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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
GRsAr, ExcivemkNr in, KAszAs AND ON
THR BoRDER. The 81. Louis Democrat, Of

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'a'u'uay' coo'u'''s '"e io''owp's
As We predicied. We lind ihstthe publica,
,lnbs copied by Us from the extra Of The
Cycieih regard 10 the secre, organization ol
'hs,Free State men IN kanzas. has aroused
'he Missouri Bordersss, iand 'hcy are can
vassing the propriety of az appeal 10 arms.
We haze to-day had The opportunity Q! con-
sersing with oae or .wo gentlemen who
have just Come 1om shas sec.lnn sof the
Sis,e, an1 they fepon she public ie-nng as
being OF 'he mos' intense anu a'a1'";ng
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
Medical Notice.

A REGuLAR Sem-Annusl Meeting Of the
"A Meigs County Medical Association will be
held at the Court House. In Pomeroy, on Satur.
day, November t7th, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. M.
All the members Of the Association, and Il ose
wishing to become members, are invited TO at
tend, as business Of Importance will be intro.
duced. D. PANGBURN. Sec,y.
Democrat please COPY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
UNDERTAKING.
llIlLllll ll-lLlI

w N. PRALL, Undertaken, respectfully in.
" forms the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity
that he IS now manufacturing, at his shop OF
Carrs Run, and will keep constantly on hand
READY MADE COFFINs,
of all sizes and qualities, which can be procured
ut any time, WITHOUT DELAY.
Pomeroy, Nov. 10, 1865..-ta1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board Of Scboo
n Examiners will be held at the Academ
rooms, in Pomeroy, on Saturday, Nov. nth, 1855
Teachers expecting certificates will please b,
present at the meetings Of the Board, as no can
ddates will be examined except at the regula
meetings Of the Bourd.
BY order of the Board,
G. B. GROW, Clerk.
Nov. IL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
Dissolution.

THE undersigned have this day dissolved the
L copartDership heretofore existing between
them, by mutual consent. Tunis Mddeswart
assuming oil the outstanding debts, and is bound
to settle all claims.
TUNIS MIDDLESWART,
ABRAHAM Nj. ROACH.
Lebanon, March 1, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13

New ORLEANS Nov. 5'--The steamship
Nautilus arrived with later advices from
Malannras. A Mexican frrce OF from 1000
10 5000 man has been ordered 10 the from.
tier, 10 rrpel The invasion Of The Texsn Ran.
gers Gen. Vidauro has been appointed
Commander.ir. Chief on ,he Rio Grande.
He has srdered The commsnding officer a,
Ma,amoras 10 discharge The national guard,
bur Iha, officer has refused Ger. Vidauro
has addressed note 10 Secretary Marcy.
complaining OF ihe violation of American
neutrality by the Texans. and also charging
the commander uf Fon Duncan with com.
bining with The fillibpsiers.
ALBANY. Nov. 6.--Tlie election excite.
men, pervudes ,hp whole city. In the sec.
obd wa,d the polls are swarrning with vo.
,ers. Michael Rrannun, a fighting man, as.
saulied VIM. W. Crossen. when the later
drew pistol and sho. him lhrough the heart,
causing instant death.
New YORK. Nov. 6--The election is
progressing quieily. The conies, is mainly
between Sofi Shells and Know Nolhings. In
Brooklyn the foreigners are avoiding the
polls.
BosroE, Nov, 6-P. M--The X. N, can.
dida,e for Governor was 200 ahead Of The
Democrauc nominee. .ss
George W. Hopkins, Of Virginia, declines
the appointment OF U. s. Dis,ric. Judge. Of.
fered him BY .he President. to fill the vacan.
cy occasioned by The death Of Judge Cranch,
Of Washington City.
InPa,is ,isapo.hecaries are obliged to put up
all poisons in red paper, while white labels
musl be used. (ot medicine intended FOR in.
lerna application.
Governor Johnson, Of Tennessee. rec
ommends. in his message TO the Legislature,
the passage Of o National Homestead Bill.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13

NHE Subscriber has removed his Shop to his
J. residence on Front Street, five doors above
Linn, where he is prepared to do Shaving, Hair
cutting. Champoonng, &C., in the most approved
style. Thankful for past patronage, he requests
a continuation Of the same.
ABRAM FISHER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
R@R NkMTN' WRAR

NJ OTICE.--A petition will be presented to
| In the Commissioners of Meigs county, al
their December Session next ensuing praying
for an alteration in the road in Orange township
leading from the Five Points, past jeremiah F..
Browns TO G. Deans. &C., as follows, viz: To
cross the middle branch of Shade River ut large
Sycamore tree that stands on thewest side Of the
aforesaid creek at point where the bridge for
merly crossed, thence on the most suitable
ground TO ntersect the present road at or near
the point where the bridge lately crossed, making
an alteration in said road of some Sc rods.
Nov. 6, '6t-4w* A PETITIONER:
A ENACTMENT NOTICE. George
IN w. Spar VS.. George E. Bodge--In Attach
ment.-At my instance, writ Of attachment
was issued on the Goth day Of October, 1855. by
George Dusky, Justice of the Peace for Sutton
township, Megs county, Ohio, against the above
named defendant, for the sum OF fourteen doll
lars and twenty eight cents debt and seven dol
lars probable costs.
Nov. 6, 55-3w GEORGE w SPAR.
Z DAD NDI'ICE.--A petition will be pre-
IL sented to the Commissioners of fMeIgs coun-
ty, at their next session, asking an alteration in
the survey Of the road leading from Jacobs Mill
to Sheffield, beginning at a set Of bars at the foot
OF the Lii below the house of A. Hanlan, on the
farm Of W, H. b. Page, thence east TO the lane
running north, nearly along the present travelled
way, and 10 yacate so much OF the old road as
runs up the hill to said lane, and establish SO
much Of said lane as lies between its junction
with the odd road and the new.
Now G. 1655.--4w
GALE OF REAL ESTATE--By ordel
~ of Probate Court--0n the l4th day IF No
vember, 1855, at Q o'clock, P, NJ, on the premi-
Ses in Chester township, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property Of Reuben Rodgers, to wit; t9 acres in
Sec. ., t, 8, r 10, being partof the Southwest
quarter Of said Sec 8, being the place where said
Rodgers resided at the time Of his DEATH Also,
OF an acre, mose or less, in the same Town,
Range and section, and being in the south -wesl
quarter Of the aforesaid secti,n. For orpaaiiculsrI
Of boundaries see deed Of Bowers to Adminstra.
tor Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN McKENSIE. Administrator OIL
| E z, RODGERS, deed
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
ARricultIIrnI nTeefInr.

VHERE will be meeting of the Board OF Ag-
4 ricultufe of Meigs county, at the Court
House in Pomeroy, on Saturday, the 18th inst
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
The Committee on Crops will make their re-
port at that time.
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. McOIJIGG. Sec'v
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FARM FOR SALE.

nN the 18th day of December next, at o'clock
~ P. NJ, at the door Of the Court House, in
Pomeroy. will be offered for sale the following
real estate, as the property Of John Nelson, Jr.,
deceased lying and being in Columbia township,
Megs county, Ohio, Wig; The south half Of the
southeast quarter Of Section No. 8, Town 3,
Range Is, subject to widows dover in acres.
Also, 20 acres in Section No.7, Town 9, Range
10, subject to the widows dover, being the
premises decided by S. R.. White to said Nelson.
Terms ofSale-- 0nerthird cash in hand, one
third in nine months, and third in eghtee-
months, with interest ON deferred payments, II
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOSHUA WOOD,
GEO. W. COOPER,
Admnistratorso Jno. Nelson. Jr, dec al:
Nov. 6, 1865.--4w,i ~
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Grocery and Confectionery !

MRS. M. SIDEB0TTOM, would respectfully
Il announce TO her friends and the public gem
orally, that she has just received, direct from the
cities, the largest and best assorted stock Of
GROCERIES AND CoNFECTIoNERIES
ever offered bv her in this market Her stock
consists in part Of Groceries, of all kinds, Can
dies. Cakes. Crackers, Fruits and Nuts, of all
kinds, Pickles, Candles. Soap, Toys, Yankee
Notions, &c, &C., and all other articles usually
found in establishments Of this kind. She is
also constantly receiving additions TO her already
large assortment
Thankful for past iavors she would request a
continuance of the same. Remember the place,
Front street, next door below Daniel Rath-
burns bank. NJ SIDEB0TT0M.
Pomeroy. Nov G, 1955-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-13
Lime tor the Million

NhE place to get No. white lime, is at d. C.
l. Munn's Patent Kins, 10 miles above Ports
mouth on the Kentucky Side Of the Ohio River,
where No. article can be obtained aat anv
time, fresh from the Kiln, at price much lower
than the same article can be purchased for else
where Orders addressed 10 Mum, always fill
ed promptly and forwarded by the Boat bearing
tho order without delay. Also for sac at the
Store of Edward Biggs in West Columbia. Va,
and at the Firm Of Windsor & Thrush in Polnu.
roy o., at prices lower thar the lowest.
ID. c. MUM.
August 7th, 1S55--m3.
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POMEROY ACADEMY.

lTNHE Fall Term Of this Institution will COM
i mence on Wednesday, Sept. the 18th.
ALPHEus A. KEEN, A. NJ. Principal.
ANNA G. D. KEEN, Teacher OF Music and
Drawing.
Miss LOUISA M. MuRRAY, Assistant.
G. G. HOLLIS, Teacher of German and Gym
naStics.
TuIrioN-s5 90, Sc so, or So 90 per quarter,
according to studies pursued. No deduction ex-
cept in case of protracted sickness.
Piano instruction, IS per quarter of "a lessons.
Drawing 81 :" a"
The Academy has an extensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and a fine Hall for
GymnaStic exercises uat lilo
Those wishing to review their studies prepar-
atory to the Examination of Teachers IN Novem-
ber will here find favorable opportunity.
instruction will be given in the "Theory and
Practice of Teaching" to those desiring it.
Board can be obtained in the family of the
Principal on as reasonable terms as elsewhere.
Further information will be given on applica-
ton to the Principal,
By order of the Board of Trustees,
G.. r. POMEROY Sec'v
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w. &Tl VERB,
Manufacturer, and Dealer i'm Ev.
cry Description or
C LOT HI N G.,
Garner Of Court and Front Streets,
POMEROY. OHIO


POMEROY, OHIO.
AttcntiO! All wh o WanI :
Notice lst. That as am constantly manufac-
turing, my stock will always be complete.
2nd. do no JEW business; but my prices are
regular. aud always reasonable.
3D.. The manufacture is
SUPERIOR, AND WORK WARRANTED.
4th. In my Tailor Shop employ none but
the most
EXPERIENCED WORKMEN.
London aud Pacis Fashions are received month
". Suits cpn be gotten up on short notice, made
in the latest styles. My stock consists Of all
kinds OF Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars
Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Hats, Caps,
dc. In fact, all articles commonly found in
first class Clothing Stole.
A large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat-
iDets, Tweeds, Vestings, &C., &C., kept con-
stantly on hand.
GOOD CLOTHING, AT REASON
ABLE PRICES,
guaranteed to every purchaser. am detennin-
ed to spare no pains TO make my establishment
the leading Clothing Depot in the "Mnera Re-
gion." w. STIVERS.
August 2s, s55.
DAD TlCE.---A petition will be pre-
Y ssnted 10 the Commissioners of Meigs County
at their December Session, next ensuing, pray
ing for an alteration in the road leading from Le-
tart 10 Lebanon Tp., through the farms Of BAIL
Riggs and Jesse Parr, to commence at the Tp.
line etween Letart and Lebanon, to run within
or ne ar the o.d road east 80 rods; thento leave
the road and run N. E. on the nearest and best
route back Of Bail Riggs barn; thence an east
course to the bank of Old Town Creek, north Of
BAIL Riggs grave yard; then to cross the creek
70 rnn an east course to the finger board on the
Racine road; thence east 20fods; thence south rs
rods, thence East 10 the Old Town road, near the
corner Of esse PARIS lower 'rchard,lin Leba-
non Tp. A PETITIONER.
Lebanon, Oct, "a, 1885. ns9s
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DISSOLUTION.

"a UISSULUTIUN,
NJ Office i2 hereby given that the co-partner-
Y ship heretofore existing under the name
and style of E. Sbley & Co., has been dissolved
bv mutual consent The books accounts. &c.,
are placed IN the hands of E. S. Edwards for set
tlenent. L. SlBLEY,
S. EDWARDS.
Middleport, Nov. 6, 1855--Sw
NOTICE Is hereby given tnatu petition will
~ be presented to the commissioners oF Megs
county at their December session, 1855, praying
for an alteration in the road leading from the
Wells Mill road to the Bear Wallow, said alter
atoms TO be made in fractions 80 and "a so as to
establish on the ground ON which it is now made
otraveled. PETITIONER
Chster, Oct. is, 1858.
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Great lnducement to Salt Farnacen,en
WILL sell my undivided fourth of the estate
L of the late DR.. Phelps with the privilege OF
the whole on very reasonable terms, containing
tweuty-one acres of land, with Improvements.
between ten and twelve acres coal, and about
10 acres well timbered. For parti ,ulars, terms,
&C., apply to Nathan Simpson, at the Court
house. t'He
JAMES E. PHELPS.
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Removal.

Nov. 13, 1S55-1yn41
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LOOK HMg. ASSES,

Carpet sacks, Satchels, Brown and Beached Muslin,
Seamless Sacks, Checks, Drilling, Plain and Plaid
Flannes. of all colors, Umbrellas, Volins Carpeng
and Cotton Yarns of all numbers.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06

ANOTHER GEORGIA BANK.-The following
in relation to the La Grange Bank we clip
from the Chicago Democrat Of the 3oth ult
LA GRANGE BANK.-This is the name of
a new Bank established at La Grange, Troup
Co., Ga. Thomas Burch, Esq, of the Chi
cago Bank, in this city, is President, and
George Hodges Esq, Cashier. The notes of
the La Grange Bank will be issued principal
ly in this city, similarly to those of the Bank
of Atalanta, Bank of the Interior, and Bank
of Macon, and will no doubt be received on
deposit by the principal bankers in the city.
Mr.. Burch, the President of the La Grange
Bank, is known in this city for very care
full and prudent banker His business has
grown up with the growth of the city, and he
has always met his monetary engagements of
whatever kind promptly and satisfactory to
the public. The issues of the La Grange
Bank will be protected by l. H. Burch & Co.,
as those of the Atlanta and Bank of the In
terror are by Messrs. Geo. Smith q Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06

SANDWICH ISLANDS ANNExArroN.-Tbe
N. York Erpress states that an effort is A.
bout being made to procure the resumption
of negotiations for the annexation of the
Sandwich Islands to the United States. Let
tiers from Honolulu by the last steamer init
mate that there is probability that the pres
ent King might be induced to regard the
project with favorable eye, provided the
Government at Washington would show mo-
indsposition to the matter. The Hon. w.
Lee, Chancellor of the Sandwich Islands, and
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court there, is
now on his way to this country, "ostensibly,y
says the Eapress, for the improvement OF
his health, but really it is supposed, with
view Of 'ascertaining the disposition OF the
Administration on the subject" 40
.,---,.. Detroit Times u,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06

LEE Pursuant to notice the meeting of
citizens for the erection of a church edifce
was held on Thursday evening last. Reports
from the committee on " subscription" and
construction" were heard, and two sketches
of plans for church introduced the cost
of which, when completed, is estimated at
four thousand dollars, or thereabouts The
style, cost, and mode of construction of the
building being discussed at length, it was
thought advisable to defer final action there
on until another week The matter being
now properly and fully before the public mind,
the citizens will then be better prepared to
act efficiently upon matured plan of con-
struction. No appeal from us is necessary to
remind the citizens of this place and vicinity
of their duty, as well as privilege, to be pres
ent next Thursday evening, at the old church,
where final action on this important matter
will be taken. The wants, character, and
pride Of our place, will, we doubt not, con-
spire to enlist every citizen in this laudable
work, and secure a general attendance of all
whose sympathies throb in unison with the
well being of community. Let our earnest
zeal be evinced by personal attendance, next
Thursday evening, and we shall ere long have
the pleasure of recording the erection and
completion of an edi6ce that will not only Or
nament the place but elevate its character
and invigorate the moral and religious tone
Of our vicinity.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06

THE RUSH TO MINNEsoTA.-The arrivals
at st. Paul are computed at ten thousand,
and this within period Of three weeks; at
that rate we may confidently anticipate an
increase of twenty-four thousand to the per-
manent population of the Territory during
the year. t't-s OIL.
The number landed at points below this is
scarcely less than here; and uncounted multi
tudes are pouring into southern Minnesota
from Iowa, and crossing the country from
Wisconsin, and lining the routes Of travel
along the river with emigrant trains
The Galena papers estimate the number
of those who pass through that city for a
Northward visit or home at one thousand per
day.
AS many as that per day are left by the
boats in Minnesota, including the contribu-
tons from the st. Louis boats-and more
than that, counting those who come in trains
across the country.
a St. Paul Times, 9th ult.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06
For the Grand River Times.

Mr.. EDITOR Sometimes having a little spare
time which would like to devote to the purpose
OF contributing pieces to your pleasant little sheet
offer you the following as my first Should you
deem II worthy of insertion it is at your disposal
As have scarcely presumption enough to imag-
Inc that you w certainly, publish it, for the pres
ent will write "incog" However, viii not as
sumo to the inspiring cognomen of Fanny Fern"
for that " alias" has been borrowed and worn un-
til it has ceased to claim that quick attention
which is its due. But more anon.
"JACKn
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06
YOUTH.
JACK

Oh! give me back my joyous youth,
Those days of confidence and truth;
Fer disappointed hope wasmne,
Or had wept at sorrows shrine!
Then my young heart knew not the vile
Of fattery's false, deceitful smile;
Then the world looked beautiful and bright,
And the future radiant with delight
Oh give me back my native hills;
Those purling brooks, and crystal rills;
Those fields so green; the forest wild,
Ger which wandered when child!
Far sweeter then was every flower;
Then pleasure lurked in every bower
The fields were clad in brighter green;
The air more balmy, and serene!
The star of hope shone proudly DER
My early days-those days of yore-
But now no light, no cheering ray,
Illumes my dark and dreary way!
"The cooling breeze that fans my brow,
Has lost its power upon me now;"
"The angry Storm" the winds low sigh,
Alike UNDECIDED, pass me by!
FAREWELL farewell to fancys early dream!
Farewell to love, home, rock and stream!
Farewell we friends love so well
Land of my youth long FAREWELL
Though all that's fair and bright must fade,
And loved ones in the grave be laid,
"Still hope unfadng lifts the eye
To scenes of bliss beyond the sky %
JACOB WIDE WORLD"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES
GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1855.
A WALK. AND WHAT WE SAw.-Ayailins

A WALK, AND WHAT WE SAw.-Availing
ourselves of an opportunity afforded by leis-
ure day, we donned clean dickey"-we
happened to possess one-and in company
with friend started out for days explora-
ton. After walk of two hours, rendered
agreeable by cheerful conversation, enlivened
by the song of birds, the purling of rills, the
babbling of brooks, the murmuring of mini
allure waterfalls, we halted for a few mo-
ments of rest at Eastmanvie The spirit
of improvement SO visible in every portion of
our county is at work here. The CDR" in
connection with his enterprising sons, has
recently erected and completed an elegant
store and warehouse, and we should Judge
is doing considerable in the way of " trade"
with farmers and lumbermen in that vicinity.
The grounds around the family mansion are
very tastefully laid out and adorned with
choice varieties of fruit trees. Some atten-
tion has been devoted to the nursery bust
ness, enabling the citizens of that section to
furnish themselves with that desiderautm,
so necessary for the health of every family
good fruit.
Passing onward, another hours toll bro't
us in view of Steels' Landing, the place of
all others in our comfy worthy to be COM
mended for its Yankee go-a-headitiveness.
About twenty dwellings have been erected
within few months, besides an extensive
steam sawmill. A large Touring mill, calcu-
lated for four or five run of stone, is in course
of completion, and will be ready for business
about the first of August next In addition
to the facilities for manufacturing flour, thus
afforded, we are informed that Messrs. STEEL
u HEDGES have recently put in operation in
their old mill, one run of stone, propelled by
steam, with the expectation of soon adding
another thereto. Hitherto the farmers of the
Grand River Valley have suffered much in
convenience forwant of suitable Touring mills.
These establishments will entirely obviate
the difficulty. Messrs. S. q H. are further
engaged in an extensive cabinet ware bust
ness, and no doubt will find it a profitable
investment; for in addition to the large num-
Der of inhabitants in that immediate vicinity,
we are informed that at least forty families
have recently settled within few miles around
and many more are expected ere the close of
navigation, who are destined to turn to some
good account the many broad acres of rich
soil adjacent to the river. On the bank of
the river below the Landing, steam mill
for manufacturing slaves is in course of
erection good investment no doubt, as
an abundant supply of good timber for that
purpose can be easily obtained in the imme-
date vicinity.
An extensive assortment of seasona5le
goods, attractive both as regards quality and
price, are lastly and temptingly presented to
numerous customers at the stores of Messrs.
STEEL u HEDGES and GEO. LUTHER d Co.,
and we should not be at all surprised If the
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-06
THE KANSAS GOLD MANIA.-A letter from

THE KANSAS GOLD MANIA.-A letter from
a gentleman in Springfield, Mo-, dated the
3Oth ult., says: Yesterday, fifteen or twenty
of our citizens started for Nesho, where they
are to join q company of near 1000 persons
all bound for the Witchetaw Mountain,
about four miles from this place-and up the
Arkansas river. Seven persons, residents Of
the county of Newton, have recently return
ed, some of whom are said to have realized
three thousand dollars in fifty days digging
and washing. Quite an excitement prevails
here, and another company is to 60 as soon
as the guides and pilots return.
Detroit Times.