MisEssipi, d
environ - miles audessus de 10 vile
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, boruee do cote
den haut par les terres appartenant d 10
succession de Leon Vicknair ct q Marce
lin Perillouy, ct, dn cote den bas, par les
terres d Andre Helte, ct mesurant onze
arpents de face au dit feuve, sur ure pro-
fondeur De plusieurs miles, les deux au.
tres tiers indivis sppartenant . Valsin b.
Aarmilios et Charles b. Marinillion.
u @TERMESETCONDTIONSaa
|. Il dit bail dsyant atre vendu pour une
somme sqsi ne soft point ssu,dessous de
trois mile cinq cents piastres (s3,5O0)
par 40, payable trois mile piastres
(e3.0OO) c0mptant, "a commencement de
06A4us sasAe, q 10 balance des cibq cents
pisstres $500 payable en- .tost mars
1853, 1850 ct 1870, lie fermier ou les fer
miefs devant fournir leurs billets repre-
sentant ies tefmes au compliant ct I credit.
psysbks. - lberean dGHecordsr de cette
paroisae, portant interet au tanx de huit
pour cent par IN, depuis recheanee jus
qua parfait Placement. I
Pssiae Saint JEAN -Bsptis.A b 2 mars
ioo'' --tsR - -
'lf : 2f rEsaa ,rAsor'ASSJ.hs:,,.
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EP HE NJ E RIDES

Mars , 1870 Bataille de Briar Creek.
l7ss-Prise dc Jaffa tancionne Jop'
/" lsiJ-La rloride admi.e CONNIE E.
tat.
81" lssa-Mort du marechal Marmoni,
- due de Raguse, Venise.
l493-Colomb arrive fembou.
chure du Tage. 81
l79l-Le Vermont adnis CONNIE
Etat.
" l79s-Premier Cong~is americain
1899 Inauguration de rad,ninis.
DO 5t tration jackson et Calhoun
ls:'2 Mort de Champoliion.
?" ls33-lnauguratio de radministra.
tion Jackson ct Van Buren.
as-." lsis-Depart lie Louis Philippe,
.t .-.-f proscrit, pourl Angleterrs.
... 1866 Explosion du j. X. Lock
-.l. =. rood, pres dc Memphis.
-Attaque de Ia mi ssiou beige
au Mexiqne ct assasinat du
1la baron Huart
l7jl-Naissance dc Madison. F
:. ".l77o-Massacre de Boston.
ls5s-Mortz de Nine Sophie Gay,
..5fa mtrc dc Mime T.. dc Girardin,
d Paris ~
g aaJ-Alexandrc Severe refuse le
tttfS dntbniN.
= Fl" l52t-Msgellan decouvre les lies
g We des Larrons ou Mariannes.
aer" /" l757-Naissance de Louis dc Fon.
q s,.-l q, tanes, 4 Mort. strsr~r ... ..
w. -" ise6-Mort sdAlexnndre Volta, d
-, Come. 80. ~
i7ef-Eavduticn varsovie.
lsi5-.Iarmfc franchise Sc rallie
r..H". 10 Napoleon. 80 a % aas4
81 =" isi?-Frederic Fraucois nomme
a'nr.S H8f grand due dc Mccklelpbours'
"a Schwsrin. .rrea s.sa7as5
f-aa'-a H62-Lor Jssuites sont clIass ss tic
Bordeaux. as gs aa :,
Z - 1900 Conf scation des biens des
......1 .-.. 4, Jesuitcs au Canada. a, -.-.
lal0-Naissance du compositenr
Felicien David d Cadcnct, de.
partemrnt de Vsmcluse.
E" IsI4-Oscar Ter. ne en- Juliet 1893,
mpntre sur lie tr6ne dc Suede
.# ''a et de Norwage.
-s~" ie6l-Mort de Maza VII lan-
&tEsHN mes.
q l7i9-Naissancc de Gabriel lIonore
de Mirabeau.
lsil-Premieres elections du Par
JyEfs lcsnent Uni du Canada. =
ls47-Prisc de Corpus Christi.
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voir IA ddduire par ecrit, au bureau du
greffier de cette Cour dams les trente jours
qul suivront la date de Ia premiere publ
cation DIES presentes, les raisons pOur les
quelles 10 susdit compte he sernit pas
approuve ct homologue contorm6ment i Ia
demande du petitionnaire.
10 Ttmoin ma main ct le sceuu de
iadite cour. en- la par"isse Saint.
Jean-Baptiste, 10 % fevrier 1867.
ZENON MILLET, ..
depnt6 grcflirr.
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TlSKNOR & 1IELDy PUBLICATIONS.
ATLANTIC MOMrMLY
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- A1epsl q ths Gvndic of the Ssooud w ard
hsstahabhed sethe Coart House ofthis par
ish end9 The special supsrvision OF the IN.
dofsten0d. AcHILLE DARRg.
Parish ofSt John the Baptist, February 18th
1867. I'm
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EDGAR P0ST-OFFICE
Saint-Jean-Bap:iste e.

N%Nos amis ct confsares sont prizes
dc nous adresser q l'avenir lettres ct
iournaux d Edgar Post-Of6ce, Saint.
Jean. Baptiste, Louisiana. ..-. saa
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Tn depot du syndic du 2e distric. est
eiabli sous 10 surveillance speciale da
soussigne, d In Maison de Cour.
a St-Jean'Baptiste, Is janvier 1867.
ACHILLg BARRE.
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EVERY SATURDAY
A Weekly Journal Of Chsiee Reading,
selected ffsn Foreign Current
mH#a. sF Litora ture. Ea

EVERY SATURDAY contains weekly 40
double, column large octave pages. Transla.
tions from Alex. Dumas, Edmond About
George Sand, and other French authors,
form prominent feature. a
a.r"L Terms $5 in advance
Address TICKsoR & FIELDS,
Publishers, Bosroy.
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STATE OFLOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
f.t @IEl
4th Judicial District Court

NO. 3l2-
In the matter of the TUToRsHIp of the
MINORS MICHEL ALPIIONSE
" MARMILLION and MA.
RE JEANNE AN
a. TOlNET'rE MAR
On. . MILLION
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARoIssE sT.JEAN-BAPrIsTE
cour du Quatrieme district ju diciai1e.
Succession de feu JEAN.LoUIS AUBERT

No. 23l.-
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ETAT DE hA LOUISIHaE
PARoIssE sAIYr-yEAN-BAPTIsTE
cour du ouatrieme Districtjudiciaire
+8sss@ mo. 312.-4 &@AE
Dams l'aifaire de Ia TurELLE des MTyEUKs
MICHELALPHONSE MARMIL-
LION ct MARIEJEANNE
ANTOINETTE MARMIL. is
a.r.s... LION.

En vertu dun ordre de vente date du
% fevrier 1867, ct D moi adresse par
Honorable Cour du- -Quatrieme District
Judiciaire de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour Ia paroisse stJeanB Bsptiste,i dams
,l'affaire ci!dessus intitulee; sd 5 bt z
J'ohFirsi en- vente publique, al'encanI
4 b Maison de Conr de cette paroisse,
lie SAkEDI l6, MARS 1867. 5
ll beures AN. 4.lf "a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST
Fourth judicial District Court
..' s." No. 22S- ..tr

No. OPS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-23

A NovELrY.-The appearance Of two
men last night on the streets and in the
saloons, completely clad in furs from
head to foot, excited no slight interest.
The interest grew rs it was rumored that
the fur-clad were capitalists from Alas
ka who had been attracted by the re-
ported riches Of Reese Rivcr-where, 1t
all the ore is not immensely rich it is
g better than anybody else's ore" We
examined the strangers, who perspired
with pleasure. They had on caps OF
badger fur; coats, or rather shirts, OF
otter and white bear-these garments
were double, the fur being inside as well
as outside socks Of otter or beaver,
boots of the same, and long leggings
and mittens of seal skin. The dress was
q striking commentary on the rigorous
climate Of those " wastes that slumber
in eternal snow" We almost fancied
we heard the " VOLTS long howl from
Oonalaska's Shore" every time the
strangers spoke. Perhaps after the
novelty of the purchase of a strip of by
perborean d~esolation has passed away,
sensible people will think that we "paid
too much for the whistle. Reese Rioer
RereiHe.