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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
JErrERsox, s. C. Feb,x srd, 1854.

MR.. EDITOR: Dear Sir:-Last week we
received no Ledger at this Office; this
week We received last weeks paper, and the
paper for this week has not been received,
therefore something wrong attends the Post
Offices between here and Lancaster. made
inquiry Of the mail carrier, aad he Informed
me that the papers for last week were de-
tanned at Flint Ridge p. o.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
NEW YORK C0RREsPOH DENCE

Chapter Of Acknowledgements of Cart
ridge Factory-Destructio of Sixteen
Iives-Sickening Scenes-Verdict of the
Coronei's Jury--Seven Fires in twenty
four Observation-Disclosures Sufferings {
the Houseless- Anti Douglas Meet
ing-Missouri Compromise and Old Fo-
gies-Sam Houston making Capital
Valor of the Police-Descent on Crossing,
Sweepers and News Boys-Sturtevant
still Rampant-City Parks-Quarter Day,
Extravagant Prices of Real Estate-Ho.
tel Balls-Profits Of fBonifaces-San Fran
cisco Subscription-Advance of Bread
stuils.
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From the Charleston Standard. I
Further by Asia.
New YoRK, Feb

New YoRE, Feb /.
There has been desperate battle fought
at Kalafat between the Turks and Russians.
The latter were defeated with loss ofthree
thousand killed and wounded.
The Gar has expressed his determination
to fight it out
Omar Pasha has been ordered to prosecute
with energy, his military preparations.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

James d. Blanding. Esq., Ia the Sumter
Banner ofthe 9Th inst, dselinesa nomination
as Senator from Clarsmoanf, bat announees
himself as candidate for representative
from that election DistHct.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
The Calhoun Monument.

We are glad to perceive that our PATRIOTS
ladies have taken this lngging enterprise in
hand, and surely their noble and lovely ex-
ample should prick the lazy sides of niascu-
line intent, and lead TO The speedy couple
tion OF monument at once worthy Of South
Carolina and for her noblest and best be-
loved son.
There is n simple eloqucnce in the fol.
lowing communication, which speaks to the
heart, and is an auoury of success.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

DIR. PALHER.-Rey. DR.. Palmer, Of this
town. as We learn from the Presbyterian,
has received call from the Central Presby-
terrain church in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has
gwen no encouragement TO the applicants,
though the matter is under adyisement.----
3. CaroLinian
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr. Witherspoon, offering his plantation for
sale. Having been on tho plantation du-
ring the cotton-growing season, we speak
knowingly in saying it is one of the best
cotton plantations it has ever been our
pleasure to visit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

SUPREnE CouRr.--Oar worthy Rep,esen-
iative, Hon. w. w. Boyce, wss, on motion
OF the Attorney General. admitted on the
10th inst, to practice ia tho Suprems Court
OF the United States.--B.
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Take Eotice.

1t is scarcely necessary to repeat, that
those who have been reading our paper at
our expense, for the two past years, will
be deprived of that liberty after this nun.
her
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

HUEe HERsKLs---A negro woman be.
longing TO DR.. Pasehai. as Rich Fork, In Da-
wilson county, hBsg herself On the nigat Of
the 9TH inst Her master had threatened to
sell her, and IN afs Of passlon she ran or
She was found shortly nfterwards. not Ear
from The hoase, hanging By The nseI,, and
dead.--S SaliSbary Wofckua,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08

EXCHANGE BAEK.--Jesse Drafts, Esq, was
elected on yesterday, Teller Of the above
bank, in place Of VIM. Bollinger, Esq., re-
signed-B.
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CHAPTER xI.

MsfgIr'e DisAPPoISTnKsr.- --HKR HeAErIf
iiEoifxEss visfrs rHE BLowISe-aocK.
nsAls wnH An AcciDEsH
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
IN PROBiTE--Kenosha County Court.

n the matter Of The Estate Of cHarFes jennings,
deceased.
on reading and fling The petition Of Minutla Jen.
nng- ofthc townof Bristol in the county of Kenosha
and state OF Wisconsin, representing among other
things hatC harlaa Jennings late o; The town Of Brls-
tOl Aforesaid on the 3th day OF June A. D. 1854, al
Bristol aforesaid, died intestate, leaving goods cat-
ties and estate Within this County, and that she the
said petitioner Is the widow Of said deceased; aud
praying That the administration ofsaid estate gran
TED 10 Phi&nder udson; Il is orRcred that said ne
ution be heard before the Judge Of this Court on
Monday the Gth Gay Of August ut 10 o'clock A. j. >,
at the Court House in said city and county Of Keno
sha afore aid.
And il is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased and 70 Oh per-
Interested b. publishing copy Of this order fos
three successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing,
N the nosha Te'cgraph,a weekly newspaper Pr''-
ted and published at kcnosha aforesaid, ara also ohe
insertion in The Daily orGad papel Bg he cenr',
JON b. JILSUN.
County Judge.
Dated juno 10th. 1888 $3.50 ld6L3w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FWyIIE Subscriber having been appointed Agent
Il for the Counties of Kcnosha, Racine and Mil
w&ukec, orthc sale ofpEESCOTr 4 BROTHERS,
w ~ 4 q ID T. % II s. L1SlEEANS, Sierra
Noudrc-p oCtiU.ly Invite The Public TO mn CNami-
nation oithcs-me. No instrument ofthc size ever
proiuccdin The Country combines so much melo-
dy and compass, with "musicaI sonncss,n MS these
instruments. IN many Of the Churches, they have
}aAcn tho place Of an Organ, giving the most am
pie satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted 10 be perfect IN
every respect, Otherwise no sale. They are of 4,
10. and octayCs, and range in price from &25 to
S2JH, 0ccordiugto size style finish. &c, 81.
esrlcrs semitic the Subscriber WILDE promptly
attended 10, and all communications Immediately
ans |crcd. MARY A. AVER.
kcuosha. Aur7, 1853. r8-lyl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
To1cGr aphics
Now York Markets.
New York. 81


New YoRK, 5th.
Transactions in -four only moderate.
Prices Of CON n easier. Sales 1000
blAs.. CTS a Z. - for common to straight
state; 80 q 500 for choice do; liza 8
Is for mixed to fancy Michigan and com
mon to good Ohio. Canadian selling at
7G2a8,00
Gr1ia-Good ami prime parcels Of
wheat held finer. Sales 10000 bushels
red upper lake, ,45.
CoIqi-Suppiy large and market easier.
Sales of 1000 bushels. y for damaged,
70 "A for round yellow.
OatS-Plenty and dull. So a GO for
state and western.
Pr5risioas-Porl; in request. 1925 a
1887 for mess. II 50 for prime.
Beef-Transactions at la l3 for coun-
try mess.
Lard-More plenty. Material falling
Of in demand Market easier, 9 IL 8
81.
Butter-Moderate business, 13a II for
Ohio, II 20 for State.
Chcese-Steady, 6 a Q IL.
Money Market unsettled. Sterling
quiet.
Haitian, 18th.
Steamer America, with dates from Ii
verpOol to the Goth. being one week later
arrived here this morning.
Her news will be up at o'clock.
BhLTIMoRE 9Th.
An awful accident occurred Yesterday
AZ half past ). p. ", on tho Susquchanna
railroad about miles from this city
near the relay, The excursion train from
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
sTAFsktgEATEsElIe a. 60.

Have inst received
4 HoZ. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPAIRILLA,
10 DO. PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
: Reg TAMARENES,
80 do. ENGLISH CURRANT, A superior ar
ticlc.
. boxes BRISTOL BRICK,
100 bottles best OILY I or SALAD OIL,
AN EXTRA ARTICLE OF BAY RUN,
WHITE CHALK, and WHITE RESIN,
OLD PORT WINE, for Sickness,
QUASSiAhy the uantity
BAERY'S TEICCruEROUs, for The Hair.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cure
Badness.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the Cure Of
Coughs aad Colds.
PEPSIE, for The Cure Of Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in Oil.
ILNSEED OH, warranted pure.
TANNERS 8. CURRIERS', and MEATS FOOT
OIL, for Harness & Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PAINT BRUSHES, a large assortment Of extra
quality.
sCRUBBTNC BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK r,r Securing, &C.
FLATCRfNC; TETRACTS,-LCmon, Vanilla, Al
m0nd, Peach, Ra..Ga, Rose and Orange.
YRlNGES-Netalic, Glass, Rubber, Of the best
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, fom : by ITO 24by 81, cut to
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES & sOAPs-a fine assert
mcnt.
SPERM @. LARD OIL for lamps and Machinery
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
WhnIesaIa DeDartr2ent

cfTARKIvEATUER & CO.. at the City Drug
> store, opposite the Post Office take this meth
cd 10 lctthe public know OF their Whereabouts, and
what they have 50 sell.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07

Dried Peaches ana Apples,
EVNE SALE&t
EN may-o SCOTT & CO.'S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
BEARER THAN EVER

TnyO our hearts, arc the Dnguerreotypes of NJ
81 Kindred and friends, who, having chccrcd VA
by their presence and rendered us happy by their
smiles, are by force of circumstances called from our
sides to dwell IN other chimes, and glnddcn other
hearts and dtarrr still, are these mcmCHtos when
ourlovcd oncsare gone to that bourne from whence
no traveller rcturns'
''Sccurc the shadow ere the substance fades"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
SCEEyE9EpT a. WEST,
pictures for tE,o Million!

n thC Old rooms q IT. I. WCst tNOnsIOn ITonst
EujmiugsA are now prepared TO eXhibilto the In
lpbitau;sot kcnoshu and yicinity,ihc perfection O
DaguCrreolypiug.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07

EARhEGhS,
Tissues, Silks, Muslins, &C., c., wouldn't there bca
rush for PTNAI.%' BLOCK
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
CROW BAR.

"TuE UNSEEN BUT ACTIVE ISSUE The remarks
made bv the Richmond Enquirer on the recent elec
tions in this State, indicate the views held else
where in regard to the divisions of the California
Democracy. These comments the Enquirer de-
serve the careful attention of the people.
We here have distinctly from the Gwin section
of the party that unseen but active issue between
these factions is whether the Southern portion OF
California slall be organized into seperate State
with constitution recognizing and establishing sla-
very" Them again, we are told 'the recent success
of the Gwn party promises satisfactory solution of
this problem" Here we have it from the lips of a
leader in the ultra Southern party, that Senator
Gwin and his adherents aim at the establishment
of a slave State in Southern California.
This is another instance of the facility with
which the Senatorial Janus looks with his face tur.
ned towards both sides of the question In 1840
Dr.. Gwin leaves louisiana because he wants to Get
beyond the influence of slave institutions He comes
to California because it was bound to be q free
State. He goes into the Convention Of Monterey
and supports the clause in the constitution which
excludes slavery from California. And now he be-
comes the head of the party which, whilst ordina-
ry attached to his fortunes is really controlled by
Hammond, Peachy and lnge." By what legcrde-
main has the antislavery man Of 1919 been conver-
ted into the slavery propogandist of 1854 What
new form will this political Proteus next assume? Z?
Will the next moon furnish us with new phase of
the honorable senators opinions ABOUT MORMON
ism
Several times the people of California have been
warned of the evil purposes for which the Gwin dy
nasty desire to obtain supremacy over the Demo-
cratic party Of this State. Several times have they
been told that the division Of the State for sinister
ends was the ultimate and long cherished object of
the cabal which now assumes to sway the destinies
of the Democracy. But these warnings have been
for the most part unheeded. 1t has been stoutly
asserted that there was conspiracy against the
constitution-that there was effort to divide the
State What, however, can be said to the open de-
claration now made by those evidently friendly to
the undertaking!
Men at distance often see better than those
near, the tendency Of political affairs The
language in which the Enqujrer's article ia couch
ed indicates that it is not careless observer Of
California parties. The issue is unseen but it is
active Can any words more accurately describe
the true disposition of parties The clearness of
the language proves the clearness of the editors
ideas and his bodness and frankness may open
the eyes Of the people of California to the real is
sues of the Democracy. If the Democratic party
of this State be wise it will 10 longer turn deaf
ear to the voices which warn them of danger. Ere
it be too late, let them view the precpice towards
which designing men are attempting to lead them.
State Journal
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

sheets in the wind, and although there was not a
morsel of food in the house, insisted upon having
knife fork and plate placed on the table before him.
telling his hoart-broken wife, that he must go
through the 'motions."
The man in the story was a Muggins. Now
work this out by the rule of three thus as man,
is to muggins, (new drink so is Muggins, to
the answer--A Mpggins submitted this mathe-
matical problem to the Major, and he says am IL
Muggins, and he is not at all surprised that was
beaten in the race for constable.
CROW RAR
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

A CALIFORNIA CANE. Yesterday in passing by
the jewelry store of J w. Seeey, on Main 81 we
stepped in, to look at a genuine California cane,
just completed by Mr.. Seeley for Mr.. Tallman of
this town The stick is oak, and from the head
block of the Suffer Mill, of fine polish, mounted
with octagon head of gold, beautifully engraved
with heavy scroll work, and weighing nearly six
ounces. sin the tops piece Of godbearing quartz,
highly polished, and around this is engraved in
Roman and Italic, ITO Joseph Lee, of New York,
from B. Tallman, of California" Opening the top,
snuff box is disclosed, on the cover of which, is
an accurate, and the best engraving of Suffers
Mill we have ever seen.
AS work of skill, it will be difficult to equal,
and token of regard, it is the best and neatest
We have yet seen, in the way of canes.
Our readers see this cane at the Jewelry Store
of J. w. Sealey, to-day.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Accommodation Stage Line.
FROM
Diamond Springs to GEORGETOWN.

VpvE subscriber, having extended his line to Diamond
Fl Springs, will four horse Coach daily between
the above Places via ohntown Coloma Cold Springs and
Mud Springs-leavng Georgetown at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
and arriving at Diamond at ii. Returning, will leave
Diamond at IL NJ Arriving at Georgetown at 5 P. NJ.
OFFcEs-Georgeown, at the Georgetown Hotel, Da-
mond Springs, at the Howard House.
Having line of Stages for the past two years, be-
tween Georgetown and Coloma the undersigned feels
fdent that in extending this line to Diamond he can offer
such accommodations to merit the patronage Of the
public.
in connection with the above passengers be forward
ed by A TRAIN OF SADDLE ANIMALS, to TOdd's
ROBERT ELLIS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

Political LITERATURE.--A friend from the in
terror remarked the other day that Judge Bronsons
letter on the temperance question took exactly the
proper ground. Said he-"Bronson goes in for
good liquor, Seymour for poor liquor and Clark for
no liquor at all. On the good liquor platform we
are sure to win n,,-Argus
1t is pretty much so. Seymour stands on low
whiskey platform, made of Nebraska panks on
which no decent man would wet his whistle-Jour.
nal.
We bet on Bronson who bets on Seymour!
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

A DELIGHTFuL SPoT:--At an agricultural meet
in northern New York. the orator of the occasion
describes delightful spot in his native town, and
relates his expcriance therein, after the fashion,
following:
'Some three or four years since the field to which
you are referred was low, wet, black ash swamp,
covered with water for considerable portion of the
year. A perfect specimen of unfinished creation,
The place could not possibly have been more dis
tinctly marked in my memory, had it been the the
atre of sanguinary bate, and had been the
most remarkable hero of the occasion. | was en-
gagged about the time alluded to in drawing rails
from the swamp which had been purchased of the
proprietor which rendered. me quite familiar with
its character. At that time it was unsafe for any
animal to penetrate unless it should be one of the
amphibious class. This no observer of nv manoeu-
vers could have doubted, for sometimes my oxen
were above and sometimes below low-water mark
and to use the sailor phrase, not unfrequently the
starboard OK on the larboard side, badly
tangled in the cable, and both foundered in the
mud" ...--....
However by skful engineering l succeeded
without suffering serious damage in getting out Of
this mighty reservoir of creeping things; conclu-
ding that it would continue perhaps fit place for
frogs and turtles up to the end of time.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Volcano Mt. Quartz Mining Co.

vu1HE Stockholders in said Co., hereby notified that
n the regular meeting of the Company will be bol-
den at the Vein the first Monday in January next at
mnst he maid or the rules Of tbe COMPANY will he
enforced. E. A. HILLS, Prest
Nov. IS. 1854. 43
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
gB Byron says
gs- Byron says
''This is the way physicians mend or end us,
iSecundem aitem-but although we sneer
In health-when sick, we call them to attend us

Secuudem a,tem-bu although we sneer
In health-when sick, call them to attend us,
Without the least propensity to jeer."
The above brings to mind the best medicine ever
used and it is not be prescribed by physician.
We alude to DIR. Guysot's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparla, which is proving to be of the
POI uar and valuable medicines now in use and un-
doubleday it can be called the most pure preparation of
Sarsaparila ever offered to the public Dr. Guysott being
regular practising physician of great talent has gained
himself much merit by chemically combining the Shaker
prepared elbow Dock ald the Red Honduras Sarsapa
ra, which the inv ,luabe agents. of which the Lab
oraory of Dr. Guysot has given the virtues of these
roots in their perfection We believe his preparation
ain all the restorative properties of the ROOTS combined
and concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments made in the manufacture of this med
seine, until it found that it could be further i'm
proved Accordingly find it resored to almost univer
sally in complaints for general postraton fa the vital
and all those tormentg diseases ofthe skin try
ing to the patience, and so Injurious to health.
Purchasers ought be careful ask for and take mono
but ''Dr. Guysos Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sar apallla All others. in comparison worthless
For sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the State
PARK WHITE Sole Agents. to whom all orders must be
addressed. No 81 Merchant street, 3D. door above Mont
gonery. I'm.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

Hon. JOHN CoNNEss.--Ths gentleman return
ed to this State on the John L. Stephens, with
his family. Mr.. Conness has been for the last two
years a member Of the Legislature and no man
was more feared by thicving log-rollers than him
We are glad to welcome him on his return.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
Information Wanted

HhF WILLIAM c. HECKLE, who left Fort Smith, Ar
~ kansas, about the 18th of April 1854, with James
Sparks to go Stockton. He is Sadder by trade Any
information of him would be gratefully acknowledged by
his distressed mother Sarah f. Heckle VINO now resides
at Elisabethtown, in this State.
w San Francisco, Sacramento, Stockton, and noun
tain papers, will obge distressed lady by copying the
above.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

FOREIGN CoIN.--The knife has been applied to
foreign silver and franc pieces cut from twenty five
cents down to twenty cents, and other foreign sill
yer coins in proportion. This reformation has been
effected by resolution and concert Of action on the
part of the principle bankers of San Francisco
The country at large will loose by this operation
about $25OO0O, the nice little profit on the mpor-
tation of this COIN having long since found safe
resting place in the pockets of few enterprsing
gentlemen. The reform was needed and no better
time than the present for efectng the reformation.
The foreign gold coins will next receive attention
Here is an opportunity for making handsome
speculation indeed the speculation is already made
The community having had dig under the
NTH RIB will do we'll to profit by their experience
and deal hereafter in coin at its true value
lhe very next thing now to be done, is to ship all
tins deprecated coin out of the cities and quietly
slip 1t OFT among miners. This opperation will
certainly be tried, therefore the true course now is
to strike at the loot of the evil and refuse every
description of foreign coin altogether. t..
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

Quick WoRK.--A chap down at the Bay has in
vented pill to cure the fever and ague in fifteen
minutes and advertses it in the IoaUn Talk. This
doctor had better settle in the vicinity of a huge
swamp.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

CHRISTMAS BALL We would announce to all
fashionable entertainment, that Mr. & Mrs. Hill
intend giving another of their highly interesting
Ballsat the Monroe House, Gold Hllon next Christ
mas evening MIR. and Mrs. Hill will doubtless
have large and brilliant company in attendance
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
DJANAGERS:

DJANAGERS:
LYMAN CLARK n. g. HARRY YOUNG,
Pacerville. Cold Springs
A. H. HAwLEY, p. G., CHARLES L. SMITH,
Diamond Springs. Magnolia Ranch.
THOMAS j. ORGAN =. G., E. G. SoUTHwoRTH,
Mud Springs. Georgetown
Mr. LAMENT, P. G., j. NJ. SMITH,.
Uniontown. Johntown.
Mr.. Prrs, P. G., JAMES STILL,
Granite Creek. Mosquito Canon.
JOHN RoDAFALD r. S. V. G. II. RICHARDSON, L. S. Y. c.
Cooma. Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
DANIEL HARMON, R. S. N. G. JOHN FRANCE, I. c.
2. g. Fox, Secretary.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
FLOOR MANAGERS:

FLOOR MANAGERS:
NJ. HYNEMAN, D. D. G. NJ,
j. G. BRowN, N G., +. HOPKINS, p. G.,
Coloma. Morning Star.
NJ. X. SHEARER, N. G., T. CHAMBERLAIN, N. G.,
Diamond Springs. Aurum-
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

HARDWARE SToRE-The attention of the reader
is invited to the advertisement of ]. c. Brown in
another column. At his store almost everything
can be found good as the best and cheap as the
cheapest. Call and see
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

We are indebted to Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.,
for exchanges from Oregon to San Diego and for
European, Atlantic aud Australian papers.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09
ODD FELLOWS BALL.

Tile pleasure Of yOr company is respectfully solicited
at a Ball to be gieen By
Culoma goage, y|o. 81, y. O. Of @. f.,
At the Sierra Nevada Hotel, Coloma, Monday
C., onihg, january 1, 1855.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

80 ALTITUDE OF PLACES IN Ell DoRApo.--We are
indebted to Dr. Trask, State Geologst for the fol-
lowing attitudes above tide level, Of places in this
couptv oconrto;nad u, bo
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

If you want the good things of this life step into
the refrcshment and confectionery Saloon of MIR
L. Davis, on Main st. In his newly furnished ap-
partments you will find the liquids the sweets, and
substantials everything required for the inner
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-09

ZELNERs.-At Zeners Store may be found a
varied assortment of fancy articles for the toilet,
perfumery in bottles of any size and style desired,
and everything else usually found in a first class
establishment. See Zelners advertisement ia an
other column