The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-05

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| North 80 d;sfsnc. nt NOE sh.r soo mia
| With vhat spcc.ss h;s n.,-..;-. ~. ..h.,.o..
| Of which va renroince viii .ynrs.. VVh;is
NJ. n. en;o;ned no oil;s.tions ~ .s...." ~. :.
perhans had no ia.. ,ha. =. o,,,d ,s,i sns a
ers vh,i ha ta:d :. H., - en.sS.. 80 i :.
ali truthful informs,;on ;n rs..sa ~ ~ ~ ~,
regions. should be siyen 10 ,Ss nuh. II 's 10 sv;u
relate the material nortions of b;s s,.,s,,n.
HOW rHr anrn -. r,sco,.s.r
Nia the cnstom of n. n.i.-s.. ,.;hs e
dians to send on.e.,h snm,"a. :. S.T =. :.
Of hunters 10 shoot hun.lo n. /. .na, :.
meat for the winter. The hufFslo.. Az s,n1 =;
in most shundance m ,hs h..a -..~ AS.r1 =
Platte and Irk.nsss ,;vsrs Th,s .s.0;.v - up !:
claimed and occnniea nv Ch.,srnss S;a" )
other Wild tribes. hetveen hon sna % ,SS ..;h ."u
in E.stern K.n..s Ss.i,. h.,.s ..a s.e .1'ues
which ekes rise to 6gbtno and rohh.s. ,.... a.s.,
season betveen the hnr,;no n..,;ss ssy
moun,ain indians. ""e s"e
In the snmmer of 1s.s - n.,
braves startad ON on. ~ ~.
During an eugarem.n, 9TH ~. hnss;1s CL.
nea . v.rrior n. ths n.r.. .s r.isT.Srr'1r
aensr.ted from 81. comr.n;on. I'd - "Isns
cons;derahle dst.nca h.fo.s Nv s,.ssa saaSs. n;a
pursuers and II vas sev.rsI Ssss .t,s..S s ~.
he re;o;ned his friends n .i.,t ~. a;ss. =.
: snrsng no, f,r T,oo g, T..;a,p as A"s - !"
the n,orn;no oh..,vod ns.,;.,. -. sau !,
in tho s,resm NJ r.,h...S m
tity Of il. and ON the return of ,ha hna.;n a."n
party. exhibited il A. lawrence Whan s n""s
toned AS to where he fonnd i no,h;ns 49,.
more definite could be Got out Of him Than so an
Indian prnnt Po;n,;ne ~ ~ W.. s".a ~
aav !" fe,, ,,,,s . 5.c, co;J ~ "s ~oo'u
man. he no;nted ,o ,hs v,c;n;., ae p;Ls," pis'
and the head vs,ers of ,ha ~ can
section Of country where hs ,onna ,ha Ia - '"e
Several temn,ino ofFars wa.a ro.S. ~
Fall Leaf to e.cort : com,.nv of vh;,.s - 49,
place where he discovered ths ,n.,s,. h.. e..
inv tho loss of his .c.ln h. .,o...r
Al ,as, he nromised 70 90 ,;,h - 10
armed vbitea far TON doI,a-. a. - tou
dezvons nj ths ns,tv ~.s fr.a :, Go,,.ax,.
hnt tho e,nlo,srs cnlv nun,h..oS AZ Se;
al. teams Fail Loaf th,nk;no ,hs easa .nu .aa
small 10 nro,ec, him .oa;ns, ,hs Chava.'.s ~
fused TO accomnsnv tSs nsr,v .nd .sa 81 ,h.,
6rst nioht aftcr ,hev .st.r,sd oon.,',,s,;a', ae
mas held next norn;no and - ,,a.a;.'1.
resolvad ,o nnsh head and sr"ns o.sy ,ha' a'..
in nros,ectipo tho nonn,.;n nonn,-v s;.,... a,,,
g. g. a ,"e :.s noas'u COUNTY, since out
Sa,,. r. rnsa ~ RRan,,s T.. ~ ,o"oseu .:s ."s
,ha;r .a,.so 81. p,Ia,. pt. ane ."er IHeesep
~ Ro;l;no Cal snd ,r .hs. 49,. .oo - .."sas, a.,
monnta;n Tbsv .r.;,.a - =, ;.s 49, ~ ~ s"e as
of Jniy Ia6s ''' -"S' On '"' ~"
sr.pc. 20. ~
Th. s,s. go SA oo-D
gold Going i;,,Ie f.r.hss Ns..l 49, ",' ~
Gherrv Crast snd 49, ~ o.": sSa 'asy sNuSs
the shining dnst Tha. n..s,d nss u.I1oss'eu -, s,
tha, a,res,r - -. ppssu ~ 1'ons
v.,srs of ~. sub pi...s "'su s"e ne.u
wss snent in ,hs hs Ill. % ~ ~. ~ Nssy = mon.h
ho-;np s,raams NJ. y. sn eless ,s anu nelen,
in nnmerons nj. ,.s hn. :. nlu "es 'ouliu
.,;na IN .h s;. Is So ~. ~. .ss al a"@go'u' va
grs;n of cor,n,aal - .,a ~ nou. 'nas VI =
few cents worth to tho nsn 80 .ha as.
a, .nv time vas nrocr.ad .. os' 'u"s
nanv becams fop,S so.e a ."e s;"" VI .ne com,
taking a team starred 10, homa %o ss 1,..". snu
bu, M. ;o.;,v raso,..S =. .: u0.u sle la''e'
honinr that ere the v;n,s, "s,.. " .a... w. sn, ',
would reva,d ,bo;r na.saws.' ' "e"el lueH
a dozen of tho touehsst .nd s",I. q parry VI
start on foot x;tb tvo vaars s. o":s .eso,s.u "
backs-Nchols hs;nc ~ .tp svaS av sn 'ue'f
Move nlacas ;naccess;Sla - ..s n.
North. and nrosnec,ad s,onnd u:1U. D'".
then travelled To Lo,o. psaL - -, ' -,
Carh. a po,.d,s cresL A, sa,...I ,i"e .. sae
discovered tra.es of cn,d In 60, ,,pId se....ea
to he sprinkled over tho f.co ~ tho .o,...u =
fine PARTICLES but in limited on.n,;,;ss A..
twenty DAVIS tramn tbrouoh tho norn..;ns s,d
in the rayines and creeks tho n..,w .a.n.aoS -
the mouth of Cherry Creek nnr;nn ,ha;.
absence the main bodv of tho comnsn, Ma
been digging and nrosnect;no IN ,he Dr..
Creek valley. and had w.shed on, so,oe dus,
but two or three dollars ner ds, v.s ths hos,
wapes made nv any of them g. e.. ,ha. IA
found gold at scores of nI.ces hn, NJ, ~ r.v-
ing quantities anywhere. I, vac No. 90 =, ~
discovery of gold in California T, vss ,ha.s
abundant n ma nfi las tho G,.A
painful. wy
srAnr sorru ron n.or,s,ox
Nichols and his comn.n;on. SnS;, .h.;.
stock of provsions nearly ,hsms,ad s .,,a.'a ."I
10 strike Tor the ne.res, en-. nsh ss,,,o,,'.s :,
New Mexico. to renlen;.b ,he;r .,nnl. aS hss.a
and meal This was .hon, ,ha S.s, -, S..,
ber. When the nsrtv cot A. f.r s,,'h ~ ~.
Huerfano River near an. :. SD.r;sh pasL . ~.
met q company Of Georpians f;i,esn o. ,vsn,y .
in number. who like themsslv.s -. IN. =,
an adventure of search AID d;scoverv m.
G.oreians had 40 far d,scove,sd ns;,h.. ,o,a
silver nor nrecious s,ones Unon ,ha ;aso.,n. s.'
tion derived from the K.ns,s comn.nS ,ha
Georpiaps struck nor,h for PHI. PsaL s"S I
Cherry Creek. A mart of Michele, ,o,nn.,;n..
returned with them: the Remainder rnshsd on
to the se,tIeme nts not far from Tsos pn,chs.sd
their provisions and returned hv ! po,s go
terly route. They followed the head v.,ers Of
the Arkansas, along the base of the Rocky
Mountains, until they struck the waters Of The
Platte, which led them down TO the old head
quarters on Cherry Creek. During this trim
north, extending over 800 miles. thew discover.
ed gold in various places but alwsys in limited
quantities. Nowhere did they find any :. mug
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