Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-01
Fro0 The Gazette.


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seaes fieo ~ Dsehy 1sanialse oislsg als.
tfi~ bsSiag lsit virGisls Oily - shs 81 u
0stobse, Greet Salt Lake q ths 1Ssh asd
Denver q ths lesh. asrivisg = Omaha q
~ 1esh Inst.
NJ. Darrews rspesls Net ths rod b aeela
epea 1ae teassl bslseso vheiaia Oily aed
ealt Lake. BET rsssfslng eniesaats and staes
passsassss have y eeia Ssses ~ wsll aro.
-. Ibs hishway rsbbsss ssill lurk aleoe
~ whole lice. asd are deferred from rob.
bins By superior fsses. That there we're 9
ID the coash With hin, each With double bor.
rsl shes gsss loaded vith back shot, asd
shsie rsvslvsrs, that ssastsst vieilapse was
necessary night and DAY. The last coach
that va ssbbsd loss 11A0oo. NJ. Barrovs
company beooght tAss1eA lasgs anooot oe
treasure safely. bat only By showing prepara.
aoos Ter stroas delease, TT they we're ~
connoitsrsd By spiss Who locked into The
coach and Andlns shs party sith their arms
laying acress their laps .hoasAs the rseeptieo
would b. too warm. The enieraoss froo
this county had all arrived 20 Tar a. knovr.
When Nj. Barrows len, which were NJ. Feid.
Icy aod family, Mr.. Thorn, Mounts sod Coos,
from Blue Grass. They went BY ~ Bridssr
Oat.ea, and stepped % The Yellow Stone for
. shoet tine 10 recruie their stock. While
there thss paasht coo III. ef specified tross
10 two days, with hook and line, salted end
bssssht them 70 the Virgins City narkst.
where they sold ~ 90 ssp.s per pound. Tbis
party will winter on ths 0alasin river, where
they oan keep their stock throueh The winter,
and settle on The Yellow Stone Valley next
sprise. Alss two brothers (uaus Sseaosseo)
With their families from Long Grove, arrived
% the let Of October and have gone over to
the 0ailatin.
On the Let Of October company Of 150
left Virginia City for homo b. way Of The
Yellow Stone and Missouri rivers 10 fifteen
6at boass, constructed witb baracades, for de-
fence asainst Iodians. Capt. Force o. our
city Was in command, and our fellow citizens
e. g. Burrows. Mr. Bernard, Albert Weaver
aud the two Hendre boys were among The
passengers. II they saccesd 10 the enterprise
they will reach home about The middle Of No.
vember.
Of the balance Of the Scott County boys in
the mining districts Of Montana, M. Barrows
reports that G. B. Swan and A. Brubaker are
at Summit 0uleh, mining at 81 per day (gold)
and 10 good health. yr. Field is doing very
~ell At bic trade - builder. and also Mr. Nc
Kinney. Macarthur i making money It var
ious kinds Of business NcCoskey has just 70
turned from some newly discovered mines. Nr.
Hanch is building in the city. 3. 9. Coleman,
Of Rockingham; has gone 10 the Koetenia
Mines, in the British Possessions. 500 miles
north from Virginia City, ID doing well. J.H.
Coleman, his brother, Il still here doing we'll
At miaing. Nat Leonard b clerking in store
In visgiaia-hes been sick for some time with
an abscess in bic eide, but 10 now nearly we'll
David Sullivan and son have sold ont their
mining interests in Bsvins' 0uleh and purchas
ed extensive gulch claims near Virginia City.
On the l7th Of October O she road from So
Lake to Denver and loo miles from the latter
Ar. Barsows overlook 4. b. Davenport and
daughter, Hewitt and family, and NJ. Treat an d
family Of Le Claire. They we're al we'll. had
been 10 Salt Lake, sold out their goods, and
going to Denver to wiAter, with the intention
Of returning 70 Salt Lake IN the Spring with
goods aud for final settlement Mr. Daven.
port viii be At home during the winter.
In regard to the troubles with the Indians
upon the Plat river, Ne. Barrows says that be
me- the through mail from the States since
July near Salt Lake on the lSth inst, and that
the coaches were now running regular from
The Missouri river TO Denver, though much
interrupted BY the Indians. The coach ahead
Of Hr. B. was fred into BY them, ono man
badly shot and one Of the horses killed.
They furnishsd an escort Of Ten mssntsd men
and two on the box, from Cottonwood Springs,
to Fort Kearney. EmigrantSs still suffer BY
loss Of life and stock. N
A few Indiana s,e killed odE1stonally By ths
troops stationed along the lind but these posts
are too triAing and insutl llshgs e. protect the
roats. The elassrs y Fs(tsl sliasnsy And Lara
ME win mot detail troops ~ hsnt Is1ians and
protect enisrants for Sssfs Of a attack upon
the forts, which Il eftsn thssassned.
The indians surseusdsd the little military
post at Alkali epsiagA absvs Cotsonwoed, not
thirty minutes sfssr ~ eeach passsd, II which
Re. B. ~ passsngsr. Tso saigraats vsrs
killed ssar there the sans day.
The Indians ssen - - goisg north-prob.
ably for winter qsartsrs--As 80 sseaosd
~ Plasas towards Ash Hollow, q ~ sems
day, With women and sbildesa.
NJ. B. shinks Il vsssh about % naeh = :
naa's liSss 70 oake 10 trip nov iron e
aining dieesiets . H. SsAass, ransiae ~
saaaess Of hishway rsbbers and Indiana
us. Dasssvs was sagassd dsring hh ssay =
Montana In traversing her nssntAins and val.
lsys II ssareh sfninseal quarts lsads, u which,
~ undsrstaad, h ~ qsits ssoesssfdl, -
hsps hsrsaftse teseesiss frsa hin ~ interest.
ine aeeeunt ioe pablieasioa. Of The niasssl ~
souesss 4 that psetisa q he Rocky Mssa.
tains over which - has passsd.-Dally q
fsssday.
I'm LAm Sslusss.-Ths Rspublicans
held meeting It the German Theatre last,
evening. II wss respectable in nunbss,
b,,k o,,tr~.ooua IN sa,rnoae Tha Hom