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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

Every means were used by the leaders
Of the Conncss. fusion party in this city,
to secure large attendance at the open
ing meeting Of the campaign last Monday
evening. IlandLillS were prOfusely seat
tered over the city and adjoining country.
Johns satellites were busy during the
day citing the faithful to attend. for the
purpose Of giving the young fusion Cicero
an enthusiastic reception. The result Of
their united excrtionS was an asSemblage
Of about a hundred persons around the
speakers stand when Mr.. Fitch comlnen.
ced his speech, large majority Of whom
were attracted thither by feelings of curl
OSity, and not from any sympathy for the
cause Of the fuSioniSts, as was atteStcd by
the total failure of every attempt to ex.
cite anything like applause or enthusiasm
during the eNSire &S4eOurse. Mr.. Fitch
RECALLED the audience with regular out
and.out Black Observation-Disclosures ha-
rangue, Astounding in the Stereotyped ar.
guments Of the orators of that party from
its organization to the present day. lie
endorsed all the acts Of the President, past.
present and future, and expressed his
willingness TO "go it blind" during the
.-,-e' >'F BIZ -j-',;.,;.'-et;9r.
The meeting, so far as pertaincd to its
legitimate purpose, was total failure -
we never witnessed such an entire ab-
Sence Of enthusiasm in any political mect-
ing; the many poctical and beautifully
rounded passages Of tie speaker falling
still-born upon All unapprcciative ear.
After Mr.. Fitch had retired from the
stand, calls were made for NickcrSon,
who, making his appearance, announced
himself rs an independent candidate for
the Assembly, briefly defined his political
position, and commenced an attack upon
Fitch with series of political and person.
al charges After he had delivered him.
self in style Nickcrsonian, and left the
stand, Fitch was again called for, in the
expectation that he would explain away
the chargE$ reserred -. 2SSilS, Aowovcr,
he failed to do, but contented himself with
a simple denial Of them and a humorous
and ingenious retort on his antagonist.
After Fitch got through, NickerSon was
aSaiu called. liz took the stand and
again pitched into the gentle Dammit"
with some more charges, Of more scri-
Gus nature than the first. The meeting
finally broke up in the midst of great OK.
citement, not, however, until Fitch had
changed his "base Of operations" from
facetiouS to severe, aud intimated his
readiness, Notwithstanding his pious train
ing, to meet Nickerson anywhere and in
any manner he might select, and his en-
tire willingness to utterly annihilate him.
AS to the charges. we have nothing to say.
We have no desire to give them publicity
unless proven; nor shall we give an opn-
ion as to their truth or filSitv. for the one
affirms and the other denies them, and
both are honorable mrn." 1t was gay
ratification meeting, and we wish our All.
clifton friends much joy of it. 1t showed
how great harmony and "union' exist in
the Union" party, and that it will sweep
the county on the End Of September like
an avaanche-in n horn.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

TIE FIRsr DIsuNIoNIsT.-What party
was the first to petition Tor ana Introduce
into Congress bills for a dissolution of the
Union? The Republicans! What State,
by its Legislature, threatened to secede
from the Union in the event of the an
ncxation of Texas? Massachusetts! On
the LIST of February, 1850, over twelve
years ago, John p. Hale, Republican SEN
ator o! New Hampshire, presented petit
tons from Abolitionists Of Pennsylvania,
praying that " some plan might be devised
far the dissolution Of tie Americ"n
Ihion." Mr.. Webster, in words Of with
cring scorn, alluded to the petitions, and
suggested that there should be preamble
to them in these words:
Gentlemen Members of Congress: Where
rs, at the commencement If the session, you
and each Of YOU, took your solemn Oaths, 10
the presence Of God, and of the Holy Evange
list, that you would support the Constitution
of the United States-nOw, therefore, We pray
YOU to take immediate steps To break up tho
Union and overthrow the Constitution as soon
as you can"
Who voted for the petitions praying
that some plan might be devised for the
dissolution Of the American Union?
The Congressional record says three Sen,
ators-John p. Hale, of New Hampshire !;
William II. Seward, of New York, and
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio-all leading
Republicans. Hale still represents New
Hampshire in the United States Senate
and Seward and Chase the Abolitionists
in Lincoln'S Cabinet And yet these able
but unprincipled men, who have labored
necessarily for the past twelve years for
q dissolution OF the Union, now claim to
be the peculiar friends of the Union, and
he who questions their sincerity and
sOundneSs is denounced as traitor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

withstanding all their efforts. They run
the pump until the hose was burned. At
6:27 o'clock they got the port boat off in
safety. The second boat capsized but no
lives were lost. The third boat got over
and the boats pulled for Manzanillo.-
The upper starboard boat got off about
six p. N. The st. Louis, bound up, reach
ed ManZanillo the next morning at five
o'clock, and rescued the passengers. The
fire originated in mysterious manner,
and spread with great rapidity; so much
so, that the clothes Of the officers were
burned off their persons. When the
wreck was abandoned the fire had burned
everything to the waters edge. Nothing
is known Of the origin Of the fire"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09
For superviSOr-2nd Di'tEiet
WILLIAM E. REIBSAM.
rHz err~ Anzp COUNTY

P\sANA~% T,oAxY School DIsTGIcT.--The
BOARD of Supervisors have created Scb0Ol
District under the above title, with the follow
ing bonnds: Commencing at point known
As the Union House, near the head waters o.
Weber Greek, thence running west, following
the dividing ridge between the waters OF We
Der and Clear Creeks, to the esat line Of Dia
m0nd Springs District. M. 9; thence south
along the east line of Diamond Springs Dis.
trict, No. 2, to the Costumes River thence
east, along the south bank Of said river so as
TO include Sackett's IN the Bucks Bar and
Grizzly Flat road; thence running in a north.
erly direction to Geld Springs. so as tOiOcl0dN
the Diamond Springs and StOnebraker's saw
mill. aud from thence westwardy. along the
I'D emiRrant road, TO the place Of beginning
"WHIrE Mas IS VERY UNCERTAIN
TAuOx.-Last week, We announced our disbe-
lief Of the report that that the Supervisors in
tended to change the boundaries of the Second
Supervisors District, in the hope Of securing
the election of u fusiOnist Supervisor" Alas,
GOr human frailty they've gone and dnne 1t,
and we are compelled, Moleas Uote"s, to take
back all we said about the fairness Of the inter-
esiing and amiable gentlemen who compose
" our efficient and reliable Board Of Supervi'
sOrs," and admit that We were mistaken in our
estimate Of their characters. We console OH.
selves, however, with the certainty that Mr..
Reibsam, the Democratic nnminee, will be tri-
umphantly elected Supervisor Of the Second
District, notwithstanding this unfair action Of
the patriotic Board. We are Of the opinion
that it will be deemed conducive to the public
good tn re-inCorPOrate Lake Valley Township
in the First District prior to the election of
Supervisor for it, and that il will accordingly
be ordered back.
COrxTY TREAsURY.--We are indebted to
County Treasurer Perkins for the following
statement Of moneys paid into the treasury on
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

We would call attention TO the adver-
tisement In our columns Of Watts Nervous Antdote
one Of the most remarkable discoveries Of modern
times. It is not like the thousand and remedies
offered to the public that everything but 1t ls
specific remedy for all cases arising from de-
rangement. Its merits have been proved in numer-
Gus instances known to US, from various causes and
many . bed ridden invalid has been restored to
health This 10 one Of the remedies Of the day which
Is really worthy the confidence Of the public. HAv
Ing read the advertisement. so to the nearest drug
Eiss and procure bottle; then will you Join with
thousands In Its praise and be grateful to Us for
calling your attention 10 this most miraculous uedi
rirao
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

" NhC'ilian .... ........... ..SI -
The Chairman IT the Finance Committee
reported adversely t" allowing ti'"' from the
Schp"l fund at this city, rs recommended by
the SrhruI Trustees.
AID. Muu<on moved that fifty dollars hc al
lowed, upon the CONDITIONS set forth in the
resolution Recommending appropriation.
\ he'd vote occurring, IN consequence at the
withdrawal of one at the Aldermen. his Honor
the Mayor declined giving ,hc casting vote nm
less the full Board We're present.
The Chairman Of the Cnnmttce IN Str ect>
and Public Places made report rrc"nmend-
in@ the Improvement Immediately # the upper
end Of Culuna street Cottage street, Washing
tor street, and the sidewalks upon Cedar lia-
vine street.
On mlolon the report was adopted tar AZ
II relates 10 Coinma street. The remainder at
the report was referred back to the Committee.
The COMMITTEE on Nui>ancrS reported rub
Dish in the rear of Dan. Owens property, which
oH n,otIn. the Marshal wW- ordered Il, remove.
al the expense If the owners Of the property.
The quarterly report If the Ch,ef Engineer.
F. H.. Harmon, Esq, WAS received and order ed
printed.
A petition from citizens on Clay street, ask
ing the Council :" open that street through I"
Main street near Cedar kavIne street, WAS re-
ceivrd and referred to Committee On Streets
and Public Places.
On motion, adjourned to Tue. day the 18th
instant.
{. T.. CHUBBCCK.
CITY Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

AZ HALS.AAss.-RAs aas % he Hall Of
Hope Nook and Ladder CO., No. !, has been
suspended at half.nast, foe the past two dayA
IN respect &c the memory Of Chss. ID. BOnneStes
Supposed TO have Perished 90 The Golden Gate.
Mr.. BonDestel he's been citizen Of this place
GOr ten years or more, was an active and inhu-
entail politician Of the Union Democratic
school, and has been an dttdeAe Of the Legisia-
ture for two O. three sessions. He bad started
on visit to his friends, at CatSkill, New York.
But we hope the SOrrow Of the Hopes may
prove premature, and that Mr.. B. may turn up
on the missing boat, aud return to man the
books at many . future alarm. So mote it be.
VS. are indebted to Wells, Fargo L Co.. W.
N. Bradshaw 4 Co. and Hernandez 4 Ander-
son for Sacramento and San Francisco papers.
JAnEs W. Cullen. Esq, Of the Cary House,
returned from the East On the st. LONiS, bring
ing with him u " better half" Friend Cullen
has acted wisely in taking lEe-partuer, IS ii is
an acknowledged fact that . man only begins
to live WHEN he gets married, and We advise all
Of our bachelor friends, who can MAX the rifle
10 initiate his example. MAtrimOny is . great
iustitution-we've been there, and know-and,
- 'snother bath truthfully remarked" not on
" pOpulstes the earth, but is productive Of
immense stores Of happiness and substantal
comfort, to say nothing of millinerS' and store
bills and curtain lectures. We wish friend
Cullen unbOunded happiness.
Ro--~ ~ F~~.In4S-~.'T '' '-|
Supervisors will sit as Board Of Equalization
If taxes. next week. We venture to predict
that none Of our patriotic fellnw-citizens will
petition to have their assessments raised.
SPREADING OuT.-Aaron Kahn has enlarged
his sas7r =z~o s>I>.s full extent Of the building
BY adding to it the room recently occupied BY
Steinberg He has q splendid stock Of cloth
ing and the enlargement was necessary to its
proper display.
10. %. F.-A regular session Of Zeta En-
campment, No. 5, will be held at Odd Fellows
Hail an Tuesday evening next. All patriarchs
in good standing are invited to be present.
BErrER SrILL.-The ladies' Of the Prcsbyteri-
an Church inform us that they cleared six hum
dred dollars at the Fair lately given, instead
Of i've hundred as heretofore stated.
NEPTUNE ENGINE CO.-The regular monthly
meeMng Oi iGls company win be held at their
house on Thursday evening next.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

How 1T WORXs.-Said an old Demo
cratic friend to us the other day can
now 60 to the polls with satisfaction; al
though the ticket nominated does not suit
me in every particular, yet it is certain
to defeat the Abolition ticket, and this
should be qualification enough for every
Democrat. With two Democratic tickets
in the field CONFESS men would have car
ried the county and laughed at US for our
foolishness in not uniting on one. cal
swallow any Democrat, but no Abolition
fuSiOnist, especially not men pledged to
tho election Of CONFESS to the United
States Senate"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09


THE REsroNsIBIIITr.-Let it not be Ter
SossoN thAtMr. Douglas proclaimed in the
United States Senate, that "the sole re.
spOpsibility of our disagreement, and the
only difficulty in the way of an amicable
adjustment, was with the Republican
party" Had they not declared their de-
termination to adhere to the Chicago
platform, to "yield not an inch" the war
would have been avertcd, and we would
now be one people, prosperous and hap
py. Fanaticism triumphed over reason,
and the result is terrible war, that is
devastating our beloved country and de.
luging her fertile fields with fraternal
blood.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

CoUOHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and
AsrnMATIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly whe~ taken in the early stages Of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
i" BrOton's Bronchial 7roches," or LoIengcS, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be
er SO slight, AS BY this preeAution more serious
attack may be efectuAlly wArded of. PUBLIC
SPEAKERS and sINOERs will find them eHectuAl for
clearing and strengthening the voice. See adVer
tisement. 1Sm3
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

The Ladies' OF the Sewing Circle, at
their last meeting voted that the proceeds OF their
Fair and Festival, amounting to. $500, should be
put at interest, and when new Presbyterian
Church is erected in Plaeervlle they win be found
ready and willing to expend both principal and in
terest in furnishing and adjoining Ithe interior Of
the building.
The Ladies desire to return thanks to Neptune
Engine Co. for their kindness in allowing them the
free use Of their hall during their last meetings.
Also to all others who rendered aid and assistance,
they would tender their grateful acknowledge
ments. aug9wl
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NotIce 10 Tsachers.


DIAMOND CPhlHOS, jury EFtnt love-
MEssRs. EDIrORs Our next County Conven'
tinn will assembled at l'hcrrville,i in the Methodist
Church, un Monday II the last week in Octn-
discussed at that time will be aS follows:
Ge0graphy-The United States. physically,
politically and nlathematically considered, as
treated in Cnrnell's Geography.
Grammar rthngraphv, in very detailed
and critical manner, Us treated in Green :
Grammar, First Lessons.
Arithmetic. Fractions, common and decimal,
as treated in ThompSOn's Practical arithmetic.
AIgeb-a-AS far nS quadratic equatI"DS, as
treated bv Davies and Robinson.
Phvsinlosy-The digestive organs and the
circulation If the blood, as treated by Cn'ier.
Philosophy Attraction, the different kinds,
their results, phenomena and influences, as
treated by Parker.
II is desirable to give these different subjects
very thorough examination. that the MEM
beers Of the Convention may derive the great
est possible advantage from the discussion Of
them. II is, therefore, expected that all the
teachers in this county will adopt the above,
! rs the SVssem vi study n be particularly cx-
amincd with reference To that occasion.
The following themes have been assigned for
ESSAY:
tn Gurus bartlett, Of Placerville cIty.nriIh-
meIc aud nathematicS-theIT uses aud the
best modes If teaching them.
;. 4. Pcnwcll, nT NewtOwn, gengraphy-ltS
uses and the best modes Of teaching it.
G. u. Handy. Of Upper PlacervIlle, school
government aud discipline
V. Rattan, If Mt. Aukum. grammar its uses
and best modes Of teaching IT,
J.. Wiley, Of Diamond Springs, No. ., phys
ical education-its imporian'e and advantages.
$. y. U,,beF, IT DxgrGlZ Z. f;;;sSS, d;dstc-
its uses and advantages.
t, r IninnlOa.D CeKgl1Jp ssfI-
ucHtiun.
Miss Carrie Atwood. Of Green Valley, the
accomplishments Of drawing aud painting
their uses.
+ L-Asr HacWcI nc1'r, tTL '.''"-s'.' ''h'>' = e
how to regulate a course OF, So as u secure the
greatest advantage.
Miss NJ. L. Lantun. Of C"yntevillc. how best
20 secure obedience from our pupils.
Miss Addir Slater, Ui Ge"rget"~ n. the nm
portancc of system and method in the pursuit
81 knowledge.
Miss Iauna Irvine, Of PIaccTville. Kindness
as Nh element in government.
Miss Mailhcr, of Spanish Dry Dgg'ngs. ad'
vantagrs Of cooperation Of parents and leach
eTS.
Mrs. KarmmcrlIng, of CarkSriil@, tl'e best
method ct harm"nIAing public sentiment IN
relation To supporting Scho"s.
Miss MaNeV, uf a,hLwk, No. =, trials 81 "A
Young badly an list havlnH home. a. " teacher
f.. Dunlap, of Buckrye Flat wit and hum"r
-shuuld II be cultivated, aud 1t >" as Adran-
NnreS.
". e. Moss, of Paccrville how best to at
tai" correct habits 81 Thought an" study.
81. q. +. Taviur. rf Grizzly Flat. the seize
linn Of society and il, influence upon charncirr
DANIEL Seebv, Of Garden Valley, the best
method IL forming good character by harh"-
ninuslv develop ing the faculties.
MI ChiId. Of Cold Springs, the Hill of sci
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DIR. HOsTETTER,s STOMACH Bit

ters.-wherever there is dyspepsia, they are in
demand. Nor is it for indigestion alone that they
are specific. Every disorder Of the stomach
the liver, the bowele, and the nervous system,
seems to yield to their influence. They are an an
tidote to pain they refresh and reinforce the ex-
hausted animal powers; they counteract the NOR
bid principles of disease they regulate the whole
vital machinery, and may be justly termed the
strongest ally that science has brought to the
aid Of nature in her struggle with sfcknssa.-sold
BY druggists ard dealers everywhere. aug9
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

FTNHE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION meet
L at Diamond Springs, on the Second and FOURTH
Saturdays Of eAch month. at9 O'Clock A. Y.
All Teachers should recoIlecl that their certificates
hold Rnod for one year only, from their date, and
should he renewed by a determination, st the ex
pirAtiOn Of that time. No Teacher can be legally
employed or draw the public funds, on certificate
older than one year.
NJ A. LYNDE,
Supt Public Schools for II Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August 9th, ls62.-tf
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CHIEF ENGINEERS REPORT,

{. f.. ChUBBUCK.
City Clerk


OFFICE or CHIEF ESGINEER, i. +. d.,
'''e''"'e' '"'! "'S'' l''-'
IL HE him. Nlyor and (0nmoM emmett Of
tie city NJ Phcerriit:
GENrLINIS herewith submit nv reDOrt
for the quarter ending July Jlst, 1862.
FIRES AND ALARMS.
A.. c,,h ,.,I,oL y .I,rr
,.,,',',J b., h,r',;n,, ,,F .',,,, H. L;n'",, -, ~
49,: Gi,@ b,,'a.,,',, III go,
Ja,no,;'
10 ,,L ? o.cl,oL n v,,o ,,or,r,.d =,
d., mr. Eyclan.." an ,ho pI,v, ,,on,,,1;aI
hy Nil. ,RnrowsL3 ana n,vned H., Viii. 4
u.ter ahnut ~ uOu or which a. o,tn u.s c,,r
cred by insurance.
july Stb. : O'clock. A. N. Fire on Cottage
street. in building owned bv VIM. Shields.
Fire originated from stove nine. Deuarttnent
al uut. but mn IN service. Damage nominal.
,}uly Io,b. a.; o clock. 4. H. Fire IN Cedar
Rayine Hotel. on Main street caused bv the
ignition Of matches inadvertently thrown from
The window on the roof of the shed of the buiId
. inv. Department all out. but NOT in service.
Damage nominal,
.,.,,.,,,
-, NJ. o,,,. A. Y.,., i,
have occurred three fires and one alarm with
an aggregate loss Of e., 900, covered bv insu-
rance amounting 10 a.. 900.
covn..,rs
The organization OF the different companies
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YinE groundwork 81 IN manly cnarac.
ter is vcraci,y. That virtue lies at the
iouhtain OF crerFItiag se(iG. IS0w c~sn-
mon it is 10 hear parents say, have
faith in my child so long as he speaks the
truth. He may have many faults but he
will not deceive me. build on that con
tdence." They are right. Its lawful
and Just ground to build upon. While
truth remains in child there is some
thing to d,.prnd on
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

TRAvEL.-Wc learn through VIC Kindness of
Capt. Barron, ofthe Riverside Hotel, on the
wagon road, that during the past month, 1905
teams passed that place, bound for WashOe aud
surrounding country.
We republish Col Richardson's speech
at the request Of many Democrats.
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MARRIAGES.

At the Nevada House, Fl Dorado, on the 9Th
inst. by J. Mccormick. J. +, Mr.. Thomas J.
Startsman and Mrs. En,ine Pool.
In Greenwood, On the Sd inst, by Rev. J. W
Leach, Mr.. J. Frasier and Miss NJ. J. Crane.
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VOICE Of STATEsxAS.-"I am Oppo.
scd to the Abolition Of slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia" said John Quincy
Adams, "bccause regard it as violation
of republican principles to enact laws at
the petition Of one people to operate upon
another against their consent" But the
majority Of the late Congress, statesmen
of the SumOer, Wade and Lincoln school,
thought differently, and in defiance of de-
cency and the Constitution, abolished
slavery in the District Of Columbia. y
AS the fuSionists Endorsed the measures,
acts and policy of the present National
Administration, of course they approve
what Adams condemned.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

PLAcERvILLE. August 4Ih. So.
Board met pursuant To ad jnurnmcnt.
Mayor Jones presiding.
Aldermen Donahur, Wichnlan
Munson and ArvidSSnn.
Minutes Ut last meeting read and approx eel
The Finance Committee reported the follow
T bills, which were allowed
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

CONSOLIDATION or TOWNSHIPS The Board
Of Supervisors have consolidated Big bar and
Georgetown Townships under the name Of
Georgetown Township" and Mountain and
Township"
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Ksrr It befere the PsoPIei
TO PRINTERa.-FoR SALE.

The usdersigned offer for sale an elegant new
eupsrrU, 81 Washington Press, with linking aPPa-
saiss, Roller mould, ehAses, etc, all In admirable
s.rAsr. Also, . Half-medium Adams PTess, Suita-
ole for printing eards, quarter sheet POster' etc.
GELWICKS & JANUARY.
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CHAS. d. HANDY.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY.
Once in Fl Dorado Tinrs Building, near Stony Point
rug9 Placerville,