Nine years adventures in California from September 1852 to September 1866 : With excursions into Oregon, Washington, and Nevada.

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Nine years adventures in California from September 1852 to September 1866 : With excursions into Oregon, Washington, and Nevada.

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Life in Sacramento; destruction of his grocery business there by fire and floods; description of Sutter's Fort; anecdotes concerning Capt. Sutter and Joaquín Murrieta; mob trials and punishment of criminals; concert of Miss Kate Hayes. Transcript ends with his arrival in San Francisco.

28 leaves ; 32 cm.

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