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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
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Up the Salt.

~ Tho cay affersthb Election, 1."tone Of
the Saints" i. E. an uptown Moccasin,
sent US Ticket up Salt !: river, on the
Republication RAaMsEY, Master, to leave
nishonor Deck 4. and go through in "a
hurry. As "free tickets" and other
Editorial innadinaities ire scarce here, We
hasted to accept; but on going to the
Dock found no such boatchada ever. been
there, and that Master RAMSEY was run.
. ming tie. ola Pay What. You- 0;ee, up the
Popular Favour to the Port Of { God
Times. That was his Cnsincss ours was
to COUP Salt river, and wef get about : :
&. locking up 1>ntoat on which, our Ticket
would abe :good.::s Going on to Corruption
Wharf, sc found the 7aratiio3na al ready
to starts but wesdid not like the appear.
ancs ofuthc old scow.i She was like the
boats built at Pittsburg for carrying coal
to New Orleans -nerer meant to run
against the, current, and, as the Salt, IN III
,hke Az other rlxcFs' runs f." tother way"
there could 5lel DC no return for nat craft
80 we vent 70 old perseverance, Harbor,
and took passage on the Free Democrat,
sfaun e little 1 boat that goes Up the Salt
for repairs ana y runs best against the cur
rent. We got our old berth, and sailed
Along beautifully, Our Captain keptclo
TO the 1ara'son' with the benevolent
oes'rc 60 oe OF use IN case the. GID rotten
nulk went down ti before she got to harbor,
but she held together until she reached he,
the last Ia landing, when touching terra
nrm"' she went 20 pieces. Her passengers
ana crew nag barely time tim to escape TO land
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Murder of Broderick.

The late duel in California, which result
ted in the murder of Senator Brodcrick,
the rising statesman of the Golden State,
by one Of the prominent adherents of the
Buchanan Administration, is the subject
Of discussion by public journals everywhere
throughout the country. The Philade'
phia Daily Ne,cs says, and every candid
man will endorse the sentiment that, s'to
call the homicide Of Broderiok duel, is
2 burlesque upon language. His death
was deliberately planned ]; and the murder
perpetnted in this honorable way, because
the Administration Of Mr. Buchanan
could not get .rid Of him BY any, other
means. The man who killed him was not
tthesa antagonist who had taken offence at
his languagc, and he mad expressed ! will
ingnesss to acknowledge that he had spoken
in. the heat Of passion more strongly than
His cooler judgement sacctioned but it
was, not apology for wounded honor that
was wanted. Cd Hsse death 1cas necessray.-
He was 4 determined opponent, of the
despootic measures Of the administration,
and It Was necessary 70 remove hysnn,, e in
order,that Z plant tool of party despp ttiism
might fill his placeaa, Senator GMin was
the man he offended. ad' Why did IL not
fight himY simply abecaase. dbe might
have. been Ieilled, and, tbe, amibis,at ration
would haveslqst one, Of il most fssil
strumssts.ofs iBroderiioakahadIt beEtakehols
~ aless expensive process aIlad Ferry
been unsuccessful sanotlrsr would skare
heenz readylto sperform the.executipnef's
work lsroderick bad no; n.oreI sch,nce
for his lite than sppe. .of thA, Yisslapss !, Iot
the Spanish 1napisitien. II the days ot
tho greatest power, We lhaye nov, seen
Oh the phases ofcorrupt nonarchiS power.
4 esngrssa corrupted By He rncsRay q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

p@ Minnesota has elected Republi
can Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State
Treasurer, Secretary Of State, Attorney
General and Two Members of Congress
Our Senate and House Of Representatives
are both largely Republican-and thereby
we will secure an anti Slavery U. s: Sena-
tor; .'T The majority on the State Ticket is
about 4 900. All hail, Minnesota !aast4s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

H is Nd no time, for three years, has
there been such demand for labor in St.
Cloud as at present. Our farmers want
unusual help to get tn thier large crops
considerable building and repairing are
going on; and md every one who can and will
work has as much as he can do, and at re-
munerative wages; while. more work
would be cone if there wsIe hands to do It,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

tW Weather could not be more delight
full than that We are having frosty
nights and sunshiny days, with that wierd,
hazy atmosphere peculiar to Indian Sum
,mer.* Everybody who can take. time, has
gone hunting, and the rest arc hard at
work getting ready for winter. = :;r,... AJAX
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

BuRaLARY.-On the night of the 18th
Store. in Clearwater was entered by
by burglars, who selected and carried off
about $500 worth of goods. Two men
were sleeping in the room above, and a
dog chained under the counter, yet moth
ing was known of the matter until morning.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

No Mr.. TALcorr has as yet discovered
noatrace OF his watches and jewelry-s200
worth Of which it will be remembered,
were stolen from his shop on First Avenue,
IN the evening before 10 O'Clock, four
weeks ago. siEact obi 70 vn4-t1..., I'D, =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

1sr Our Merchants have laid in nm
sually large stocks Of goods this Fall and
our citizens have no longer occasion to
complain Of a want sofsupplics, or a
necessity for going down the River to
purchase. ....ra# s4 +.n..,, -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

:, D6s-s We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement headed $40
Consumpt to be found under The
head of "New Adyertisemcn to. Fz..s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

NV sAwM111 IS, J. y IER
has u7s removed the machiscry from his mill
Ct 'Whleeler's Landing and is transferring
It to councillors new structure ia ST..
Cloud, at.the Upper Landing, wherc he
expects to turn out large supply Of lum-
her. Mr.. Wheeler deserves. much credit
Tor his energy and perseverance in facing
and overcoming difficulties. Many thought
last spring, that his losses, BY high water;
had sunk him finally; but he i. still eqoet
and likely to keep floating: HeSis gen:
uinc pioneer; and will bring valuable
addition to the business of St: Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

S9 G. F. BRorra and n. n. SMITH
are building grist mill at Rockville, to 60
BY water power: The neighborhood is
,wall,settled, and a rich farming country !;
and the mill will be a special benefit, both
to the country and the acnterprising pro-
prietors. ,z22~s@s34e! /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

Vi IA The Opposition to the Democracy
have carried Pennsylvania By about 20, oo(
majority. Good for the old keystone
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

II a8 We are indebted to Hon. SIMON
CAMERON for bound files Of the Congress
ional Globe and to Hon. GA. GRow
for other Public Documents. 40. 5@& .sssz:re
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

49, We call the Ate, attention on IF our read
ers to the advertisement q 81 .. ", InoEa-
SOIL. CO, to be lit found ! |I lon our
page, They are nphati iall the men for
the times !! They have nov il I. store, ono
1.-THE la1ge.. stpaks Of ri Ply as. Coed, i il TIE
State, and are fast doing away N; With r., tthe
'soessi4yI which hrs y heretofore bs'eansfsls
n Nsrehsnts ia p,a re A'ul IF sending
q Eastern Markets ier their Goods Dds =
Those wishing good Good, A. Low prices,
should call It their Store, and 500 for
sheufelvss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
THr TRur PRrsa-- Of Pittsbur,p com,

The TRuE Press Of Pittsburg comes
to Is asking an exchange, 70 "oblige Capt,
EVANS Well, zyesl We Is would Y 4. DO
many things. otherwise disag reeable, to
oblige Capt EVANS, bat in exchanging
With the Press the litigation will beio
orr side, Capt EVANS, Is the oldest and,
wethink, By far the ablest' exporter ip
Pittsburg and i the Paper xhichs counts
him il iits corps, Win bs aiIst and foremost
in al Riiyaar and Commercial matters S
Kind remenhra So 81 and oh hearty greet;
ings to oqrtoh friend and SOME day send
US word IL DiAaYiis still Foreman Iiuthe
room where We left her. Ell Il
- - i..
Iowa has gone Republican b !
70 S~..sl..s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Water, Gas and Steam.

~ We notice that some one has invented
a plan for converting water into gas, SO
ee.heaply that it can be used in placeof coal
gas. Some one also, in Paris, has discov-
cred ANOTHER q motive. power to super
ce 5d steam steam W. do remember well since
water-gas Vas Is have come intoimmediate
use as fuel, into the bargain bargain TO lighting
street. and houses, SO that We . Should boil
1 the Kettle il tie morning With ~ bucket
Of water The matter , was we'll attested'
BY learned Committees and large Hotel
way down ea.tt,,' was Iii BY The new gas.
Then, We have ! dim recollection Of some
fifty discoveries IN the last twenty years
which we're to supssrcedea steam. Still,
tie rivers have not yet been seton Gre
and boats IRE padded over them BY steam.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
Great Rejoiicings=!

.
The Republicans are shouting VIGTO-
RYj! with will and some of their
Presses even return thanks 2, to the Great
Disposer. We rejoice with them that
thus much is done tofredeenl these United
States fro.nithc grasp ofsthe Slave Power
which has long been estrsn Cling the spirit
Of Freedom in our Republic; and we would
like that more serious. sense, Of Gods
goodness were felt by those who believe
this to be Almost important result, both to
the Cause of Human Freedom in general,
But aiise to that Of human comfort, and
future prosperity to our citizens who q are
struggling to make themselves homes in
the wilderness 1t is no snell matter that
Minnesota should send three men TO Con.
gress who will vote against the spread &
Slavery! Tt is no small matter that our
own people; he:have been swindled and
robbed until with the masses, the question
Of bread and shelter is a doubtful @neso;
should now have q reasonable hope Of
'arcdress Of grievances; diff We should.
ask sGsd day-by:day for daily bread, and
return. thanks for the same, what gratitude
Do We not owe for the Inauguration Of men
and measures that shall secure homes to.
the homeless and bread to the poor!- :
at'W hen the wicked rule the people mourn"
and surely the people Of Minnesota, have
had good cause for mourning: May the
men who are soo,, to come into power,
prove to be all that this people may rea-
sonably expect; and may "iniquity in
high places lace !" Be forever done away Aoza /
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
New Books.

# - Il 1 sRH I. i
We received, some time since, from 6.
g. Evans two new books. We have
deferred speaking Of them, until we had
time TO examine them more thoroughly.
ITALY AND THE Wan OF 1859. By Julie De
Mnrguerittes. With az PRODUCTION by Dr..
R. Shelton Mackenzie.
This work was called forth BY therecent
attempt Of Italy to free herself from A u.s.
trian tyranny. It is|a volume Of 1872 pages.
the last so being taken up with Bulle.
tins and Official Accounts of the Battles.
the Armistice, Peace, &c.-and is beauti.
fully bound It is written in very inter-
esting manner, is intcrspersed with numer-
Gus. anecdotes, and entirely wanting in that
dryness which s characteristics so many. of
our. histories. o It contains history of
italy, Past and Present, and the different
States Of which it is composed statistical
accounts Of their, Products, Governments,
Extent, Armies, Revenues, etc., etc. !; and
the same with regard to France and Aus
tria---sketehes Of al! the prominent char
acters engaged, fall parties; with por-
traits Of Napoleon, Francis Joseph, Victor
Emanuel and Garibaldi !; and Map of
the Seat Of War. This work is, in our
opinion, invaluable to any and all, who
may wish to acquaint themselves with facts
Of f.. History as they nowarc. s,...s .s=..+5
LECTURES ron THE PEOPLE. By the Rev. II.
+ astowell Brown! With Biographical Intro
duction by DR.. Shelton Mackenzie.
This is the First Series Of a Course Of
Lectures delivered BY Rev. H. StouWIcll
Brown, Of Liverpool. The introduction
explains that, on account Of the enormous
pew-rent charged in England, many 81 the
poorer classes are unable to attend church,
and for this reason, Rev. BRowN common
eed, six years ago, delivering his Lectures,
free Of charge, to all who wished to attend.
By this means thousands, who otherwise
would spend their Sabbath afternoons; in
dissipation and carousing, are induced t.
attend. These Lectures are not confined
to religious, but extend over large variety
Of subjects; and are written in plain,
straightforward manner that all can UNDER
stand, - They we're published separately
in England, and Of some, the enormous
number Of $4,000 copies have been sold |!
They are now brought out ina handsoniel y
bound volume Of over 400 pages by Mr..
Evans containing, besides thes1ntroduc-
ton, Twenty one Lectures and also .
portrait of the lecturer. The subiects of
some Ct these are "Thc Lords Prayer.
|"Tho Golden Rule, "t"rhe Prodigal Son, )
There's a Good Time Coming, " saturday
Night and many others equally interest
ing. No one can read them without
being benefited; and no Library shoul;be
without them. &s'@j.t22, ~,.s "a rfag.
G. G.. EVANS, Publisher Of these
Books, and Proprietor Of the Original
Gift Book Enterprise, promises upon the
receipt of s1,00, and 81 cents to prepay
the postage, to send, not only either Of
the above named books, but also 4 lplcn-5
did Gift. Address II 9.'a "4a% 5.ss:.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
''s" G.. G. EVANS, f..
439 Chestnut Street,
!. :.5 ',''s Fl Philadelphia, Pa

n Book for gEesrybody 'p4o sWrites or Talks
ss.I:5i IN Pr PRESS READY OCTOBER 1sT: - &
THE RIGHT WORD IT THE RIGHT PLACE:
A new Pocket Dictionary and Reference
Book; Embracing Extensive Collections Of
Synonyms, Technical Terms, a breviations,
and Foreign Phrases; Chapters on Writing
for the Press, Punctuation and Proof Read
al i:4g; and other interesting and valuable
IIcforination. By the Author Of GLOW to
Write" GLOW to. Talk ETC. d :zzsi&ait 4.
: This comprehe2sive little volume contains
the essence Of three o. four heavy works COM
densed INTO a size and forca adapting it to the
desk or pocket, and AFFORDED at price which
brings it. within the reach Of al aHd no one
who has occasion to use the English language,
either in speaking or writing should fail to
procure it. nj We hazard nothing in pronol,n-
cling it almost indispensable to the writer and
speaker s1.S}@ +; 8ts'tIa5i "a ;3atsf3saa Is
f The above work is.published by Fowler.
& Welles, sos Broadway, MY. lTothose.
acquainted with the character of the
works published by this enterprising firm
no commendatory enotice Of this work is
necessary; but there may be and doubt
less are, rnanygtwho are net familiar with
their, publications,.and who have often felt
the wantoof just such q work as the. above.
Andfto such We would say that the char
acteri OF the publishers and the works
they have Published is 2 sufficient guaran,
tee ofgthe one mentioned. Il viii be sent
by mail to any address, ostpaid, on
receipt Of FIFTY CENTs.e4tft gEe5ssI .5zt5 ii.
= 'GroR,yer i. PalNT1oE This : gentle.
man and ourself have been having tyin I III
!. s,.old hen eoptab; and wo should have
been glad t.. continue i al IA nJiuitaa., had
he pleased 70 b either i'll Witty d severe;
but he las gst into ba - Il
ana Is a sticky and spft and smea a ~ anu
disgnstiieg I Rah 4 He surely ala ~
know Ne were subject . severe attacks 81
.npralgia Of the stomach, OF "a "a would not
have Tan the iisk u thro ihe ID into
81 vomiting whichsno med Will could
.aYest,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

THE s r..CI.OUD DEMOCRAT
JANE q. sWIssHELM. EDITOR
Thursday, October, 9th, 1850
WOOD

Will our subscribers who intend nav.
ing in wcc1 please send II in Is soon as
convenient? arc much il want of
some now; andsw1cn the crops are secured
those who arc 70 send grain or Vegetables
may secure to themselves pleasant reaec.
t'o.s BY remembering the printer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

structure Ieauy JOf occupancy IN 8dOut
four years, by witch time, the Park will b.
in the height fits beauty. The ground
and hotel will cost about 100000
rs - american Courtesy s. awakening
the generous applause of thsssgvorld.
Recent adrice from Genoa state that while
the. United States frigate WABASH waslyinr
atthat port large freyoccureh in the e;ty
WHINE her commaner desiring to assist in
snbduing il, Jdispatehedto the id Of the
city portion OF her officers and crew with
the fire engines Of that ship. Shortly after
the occurrence a letter MAS irecl1ed BY
the commandment Of the Wabash from the
Vice President of the Royal. Chamber Of
Commeaee, attesting there gratitude, u
well a.ofa ll 1Genoa, Sr tho iuport.dt asrv-
ices rendered. - .,-.5.r :. -. -. " =
Dir. Harriet Z. Hunt. Of Boston, has
preached in sixteen Univcrsalist churches
in Maine this summer. The Gospel Bonner
thus speaks Of hergapnearanoein Angus
ia last Sunday; .s'.Her. manner was
r.verential and pleasing. Her discourro
was characterized }by earaestness and dteq
religious feelings and In Z ,ia>tinctive
appreciation Q hersubject and was listened
to with much satisfaction BY m attentive
.udiencc:- ,1l&S ,gz
IT is unlawful for any person to pas. or
receive in the. State Of Arkansas any bank
bill of less denominations t. an ten dollars.
" After the 4th of July, 1860, no bill Of
less denomination than twenty dollars can
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

~ Iowa has gone { Repnblic.a 81 !
largo majority!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

the people, to sanction the despotic mess
ures Of the Administ, alton an army Of do.
based partisans ready to execute any via
work which may be entrusted to them con.
stitutional restrictions disregarded, and tho
incompatible opponents of party leaders
hunted down like wild bcests to get them
out Of the way. What is our. boosted lib
erty worth, if Senator Of the United
States must not dare to expose the cor.
ruptions and venal disbursements Of thoaa
-wAe eentfoA the affairs government
We are strongly reminded. Of tho Days
Of the crooked-backed, tys1nt If sEngland
or those of the fendish Borgias. Why is
it that such scenes are rot enacted here p
Simply because the Overwhelming power
Of popularsent imentcurbs the, .desires Of
the tyrants, and makes them fear to outrage
too far the virtuous feelings Of the people.
There is no telling how soon even this bar
rier may be broken down. . a. M stery vet
enshrouds the butcherJ Of Key. It may
be that his absence also was desirable
When malignant tyranny Is combined With
imbccil;ty, it is difficult to say where reck-
lessness may not lead it. It would seem
that the present administration has deter
mined to sec how fara peace loving people
may be outraged, without driving then to
desperation. We have, one, and only one
consolation. This execrable Administration
is drawing towards its close, and its power
for evil will be in some measure cnrtailed
by the incoming Congress. It's couree of
iniquity was full, without this last terrible
deed. Itwas superfaous to add murder to
its many crimes" -Fenna Teleg,ph.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

ANOTHER MAMMOTH HoTEL.--Among
the improvements talked Of IS likely to
be made in the neighborhood Of the Genital
Park, and in consequence Of that great
uptown attraction, is the building Of .
mammoth hotel on Fifty-niuth Street, It
the intersection Of Broadway and Eight
Avenue. 1t will have front IF more then
two hundred and fifty feet on Fifty-n,ine
Street, opposite the Park, and about two
hundred and seventy feet on Broadway
andhbouto one hundred feet on Fnty-eight
Street, 1t is propose to have this great
structure ready TOR occupancy In about
four years, by witch time, the Park will BE-
in the height oft, beauty. The ground
and hotel will cost about $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

omen the door said they going to have tne
&c ais AID If he didn't give them up peacesoy 1nsy
youd she them by fprce.
lie told them then 20 vs until ne could dreas, ana
Ls vould Oh. n he door. lie cid 40, when three DC
,our men rushed up, seized him, asd attempted W
bsn5cpf him lie resisted with ali his power, bu',
ser b,rg severely beaten, WAS overcome and hasskf
;nts the wagon lis wife, when they entered ths
hru.s' screamed for help; bu, cne of the InfhAns
s,,nck her q blow, and said II che didn't keep quiet
they'd Kill her. -
Ener getiirg Anderson in the wagon ous Of the mem
,.,ts,ss ,hs Z use ard de handed Andsrsoos caId,
80 shout two vests olS, hui bis vie seIsd II - her
80 and .scsr ed ont the back door.
Size then commenced scrs anipg for htip, oit oenS
some distance from asy other nouse Ana insh,ened
$3.50 ont of her seu sec il some time before sue
mid reach her resrsst neishbors and glse cone,ens
,cocur, Of What had happened. The kidnsppsfs na'
,b.n escaped With their victim.
l, s,enlr srsnge thai even then genera a.ar vas
not r.;sed and pursuit made. Bl, nothing Was zone,
and ere this there is bat little doubt that Oliver Ander
sop /, upon slave coll joomso, inevitably, 10 ne OK
BONDAGE. Anderson hsi been residsnt Of this Guy
fcur or five years snd quiet, inohensise an1ln-
dustrous ran. That be was a free man there Is ous
htte doubt but whether ne or was not, nis beng
kierspued in this way is mest deep ami csnnaois
outrage Ii any man clsimed him az his slave am
,onld legally establish his claim, Why did ne Dol tAAo
him in daylight go before ntei S!a'es COMMISSION
snl prOye his clRiIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

TIE PiEE's PEAK MISEs.-The Rocky Mountaio
Rfporter and Nt,cs bring mining news 10 the 9th
ut The Reporter gives statistical report Of tho
several gulch mines near Gregorys which is pre-
faced ss fllows:
We present this week full report Of three Of the
eulcbes in this region. From toe head Of Russell
Gnlch 10 where g. Rnssell & Co. are a. work there
out on average $40, so a week From there 4 )gn
ard tie came 10 the Nevada AID Illinois Clutches, we
give the raIne Of each company, the number Of hands
az work, ard the amount taken out weekly by each
company The season s far sdvarced that hundreds
ave recorded their claims, AID gone home 10 make
preparalicIs for next years ~oIk.
We tind IN kusset5 Gulch S9l men at work; they
are taking out on an average weekly $685. nearly
go per man.
10 Nevada n ere are q men NJ work who are taking
cut weekly s. 30, or nearly $50 per man.
In illinois Gulcb Missouri lots, there are a. work
10 men, who are taking cut weekly $500, or over
si2 per man.
Or The quartz leads, Tie News has the following:
We are informed by our friend, Gov. Russell hat
BIZ. Coleu an, OF tie 4 IN Of Geo LeFevre Il Co. has
joe. returned from the moun's'ns, hsyiaZ been en-
gagged for s0me weeks in HI Jroughly prospecting srd
testing the extent and wealth Of the different quartz
leads. Dir c. Ia Old Californian and was there en-.
gsged il quartz crushing IL states that the quartz is
ct least twice "a rich as in California and il s bic be-
e from actual personal tsts that three cents 10 the
pound /; fair average While the number and extent
5s tho leads csn scNceiy be calculated the whole re-
gion Of mountains for ml.g above and beoy Bo wlder
beirg marked and scanned with rem at short inter-
yAs"