Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

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Notes ON Desert Life, Of me Rollfe e
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nis 0faS' mas ,Oimeu aroana 'ne NOUNS o'
'0 springs - sne Snaps ~ 'OneS, ifon 'ne M
apeAes q ~hicn 'ne Wa1er IS 'nrown ou'
WIN . Missing SOUND. Ihe ground' iof
sumo o,s'ance alounu. .ecnoea each s.ep aa
we walked over ' ~ as y shere was . suD'er'
ranean vaul' Deneasn' on Tue Wnoie 'ness
springs were .ne grea'ess cuiiosl''eS VIC hao
me. wl'n On 'ne lOa's'
july ioTH.-Inls morning we resumed
our Journey az seven O'CLOCK ana advancing
lew miles 70 .ne nor.n-Wes' reacnea
smail creek .nas neaoea IN 'he mountains ''
'le nor'n. 1'oss'ns inns sNeam' We iea'n,
~ spienu'u giose " 0eua' - cn ".''
P.s0neu nurioct = wy maus, lluaD''s1 ~
iehOA l'A', anu humans. nansns =" eoa,'e
" 'ne sou.n. Wes' We ueseenuvu 'i'e si.oA
~ r;.ht h.nd ro.d Io.d;no - Fort Hal, -
lTha ro.d 2 M = .ho lef, vo. Known 70 The ero;.
ar.n,s,as Mrs,s, s,,t.oF wob.,tsd = shor,
time = a tbe ~. = n III road q taEa soue Wa.
lter aboard o,,r wagons as yve were abont i
cross the nla;n n tbe mountains Of the north,
distance ~ twelve r,;lss Tho n,o;r 81
lforded an abundance ~ e,ood grass and Wa.
crown IN MANY nlaces = with wild saoe and
wild flax but was entirely destitute Of water
Ion yeacb;no tba mountains ve entered .
narrow valley. between twoverv lofty moun.
tains. and assembled Il one mile. when we
commenced ia ascend tho mountains An
hours travel brought us to their SUBMITS,
lfrom which we had delightful view Of the
surrounding country. The sides of the
mountains around us were covered with
Iduakinp.asp and cedar trees. The summits
Of the highest mountains to the north were
covered with snow
W. b.,tod !, tho ton 90 .hs.o r,o,nt.;o.
le.s . moa,ant - on;an .ho '..onor, .nd
.sa,, ~ ,.a.s;- das.anasd - s ~ tho w.,lor hs,ow
nn r.ssh;ns. M t,s ale, 80 wh;oh I ogordsd an
ohund.n.a q o,r..s - ritohad onr tento for
~ 80. -. =, ~ honl. 80 =
u ..o.., nas .a.'o III S.o,a A..
'..N'- $50 80. ~ ., NJ s w
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LIN ". wats- NO. throrr ont Al.o
80. az. ,,oro . n,,r,lsr of ,v;,,o :, -,
Inhabited by Indians Of the Snake tribe. and
few French traders. f,
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W. 'co,nn,er.ad 81, ;ournav tb;s n,o,r.
;ro !. ~ o,clost .nd tr,sel;rc Eve 80,
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