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The Gold Mines.

The Gold Mines.
Glowing reports continue TO flow in
from the mines, and an excitement is
gradually growing up again. Although
the reports crowd in so thickly, and Ho-
race Greeley seems to endorse them. yet
we must confess that our impression is
still strong that the mines are a humbug.
Firstly, as to Greeley. He is very
cautious about advising persons to go to
the mines, and rather advises them to re-
main at home. Only one letter from
him, since his arrival at the diggings, has
as yet appeared in the Tribune; and that
says very little about gold-only men
tioning one instance of his having seen
gold. He says that gold can be got there
more easily in almost every other way
than by digging it. AS much as to say.
digging won't pay; but if any one wants
to make q raise, he must go into some
trade or speculation. to fleece smigrants.
He anticipates an immense amount Of
suffering and disappointment, and warns
persons to keep away.
By an extra from the Omaha Nebras-
khan, we see that number of the South
Bend lind Company. who were max
ing such great hauls, had arrived at Oma-
ha, on their way home, with lots of gold.
That has a bad face on it. Why did
they leave the mines, when they were do
ing SO remarkably well. and were just
raising pile worth looking at! 1t is
not in human nature to do that way.
That movement says Hum6ag :" as
plainly as words could say it. 1t is said
that provisions were scarce, which indu-
ced many to leave; yet we are at the
same time told that thousands remain
there prospecting. If there are provis-
ions to sustain those who have nothing,
there are certainly provisions for those
who dig out hundreds Of dollars daily, to
pay for them.
Last Winter, it was reported that one
Hartmann had dug 90, 200 in few days.
and then left his claim, and came East.
It was also reported that a couple oil
. Majors & Russell's men had picked up
$50 in half an hours time, and then left,
to take care Of some oxen. We asked
to know what reason there was in such
stories, but received no answer. Hart
mann, with his $4,000, and Majors &
Russell's men. with their 800, have not
been heard Of since. We ask the same
question with regard to these South Bend
men. We expect the same satisfaction
as we received before; and we have but
little doubt that the late yarns will prove
as complete fabrications as those of las
Winter.
One thing is certain: Even If the re
ports are all true, we see no necessity fol-
the Leavenworth and Omaha papers t.
howl so over it. They seem determined
to compel persons to 60 to the mines, and
call those fools, who do not go. If they
have given true statements, they have
done their duty; and if people will moi
go, it is their own concern. But when
these papers roar so tremendously, and
express their determination to make peo-
pie believe in the mines, and go to them,
it looks as if some other interest were al
the bottom of the thing.
The newspaper correspondents, and
those whom they have reported as doing
such wonderful things, are all coming
home. Wise people will show their
wisdom by staying at home.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

SHARP TRIcK.-On Sunday, the Sd
inst, a nice looking man landed here
from the st. Mary, and stopped at the
City Hotel, where, we believe, he avoid.
ed registering his name. On the morn
ing of the 4th, he went to Mr.. Briggs
Livery Stable, and hired a horse and
buggy, to go into Brown County, to look
for lands. as he protested to be a dealer
in real estate. He gave his name as
James Walker, and promised to return
in three days. He went; but not having
returned by Friday morning, Mr.. Briggs
went in search of him. The man had
been seen passing through Padonia; bal
beyond that, not a word was heard o.
him. When the St. Mary came up, OF
last Sunday, Mr.. Briggs examined hel
register, and found that the fellow had
there registered his name as VIM. ia
cobs. Notices have been sent in every
direction, offering reward for his arrest
and there is probability that Mr.. ia
cobs may yet be placed in a situation t
make him feel as if his name were sim
ply Jake!
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re- The Iowa Point Dispatch con-
tains severe criticism upon the punctu-
alton and grammar of the editorials in
the Holt County News. In that criti-
cism the following expression occurs:
GAS the opinion of the best scholars
are taken"
Neighbor. it is pro6tless business to
criticise newspaper errors. We noticed
a great number of errors in the last copy
Of the News received here, (some two
weeks since } we have discovered equal
ly as many in the last number of the
Dispatch; and probably you can find as
many in this issue of the Chief. Even
the smartest men are liable to make mis-.
takes-sometimes through hurry, some
times through confusion, and sometimes
through mere thoughtlessness. We do
not pick up paper. without discovering
errors of photography, syntax, and pune
tuation. Ten chances to one, when an
editor undertakes such small-fry crit.
cism, he plunges into a worse bungle
than those he essays to correct, as the
editor of the Dispatch has done.
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/ w The editor of the Iowa Point
Dispatch says that he awoke, on the
morning after the 4th. feeling all right
except his head and then goes on to re-
gret that the Fourth of July. nowadays,
is commemorated BY fighting and drink
ing whiskey. Neighbor. was your dis
ordered top-piece the result of this mod
ern manner Of celebrating the 4th? 1t
reads that way, to we heather up here.
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@It is the next thing to impossible
for person now to visit St. Joseph,
without being robbed. Robberies are
committed on nearly every steamboat
that stops there over night, and the pc.
lice do not appear to concern themselves
about it. A gentleman named Baker. 9
resident Of Brown County, who landed
here on Sunday afternoon, was robbed
the night before. at st. Joseph, of a
watch and ell his money-his supply Of
the latter commodity fortunately being
small.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

i9% The Elwood Free Press, in excu-
sing the conduct of the Wathena Judges
of Election, in permitting persons to
vote upon three months residence, says
that they had no copy of the law, but
were governed altogether by the Cover
nor's proclamation, which differed from
the law. Mistaken again. The Cover
nor. in his proclamation, not only stated
that six months residence was required,
but directed especial attention to the fact,
as differing from the qualification for vo.
tiers at the Fall election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

: ~ We are indebted to the Leaven-
worth Daily Times for our Constitution
al Convention reports-and, in fact, for
most Of the latest news which we lay be-
fore our readers each week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14
STILL LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE.
Another Great Battle Fought,
The Allies Victorious, After Sixteen
Hours Engagement.
Prussia Becoming BeIllgerent.
Prussia Becoming BeIlIgerent.
Encounter Between the Papal Troops
and the People.
ST. JoHy's. N. Julv5.

ST. JoHS's, N. F., July 5.
The steamship Adelaide has arrived al
this port from Galway, 25th, bringing
London and Liverpool advices of Satur-
day noon. received by telegraph. The
news is Of highly important nature.
The Empress Of France had received
a telegram from Napoleon, Friday even
ing, announcing that terrible battle had
been fought, and that the forces had
achieved a great victory.
The entire Austrian army had formed
in line Of battle, extending a distance Of
five leagues.
The battle lasted from four in the NOR
ming, until s, Pm. The French captured
number Of flags, pieces Of cannon and
prisoners.
A dispatch from Vienna says battle
was progressing, but gives no details.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

I @ Kansas is a great country for es-
trays, and this seems to be a favorable
season Of the year for them. In our ad-
vertising columns will be found two Es-
tray Notices-one by John O'Neal, Of
Highland. and the other by Frederick
Reichus, of Salem, Nebraska.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

RE- Thanks to Mr.. Salisbury, Clerk
of the St. Mary, for late St.. Louis pa
per. containing accounts of the last great
battle in Europe.
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re- G. w. Brown offers the Herald
Of Freedom establishment for sale. He
will give the preference to a Republican,
who can mite and harmonic the Free
State elements, and will sell him the Of
fee for $1,000 less than three competent
and disinterested men appraise it at. II
no Republican applies within rsasona-
bic length of time, he will sell to any
person or party that wants to buy. Mr..
Brown, we believe, processes to be Re-
publican-why. then, does he not set
about the work of harmonizing the par
ty? He could probably exert greater
influence in that direction, than any per-
son who may purchase his Office.
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% We understand that the celebra-
ton at ElwoOd. on the 4th. passed off
very finely, with fair attendanee-prin-
cipally citizens Of Kansas. The crowd
was not as large as had been expected, in
consequence of the people Of st. Joseph
having celebration at BelIemont.
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re- One of the persons who was
shot at the Big Blue Ferry, at Marys.
vile, short time since, for protesting
against exorbitant charges, crossed the
river at this place. last week, on his way
to his home, in Iowa.
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,H We are under obligations to q
number Of our friends for plentiful sup
ply Of garden vegetables. Messrs. Ma
quilken. Mauck, Wake, and others, are
included in the list.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

B ~ The st. Joseph Journal calls FL
wood and Bellemont, the two "rival sis
tess" How is it, friends Lee & Wilder
do you consider Elwood rival sister
to half a dozen or so whiskey holes on a
high bluff?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

3 1E The Eastern people are much ex-
cited over great balloon voyage, made
by Professor Wise and others, from st.
Louis to New York. The trip occupied
less than twenty-four hours, and was q
complete success.
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-Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
THE ALLIES BESLEGLNG MINTUA.
Forward Movement of the French
and Sardinians.
A GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED
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Arrival Of the Hungarian,

QUICK TRIP ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC.
Four Days Later from Europe!
GREAT BATTLE OF SALFERINO!
ENORMOUS LOSSES OF THE aus
TRIANS!!
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The Vienna correspondent Of the .V y.
don Times asserts, that for the ,E' 4.
years, matters have been so terribly p 5.
managed in Austria, that it will ?. 80 :
most miraculous if the Empire es'- 4.
dissolution. In an autograph ietIei' ~ =.
Emperor Francis Joseph has CAUSE s..,Ti,
dinances relative to ProtestanLs ID L. -. !.
to be issued without waiting TOT 'O'
vision Of the Council of State
NArtss, June 26.-By decree lo .,"rr.
sued, ls7 refugees are permitted . l - .pd
and all Sicilisns holding permiSS'OA
promising obedience to the laws
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