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CALF ORNIA.

COmmerciai and Marine Intelligence.
FAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80 1868.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamship Con.
stitution sailed to-day for Panama. with ST. 09 600 in
treasure 81, 06s, 600 OF which Is for New York
Scholarships Queen OF the East, for Liverpool, With
5000 sacks Of wheat. aud Anne Mary, for Liverpool
with 20 500 sacks OF wheat.
The bark Victoria from London, with a cargo Of ium-
Der for Calao, went ashore on Point Wilson, Puget
Sound. January 81
The bark Prince OF Wales sailed from Victoria for
London January "a.
Navigation on the Columbia and willamette rivers is
still closed by ice.
Flour has advarced 25c per bbl extra 81 rs SIS rs
eupernne, 81 81 so; shipped. 1000 bbs by the
steamer Constitution for New York Wheat lrm at
So IS. Legal tenders TN.
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NEW YORK.

Delegates TO the Syracuse Convention.
PoUcHKEErsIE, Jan. 30, 1868.
The following delegates chosen the Syracuse
Convention OF republicans Of the First Assembly
district Of Dutchess county "A Bush A. W. Palmer
and w. b. Sheldon.
ROCHESTER,. Jan. 30, 1868.
The following persons have been elected delegates TO
the Republican State Convention from Monroe county -
First distric,-Joseph A. stul d. Kingsley, j. IL Bar.
row. Second distrct--E. A. Frost A. G. Wilder George
Arnold; Third district-D. u. Brown George W. Estes
y
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VIRGINIA.

The Cenventien-RepOrt OF the Finaucc Com
uaittec-UsDarltameu Epithets Ex.
changed.
'nosp Jan. so 1885,
The Convention adopted four sections of the Finance
Committees report. One section amended 90 as 10
prohibit the ment hereafter OF part OF the State
or municipal debt incurred In aid OF the rebellion
During the adoption of this amendment tue epthcts
"cowardiy" and ''ungentlemany" were exchanged be-
tween conservative and republican member and the
latter when leaving the hall minutes afterward
was followed by his ANTAGONIST Great confusion fol-
lowed with cries Of shut the door, "Ca the sergeant
the aisle No tight took place outside The Couveu-
lion then adjourned
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ALMOST ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER
The Accident on the Atlantic and Great
Western Raiirond-Four Cars Burned.

The Accident the Atlantic and Great
Western Raiirond-Four Cars Burned.
From the Cincinnati Gazette. Jan. 30
The express tram which left Cine innat at ten mnues
about midnight at point one mile and half east OF
North Lewsburg, Ohio. and nearly one hundred and
twenty miles east of this city The tram, which in
charge Of Conductor Brinsey, WAS moving along at
moderate speed, when u was thrown from the track by
n broken rail and tossed down cmbankment OF some
four or five feet The at took Ore from me
oerturaed soves but fortunately all the passengers
capped without tho loss Of single life Peter Miller who
boarded the Bowlesvie had his right leg broken,
and another gentleman, whose name We arc unable
passengers bruiscd but fortunately none Of
Them seriously. The FIRE, which nrst commenced In the
sleeping gradually spread TO the Others and IN the
OF four one sleeping two passenger
and baggage and express toaly destroyed
Tho baggage and express messenger seeing that
could not be saved removed ali the freight
consequently dollars worth OF u was damaged.
Tho engine and tender both remained the track and
the burning OF will amount TO about $40. 900.
II was some hours before the track was completely
cleared OF the wreck and tho train duo here yesterday
morning did not arrive till three o'clock yesterday after
noon
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, Jan. 20
The train consisted OF engine and tender, bag
gage and Ave passenger cars. The engine passed
safety. Tho baggage on striking the broken
rail- had the trucks torn out from under II and was
thrown its sde The next car was stripped Of
It's trucks, but remained nearly on the track. The
the third upset and tnnediaey set the
on fire the flames OF which communicated TO the
foremost and hind cars, enveopng them In q mass OF
flames, and n short time entirely reducing them TO
ashes Tho other fortunately escaped the hre Az
the shock over the passengers who were
mixed in great confusion with the debris OF tho
wreck.
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pres and baggage cars entirely rescued w1eAos
damage Among the passengers Mr.. Louis Sweet, " n
Louis lost chronometer and money and cfoshiog ~
money. Mr. Louis Erb Of New YORK. lost . sem e
money, together with all b. clothing and vaiusse
papers An Irish woman lost a quantity OF ciotmng.
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Disposition and Movements of the French
Army.
PARIS, Jan. 30-Evening.
Intelligence has been received tonight from Rome
that General Faily, the commander of the French OK.
pedtonary corps, is abolt to France with one
division Of the troops relieve the Pope from the
designs Of Garibaid tn, party of action Tue re.
mainder of The forces will remain in Rome under the
command Of General Dumont
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THE BURNING Of THE ACADEMY Of MUSIC At ALBANY.

From the Albany Argus. Jan. 80
The injury done to tho Academy OF Music cau -
repaired much greater than the $50 600 In
surance money The walls unnjured, though the
interior TO tho last chip The family OF the
late Mr. Trmbo tho architect and losers BY
the suspenson but the property far exceeds In value
the original cost and has boen very profitable TO the
ownsss ss nn ., ane aneasrs wss success
conducted with too narrow parsimony Its history
proves that Albany sustain first class theatre.
may be built in more central part OF the cys State
street offers several available locations; ana city
needs and should sustain art class theatre and opera
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Conveution-Report on tho Public Debt.
RALEIGH, Jan. so. 1868
In the Convention the Committee on the Bill OF Rights
have unanimously agreed to report the following section
in regard 70 the public debit
To MAINTAIN the honor and good faith OF the State un-
tarnished the public debt regularly contracted before
and since the rebellion shall be regarded nvioate
or pay any debt obligation incurred aid of nsur
rection or rebellion either expressed implied against
the United States or any claim for the loss
patton OF any slaves
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From the Cincinnati Commercial Jan. 2el
A. ABOUT twelve o'clock last night. January a. tho
SIX p NJ. train from Cincinnati on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, whom about ono mile east Of
North Lewisburs, Champaign county. Ohio, thrown
from the track by the dslodgmsnt Of q rai The
train consisted OF two passenger coaches aud one
sleeping car besides the freight car and tender MI OF
which, with the exception OF tho second or middle pas.
ssngsr coach were precpitated or upset into ditch
some 0ve or slx fesA doep Strange TO say, while the
tender was turned bottom upward the locomotive re-
tanned Us place on the track With the exception or the
hind wheels and. had the tender become detached
the engine musi have followed the cars down the en-
bsnkmena TAe accident occurred near q culverl The
sleeping car Almos, directly TOOK ro from ne kerosene
lamp IN tAe rear end Of tho car. aud then
flames followed. nrst In the centre and then
in the .,thcr end, soon wrapping IL in roaring
names The FIRST car took fre, followed BY the
second which latter was the only one clearly ksesd
over Fortunately the train was not crowded, and oil
were extrlcatsd from the mass OF chaos before the
NAMES had reached them Mr.. Peter Miller, OF Bolus
VIM, commission merchant had mis- right log broken
ir, two places below the knee Mr. ). Monk, OF Du.
4doin) Illinois, sustained the fracture of two ribs and
u s feared is injured internally. OF the three ladies
on board no ono injured beyond few scratches;
but this morning. after having been removed 10 hos.
pitabls cottage hard by, gave birth 70 nae eight
months boy, and both aud child are dong sa
well ~ could DO sxpscted," the contents Of che ~
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SHOOTING AffRAY.

man named Henry Miller was shot IN the head dur
ing alteration at the saloon corner of Houston aaa
Crosby streets on Wednesday eveang, and was taken
his house, subsequently removed 10 Bellevue
Hospital The police had not previously learned OF the
ARRAY, but notified, and an officer from the Four
tcenth precinct visited him aud found him lying In
critical condition He knows by whOm he was shot
but refused tO make anv COMPLAINT
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GERMANY.

The Freedom of Parliamentary Debate.
BERLIN. JAN so 1858.
Herr Twestcn, the member OF the North German Par
Iiament who arrested time since for alleged
improper language used in debate, has at length been
discharged The prisoner subjected to slight
pecuniary Gne
1t is thought that the decided position taken by the
Parliament that members ought be held ac count
able any other place for spoken in debate con-
trDuted 10 no small degree to this merely nominal
punishment.
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Tho White Haven Observation-Disclosures m ents
Against the Alleged Guilty Parties.
SCRANTON, Jan. 80, 1885,
Indictments have boen found against Cyrus STARK Of
White Haven; Elias Griffin, Of this city; J. E. Spencer
OF Dsnmore, and W. H shsrburne, OF New York, for
burglary These alleged to be the parties 70 the
robbery Of $780, 900 from the White Haven Office Of tho
Lshigh Coal and Navigation Company IN July last.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this ports on gas-
urday for AspinwaIl
The mails for Central America and tho South Pssas
will close at half.past ton O'Clock i'd the morning
THe Ngw YORK Decentralization for the Pai ac--win
be ready at past nine in the morning.
Single copies. in Wrappers for mailing, six CO nts
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PENNS YlVANiA.

Passage Of Railroad Bills In I'D Legislature.
HARRISBURG. jan. 30, 1868.
The Pitlsburg and Connellsville Railroad bill, abou
which much has been said for years, passed both
branches Of the Legislature to-day. The road is to be
commenced in six months and finished in three years
The Free Railroad bill has passed the House the CON-
mittee OF the Whole.
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Seizure Of Goods Of Involuntary Bankrapts.
CINCINNATI Jan. 90 1868
The store and stock OF Glasssr Brother, wholesale
dealers 10 clothing and woollen goods was seized by the
United States Marshal to-day This ID the FIRST case OF
Seizure for involuntary bankruptcy, and II has created
quite Q sensation In business circles.
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IRELAND.

Arrest Of Hend Centre.
LoDoN Jan go 1868.
despatch received to-day from Cork announcing
that Marcus Adams Head Centre of the Fenan Brother.
hood. was arrested in that city late last evening
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Auo,I,cr Eirc I'm ChIcnso,

Another Fire In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30, 1868.
nre broke out tonight in the boot and shoe estab.
lishmsut OF Theodore Weber Co., No. Lake street.
The building and stock damaged by nre and TO
khs amount OF $50 600 insured.
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MISSOURI.

T. xcitinR Scene mt st. LOuis-TwO Hundred
People ON the Floating Ice-No Lives Lost.
ST. LOUIS, JAM 80 1865.
About four O'Clock this afternoon while three
hundred people men, women and chiidrcn-mainy pas
sengers by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad train,
crossing on foot the ice suddenly broke loose
from each shore aud foated down the stream.
Great CONSERVATION Immediately created
and the people ran hither and thither In
terrible fright They could not get of at either Shore
the Ice had left the river banks and broad open
space Of water inlervened between them land.
II seemed though there would be terrible loss OF
life Thousands OF citizens gathered on the levee and
watched the with intense excitement. Luckily
abe immense field Of ice did not break and after floating
steamer the Missouri shore, from which panks
pushed and all the terrified people we're rescued.
No one was injured.
Michael o'Meara merchant from Cairo fell into the
went into . saloon to change his clothes, when no
was robbed of his pocketboox. containing ZOO
money and S. 900 in notes and sight drafts.
The ice noated some distance above the blocks and
boats The harbor will probably be clear tomorrow
The weather II moderating, the mercury being now
above freezing point
Bridging the Mississippi mt Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30, 1888.
The differences between the rival bridge companies
OF this city and Illinois have been amicabIy settled and
The energies and Of both companies will be
concentrated In the building OF bridge the Mis-
arrangement gives the greatest satisfaction 10 the
citizens Of st. Louis and all interested In bridging the
the river.
Ore broke out last night which DESTROYED four
fIame buildngs owned by George shsimg In Twenteth n
street and Archer avenue. Loss buildings and stock
$40 600: fully insured.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON Jan. 30-Evening
The weekly OF the Bank Of England show
that the OF bullion the vaults has increased
clio 900 since the last report Of January 23
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GOLDFISH CONTENTION "A Convention of persons
gagged in the fishing business held in Boston rues2
day tho 2sh inst. 1t urged that the protection
against importation the one hand was inadequate.
and taxation excessive the other, all the articles
entering into the construction, rigging and out1t a
fishing vessels. Tho Convention embodied thoir views
in the following resolutions, which unanimously
adopted
Resolved That return TO the former policy Of ID
United S,aos government in fostering and protectis
these fisheries is imperativeiy demanded.
Resolved That the existing arin OF lfty cents y
100 hundred pounds upon codsh and 81 100 pouD s
mackcrel, Is an insufficient protection and therefor o.
Resolved That the largo Increase OF duty fora gn
fish is indispensable TO the continuance and malntcnas
OF our nsheries
Resolved, That the drawback of the duty on fore ga
SALT offered by Congress offset to the repeal the
lshng bounty Is very inadequate compensation.
FIRE ON STATEN IsIASD-A nro broke out about nine
O'Clock Wednesday night in the barn Of Charles Un-
ger situated the Richmond road. Staten Island The
fire communicated to the adjoining stable and ach
house, all Of which totally consumed The he rses
harness and carriages were saved. Loss about 0O0s
insured In the Germania Insurance Company for 6Oo
Tho origin OF the fire 10 unknown.
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GEORGIA..

The Convention-Proposal 20 Ask Congress
for Loan to Destitute Planters.
ATLANTA, Jan. 80, 1865
In the Convention to-day resolution introduced
asking Congress to loan the destitute planters OF the
South $50, 0O0. 900, to be secured by mortgage.
none Of special note.
Governor Jenkins Serves Notices on the Mill.
cary Officials.
AUGUSTA, Jan So 1885,
Governor Jenkins served notices General Ruger
and Captains Rockwell and Wheaton that he will file
bill in the United States Supreme Court the 7th Of
February enjoinng the use Of money belonging to the
Radical Canvnssing for the Coming Election
General Meade Reported TO Have Asked to
be Relieved.
ATLANTA, Jan 30 186S
There is great activity in the radical political circles
and county meetings being held select delegates
the Convention nominate candidates for Governor
under the new constitution.
There that General Meade has asked to be
relieved,
The Steamship AraGo AT Savannah With an
Engine Disabled.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 30, 1868.
The steamer Arago with three hundred and sixty pas
sengers from Aspinwa for New York. has put in here
with one engine disabled. All we'll board She will
proceed TO New York soon
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InvnB "a, wheel Chairs, for Use In n.
OF out; prcs S2U $50 Invalid CarIiafes 10 crder.
a. W. SMITH, 70 William s(roeh
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prinfinG sf Every Description Executed
WIN neatncss and despatch lower ates than
where sthe METR0PoLlrAN JOB PRINTING EsrAB-
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u ", s,, Philadelphia. Rc.pccs
pofsssonaiyJ at bis ,aa ana the public ha. he Vi" Nee ss
,s g".sds r" sepr isry from A. 10 r NJ and
~ bis rooms ~ all tim ss '' my "
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rrencn, Docs ORE. NoucheL 63A Brond-
chronep a.s,se. kcard sixteen years pEsesee; carss
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81, r,m. s, y. S.1Ts r nd Ap0thecnry, Corner
lion IN 10 presor,pons y.sshh street. 6psolA Asr-
"on $3.50 " Aisssa' 'rs.1s" ad Pure Medcnes
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TAe nfesropoiitan Job PRINTING Rssr blvsh-
NM 81 Nsssaa street prepared to furnish Cards CIR
Law Cases. Posters
Printing rates twentyhv per cent loss han oan -
obtained elsewhere In the city.
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IN THE THIRD EDITION :

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CVyGRESS.
NEWS FROM THB wESr AND 'NOTTHwzS zST,
MEETING AT THE PRODUCa EXCHANGE. -
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES FHCN ALL FAR -
THE WORLD,
AND MARINE, MONEY, TRADE AND
STOCK REPORTS.
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a Perfect Hair Dressins--Fprset =.
imparts hnc gloss and 10 sureSioG 10 Fraafh ~
and oils alcoholic washes. ~
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Consultation Water IL :. s,.-..s. <,.- -
diabetes ard all diseases OF Lurg lvr
street. 1sSs' Dotoa ~ S"u
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S SHIPPIN @ NE w So.
PORT or NEW YORK. JANUARY 30. 1861 J.
Arrivals.

PORT or NEW YORK. JANUARY 30. 1851
Arrivals.
s,.smshp Columbia % c,rnaghac o, Glasgow sastsnal
saS TsSs Bhe % Ss a Sse 20 as
Steamship Mary Sanford. Moore, wlmug' on. NC. wAL
mdze and passengers. TO Jas Hand.
American Ports.
GEoRGErowN, DC. Jan ss-saicd. car U,ixty.
NEW LONDON, Jan so--Arr sohr. j. Lucy Jones.
Provasnes for ny Maria wh,s.sy % e,
PORTLAND jan s9-Arrived, steamer Aaa.rlau. Cnr,
Ferry na%an GsS be a
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The above Wines are now fse sale 81 al A.. .,,
Sole Agent x... xoss s ssssn asS s q.
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rssc ss s y Mss; - crs.- S y:s I.s. Is
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sss 'sess s prePsssa s.sr, 70 lu.as 1srds CIR
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Wlset Tcupcc. md Ornauseutnl Hnir.-Besf
OBS u Bond street.
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Steamship Columbia. Csrnaghau, Glasgow II anl
Longh Foye 10th, with mdse and l2o passenr 70
Gerson Brothers. Experienced strong westerly
passage
Steamship Mary Sandford. Moore Wlmngt on, NC. wah
mdze and passengers Ia Jas Hand.
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wds 1GtessslSSs ss1Ss sis S,, PRss1 Rsrs: the
FAcory I6 uond street.. - 'o'@e'o '"'e.A'eus-
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w,,ad wnd,ssrl a,nr I've. The Best Kvsr
"'a"""e1' "A'S'~'o suo fe' all; also applied Ct
IL No Hnusa
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Governor Jenkins Serves Notices ON the Mill
tary Officials.

Radical Canvnssing for the Coming Election
General Meade Reported TO Have Asked To
be Relieved.
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American PORTS.
QRnRGETnXN DC Ian 9-Sailen ID N

The Evening Telegram Has Yso'S n (,frculn.
tion equal TO all the other city evening combined
constantly ahead and last beat Is
temporzres in the following Items
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T CONTAINED
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
ACCIDENTS AND CoUEr rEWs,
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL ST9EET.
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A, Rupture Gnre.Dr. 'sberma.,s Uer.,.,
guarantees OF permanent relief. oaec ds7 aroa ~
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-07

JOSH INGSIANA.-Mun0y mas
dun one thing for the world that moth
ing else could have did so well-it has
developed the phools.
Although mankind worship wealth, I
will give them credit for one thing
they seldom mistake it for brains.
Most of the CRATE things have been
did by taking the chances. Prudence
has but one eye, while fortune has
thousand.
If a man had 2 stomaks and 2 out
sides, there might be some excuse for
adding 10 thousand dollars more each
year to his pile.
l don't read emmy body else's poetry
but Homer's upon the same principle
that always drink, when it is just as
handy, out ov spring instead ov a
outlet.
If a man has got to be poor all his
life, amt sure but it would be sum
mummy in his pocket to be ignorant.
Fust class virtue is always anxious
to avoid temptation.
Yu kant transplant Yanky suc-
cessfully without taking up good deal
of the sile with the roots.
1t is easy enouff to get religion, but
to hold it is what bothers a fellow. A
good grip is better than rubiez-yes
better than much fine closel
l injoy a good laf, one that rushes
out ov mans soul like the breakin'
up ov Sunday school; but laff that
comes to the surface as the hickups
cum, or backs out ov man like the
struggles of a chicken choaked with a
chunk of half-wet doe, utterly lament.
There amt no poetry in poverty,
but there is emmy number ov feet ov
blank verse.
l am called "broad humorist," and
I am glad ov it; there is plenty ov mar
row humoris;s in this country without
me.
Any man who kin compel a woman
to make shirt for 20 cents ought to be
filed full ov fish hooks and be used for
bait to ketch other sharks with.
Silence is one of the negative vir-
tues.
An individual, to be gentleman,
has either got to be born so or brought
up SO from infancy. He can't learn it
sudden, emmy more than he can learn
to talk Injin correctly by practicing on
a tomahawk.
A puppy plays with every pup be
meets but old dorgs have but few asso-
ciates
There is phew men who hev karacter
enuff to lead life ov idleness.
Tru luv is spelt the same in Choctaw
as in English:
Those who retire from the world on
account ov its sins and peskiness must
not forget tina hev got to keep company
with person who wants as much watch
ing as enuybody else.
When man loses his health, then
he fust begins to take good care of it.
That is good judgment, that is!
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-07

OLD Mrs. BUMBLEBEE says that
when she was "a belle in the belfry of
auld lang sewine, the gals used to wear
their bustles under the canopy of their
petticoats, directly opposite their aperns,
but the immorilized huzzies ov the pres
ent generation hist theirs to the topper
most ov their cranniums, and dear
knows that if all the other superfuxities
of feminine apperal should rise in pro-
portion, the respectable part of the i.n-
munity won't dare to leave the inclusion
of their own donicils."
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ing it to the nearest restaurant, hastily
ordered Ga dozen raw and hot whisky
skin" He then went to the store and
summoned his friends to come and
"drink out the machine" They did
so, and the next morning Mr. Don't
Report was fined three dollars for being
drunk.
A letter just received from the bride
of the saddler informs her friends (but
was not intended to inform the public)
that her husband has good shop in
Chicago, and that she is we'll and ESQ
happy"
Some people may think that this sto-
ry is not true, because no names are CIV
en-, but it is authentic on the honor of a
local.