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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Mbenbs bic 9etetbiaunatn feiner Wutter

bic Seteibisunsen ieinsr Weuttes
etng er In bas neben S6rSper's
@rtnune setsstne 8aHsstaus une traf
terIelbeu bort. Sc sutfpann f6 Elm
@ortp.hltl, unb i3tsaentatn log stnsn
8epctotr. murbe aber burb bic 0ermtttt'
lung ron 9eaenfetttstr GrsuTesn pom
ShteSen atsebatten. ShrSetr atnS BIER
6uf In lstne WoSnure uns bottle etnsn
eetabenen 8drabtuer, dber aud sr tpurpe
our6 bic nDhmals fb tn's Dtittel ltasIt.
ben Treunbe bepc9en, feline WorepaHs
nab 6aufe ~ brthgen. Wdre ct fest 3u
6dufe Gsbtteben, 70 rurbe bic fpl8enbe
8atafropbe ni6t pcrgefafen lstn. Or
fam Nicer. Ii. mad etnem befttsen Wcrt.
weffel fhpb i3is9snbatn tbm cine Susel
purth bic tinfe Srulf unb pamtt ntht su'
ffisotn, feuerte Ell md etnen S6ub auf
ftinen 8rpf ab. SGrDber lette MUIR nrb
pentae Ottuuten unb perI6teS 9esen I
ltr Abenes.
StepenSurebt r 8atftr % n
3uslane.- Strpans BAT un Grlaub
ntB. fotlsnoe 8emetnltaftli6e 8'fptuttpn
etnbripaen 5u piTfen: nBefhloHtn &C..
ban Der Gpn9reb Der Ser. ct. non &me'
rita nit ttefem 8epauern erfabren babe
rte BON etusm 6etnbs Der Gman3tpattcn
Elm NtteRtat auf has 2ebsn beS RatIera
non Rubllno SsrIbt woreeu let. Der Son
areB entttetet 9etnsr futftrtt6en Maie
nat uno Der ruHtI6en Patton ietnen @rul
unb 9ratultrt een ~,panitg Widtphen lgib
eiaen re 3efeneu Weni6en, cdb Die Dor
Tebuna beren Spuserain. beTen SerJer
uns 8eeanfen iie bic Se8nunBen tbre'
Treibett rercanten, Dor Der Sefabr btbu
tet Bat"
Rps erkcb Gtnpenbuns, fOfsrn MID
bic oemetnihaftli6e 8efclutipn benz 60
mite fur auSw6rttse @n9elesenb.tten 3l
acptefen nerben fptte.-Stepens fa8te, 6
pcre fe 3urid;ieben, BIS Rh fetn Dram
Fneet. Der ~ @unfen bes Neu6elmpr
bes tbr etn 6emmnib msbr ent9t9enisss
fonne.
Rtwarf, u.s.. = t@tn btuti6e
6cteitol.) Metrsre 9emetnRnnta
Deutfbe eeten bduttt I'm, Elm 9cfpttt
fur bic aufnabms ttrsr eanrslsnte )
%9rlneen.
WGrtiu gewtten. -Gs t
niht Dabr, paB pts dnge9eben fpuree b
neue Steuerbtf bic @bsabe auf Sbwefe
6blser 0blhaift. Sc lte9t curhaus MID
bic &bli6t Dor, fe auf3uteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
.Ngsutasres saRahsWScFdbtue

sSir babta brsi @I5ben hes ~Ni ontb r-N6betst
mir aararsiren sutes Giaieriat, irlfes ~,Sabrifat uns
tufritbsnasusnns, grRs!t tn lnagsm 'osr trodensna
ssir saben b te biirhl6n,t.n ~gsdbsmaitiu,n felt ben
Itsten iipsi sabren p~erfauit uup Vile. ipeltt &c ee'
bTautt batet j., Fne einbtDia ter Gnti6t, oa6 feline etz
here Raie'us i'm tanbe 10 9srtts. ~bsspsssnee Brain
brauGt, urb ,te Irt UNI geeie, iws lie cas 9rat, fst
90 naF ODER trofeu, i@ntiott, aIte aHetteH In
coat II ttlit
81. GtssesSte y GDuts..
Gsnetal, aaen;e1 tir Fafblaub uuo 9irsinien.
&E- Tsan bole a@ 8tfiaisfi Elm Girtuiar; per eta,
pasfbaft auto Mabema' dinf brau1t, Ten, raiben nit
khIn iftne 2 titsauna be- lus ~ atad,en. Nsa-,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Sci alley 9rosaiaen ~ tabea.
Yrets. SO &ts. pro GtafHe.
Or. Srbnf Nabtpap s 0Uut1.s
Rr. 81 Matnen Qate, Nep.9Orf.

nj. 81, Watpen Zane, Nem'gorf.
(DaaullS) 1
Ut, eintlajy \ 0pulp.,
NatYifa1lGn tcn AdsegsrGth(tafe1 n. lRes
id men, aitrter NIB Smportsure tnn Gdss
tsiis u. 8etb>eS 6rrereien, Eannapfar3eu
a. {. rs,
,crp.e aaeta. ae Gsenten tn btn fdhltHti Gtaaten
fir tte4
uMont4cr''s 5ufainuten0ete1te
66pnetpes n. Mdbmaftbtne.
Eir leafe, bic Nufmsritaul cit bon ganbtptTtted
q hiete nit @eHt berubmie susaniu1enSeisete Wa
Idine. gs 1T bic befte Int Gebraube befrbl'Ge 9anes
red,.u- Wlal1tne. slas Stdrfs, g,nfafbtlt u. Dauer-
b~afte;eit a~nse,riift. To 'rh as bon .htnsr ERaiHtne
e%elielbeu aIabs In elem eanes aSsrtrsty
aua baben ss.r asts auf Eager. ben ,nfammense'
,eeteu tfetieu & d nttter nit SeIbatarter;
pferte~Qarttn auf Ssdtern; een.OrePs
@attens StoppIer cter Ro@s
feffr; Drefd- II &etntgune6sW VIA
fdtneH, bon gSerben In S~erpe9ung seieet, DreiV'
il. G trp s a m III el- Mat6tutnt 9tN8s
u. Detn- Mablsn ;seD etn.@re lfen;
RaiItni 9win8sni Usttsn.DseR.
E.stmmltr. RaItautbfsttsr ehdfsls
ftne,st-, Sutterfdnstbe d. 1ablAtafhinen; esftrns
/. Del pmatsen; Sro.nm en- > t2gorlder lanfdt en-
Sfksaab en-; 3uderrpbr-ff fsisn u. 0 ~reampfst;
nsfadbe gthphi5e; sss8en; Snttipatpret Butaa4e
fur 8 ftise u. Waiwiuen II &T1p&@
Sir aarantt.sn bab aneaaias artftl sur 3atfts'
". UtneIatr 4 9 T.,
nsa-) Rr. 90 s'abtar eaitimors TS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
81 B,t,fa5rttm fub s,n s~aritausH bisisr atats

gDer mad ~s.rtetn. N,sG.. refill, ftnoet bic Neute
dtet Gslbon II. gpIpsbptO' fir bic "a d It nnS
biIItefe
glur 6leie qinie perfauFt Burdsi1ste urb aitt 0e'
rddmarteu fit bic nStabcoro- Rcanofs 8ahn", nHe
muir ib.e gaHa ,teve tonHtn sIet6 nab psm SIbsn net
~terreiIen.
g~aFaaier., ipetts NIT hem 8 ubrs tribiuss bon
Retp. g)ct. cttr nit benz 0 is II. IL so Briip3uae con
gbiaSclpb'a uno eem 2.3o NatmiftassI use bon
wa d natcn abiohrrr, tSnrst nit oteier lime SIeid
meter etitn. gaiagieIe uub ihr 8eraG rreIseH uu-
ert9e blh jrriidta ben gobnbbtea u. GamPfsrn ipe
birt.
MpsreR. ais, Traieent.
70 nj. 6. 9 NTH, Supsrintenbtnt btr 8aittnter,r
Eampf- 8adtt-g %pInpaGrie.
6. O. 8ufC. General. Aaent Der ~Gtaerarb'Rc1s
npte-@ atu"
Suae O'Geaupr
(Dsat,1S gaFase. ssert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
AGuAf;Ae 9tueHe.

Sets 8a5ili iplte cine SIaf&e 5tabna9'b
q tear Rettsf in, 2aule tabea Sine JlaiGe
toltti nur SO Ste. uub bitle 6laihe labt ii4 sn p:t-
@ute8 OUT bic Daaer su ftift,n. ais menu man far
enpere Rttisiutu II. drItt,6e Gts3spts bunbert Dollars
auSatebt. 98auoeIi gtuen pitstiG unwoblttn ar
10 pire Der geb aud ots Heltf au9enbliditG has
aete.n bt5eu Ii bsm pattentsa fofplt ~erlsi4tsruus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Jeuet=Iernd'ernllg.
Die ,~,af1pcitrte S%tremen'6 Snfus
rance Gpmpaente BON Baltic
Rr. 4. Spnt6ar.,.

sRr. 4. s%put6ar.,
aegeHtber benz 10 un"s@etaube
Sn Solge Der Wtttiam.ett hes Danpf- 6shtrzDetaI-
iem.nts ern.uernEu. eeten MIR 9eridsrnnss- golieeu
~ len ~biuisiten graaium. Jtaten aus. ISOLDE, bt
fpebnbspfer. Msselu pbcr Urgent cine Art prn 4ifiss
tbum fur elm obst ii.sfu Sabre Su %eeriid,trn ,plniten.
iinb einseIaeen. ecrsuypteden une BITE l%eou1trts yreit-
lite au cram, niren ME Yerluite ,petpeH. wte flIber
Erppi: II. In libsraler % rife bs,ahlt.
rettoreut -
spn, Q Cad Samuel Rirf
Euen Sane 9aeeb Eruit
efanteG q @heebsy Sranes Burnt
Sameg @ettp .SarteS Dcung
2~aneajer Dub 6rdnciS VI Wtaer
Nrab @atfer Sanits . George leu
StGarb 6 ptaicn eEantes " Bruce
ScbnR U. Moore. Trdf.
Sebn Dutetart, SER. (sSuti1, 121at)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Deutfhe Beners0 H9ernnsss
6efeqfehdff Don SaItim


Stkeei uprbpeffihe Gee pnn Snuth. Ii. aomtaretHr
i'm 2. Stodf hsr raarmerS' u. IRE dauts' panfA, =
Gtnssag in esmbarsftraes.
30 Sur bic Splteen wtre feline Sersh'
nung aemaft. ~Nsa
Dt,Is usue @eitufbot IL lest tsrtit RerHhttunsea
uue Nrt aeasr 8sriuSt oeer Shaben eurh Seuer fnt-
eeasnIuuttTtn Ba bic attien Der &stsai&ait I'D
In ben SSnOtu ben ibsr 800 taft burbesbsnbs etntihtr
Burger galttEe'e's %betineen, to. 1T has etuti6s wy
bfihIn ~seiouoerS eiueelaoen e'eient In unferer Rite
oui Der fcltesfen Bats pearilnbeten nntsrnebHlen itHe
Be- f6eruHssu ar3uoe. tr1uen.
Brdfbent: Gbs. meier;
BNe.ptaf.: 5etnr. Straut.
Gireftcrent
Seiepb Ruspert Au5ut BasHsr
&uteu 8eiettttsl Gbrtit GtfeI
Qsecro ReGt Srtebr anttr
Sob 8,tet Deter 0plj
Ri5ast g0iGMssr 5 Fanfare
SrauJ Surer Grnh W HauG.
5einrih aeeS, Sett.
pr. 0ittpr ssIauSinsper TT agent rbissr etisu@
i&eft. (Dei2s 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Nins EautilieusMehtsin.

als Samiiisrs Siebtstn TIT &c bas aaBl'3iie Setfs
inittsl. meId,ss bic Welt fennt. G3,re man boa
SdmsIteu pcer lnpdBstpfeit betHgelutt eeer ooa
ein.m s~osariiaen aetpen bebrpbt, 10 furiIt iein ST.
braud RAID ZEN Yatienttn II idust cas- Esten nr
anfalen. StRtge inn ien mad er anBefen
ooer inusysn Gniptneuns hes U a ep Hettef
10 70 Der psa sen seinisenptsa 9 d mersen.
Grdmpeu eamattsm u.s. Reteeus
mes. 0t6t 9enbenf m era, taittm
8testr bBitm Sats,. @rtpps. Dtpbs
tss.tt ;.1 = A. : , ! ! : n IT. 's mes Y r ,as, shsa"
pIg9ts i No aneere, psaiSse: in Sanu tsiissss.
ten @ssenb,u pOtnsn. no es Fdwer bait, p,s Dierfts
s''.s rye s " ssiaSse"' u U y sana q nit a' ssr s% ssHiis.s
9erlferuns sctraubt mers.n. eas 90 IN aaea 5aasn
quite Dieuits lt,ne, no man Rtebesaseu cher
. hmtrten fplrt, ossr m T.
Grippe, 1ipbtberie beism paitsi
fdlimmer, 9ulisn, Setierteit,
Ssaleu.RfIif, tlnterletbs.,
gunaen-, atters II. Nisrfu, gutsauoune.
poet nit Satsbrdune, pals mtg inoun8,
We2ielfieber cher nttt Netlolate,
&p9fpen, sgbn-, G~ttsni6msrteu,
cher nit Seneenubel,
stideni6mer, &teunaitsntua
Durdfaa. stplefa Isrbusr
&uSr, 8tarepunfeu,
S.Id,fGaben, Sraafbea u.
KrSupieu
aeplaat 1T Die anipenbuus BON u atpar's
@eata Rettef pirs Did, BON e'eieH Stl1wer.
ben tn oer ltltmmien Dorm btnneu etut5en Sttnetu
turtrea.
RbeumatSm - Gteies ihuterttatse
tlebu bat ben seididteiteu elersten u. beliebtetsn
Ritteln stttpst, @s III ant Sdiptaristen ~ bebau.
bslr; aber U a b 10 a . &tabp 6tltet bat
nod itets teu, gettenbeu ~Iofertiae Grlettternna etts
ibafi uuo In alien ;5agen pen afuteu,, ,ept3anstteua
oeer %nereSlent Reconnaissance cine cauefnee pelian!
tewir't t8et hreniiGem Rbeumat.smas u. Ot@t
has fosenannie @e@nssaiiss W,fslsenf
neten bent Reabp NeItef eebraadt rerssu.p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
1856 @elbes Syieber.

1856 BeIbeF Sleber. 1906
1858 teifte Reepap's 8sabe Rtttef
Geuftnes ron am stIben Siebtr 9arnteteils3enbta.
I'm Sieltr farGtb ,rtn Stw5e pprsubeueen. issie Or.
8rtb. o. Page III 1~ltifiNppi cen Weoistnal- 8ebbresn
Ter faeft6eu StaateH ietuen @ebrauG an8slesentlHnh
ans Ser, uue sHpfabi es bHtntlt6 ais bas fi6srft
etpgsHttteI aut esm Grotaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

Der Yr@dttoent bat tefoplen, poB 5
sum Eope perurEbeltte @uerrtlas, pelte
fInf 9unoes iploaten Dermcreet uno be-
raubt" baben ipaten, nt4t btn9ertttet
fperoen fCIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

N e d. eI
ut sas 5sattcGaSe Ge~utfuIms,S, Ippa sxt 4asts.
scnbui, ane Au,aatau Ia a1su Sstrk3sn Y. 9tnten
ftsts % babes bet
0serbtsr 1~bntagsw
n 20. SAb-GbarisstS.
(le1. Glepne bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
d % Weabb MeIte
q. Il. a.
9as. 28elt $ ltutpertal . Setimttstt
til
Natw6p's Meabs WeItef.
Bite btIltaite nID befte Mratnet
fur TaAtltea anf bem GtoeutuuS.
cine 80 Gentss8lafAe

ipiIb bas Spiiem fe9en pIBeIlde Nntdue
epioemiider urb onltedehDer aranfpeiten
itiiten urb metr uebel beder. oils menn
tlau bunbert Dollars fitr anhere UIebb
staen pber 6r3tlide Bflese
auseiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
sss-sesSeaessz4eSskl R.ats fhr etsraneerer nat
%IZNB Reiieuse!
ron 3ett, Gtls u. entfernuna
sart ete
,BaIttmcresS btps@ tfenbahn",

ndU aUth 2geILtH Ff1 WeHetY,
abtr YarterSbnrs nnb vi artetta cber
Ser b, Wbeeltn9 u. 9 oIun,bns
Die -gaitimore-O Ohio Gfenbabn" bietet eem ,eiier.
ZEN a%ubIitun, bic plStien gcrtheile " ge,us auf
giai9iet Btalemlidtett Siterbsit yhnttlidtett u.
Sabu in cieiem 2anbt ubertrsfen wirb. Tieie Balm,
pom atfantiiden weeere aussebe.b, 1T .Altefe aus.
aeeebntsfte 9ute. gletdieitis abr eve btr flratite Y.
ben mud BEN .qBttsn. .ste nidt seiebIeu fcnten, Re sa
tenlsen. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

S~effer(pn Davis. 8ihter
llnperpppp, Der lt1 8esenwdrtt8 In 0d-
fbtnstpn auftdlt berihtet, baB pie 8rpb.
selGporsnen, pethe am naG(ten Wpn'
tage In NDrfplf 3ufammertreten, SeTer'
fpn Dlsis tps9en 9phperTatts dntLa3eu
perbsn. Die 4ntla9en 9e9en Zee, Jobn.
aon. .5unter unO .Incere psrFe man falen
talen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Die 1lniteb State6 Fire 8 Wfas
rine cJnfuranee COMPANY
Dpu Baltimore T4

Ar. 8, fob. SIGH :, nate 1aIttnirreffak
Sat {Srtrrahrene cine aasmabI psn Gapstea Y. kea
heroprtsnsen (Sbases) mao ben nsueftes Nuittrx
nab sa biaieen vreiien.
- Sintmar psrbsa NIT br bsaea Serafalt tsEs
" (1toisl-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

Su Stttaoetpbta braben Dtete
In RTE Burner Safe" unp ftablen earaus
G%'esenfdRee yum @eEtpe BON %etnt3sn bun
bert DpIars. Den 6OfbunO Aatten be
1aurer ,uppr peratTtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
Mfatifne Gbplera.

Su esn Nusrrbttft, ba maH VI 10 q U a.
anssrlie oeer, ie mad gpribIift, inner
It'd ~anrenbet, bSIt alrr SGRlers auf, weber sr au&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05
UrNe0tu ,HtBuer.

UWp1UNW FIT VtttpEutH wv VWEVtIYe
Nr. e8, Dantfrate, 4HsRt- 1fal
tpifdtn Donbas. u Dro1bmaH.
~ Bsiteaanssa nj. bsu vauttli@ II. billie alsss
Ilbrt. (1uli11,l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

Sm Sabre 1919 turtrts " abwap's Rtabs
@eIte f Gter 10 coo BON afiatiiher ebcltra befaue-
rer p~erffneu gue tutf isine rsdt,eitt9e aupeubuas
ale 8crbsuse : gfittel rureeH liter cine Waigtpu
Rsnihsn g%ertttst. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-05

SIN Sort gpwarb, q q, braHnten
bic Iopferei Don Sattertie u WCrcD nne
uno bic @apiermusts Ron 6oplano,
Qalfer u. 60. ab. Yrrlut S5O,OOO.
, 1866-09-07

GALLATIN COUNTY" STAMPEDERS -
CRoPs, ETC Mr.. Meadow, Treasurer of
Gallatin county, called on us yesterday even
iug. lie left Bozeman City Wednesday
morning. Parties were passing through
RuEeinan every day, on their way to the Biz
Horn diggings. They are about two hun
d:el miles from Bozen an Lit le definite
Information could be CLEANED from the flying
rero;t<-those who d b en- on he ground
o se;T TinL mysterious sill ne, and declining
10 make facts known. Thosa com NJ to Bo5a
man fron the mines, Immediately return up
on = ling their sup lies which ar ,rds good
ground for confidence in the discoveries
The true state OF affairs cannot be hidden
troH, ihe public a great while longer, as
ma1y Of the large numbers going in will
soon return if their expectations should not
be realized The crops on the Galatin are
Of sbundunt Weld. The wheat is now being
cat The haads are well & led and the in
Jury from the smut is slight Not less than
hundred thousand bushels of wheat will
be aarnered. Oats and barley, also, are
yielding heavily Several hundred acres
were planted in potatoes. The bugs which
threatened these escuents for while have
entiuely disappeared, and the vines are
healthy and vigorous, and bearing prolifi.
caily. The cabbage production will be very
limited, owing to the grass hoppers having
cit of thousands of plants shortly after they
we're " set cut" An immense amount oi
hay has been cut for home consumption,
the distance being too great to Justify haul
ing it to market. The population of Galla-
tin hes been and is continuing to be greatly
increased by an influx Of immigrants. The
new settlers, generally, are well supplied
with stock and implements Of husbaudry.-
/ WeIeHI Gazette.
, 1866-09-07


ALDER GuLcH AND SUMMER DIsTRIcr.
-On last Thursday; We made it the order Of
the day to take ride up Alder gulch, and
continue cur journey into the quartz mining
district of Summit. In going up the gulch,
we visited claim after claim, all of which
we're said to be paying we'll, though, seems
ingly, worked to great disadvantage, until
we arrived at Mr.. Corah's claims, which are
located about Summit City, which takes up
about one thousand feet Of ground, where
we found bedrock hume. This Aume,
when completed, will capable of carrying
about FIVE hundred inches of water, aud will
most certainly serve to show our miners that
old Alder has not, as yet, been even pros
pected. The claims adjoining the city of
Summit, and as far as No. / above discov,
cry, are owned by Messrs. Hail & Co, who
have fnme similar to that on MIR. Corah's
ground, through which immense heaps OF
dirt are being passed, and the proprietors
seem satisfied that large amounts of the pref
cious metal are deposited in the rifles there's
Of. The company at work on discovery claim
are taxing cut about tweHty dollars per day
to the hand. There are four quartz mills in
the vicinity Of the town, ALL or nearly all Of
which are in running order. The Seneca
Falls Mill is a very large frame structure,
and is said to have very fine machinery. The
! Scranton Mill is Dodge CruSher, with the
latest improved amaIgamating apparatuses.
The building is Of stone, and, standing as it
does In the edge of the city, adds much to
its appearance. The Excelsior is very large
mill built of stone, and has twenty stamps.
The Idaho was the first mill brought into
Madison county; but from all we can learn,
it has never been very successful in the
crushing business. Another mill is also in
process Of erection is this district, the mas
chinery for whchis being brought from Ban
mack City. Among the lodges which we
visited while on our late raid, is the Nelson,
which exhibits, at the depth Of seventy feet,
crevice seven feet in width, of rich paying
rock. The Yankee Blade, too, which has a
shaft some fifty feet in depth, into which we
| did not have time to descend, but judge from
specimens of the rock, is rich enough The
kcarsage is well developed. having been tapr
ped at lie depth, of one hundred and twenty
feet. The Keystone prospects finely at the
depth Of sixty feet, and shows well defined
crevice. These are only few OF the numer-
Gus quartz lcdges which are located in Sum-
init district, and, perhaps, not the best at
that; though apparantly all good and well
defined lodes.- Montana Post.
, 1866-09-07

WILL NOT APPoIN7.-We learn that County
Commissioners Jesses and Lee will not appoint
Commissioner to fill the vacancy in their
board, OccasiOned by tde, death. of Mr.. Living
'tOn. That quintesseuee of humbeggery and
non'ence, the "Registry law, passed by the
last Legislature, takes all shadow of appointing
power out of the hands CT the Commissioners
and provides that vacancies occurring in coun.
ty Offices can only be filed by special elections
A special election, for any Office, would cost
the county at least one thousand dollars. Our
county is not now in condition to Heet such an
expense In view of this, and from the fact
that there can be only two terms of the Com
missioner's Court before the annual election,
the Commissioners have wisely determined no,
70 order special eiec,lca
, 1866-09-07

MtNtNa Yesterday, while on trip down
Alder gulch, we took occasion to visit some
of our mining friends in the vicir.ity of Ne
v4da City. Mr.. L. H. Lusk infur,aed us that
he had in his employ about twenty men. and
MAS taking out, on an average, three hum
dred dollars per day. Mr.. i. says that he
has recently taken out twelve bundled dol>
lars, Messrs. Hedges & Co., who own the
claim below NJ. Lusk's took out, on last
Thursday, 1920, being the 6rst cleanup
they have mode since opening their ground.
In this claim, from one pan of dirt, four dnlN
lars and 6fty,seven cents were obtained. The
California boys, who are working on the bar
near NavadS,are not doing as well as they have
done for some time past, though principally
on account of havin. to ran great amount
of top dirt through their sluices. McDer'
mott, who has been compelled to suspend,
on account of water, for the past week, com.
mencpd sluicing again on Thursday, and
from the way the dirt prospettcd we judge,
Mac will realize some funds when be lifts
his rifles for another cleanup. = 4Hontana
Post
, 1866-09-07

WIND RIvER.-Parties are still starting
to Wind River; but po, one seems 10 knO$
exactly where the Wind River mines are.
We have not yet seen any one who has been
there, neither have we seen any Of the & pre-
cions METAL " of which there is said to be
such an abundance in that quarter. How,
ever, there is scarcely possibility Of doubt
but there are good mines in the Wind River
Mountains but we do think it an utter piece
of folly for men te start at this late season OF
the year on such an uncertainty as the Wind
River stampede seems to be.-Aon. Post
, 1866-09-07
REDINGTON s. cos
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

THIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. containing
Il 10 highly concentrated form al, the proper.
tics Of the
jam aica Ginger,
has become one of the most popular domestic rem.
edes for ali diseases Of the stomach and digestive
organs.
As = Tonic. it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
BY fever or otherwise for whilst it imparts to the
system all the glow and vigOr that can be produced
by wine or brandy, it is entirely free from the reac-
tienary effects that follow the use of spris Of auy
kind.
1t is also sn excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstuNtion. giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that 80 frequently
accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, cauaed BY
riding in railroad car, or by sea-seknoss, or other
causes.
It is also valuable an external application for
Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, nc.
REDINGTON & CO.,
35-em Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
, 1866-09-07

SALE or PRoPEErY.-W. J. Terry, Esq. has
disposed fthe Bank Exchange Saloon, fixtures,
etc, to Hon. Daniel Stewart. Messrs. Phil.
D-nahy and Ike Roberts have leased the prem
go snd will sustain the reputation Of the Enak
Exchange as n tirst-class saloon, and with srarce
an equal this 5d5 o. San Francisco. Taoss of
our readers who indulge" will always frd
sither Phil. or Ike prepared to greet thcri viii
4 n6milr'
, 1866-09-07

TsEAsURE Dairr-The Boise stage, on wednes-
day last, brought down seventeen hundred and
eighty pounds in bullion, all from 0wyhee. Our
people are SO used to these things that the sight
Of one or two thousand pounds of treasure fails
TO create a senSation.
, 1866-09-07

TO PERSONS Whose HEALTH IS BROKEN
DOWN:-Every disease mi ht unquestiouably be pre-
vented i nature assisted to rally with that most
wonderful of all ihvlgOrafors
DIX HOSTErrER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
When the fame of lite wanes and Iuivers from ex-
haustion, administer this famcus restorative. y viii
once more becone steady and strong. Ia the debility
which follows violent fever in diarrhoea dysentery,
consequeDt upon natural decay, or resnltipg from
free living over exertOn aud also in those painful
and too pnch neglected ailments to which ladies are
exclusively subject, the Bitters never fail 70 give
ers everyvhers, and Hopss, CALsT 6 Co.. Portland,
Oregon
, 1866-09-07
ADMINSTRATRIX'S HO1ICE:

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT The UN-
IN dersigned. having been appointed administra.
tor OF the estate Of ISAAC KELLOGG, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate to present them properly verified, to me,
At nv residence, ia Walla Walla county, within
one wear f.om this date or they will be forever
barred All persons indebted @ said estate,
tilted 10 settle the same Immediately.
ANN KELLOGG, Admistratrix.
walla walla, ". T., August II, 1866. 3s-iw+
, 1866-09-07

DEStEs Ir.-P. J. Malone, in letter published
in the Portland Herald denies selling out to, or
afiliating with, the Union party at the late elee-
ton in Idabo He states that be proposes to
commence the publication of a paper in Idaho
City, this month, which will be the "advocate of
democracy as he understands it." Slippery
, 1866-09-07

PEAcHEs.--Our friend Parker, of the book and
variety store, has sent US a liberal contribution
Of peaches, grown in this Valley, which on trial
we found delicious. Peaches appear to do we'll
in this Valley, and certainly these specimens
we're much superior to fruit of the same descrip-
tiou brought from below.
, 1866-09-07

Tur oregonian thinks .Aat Grant and Sheri-
dams endorsement of Nesmith don't amount to
much. A recommendation from Be"si Butler
would have more weight with tie radical organ
, 1866-09-07

AusKxxLoEs-Our friend Johnson, mot the
chap who does the items for the OrsgOHidn) sent
TO this Office on Saturday last a couple OF musk
uolou,. the finest Of the season.