Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
The Gold Fever.

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it IS something exciting more general
interest. Here, a few weeks ago, the
most c~ouyerscd about, was The
Election after that was over, II Was
The Land Sales" and the anticipated
suffering resulting theretrom; since the
land sales have been postponed il has
been.
Gold! GaiI! Plies Pea&: GoN!.
Gold!|
Lwouldb be incredibly amounting 10 alb
surdity, longer to doubt the existence Of
Gold Oh the Eastern slopes Of the noun
tains, both III this Territory and Kansas.
Letters have beenreceiyed from there by
citizens in almost every town west Of the
Mississippi RIVER, all confirming the re-
port Of the discoveries. The excitement
in every town on the Missouri river, from
Sioux Ci,y to s.. LcU.s IS up to fever
heat. Emigrants are starting tor the
~"diggin@s Iy dozens and scores from
almost every point. Every town Oh the
River, Of any Importance, from Omaha
II Kansas Ci,y, claims, through lis papers,
to be The proper point Of departure fer al
emigrauts going from the Missouri river
10 Pixies Peak. TIE columns Of most
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Fe"A' Inc l1s' NUMBER q Inc NeL'aS-
ka City .Ncrs comes with the column
under the Editorial head Illuminated
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The BaTler towns d~ePoPu-ated
The Mayor Of Nebraska CI.y starts
for the Coli Mines.
81 iar,s,o,. IT 1T;uar starts ror.ha
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the lion. James Il. Decker leaves
for the Gold Regions" SC, &c.
We GIVE = few extracts from letters
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from {. J. Terrell, EsG, to Lieut.. Nil
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Tho u;-os os for - d;soovared ora
ro-r sra,tod Irt 90 r;cb 5enos;,s If course
GA III. - tba ,b;rd r,lnar, s;n,o 1C56
r~oIa,;ro 80 ~ J;soo-a~. The Indians
,b1s Ear L,To nrovcd TOO Formidable for
small parties at present.
A large party is organizing at Lar
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al" NeL'15SCu' nav J"S' &c ~" non
'ne I5a''e DIIu7e: i"Ty "'I"s news q
ne oISC,'e4E o. Iolu upon 'ne 0O"'ii
rate ABOUT lVV 'nl1eS "UCEe NE cross
, Lng' en- q stream known as merry Oreen.
Ten persons went out Tor the purpose OF
prospecting IN the early TART q the sea
son, and succeeded IN finding gold at the
/ above named place. They are washing
5 out SO to SD per day, per man, with a
J, common pan. Several persons have vi>i-
ted the mines, and are satisfied that they
are very rich: have gone to the States to
procure an outfit, with which to return to
the dIggings. Messrs. Martin and Ken
c~e-eour have brought with them a small
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