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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
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Brvv,to ge 5-Frr zbti zeakr; Wheat de Corn ne osb
20 Nre Flour uacve c Of 800 hbs az - % t No
d Ctv Groupd Spring Wheat good asmA1d snd sra a. 'he
,.ne ss af hush ~ 1d ~ q hSl 2bt Tor No RCh
sgo openng 26i , nj v no Mwankeei +sIo.@s ~
afsiSs Raoue sung AZ FL r. and Ns
Maauks~ Cub 81 closing uouHsly ~ 26 for Chicago
81 q FOR hGHaukre Cen du hat ltlr in marset sales OF
No bub IN ear lotA AZ 6CC3c du held al 6 buyers otet
GsHsa 80 FIeayT Mesa Lard ques
AZ l9dlg Highwnes uom.ualIV &c. with IA buyers
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
letter yesterday dated Berlin Nay ss, and containing

tbe following: -
~, was 80 iortunate HumboiA Prof
baess ana srd unsurpassed and resemhsRss which
sn "m.h u Judge Of having had CLOSE relations with he e
h4na uurng 80 reatA You vii be lighted With tie bust st
nov beng cat houS' Brunswick congratulate you aud
hen on TINS Pafotc tnernrA Nch greag appreciated
here aud will ir 10 strengthen e friendship
United States and Germuuy"
The bronze ioundery at Brunswick spoken OF in the
letter. 10 considered On be the best in Germany
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

THE HUMBOLDT MoNUMENT-LETTER FROM
BARON VON GERoLT
C.E. Detmold, esq Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee for the erection OF the Humboldt monu
ment In the Central Park, received from Baron wa
60. ,sa,, oor,n,n Minister 10 Washington, aud now
on leave OF absence frop his post at Berhp Ffuss@
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
cAMRRInGE oATrLK MARFET. Inne ls

Beef CsrsR-eep i5l bead There oelog light suppy th,
Az So Y 75 Prs Duality sra 81 25 Second Quality Al
SliaKIl50. Third Qua'y Sl0GtlO 80 Sheep aud Lamhs
Rersgts 2qi a9lc per n. Spring Lnbs $50 %
Veal Cavs. 4J0Kl6
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
Spttial Motius.

Poat-Oniee Notce-The Eah for Rurope on WEDNESDAY,
viii close this Once m aud at the Stations fellows:
aul b. saa, aud y, S'iOi aud H. aEs and aoSLm
L. H. J0NRS PelIRa''sF'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

Cot Wringers Of al kinds repaired promptly taken "a p
pay f,r ls Uuvrr.A which warranted durable, X G. BkOT
iy, Geaeral Agent No = Court AndtsL, New York
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
MdRR[RD.

TIE Earth Closet Company. Hartford, COEn.
SaIrsroOn No 5J7 Broadway, New-fOrk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

Tie Hampton Mystery" the wonder aud the gossip
ofss a y snd .he sbouabes Btsu aad involved the
honor Of. haugh families of The BDgsh Mrs
LEvI story singular episode arsocrAc Life 10 such
ra1n1 20 bring an ta strong point. With h.toe.l Glel5
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
A Great story.
'y'v' - y
a CHEAT STORY.
A GREAT STORY.
A GREAT STORY.
A GREAT STORY.
A GREAT STORY.

GREAT STORY.
GREAT STORY.
A GREAT STORY.
We announcement make which venture 70 pre-
Dict, will greatly grssg our readers Mrs HARRTEr LEWIS
whose all pabhed first IL LsOaOn Aaa
been eogged to write ersy Ldg that hereafter bss
stories will be published on the Lyr Ia this weeks LS1 U'
publication story which she has written fer
u entitled "THE DoUBLsLIRE TuE HAMPTON MrTERr5-
ao evidence Of til, high Oson which hsrNJ
p, give any Ld9g who will oonscss
touslV say peusog good story, ride behnS
Der- Remember first Dort II Published this weeks
LegT which really and
depota Hh entitled
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
THE DOUBLE LIFE;
OR
THE HAMPTON MYSTERYi
THE HAMPTON MYSTERYi
TIE HAMPTON MYSTERYl
THE HAMPTON MGSlEHfI
THE HAMPTON MYSTERYl
THE HAMPTON. MYSTERYl
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS HARRIET LEWIS.
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
.zo Of R,ginabrs Fortune" Coar" n LIE ss
S,al," Ta> Hous, Of s,srea" ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
Tie Hampton Mye" 10 It's time the wonder aud the gossip
ofss I'd by snd she shOuaDes ud involved the
honor Of. one Of the most bugy Bugh peer,ge MRs
LEv, q. lis story this singular episode astocrAte Life 10 such
srusr all it. point, With hi.tore.l slsity
Immense Success
EVERYBODY READ
TnE GREAT NOVELTY
or THE
SEASON
CcY RANDALL COMFORTS
THRILLING STORY
APPROPRIATELY CALLED
TIKI BELLE OF SARATOGA
THE BELLE OF SARATOGA.
TUX BELLE OF SARATOGA
NOW READY
In tue
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
DIED

All NoGses Of Marriages must be iHdOrsed uih full
adme and address.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

Graduate of Harvard College proposes toirl7e abroad
dung aud take under bis few boTs o
instruction especial will be Satisfactory refer
ences Address HARVARD, Box No l9 West Newton MssA
REGULAR Meeting ofthe EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the
XXth ct UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION N be heid at
headquarters tDugedeinsD No 92 Ghraye WEDNESDAY
EVENING, IuEe To- 1893 AZ O'Clock n II. BABCCSh President
BOgA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
hnnpp's
CONCENTRATEDEX OF ROOTS
i0r making

Root Beer Manufacturers Druggists Coueonsr es' WI H' ,
their advantage using this 10 will asaIs
cheap whoeome and fneaayorc besides eau De usis
within BY the old process IA
4Oc, &c and ~; also In gaoa cans A. PA su' "
Is, 200, and 200 gallons Ok Beer o,v v...t.b. D. -
FULL DIRECTIONS each BOT LbB annC ~. -
KNAPP Co. Sole Propret No Je< hadson'st aesI Hps.
York by all wholesale DrugssA aud fAsa' nede N"A
0 States Canada
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

sDr Of Rsginads Frtans" TIE RDaI CoaH" 4 LIFE &C
sjaE," Tae Houss Of sseret," ETC.. ETC..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
DR.. HUFELAND's
CELEBRATED
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

The frst and most healthfnl Tonic
ever introduced into tho United
States IA still the leading article, ana
more OF this sold than OF all otncr 30
called Tonics or Bitters. 20, on
For Sale to tho Trade by TA1tUgn,
&BENDEL, Sole Agents, NV sn1 ~. y,
Clay street, san Francisco. ''i''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
ELIXIR VELPEAU.

RIO THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want = Of mean, arc debarcd from consulting a
nbysician, this valuable remedy is cordially rec.
commended. Although introduced to the people
Of this coast for the hrst time, VELPEAV's
ELIXIR hiss long been known In Europe as ID
falible for the cure Of spermatorrhea OF seminal
w..knc,.. Impotence, involuntary Discharges,
volnntuous Dreams, Ringing in tho Ears. Palpi-
tstion Of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect.
iyo Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indennable Lassitude and Lack OF Tone 10
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
oftemperament or excesscs.
A circular accompanies each bottle, with full
instructions. Price, 81 50. For sale by all 70.
spectacle druggists. go
REDINeToN. HosTETTER & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists,
uoao.1y4p and Agents for the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
Probate Notice.

TSTATE OF A. MoNTMINY, DECEASED.
u Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
executor OF the above named estate, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against. said deceased. to exhibit the same, with
nom tine hrst publication OF this notice, to the
undersigned. at his place Of business, on Main
street, Gold Hill.
H.H. FLAGG, Executor.
Gold Hill, August e, 1s69-lm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
Die Grifs tu Jtalien.

Ttt & telrsstiGen, wslte ron elmer ercbtn re-
Yolutiunarsn 9atruas III Stalisna bsriasfn, aUsFssn
rurt tts snrUpail&sn 3siNmssa sVatOmura bee
adtist, uns gietOr gmanusl wis e0uit Nassleon
fns .sstalt ishr III Gensfsa. Gab ps SsrlbwO:
runs.n pom @a3ini ssl.itet psrssn, psrffbt Fa
ron ltltR. absr aud Saritalri masnt wisscrum
,um Sanosln. Shun am Is. IiIr3 iaate sr in
sinsm iIr RE Osfsnlt6feit tslimmttn 8rjiit:
ugs wlrD is9r anssn.tm isin. tie piaHsn tl&,iS
III i6itteln uus .inmal iIr ale Mal. Die grlDiuns
res gattrlanrtS gu Dtrwirtli&sn. SIS it surli6
3sa"
@it iran;Ifi6e 9 latter tstaupts,, fhn no.
meattih aud lthr picls italIenii6s..M iljtare, uuisr
rensn lSruli6e ,ss olulirnars SertinsuuSsn teIts:
btn. nit Dem ,algsmeinsn rfpntlttanil ttn Sanse"
~Sertnipit unp wu,rsn in FER unsessnp pom Nsas
pei lptgsfsine aui ser Sbat Del. grUpasaasa
fur Wautnt trsrifsn. "a @.s'"' .. gag
lntsr rem n.usrtinss auss.brs&snea rlnrub.n
Fno ~t,iprpsrs ris In 9neona btpsntli6. Tie srpfs
Sttu,rlaf unp he fir Staten gan, ibstmdslss
ItIitaIaf, bic anSsitts str irAnsIFitsn Sesu-
patton ntht Ssrminrstt ucresn. lam, bsprudt Pas
Bolt ldrsr uuo maht 60 per repclutisnareu Yrs-
sasants immsr susanslihsr. ,
@tsbr uns mebr feet ras gOls Elm, sas Der nj.
prlsrniihs Deipctismus UNI bas nit NapOltan',
5ulis e inc wsItli6s 6trridait Transplant auIut
kaltsnre 9apRbum Die Saupturi a6sn res jssise,
Drudss 9nr, rap Der S6nis gietsr emanuel rts
len fnRs,sn @d&tsn aus GutrlaIiSt.it unO In
i6lulfststt IN lie 5dnse s~earteittt unp RAP De
Stalisnsrn nitts ibris tlsitt, als bic RssututiU
unO mad psren Gstinssa tie 5inuuswsiu Jung D.
Strange tn. ..@ d.. D.
Stalttn lsbt nm Sorabens sintr srOssn er
idGttsruas. SO iaFsn i.ltf saus b~slOnntns III
gut unttr ridtsts turcpaii6s Bldt E ee lprti!
Sityation auf. 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
e o z al ( 8.

Ia5 50jat riss' Sutilaum sr Spo GsQOps
rurse lsstrn Mcntus aut ron rtr bieiSen esse
itt:ib tssan5sll. Sn isisrlitsr Yro, elton. urtsr
Nniubruns srn 8ist5 Nuit GOrpt, marltirtsn
eis SrrsIsoruper rur6 rs Strassn unisrsr Staet.
mrtsi mir re trirtuilts Nabrnsbmurs gu mas
Gm Gs!setnts:t tattrn, fa6 fs Nlitslisresatl
pisisr 9cgs ttrentens ,usraUmm:n bat. absnpt
p~srsinists EN- semItrlitcr SaQ bic Nlit1 lisr.r UNI
IRE Treunss in Ter Dluifhale. 81. unsetrabt.ne
9sitsrtett NIB m!rtsrs Same ssrri6ts ,irter Zen
anwsienten tie game Natt binpur9 uue mir
itnp ittr,tust, raS aas Sbtilnstmsnbsn NIT benz
gsrubtttm "aG 5auit sinssn, eiurR Ger i&5uf.u
9lrmeHttEibrtS 9ss.ma %ssnpi,a gu bastn.
Die tit1se 9eirlitat Ser SUnseIbarn @riesr
III tint fer dikRtn Ia 6amlna aus Die tiusiss
mtlde fd bier stntr mlu ntrtsOdtnsn GtileW tts
itbt ;i sirsusa tattf. Gas gstsiaai6 ttswatr'
taft punfsrtarsn Gee bins NM rer ilstis sunsts
ra.nesn' auctrsituns sicits Srssns bsst boupt
| Id6lit in leinsn Rte srrlftn susenrsn ferI Nenid,
btit tpttisirrnssn, erin tumansn 3wtdsn, nm ]
'mstr pstislts i d auetrettet, rsfO msbr wita er Ja
5sbuns res mtni&liasn gbarutfrs unp ;ur Der
be .runs Ter i~Sstalsn 5ufdnps tsirassn. r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
S6reGli6e SOl9en eines g6er;es
NIT elne,n 0lepbamten.

Son 8OrrsR. RiifNTppi, ZEN "a. @dr, pire
hsfittst ra6 asYnClss 1snassris tntsr srrs:e
5nltrDmuns res gultss mad jsnsm 9lase tam, isr
3slt IN Der Nats' Ter Giisntabn auil&tus 'uns
iHrs gSrasauu 9 sIeit sarauf bsssnn. DIR gross
Glspbunt 5srtulas, Der srSbts, ,ssIasr js In ZEN
Ser. @taatsn stssist purre. mar an stnsm IN esr
Grhs stiElassnsn Ya6l ansstunssn. Der auiies
Der rsKslpm 5srr Scbn clifton, iaste rem 9sutsn
teim Giuttstsu inras 3dt, pab Ger elephant ie t
sinisen 5useH 3si6'R Hss 1nse tOrams turessss-
Zen babe, uue rae man DsmieItsu niSt III ndts
tt. ten unite. Gin 5eu Mart lt., pel4sr stiras
patsr fam bSrte risie 0aruuns ai6t, trat In ri.
Nafs res Gleptantsn, une rS0ts %rsnisltsn ned:r
iursn, sr itm Gin Stud Subat CAB. Etss sr3irn.
te ben glspbautsn 10 ls9r. rne er Dem 5srrn 6 it
sinsu SGlas nit psm 8aHsI ssri,ste, esr i'm flu
immsr Cas- Stersen psrtrieteu sabsr rirps. mem
CT asmfsItsn ni&t t~teilpeils auss,r ifsn mare
aasin ptrpbi esr Sflos i'm bIos ltrai ie, 10 ruvs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
Sic Gmba.Eraae.

s. itsint, Slb Bic Guta 5rass in Elm anssrss
Staeium tritt. Sab Zen IeBten Satslespslasa
(spn GnSlanl) mid bic tnSIiGe Rsejsruno cine
neue uap tIAus gslttit in Se3us ouf fie Guta:
nii4e 8rass einitIas'n. IS pusn ron isr ZEN
GutaBil&sn SniurStntsn bic 8eats. 3rissiatrsnrsr
sinserdumt ~erssn, tfnsn geillaue SrrprOasn unr
bic uaatbdnsiStei. rsr Snisl ;ussFtsrt psrusn.
@ui risie @siis mill SOtn Sua Gem g,ussr
SopatRan cas- grlSsnirt IN tsg GutasGTairs ipls-
len nup susIsi& rem 9ebt,rsn ieissn, paf ss Gen.
lanp) paislbs nun b,aasli& rsr Guteniidsn Sn,
%iursttiOn time, nag IS rsn iapliasn 8steQsa 81
ssnilssr tHa:.
Gas riss sin tbr i&laus5 IanUssr lri, TT Of.
fentar unr Mere 8e8icruug 70 rptl parar
ttun, wsnn ls fit nitt l~terlilfen ld6t unp psnl
ls islblt in risisr Sa&e eas 3usortummsn lp,tlt
fatt l& es Don Gaslono s~uripislsn su lal sm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01

tansr rsuftn ui6i taran, cine 9Gleht s itlassn.
Gis s~tessn;eii ptlts jsgt %siuttitt uns rrsi Npnats
autdlt, riro ras 9ans FIR Gpauisr unsasdnsttG
MAIDEN. Stss Strafe piro in tinen Noraf ssrs
t~puanpsl,, sa nur fir RE gipsstursnsn alspIaus
~rolTrtar 1T. Die Spanier tatsn flo olio surid<
,mistsn. Gsltit lire Garntisasn In pldFsn ME
SaY.mc anu pusrtu unp 9riheips rsresn fh fer
&alts ;usuwsassn tatsn, ia lie niSt U~srproair ntirt
rrfrisn t6a men,. -
Gann miro ras sslts Gieter isiae grtsit.tssins
nsn gnp- Gle paul itsu SruSp.n I'm eauTs sts
na6ltsu Sommsrs fiber b~srsutsnp l&pahsn; rod
slautrn MIR peruln ni&t, pab fs ZEN &I auI'
s.tsn w,retn. sic Fnp auberorpsntli& burtaddts
uno wsrDtn Oislsiat NOD Sabre lang Ten Ramp
;s~rtiuessn ldAsn, penn ui&t ale 5eThunS auii
SriOlS psrlawunrsa 1T.
es 1T RE pFitt unIsrsr 8esieruns, tarauT 81
BEN. ra5 sislsr &anpi niGt nusIos gum Sdafsn
Fer DTsutli6M SntersHen FER @.lt IN fs Yang
s:sUssn wtrr. 81 laass bic 9panisr nod sr
ausliat aui Grfuis tabsn UNI zen gsriud maGn
%tDnusn, ibre GplOnien wi,psr 81 %eiOttrn, tDhrs'
mir ft Ridt oaran psrttnnsrn, a6er mir rurTsl
itutn ni6t s~rlaabeh, eiHsn bufann8sI plsr, blutiss'
ariee fort,uisssn, nEr I'M ihrsr piltsn estrenldar
upD ibrsn Ra&essfatItn gu frDtnsn nnO bic GtDi
~liiutiun aui Fer Sniel iu ,strniatsn. (N. y. aSri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
Db:na.e. quite .sSerpanun1sfraft.
3 (Without 3 coed degestien.9

aa without 2 coed degestioiiJ1
iinp ale anpsra sitlihen outer in .!8ttGtHA
~mstblos. Ger nit unssrlauliHtt, ttsaHm
MiliOnar, wsl6tr ale aransa, .eT nstjfntaaA
prptshiru psrsetsns ptptirl bat. rme,, kgi StM
5ur untsilbur palt. Wiirse rie 5alIls, itittgs Ssras.
gems rpitrn, am Don p,n Apalfn5 pT l~fSssrsaa'
littei. tsirsit UNI iolsli6 in StanEt III 1Itin, ~
an.srs Sdlih itines germtSsns ~ Seai,sa.
uns pas 1T ittr nutarli6.
@isltitt id sinsm icloh & patitaitt 6efsiirH
Mascu. gittsre smpirhlsn- mnrret. 8pali0ds
meiie bot sr it ron Rem B,runrI Hffbm rm aaa
gar, nit ipIniiGr @ism rtsseplAht. rtlSt "
assn iGisn, eas sr tein gsrtraush 30 pyaisntnh-
riSin" bsss. Gsnn sits rsr Bau it, rsau 10 tn-
m;r fur i'm. Ssin lnaIau5essrurtteilt ibn "
tinsm Qtbsn res glsnrss. Qlsr, eurusp rtl2a
3si6lbum psri&aHsn, lam, Gttt 81 finsr ga.
ilsuns. Ni6ts ma6t itn gtrardssn. W lhfa
an rem 5olSsn sints sissnsn unstrrlfitiSsn CLAIR
linnte. Pa. ma 5.,t
Gis src6s NaTt ID, ju .iitrtms tisnfn Vlsal
rsnissr unsldntis. s. sitt etp ns nas man ~
gotten unalautn utnnt. etsris~ pita'N eiss!1
4siGtslapbistsit sitkt, uns tint solsefl @ ~tilafavsj
ywiitsa Seiren, wel6e Minner lcrppt rvit UraasAl
st I9tubeh FNieue rt iMU 8FlnH9tW 1ttHlE' =
fam: sesatt fnr. 9sstre q, BORN JJfln 9laNs
ron 9sutsn. wsl6e SOisttsr'S 4tttSssn sstrauGsa
uns sinpTetfsn. Darum btaissn fs eists bnasa
tie graparat sts.n unserraatIAkit une 0auss
San, finiat, wtil lt ni6t rsrnabsa tie CLAWS
mipsrfaniSsn Gcrurtteils gene IN Nar5 I'm flhsi
.Byriu& ,a mahsn NM, %aussrunren Rpttn, s0p
rGbyrne9 al, nrltrn fdrfsnrM H3ttbhaiiitl ese
@aa.nmeri, inen iibrsn s3nsd stttssi Bstsn.. fr'
itlss nc sspiin i&ts Gtttlas tHsssSttfaaf Dol.
,Snidss ,u, ater bSrt, i" iaats rsr ftRil6t nsl
ais isins unpiGtnrsn Geinee sineu Aasrt1 aal W
tnaGt.n. .3reiat .labsr made sintn ysrlhu,
iast Der Mann. welhtr pur6 rI Sittrh POI
unYsrrauIiGtsit, GalsniBsf csn gs<lFsstr "
irsit IrOrren IL, gu iftinsn 8rdnIta Grtunssn, ras
rem er itnsn isins Griatrnns In 0tsus an =
G%sri,in mittbsit. Btt dafr fine Ntistnta !
guraus sfasttn tbtststii6tn S6lifs 10 fer sr
ptGt IN, eas tr flo ississst, fis GiSsai6ait.n eI% Y,
Meriain 81 s%iprUssu. pfl&e ear6 res 5ssS,..
intta,srnter Manner jsslifsu Stautts Sf'sr !;
worrtn IL, UNI wslGs pas srcbe pHtliiu" aay'
usta ssass%dt tr psgsisat. S&TsIen '"
lsttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01

+ aus 5amOurS it Pie hstrIssnrs Nahriat
BON Fem ant 81. Mar3 bort ~srpIStsn 1sts res
5srn Shesspr SIsbauisR stasstrUTea-
81. Olsbauisn mar ssls SATIRE lang Hseattsur
unr Misissntbuasr Fer @sltiasn YOlt uar ale
elmer Ger tbatisam unp tssabtstaa 6ukgsr Der
junsen Grsitsitspartsi III MtfUuri aaSsmsin ses
attst uar tslistt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01

Bann on man Rubtsf,idasn7-
Ssss neu tinsutammena c Grfatruns iasint RE alts
8srtaftuus gu tsfdtissn, rab 9hgtUls i'm SnIi
uuf ausut sstint, am lansfsn R& ssiuns srt at
unn fab rts 3eit Der Eaur I'D Ssrminr srt, il
ieatsr RON ca he gum udafsn Stunt bic gdums
stiaut psrNtn. Gura rs&tssittsss Gilrn tann
man fsH Gstt9 rss Nus9Ols.s mn eas Er.'iats
srtStsn. -4''' "-'4'#'9 III s4 .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-01
Oe1eu16aften.

wslte Yieuies i'm 6rsien gu osrantaltsn 10 lnfatn,
tiste i'd meinen on siner FER iftnitsp 81. fen rss
6luiIts lisssnrsn, nit Shatuntaumtsn' aair alien
lnitsnswertbtn gsqusmlittsit,n rtidli& ptrle.
eeasn SIas gu irtier Identifying an, 't'tpt lriires
in sinsm iUItsa Sale cine nor bsla,ttnls gumsl.
onus srirrosrIia isin: Gririlhppsm lauer att
iinp aui meinsr Garm gu fnHsn.
=. 6t''rr. 81 ebtsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
xpdinu News Official DISPATCHES from
acknowledgements Village DESTROYED

InainI sS1wMcomnnchc Village Destroyed
Rich Plunder.
ST.. LOUIS, January a., 1869.
The following has been received ut
Headquarters, from Gen. Sheridan
HEADQUARTERS, IN THE FIELD,
December 81, 1868.
To Brepet Maj. Gen. ". n. Nichols:
GENERAL: l have the honor to re-
mort, for the information of the Lieut..
General, the operations of tho column
from Fort Bascom, under command ..
Col. A. W. Evans Of the cavalry. IL
left Bascom on tho 10th of November,
establishing its depot on the main Ca
madam at the mouth of Monument Creek,
eighteen miles from Bascom. Lieut..
Col. Evans marched with n detachment
of companies A, C, D, Z, + and G cav
airy, and Company I, of tho TN inian-
try, travelling in the direction OF Ante
lone Hills, on reaching a point near
Kiowa Creek, Al miles east of the depot,
n track of about fifty lodges of Cheyenne
Indians was struck, which was followed
over to tho north fork Of Red River,
thence down that stream, the trail con-
s~tantly increasing until it became very
largo. The trail was holly pursued.
The Indians abandoned all their sur
plus property. The trail led into n
CANYON near the junction of Elm Creek
md the Salt Fork of Rcd River, when
Lieutenant Coloael Evans made n de-
tour to pass around the canyon into
which the trail led, and which brought
| him Mt noon, on Christmas day, into n
large village Of Comanches Of co lodges,
inst south of the junction of Salt Fork
with Elm Creek, which was totally de-
| stroyed, The Indians attacked his ad-
vance, hut were driven from their vii
lage with the loss Of everything it con-
tanned, the women and children cscap-
ing by being hastily put on tho horses
of the warriors-in some cases rs many
as four on n horse. The village was
very rich, containing over five tons Of
| buffalo, 100 bushels of corn also flour,
meats, coffee, sugar, cooking utensils,
mats, parfeche robes, and all the para
p~hernalia Of n rich Indian town.
u luuldus htPt w tHo hHhtihS
during the day aud next morning, but
there was not much fight in them.
Three enlisted men were wounded, one
MORALLY. The number of Indians killed
is unknown. Colonel Evans took the
trail again, leading west, on the I'd, but
being out Of provisions except boef, he
Ind to give it up.
The greatest praise is due to Colonel
Evans and his command. 1t marched
"a days in snow and intensely cold
weather, without tents of any kind, and
finally struck this decisive and heavy
blow.
The Indians Of this marauding village
were composed mostly Of individuals
from the tribe of Comanchcs located
here, who had reported of them to me
| after my arrival. | can assure the Cen
eral thai be need not expect n cOntinu-
ance of tho murders and robbcries from
the Indians in my department hereafter,
if one can judge from the demoraliza-
ton which this winters campaign has
produced among them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
Rafting IN n Sure Thing.

A lake steamer was being repaired
and repaintcd near ono of the wharYes
of II Western city. A single marrow
plank served for communication with
the shore. a largo quantity Of white
lead was provided for tho painters, and
ono night, before going ashore, two OF
thcm, whom wo will call Smith and
Jones, thought they would appropriate
some of il to their W use. So they
tied n strong twinc around their over
alls at the ankles and filled in the space
between their trousers and overalls
with forty pounds, moro or less. OF
whito lead. Going ashore in the dusk
of tho evening, and walking clumslly in
consequence of the unusual load, Jones
foil overheard into the lake. or coursc
he sunk like u milestone. Tho alarm
was given, and Immediately there were
boats got out and every preparation
made for the rescue. Meantime Smith
stood on shore, loudly bcwailing.
Oh dear dear! Jones is drowned !
His poor uifO and fivo little oncs-what
will become Of them [! And Jones is
dead Oh dear, dear !"
"What are you blubbering about?"
said Il bystander, don't You see that
they arc getting ready to haul him out ?
He's got to rise three times, you know
"Wh-what's that You say? asked
Smith.
"I tell you Jones aint drowncd-he'n
be rescued. He's got to come up three
times"
"Got to como up three times" re-
peatcd Smith, pulling out his money
and changing his whining tonc to ono
of excited interest, "I'W bet go" stamps
he don't come up once"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
Tho Eborhardt Mine.


j. ]. Owen, Of the San Jose Mercury,
who is now at White Pine, writes of
this wonderful mine as follows:
A year ago this winter Messrs. Sprowl,
Eberhardt. A%pplogarth and q few others
visited this section, where they soon be-
came convinced that they had struck a
locality of vast mineral wealth. On
tho third Of January, 1868, Mr.. Ebsr-
hardt located the mine which bears his
name. He was uncertain which way
the ledge ran, hence he made two loca.
tons, known as the Eberhardt North
and the Eberhardt South. He located
himself and three friends in the North,
and in the South he located Messrs. APP
plcgnrth, Crawford, Sprowl and McCau-
ley. McCauley sold his interest for $25
in gold coin, aud left for the States.
The North proved worthless, while of
the South, in which the locator had no
interest, it may DO truly said it is the
wonder Of the world. This mine has
been consolidated with the Gray Eagle
and Blue Bell, locations made by MFR.
Applegarth, and we understand that ar
rangements have been made for n fur
Their consolidation with the Keystone in
August next. The Keystone is sup
posed to be as rich rs the E%berhardt.
We visited the Eberhardt on Monday,
having first obtained n permit from ono
of the owners at Austin. All that has
been written concerning the wealth of
this mine we found moro than realized.
For n distance of 1874 feet thorc is a
solid mass OF horn silver and chloride
ore, much of which will work one-half
its weight in pure silver, and some even
as high as two-thirds. This may seem
like q fabulous statement, but it is nov
crtheless true. They commenced TAX
ing out pay ore in May last, since when
they have taken ont owe n million dol
lars. The mine seems incxhaustiblc !
and yet there are hundreds Of locations
in tho same hill which give as fair
promise as did the Ebcrhnrdt eight
months ago. The Superintendent gave
US a two pound specimen which con-
tains over u pound Of silver.