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4 Sisst parents talk much and talk well
ssefats home. "a iatherwho is habitdally
silent in his own house may be in many
rcsyects wise man, but he is not wise
in his silence. Wesomerimes see parents,
ho arc sthe life of every company
they enter, dull, silent, and uninteresting
fzat homo among their, children, If
they have not mental activity and men-
tai stores sufficient for both, let thom
81. first provide their own household, Ire,
and exports Beef and wheat, and lives
on potatoes. and thoy faro as pooly who
RESERVES theirysooial: :ohsrms for couipau-
ions abroad, and keep their dullness
Tor home consumption. 1t is better to
Instruct children aud make them happy
at home Than it is to Charm strangers or
amuso friends A silent hou,e is dull
place for young people place from
which they will escape if they, can.
They will talk, or think of being shutup
there, and the, youth who does not love
home is in danger. GO O. y
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wAxnAws, LAxcAs1Es cepxrr. 8. {

I"P. +, %'onmeman, Esq, Seeestary ofthe
InLr ofths CnrnL,.,n. Cha-LeIa. ~ ~ :.
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No one remedy is Ionder
called for by the necessities OF
tho American people than q
sure aud safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with n perfect
certainty that II will eradicate
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ARArnlAscHAE CouLE.--Tho jack I.

"a, AREATRIARcHAEC CouLE.--Tho Jack !.
] sqg Cashhask says: 3 <
NasIr! 9a5nes Check, Sr, who, with his
wiFc, lives few niles west Of Miller.
~: ssS'S= -; tributary of!i,.!s White
gsater' ssss bofn 5Jahuary II, 1869, nsar
the pase CT King Mountain, CASTOR
County, n. C. His wife was born in
l774, Ia the same vicinity. In 1894
they we're ,nafrisss; that is seventy eight
yeafssago, saaa fBerhsps, are the only
living couple of whom as much can be
saids sInsl8l Z or 1872, they moved to
the SImoi6isJ y s. lin, lin; Green. Green, Ken
taosy aud tlcfe leaving bis wife and
s. family under the protection of his newly
formed acquaiutadces, Mr. CHECK enlis5
ted IN Jaeksou's . command, and served
under him during the war with ..ke
= Greek indians, participating in the pat !;
ties of Tallahatche, Talludcga, Autosse,
Emuceau, Horse Shoe Bend, and other
= cf less note, being present when the re
nowned chief, Weatherfori, surrouded
and delivered his last sad speech. AT
the close Of the.war, he returned to his
family at Browling Green, aud shortly
after moved tn this State and settled
near where he and his wife now live.
They reared . family of eleven children,
all ofswhom are now living youu-
gest, q daughter, being ztfor:y-ewo years
All have married and have families.
except one sou, who is maniac. The
ten families have reared 100 grand
children eighty still living. Twenty
three Of these grand children have mar
ried, forming twenty three new families
mud hara,s sixty ehildren.- Of these
great grand children fifty are living
'some of them aseeld ,senoughs to- marry
This is prolific fsmily, remarkable for
longevity hnesst, saselity and indus,
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BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
,e-7tsS4 At
j. M'NAMARA'S

He has opened SELECT STOCK
Of Oops SUCH Ghea Popn Dolly
co9rea and Linen Lawns Dress Iaens silk sno sspeely
G9atss ting Tsesl, and Line" Drills
&C. of description,
Cothipg of
&c, all Of which will be sold for ash.
Thanking the public their kind patronage,
same j. MCNAMARA.
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10 4. L, Zimmerman, Es9., Secestary ofthe
tWr ofhe Caroi,tas, Charlotte, ". c..
lie following is correct abatement of
Cotton raised by Stevens s Cureton, on IL
acres OF stubble land. whichswas manured
with 400 pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The
following Us the mcde of cultivation: II was
thoroughly brokenan L. inches deep, and
Iaid OFT i'll rows 81 feet wide, and the Fer
tiiizcr applied in the drill, then bedded ON
], on the 10th of May, and planted the same
gay, but owing 10 the cool and dry weather,
ana not come, up TO a stand until about the
ist of June. First working il was run.
arnnnd with half shovel and partially
trimmed ou' win noe. osevnu worAir1
it was run around with 3 ias.; grab, II
inches long, and the middes thrown out with
n sweep lS inches wide One f,irrow TO n
row and thinned To- u stand with q hoe about
X inches between the stocks, ond afle7-
wards 1t was ploughcd every two weeks
win sweep Is inches wide. and hoed each
time, until II was worked five times
= The following is a correct ST tstement of the
Cotton picked f-ss
lst Picking 254
IA Picklng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
on i1cking............... 4l3
Estimated amount OF unopened matured
oo'ia ......"....Sl6
81 SA eN
I,SA
Respectfully submitted,
STEYEHS, s. .CURETON.
certify weighed tho Cotton picked in
headove siuiement, and itis Sofreet.
0etedsr I'd ls7l.gaz w "a. GRAHAM
Al the request of MEssRs. SrEvEss q
SuREroS, we have exaniiiicd thelA acre OF
Couon. and the esIimate.anade above is trsis
to the best of our obiiity
3& ID. p. DuRANT,
yEgts W, A.stiRAHAai,'
,s.z JOSEPH HODGES.
Premiuns awarded 10 sTESESs & CURE
Tos on a boye rsifcatse. @
We will cell tha above SJilenaid Fertilizer
at FortysFfve B5llafs cash 81 Fiffy Dollars,
payable lst November, with gsefess at :
per cent Felaann,in,, delivered at our Ware
house ID Shhrlese sn.. AgeA,s viii set AZ
satiie yris 81 ade'ins slis sssis shs,aA& eFayata'
TO their Depors.
GEO. W WILLIAMS eco.
Jan lJ in
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Ayers Cashartic Pills,
NJ. EoE als shs PURPOSES, OF . L.axativo

ds ssSssisis ~ isS ,ss ;ss:sa $sss sss. ssl1: Z
= fectual Eemedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that It cured them those who have
and all know that what 1t does once 1t does al.
Iayszthat 1t never fails through any fault or neg.
eSs
! hnSWn 4. every noigh hpoIhoed, and we' need NOS
IN all climates; containing neither oaomol any
SoletorIous drng, they may be takon with safety
e Ts Tse
being purely vegetables, no harm cen arise from
thS1s T5sy vac u any ~ quantity, anu
sit into healthy action remove the oSstruotionS
the body restoring Seir @ sson @ 70 Hoaith
and by correcting wherever. they exist, such de-
&c nS e
the box, for the following complaints which these
fTts rapidly cure :--..as.g
Hess, Languor and Lose OF Appetite, thoy
ssSuid BE- taken moderately to stimulate tho s.om
For Laver Compiaint and its various symp.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick HKeneS-
ioas COLO and Bilious N % TevSSs hss' ,hsS should ]
be Judiciousy taken for each case, to correct tho
useased action or remove tho obstructions which
For Dysentery. or Dinrrhooa, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
UT 1bIcunauvtntf, 3o0t, 9&r@veI, 1D0Is
pitation OF the Heart, Pain In the
Side, Rack and Loins, they should be contin.
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action Of the. system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical swellings
they should be taken In large and frequent doscs
to produce the effect of q drastic purge.
For Suppresnion large dose should be
pathy.
AS Dtnncr PiU, take ono or two Ptvs 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
n 0CCnei0llI ofr fha efn arh and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and nvigoratcs tho system. Hence 1t Is often all.
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One VINO feels toleraby we'll, often finds that a
dose Of these Ptffy makes him feel decidedly bet
ter. from thcir ceansing and renova ating eject on
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. C. .1YER& co., Practical Chemists,
~ LOWELL. MASS., U. s. Il.
may IL ts 20 ~
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Carolina Fertilizer z
~ =
.....e TRIUMPH ANT

WnMisoTos. y. c., August 2lst, 1871.
For the largest production of Cotton 10
the acre.b 600 lbs GAEoIIsa RKErlLoEEK.
For the largest Production of, Wheat TO
the acre. 1,OU0 Tbs. CARoLiSA FERrIIIzER.
The above premiuns are forserops. pro-
d"ced with The use of the Carolina Ecrtili-
ger alone, or in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W pla ntstion
manures only, and the awarding of said
premiums is let discretionary With the
committee Of the Assassination under their
rules ~ss'ss~as ~
SANDERS; OATES &sco.,
,u,, Agentsst Charlotte.
TnDoaatar
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---------.-1.1-ll1Aazr <nz0Azsn-----
The McLAu aHLIN CAsE.--Chief
Justice Moses rendered his decision in
tho Mclaughlin case at Charleston
Tuesday, saying that it was clear
TINT Mr. Mclaughlin not being
party to any criminal case before
tho court Judge Lee had no power to
issne the attachment, and was acting
entirely beyond his jurisdiction. He
had uoSdoubts that the judge had acted
without improper motives, and had SIM
ply made almjstake;, he might himself
have made such mistake a good many
yearsago, when he was young ut the bar
us Jndge Lee: He, therefore, ordered
that that NJ NJ sIsangAlin be discharged from
the custody of the sheRia,.- Eaioa.
sa,re s-u,s.-.-.----- .5.ss
Z a Lake has just been discovered a
mong the Cacade Mountains, in Ore
gon, which is surrounded,by a. prrpen.
diculaf wall 2,0on feet high
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tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and
Central Railroad.
Night Train connects with Macon and
Augusta Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with
Grecnvile and Columbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Goad to points North.
Camden Train connects ut Kingville daily
except Sundays with Day Passenger Train,
and runs through to Columbia.
A. l.. TYLER, Vice President
s. Is. PIcKESs, General Ticket Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

government. Serrano is said to be engaged
II plot to place. the son of ex-Queen Isa-
bella on the throne. CASTELAR, 10 implicated
in conspiracy to seize all the coin in the
Bank Of Spain, WI lille King Amadeus, dis
trustful Of all his advisers, is asking his
fathers advice about tho expedency Of call
ing in Prussian aid..... Lieut.. Fred. Grant,
son Of the President, was presented to the
Gear Alexander, at Moscow, on the 18th ult.
ApvlcEs from Spain to the soth ult
represent that the excitement over Ser
ramos generous treatment of the insurgents
in Biscay 10 very great, and stormy scenes
in the Csrtes have served TO intensity it,
1t is probable that the Marshal, with other
Ministers, who have accepted positions in
the new Cabinet, will resi- { IA ......An inHusn-
tial meeting was held at the Mansion
House, London, on the night Of the sOth
ult., at which speeches were made giving
expression Of warm sympathy for the sur
fering lsraelites in Roumania. Resolves
were adopted invoking Her Majesty's Gov
eminent to interpose for the pro lection of
tie prosecuted race in that country against
the outrages OF the populace. sees. CHATEAU, the
Communist who sat FIRE to the Tuileries,
has been tried at Paris, and sentenced to be
shot,
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State Of Illinois into three judicial districts 4;
amending the Soldiers and Sailors Home
stead act; to release the Government of
japan from the payment Of a b,lance Of the
indemnity fund, remaining unpaid, under
the convention Of Oct. 20, 1864, amounting
to 5,000......M Mr.. Butler offered a bill To
amend the Enforcement act, but no action
was had on 1t.
In the Senate, on the 30th ult., bill
was reported from the Secretary of the
Treasury to purchase site for postcfiice
in Philadelphia-the cost of site and build
ing not to exceed 1900 900. ....T The Com
merce Committee reported adversely on the
LOOMS Aerial Telegraph Company..... Mr..
Sumner offered joint resolution amending
the Constitution by providing for the cleo
ton of President by direct vote OF the
people and abolishing the Vice Presidency.
......The Tariff bill was again under cousid-
Grafton. The Labor Commission amendment
was rejected by . vote OF Is yeas TO SO NAYS,
In the House, on the 30th ult., the bill ex.
tending for three years the act Of the 22d of
June, 1860, for the fnal adjustment of pri.
vite land claims in Florida, Louisiana and
Missouri passed with amendment. -. The
bill for the better security Of bank reserves
was passed...... Mr.. Scofeld, from the select
committee on affairs in Louisiana, presented
the report Of himself and Mr.. McCrary, and
Mr.. Speer, Of Pennsylvania, presented the
report Of himself aud Mr.. Archer. Mr..
Smith, Of New York, 10 to present his own
views. There was no regular committee
report. The documents were all ordered
printed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

A NEWARK boy deliberately held his
arm in front Of horse-car wheel and
| allowed ct to be crushed in order to
avoid going to school.
RUSSIA, Austria, Italy, France, Spain,
and the United States, six of the eight
foremost nations in the world, have q
legal-tender paper money.
The Palatka Herald says: "The
orange groves are loaded with blossoms,
and the prospect is that we shall have
an unusually large orange crop next
fall"
TrERE are twenty female physicians
in Berlin who are justly entitled to be
called famous practitioners. They have
amassed individually ample pecuniary
means, it is said.
TRAVELLERS say that Dublin is at pres
ent the dullest and most prosaic city
on the other side of the Atlantic. The
Chief Justice of Ireland manages to
live, however, very comfortably on his
salary of $4,000 in gold.
ABOUT the only successful thing in
Cuba, under the control of the govern
ment, is the semi.monthly "Royal Lot.
terry" Of Havana, with its 100000
worth Of prizes in gold. Gambling is
national constitutional trait.
MISSIONER, the celebrated French
painter, recently received $4,000 for
single painting.
FATHER MCMAHON, the Catholic
priest who accompanied the first Fenian
raid into Canada, and was captured
and confined for two years in Cana.
dian prison, died in Indiana a few days
ago.
A BosroN Yankee observed that John
Chinaman didn't whistle, 30 he opened
q whistling school in San Francisco,
where fifty pagans w edo" Yankee
Doodle, with only slight Celestial &C
cent.
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ARE the pictures which you brought
from Italy all landscapes?' said an
aatist one day to Mrs. Boffin. "Lor'
bless you, no." replied the indignant
lady, "they're lie paintin's."
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FREIGHT train on the Orange, Alexan-
dria and Manassas railroad ran over a COW
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The Crops.

CArERPILLARs are stripping the fruit
trees throughout Harrison county, In.
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SUMMONS.

i"G'- SUM MONS. -
In The District Court of the Second judicial District
the Territory Of Montana, In aud Tor the County q
DUcr Lodge. .at, y. n.t
A. Green, plaintiff, aguinst WIN. Romano, defendant!
ond Judicial 6ist let u the Territory Of Monsasa
in and for the MY II Deer Lodge In the once Of
the Clerk ol said D,sisici .G0ult. ..y
The eople u the Territory O Montana send grcetip
TO William ROmnne, defendant o.. rs
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear In u
plan,ln in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District the Fsrdtoxv Of Montana In and for the
county Of Deer oa.e, aud IT, answer the complains
within ten ays lexc'usive Ut the day y service a.
in thj. county DR. II served out Of this county tut u
thi- district, within twenty days: otherwise within
forty hAyA or Judgment by default Will N taeeo
against YOU, aCcN dug to the prayer III said compliant
The said acto is brought to ohtan decree Ut this
cutcd by the said William Romano on the Sd day q
Aptl a. H. 1871, to secure the payment II ceFtaie
IIomissory n9e. d9!sA April 1871, laate BY the ~
WIN. Romano for the sum OF $HO payable six MONTE
the premises conveyed by said mortgage, 70 wit lk
No. ONE, ~ In block No. two, ~ on the North Pds
Of Nain styeet, IN Phlipsburg. Deer Lodge c0sl(y.
N. r. together with the buildings and Improvement
piled in the payment 81 said debt and costs. and saA
other and further relief as the Court may grant In ~
And yoa are hereby notified, tina. You fan % A.
maj R e s TIA ;s sSS%sp s. ss ''' tho relied
3iveu siitcr my has,d snd the seal OF the Distd4
Cont, OF the Sec, nd Judicial! District Of N
HIST Territory q Mcntsna In and fGr ne ccas =.
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hnndrs(
,lastd" '-'" o. oBANNos, c,e,kr
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Ah&,l.iH's S,lle.

QY virtue Of NJ. order and decree Of selsis,ued ct
- 0i the District Court Of thU64cnn1 Judicial Do
e%ss; md 3 %c dssss1 sd d I'M Ss:sns
Of !aAusry Ssh, 165S IN Msactop - sa Quart, Vbs!e
In Peter valitonis plaintiff and r. G. Bowel -
fondst. 10 favor VI d plaintiff and aga!nss ssidde
fcndant, for the sum Of six hupdsed and ,6ityssva
and .7s-loo dollars 1867 Isl judgheat and cog,
all fuyiher accruing costs, have, in obedience y
easd' order Of saie9s levied upon ana VIM on ~
day. tes l9!h, asy OF February, A. p. lS1 q -
theIosun houee IN Deec Lodge city, Diet Lodge co.s
sy M9nttns TerIito.y lsll AZ public auction e sa
ing AseSylpsd p9uGArty, 70 wit: Al fsht tiele and
t~rest OF 5. Boswell In and TO lot No. th!r;een
In Aldk No thittythrse. n, In Dees Lodge etg. Do
Ledge county, N0n>ans YesyitVTy, according TO
Official survey thereof together with oil and singular
thu imprOvelneltSaOi eSsry description o. ae1d ~
70 much Thereof =. may b. 70 safety .'d
9 b. sse ny h' %ks sels 81 S ''''
2"f - . iShqa6. ~ Deer Ledge O., ~ ~, ~,nM
,s4,a IA 10 ,ass, G1..t1' S9 ;ss.e Nh,
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S~9 sS = sTp+t d
From Richard Grant Whites new volume
bearing the above title,. We quote ths fol-
lowing paragraphs, showing . nios discFim'
inat,on founded o. practical views, on the
subject: .... .a... Il, =. y..a r.r
Axgravate-The word should never be en-
ployed in. reference to persona. - It means
mereley to add weight p TO make IN evil
more Oppressive BY insult. It y sometimes
improperly used in the sense OF irritate, ~:
Il wss much aggravated BY his conduct. y
Balance, in the sense Of rest, rsnainder,
residue. remnant 10 anj abomination. Bal
ancs Il metaphorically the difference be-
tween two sides Of the accountable amount
which il necessary 70 make ope equal u the
other. = y - Yet We coniinu'
ally heal. efsAs talaPes a, a. congregation
or IN army.
! rBoustiful b'sppatcabls only 10 persons,
giver may be bountiful, but his sifs can
het--it should - plea,iesl, Of largo. 4
bosoaiful gift sAhsord., ~'" ';
Fetch it has double motion-6rst from
and then to the speaker IT ieTexactly equiv
alsnt 70, TO 90 and bring ard ought not K
be used in the sense of ''bring" alone. ..,.
Calculate, besides ito sectional mis.use fol
| think or suppose. sometimes + tte psFitici
pls from calculated, pqt for likely q apt
s.that nomination Is calculated to injgfe u.
party" 1t 10 calculated (designed) 70 d
no such thing, though Il may be likely to
Citizen should not bs used except whe'
the posiession' Of political rights Is mean
u; 10 implied: Newspaper reporters have
bad habit of bringing it out on oil occasion
when .berson.,' .'lnan."i Or 'sbystaDder'
would express their meaning much better
u Couples sppatesto two things which ar
bUssd together or united ID some way.
- couple of apples" is incosfect-swo up
| plss ID what u me6nt. ~ ~ s2:."t IN
Diss means 9th, and b not synonymou
with earth Or coil. Yet people speak Of
/ dirt rosd,or Of. paekinG dirt asound tree
they an: setting. They mean earth. f'...'
Execute.-when, Q man y executed hi
sentence Is executed, ne man IL not, !
man cannot he e4ecutsd-thst =. follo~'e'
out or performed. go, I'D +t... ..5. .
a, Expect always looks to the future. Yo'
cannot expect that anything has happened
but only 1Ials, it. will happen. ..ie.:lir
Get means 70 obtain, not to possess. III
be- got III Tie numbers Of the CouH.r
Gepilsmsp:" Have you got good mo !.
,esy" They have got 'g,Cd manners
Why Win people persist in introducing sue
sentences :. thess. y where i " !" evidentl!
Hep Meet An IL .bs.tursts Us. 81 these II;
words, d if they together were the nam
l6f One thing, wife-is too common. Tn
sentence in Genesis Is: ~ win make her
help meet Tor bin" III e. ! hsip At for hin
There ID no such word u help. meet. u .
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ward politics a1etg ~ amadhst q 0seste(
stis1ld0J.i fiji hewitt us6, beht Previ-
ously interriewed ina sssssosfsl manner
by Ill the new York repofeen,' aud then he
Vim 10 followed to his grave hy large con-
course Of people. not single one, a whom
knew him but to love him. Il 10 q pleasant
picture. : We do hope tbst no anxious poll
tician will spoil itby making Joseph THO
Democrstic candidate for PrestdenG
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A Texas paper s.ys: We have bee.
asked MY. We stopped ppbllshtng the list
of marriage licenses issued BY the CLERK.
Because argreat big stand.up in.the' mud
out there in the sandhills said we published
his daughter - married when che wer'nt,
and that he'd bit us on the head hard
enough TO knock our ankles out of joint tor
it. ID thu, explanation satisfactory :"
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The glt6 9drtt-avtst.
Sketches in the California Le0tsId.
kurE,

isan Francisco Chronicle, Jan. 81

ture. .~rr
isan Francisco Chronicle. Jan. ISL
In and about the Senate to-day we note
Governor Thomas Flndlcy of Nevada coun'
ty. who was Governor Haight's chief oppo'
nent for the Democratic Gubernatorial
nomination. He seems in excellent health
and spirits, and quietly surveys the states
men from . seat on the floor, ct Senator
Neffs side. He 10 just down, from Grass
Valley, and gives = glowing account of the
mines, the Idaho, Greenhorn and Others
now being operated in that vicinity. Il is
better to own 500 shares of stock in $40
per share per month dividend-paying mine
than to be Governor. The aristocrattc
face of s. V. Butterworth peers forth from
the lobby, where he converses with James
T. Godfrey. 1t would be difficult to pick
out two more dissingue looking individual
thar Findlsy and Butterworth. :. O.. p.
11izgssiax1d, scc6mpsnfed' by his shawl
holds conspicuous place on the door. Why
don't Chaplain Bonte give Fitzgerald q
chance TO pray? We are sure he is itching
Tor It.. =. :. General Hutchinson's good hu
morcd phiz Is visible among the crowd. 800.
Id Latinncr and james McM Shaftel
lQpk IN for . moment. on their .way-to the
Supreme Court. &. . james G. Goods looks
on. He has Just lost his favorite little Ham
bletonian pet mare Laura Cuppy," and
he feels bad abont it,. John +. Swift
looks In Upon Tie doings OF the Legislature
in his usual free and easy style. When
NAV has d princely revenue he can afford
TO be independent. FULLY b. Wise, lint
of the law, looks in complacently :. II
Ene torner Of the chamber stands His Ma
jesty Norton, Emperor of tho civilizet
world. In the other corner stands, or sits
Col. Henry Fritz, the heaviest man in tn
State Of his age. They both command re
~sttct ahd attention. :.Johh Pipifax shaef
fer of, San Francisco is here on little bu
siness james Woodwork, the Jumbo
Christian, who visits all the criminals at I
fair salary, is here looking out for Noal-
the.CaliCornia Prison Commission. Col
Thomas Nosler, late of Placer, mcsnder
quietly around. awaiting the return o
Governor Booth from the Bay. He is
knowing one, and keeps posted on what il
going on. >. Charles F. Reed has been pre-
pairing for the annual meeting of the Stat
Agricultural Society, Of which he is Chair
man. He never looked better in his life
r. ;*iScYapr Gwip has. 1eturned, and lhi
2 hbhlhg entertained Mr. rhedlander, III
Gram King. e. Mr. Coleman, superintendd
ent Of the Idaho, mine, Grss>> Valley, is III
guest II serstor o Co6nor, He believes i
asrhda> law ~ A. Amhperhen shin
ag6untin the lsbtyi'' watching les'el.tio
Br 6ak!spd: %. r: Wiley is'1he gue.
If Senator CARAT. james W. Ceffoth
sthc great defeated Congressman, looks i
with siaciter in snodo.