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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
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STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY AT o

STEAM ENGINE NJ me MA Al m AT
( 9 L.-.s, - =. PRiVAIE SALE.
The undersigned wilIdispose Of the one half OF Phillips
s %eIi kho toS i and raitsfs s'
Having contracted necessary lnthes &c IN addi
on his M dT e In
eonncetion with the Foundry and Engins re
haters himself that on account OF ne nn9be o.
IsI mnang mere s s1ere is not ''t
All those desiring TO engage IN the above business vii
hnd rare ehnne lop sGo o n @ he nrsbsre TO
contracts Cars &c, in short time For further in
oei2p sm - y. u II. W. PHILLIPS.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen al
IN anu mnnlera o. the Z, IN ths Tno1n X
s subs tif Ptons viii hereafter be TcqueJl
The pat Of the Road being now under cont
are required puctuai paying their ID
st1lnons Ut, bsroys 4e zenith
of November next without idr her notice. CO.
.: JOSEPH II ENDERsoN, Treasurer
wa'htrston r o Oct. d rs 1s% Ss. sonv now
q. - . --l ....eN e"l .. quo eOl!.I 49,
6H LBS efed forax in sSqrc aud I'd 9r sale By
49, -Hosa
IN poZ Paiut brushes assorted SIZES, I1 s11e ~
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I11II LES pure Balsaln COp4iya, Tor sale BY
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lOU aud audi for sale by
znoys .---z - ksLLs g 4LDGs ela.
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BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, sA-
5.og ,ttr LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT. ". t. =.
TINE undersigned, having bought the Bridge Corner
really
GomeCllOHeIEt anu anu, "':t suPPSs $50 -
'tOHSTBttS serSed up IN Ine oeSS e. ~
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
By the National Line.

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: nor Sunhsh.

u Hs last running steamer stephen
y - 1l3ooTH Master. having been
s re.Paihted and redecoratcd, will leave
Wheeling 70: Suntish anl all tEt ermedlate
iaudpgS EVERY DAY at half past O'Clock, p. M.,rA
For frei sht OF hAhsaEe amply OIL boatd. son2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

DlSSOLI lion. s4l,,si q D
ETNuE firm OF Rhodes, McEar q Co. is this day digsoly
ed nv mutual consent. Debts due the fin will be
6ad ~ NcNar & Heryey whoai ool;tinne the business
The old stand and alone authorised tossette the
business OF the late q rn % D. ifsE etf Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

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go. ~ 4 fsIfa = y s.sis sfs IN, ia let'a -
". Iafs 80 49, sss in5lf. ssi2 Al - -
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

Tie new ana light draugut steamer In
"a IL $500 "a EeIIe, Capt. w. H. DoRsHY. will run as
q a low water packet in the Union Line, be-
Tween 5E1eelins ard cincinnati, lcaviI
Wheeling every Saturday on The arrival on the cars
!. FarfreIsht OF passegc apply on board. octltf :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

---7-,--- --T757 THE LONDON, ..l', ts.fsi.tl
11 Watch and JewelrY Store.
a. tols No 10 LIGHT STREET, * Y,-.
"a dooyg from baltimore st oPFcstte fountain ttoteJ
~ ~ ESalttGlaoec- .i . -, ..tg ~,
THE subscriber, alter twenty years IN tle
who are in want OF good watch, that, for quality work
iaIslip his watches dey all coetition lie having fH
Etes ioT obtaining FiSE wArriIEs, which few
in this country possess being personally acquainted win
STT Ff7''a ~ y. ELEXANDER,f..t rL5,
80 biaR Iats NJ Royal Ercha"gS LStlden
nJFine Watches and Jewelry relatref properly. an
London Matches sold at this establishment warranied
free Or cost for four years ~.
h. ltoGE :. -, s.If s JAS, M.sHoGE.
tsN4As. II d q Is Is D Il Ia; II
ATTORNEYS at law & land Agents.,
marshall q! H, Va, Moltndspille, p. % J, ~, ~
pTacics in OHIO MARSHALL and etzel eouuties
w Particular win he given to collections and
LAID All kinds Of land for sale'
.hanoi-1ydtStw -lNlL.i
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The mound IN which these q pi9ptq''0Hs nave
Gen carried on, is the second n 9tthe Grave
GEEK group. and is distantiH94ogtheast dlreeton'
ovt one mile from the Mammoth Mound; Il is
Out thirteen feet in height, aud two buadIed and
ply feet in circumference. 'si'@ ~" sssps
In opening this tumulus. DRIFT was carried n, N
n thesoEtheIn side TO the distace Of about tKstEs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

NO MERCURY OR OPlUNESOLEN1N OATH.
d. Morse having recently heard that some pbysciansy
and several druggists hay asserted That bis Cordial sonf
tained Mercury and Opium, las made the following ada
Wit Whether those physicians and druggists spposedit
contained MeIcury Opium, from the singular energk
great power in relieving pain orout OF envy he knows n
State New York, city and county Of New York
ed belize rs Mayor 81 be eli
York MeicSIf Morse, who by me being duly
depOse and say that there oroth
eF used IN coppouning manu-,
name Of DR. Aolsss xtr Cordial, andthat
II does not contain partIcleUf OpunI a III az
Sworn before me, his 26th day Of june, 1916.
90 Il. .AlCIlLE, Mayor,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
g Farkersburg PACKET.
THE FTNE NV AlAfLlI 3 :
STHAMER COURIER

=, ECapt JAMES II. ROBERTS, will Ieavc
1eeTe Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for Par
ersburg al 10 O'Clock, 4 Returning, viii leave Park
every TPedncsday, Friday and Monday at O'Clock
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w sugar, soda, Boston, buteT and yvS;erpSs
fS-- Ast-st i. --5.5 % ~ SIS a'rst
So i..,5 ~ ~. ~ So i-ri NJ t,sse - II
! Nti - .ElfsiIseH sst,f - s.t s1At
-'-hsf s. -..5st ~ p SIS = Z 1871
! ~ Est 5ft,.r tss,st. - F-s4.f tf sse-fs
t+tt 81. 20 ~ 1siV - 3 - ~
3 Z s.ss-s5T mr.. Elts .isf1l = - 400 ~
I st:a ks sac e-i'5,97iA go rs . - 81
80 4SF .O3 y ,lsfL8 = 5,iss 7ei..295's g,
- rfs - ~ iiast r. -srtTssgl .N&dAH
ytittsJ3 ; v tsyas40Idj giie8sas7
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14
Red River Raft.

CONGRESS having recently amended providing
movsl OF the Red
ed subject Withdrawn, following subsu
In stead
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT


ed tins subject have been withdrawn the following
nied In their stead
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT
Proposals win Department. frs
Red ran keeping open
and free from obstruction BY RATS for seies Of years
Each bidder will propose keep
navigation free obstruction thereby for specified PERIOD
propose. conpe renewal e said time not be later than
the lat day January, 1857 yea Counting
ration OF ,Ae river free
contract shall be awarded ber provided
hn who shall propose keep The river free
from obstruction thereby longest period ume.
good surees 81 Conditioned for The
faithfu execution 81 the Bach bidder transmit
with he
ofsss surees decIsrnon the viii
ssn his bond susus above mentioned
resides that snd securities respectable czen. that
Sosss msm worth $1,000 over and above all Their debts and
complied with.
Terms Of Payment
OF the 500 appropriated Object
been removed the shall be inspected by officer
ss War Department and ht shall appear that such ~
20, e department will such said
oiHSo ~ tne potiion sal bear pro
IN. remai"r go 600 @ ne ra,d IL
nasi ",'s'neh corresponding
open Of which departure l. NJ he he soe "ags
Each bid must be for the whole workta Tor Tho removal Of
proposals for portions Of II win eons,der.d
The proposals win be addressed undersigned an
The envelope 8. Proposals for removing Red ran "
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineer,
Ian a-oosdh2swtAprl
papers which Published a,
this subject hereby authorized publish this addition
until let April
pspsr advertising win copy paper containing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14

Uncle TOMS CABIN.A hfe-lks daguerreotype OF Mrs
" ssowe, astbor Of Uncle Toms Cabin" oxidation
whehu Gallery Pennsylvania AZ together
with porrait Of sontag the famous Queen Of Song"
1-dtf
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NON'T FORGET y SNYDER, Jr.'s, WINE store Phil
~ adephia and liquors reliable
quality them early delivered house
washington, free Of freight by "Adamss erpessn dropping
svfDER's, Pbiadelphs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14

~ HOoh ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
c.spsns noor on cloths, msings, curtain Materials
s".sns, "snsen, eho house furnishing goods generally
DO. =
Aug &-u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14

URESIu Editions, tu handsome btuVt.,u
them fney illustrated, Of sevsnr stssl
Fiorian Rousseau Racine, Cornei Moes, voar. Monte.
Malcserbes Duets Reennrd, Scribe Msmon
Fencion Beanger, Mschsvc Mason
Bo.dsone Rsbelas frossrt Mnns'elet Ter Mariner
Capehgne, Cousin
Guyot, Lsmnrne, and
rsred here just imported direct from PAR. by
Jan III FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
[For the Empire County August
JURORS FEES-WHERE DOES THE
MONEY GO?

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is with pleasure noticed par
agraph in your paper in relation to Jurors fees and
also that you called for publication of county cx-
penditures and called the attention of the Hon.
Court of Sessions particularly to this subject am
a miner and visited your place last week and within
an hour after my arrival was subponed to sit a
Jury in the District Court and all good citizens
should obcycd the mandate of the Court. My fees
did not near amount to my necessary expenses If
the Court of Sessions have'the authority to fix Ju
rors fees let them be sufficient to pay hotel bills at
least | desire very much to see publication in
detail of our county expenditures. The public are
anxious to know what becomes of the large amounts
of money collected from citizens of this county and
from foreign miners.
There are no roads in this county constructed by
the public, nothing done for schools, and miserable
county buildings.
Jurors it is pretty certain do not receive but a
small portion of the revenue collected Where does
the money go! To whom is it paid For what
kind of services is the money expended? The pub
lie desire some light on this subject. How much of
the foreign miners tax is divided among Clerks, Re-
corders Treasurers Sheriffs and Collectors and for
what services
desire one or two rays of light on this subject,
so that | may compare their income with that of
mine as Juror see if theirs is an income over the
left. If so, they are benevolent set of public SER
wants truly, and will soon be strapped Perhaps the
services Of Jurors are thought worth but little but
be it remembered they are Judges of 'He fact,''
and no doubt sometimes of law and facts both.
Their duties arduous, having to listen to the
crossfring of wicked lawyers, hear charge from
the Court, and then be shut up till they agree on
verdict For all this duty they get only three dol
lars day and no roast beef.
Now we think in these diggings that there is
something 'rotten in Denmark a screw loose
somewhere therefore let see bill of particulars,
give us the items, and let know where the money
goes, who gets it and for what services it is ex-
pended.
If Jurors are wrong in grumbling they should be
brought to submission. If public officers are fat
tening too fast at the public crib the dear people
will remedy this difficulty also, T. NJ.
Spanish Dry Diggings Nov. % 1858.
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Correspondence of the Argus.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. 28tl

GEORGETOWN; NOV Zoth, 1895.
MEssRs. EDITORS We have been made glad by
the advent of two copies Of your paper, and may
be allowed to say, that we in Georgetown feel proud
that our county can produce a sheet of such d-
mansions and so neatly executed, mot drop of
soft sawder" at that.
Our much esteemed friend, Waldron has made
himself quite busy in procuring subscribers and
tightening our pockets not little, by pleasantly in
sinuatng that prompt pay and six dollars at that
was quite necessary to raty the whole contract be-
tween Editor and Subscriber. We are always glad
to see him, even if he comes with dun and if
you had dozen such agents you would have to
enlarge and purchase a steam press to supply the
demand.
have but little news, and must confess that on
sitting down to write, cannot fathom the mystery
why people so often write, unless it be to make
newspaper readers believe they are some. But as
have promised, | will at least remind you that
Georgetown and its people are still alive and kick
ing. In this part of the mountains we have little
OF interest to excite u.s. most of us are en-
gagged in labor Of some kind and are striving to
make ourselves comfortable and so far as locality is
concerned we are all comfortable, and satisfied that
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Communicated.
Obituary..
GARDEN VALLEY, Nov

GARDEN VALLEY Nov. Doth 1858
Messre. Editors:-In the course of human events
it has pleased the Almighty in the dispensation of
his infinite goodness and holy will to call from our
midst our beloved sister and friend, Mrs. MARY
JANE PILE, who departed this life, in Garden Val
ley, on the Goth inst, in her 2Sth year. She was
the daughter of Elias and Jane Shannon, of Wood
ford county, KY where she was married to VIM
I. Hencott, OF Henry county, Ky Soon after her
marriage her parents removed to Saline county, Mo
Directly afterwards, while visit to her parents
Mr.. Hencott died She was married to her second
husband }. r. Pile, Esqr., in September 1916, and
resided in Missouri until the fall of so, when she
and her husband emgrated to California across the
Plains, and settled in East Placerville where she
acquired the esteem OF all who knew her In the
fall of 80 she became the subject of disease She
removed to this vicinity in SO, where she and her
husband continued to reside until her death She
died on Saturday, and the day following. at one
o'clock Z. NJ, her funeral was preached by the
Rev. Joseph L.. Chapman, at the Baptist Church in
this place. The funeral was attended by a large
and respectable of friends and relatives
who deeply sympathised with the bereft husband
AT the conclusion OF the service, the congregation
repaired to the cemetry and with deep seated af-
lection and sorrow, consigned the remains of our
beloved sister to the silent grave, to await the final
resurrection. In early life she embraced religion
and united herself to the Christian Church. She
lived life ofdevotedness to God, and was pattern
of Cody piety to all by whom she was surrounded
Though her disease was of the severest character
she endured it with great christian fortude, being
at all times reconciled that the will of God be done
And during the last moments of life, DEATH to her.
was but sweet messenger of rest, bringing forth
glad tidings of future happiness In the midst of
death there was rejoicing death with all its solem
nifty served to brighten her prospects for entering
into the celestial courts of Heaven.
The Louisville Journal, Lexington Express and
st. Louis Republican will please copy.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

FLOUR INSPECTORS Judging from the loud com
plants made in the Bay papers concerning the adul-
teraton of -four and the use of Inspectors stamp
"superfne, to pass it off, we are led to hope that
the next Legislature will abolish the Office. The
Office is of no benefit to the community, but a tax
on it, the consumer in all having to pay the
cost of inspection 1t simply benefits the office hol-
der. We do sincerely hope that the delegation from
Ell Dorado will use all their efforts to abolish all
offices that tax the people and do them no good.
If -four inspectors are beneficial, why not carry
the good thing out Give us inspectors of boots,
Shoes clothing of all kinds, drugs liquors, grains,
vegetables, small potatoes, &c. Abolish these in
specors of flour and reduce the taxes on the people
as much as is possible.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

SACRAMENTO SHOULD ADvERTIsE.--Wh ist that
so many of our county people purchase their goods
in San Francisco One great reason is that the
San Francisco merchants advertise in the country
papers. They thus become known to the people of
the country. Merchants and manufacturers of Sac
ramento, why do youn not adopt the same plan? Try
it, and you cannot fail to find your interest in it,
Our county papers, possessing as they do, local
interest to the people of county, are read and
looked over more carefully than city papers.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

New ROAD TO JoHNTowN.-Messrs. Raun and
commenced cutting a new road to Johntown and
Georgetown which, when finished will be one of the
best in the county. The Hill is not near so steep
so long the old one and the distance between
the places is materially lesscned. The road starts
over the mountain directly opposite our town, on
the old 40 trail The grade will be 10 feet in the
100. When completed the most of the teams load
ed for Johntown, Georgetown and the towns above,
will pass through this place 1t is estimated that it
will cost $4,000. 1t will be ready for teams, should
the weather prove favorable, by the LIST of January
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

Es- CURLE BROTHERS, Third street, Sacramento,
authorised Agents for that city All orders, for
this paper left in their CHARGE will be promptly attended
to.
MR.. JAMES C. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore Ollie
count & Strong San Francisco will Agent for the
drgus All orders for this Office left with him. will be
promptly attended to.
Mr.. D. G. WALDRON, is our authorised Agent for
this county.
). @. LADUE, Esq, will act agent for thei Arg"s
nt Mamaluke Hill.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03
GREAT MYSTERY
WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!
General Pierce Recalled from the East!
GEN. PIERCE AT THE HEAD OF THE ARMY
Wonderful Changes


GEN. PIERCE AT THE HEAD OF THE ARMY!
Wonderful Changes
In the Army and the Organization. Of Troops at the Seat
Of Wm'
ar all the extensive Improvements yet made at the
" world renowned FOUNTAIN HEAD that initiated
this 24h day November 1853, will prove the most
gratifying to the toiling thousands daily visiting there
For particulars the public referred to the Bills OF Fare
which the world are challenged to compete with.
The superscption of this advertisement is given as is
because ENGAGEMENTS extensions, our Branches
and final success have been mystery to all outsiders
and know that this last improvement and reduction IN
prices create more asonshment than all the resi- put TO-
gether Our arrangements with the Farmer the Butcher
and the Dayman; such will hereafter enable us to
feed every at price nearly oNEHALr LESS than any
other Establishment in the state. And then IN the Cui-
nary Department. the preparation of our edbles we leave
all to judge for MISUNDERSTANDING that have now
the best cooks in the State-Integent, Sober lndustr-
and Competent And a still further guaranty that
proper attention. agreeable to Wishes shall be extended
to all our patrons we here take occasion say that hav
ing recalled Agent, Col PIERCE, from New York, he
occupies his old stand at the FOUNTAIN HEAD On ms re-
turn this city, the title of Brera General ofthe Fountain
Head Division Of Troops conferred upon HIM on ac-
his eminent services Colonel of the Army-hs
faithful discharge of duties while absent and his unweareld
attention business while absent IN o. when we
removed with our family dwell in this beautiful land,
The public will bear in mind that our CRACKER BAKERY
now turning out more good crackers than al te RESI- OF
the Bakers the State put together which are furnished
less price than the inferior article with
which this market is gluted Also our Mammoth Candy
Mandatory in full tide OF operation, turning out the
choicest of every thing in that line And, finally men and
breheren women and children, wish you and the whole
world understand distinctly there is nothing IN the way
of Substantial LIVING Decate LIuies for the health
full qualification of the appetite, but be found at one or
the other of popular establishments-the Fountain
Head Long Wharf and Clay street, or Branch corner OF
Montgomery and Washington streets,
AS the entire world intend celebrating the approaching
Holiday we feel it incumbent to make it known
where such articles as would add to their enjoyment may
be had - -
IVINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD,
lS and $50 Long Wharf, through to Clay street. between
Sansome and Battery, San Francisco
WINN'S BRANCH,
Corner of Washington and Montgomery streets.
M. l.. WINN
Commander in Chief Of the Forces at the
dec 3-3 3m Fountain Head and Branch
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

AFFRAY AT GARDEN Valley. Wntrode and
an animated youth named " Bob" cook at one of
came near terminating fatally. 1t seems that Mr.
Wintrode insinuated that Bob was not remarkable
for honesty; or planyspeaking that he would steal
which some good-natured friend told the latter
Bobs honor was touched at a. as he feelingly ex-
pressed it, "tender pint" and he got "slightuaHy
ghtuated" procured pistol, and snapped it at his
defamer several times. Fortunately the caps were
bad and wouldn't went off, but Bob did in double
quick time. He was arrested and taken before JUS
tee Pierce, tried and committed.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

THE WEArHER.-In the early part of the week
we visited by furious rain storm, but for the
last few days it has been beautifully clear bright
and bracing. The river at this place raised seven
or eight feet, and has continued stationary. The
indications are that we shall have q remarkably
mild, dry and pleasant winter, much to the regret
of the numerous miners that have taken up winter
quarters in the dry-diggings.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

Bslg" The interesting communication of our fair
correspondent, IN. NJ b." will appear in our
next. We hope she will continue to furnish us ar
tcles for publication.
We have not had time to look over the commu-
nication of "A. B. c." but fear it is too lengthy
for our columns
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

KELsEY's-Since the fire of last summer, which
nearly destroyed the whole town, this fourishing
place has nearly doubled its population, and new,
neat and substantial buildings going up rapidly
The mines in its neghborhood are remarkable for
their richness, but only be worked in the rainy
season. The absence of water has hitherto serious
ly retarded its growth, but we understand that CO.
pious supply will soon be introduced and that mi
ruption Business is quite brisk and no better evil
dence of the enterprise and public spirit of its cti
can be given, than the fact that they near
ly all subscribers to the Argus. Of course we wish
them rich diggings and lots ofthe one thing need
full
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

SOME PuMPKINs'-On a single vine in the gar
den at the American House in this place, there are
taco hundred and four large sized pumpkins In the
same garden are number of carrots measuring
from "a to % inches in circumference Rather q
fruitful vine and productive garden.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-03

UNION FLAT.-The miners in this good old mi
ming region are making fair wages. No big Jumps
are found, nor any big strikes made yet the miners
are content with the certain and regular pay All
of them are making from five to six dollars day.