, 1859-06-16

ut Denver City, Kansas Territory, in which be |
states that he is making from two to eight dol !
lars per day, He thinks there Is plenty OF gold |
there, and that it can be prohtably mined poo
pie use the proper means and diligence; Many |
eu1igrants got discouraged early in the season,
many got out Of provisions, and left for home
telling oil they met that there was no gold there
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f'Ae leaA J1s' aS lucy "ou'a '14t sos "us1e
else. Not hnd1ng gold IN Jumps all over the
country they stampeded for home earring dis
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writes that tne'r Is P'en'y VI ene P'e'ous n1eta1
there to be had by hard work. lie states that
tho minors nre making five dol}nrs nar dax m
t,,o nr.,,sc--n,oat of ,hcnn rort;no. I'm ;n,he
WIG ~ ~Ne1 ~ '1t'As
mountains: iToslstohs afe no" p1cnty-
though very scarce early in the spring. He
docs mt wish tn encourope anv one tn comcont
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oh lnc contrary nc 'an'hs 'na' aol one WHO Is
doing well at home had better stay at home.
Nv brother started from Sprinpfield Mo. nm
a.. 7r.,, - c.,,.,,-r ,nd ~o.ahad n.,... ~.
'ne i''u VI seol "uu 4eoeneo Deu'e3 .ns
On the "a of April. LIE has consumed most of
his time in prospecting until very lately. He
has HOW commenced work and is doing q yery
sooa BUSINESS 1nefe arc 'nree otnef men ID
his company, using long toms, and occasionally
uans-tbc latter Welding from 5 to 20 cents per
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PA.' 1ae -
lexpect another letter soon and will forward
the contents to you without delay.
Yours trn,y. n n w,,s,x
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."s p.aseu -? ~ .ue aaeEea so'u nelo Ut tne
pa,puse u. !assssa.ng f' Jug naa11er. l aase
;uSI returned from 'nls 1noaota'n tour. ana the
'oiM!o"ing 10, t etnn.acSs eS MI rs, 'f1,'s s,', H.
fro', Gardn, r con,r ~" caorc;n .. st,rt.H -
n,r1, " tore, va s";h rsv' o,r -, s' .hara mt'n
% ora..on 81 .Ie no1.nesn tteu.a1'es 1. o. 'asquez
~ w., ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ n', w., 10y oliueA
M VIA. 4t.le e'ace IL uSen Sa4eo V'tslk tfeeA, III
pola pI a9oa' ~ ,a.es oui %ssl u .nls Io!at, ana
r.oceeuto 10 nana!e 1ne'E pans ana shose!s:
~ poInL 4ooel 1nree nunofeu 1ect apoee
9e 1t nans 81 tssn sad 5 T. oG tue north side
cd pan Of surtuce dirt, took it down to the
water, and was rewarded for the washing Of it
by four dollars worth Of fine dust. This. Of
course. stimulated Linn aud company to vigor-
Gus and extensive prospecting. which resulted
i'll the striking Of n bed Of sund, amidst bed Of
partly rotten and partly burnt quartz, that was
found 10 yield IRON IS to SO 10 the pan. The
lead was traced over the mountains, by diat OF
layers Of burnt qunrtz, which we're founn on
the surface III ntrtheasteFly. and Southwestern.
y direction, aud every member OF the party ut
was get plentiful III tue valley, and tor several
days the working Of the leads had to be delay
I'd IN consequence Of the continued blockade Of
The creek by ice.
The news Of the striking Of this rich lead
soon reached this und adjoining towns, aud "a
rious prospecting parties set out, which sue
ctedtd in discovering. number Of addi-
tional frads-the yielding Of which also
give below.
During tie last len days perfect stampede
lion OF the Gregory dlgglnss. and five thousand
men are' undoubtedly. examining at the pres
~ n.on'en: .ae Do%e's o. molher eaHh, IN tnat
day. Tut on uccount Of locol obstacles in liz
way If rocks, rich growth Of timber and steep
ness Q, tae iiountan sues a'ong which tne leao
wiil be IN f,st working or,isr>
Most o. inc Eo'o mentioned Ill tnc ABOVE Us
sxes and hn,d in nv o,,n han5s a1tn,a;her er +
| Qt about NJ.DUu worm 10 QG IN Tue DOSSRS-
sion Of different individuals, oil Of which vas
'ahsn ,;a on1 "a'tan wetA' as soon as 1ne r.
| ENDS thus lar struck will ccrta'nl, exceed
| Suigvo H. .o,1 oc+ha .,,,; ,uoun T.. .h
of quartz gold The leads Of sand are, os ii.
ready stated, surrounded By beds Of rotten and
nufs'eu h & 9ua'.z 'roa, ~.'ca w. tne eo!a se''en IN
50 f;nc that il il difficult r. nercs;rc w;tb The
naked eye when mixed with the dirt. 1t has to
be collected with quicksilver.
| Sir. Ma!tin Field, the head ofthe mai1 depart.
nent Of tue Express Company. visited the dig
rings simultaneously with me- At the Jackson
dit,gtngR he bought limp Of gold OF miner
that is valued ut q, and at the Gregorys he
| washed out pan oil dirt taken from the 1ndi
ana claims, which yielded IS.
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| Treatment or tbo Return,nr Emt.
| gran,s Mt FORT Kearney.
Nessrs. Frederick S,ockwe1) and John Webb
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returned enngrauts, whose story We pubhshet
yesterday, contradict emphatically the reported
indifference Of tle officers at Fart Ecarncv II
n, sufrr;no, ~ tha ~.t,.n;,r p;,.o,. n.,,.o.s
They say that the utmost hberality eonsisten
With their means was extended to the famishjpa
r,,,r,,,,e and ,b,t ro,;,rx f,r ff,,n, d.-.
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were given to all the destitute who applied fo'
them-su1icient to enable them 10 react civil
z,t;on w;thont c,t;,. the;r dor. ~ c,c, otbo,
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Tho g. toaeng, Rree nar,ocrar
W. haze received the first number of III,
FIR, D1n,o,y,tt. started nj St. Joscnh. No. It
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nc up''n !Ato"a. auI n..Ia .ouse
~ tasor q Pre-ealP.'on 70 aetual se1,lers upn'
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.t ca ~ LUZ ."te sss.oa 49,. y:
~ lNo! ~ revenue a1au snnc1ent 'or a.
ecoaooneM Aomeals,1a.loa o1 tne gosesnnlen
aou pfo'eG.'oa o' INDUSTRY; u favor ol t1ea!:
oems maoe y the genera! government Win
ssinta. AlaetGa, u sonny soitaole natlon LOT tn'
FeIPose o. eolon1iinR the lfee negroes OF th
Cn"ee n'ates' unaer Tue dlFecton and prosec
.,on Or .ne Gene!aI government; ana IN fagor o
.ne 1's..s auu aiXnitf ol '!ee iaoor: IN snof'
'ae pnsAlva o1 t.'s Journal WILL be IN harmon
WIN the views OF INC tathers OF the Republic
anostle. of our Sa;,h- -W.sh;ngfor ,nd 1esas,
son.
We propose. in considering Missouri pol
Tbat \ Gat =; st,s. ~ tne ."oT
and employ free labor in Missouri rather Tia
slaee."
1e =. . '<' Ds.o<'e' 40 "Ast' ~ e'so1"'es "A4
oPi'os'eou saa' VIC y. tne P'o's'"' e'
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