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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
Yrrm the Louisville Journal.
TIE SNOW.

There Ia = moral IN the snow, the falling
snow, coming, in angel purity from heaven, to
ways and finally to be dissolved into a sight.
less mass with garbage and slush. Who has
paraphrased this moral so charmingly! We
find the following floating about the sea Of
newspaperdom, and, though its mournfu ca.
dences fall upon our ear like the strains Of "ell
remembered music, we cannot recall the au-
thor 5 name. II Is worthy of Hood or Lamb,
but is now waif waiting to be reclaimed
Read it, dear friends. and again thank God
that you are not reckless, hopeless, homeless.
desOiate; wandering on the earth when the
Frost King rules its destinieS with his terrible
scePtre, hoping and yet not daring to die. d.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
Grandmother's Death.

How fast time is Fastening us on. Grand.
mother is dead. She was sitting one evening
in her easy chair by the fireplace, and told US
a long beautiful story We were all clustering
around at her feet, attentvcly listening
When her story was finished, grandmother
said that she was tired, and leaned her head
back on the cushion to rest little while we
could hear her brcathc-She was sleeping
We all kept very quiet, VIC did not want to
disturb her it was silent in the room and pres.
entity grew more so. looked up and grand
mothers face was full Of bliss and peace; it
was as if sunbeam had lightened up her feat
ures She Smilcd-so Sweetly--again, and
then-grandmothc was dead
She was laid in the black coffin, wrapped
in white linen; but still she was very beaut.
fnl, and though her dear eyes were shut, each
wrinkle from her face was gone, and n smile
still lowered around her mouth. Her hair was
silver white and looked so venerable; one
was not afraid to look at her, because it was
our dear, true hearted grandmother still. The
hvsnn book was put beneath her head in the
ooiFin-it was her wish, and then-grand-
mother was buried
The grave was near the church wall, and
they planted rose tree on il, and it blossomcd
and doomed all over with the finest of roses
and the nightingale sang above the flower
and the grave. From the old-fashioned organ
in the church sounded the solemn strains Of
chorals and anthems, and through the open
windows came floating the voices Of the pco-
pie as they were singing the same beautiful
psalms and hymns that were in the old book
under the head of the dead. The moon Shone
upon the grave and the white toomb.stoncs
around. but we were not afraid, and late at
night we would oft times 90 there and gather
roses from the church.yard wall.
The earth is heaped over the coffin now, and
earth is in the coffin. The leaves Of the hymn
hook have crumbled into dust. Butabove the
grave fresh roses are blooming, the nightingalrs
Is singing, and the organ sounding; above lives
she remembrance of the good old grandmother,
with her mild, ever young eyes. Eyes never
die
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
THAT WASN'T THERE.

Yon may brag Of your under and upper dogs,
As long AS they bark or bite.
And commend the caution Of outside dogs,
That hover around the fight
But the luckiest dog, l am bound to swear,
Was the little lame pup that wasn't there.
The noise Of the yelling he hears from afar,
And wishes he might go in;'
But signs us he bures his nose in the straw,
Knowing he couldn't VIM
For little lame pups are always outlawcd,
And 10 such sort of fights get terribly chawed u
His straw is clean, and his kennel is warm,
And the sun is in front Of the door;
lie has gnawed on the incest chicken bones,
Till naught can he gnaw any more;
Yet haven't a doubt that the pup, if he might.
Would Immediately mix in the murderous fight.
And lucky II Is for that small dog
That perforce he cannot mix
In the melee of yells. and banks, and bites,
And chokes. and Stones and kicks;
He saves his honor, and saves his hide.
Which be wouldn't do if he wasn't tied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

Watty Morrison, Scottish Clergyman, was
a man of great wit and humor On one occa.
sion he entreated an officer at Fort George to
pipdon poor fellow that was sent to the hal
htrts The officer offered to grant his request
if(he would in return grant him the first favor
he would ask. Mr.. Morrison agreed to this,
and the officer Immediately demanded that GER
emony of baptism should be performed on a
puppy. The clergyman agreed to it., and a
party of many gentlemen assembled to witness
the novel baptism. MIR Morrison desired the
officer to hold up the dog, as was necessary in
the baptism of children, and said,
"AS am a minister of the Church Of Scot
land, must proceed according to the ceremo
MES Of the Church"
Certainly" said the major, ~ expect all
the ceremony"
"Well, then, major, begin by the usual
questionable you acknowledge yourself the
father Of this puppy"
A perfect roar Of laughter burst from the
crowd, and the major threw the candidate for
baptism away.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

A bachelor friend Of ours was rather taken
aback day or two since as follows:
Picking up the New York Ledger, he ex'
claimed upon seeing wood-cut representing
n man kneeling at the feet Of woman, be
fore would ever kneel to q woman, would
sncircle my neck with . rope and stretch it, "
And then turning to young lady whose wit
is sometimes as sharp as needle. he inquired,
do you not think it would be best that
should do sol"
UT undoubtedly would be best for the wo-
man." was the quiet rejOinder. lie collapsed
At once
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
NJ'rION,

We caution ali persons from buying row avkrrs
and Peddlers, who prrrrh IL hive trees from NS-y
with vouchers rcm us Ri would Hlt>r al in sr;,
their orders direct 10 through .i or;L! aC"r;>
when they will br n get Trees their al"'
Trees ordered from N" Nursery, will y" packed viii H."
creates, and will u" IN much better crr Ter plat
than tree luc exposed fNr sale IN hauinc tl"r hnG'
through the country Persons planting oH Orchards .Ht
not he careful in Thuti hn' the hts; varieties
ot Fruit. Early planting when rrnccaIc, par;i t'L y
recommended
Catalogues containing f descriptions ~ sorO AND
prices sent free to all arlran~ Al orders mast e
co,rpanird with the cash 10 receive attention,
Address \. T. SMITH,
~, J street. Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

PROFANITY IN TIE PrLPIr-Sevcral years
since, on a warm Sabbath morning, while the
Rev DR.. b. of well known fishing town
in Massachusetts,, was holding forth, tame
CROW, which had been taught to utter one cx.
preston only and n wicked one, flew into the
church and alighting on the pulpit, salutcd the
minister WITH "damn ye!" whcrcupon the
frightened MS well as horror-strickcn parSon
drew off and gave 1.-THE gentleman in black"
a windcr that sent him to the floor. Nothing
dauntrd by this, however, the crow was soon
on his pegs, and looking up to the reverend
gentleman. repeated his salutation with such
an emphasis that he took to his heels, and, to.
gcther with his congregation, who were as
much fri .htcned as their minister, Scampcrctl
from the sacred editce in double quick time.
One little woman, whose scat was IN corner,
did not see fit to follow the example Of the
shepherd or his flock, but firmly kept her posi-
ton; upon seeing 0s' =, the crow advanced to
her, again giving v,nt ~ his favorite express
SION The old woNa', noE: a little aStoni>hcd
at this imprudence, md evidently taking him
for an evil spirit in reform of a bird, yelled
forth Mt him:
what do YOU damn me for? don't be.
long to tins church,"
And giving him wipe with her umbrella.
she cleared the coast, leaving the church in
silence to the crow.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

The almost miraculous that has been effected In nv
prompts to mpart to those Of my fellow creature
who may he suffering from like affection, the source ~ re-
lief with short des cripon Of my Several years
ago, health heHHn Ia fail was attacked by general
weakness and debility, which reduced to the mere
shadow Of my former self Al that stage sought medical
assistance and expended large amounts hut without the
least beneficial result. That fell destroyer Consumption
had already seSed upon my vAls, was daily drawing
closer the tomb my physicians held no hope Of re-
coveTy my strength had wasted and was In state Of
almost utter prosrRton Informed BY my phy scians
that they could do nothing for except to smooth my
path to the grave, when fortunately, applied to DR.
l.. J. CIapkay and am now we'll and perfectly sound
II 10 difficult for me express the emotions Of deep
est gratitude experience when reAilnK the measura
bic service have received at the hands Of Dr. CSApk
aud feel rejoiced that lie At least my power to tender
this feeble recognition Of his great skill and capacity To
the afflicted would say do not despair for whatever
be the nature OF your case confident that you will
hnd relief by applying to DR.. l.. J CHApkAy
There 10 balm In Gead and there Ia physician there
ILSl HENRY WRESTLING
Subscribed and to before this 18th day Of 0c-
tober A. D. lSsa City and County Of San Francisco, In
the State Of California
isl FL, TMBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned IL personally acquitted with Henry
wesang and knows that the circumstances related In the
foregoing certificate true. lie Henry WessllnR
during hH Illness and bears EuH testimony &C The IHcS
tI@f RorrHHrrN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

Without woman, man would be rude, gross
and solitary, add ignorant Of grace, which is
only the smile Of love. Woman hangs about
him the flowers Of life, like those woodland
parasites which decorate the trunks of the oaks
with their balmy garlands.
Anger your friend, and you will be surpris-
al to end what . villain YOU are even in his
estimation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
0nca I Wa PurA.

Oh the snow, the beautiful snow
Filling the sky and earth below;
Over the house tops over the street,
Over the heads Of the people you meet,
Dancing.
Flirting.
Swimming along.
Beautiful snow II can do nothing wrong;
FLYING tn kiss fuir lady 5 check,
Clinging To lips in a frnlicsome freak
Beautiful snow, from the heaven above
Pure Is 40 angel, gentle as love
Oh the snow, the beautiful snow,
How the fakes gather and laugh AZ they g
Whirling about in Its maddening fun,
1t plays in Its glee With every QUE,
Laughing.
Hurryung BY,
II lights up tho face and it sparkles the ere
And even the dogs. with bark and II bound,
snap at the CRYSTALS that eddy around,
The town is alive, and its heart in glow,
To welcoming Of beautiful snow
How the wild crowd goes swnying along
liuiling each other with humnr and song.
How the gay sledges like mcieors. flash by,
Bright for moment, then lost TO the eye;
Ringing,
Swinging
Ddshing tbcy ~,
Over the crust If the beautiful snow.
Snow pure when it falls from the skv,
To be trampled The mud bv the crow d rushing nv;
To be tramplcd and tracked by the thousands f feet
AI' u UIcuub WIN tDe uIIu IN Iuc HOrrtUiC btrctt
- Once was as pure as the snow-bnt ! fell .---
Fell like the snow flakes from heaven tn hell;
Fell To be tramplpd filth II the street;
bell to be scoticd, to beaspit on and beat;
Pleading.
Cursng.
prcading to die.
Selling my soul to whoever would huy,
Dealing in shame for morsel Of bread
Mating the living and fearing tho dead;
Nercfu God have fallen So low?
And vet vas ouce like the beautiful snow.
Once was fair as the beautiful SNOW,
With an eye like its crystal, heart like IFS glow
Once was loved for nv innocent grace
Flattered and sought for the charms VI NJ, face
Father,
Another,
Sisters ALL
Tod, ana myself | have lost by nv fall
The veriekt wretch that goes ShverinH w.
Will take a wide sweep, lest wander too nigh
For all that il NJ, t'r nbrrc me-, tknuw,
There is nothing that's pure as the beautiful snow.
How strange it should be that this beautiful snow
Should fall on sinner with nowhere to go
How strange II should be, when the night comcs
Hgnfn,
II the and the ice struck my desperate brain,
Painting.
Freezing.
Dying alone.
Too wicked for prayer too weak for moan
To be heard in the crazy town.
Gone mad IN the joy oC the SNOW coming down,
To lie and TO die in my terrible woe
With bed and shroud Of the beautiful snow.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

C"n-i,t 'ng NJ Ilr'. Maple, Linden. Aintns, ca ,'ra
I.ahirnun. ioidcn CHANT. We. ny asd C,r',d l-a
Ni'low. Tuhr l,r'.si. g. A'~u tie. Evergreen Al.
hnr VIA very ornamental for PuNi or Private t;toli,
Avenues and Cemeteries, Al 81 fire grow and large
siIS i"r planting "'t ~, COMING season.
Our stock taucl4s Io.rS. and an endless 4
Green H,r-" Plants. arGSYtv Ggr AID irrc". The
CaIn.l'a. hav, 'ir.d hloo,p.rC IT,, o. t. ' ri
varieties and ,o'orS, and vii continue through the W;.r
and Sur;Dc moa.hs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

Battle-Ground ~ an A,rr>' d,sjrr. : ~, YEAR
wish /" lay l"''t" thr lhl' ra>r ,ch 4, rry,s
hgh r"uiIr ndnt"t, not ""N ~ At II Nl,;.'it ,A
hut J huiGAudN, Al,n Ah.ut tWu dso, tt.,.
ant from causes unknown t. srI,d wi'l f. i
tp,psN, which, 80 INl ~ tho
consequent upon thorough m'd,, Al trta'put and the
announcement wlhth net IN "' aciuiurV It ,oun
became such tlS was Hen led Ia h,!irvcl To- de-, tie
skill ~ ply.',An va. tIrVW nty, Whit, "a i,, At ~
my calling, thrown down Ia the Irnuid without II, ,h;.
warning, aud alth"ugh iuscn,h tu the asnt.s vet
hcsmsvd the msctcs 81 my lie ant vAtrl To- ,uk
those who would undvr assistance H., l,,r me
from danger en- mites Who sought t. proou" is,rt
ufy CN,s,rhCr, While IN his state and haN1 IRE r n,
To my ailct,hn tasted uc Apvts c ", more va,
induced to attempt seeking ailo! py,.can and hy re.
communication called on nr l.. j. CLapkay. | told h,m
my and my inability To reward hia Tor III.
services rtgarl'ss rt which, low,vrr hr At once under.
took my case, aud with the hrs,iug IT God was enc,
restored t" perfect health. Unable reward hun Ter
the h,rn which enjoy At preSentaud yet cou>cuu, Of
Indebtedness consider it due tr myself and To- Al
afflicted To make the public in order that thnsr IN
need ot medical advice may find ply stiHn whom ev.
cry confd, nee be placed,
H.. :. MEYER YAHIONSKY
State Of California County Of san Francisco sub.
scrh,d and to before this l>t day IT August
A. u, lNR. GILBERT 4. GRANT.
H.. 5 Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
TIE GredfrAt Dis orerJ ~ ne irs--Tr,r, R,,,,,.,
MiHiind- I"rrc,t,f. at Iihtf "


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Ut" d''aN,s. hhi an ut.uiiH,std r,urdy fr all y t,
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n""us frlu"os Aut its ass For sale At ~ l. J o.,
haA ON ~ t''rn'" -, "'"W Montgomery opru>i,
Pacific " ~ Si"a'si p Co. office A. in, nr,t,.,, ., =
preventive va at smUl 10Y, NJ L. J tI,,. ., =,
ft"Idd Ar'Hn rieNttt ~ HvN'h't y lu'tr and t.,
thrh 'ri."-. llitmirs~ N IT, ~ poS-, m,
"' CHEMICALLY d''troyrg n" ~NI'1rir Niius and
-aNtr Thousands rl drlHu 'r,. ,In h,trs ~ E.,,,i
th' rH't l"Hil- ~ AL 49, Let To ,.ur. , -
N" allf',i'. y "a. hc eat ~ CItpkay'. ri ~ ~
f'Nil u - III WY ''h\' hl'ut I'm Aa..s and u d T..
,t''nd r"'N "n" :" u'" ''rg used "a rit. a.
pa 'Ae Al IN IT, tEilA~N r., a. t'r VI. :. ,uI d.
ch / 'tUl'', ''riu'ut" - b. N,o is,u,rv ot,,o.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

Al very low hEure and expect to give entire satisfaction
both as regards quality and price Come and judge for
yourselves Goods delivered free Of charge.
BURNS / MCBRIDE,
Ta.a7I'. arA Pt'Ril e. e~eYe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

PrOctised pckpOckets and true philosophers
take thnpr cay
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
SheriH'S Sale.

10y NrtnS"f Sn c>'cu;l,n issued rnt - The C,rrh',
] office .af the Hon. District Cnut ,fthe Er,rn,,. Ju
GItla bl,ttict, and i"r a. Dorado CvuuN on rudy
mCnt rendered or tn" 10th d.N # January, A. H. $50
IN favor VI l.. Ferguson, and dgaln> {, T. WaA,t,.
fnT The of sixteen hundred aud >lNtN seven - si
duliArs. With interest thereon 'hr rate If two ~
cent. per month frum tn said l6tu day uC January, \
u. lNh, together with the sum uf cue hundred -,I
seventy tw0A lon dollars, costs II suit, and acrtul,
costs have lclird upn aud will cNpo>v to puHc All
at tht '"mi House d'"r N the city of flAccrll,
ON the 18th day Of February =. u. 1880.
At one O'Clock ?. ". all the night title interest art
claim "fthc aid E, n, Wakefield Of IN Anl L. the f.,
LOWING desc ihrd property, lNing ard being in Grv,.
town To" nshiP Dorado county and state CahtuA
wit; That certain piece cf ground situated ~
village ot Garden Valley the south aide OF the ma,
street and bounded fUWs On the EaSl by the prOr
erty owned by Lewis BUyAtte, On the south hN John
town Greek, on the West by vacant ground aud thu
North by the Main street. also, the building and IN,
pToVCments thereon. said property 10 kunNu - that
recently occupied by c. Wakefield as butcher Shcr.
Also, that certain piece Of ground situated ~ the
village of Garden Valley, Aut three AandAed yards in
noTtherly direction irOm the dN ching house Of L u.
Wakefield together with the coral and house.
and improvements thereon, property IL know a.
Wakeheld's coral and slaughter house.
SHERIFF. once, PAeerVille January 18th, A. y. 1880
W. J, HCRMELl,
Sheriff OF FL Dorado County, California,
tWl by fREnnAIck BAkBR, Deputy,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

SpermNtOrrhUR, or Local weakness Ncrvcn. ~.
hility low apIs, lr-.iud" weakness - Ia" i, and M
ind, ,l".iun nth incNiihty Ter study and Ialpr ,,
br>s uf ApIr"rtsi"n, los - memory, >tn Il, -,
love of solitude. udty, ~ -'tusi. lz1iir,, b,nJ
involuntary dis, hng"s, Nn' N the sud-, an, e., n al -
eyes. nmplcs IN TIE Act, 'CNull d u.r ,tG,r,,,, o.,
r"n, cured without f lN tie yr.ty cvl.hl I'D ~
strjau ard surgeon, l. y tINrKN, liz method ~ -
disease l. new Auh tNAN"NN 10 UIntEs, u, ,,,
great Al consultations, by letter or M.
bee Aldrr'', L. i ti"Pk"y " n. san Ftal.rr.,,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
Dr.L. J. CZAPKAY'S

Ofru diseases. The great fret rau'c
SpIing, iInm neglect ~ NatuIv'r laws.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11
ON the alh day Of FcbruarY =. d. Ison.
Dissolution of lCopartnership

FiiE eoparneruhp heretofore existing between NJ Cohn
Il and H. RAdgeAhy, under the firm Of u, Cohn Co.
this day dissolved ~ mutual consent
All moneys duo the hate arm must be paid to u Rade~S
Ky, Who Aone authorised to receipt for them, lie vii
also pay eli de6As contracted by the late Arm.
NORRIS COIN,
HENRY RApGkSKi.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

~ REMEMBER rilr rLACr.

Cor Montgomery ard Sr'Nr-rt" ~. san FrAu,>cc Cal
ErIn,h ua'rrA I 'n'i r,ut and -, Sacramento.
; 3n
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

lying alone,
Too wicked for prayer. too weak for moan
To be heard in the crazy town.
Gone mad IN the joy of the snow coming down,
To lie and TO die in my terrible woe
With bed and q shrOud Of the beautiful snow
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-11

Gcnuinc Patont AmbrotYncs

tr Mr,o,r'rtr,'h S'a!ng Amhrc'!igs I-l,i CONT
to ~" ~ T,u .;> ;hr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
LcoAaUSIcArKpel
s,MARTHA" AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Ed. Grescent-on Saturday evening this delight
full opera Of Fiotow gave the beautiful and accom-
plished Mile st. Urban, as Lady Henrietta, a good
opportunity to show her best qualities; OF which
occasion she took advantage, and must not only
compliment her upon correctness of role and me-
thSd, but also for the unusual animation and life
she threw into several scenes, (Which good point
hope she will continue) as 1t has been general
complaint that she did not give the action and
vim so necessary to the well Of the
dramatic parts, but on this occasion she combined
everything to make it a perfect success.
Mile Feitlinger, as Nancy rendered the part
with her usual degree Of correctness. The ovation
which she received few nights ago at her benefit
was well deserved, and proper testimonial of the
appreciation of her friends.
Genebrel, AZ Pl,takett, and Ecarlat, as Lyoael
fully substantiated their already wellearned repu
tations.
The quartette, in first scene Of second act, was
gem of harmony; and also, the duct, between
Mile St. Urban and Ecarlat; in fact, the operi
abounds in sweet airs, prominent among them tbs
well-known melody Of The Last Rose Of Sum
mer,' which is introduced in several scenes. The
chorus and orchestral Accomplishments were per
feet.
Those who have not yet seen it, should not fail tt
do 80 at first opportunity Nux.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

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SssS a. Ssss
SaIa1 nss5s s' Essnp As M
Tssrfe III a VI T asass
Tkemas j. Ala eaTtsE Sap Pelham y, Ts1 Beatty
s SS5a tss FeH 81 EseS.
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Tsss R5 R as hsS s9@ 1sas @ rvs
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psS o5 Ps sa ba SsT RssssH b.J
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Ssh stP a.. io xx 5sI
It Saunders Mobile Henderson ana family. Dunn Miss
Remps asS pssy
9anEsR Rsa sa ea'ss sna eR VIM
ss:sIF & Sssss ssstss5 5sssss
9aas ss e ni Fush Tss Ss
Bowman lady Mississippi; Mrs Ason Mississippi;
| Lewis, Mississippi.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL-J Staples, ] witkowski, B eohn
MI Solomon yiguere 4 L Cole aud lady; Miss Chopper
daughter aarnaii La; Burdash, A Haseymeyer Mis-
| NJ Haveymer, j March, n Y; W Davis Va; Andrew
/ NJ Rrysn r r Adams, Foster s Drakeford, Ala;
Renwck, Ga W stroud Pha; Dr Dongherty and lady
| Muliiken Mo- b Erwin, Tenn; H Webb, G Harris, w
Stewart lady Tex; Samples 9 Robinson KY Mr.
Al LAWSON DR. G Tucker, Havana, A Mohr, Mohr Ark
j Haley, Boston,