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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Terrible Accidemtsin in the Alps.

The New York A1Jion has an account
of a fearful fall aud death ola French bar
oneSs while crossing h. Alps.
Ii was al the Gem;,ic Pass and the &C
count a> given by an eye witness SAYS:
About one hour from our starting point
distance h.ir, as You are aware, are known
as in The East by hnirs aud not by miles,
IN a steep and narrow turn in the precipit-
Gus downward path, the mule which carri-
ed mn unfortunate French lady stumbled on
the near fnrr.Irg throwing. her clean out OF
the saddle; and rs there WAS no parapet
wall or railing, and the poor creature made
no use of the reins, she pitched right over
the precip;ce. Before her distracted hus-
band. who was riding Immediately behind
her, could ,ll>Innuut, her ifel.>s and man
yled form had rested some $50 feet be
meath, having passed over the first ledge be-
low US on which the ri yz ,gyed path was
Traced, and been stopped by chance on the
second. The Whole ierrIbI. affair WAS the
work, am quito sure, Of less than half a
miuuie!
In great nh clionS we have reason some
times 10 be thankful for slight mitigating
circumstances; and thus it was felt great
full that the poor husband. when he decen-
ded, was unable to see his poor wife's face,
mangled as it must have been. IL seemed
as though fate spared him that additional
shock; for the body-and head particular
Iy-was wrapped up in the shrubs and
bushes as by careful hand. The feet
alone indicated the presence of a corpse.
We find the following thrilling bu. less
tragical affair in foreign exchange:
A young Euglisllman while a,cen1ing
Mont Blanc, slipped, fell on his back, and
at velocity OF sixty miles an hour, slid
ever the frozen snow 1900 feet, finally
up at crevasse, his rapil flight
being terminated by an accumulation Of
snow on his clothes. He was conveyed to
St. Gervaise in n state of collapse, and
physician sent for, who treated him TO res
toratives until reaction was restored. His
injuries are as follows:
Face looking like that of man four or
live days in the water, covered with blood,
much swollen; skin off the right side OF the
nose and face; forehead abrnded; hands
burnt black on the backs, swollen, the nm
gers as if the ends were ground down on a
,narse grindstone, nails all right; arms and
elbows clear from wounds, but bruised from
lnder the left arm to the ancle; the side
,cra ched in every direction as if with
sharp currycomb, the calf ofeach leg on the
outside is fairly burnt black and dead. !
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
NO. 4.
From the Tuscarawas Advocate.
Stark County Democrat DemOl.
islled by ten Democrats and
three Republicans.

snsCC usCPttUahCsAnSs
SANDY TOWNSHIP, Aug. 26. 1861.
FRIEND PATRICK: Having business in
Canton, last Saturday, happened to be
present when the volunteers of that place
were brought up for hearing for demolish-
ing that vile secession sheet, the Stark
County Democrat. l learned that Nc
Gregor, the editor, for months past, has
been used as mere tool by Belden, Lamb
and others, to advocate treason.
The Office was destroyed by good Union
men, who have heretofore acted with the
Republican and Democratic parties. There
were ten Democrats and three Republicans
charged with the offence. The Democrats
were-E. s. Myers, son of Srraphrim Ny
ers, John White, E. Mellzly, Thomas Shorb,
F. McClain, q. Stout, E. Miller, Jacob
Griffith, John West and John Benkle.-
The Republicans were o. f. Browning, JEFF.
Reynolds and Thomas Patton.
These thirteen volunteers were all that
were engaged in that matter. They were
commanded by Ell. S. Mycr, who is the
son Of thorough D-mocrat-a man who
last fall was Douglas elecior. No Re-
publicans had any ythIns TO do iu the matter,
except the three volunteers whose names
have mentioned. The volunteers acted on
their own hook. They thought while they
were fighting traitors in the South, it was
not right for a paper TO be belching forth
treason in The North.
A meianch"ly accident took place the
day | was in Canton. A volunteer by the
uam. of Abraham lzer was shot by Chris
,an Stnut, W lie attempting to break guard
in the Town Hall. He died almost in
stanllv.
Yours irnly,
d. X. NIXON,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Highly Important Arrest.

A skilful mechanic and chemist named Sam
ueI Eakcn was arrested at Philadelphia few
days ago. and taken 10 Fort Lafayette. He
had been recriving high pay from the Richmond
authorities, and at the time of his arrest was
endeavoring t. get force Of mechanics to take
South. and TO buy telegraph and other materials.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald says that
in searching his house in Philadelphia. some
curious conlrivances were discovered: among
them about 5000 leet of extremely minute in
sulaicd wire, of the thickness of thread. wrap
ped in silk, and adapted to furming connection
with any ordinary wire. The color OF the
thread was green. and in some Respects Ii was
similar 10 lie fragments Of the cable picked
up near Fortress Monroe. AT a distance. of len
yards. this wire WAS invisible IN | it could be
lrailed through grass and herhagr, over any ex-
tent of country, wiihOHt Diet, Glen. The Oh-
jcct of this wire was. DOUBTLESS. 10 lead off mes
sages fruin the Government lines and put the
rebels inio possession of every impuriant move
m..nt. Eaken insisted that it was an improved
wire for insulating magnets: but well-initrmed
Witnesses disagreed with him. A percussion
cap WIS likewise discovered. that would ignite
cannon cartridges through the thick metallic
coverings, and thus avoid the necessity of tear
ing off the envelope. The model of canuon
likewise came TO light, which the inventor sup
p'srd capable OF splitting se' enly-tuur frig
ale IN half ut n distance of three miles. A min
iature torpedo f'r submarine purposes. consist
ing essentially of gustr percia bag and tuhe,
WAS discovered, and this, from the prisoners
own admission. WAS TO be employed III blowing
up war vessels. Among the prisoners private
papers. We may cnumerate railroad pass, di-
rceiing the various Southern railways to pass
tie bearer To any point in the Coniederacy and
charge his expenses to The Davis Government;
Il letter from The Director of the Richmond ar
mory. containing grave matters not yet made
public; and one from G-orge B. Sloat. the pre-
cis naiure of which is not yet explained. which
ihe prisoner was detected chewing 10 pieces
He $; ccredcd in swallowing half the missive.
More than $1,000 in gold were likewise taken
from his effects.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
The Flood in COIWmbiana Lives
IASe. tHt

The food of the 18th inst, in portions
Of CoIumbiana County. was more Leslruc-
tive to property and life than any before
known. At Elkion, four miles East of
New Lisbon. the Canal, Elk run, and the
Little Beaver, all pass through or in close
proximity TO the town. Above the place
were several milldams. These were swept
away, and the waters rushed upon The vii
lage about i o'clock at night. Five build
ings, comprising residences and shops, and
five stables were borne downthe current and
broken TO pieces. In one of the houses
were the wife and child of Mr.. John Huff
man, merchant. and elderly lady by the
name ofKembie, and youth named Haw-
kins, all Of whom were drowned. Noolher
lives were lost. Many bridges Throughout
the county were destroyed, and the dam
ages to property are many thousands Of dol
lars.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

Some weeks since. slys the New Orleans Del
ia OF ihe 25lh We stated on the authority of Il
Cincinnati paper. (he Gazrlle,) that letter
had been received from C"rwin. !be Federal
Minister to MexIeu. siallng that he had oblain-
ed from The Mexican Government The privilege
uf marching rcGeral iroops through lis Terri
to V. krr iEc invasion Of ii;c Southwestern pnr-
non ui tue Solthcrn Conf, deracy.
1nc saijuinrd extract. iroin ihe Mexican p;.-
per at MaiauInras. Fl Noliciusco, srrIns io bs !,
Confirmation of the statement. The Il. us:uu
Telegraph of the l7th inst. from whicn We
take tie TRANSLATION. remarks ediioriaily:
From the Malamorls Nuticiosco OF the I'd
inst, just received, we lake the following ex-
tract from Journal published ut The city OF
Mexico. The Nuticiusco doubts its genuine
ness; we do not, however. for re;.,ons we hare
twice given before. Corwin is carrying ont his
mission rs sure as fate, and has Thoroughly in
volved Mexico in his plans. Our belief is that
Texas is to be invaded both by land and sea as
soon as the weather becomes cool. The inya-
sion will doubtless be by the Southwest. 1t is
not impossible that Wilson's Zouares are being
acclimated ut Santa Resa Island Tor use ID Tex
as. Let MS be prepared.
The extract from FL Noticiosco is rs follows:
We give now report connected with facts
previously published by us, and which is full
Of importance ana interest.
Mr.. Corwin has pciiliuned the Mexican Gov
ernment 10 grant Irce passage through Mexico,
10 such troops rs may be ordered by the Gov
ernment at Washington to operate against the
Southern States of The Union. under guaranty
OF special treaty, which is said 10 aliay all
suspicion which might otherwise have arisen
rs TO their destination and the intention Of the
Government he represents.
The Government has at once granted the
requested permission fully and without any
condition of guaranises. and MIR. Corwin says
that this ample pronf of the confidence and
good will on behalf OF Mexico cannot fail TO
influence its future destiny. and will. at all
events. be gratefully acknowledged by the A
merican Government. As soon rs this arrange
ment was made public. il caused intense ex-
citcment and enthusiasm among the strangers
here of whom about six hundred are actually
under arms and VIII" lately co-oper,ted efficient
ly tn bring about the defeat just sustained 10y
the reactionary party. ..,-4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Military Encampmcnt.

We understand the authorities in Col
umhus have agreed to establish Military
Encampment in this country, if this Con-
gressional Ds,ric, will furnish one thousand
men for the War. Messrs. Hayden and
Ready have gone to Columbus to get the
necessary Camp equipage. 7useorUos
Advocote.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
~.rhis rrea. country will con,;nu

~"This great country will continue
united. Trltling politicians 10 the South,
or in the North, or in the West, NAV con.
tinue to talk otherwise, but Il will b. of no
avail. They are like the musqai,os around
the OK; they annoy, but they cannot
wound, and never KILL" These were the
words Of JEFF. Davis, in an address, July 4,
ls4s, aud Gen. Scott proposes to show
him that be was correct.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

MORE SECESSION PRTsoyERs.-A squad of Sc
cesson prisoners, sixteen in number. arrived
here yesterday morning. in charge of a sergeant
and six privnies. They were taken IN Western
Virginia, near Cheat Mountain. They were
altogether the Earliest looking set of prisoners
yet brought TO this city. Several ofthcm were
men well advanced in years. and two of them
said to have been Colonels in the rebel army.
luoked to be sixty years old. One old fellow
who had fired upon the Federal pickeis. had
received ball directly under the lower Jaw
Another. n Lieutenant. had been prisoner, and
was released on parole. which he had violated
by taking up arms against the Government. and
was again captured. The penalty for the vio.
la,ion of honor is death. They remained at
the State House for some time. and attracted n
large crowd Of the curious. and elected n num-
her OF not very complimentary remarks. They
were conveyed to Canp Chase for safe keePing.
Col. Jour- 30h.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

e~We see by the Canton Republican that
Capt. Manderson, of Company A. 18th Regi-
ment. made n speech Mt Canton. denouncing
ing the Democratic Platform of Aug. 7lh. and
declaring that no patriot could stand upon it.
Capt. NJ. politically has been M ardent Breck.
cnridge man. lf s.Iaa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

ETA mans reputation often depends
on the place where he falls asleep. Ii in a
drinking saloon, he is ,hnngh drunkard;
if in n church he is regarded as model Of
Diety,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

The Plain Dealer WAS able TO stand the mech
anism vi two Delaocraic Plafiurms-one laid
down by the Central Committee in its call for
the Sitir Convention. and lhe second c0ncncted
by the Convention iiself-but when it ca le 10
third platknrm a> laid duwn by The new Cen
trai Committee 1T lis late meeting called to hill
the vaeaney carse,l by the declination oi Mr..
Harrison. oar nrighbur threw up his iail-yar-
don the fisure-;Ini flew the track
rhe following is from Yesterdays Pain
Dealer:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

Jchm D. EEslliasy, susssraaa
Sos wasy sstsuaisaA rsa3 20 d9lsdsIue@
plsaSaFs - Fst1Ia 10 eAsw ~ aissaa4
grateful tAsmks thsEs1sR. s,.iii, i'r e'esssl
The OvssisnA trip is By no meansls
plsssuFs jsunt, it would "ot - ~sss u
performed By dayRg6t-a0d, 'Wssa ths
paassaeess have 10 SSssp IN ehs s'1gs'
three on q ssat, and run the gauntlet Of
hostile Apaches sud CamsUchss for ssve-
ri hundred miles, it IL in the language
Of our bald-hsadsd friend, *bOETible."
The route e well stocked and ! bave Ts'
csivod every attention from the sttAches
Of the CO@pasy daring ths entire trip.
I have not paia.mpee than OAs dollar fo'
meals since l lsll home, and ct the sta
tons Of The COmpaay We have nsver paid
more than halfa-dollar for meals. Bat
travelling BY stage is "played out" with
me, and hereafter l shall prefer 10 trust
myself 70 the mercy Of the ws0ds end
waves, rathsr than Tisk my. scalp among
the Apachss and Camanches, o. subject
my limbs to the JOltingS and josali"gS Of
. two thousand miles trip by stage.
Yours, truly, 10
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
OAeO, On Colona street.
COURTS OF M DORADO C0UHTv

DISTRICT cOCnT-Hoa. y ,. Nysrs. JsAss; william A.
JEeuAry. Csrk Regular TerAs esAoeaee he soooad
e. feeruAy aaA nay. and lhrA nAAAys Aagsss
COUNTY COCRT-nsa. SA@ss ysAAssasSsAs william 4.
Januasy. Chk-Asl its rulaP Trns - ths nr AeadAys
Of JanaAry, Nay AAd dAspee1b<T.
cOURf' ~ hReAIOkS-lssa. Ja@ss ysAaSsa. Psestaiag
JuAge; Thsas Orssa aaA T. 3. DrapsP, Associate Jusnes
ana Nuasa 4. 5snully, clA-As1s IN VuiaF T9us IT.
aFsl Msaaays II AAfeh, July anA ksveabsg
RROnATk cOC9f-Hea. SaMea guAapsa, S14es; vtnseA
January Ct-has regular fsf1s - ths 1SSEth AsaaAy
ROARD o. sUPERvIsORs-eaasis,s Il oesses Y. AwAA,
H. n nssnt aaA WiAa@ 1ahass wuaA - SaeSasy, clsh-
held FssuiaS sAg % Tie aFss AsadAy se sasA @saiA.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

q - W WxO&o - - - - - n - !:
.. y. SahwrnA =. a. SAsVAnS.
fERha.-suAmAnsSm y ssVascu~0un Vsar 81 Hax nuniAs
fheee AaathA a -; - nonAA (pa1sAS = ~ Car
hfs9, - esaas; nln1s CsSasa. l1N SsaaS
ADvuR1lslNo@.esu uSaas, Gon1H. 6ra iaiuGsa. III
= is;s. - ~ 81 49, go, 10 D. . -,
thFss @sasAs. 81 nesEal alPsSsas IN es a1s = -
sssss sasss - yuhV uaa Snwtluiy saVaa.@Su@ vaA6
Jos falkTIao4 4Os o. h ssv,L. M a q. u.sssu
eySsy vastst1 sfPalnSSao, 81 e D1lAA PasAAII 80
Reuaas. naldhl cileaiasa, ali Siehsas CSFs
uaeeass - e,ssA - ns4esll nlnhsa1s, CAssAA nsrs,
Cagds, LAas, -, daAB y PaaAn - Ghnag ess4 0nha
SUNTICEg BEANEk=za UknaSiMnkaa ~ VIM v
nA.nk ne:larl.iens . Asa4, ~ - esay1Alllk Nm
/. ?. ItelkA - iviN wa1aiuutss ssslSA uuuyys
ORsrA esaeA ths OalY YaaastBSe NOgHSAlM
DkMOcAAT. d AS esey e aaa IISae1so An es6sls a.
The fApsF e AAV@iilA "a uAlA N IN - VssHg1 .
J. o. ERRlEVb ashas1ua - rsoIvs nnasvsaU - oAas
~ ash.aEiPtleas a1vssti.ina. 80.
2. = DO89kY auahaias1 = - poova
neaeys e1r ths MOUNTAIN DgMOcRAT.
". p olo1a h ~ auahtso1 Aua Il ~ n8Mo0nA1 q
0OasaseWa. OraRs ~ ths paDeS, sAveFsag, ~ ~
- - Ts;S - ~ = 10y s',.ssse = ,.orv
r&IS nEMOClAY 81 n DNAa6. OtSefs IN WIN hin win
- pFUaety a.,InAsd v.
O@eO, on C0lOna street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13


Az Txc,DExT. Zoo pine woodshed, IN
an allsy dsEk, where scattering weophpams
fitted through . row OF toEtsginG chim-
neyE, and ~ awning torn Gnd d. ooblng
G6ll-g -grods hack and fJfth, VIII sti0iahd
tsnss drawn muscls and pdsnliaE tT1a---
III nsp. Z. Was Nory.il; ,i: cu yosSss. T1s
boring SkSd his atker TO glie liS c1tb that
came la 'sqnaas from Sttobw 6syond, Ia
ssAsch ef kod and strange advsatmsss
GFlM 1As.hs coustsd; and his twisted
taIl and SPINE upheayiKgin fantastic curve,
aud claws distended, and ears fatty press.
ed aeaihst : head thrown back dellhntly,
told Of impsnding strife. y a@sas 4
With eyes agleam, and scFesching blast
Of war, and steps aa the falling dew; young
N0rvaI cropt along the epIintefed edge. and
gaxed 1 moment through the dSrkness
down, wlth-eAil a-Wag trinvuPAahtly.
Thea with an,improcation and : ,kFowl
--perhaps m oath, in direct yenknanes
hIssed-he started back, apd crooked in
body HE 3 letter s, OF rather like Q U In
vvetsd, stood ileres expectancy. esi'as"i
Twas welll With eyoballs glaring and
ears aalant, and open mouth, IN which two
rows Of iAnes gbood forth In. sharp and
dread confoTlnity, slow up Q nosL from out
the dirk below, head app
A aFsaaedl tOCsin og dsesFAlneA aexifs
yoang Nesval uttered; then aiGA iAco an.
klsnshsd, and ms,sGaeho N>AndfaR otraiaht
koltgs his hess, end ~ aang 9llily 70
fs 7s,,ss q ~ ~ "a 4 ~ rts -, -.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

avs SwERr PCw EvsHxsoDv. The
New York Pet eslatsa that . laay eoss.
ing one Of the muddy jthoFnashAs@ e
the Metropolitan city, encountered . ~
tle German girl sweeping he cFOelWslk
very vigoFoualy, just IN front q hsI. md
sAi6 "DO0t sweep fcS me, little eise; I
havNt got . single penny a6out me" Ths
little girl turned up . bright, bsAming
face, radiant with health aud bsAuty, and
with the air Of one who meant On she
said, replied: Z" Obi We sweep fOr every
body" So Il is., with newspaper mea.
They sweep for everybody, sometimes
receiving kicks (meDtslly aPPlieG and
sometimes cOppers Cor their trouble. Ntill,
they keep sweeping on, quite content
with the relative position between kicks
and copperR bla@e and praise. sOlaclag
lhemsolVss eli The while with the thought
that they had made some ones path mere
comfortable, and that nov and then :
man, even Il without 80 single penny" I"
will have The kindMsas tOseay "You
have made M, happias and given me Rew
courage aHd strength 70 b true TO myself
and igsa towards ny Glloxa"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

TGU CARY WOU0 ,ll.-,..
TNres.ssosy EIssVsOS9 HSssl. Nals -, PlssssvnIs,
CULLEN q LAND8AS. 500, rROFRTETORs.
nav. eULagN, OnAb. . eAno9as.

IN nil ~ taRFsVemsnls aaA osaVsalsasss WAasA
ISn4n hsass-ksspiss hes esnAsgsA elDeatlal,
=. CaFS moGa ann41 Peo-s@iatoG D q elGAonf
10 -. aaA augmeSs1 b evsgy osPnst1su1tn as
mSQ evPsOvsA eysa !es@y.sTS -. eaA saosns b
Ma ~ eAssssa e ovesTtAiaS y - 81 = ~
%TAs Cssy usnsls tie asvs4 ~ svsiy uaaVs
iISs 70 asA fFs@ ~ slsy, asS ls ksps OVes trsG-
put the
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

rae Courtssy Of 1Easonry.

Lodge No. 227, under the Jurisdiction Of
the Grand Lodge of ireland, was attached,
BY travelling warrant which had been
granted IN the year l7b2, to the 10Th Tegi-
ment Of the Bfittsh army, while serving
in America. during the war Of the RevO-
luton. The lodge chest, At one time. says
the London FFe6ngdsOAS Reraesc, leu INTO
the hands Of the Americans they re-
ported the circumstance to General Wash
InStOn, who OmbFaced the opportunity Of
Observation-Disclosures Of NasdnFy in the
most mssksd end gratifying maepar, BY
dIr1eliag !has a eplFA q, a Aenq.' . HedN 4
4 t23 6 WIti asady nisI1 6 edlee
hs,uS - the. lesh, rMA'ss1 llnDe
de ~ NJ sl,l Eke easpgim1S ~ 1eqlIA qG
hnth aa md man, may Be ineglned,
Whem (hsy 6stotlved Tie DAG az tfucs that
annod2csa t6iS blsgang cO6pahsat IRON
thsiF neess eppoNtat, but sttll mcsDncbls
bruthess 1ka enArd u heneg. with thsir
flutes plsying q pcpsd march-lhe chest
conknlasag Eho Constltution and imple.
ments II the Crast, borne alOil. Hike aII-
other aFA 0fthO covenant, equally BY Eng.
lishMIW uBa sAnnsuicans, who. lately en-
enesa e, - elIih of war, aow. nArched
through ~ lnl1laded ranks q ths gallant
eEimSaE slIale with presented atunB uHd
coIors haile1 Ne glorious act By cheefa,
which he ee4iinsnt rendesed sAcred ~
The hallesnjahe n "a anglia cons. ~.
A ssasslaf epQtteeY waa extended 20 this
lodge 81 a&tt and egbseqaens eccatIoh.
ID tAs ~ aooe Walls h ths t1aaild Of
Deuiad Ne Aeth sesiment weee ea1nphsd
hE q keaaeh fpee1 Nas a that il4A Ak.
lstIng bsaseRl. th9 eeyIoEp Ee1cs
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13

A CnmDs WIr.-SAid Q Sunday school
teacAss, '"NMeanbse. deaF uAllAFsh, that
SAod = ssSe9Whess. = lxelet wosas -
aearpsay escappd BE ups whsas . rognlsA
loqklns littIs tsllow VoSs up end sai&:
= pls IL. ga yoa sAy Gea q every.
Whsfst'A ''i' n = = Ss-F So 4o'
"YsN ~ soa, sss.yvhsse."
"Is b. u ~ poskSli" ge-,sl. .e
" Yea be b h Yoeg pocket"
SWeN, I gHe6s I've not you there.
Was the triumphant rStDft. I" cause Ihatnt
got any pocheeN d.l.a .raasg e
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-13
PLACER HOTEL.

ELACGB AV1G1s
MAIN STREET. ....PLACERvTLI.B.
RICHARD xTBW1, F1oR1KwT01,
VTHIS HOTEL, sitaatsA in ths VoTy hsass e The
basiness PoEtiOa e PlaesSyiTe. o4sTs snpeTier
iMduee1ants e TeSideass - The tFaveliag pubie.
The TADLE 10 always SspplieA With tie bsst the
market a9sFds, anA The LODGING aepaFtment 10
always eloaR, asAS aud es@esstable.
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CONE ONHl CONE ALI
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