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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

FROM IowA.-We take the liberty of
making the following extract from pri-
vate letter received from friend in To-
wa. The writer is one of the "old-line
Republicans" and gives his views of the
political situation: Well, politics come
down to a square fight between Genera!
Grant and Aud Greeley. Can it be
possible that the man who has, for over q
quarter of a century, been heaping oppro-
brious epithets upon the Democratic par
ty, is now the standard bearer of the
very party whom he so often styled 'the
scum of the EARTH, the Ignorant mass
es, gamblers cut-throats,' and horse
thieves p Will any Democrat who has
ever read the columns of the Tribune for
the last ten years, vote for the man who
has written more and worse things of the
Democratic party than any other man.
| have asked Il great many if they are go
ing to swallow the pill : they say they
would take almost any dose to beat
Grant but they'll be id if Greeley
don't have to have several more coats of
sugar put on him before they can get the
nauseating dose down. Might as well
ask the Republican party to take Brick
Pomeroy or JEFF Davis as its candidate,
as to ask, or try to force the intelligent
voters of the opposition to vote for the
man that one day was for letting the
wayward sisters go in peace and the
next urging On to Richmond = One
day urging the passage Of the Kuklux
BILL the next hunting an opportunity
to bail the man he had So often branded
as the Arch Traitor Ii the Democrats
will vote tor G ee!ey, after all his bitter
denunciation of them, then must the mil
lenium be ut hand, for certainly the spir-
it of forgiveness would be manifest in the
land. | am glad to see the stand the
JOURNAL takes for Republican principles
long life and prosperity to it, 1 hope
to find it always AS now, battling for the
right and the good of our country. Hur-
mh for Unconditional Surrender =
Fight it out on this line if it takes all
Summer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

PRoPosALs.-We saw posted in accord
ance with law, notices by the Commits
sioners OF Survey to fix the boundaries
of Mendocino, Humboldt, Trinity and
klamath counties, for proposals from
practical surveyors to run out, mark, and
fix monuments along the boundary lines
of the counties above mentioned in ac-
cordance with the specifications on file in
Arcata until Monday, 9th OF August
HHmbOldt Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

TAKEN PossEssIoN.-Messrs. Kuper,
Karsky & Co., in accordance with an
agreement made some time since, have
purchased and taken possession of the
buildings, stocks, etc., of Louis Raab, at
junction City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

SUPERVISOR THIRD DIsTRIcT.-Wm.
McCollum, present incumbent, announ-
es himsefas a candidate for reelection
to the Office of Supervisor Of the Third
District. See his announcement else
where.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Beacon Lodge
No 800, l. 0. 6. T., installed the follow
ing officers at their last regular meeting :
George B. Jumper, w. G. r.; Ms. j.
W. Phl5rook, w. r. Fl. s.; Mrs. An
ME Allen, w. L. II. s.; Miss Lizzie
Shurtleif, w. V. T.; Chas Ha,tmnn, w.
s.; Jas. G. Smith, w. T. s.; w. II
Bachelder, w. r.; j. w. Shuort, W.
VIM. Wright, w. d. NJ; Miss Pearl
Kelton, w. I. G.; JAS. Carson, w. O..
g.; George f. Noonan, w. G.; L. T,
McCausland, P. w. c. I.
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ARRIVALS from abroad, during the
past week. have been as follows:
G. w. Piunkett, Shasta; w. Huston,
Humboldt county; G. w. Fowler, Shas-
Ia; Joe Williams, Shasta county; Will
ton Dramatic Troupe; John A. Neill,
San Francisco.
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RnoNERvILLE GrANr Rrp1.nL1cAN

RHoNERvILLE GIANT REPUBLIcAN
CLUB.-A Gouri-hng Grant Club has
been orgari iled at Ehonerville, Humboldt
county, which has DR.. J. c. Dorr IA
President, Il. d. Kellogg a. Vice-Presi-
dent, and 5. g. Steele, Chairman Of the
Executive Committee. We should say
Trinity county 10 wsA represented in that
Club.
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A PeriIOus SensOn.

Glorious and delightful as the Summer
weather is, its tropical heat is a severe
trial to the vital powers. Even the stron-
est are sometimes proStrated by its ef-
fects. The common phrase applied to
this condition Of the body is general de-
bllty.' Now, general debility arises
from, and includes variety OF ailments.
The liver Is more or less affected, the
bowels are either constipated or too much
relaxed, the stomach but half performs
the work ot digestion, the appetite is poor,
and the spirits depressed. This is what
Is called general debility. 1t is n gem
eral dlsarrangement OF all the physical
functions, and requires as remedy a
medicine that viii regulate them all.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this pulpoSe. Its general op-
Grafton is not confined to single organ.
Ii the liver Is affected, it restores its tone.
II the stomach Is torpid, it regenerateS it,
II the nerves are tremuIous and weak, it
braces and reiniorces them. Ii the mind
which ever sympatize4 with the body,
i gloomy and dependent, it relieves the
difficulty, and soon brings the whole me
chanlsm OF the body into harmony with
the laws OF health.
There is no civilized nation in the
Western Hemisphere in which the utility
OF Hostettel'o Stomach Bitters as tonic,
corr ectve, ard ant-bi!ious medicine, is
not known and appreciated. Throughout
the Tropics it is considered, both by the
people and the profession, the stand
ald specific. While it is Il medicine ior
all seasons and all climates, it is especially
suited to the complaints generated by the
weather, being the pure.t and best vege-
ta Die slimuIant in the world.
Beware of the Bitters made Of acrid
and dangerous materials, which unscru-
lous parties are eudeavoring to loi>t upon
the people. Their name is legion. and
the pubic has no guarantee that they
are not poisonous. Adhere to the tried
remedy, uostetter's Bitters, sold only in
glass, and never in kegs or barrels.
aug-S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

SETTLE.-Having closed out his bust
ness at Junction City, Louis F. Raab
gives notice in another column that all
parties indebted to him must make set
tlement without delay as he intends leav-
ing the county.
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ONE KJNnRrD nOlIAcsvn,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,

Headache, rain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
taions OF tho stomach, tad 'Iastc in tho
Modth, liltoNs attacks, all ituuiOn OF tho
leat, Inflammation OF tho lNnss, ain in
the regions OF tho hid>eys and h. ndred
other PAINFUL symptoms, arc tho oAsllings Of
dyspepsia.
Th inyi iloratc the Stomach and stimulate
th tor! III liz aud bow Is, Wuirli ro ndvr HON
o. rn9l ali Il oaicdvy in ul an ing t2o blood
ol ull impdi,ies, and .myaltihg now lifs and
visOr tU the wholo systcm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

The WILTON TRoUPE.-This talented
band of artistes failed to reach here on
Monday night as advertised but arrived
on Wednesday and gave an exhibition
on Thursday evening to an appreciative
audience. The programme as adver-
tsed in last JOURNAL was carried out,
the plays were all well rendered, all
members Of the company being fully up
IN the parts assigned to them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton are well known and favor
lies of the theater going portion of Wea-
Ferville, and they have come back among
us with corps of assistants fully capa-
Ole OF carrying their parts well in any
scene that may be put upon the stage.
The company will give another enter
talnment this friday evening, and also
on Saturday evening with an entire
change of programme each night. 1t is
so seldom that a really good company OF
actors has reached this place of late
years, that we take pleasure in recon-
mending this troupe to the patronage of
the public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

School OPENS. The Primary Depart
ment Of the Weaveryille Public School
will be reopened next Monday morning,
with Miss Maggie O'Ncil as teacher.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-On Monday even
ing, just at dusk, cry of Fire" was
raised in the Chinese part Of town, which
soon brought large crowd Of people to
the scene. The alarm was caused by II
lighted lamp being overturned, but the
flames We're immediately cxtingui, he'd
The unfortunate dnmsel who had so near
ly caused conhagraton, was reproved
by her countrymen in the regular Chinese
fashion-a 'deluge of kicks and cuffs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA, !
,Jnlv 18th. 1872.

SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
July 18th, 1872.
TOHN COLLOPY HAVING FILED
y his application in this office for Pat
ent to a Mining Claim, and the law and
instructions in such cases provided, hav-
ing been compiled with, 1t is hereby or
dered that the annexed Notice OF such
Application be published for Sixty days,
in the TRINITY Journal newspaper
published nearest the location OF said
claim at Weaverville in Trinity County,
State OF California.
JOHN S. FoLLANSBEE,
REGISTER.
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NEW OFFIcERs.--The following is a
list Of the new officers of Stella Encamp-
ment, No. 13, l. 0. 0. F., who were in
stalled at the last regular meeting: c..
w. Craig, c. p, j. w. Philbrook, H..
r e. 2. Lovejey, S. w. ; W. II. Bach
elder, Scribe D. Hansen, Treas, Geo.
Hindley, j. W.; F. w. Young, q. +;
Si!as Rule, lst WI L Cornell, I'd w ;
j. Kaczinsky, Sd w. VIM. Rule, 4ih
W.; A. Bowler, I. G Jos. Craig, o. s.
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Contingent Fund:
j. 6. T otter, Stationery, etc., S 81 45
w. 5. Rainef, (aweepng Court
Room,) . so
|. Pincus, (mefchandiSe) Is 80
H. Hooker, (meichnnd-e,) 13 90
NJ. Lang, (merchandise.) 7 20
j. Kilnk, (c.eauing ut.) l. 90
j. baruickel, (statioueiy.) l. 75
kutslly ~ Abtahms, (mise.,) 9 10
j. Blackwell, (Waterlng >trert,) 6 10
Jos. Smith, (att. ON County Judgc,) Is 90
Total, 190 05
The following bills were allowed on the
General Fund:
j. G. Trotter County Clerk) 1924 80
G. b. Crownin~hiold, 81. P) 43 75
Jas. Morris, Coca d ot pyisoners,) 81 90
j. Blackwell, digging grave,) 10 20
j. Paulsen, "a Assessors salary
pay of deputies, mi
ita roll, etc., 1874 90
A. J. Ross, ii p, $ 90
John Dack, (con>table,) 81
w. Is. Lovett, u year County
Gperlhtendent,) 200 %
The following sums were allowed 10
the parties named Tor services rs Grand
Jurors John Martin, 1925; D. Han
sen, S2,25; F. G. Haas, $+,25; Geo. W.
Wood, $40 q. Is. Jumper, S2,25 n.
II. NJ. Stone, $3.50; q. p. Chapman,
s4,25 James Carson, $2,25; b. Baum
gartuer. $6,25 w. ii. Nichols, S4,25 !;
c. Mecke, $3.50; n. H. Thomas, 81, ,25 !;
J. f. Hmdley, S., %; &. w. Davis,
S5,25; w. Nieman, S2,25; r. N. Da-
vison, $3.50: j. w. a mentrout, $50 /;
Orson Fox, S2,25; l.. j. Schal, S2.25 !;
O. l.. Sack, S6,25; NJ Mulligan, 81, rs /;
j. Goldsworthy, S4,25; j. Barnickel,
Si,25 j. HiliWd, Sll,00; NJ. Ruch,
Sl1 80 j. j. Hngar, $6, 20 j. w. Whit
more, $685. Geo. Laws, $625 0. c.
Christipnsen, 35,75 Chas. Lobdell, S., ,75;
L. +. Rpab, 81, Is A. c. George, So .25 I;
NJ. l.. KnoVitou, $500; A. l.. McWhor-
ter, S4 90; P. Hansen, 81 ,25; ; J. Benton,
S4,25; w. |. Hupp, Sl,25; VIM. Todd,
S4,25 NJ. Lang, S4,25; S. Rule, 81 ,25 I;
|. Woodbury., S4,25.
The following bills on the General Fund
were also allowed
L. T. McCousand, (Treas.,) s 2l5 so
Lovejoy q Felter, (p ntng,) lO4 90
NJ. Chadhourne, (collin,) 20 90
John Dack, (constablr) 81, 80
! Ellis Flowers, (Sheriif,) 29S 20
- Whole amount drawn on the General
Funds, ,979 40.
The following bill was allowed on the
Hospital Fund, DR.. j. &. Montague, sal
ary, $3.50.
The following bill was allowed on the
Hay Fork District Road Fund Jas. G..
Trotter, writing and posting notices, 50.
The following bill was allowed on the
Biidge Fund r. N. Dawson, $50 96.
The statement of j. Paulsen, Asses sor,
to the Surveyor General, of statistics OF
Trinity county was received and approx
ed.
The annual Financial Statement of
the Auditor was received, and the same
was ordered published.
Ordered, that the Clerk require all bills
to be itemized, verified, and filed accord =
ing to law.
The Treasurer's and Auditors quarter
ly reports were received and approved.
The Auditor is hereby authorized to
issue warrants on the General Fund to
the Supervisors and Clerk as follows:
w. McCollum 5 Sc 20
/ Jas. Il. Carr, l03 80
John Sheridan, 81 90
Jas. G. Trotter, 81 so
Total, 800 so
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned for the term.
W. MCCOLLUM,
Attest: Chairman.
JAS. G. TRoTTER, Clerk.
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RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

O. Fox to NJ. Bartolett-Mining claim in
Weaver Basin-S75.
C. Lucason to Wcise & Yollmers-Mining
claim on Red Hill-Si40.
Weise & Vollmers to II. Lorenz-Mining
claim on Red Hill-S5,440.
Weise & Vollmers to Zarlie & Ellory-Chad-
bourne Ranch at Trinity Center-Sj50
S. Leach to NJ. F. Griffn-Mining claim in
Weaver Basin-S250
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

From THE STATES. e. Wheeler ar
rived last week from Missouri, where he
went last year expecting to remain. Ell
bridge don't think much of the East as
country for an old Californian to settle
in. He stopped in Missouri with S. D.
Knight, who owns n farm in Charlton
county Of that State, and who, he thinks,
will ultimately make his way back to
the Pacific Slope again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

THE advertis ment of Jimmy Ward 5
dance at the Mountain House viii APP
pear next week.
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Notice of Application for Patent
to Mining Claim.

Notice is hereby given, to whom it may
concern, that an application has been
made by john CoLLoPY to the Govern
ment of the United States, for Il Patent
to the following described Placer God
Mining Claim, viz: known rs the Colo
py Mine, situated in Lewiston Mining
District, in Trinity County, State OF Cal
ilornia, being bounded by the mining
claim Of V. Cham berlAin, on Meth
West, and more particularly described
as follows, to wit: on surveyed land,
being the n. & OF y, w. 4, Of n. Il.
Qunrter OF Section 10, Township So North.
Range 8 West. Mount Dnblo Base and
Meridian, in the district of lands subject
to sale ut Shasta, California, and contain-
ing 20 acres, said claim being still more
particularly described IN the diagram
posted and filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto ARE hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiver
Of the United States for Shasta Land
District, ut Shasta, California, within
Sixty days from the first day OF publish
ing and posting hereof
Dated July 18th, 1872.
JOHN CoLLOPY, Applicant
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BARN BURNED. - The barn of Mr.
John Arm near Lewiston, caught fire on
Monday night and was burned to the
ground with all its contents. There were
eight or ten tons Of hay slowed in the
barn at the time. The building and con-
tents were worth from four to five hun
dred dollars. We did not learn the sup
posed origin of the fire.
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LIST OF LETTERS

wEAvERvILLE POST oFFIcE-AUGusT o, 1872.
Bassham, F. A. Everhart, w; D.
BaSsham, Mrs. E. A. Pernet, Xavier.
Callahan, Felix.
CHAs. HARTMAN, p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

HEARD FRoM-We this week receiv-
ed a letter from f. j. Miller, former
Tlinitnran, dated HOLLYWOOD, Jewell
Co., Kansas, in which he says: am
just starting in as chief engineer OF n
steam saw-mill, and shall probably be
here for some time to come. You see |
am drifting slowly westward and may in
the course Of time get gack to the Pacific
Coast"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

WEAvERvILLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Names Of pupils who We're neither alb
sent nor tuldy dlying the week ending
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TrEsnAY. Anrnst G. 1872.

TUESDAY, August 6, 1872.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.-
Present, w. McCo,lum, John Sheridan,
and j. G. Trotter, Clerk.
Ordered, that the Clerk on receipt Of
the Governors proclamation ordering an
election on Tue,dny, the 9th day OF No
vember 1872. give notice thereof, and pro-
eeed as provided in the Political Code.
Ordered thatan election De held in the
Third Supervisor District o. this county
on Tuesday, the 9th day OF November,
lS72, ior the purpose o electing Il Super
visor in said District, and that the Clerk
give notice and proceed as provided in
the Political Code.
The following bills were allowed on the
Contingent Fund:
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A RARE CHANCE.

TE7IzE UNITED STATES BAKERY
"A and Saloon will b. sold AT a bargain If
applied for soon. Tho premises are well sit l.
atgd, are doing good business and consist o.
the Saloon, Bakery and Dwelling House adj
joining. There is a good we'll Of excellent
water on the premises, and everth hing necessa-
ry 20 carry on tho business successfully APP
ply to
T. LACHENM MACHER.
a Court Slroot, WoaYeryilc.
Weavcrville, July 2ith, 49,.
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4 TRUE IEpECINE.

madr from the Native Roots and Herbs of
California, troe irom az Alcoholic .,timalants
Ii Y are thu SrcNt Bi0Gg Purifier and
\ Lie GitI"g rrine!ple. Il perfect Req
ovaiur and luvlgclrjol OF The system, carry
ing of | lol,ouo matter aud restoring tks
blood TO h althy condition. Nopuscn can
taho These Iutls 0ccold ding to direction and
remRin long Unwull.
ONE HUNDRED HOILAES will be
givon Tor an inc lRhlc case provid the bones
IN nns, and the vital organs Wasted beyond the
point OF rel air,
For lnlammGtory or Chronic rheumatism
and Goat Dyspel sia or Indigestion, l.ilious,
hemitt,nt or Intermittent Fcv,rs, III cases Of
the blood, Liver, X iduey and bladder, these
Bitteis have BON most Successful. Suoh Lis
casos Hr caused by What Il Blood, which is
gnoraily plodueed b. Infringement of the
Dig .stivo Organs.
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WHAT ARE THEY p

TEVIIET ARE NOT A VILE FANCY
n DhA \ rS. made Of lcor Rum, " hisky
luof, Spuits and hotUse Liquos doctorcd,
Spic q and SweetVnod 90 please the taste called
OnicS," "Apptti6cls," " kestOrers" etc,
that lead the ippler ON to drunkenn,ss and
ruin, 6~t are
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PROBATE NOTICE.

ENT THE PROBATE COURT or TEVq,
a SOunty OI ErimIty, state of CALI
fornia:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-10

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRI-
"A etors of tho Mountain Market, are pre-
pared to f..rnish the people Of Weaveryille
and vicinity with as
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Nails, an Sises, q z5 Cut Spikes, Al Eisk
8 Is Boat Spikes, cut, g "a
PROvISlONS-Me8 pork NJ VA
Lard, extra winter ut &c; summer q
Sc; key at &c Bacon, shoulders O.
&c; clear sides n 10cS sugar cured
briskets at lie; fancy brands sugar cured
hams stock exhausted
PorAToES-ln good demand Ut U9s'e
per bushel.
RiCESouth Carolina fair to prime ri
S@Sc; choice n &C. Rangoon Al SIC; Fafns
NJ &C.
sEEDsTimothy Al @ 75a4 90; clover a
& 90; naxseed al q g; quotations nominal
sIARCH-At 5<@Hfc maizena,, N94c
SODA-A1 &c IN papers; best NewCastle n
DC in key. American al &c
6OAP-Family NJ &c; German 81 7c
sAIT-Daiss Al q Is; best Ohio River al
O 9O delivered.
sYRUPSAre active and nrm- We
quote Common nj Is to Soc; Fine, 559soc;
Choice, Toe; Best T5c.
SUGARS-New Orleans NJ uHc; Porto
Rico l01x9ll11c; Demarara At u1s@2c
standard brands Of refined as follows
crushed, powdered and granulated al l5tsc
A al lTs1c; 3 al Essc eI. c al H1lc; common
brands al 5<@3zc lesE Chesapeake at 1lszc.
TEA-Gunpowder al 81 l5gl 5I Young
Tyson al 81 1Gal 50, Oolong al 70asogl ~.
WOOL-Very dull Clean, vel washed
Al bnta6Oc per pound.
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TABLE-By Oliver Wendell Holmes cloth
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LIFE N TIE EAST INDlES-By ". a.
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Rev Horace Bushnell cloth. 500.
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Of postage, upon receipt o! price, by sd'
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freedom and enjoyment was the perfect
opposite to the wedding I described .
few weeks since. The reception WAS
given by the brides sister, the daughter
OF one Of our wealthy citizens, and Was
q perfect surprise to the newly married
couple. They had just returned from
an extended bridal trip and stopped
merely for the night with the sister,
letting their trunks 60 on to their own
home which is q few miles from the
CITY. Judge Of their surprise when
couple after couple began to arrive,
unit! quite goodly com pany had assem-.
bied. The sister had informed her
guests that the reception was to
be q surprise and requested the
ladies to come in their home dresses
Some OF the more intimate ones
dressed in sn exaggerated manner, one
lady having lace collar which reached
nearly from shoulder to shoulder, the
sister herself, who is very tall, had her
height apparently increased by the wsv
her hair was dressed, and large Eliz-
sbethan ruff adorned her neck. The
parlors were adorned with the national
flag. 4 bouquet was presented to the
bride, made OF the head OF q cabbage,
surrounded by lew fine flowers; sno-
tber 10 the groom, representing but
tonhoie nosegay, the foundation OF
which was banana leaf about two
feet long, caulihower reposed against
the leaf, stuck full OF dollhouse flowers;
they were presented by the cousin OF
the bride, and received with attempted
composure, which entirely tailed, and
the company enjoyed hearty laugh.
Good music was furnished and those
so disposed enjoyed the pleasure Of
dancing. Old and Young psrtic psted
and those long unused 10 dancing
danced with al the abandon o. the
Youngest Of the party. The deacon
danced with the Young bride, grave
ed tors danced with sprightly msidens,
AID the gray hsired grsndsire danced
with his Gsughter-lD law. Refresh
ments were served by the Young meu
Who wore fancy aprons, plain aprons
snd I'll kinds Of aprons belonging to the
host, s. and az she is unusually tai,
aud The Young friends selected to act
a. waiIer- were very short their appear
arce was ludicrOus in the extreme.
They maintained the utmost gravity
and almost convulsed the company 10y
their good acting. ALLINAC.