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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
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Cincinnati, ben 25. Sept. 1858.
Gasbl. SOBER unb fsbr fef. Supsrfsin s9-toK;
Sanilienuaebl $12R 1917.
D.tsen S6ber. 9iotber 50, $50, 80, is mad Site,
sribiabrswst en- 2,4O. 9e WIQer taufrn iepp9 nttt
m,br ais ie augsnblidlid brauGeu.
Rprn. - @emii9ies III 3plben itie8 aaf rs Gts.
Safer. Sie3 auf 3s-43 Ste.
apagsn. Sttega ST fur betsn.
@erfs. 9efte Ss,tit ittss ai $3.50; Sribiabrs
81 ,33-Si,4O.
Nes Bprt. $32k.
settenfpef 1871, sdultsrn 16H Gents.
Sdmals. - Sil auf rs 9s.
s6tntsn. geiuderts 1928 Gts. Sarmsr s4in.
fen ~ @ts.
3uder i2-15 cts. fur rpben : Rafiuirter barter
.17h Scents. 8prtO RisO Oaplafss $3.50 Sts. Sors'
bam 500.
sattsr. 1870 Gents. fur bette Central OstO. 9n.
fubr 9rUs.
safe. Ste6t auf f6-16R Cts.
ater. 20-21 Sts. per Ousenp.
86tssY. = ste8 anf 1888.
sam,n. slabsiaamsn fdt auf $2A-s,oo sIesfaa.
men s7L-7k. SimDtbY $40.
Seu. $i7-$18 fsf.
&etn6l. $i,82.
GBa9s.- 30 80 @ts.
8erern. 1915 sts.
Gal9 ppn eanbe t2-t21a @ts.
giien. 9io $5O-$53, BIT blaif.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Sine fleine Narm gu perfaufen.

Sd min rneine 8arut. Die 6 Wsilen SaliH son Columbus
an her Granville ~eanttrase liest, ~perfaufen. Sic sntbait
34asl,m Nfer nebf einsm b~squsrnen 9auis bon 8
ainmern, NIT speiiefanmer unb @lriets &C., cine sdeaer.
Elm Raudbaus, cine Basemrsmieie, 8Orntrtppen, speiasr.
mans. Sp,abum gabrif (@s6dube), sinen sutst grunnsn unS
cine eifterne, 2 ader nit fleinem Sba. wts 5imteerea,
9rpmb.eren, Spbannisbeeren. Stadelbesren nne erebeessn,
tso Mspfel= unb 100 girnbdume THE fat ale ~trasen), 8irs
;Ssr NHaumeu. Quitten, 100 ~trasenbe S8einif6de, Simmer.
arm @eariube uns gDalptdume; als Obissn ObtiOrten flne
Ssuserlefen. 9as sanp 1T cut nns men, nno IN aasssssi9ns.
tenn @ultursaitanse; nne snIeat nO@ : aa ssf Eo't "ss' 0'"A
Si. pbiee sarm wirb woblfeil %oerlauft; penn fe ni9t pos
benz Sftpber fss6 ~Ysrfanft 1T. 70 wirS ite an Ienen'
gaae UNI rbr gtaduttt IS auf Dem Slase onsntt@ peg
tauft.
VDsaen ndberer austunft penss man I'D an
S. 9. Gnith,
WI g. 8. gartart,
! Cav. ,ss -imm In @plnneus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
.9arrcttiruus unb 8nsbluns elmer

-9arrctttruuB II NIB 6nsblmn8 elmer
aausen Samitte. -Seuts Dor aht Sassn, sss
aen 10 libr atsnbs, bSrts u. @larf, Elm b~eaiitsrtsr
2anbmirtb nabs estanrns prtnss, G~clumfia@o unip,
81. o., nibt au,uneit BON Srcp, fur5 mad Dem
shlafsnssbsn Snstri,ts i'm Ginsanss gun, parlOr.
4lSslitb tpare bic 8tirs bss ghlafssntad,ss aus
ssIrIsnst, uno srsi &srls oranesn bersin, irslbs ic'
fort ben Saustsrru, isine frau uno oas Stsnitz
Madden rsriHsn, an Sanosn unb Sassn nit lnits
setrahten Griffin banDsn unb aaf ben Sislsn lts@
aen lieben. Hun rurfs eaa aanbe Saus nurb'
fStert, &cfsr srbrphen, Sommcpsn unb isses rer'
! f4tcNene staf MlStsl sspaltian 9eSHnst. 6is
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
2u p%erfaufen.

Ga Der ltnter,ei6nete enti6lOHen III. has 6isbsr BON i6a
betriebene Dei6aeSbGft auf,ua.ten, 70 bietet ct hermit BEN
iammtliden Giebifans, fopie Da9en nnb fonftse @~eaenfdn-
be ,um Werfauf an, nemlid a 9ferce. 1 Sauen, 1 Ster.
IS slide, 4 aintsr, 40 sdweine. ibsr 100 5htner, 8 gsa'
gen. ghase, GsseH une %iOnfias decentralization fOwie
Zen. gpelShforn unb RartpTeln. 9ieies gisentbum miro
ans FREEZER t6ane yertauft. 8dnfer fnb erfudt, an benz
Wpbnplase 6ss @issntbamers porsuiprsben.
Mntcn Gatbarina.
tobubaft ~ Dieilen ron Columbus, an ber
2ancafter 8ife.
Seet. is. 2w bm nm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

Riuter nabmsn jeslides Wsrttpcas NIT uno fuss
rem uneutbedt baron. Sim aneeren Merssn, als
bic 9adta7n Die Srst ssfsTslt fanbsn, mar Der
0iann benz Scoe nabs, sr pirD uabrihsinlih fer.
Sen. = 9cr einissn Wpasn purps tsfanntft1 an
o~enfeltsn plase bic abams'Ihe Samilte In ahnli'
der Nstls s~sfns6elt unb berautt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Nerimiehuna Der GtQatSfair.

1ie iGhrlihs Staatsfair, Die am Gientas In
Oaptpn ~aufanssn ionte, lit nun np1, In Beige
Der usterfhiremmuna, Die jsne Gtabt imiudte,
Sic aunl f6. Oftpker psridcben prrben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
firm II. Co., Gisentbimer.
GanitaI 9th guiiueB Goaeae.

Ser 2wsf pieier anifalt III. BEN s6ilsrn eine ~srhnbIi.
d. e S,ibdfts. @rsiebun8 gu aeben, unb Suar bur6 ~beioneere
sufmsrfiamfeit auf has Su6balten. Sdreiben, %faufminnis
ihes 8e6nen, 6anesseeies, @sitdfts= @crreippncens, Sele,
srapb'e, Sbpnp9rapbte. ridtiae 9usprahe uuo parlanentari'
ite @ebrdute. Wan lafe itb Elm Sie8nter bteisr anftaIt unb
4rp6en Der Sancidriften fpmmen.
Goreffe:
8rpan u. Scmltnion,
Sept. i2.-5ip bw 3mt to Columbus, SbiD.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
SeutIdje Galeu0er file 1867.

Son Germ s. 6ertaro In Stem Orrf, ben,
antsrnetmenesn l6srausSstsr Der uQr,ertfaniidsn
@artenlaute," erbitltsn mir prpbe grsmplars Der
t~OlSsneen &alenpsr fir 1867, Die lcsbsn in lsinen'
8e,Iaae erlhienen fnb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

Nle eteis Gatenosr IN iaHnsr giusftattuns unf
untersaltsntsn, lstrrethsn uno uislibsn Snbalt5,
fnn tei ben 4senten unS gnhldnhlern sn habsn.
WiseerpsifGufcr fSnnsn Direct bet 8. @erbare IN
Stem Oerf ~teiisusn.
Giniitpisr Galeuoer iHr 1867. Son Bens
iinaer Brothers Ia Wtp Ocrf erbieltsn nil
Gin @~rsmplar bes bsltstten uno in Der gan5sn fatto'
liihen gSett t~efanntsn ginlisolsr aalencsrs fl,
1867. 9islsr ldSn iaufrirte unS trsHlia aus8s'
~fiattste 8alsnesr 1T 10 pcpnlar, has mir blos an5r
ssi8en braudsn, oas rsrislte RON Mieoerperfauferr
con 9sn,inser BrOttsrs sa bs5tstsn 1T.
Gteiger's golfsfalenber fHr 1861 i'm 8srta'
ae BON =. Stsigsr's nrbltsfannter Buhbano'
lung in gsn Oorf, lisst Dor nns. Sisier Salen'
Der smpfsblt fh iopobl hurh feline Musfattuns
pie nurt ittnsn rsidsn, untsrbaltennen iotrctl nj
nisltasn Snbalt. 3u batsn tn aasn Snaeanp
lunaen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Attachment.

Jacob Fahrbach, Prf.,) Before J. Kronenbitter, J P Of
VS., Montgomery Township, Frank
Walter Wilson, Def't) lin County, o.
On the IL day of September A.. D. 1866 said Justice
issued an Order of Attachment in the above action forthe
Sum of fifty five Dollars. Columbus, September u. 1866.
JACOB
Sept. %. 1mhw u 2mw.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
w " S'B'"F"'
Cholera! Shpleral

Sic fommt! aQe ioIten barauf ~pprbereitet fein, fe absu=
pebren, uuc stpar ni6t alsin burd bic 9efplguns PATHFINDER
geiunrbeitsreseln. iOnoern eur6 elm ~pirffames mPhtel, bas
jecernann gum 9ebrau6 bei her 5anb baben fplte, fpbalb
bic ~eefnrdtete Sranfbeit ibre Gribetnuns utatt. Die beiisn
aerSte ifno Der aniidt. ba6 bic meifen 6bOlerafale lettt 90
curtrsn iinb, tuenn Elm paHences Ufittel setti8 an9spanpt piro.
Sin ipldes Mittel bieten mir benz Sublfum bar in Or 8.
s. WiQer's Magnetii6em untoerial. alfa IN !,
nit benz pouiien gertraueu auf feline uleoienifds @irffam=
tet ais Elm Ierbitungss rrb 6stlmittel Ger @bulera. gs III
erinbli6 prpbirt ppreen, unb mir t6nnen es NIT euten @es
uifen ale bas Bette befannte Wittsl gegen Gbplera unb Inter.
l~eibsbeThperbsn %entpfeblen.
Gu baben in allen ApOtbefen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27
Ois unsntaslsliae 8snusuua Der @olessau,

mrs tisreurd EN- @olfs fir fetne Stats gsneeniuusn uaS aneere
Stad'speriammiuuse1. ben 8rostpsen. ben %mtlptb5tees Stats Qd,etd.
riOnen. unp ben Ri laiern uuS MaffaHfAeu geretnfa, welte bic aT,eia.
ttcn %unterflben, UNI ras unttrnebmea init Grf,ls aus5afl6ren iuseF.
hsrt.
Die Seamtsn bitten tater NIT 8ersndaen bas pabhfuu. bts ltnter.
nebnen ltserai gu %unterfasen. nb ae eHp dbetseuat. bas. ba aae Bet
benz lSbGfen tn au5fht sefeGten 3pefe elm alnhes SntsreTe baben.
aud aae Fh aeiperweie fur has pOrsefalasene ebrbart uns stfesiiHe
Nfittel CUR @rreibuns cedtfben tntersdireu. gD,r Etfets per Don Sc.
preert, mus 9rfmarten beileaen fur oas p,rto Der Etdets
Gs perStn .uhttae aseaten In iebsr SaSt uns Drtfaaft TN staats
perlan8t. pelhen ltberale prOcente besatit reroen, tie aber aute n.
pfsblunsen trta8en mdHen. glan dssrienoe pe Gtloer nit her Grpree.
pber tn einsr Irdtte, pstr elmer gcaamtanpe iiuna, ODER In reatRrtrtsn
Brtefsn unb apredfre ale Uftttbelunaea an tie
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-20
may3idiy.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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tsbl3w1y,
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TO THE FARMERS.
MEAL EXCHANGED FOR CORK.

MEAL EXCHANGED FOR CORN.
FARMERS who wish to exchange their
n cortn for good corn meal can do so, on reas-
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Corn meal Tor sale, ut all times and in any
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N. B. Cash paid for corn. f-a- ---'-
BIDDIsON & GILMORE.
10 ck Island, July IL, wifi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-20

FROM BUFFALO-By New York Time fro "a De-
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IS P. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Sundays e1.
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IL 20 P. NJ. CINCINATTI EXPRESS, daily, Tex
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Boston and New England passengers, with their
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The best ventilated and most luxurious sleep
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FOR SALE.

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tx GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo. L.
LEI Davenport's addition to the city of Rock
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/ Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Candle
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
Conatahle's Snle.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF Justice Strother's Court, American
City Precinct. County Of Storey, State Of Ne.
vada, on the 3lst day Of May, 4. D, 1866, and
being TO me duly directed and delivered, for tho
satisfaction Of q Judgment rendered In said
Of Frank Baker, plaintiff, and against hcMsans
& Williams Gold and Silver Mining Company,
defendants, for the sum Of Three Hundred $4,000
Dollars and Thirteen (l3 Dollars costs Of court
and accruing costs, I have this 3lst day Of May,
A. D. 1866, scIIed. levied on and Will sell 70 the
highest and best bidder. for caih, viz: In United
States lawful money, In front Of the justices
go day Of June, A. o.. 1855, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. n. and 2 o'clock p. NJ, namely, at
IL o'clock ". ofthRt day, all the right, title. and
interest Of tho said defendants, In and 10 the fol
lowing dseribed property, TO wit: Tbs wi
Company, Of 1900 feet, located May 9Th, 4. o.
1851, recorded May 7th, 4. 7. 1SSi, N Cold HUI
Mining Records, Book F., page 2oS; tho Ramsey
Company, Of 1900 feet, located May 9Th, AID.
1861, recorded May 7th, 4. D. 1851, In Gold Hill
Mining Record, Book F, page POS the MeAesns
Company Of 1900 feet, located May 9th, AID.
1861, recorded May 7th, A. d. 1861, In Gold Hill
Mining Records, Incorporated Into the McMeans
4 Williams Gold and Silver Mining Company,
tho 18th day ofFobruary, A. D. 1855, and compr.
sing three (3) quartz lodes. or Lodges OF twelve
hundred feet each, with all dips, angles and spurs,
designated by stakes or monument marked IL,
and 3, standing In American City Township
county o fStoroy, State Of Nevada and what Is
known Al Secret Rayine, and running In o south.
erly direction twelve hundred Q,200 feet to .imi
lar stakes or monuments standing IN American
In or near what is known astne negroes
Garden /; and Ave hundred feet Of q tunnel, with
car. track and cabin standing at the mouth ofthe
tunnel-tosether with al and singular The tene'
ments. he~reditaments and RppurtenAnces there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
ELECTION ON MONDAY!

Next Monday our Town Election comes
of, and the sovereigns will have q chance
to 20 to the polls and vote. For Town
Trustees there is but one ticket, and a very
good ticket it is. The interests Of the cor
poration will not suffer at their hands ;
and we can truly anticipate that the next
Board of Trustees will do as well in every
regard becoming honest men. as the one
whose term of Office is about expiring.
For Town Treasurer, there is also one
candidate, S. W. Chubbuck. Esq, our
efficient Postmaster, who has the conf
dence of the whole community for hon
esty and competency.
For Town Marshal, there are four can
dids,es from whom the voters can choose,
and in voting they will no doubt choose
the 6sst man. We are kindly disposed
towards all Of them, and only regret that
we have not q vote for each one Of them.
To the polls, to the polls, on Monday
next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

PAINFUL SCANDAL IN ST. LouIs.-The
present gossip of St. Louis is the separa-
ton Of a recently married couple. Less
than two months ago they were married
in the grandest style. The wedding pres
en,, were regal in their m~sgnihcence, the
recen,ion one Of the most brilliant, and
the prospects Of the new couple bright in
deed. The bride was the daughter OF al
old and wealthy citizen. and the BRIDE
groom q late rebel officer, the son OF a
well-known physician. The immediate
cause Of the separation was cruelty on the
part Of the husband, and there seems to
be no reason to doubt that he struck her
often. At last the wife's father fairly
caught the Infatuated husband in the act,
and then a scene approaching mob vio-
lence ensued. An angry crowd got an
inkling Of the affair, and surrounded the
house, but the police interfered. The
whole trouble i, that the husband i'm
.eined that his wife had an immense for.
,uns in her own nam and right, but after
marriage he was undscsived, and eonse-
ou.n,ly disappointed. From this to
cruelty was but . shor. step. The story
IA, ns,ssd from mouth TO mouth like
vild.ar.. and the lsdy's mi'forsuns' 'z.
cite much sympathy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

The SauADRoSs At VALPARAIso.-A
complete list Of the various squadron OF
Valparaiso, at the time Of the recent bonn
bardment, shows the following strength OF
armament, The Spanish had six vessels
one being an iron.clad, and carrying in
the aggregate 90 sixty eight Founders and
liz ,hirty-twos, or q total Of 2o4 guns,
throwing 5000 pounds Of metal at a full
discharge. The American feet consisted
Of six vessels, carrying 50 guns and
throwing $3.50 pounds Of metal. The
British feet was three vessels, with Sc
six,y.eighs Founders, throwing 6s4s
pounds Of shot and shell. This illustrates
. peculiar feature Of the American navy,
viz: the enormous weight Of the projec-
tiles thrown by q few guns. The IRON
clad Numancia, Of the Spanish navy, has
40 sixty.eishs Founders, while the Mo-
nadnock has but four guns, but each Of
them is a $50 FOUNDER. Against such
guns a. these few ships can stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

LOVE OF READISo.-Hon. Rufus Choate,
IN ar address once said: Happy is he
who has laid up in youth, and held stead
fas, in fortune. a genuine and passionate
love of reading; the true balm OF hurt
minds, Of surer and more healthful charm
than poppy of mandragora, or all the
drow,y syrups of the world; BY that
single taste, BY that single capacity, he
may bound in a moment into the still re-
gions Of delightful study, and be at rest.
Well may he prize that endesred charm
50 e~fec,usl and safe, without which this
brain placing his hand on his f~oreheadI
had long ago been chilled BY paralysis or
set on FIRE BY insanity"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
! e.o. D. PassTIos. Esq, Louisville Ky.

.#.|H# -ETF.N- ...
F1ss PRlssNr.-stsve venard wal yes
terday the recipient of q splendid present
from Wells, Fargo & Co.-being an ele-
CANT gold-mounted Henry rife. It is
probably the cos.licst weapon Of the kind
aver made in the State, and wal manufac-
sured expressly for venard, BY direction
Of Louis McLane. On the side Of the
stock is an oval silver plate representing
Venard in the act of shooting the robbers.
The .cene shows two Of the robbers lying
dead, the other ascending the hill, with
Venard in the act Of shooting him. Above
this, engraved on the plate, !: the follow
inc: aPre.eptsd BY Wells, Fargo & Co.
- S,sphen Vensrd, for his gallant con-
duct. NAV 18th. 1885," It !. a present
that win Dc highly appreciated BY Vsnard,
and i, creditabls 70 the firm OF Wells,
Fs.ro 3 Co.-Msuoda 0sssttt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
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lsrroarrp sr 7. o'snIrs. STOCK DloEEs, GOLD BILL.
SAX PRANcIsco, June I'll f.M.

THE WAR TO END.-We expect that
hereafter the Radical Press will cease its
warfare on the President. It certainly
will If it continues to follow the lead Of
Congress. It appears that the Union ma.
jority in the Senate has come to the con-
tclusion that it is not good policy to con-
tinue the warfare against the President by
refusing to confirm appointments OF men
Of undoubted loyalty, as they have done
in some instances hitherto. Senators be-
gin to see that the people do not approve
Of the war which has been waged upon
the President by the Radical leaders, for
opinions sake, and that If they wish to
keep in Office and maintain political
power, they must treat the Presiden,
with decency as well as recant some Of
the dangerous dogmas they have hereto
fore adyanced.-S. F. Call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

JOHN LzrcHsR.-This well known
rebel x.Gevernor Of Virginia, has writ
ten a letter to q friend in New York. in
which he says, everything is moving along
Quietly in Central Virginia, the people
being orderly aud law abiding, and full
filing their obligations to the Government
of the United States. His testimony
about the condition Of the South, how.
ever, is not perhaps so important as his
testimony about himself. he says his
time and attention are devoted to his pro-
session, and will be so devoted for the
residue of his life; that he attends no
political meetings, and has no desire TO
NEEDLE in politics, that the best service he
can render is to give the country the ben
eft of his example in showing respect for
the laws and obeying them. Governor
Letcher's course, like that Of Reagan, OF
Texas, is by far the wisest for all the old
Southern politicians to pursue. Their
in~termeddling impedes the course Of re-
construction; their quiet and cheerful
obedience to the laws advances it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

NEvApA.-A certain Mr.. W. T. Rick
ard, dating from Gold Hill, Nevada,
writes to the Mining journal condemning
the outlay of British capital in mines
there. and states that the leading mines
the Yellow Jacket, Gould s. Curry, Chol-
lar, Potosi, and Savage-have just made
calls of from EGO to ESQ per share. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Richards account the rrin-
cipal reason Of their falling Of appears to
be that the mine mill owners will not fol-
low his method-that Of roasting in pre-
ference to using chemicals-and states,
that from experiments he has made his
process saves nearly thirty-fve per cent,
but as this is a purely er partc statement,
I simply give it for what it is worth, as l
have no doubt it will meet with due at
tention on the Spot.-Lo'don Corrs'pon.
dsnee Of Alta.