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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Ths Cssss;l 4 Ksshuk ~ vsssa
10000 towards deftayiag the expsn
- Of . Feerth Of Jaly eslsbr.ties.
The wapsepiuicon 1t he lower ~
~ 10 said 70 be now two miles wid,
and impossible for teams At that poin
in consequence Of the overflow.
The newly elected oficers Of th,
Dubuque and Poetic Railroad, are J
z. Thompson, President, J. P. Farley
Vice President, c. H. Booth, Treasu-
rer. Jaa. Nc XiDlay, Secretary.
The Dubuque Sun says that Mr.
Richard Tubbs, Of Nottingham. VA
seriously injured on Friday eveniug.b,
being caught between two freight carl
on the track, at the depot. He VA
conveyed to the residence Of Mr.. L
w. Eldred. 1t 10 thought his iDju-
will not prove fatal.
The mail service between Wash
ington and Oskaloosa, has been re-
duced from tr,-wsekly to semi-weekly
Three hundred head Of cattle, bound
for California, passed through Bedford
Taylor county, on the cath ult.
The Lyons ADVOCATE learns thai
Judge Dillon has dissolved the injunc'
ton prohibiting the city Of Lyons
from removing the Stone Ware House
in that city from the levee. The Judge
is down on lnjunctions.
The Muscatine Journal says . gen
tleman direct from Wapello, Louis,
county, informs US that during the
thunder storm Of Sunday night last, .
little child in that place was struck by
lightning and killed. But small por-
ton Of the storm visited Us, but the
flashes Of lightning were unusually
vivid and startling.
Horse STEALING.-The Muscatine
Journal says that six horses were sto
len from Mr.. VIM. St. John, of thai
city, on Sunday night last, AID three
from other persons. The thieves had
not been arrested at last accounts.
The State Reporter says that during
the thunder storm Of Sunday night
Mr.. McAllister, living six miles South
Of lows City, lost between fifty and
sixty hogs BY one stroke Of lightning
Mr.. Lockwood, Of Illinois Grove
Informs the Marietta Ezpress that
more land has been broken this veal
than any previous one, iu the western
part Of Marshall county, and eight Of
ten families have recently "located" in
that region.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Trains ran - Chtc.Go time, which 4 twelve md
utss fssser than DAvsepost tine.
~ aed afsss Monday, prli ii.A. lses. ana 81
mfLss notice. trains viii isovs Dsvsppovs.
aoesat,nes Ctlumbns City. WsshinRs0n ana led
Oily tSunhays sscep'ed - follove:
~ Expsess and y I'll Train q $50 M
Trains VIII leave Dsvsnposs for ChSeassdsily q
laye excepted q sollovs:
10 Nan 7rain. q 10 10 a
sxprees VAIN, ~ SIS ?
Issins arrive q DsvssDest Aany, uunAsy - sssd
vnoa TEE EAST.
lse oypsess Train q eaS 4.
"a 0e0 Tram, ~ SIS ~
Prom fnH WEST.
lst Nan fSain, q 40
7sains rua By Chicago time. which y Twelve nd
stee faster than Davenp. rt tine.
AZ trains ont o. DsvcnpDrs w1D maize ooansrssa1
o. Cclunbs City, WashinGton sad Iowa CITY III
he wests7n Stage Co.'S stsgss for al psinss We
~ fasoeagw Train connects q Aoci Isjand q
0htnap nock Island nailsoad ssatns ~ sli poAz
0aet, North and Douth.
Ha0ngsu - reminded Of ~ neeeon esssve
lae1net dkeoe4eo g - ~ AeUoaaaa3oa g 1kas -
MISREPRESENTATION eese taA1ne IN Ssa0
NJ: ~ Mesniss t1e.1o a ~ srs,s for ~ =.
eonreees y Jc1tss Nth saiss % 10 l11eAiean ca
essi - - JuDclicn With traine % he Phi
car9, ~ Wsyne y Chtcsge y 4: u OhSceeo ~
esae.s q - oSehissn 0euthsrn snd mieAIean On
s1Ils JOHN ,. TRACY. sspa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railrse|
W3Deter .tsS.t0MWese


IN and aftef SUNDAY Dec. 9th l6As. and m
IfuTthcr notice, trains will leave nocA islaac a.
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
lat mail train at 10 m N
SneSns ~ 10 A
ID night express eMr
Trains arrive q Resh lsiasA laily, ssnaays Z
ocpted, ~ follow:
LIST nieht empress 81 ANA
ID freight trans o. amp
"a mail train ~ IMP
All sfains over this road ar In direct cpnn~sko
Onicago with trains over both the Mtchtean aoatss
aich1an Central. Pit. sLurg, Fort wayas and Chs<3
g Hail kosd 70 and from Detroit. T0ss1
Ocvelaod, Columbus, Ctnclnnsta. Pffsseur
Dunkirk, Du1al0, Niagara Pals, Albany, New I'd
Philadelphia, Baltimore and WashinGton Aso
kaoelle With trains OF the IllipolA Central 10
nossA - 0essaa and South to 81 Lo1ss aod Csiss.
watch places schsts can be procured Of
W. y. GYemceils ficAss Aesns
AGENTS, Z. Z. Depot RocS i.lanl ]
Pssssn9srs are reminded Of The nec. ssity u uvo|
Distinct directions ~ 70 The destnattoo Of their b
gs@c, Also 70 pr0CuTe sickets before sahns their -
IN the cars. the Conductors eossct farcs osly 70 g
ons % thu line Of the Chicaso AAock Island raiirs
JOHN ?. TRACY, eepegtnsanesaAI
~. b. WunnAH, Asst 6up't
Loot Island. Dec. s, 1873 tdtsl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
The Whole WOsld United !s.Stck Peo
plcs Think !..Aftes which, Acsy

The Whole World United !..Sick Pso
plcs Think !..Afer which, AcsI
You'd scarce expect at this late day,
with star'l NJ Gu 60 book to I'LL:
THIS u the case the mill on saw
with the cues o! Herrick'B Pill.
They come from East, and North and West,
And With clad tidngs lhe papers MI,
BecAn tn arc the c-esp at sfe-t, best,
AnG superior TO others ID HI tricks rill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad
They . ways cure-they ne erkit-
III usahds nor IN then trsvts were laid
We're Il NO, for n rrick's Pill.
Rach pill vl'h snSar IL rovere1 DER
'afe scovery Of natcble less .kil;
Their like was n yer ZEN before,
On II it.Alp e.red In Herr ksY.i.
Fer years he's worked N h.al the sick,
with Joy Ell, T. his osom nl,;
For tens o Il ouasnds now Voice
At 9 magic powers OF HerBicA's Pills.
% HSRRIOK'S NATCHLVSS WIGHT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS ave mandate the word with
their pnlsrisy Over Ave- n II ions ~ boxes are
Us annually, H. ing mpI' ymant eighty Ave men
ard women 10 put them up. TIE lres are pu u
cred by thon an Ia b pra sss on the 1 zres Of
a.. G Ire $ of Dave, pr, and l-tw ere, have 70
ever us a ,hru Put up In En2li h, Spanish, Ger.
m IN and French dr eli n. L.vge fspi,y box q,
- cens! box, TO- 81. Sod rv rywhere.
III ty3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

WOODS HAIR RssToRATlvB.-Among al prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced -
iofaiole, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto.
rstivs now hiss. Hts Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested II, pronounce Il
perless article. They cLi whore the hair IL thin
ned, that It creates FIRE b growlh-that II fully
restores the vegefAtive power Of tho roofs on the
denuded PLACES, and causes the nbrss to shoot forth
auew-thst 1t desoivss and removes dandruG, pre-
vents grayness resores the hair - its original color
when grayne's has actually supervised, gives rich
utre, imparts the sof,n - and iexbty Of silk to
the hair and keeps IL always laxuriant healthy and
Ia full vigor.-N. r. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

OF oil the Black Republican organs
in the state Of Iowa or out Of it, the
Burlington Hawkeye is the most un-
scrupulous and knavish. That such is
the fact u not directly attributed to its
idiotic editor, but to the power behind
the throne-the Iowa Black Kepubli-
can throne itselt-Ex Governor Grimes.
Some days since we published an
able aud powerful communication from
the pen Of Col. Louis Schade, of Bur-
lington. That we'll written document
has been circulated extensively through
the State and has been, and now il
doing good work among the foreign
born citizens. This most sorely
troubles the Black Republican organ
grinders and wire-pullers, and they
have thrown out their every energy,
and made use Of every mesns fair or
ioul-principally the latter--to destroy
it, effect in their ranks. The Burling-
ton Has0keye, unable to meet and re-
flute the arguments Of Col. Schade, has
gone out Of its way to assail his private
character in most ungentlemsny and
dastardly manner hesping upon him
all manner Oflow bred. vulgar epithets,
and in every way traducing and mis-
representing him. This uncalled for
and ungeutIsman.y treatment is the
more aggravated from the fact that
tho Democracy of Burlington have no
organ through which to refutc these
statements.
But tho last dodge Of the Hawkeye,
thoogh characteristic of itself, is to all
honorable Journalistic most base and
ungentlemanly.
We clip from its issue Of the 18th
inst. the following:
ANoTnEa DtAoCaATlc ENDORsER Da.
Newport democrat Gays Of the individual
who recently carried around certificate in
this city for the signatures Of ''intslligsnt
Dsmoerats" 70 prove that he Wss NO j.. K.
80:
Sol" Lsuis Schade will be recollected
BY many of our German friends here %
one Of the editors Of the National De.sucrat
at Chicago. After disgraciug himself. paper
and community, he was kicked out Of his
position. He has ct last popped up In Iowa.
and 10 self appointed guardian Of Republi.
aan Gsg0ans In this STATED Bah! No re-
speetsbls German citizen would touch him
with ten foot pole except to break his
head.
Now, the editor Of the Hawkeye
knew he was uttering wilfnl, unmiti-
gated falsehood, when he stated that
We ever published the abovelcxtract. 1t
was cut BY the editor or the editors
master, from REPUBLICAN paper, which
u published not Tar from this city, and
credited to this paper for the purpose
ofneutsalixing thseffect Of Col 6chades
article, and staying the powerful iuflu.
sncs fox good which it already has and
yet will exercise throughout the State.
Has the HaWksye any excuse
for such uugentlemsnly and Discount
sous conduct II 20 let us hear it,
Tho effect which this ialsehood will
have will b but light, ~ the nzxo-
cRAr u too we'll known to be suspect.
Cd Of any such business.
Tue Hamilton Freeman says 1.-THE
Recorder and Treasurer, and Distric,
Clark, Of Woodbury. county, caution
TIA nmhlic nuninat nnrrh..;c~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
MALT WINE.
McKNICMT'S MALT WINE.

VvgB subscstbev en ~ for cnmpayisoa 9TH any
= kind At IDppsted Ale, biz NAT VINE
HE coDnd's pee 10 the supsrio.'y ~ this superb
extract OF MALI anA R0PS b warranted ~ shs -
rtvsed has already otaa0eo 10 The ma.
die and Uast RI Stats. At
Jts psodustjnn shs result Of - y,sss' pyactical
s1pffsoee combined Nth the facilities ~ r1ed By
one Of the largest BFeweriss IN the United 0taoes,
eoo1sinin1 ID the L. tmDfove0snts, adOpeed a.
~ Pceens personal inepscsoo Of the Dritlah Brew.
eries, With the express visw u intvoo0caog
SeanAsp1 ADos9ssa Malt Llasev.
Il % pure diettc bevesaee-s ste0seAic rsseosa.
tive and tNaic-bottled expressly y tAhas uoe ~
hotels and Tor invaiid-unoaeeted b din,ates ~
LA ct p,ias below even the tmisasioo foretRn olo
FOR Analysis, Reosmnmd.t ioos sad further pos.
JOHN ncKuloHT. Brewer.
apv1osfoms A11any, MN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Tue Hamilton Freeman says: 1.-THE
Recorder and Treasurer, and District
Olssk, Of Woodbury. county, caution
the public against purchasing any war
rssts on Woodbury. county, that have
bssa Issued By John 1. Campbell, for
- purposs Of buying building
knowa = the sCassady Brick Block,"
= Sioux City, Iowa for ; county court
loesA Or any bonds whatever Of
Wsodbury eouaty. Said warrant.
aad honda ats cid to b illegal, and
VI! assw b paid b Woodbury. csan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Nom -vor syssy fraction over forty a additioa-
u dslexaes has been saowed.
Particular Attention 10 esled 70 The cGion ofJtAs
OsoossaAe ooats 0oavs.sses for several pest years
pesAisltias oil representation BY proxy vstes
ne ssvsral County Central 0ompitsess are ssps-
cs,iy requested q ~ that coany msetlnss b held
sss Ne psDoss Of sso1ins delegates.
Js0. A. WILLIAuOON,
CA'W 0sse Dem 10. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Geo. w. Els Il Go.
No. ~ l4sClstPs Row.
LAVE just received large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
HNaLISH BOOKS.
which they will seli ct the
London PssbStsJbers' Prtces.
BOtll's and LivfmgstOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. o. III. Smiths
heminescence Of west Lie, consisirg OF Sketches
OF eminent characters 10 and out OF Congress I'm.
portan' gal trials In tn State 81 diana &c, &C
-vcls. $40 pages. Price 800. Unqu essinnsbIy the
years
Davenport, Aprtn II, 1858. pry7tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
DR.. y. Mcdonnell,
veterloaT1 Surgeon, n. Z. Y. 1

VX7OULD respectfully Inform ~ psbsieA
w tha4 - can BE- coDouDte6 q his Vet. I'm
sstdasy nstahlisAneAs In 1birt street o
oeevesa Drsdy aad Ferry ssss1s) ~ tie
no4~Tn impeov meats - ~ scienoe Of yeeeyiosrv
MediclDe ana ouresvs, ~ s1poundsa n ths Dngiish
md codstnso 81 Co1leges, - feeiD Aeppy q serine
that he viii give sattDl6ei q.
Al Disss0ao Usvrante4 cuyAl II owabsex er -,
charge na1a CsasaAat3oa GSoA Aay eaoens q
1ooore0e - 1T
AtMe-hoelss - = casnsssisa. vAsrs Asrsss
oto 6Ao4 proper. junsJdkv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Imuoaso Geld Dascovsssosl
'1u1es 9RAx 4 0SoasUu Dnafssys
01aees oahSag 1Dss6ssds - Dooosso -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

"Dk. MANN. the renowned discoverer o; that
invaluable remedy. DR.. MANS Ague B.lssw, siul
Continues TO labor in behalf Of the sfnci ed. His
medicines ere universally admitted BY the Anerica.
press. to BE- far superior TO any and al others ever
for the treatment Of chis fever and sgue
and oil intefmittents There can be no doubt, II We
can place confidence In the innumsr able ties
which the Doctor has in bis possession that il the
greatest discovery made in the science Of medi
cine. The attention Of readers is called To the
Advertisement Of this Balsam found IL another col.
umn Of this paper, and We YOU recommend all SUI
fering from this disease, viz chis, fever and sgue,
TO avail themse ves Of trial Of this remedy,
Sold BY oil good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

DEtN0 NJ able 10 meet our engage ments, We have
ID concluded 10 offer our entire stock Of goods q
greatly reduced prices for cash. 70, tbs benent OF
creditors. Our stock COZ siste Of Books. Stationary
Gold Pens, Wall Paper. and Is one Of the most COM
plete stocks to be found IN the Northwest 70 which
we invite specivl att ntion We hav- also large
and superior stO~k ~ Ausicsl Instruments including
Pisos nd Melodeons. Oar stock Of Sh ct Music
wiz be sold 1T prices 20 astonish music buyers.-
Miscellaneous poohs At cost ard less Many articles
IT much lie than hrst Gust. Greet chance for cash
burchasers Citss ms Of Rock Island, Davenport,
ooine And vicinity, invited to call and anime
our stock.
r. Ar PORTER BROTHER
Rock Island June5 1853. tuuel7 ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
SPRING TaADE.

16ota Al Warehouse.
Is Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
Tbs snsuo~crther has no. 10 .socs-
i eOO0 xes q 10 bv l. Tin Plate,
$500 " Roonnx Tin.
3N60 :" TX oby u II. Plate,
$40 ICl9 ~ ~
E"O 1xl2b,4s
300 &c ~ BY 20
go 1XAb, 20
2O) Xxx 10 ~ 20
loo " Xxx "A by %"
50 lXXyXllby2 20"
8ON 6 O 10 By - Coke,
16W &c II By 70 Roofing.
- DO,
100 y" Ok.
100 +" DIX,
Co." Xxx bv II,
1000 Bundles No - Sheet Iron,
100 " Is, quality Russia assorted No
500 Pigs Bssea TIN,
16O Casks zlno, Escorted Nos,
Together with fall asso-tmsnt Of 6heathing and
Drasiers' Copper, Aivst., Yars, Stamped Wars, and
1inncrs' Tools end Hachins,, I'll OF which u o6ered
at the lowest market pries for Dash.
1900 Bundles Wire FOmcing.
We srs prepared 70 make contracts with dealers
for first quality annealed Fence Wire, Noe ard 3,
10 quantities Of not less than ton deliverable Of
cur ~arehcuse q any tine previous "a the rst day
Of June next-dve per cent cash - pa34 when IL
co0tTact b nsde, balsses On delivery. PaschAssrG
are invites 70 correspond nth ~.
Jan29 rH0MAS .. DI0RDRSOU..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Bvasd,s he Pills, comp esed wholly Of
Vegetable matter. ae found BY xpsr,euee. to
b arnlrss 70 thu most tender age, or the weakest
frsme, nader every stage human suffering; the
most ples'snt and benign In h ie operation thst
were ever on red 10 the world and At the ssms tin.
the most ce.tsin Ia ssarchins out the root Of any
complaint, however deep. = d Of performing cure
BeANDRgTH, n D.
Sold st No 2si oansl-st, Drandrsth's Building,
Jsnt1l DAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

SssJ - ~pSsS - 80Uy
-. ele Henry ALTMAN.
sTlEE m sus SisiD-a1s Dev.e,.r, - a.
0aesG nssAy ssrsss. nave -
Grover q 0Hker,s
caLssaATsD a
FAMILY SEWING nACulNES
4 New style. Prioe go.
4e5 BROADWAY,'N. @
TAsse Ms-h,n-s .ew from svo spoois, and form .
seam Of urequs - se<sast1. beauty and elasticity.
nch wi. NOT rip, even II every fnssh stlt b. cut
Thsy sse uuQuestiousbly the Dcst In the market fr
family use.
ursENp FOR 4 cIlouLAR.-u
Sc. Wssbsasse, Agent,
oc9s-du Osvsopnvt, Iovs.
srscraL uoTIce.-Ths mmits4e OF ID .sllxs .
ton viii - II ion st tbs Osanlins Recon- Of Al
osrmsn r riley. corses Ferry ami s cond s,reess.
for ten oays, ooaoeocing Meodsy June eth. for shs
purpose Of sdjss.hs esrssseus . sessments. An
persons Who deslrs 70 exsmins N. asseA men. q
tasir prop.sty Dsidsd - saasnd 70 The same i
the time sbevs sosc ned, o. after the 10th Day
June, no conpsints vii y received. r. sion hours
from /, II, and 70 o'clock each day By urdes
Of The Coancil.
MORLIY. COATES Z xvANs,
Dqualisati-a Committee.
DAvINPoR1. June -dl0d
aS0O 4 YsAs.-eaassd an Ao,1vs, aonEsr
asa IN every comfy In tho States, 70 travel anc
csnv.s for the NEW YoRx OslA nus . bssus,ful-
y illustrated mon'hly journal, fosuitabs, setive
asa, salary o. ESQ per year and small oonnis
ioo Will b pad address
Q =. BRisTos, Psblahsf. - BsskNsn g., 7
larl0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17


cratic party, to subvert the principles
which have ever enabled the white
man to enjoy the greatest amount Of
civil liberty, the success of which aleue
will secure to bis posterity, to the
latest day, the iualienable rights he
now enjoys. This is the spirit that
actuates the leaders here; they cane,
abuse and villify the honest foreigner,
when he does not subserve their inter-
ests. and when be is ignoble enough to
do 50, they rush to the opposite ex-
treme in granting him privileges that
no one can possess without an injury
to the community, it must be proscrip-
ton to the knife, or else uuliceused lib
ertinism. The character Of Col. Schade
has not suffered by the attacks Of his
cowardly opponents. The Germans
here to . man, THAT are men, for /
regret to say that some do not enjoy
the stature Of manhood) support him
against the dark-lantern ouslaughts.
The recent action of Connecticut in
adopting the X. N. amendment al
Massachusetts,, exhibits the spirit BY
which the Republicans arc actuated.
and, when tho proper time comes. q
Horace Greeley saya this spirit Of pro-
scription will oe exhibited wherever /.
4 publican Know Nothing raises hi.
head. 1t behooves not only every for
e'gner, bot every honest citizen to be-
ware lest this accursed blight, through
the power Of the Republicans, should
come over our land. Youra, 'A
CRATyR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

etruCA Will CSCIoIuIy eXCeeO VoOUO.
The gold 10 of the species knsvn by the
name Of quartz gold. The leads of sand are
- already stated surrounded by beds Of rot
ten and bursted quartz from the gold set
tied in the sand by virtue Of its specific
gravity. 1t IL 20 fns that it is difficult to
perceive with the naked eye, when mixed
with the dirt 1t has to be collected with
quicksilver.
Mr.. Martin Field, the head of mail depart
ment Of the Express Company. visited the
diggings simultaneously with me. At the
Jackson digging he bought email lump OF
. miner, that IL valued ct -, and at the
Gregory he washed out . pan of DIRT taken
from the Indiana claims, which yielded Sc.
The miners live. for the present, mostly IL
tents and the branches Of the colossal trees
thick forests Of woich cover the digginea.
A mining town viii doubtless soon spring
mp.
Going to the diggisgs. happened 70 BE- On
eyewitness Of the death Of young Georgi.
An, iron Dawson County, Ca. } By the &c.
eidentsl discharge ofs rife. His name We
WIN. Hubbard. and hin age only twenty
one.
In sddition to the above, We take the lib.
srty Of inserting the following private let.
| ter
CHANrIox VAuGHAS. Eq.-Desr Siy: I
am now fully convinced that thu Country
eentains an abundance Of gold-sufGc.en
q eli events, TO secure the settling M 81
this sections on . large scale, and The de-
vslopmsAt OF % indspendeat eommuni-
y. st
The same Indication that led % The dis.
covsry Of the rich leads On tie Gregory
digging ere preesptibls allsvsr The eounf.
~.
/ ItraSereed. b gsiss . snd ssaing from
ths diggisekse sirsait 81 AGey nilss, aad
. thsss ars Nv g least hse theueand
pssspsesers scattered ever Il I heye - ~
lsoss @eshe tAst anuerouo 49, iaakv
a11lt0 M - $50 lusiae - nesf -
tos1A neeoeed set. ~ "a = VsN go
- - ~ \ - yIese - : - IN,