davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-12

Dyspspsia. WsFFFS'1 DYrYFfuA Toug
= sFsssfss stpssssiy ~ D,sbepilol sd shoss
fsrsr,tr ia iaLlilai Coftrensn. Il e o
= fliy f'i1siailnr i9tic and fpieudid Ape.
tfer q s'ssrTittfi ths stomach and restores
- frsslfs sfranf y their healthy state.
u, fsgYs-i 40 15sDeptie perlons should
stsft's Drsrfyfu ToyIr. For saie By
a. D., ~ o. Dollar.
D00yTEaa a FALLS.
- Nb8ssais lrruii. - Main street.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07
Giieubabneu in Sapan.

Die Sapaneien wollen ibr unseteu>
res Qanp vor zen 0erfebrs : Gortl1rit<
ten unIeres Sabrbunoerts ni9t ldnser
ab1perren. Dampfl9ife baten fe latn
lanae; jest le8en fe 5ano ans
@ert, um Giienbabnen ~ tauen.
Cine teuere Nltttbeiluns last rariiber
foleenpes: '
Die lestea Na6ridten pom Sapan>
uel@e bis Mitte Getruar reiden, mel
oen,, oaB bereits oQe 8orfebrunsen &C.
trcfeh iinb, tim BE erten Gtienbabnen
rprt, etn,uf9bren. Die erlte Qinte fol-
:g)ecop unp Slofa> bic alte unp bic reue
>5aupt1aet nit einancer perbinren,
uno taun loQen 3me!9tabnen bon
yeeeo rad yofuban,a unbj pom Siafa
nad 5furu9a Lungs pes Stra z>@eeS
sur @erbineuns eer beieen 9dupttdcte
NIT Der @eff0ite 9ebaut rsercen. 3us
NAL auf Die leBtern 9tenten miro oiel
@emt6t eeleat neil ie tie &eistesirfe
in lbneuere Nerbincun9 NIT ben 9r5Bs
ernI Stdpten .trinsen. Die 8abnen
nerpen Giaentbum her jdpanefi@en
@e9ieruns fem unc ron elmer Ansabl
enslii9sr Snsenisure sebaut wsrcen.
I'm bic Soften gu beden> 1ou eine ensz
ltlde Mnleibe RON elmer MiQion pfunp
sterling contrabirt pereen. wel@e nidt
aQein tur9 Die Clinic ielter, ionoern
aud turd cine 9ppptbet .auf bic in
ren 6aisn frbebtnen 3oQabsatm iider
ssasut pirhe. Sur Eertis(elans Der
8abn mereen brei bi6 flint Sabre in
MusF9t 9enommen. Der ~Sapan
MairI3ufol9e ftnc bic unterbaneluttz
gen tresen elmer Nn!eibe uno grer 81
ienbabnbauten lAon felt mebreren. Mpz
naten in, Oanae, uno micmet has ,jaz
paneflhe Miniferium ibnen feline UNI
setbeilte Nufmerflamteit. Die &ez
9ieruns", fu.beiet es ferner, ubat nie in
ibrem Gnt1dlus 9el9wanft ben plan,
be]en @erantwertli9tttt le obne 3auz
bern lbernimut, ausjufdbreu." aa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

fenilden Nbenteurer Md Gn9lanr unp
Srlano biniiber uno rei;sr Die drmeren
&lai1en purd gprlpirseluasea fir nell
DE lie lire 2ast rur su enpfdn9lib
nta@t, auf. Sbnen lie9t nidt paran,
praftilbe Mittel se9er bic beredtieten
Beldweoen pes 2anoes at fncen; lie
rucuen 9pstrennuns senGn9lanr, Ser
ja9uns aller ni6t iriiden Gisentbiz
tner unc Gcnfscation ibre5 Belises,
psuss Bieperpergeltunssredt seeen bic
friitcrcn Gpnfscaticnen. So 1T ater
unp bleibt Der Genianismus fir Gnaz
lam cine becroblide GrldeinunS. Ct
tiret INNER re 0efabr zines Gpnficz
tes nit ben Yjereinisten Staateu in
fd, tpel9e i9on nurd oas tlpse &C.
w%dtrenla1en elmer fsnilden SnpaTpn
in Ganapa Gnalanp bic 9rSbtsn Gers
%leeenbeiten bereiten f5nnen; ippann bat
Gnelanc in allen ieinen srp6enS tdrten
bereutenre fenilde Golonien in Der iris
i&en Nrteiter BesSlferuns. Nngez
f9ts rieler Ibatiaden bat wie ihpn
Der '9rp6e Nct Der Nufbetuns Der iri<
lben Staatsfirae. sei9t nunmebr III
gang Gnalanc rie Ginlidt ith 8abn
9ebrpden, oab eie 3eit Der &epreliyz
Masre9eln uno Yaliatipz Mittel ppruz
BET, unp RAP aIes MSslide seideben
mub, UNI, bic u~nbaltbaren Mu5nabmez
3ufdnee III Srlanp srlnrlid gu teieis
ti9en. Mud bic MBrarz8iu 1T Elm
prccuft Der Gur&t rpr Gem Tenianis<
mus A-aAaN N -LtEH-- -.a1El-L
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.m $tfit(ifbtige
Grzahlung aus dem Yeben.
Wsttp: CANT uno streit
8rtuat riet 9ett
Uortieeun9.)

Mtt Dem GGen fam er aber ntdt
.in'S Neiue. Mer fpnnte i'm ba(elte
cern sebra6t baben SIM Dorfe mar,
70 Isiel CT pubte, Miemano, eer i'm etz
men fol9en 2%tebesrienf apiea bic
meilten, rarpn ,rar er felt iter,euet
bdtten lieber ssleben, renn ter 9unser
ibn redt CALM 9ena6t. ct beiab cas-
0eldirr gang eenau> ater es uar reu,
uuo er fpnnte aIic aud raraus ntdtS
e%ntnebmen. 8is gum Mtttaee ser>
n,arterte er lid Den &cpf sersebens, er
purre UNI tetn 6aar tllAer. Nadrem
ct felt, barteS Sddferbrup peripeif bat<
tie, fan, CT auf rem @epanfen, bas es
yieQeidt nit rem reriuntenen S9loHe
i'm 3uiammenbanee fdnce. Sn fetner
Susenb bate CT oft son %serlunfenen
,@9lS{7ern ersdblen bSren, BE tbstlS ron
t5len @eifera, tbeils BON wobltbdtieen
Seen bemadt rurpen unr bic f6 re,
Menlden talr ihredlid. hale lietrei9
te,rieien. Damals bate er barber
gela6t UNI rrn iolden1 bcrbeiten nidts
piGen molten. Seitrem eber Der
Sumpf iein Gissntbum eerpprren, batte
Der Nberelaube redte 6erberse tei tbm
sefunpen unc bic un9lautliditen Dinse
penn Ne nur rebt punrerbar flansell
i9ienen Jpn lanse ~ uniinnis
niht. Marum ieQte es allo ni9t cine
~mpbltbatise See aeben, Der an Der Gr@
l6iuns oe6 S6lp6eS piel lag unbi bic
tbn beewesen NIT Speiie unp Erant
itdrfte? #;,+ ns." E@i 3G's
vSb fe 1pobl in Der tiinftieen Ma9t
rpiererfommen pirb?" fraate er f6
1elblt ,nb nabn it@ Dor, mad su bleis
ben, INN ras puneerbare @e1en III
feben. @etn @erfab mar gut, ater BE
M~usfabruns feblte, er peridlief bic Gr.
i@etuunG fano aber beim Grwa@en
rpiecer poQe @@lGeln. So oereiueen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

Die Drei Ratten.

81 bate tin Sbab, ,pfi6 ni@t po 81 sei@sb'n
SIM Iraum einRens trei Ratten seieb'n. .
Die cine Nattt mar felt une i1mer,
Die 3weite Ratte mar mayer gar isbr;
Die brittle 9tatte mar blint.-Scslei9
9erief er ben tpeiiefen Mann TN &eid,
Befabl ibm 81 beuten ben isltiamen Iraum,
ltno bisier irra@ aIlc, beinnsnb f9 taum:
Die cine &atte, ~ felt unb i9uer, p
Oas ii beia @initer, metn boter 9err! ~,
Die sueite &atte, gar mayer srbdrmlid,
Die III bsin Dplt, uptersridt unb arulid,
unb in ber britten, bic blinb, mein Giirit
On leiber bid ieIbsr erfenneu tpirl,"' s.
Das ieltlame it nun bel bielsr @sidi@t,,
Den 5errl9er serbroB bic Oeutuss gar nidt.
Ct Ipbnte ben @eiien ret4li@ bieraut VI.
limb ma9te Won nun an bic Nu9en treit aut
Sat ielb9 iiter NQe5 seiprst uno sepa9t
unb Srbnuns unb@ rblfabrt ms 2anb estradt
unb mic nun abnabm beS Miuiiers 9aua,
@p murte bas Vplf mieter fetter aud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07
politif9r &uunegiffer,

Wie nennct ibr bes 2anbes 3prt?
User rettste ben Staat? a,.
St fIbrte fiets tas erube @srt,
gu 5auie, tpie i'm &atb.
Iet tpad're Wann, mie bieb sr? '&
CT 1T Der 8arneeieber. ~ ". 1y'
Die 8nsipe it bic @sfceus .t il
bar. Ees Selsen Sag unb Natt
Da bSrit bu pom Jpn bic Sentenl
. Da lbt It feline Ma@t. ,os
User lGbt li& ni@t betbSreu, ..,s
Ten Steiner anaubpren ., -
ST 1T Der Me!t Elm srsbss 9iat,
Der ME etras oer9aB.
1ub sebt bic @taatsmai9iae nt@t>
Gr fteat IL Der bein @las. Pail
Sur MA DIT i'm gun, Wintllsr. "
Der re@te Mann, Der III IT. 90
l1ne siebt iit ettpa 3weifel tunt
90 feiner Weisbsit Wu9t,
Damn bunnert es aus leinem Munb,
Ct l@ldet bid in bic 6ludt.
Drum mSs's rid ni9t serbrieben,
Tub LAP ibn f~anneeieben,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07
M@tes &apitei.

Wir beFnoen uus in eiuent Berg
tralce ,no atrar in cem einlamfsn une
unwe9fam|en Gbetle cei7elben. Dte
observation-disclosures Stdmme nit
ben breiten 2albfrcne1 laler taun1
eiaet1 SpnnenaraM tur9 unb eS TT am
beuen Sage fat gang punfel bter. Das
Muee mu6 fi6 ert an bic TinlerniB 9e@
tpStnen, Bis man eenus ieten fam uta
ni1t an tie Stdmn,e III itoeen.. % '.
Dieter merfw1rei9e plaB i'm Malce
1T fat unbefan,t ,inb ron Zen umwpb<
nern fam fidI Niemanb r1bn,en, TN
ie tetreten III babsn. Scnterbar!
Nber bic Sade setbdlt 19 70 uni. fe
bat aud ttrer suten @runr.. Dtele
einlam,e Walcaeue 1T ndmli1 ron trei
Stiten ron einem ltiefen Sumpfe UNI
eebm, Ger Elm ueberfdretten unm5eltd
ma9t; rie pierte Seite be1ebt aus Ell
ner fell abfaaenren Gelsponp, 10 elatt
als pb fe aug 0las eespnen mare.
IN bte(er Mann, bidt an cinera penis
betretenen Guspface itebt bic 9atte stz
nes Beienbinoers. Gr l9etnt >penis
Mbiab gu baben; nur ab uno gu fnoet
man Jpn NIT ieinem belaoenen S9ubz
farrer in Der Stact uno bier nerfsbrt er
eisentlib uur in eiaem einaieen 6aule,
ndmli9 lei Dem @~robbdnpler Mpntea,
100 er reselmdbis feline 8aare ablest.
@as Der &aufmann eisentli9 nit ben
pielea Beleu madt, 1T Gin Ndtb(el;
aber es flmulert f1@ Ntemanb barum J.
nur bic 2eute pelde ibut eerape sesen>
iiber wpbner, runoern iid u,an9mal
lber ben Ionberbaren Mrtfel. ,s .r9l
Rtt Dem bdusden an Der feilen
Gelsmanb bat es ebenfaQs etne et9en<
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3stndnbe Srlanb5.
(ShIu6,)

3artcfrln unrTla6s Gnb lbtrbaupt
bic ein5isen TelcfrI@te beren 8au Elm
}ol9es @irtbIGaftsiyIem SuldBt oeer
CUR Notbwenci9feit ma@t; Don 3,500>>
900 Mcres 1T in Srlanb l9on eineWilz
lion nit &artofstn beteut 1pdbreno in
GnAlano auf 10 Miuionen Mcres nur
J MiQipn NIT 8artofsln fommt. Nuf
meld' enorme 43Sbe aber jene Softer
rsnte 9etrieben miro, mag man raraus
entnebmen, eae fe ihon Dor 3pan3is
Sabren bis gu 80 Gblr. auf einen Nrre
-brci unb BRET 3ebntel Wor9en ~ fe>
sen fam! .s... .a.r.f5a Vi.
Berpen, mas gleidwobl bduig pors
fomntl rte a%emalt1amer Beitrcituneen
Der Golterrente uno bic fpn1tisen Ser
m%idelun9en BEN 0runbberrn 3u ldltis,
10. oreift perlelte wobl oar nad Dem
Beilpiele Der enelil6en @rcbz@ runp@
teiger p!5Blid 81 Dem ter Yar3eQen<
@erpaatun9 ent9e9enseleetea ioSe>
mamie clearing system u. !. eas
Sytem, bas 2anp pon Menlben au
{dubern y Gr pertreitt pbne weitcree
ale Niterpd9ter> lberldbt i1e rldli@ts@
log bem 6un9ertpre unp Der 9er3weife<
lung tut ieinerltits f@robcultur oter
ausldlieFlide @6af5udt 3u per(u9en.
Al5 eelatante1es 8siipiel tieler Mrt
wirc IN ben lnnalen her enslilden
2anpwirtbldaft semsbnli6 auf tas
Yon Ter Marquile Ypn Staforo
9esebene 9epielen, bic 1920 ron
:brer dbsr 100000 Mc.e5 4rplI
ien> BON %treitauleao Gamilien uts
etra $4,000 &5pfen %betpobnten 6errz
iaaft bic eanSe8 es5lferune ltpnunaslcs
rertrieb, ibre Nnitecelunaen Yerbrannte
uno paraus 20 9rcBe pa9tunsen bill
oete, pelde lecieli@ CUR @eipe bi1immt
uno NIT $4,000 Sdaftn tpieper be-
pSlfert trurren! Sbr 8ei(piel fanp,
neil fi4 eur6 eie %8etponnene Me,ino<
@olle Elm sr5berer @etnertrue berausz
itellte, ;ablret9e Na9abmuns. ae a.
Gs 1T tetannt, pie pie(e un(eliee
Sage Der iriiden 2anrbep5lterun9 leit
@enerationen 3ultdnre auf Der Sn1el
berporriet bic ale Ghreden eincs Burz
9erfrie9es tm @efolse trusen> wentsz
items lan9e Belt einet1 1olden III .erieus
gen rrobetsn, Die maGenbafte Mus<
warcerun9 Der fl6 ldneI trieper eredns
seucen 8er5lferune rpar nur Elm palliz
atiYz Mtttel eeben Gas uebel, ,pel9es
thinner 9r1bere Dtmenionen a1nabn
unb il, 1eueier 3eit ben Jenianismus
erseuste. Dieie @erdmSruns erbdlt
ibre Nabruns u1eifens aus ben uuterz
fen &la0en per linblt9en 8epSlferun9
unb Der 5anpperftr. Der afatDolil9e
&leru9 betdmpft fe na@ pte por tuesen
ibres 5ocialifi1aen @tarafterS, aber oer>
gebli& oenn ie 3iebt fire welenht@fe
untertdbuns aus Der sroben tril@en
Golonie in ben 8ereint9ten Staaten.
BON bort 5ieben, BON Zen III @oblFanp
9elaneten eanbeleuten unterf1bt BIT
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Galifprnia=5 6pinbel.

Mebrere 3situnBen tradten Dor Ell
ni9en Wpden Nadrt6ten sun an9eb<
liden neuen gclcz Gntcedun9en mit,cen
rerlodsnpfen Nn9aben teionrer5 NUT
ZEN lie 9olpminen BON San DicAp
eeprieleu unb i9weli untcrnabmenTau
Efsnce rpn Oolr9ieri9en pie Banperuns
oprtbin. Sept fommtE bic idredlide
gnttdul@uns, worlter her California
Democrat 19reitt:
u11nIere Nnnabme bel Zen, @u5bul9
ICES Grlblinssldwincels, Der biesmal
@elp unp Bes5lferuns mad rem icen
;ieben ioQte> 1deint iid timer n,epr gu
bew~abrbeiten. . unseadtet allen Mufz
btbens ,laufen td9li9 entmutbisenpe
Bert6te ron ben ne,,en @oleminen bel
San Dieeo Elm, unp bic Sp%eculanteu>
tpelde ben 9umbue auf9etradt> nm
lire Spfer gu rupfen, ienfen trauris bic
&5pfe. Gin Deutlber, 9enrY 9AJ
rpelder SleidfalIs srn rem Tieber err
Brifen mar une pa5 neue 81 Gprapo
ieben wrute, bra6te uns selteru trau<
rt0e 8ert9te BON bort. Der lelte bate
ft9 u,ebrere @p1en BORT a~ufeebalten,
ben 9atsen Diltrift rurtpanoerf unp
als %erfabrener Mann nit Yide uno
Sdaufel feline eisene prcipefte eema6t.
SeineD littbeilun3en 1ino pur9aus nidt
ermutbieenb. Taulenpe irren hort in
Der Seee un,ber unp BADEN, pbne Ausz
iidt ouf Grfpls, bic 3eitsr pom 1849
urc 1850 unter erldwerenoen llmitdnz
ben curdSumaben. Die 1ossnann:en
placer Minen lieferu, lei barter Mrbeit,
rieueiht 50-75 Gents per Sag gum
Mann. Giele Suar;arern fino mpbl
auf9efunoen wpreen, rod rrent9e, nell
@e bic 8earbeituua ersietis MAIDEN
pdrcen. Ser 1ol3 1T Der Nnt9t pab
Der reide Guar3, tpelder bierber 9e<
fantt trprcen, pirflid aus Der @a>
Ellington Mine entnummen purne; bod
IT felt Der erten Seneuna bel Ger wei<
teren B%earbeitun9 Der Mper, ni6ts Be<
lonreres 9efuncen tprrpen. 5unoerte
Don @loirns iino omar aufgenomnen
uni tbeilwris erSfnst mcrcen> cp@ bis
jekt bat iid ea5 cole Metau, Gem 70
eifri9 nadsejast wirt, nod nidt se>
5ei9t; rie Winer fisen trauri9 auf III
rem Gam unp 4%uar3taufen. Dampfz
Idifz StasezGompaenien baben Rage
gen pprtrefaiGe @eIbdfte eema1t bonn
n'ebr ME 5000 per1onen 1tnp tur9 fe
mad bort bef1rcert wcreen. @ie Yiele
Ter unslldli6en 0~olpjdser ibren Tiiben
ptrtrauen mi0en, um aus jener fablen
Mesipn suriidsufebren. na9nem fs Die
Griparni0e elmer lansen Nrbeits;eit YerS
loren, miro bic nd9te 3ufunft lebren,
Der Gabrpreis I'M 3wil9enred mad
Can Eie9o miro BON Zen a@tbaren
5erren NIT $3.50 berednet wofur bic
paAa9iere a~lerrines binrei6ence W1r@
me erbalten, "a ie ME 6drin9e ;uz
lar1t1ensepadt meroen, raflr erbalten
Gs aber auf BET i%nterelanten Sour I'm,
10 rpeniser Nabrunesmittel unp cieie
BON Der erbdrmlidten Sprte. M1s~
lid, eab nod adniieere Beri9te elm
laufen, bod m6@ten mir unlern teutz
iaen Mitblr9ern obratben, ebe {plde
unb stpar aus gutter 4uelle einlaufen,
eihe Sour mad rort su unternebmen.
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Ger 0eounte mar su perfabreriiif9, !,
!. ot &aneraeet, I" rief ct ,~brau@t ibr !,
4teinsn 6elfer? ''s 49, -. . II y a. -
Die Sdmuosler fuyten sci Zen,
Rufe unp waren i'm Be9rife 3u entz
Fieben; ais Geeaber. ben Mit@el Gret<
tag erfannten blietfn lie feben, uro e.:
aer srn ibnen, Der itut lein Sch 10 'pft
TN Spiele ab0empnnen bate, 11pra9
latenc: ~Na, Mi6l,fA babe es mebr
alS tuncertmal ptopte;eitn taBi ru nod
einmal ether Der unittgen peerpen MIR
beit. Gut Mtdel, tab III bid ,enolt6
ron ben 2o@beinern ni4t LANCER irpiQF
narren lai1tn, &omm .nur, eth tQ9tiz
ger 8er1, fncet bet nS@mugsller,u, inn
ne ieinen plab." 't.1 . ,,",sF4 -, ~' 81 ,' ,,,r
1 uMun, 70 nil i'd nit BON Der Oar,
tbst frin," a%nt.rortete Der ,M,i9el, uaber
often 9eitanben eefdut es mir bier ,nii9lt
re@t:" Die Qo@betmer fennen MID all, !.
unc nenn ie mid einual NIT eu9 Ieben.
70 1T Der Teufel los" "'@
nMun", antpprtete Ser G9muaaler
mir ifnt ntdt al" ben Sri eebuncen,
|{oneern freie 2eute lie blben unp tr.ilz,
ben @eiddftisuno ,fRpen. Deibt9 tu,
mir Ino fe aud auf Ben Gerlen ,unt
ih made beute meinen lebten Gang
n,crsen ater 9ebe i'd 5rpan5i9 Stunten
mad Citizen. Gs 1T Elm gutter Greunp d,
BON BIZ, tei rem i'd III ,Mrteit, trreteL =
ca fannf eu allp ,gleid mitoeben." -, l la.
uWelder Greunp E." ..m :, w. -. ''
I uSa Midel, pas oebt IS mir ui6t6
Dir nidt5 ni6t.," Set uns S9muaez,
lern 1T es @runbfab, tae man {etne
2eute erlt fennen lernt ,,penn man nd
tew8trt bat. @ib I'll, alto feline Mlbe
bis bobin." '-y l'Is. s,' ",.S w.
Sem Mida fam IS por Ter 6ano
rarauf an, @elp ~: retritnen, alea an
oere tamn,erte tbn lreni9 ), ollo, I9lue
Ct Elm, uabm etneugy.adenau .bieSGulS
ter unc maridierte NIT zen Sbn,usss
Flern trsiter.. ,'"n,1s~ -, ', ..is 49,, h
/ u>Mobin% sebt rerf @ss fr,aBpttes e e.. y,
+ uMh Gped fdn9t man, MduIe,n"
'erbielt' er ;urNntwpttt,, Mtttass mad +,
tel fe am Mu6AanAe res MalreS in
eir,em cidten Oet5lSe Salt uub ser<> /,
.sebrten TIT Mitta9strpt. Der Mi@el
erbtelt aud (ftnen. ,Gbetl.7 ,,Gtner,, pom
LINEN trurpe isbt abse1didt tlna bic,
Wege aua;ufunblhaft,n. Gr fam nit
er Nudridt 3utiid> taB Die 4uft rein
iei. Sun madten fe fd wierer auf
ben @es. Son Gntfernu1nB .3u Gnt>
fernuns fancen ffle. eiinseln lieoeree
6duler, tpo :.fe Elm llntertpmr,e,n FAM
Zen, Bis Ge nit StHerbeit meter Asben
fpnntsn. Nm Mbeno errei9ten lie Elm
StdptGm ; Elm Wann fam ibnen entz
9esen> madte Elm 3efden nit Der 6anb
urp 9tne peiter.T DIE S9mueeler
pqitancen, tbn> bo9en scr1 Meee as
upo erret9.sn nit Ser Dunfelbe;t einen
einlarnen Srt an. berS tartmauer. 6ier
wurcen bic paden II, STE 51be eearbeiz
tet unc Ypn un(ldtkaren 6inben in
-Gmpfan9 9encmmsn. G!s bieles aez
ldetea mar, 3ooen fe wie ebrlide 2eute
in. bic Stact unp si>,9en in bie 6erbsrz
sc, mo bic babe Aa6t nit Erinten uno
&%artenlptel susebra9t wuree, n
Nm fcl9sncen Mor9en 3os Midcl
NIT tem Gdmueg(er mad Sdoen- .,g
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LANDS TO RAILROADS.

In the |. S Senate, on the 10Th Of Februa
ry, the bill granting land to aid in the construc
ton of railroad and telegraph from Portland
to Astoria, via NcMinvillr, in Oregon, after re
celving several amendments, waspassed Sen.
ator Stewart OF Nevada, during the discussion
which arose in regard to the policy OF granting
lands to railroad corporations, took occasion
to say that he believed the policy of distrbut-
| ing lands to railroads the best that could be
pursued" and that he, for one. "dld not pro-
pose to leave the public domain as an heritage
for future generations, but would have the
present age realize the greatness and grandeur
of the country" Mr.. Stewards opinions are
no doubt conceded in by millionaires and bond
holders, and by all the stockholders in railroad
and telegraph corporations, but the masses
throughout the United States will denounce
such views as leading to wholesale robbery
of the people for the purpose of bencfiting rich
stockholders in soulless corporations. The ma
tional domain, it has ever been regarded, should
be sacredly held in trust for the benefit of the
peope-the poorer classes of not only our own
country, but of those emigrating to America
from other countries-for actual settlement and
occupation, at price which would place it
within the reach of all, and this pernicious sys-
TEN of donating to corporations millions upon
millions of acres OF the public lands is only
placing immigrants to the West at the mercy of
these swindliDg monopolies, who will exact
from two to five dollars per acre where the
Government would ask only one and a quarter.
The Sacramento Union, in commenting on
the passage of the bill referred to, and on Sem
ator Stewards speech, says:
This is a pernicious doctrine, which the country
condemns and which is supported only by the greedy
corporations and those some way or other i'll their
employ 1t is to be hoped the vote of the Senate is
not indicative that it thirtyseven to three.
N the views enunciated by this Senatorial agent Of
California railway company.
This is rather "dsloyal' language for Rad
cal journal to use towards Senator who
claims to be pink of loyalty. 1t as much as
ntimates that Senator Stewart is in the employ
If some greedy railroad corporation, and in
act Senatorial agent of California railway
company. Probably Stewart is acting in the
interest of some such company. We will not
,retend to deny it. He is a very loyal man,
nd that virtue seems to be passport to finan-
ial success. The schemes and little games in
uged in for pecuniary profit by Radical men,
ers of Congress nowadays were not in vogue
nder Democratic rule, but Radicalsm is the
xact antipode of Democracy, Honesty is
Democratic virtue, and one OF the Jelfersonian
,sts for office, but the Radical party adopt the
Their extreme and elect such men as Beast a
utler Simon Cameron, Pomeroy of Kansas a
nd carpet bag Whittemore of Massachusetts,, s
no has been residing temporarily among the p
egroes in South Carolina
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LOON CREEK ITEMS

MI cnarles Iassell, Shepherds Loon Greek
Express Messenger, returned from Orc crondo
via Deadwood Basin, on the evening Of the 9th
u feoruary. From him we learn the follow
ing interesting particulars: Tassell was n;no
Jays IN gong out the last trip. The snow on
the Divide varied in depth from six to fourteen
iee1' ana at the head of More creek the over
age depth Is seven feet There are now at the
Loon creek camp about $50 men, nearly all Of
"hom are actively stirring about, working and
prospecting. Three new bars have been nros.
pected' all of which have proved good Good
prospects are also found in the creek, in Dis.
'rlct NO. =, four miles below Orc Grande The
MOST OF the prospecting now being done is on
Tue oars OF the creek. r. HI. Johns, John s.
gray Il. L. Beatty, and other Idahoans. were
out prospecting. All the saloons have "closed
ior repairs" till Spring, but the boys get plenty
Oh iquor' nevertheless. A public meeting had
been called by Gray, Johns and Beatty to raise
company to go and look for Wentworth. at
which Beatty was Chairman. Adams. Knann
" Co.'S Messenger, told them it was not safe
to search the canyon.
Fears were entertained of the safety Of .Iobn
Nancy ~ Co., who were prospecting down at
the forks of Loon creek all winter. but tbev
mad got back safe into Orc Graade the evening
before the party intended to start in search of
them They report an expanse of country.
about twenty miles square, that looks very IA.
vorable for diggings. They found some cold
but not sufficient to satisfy them, and out6tted
again and returned to that new place, intend
ing to continue prospecting. They reported no
snow there and game and fish in abundance
1t is about 40 miles below Orc Grande, at the
mouth OF Loon creek
lassell was eight days coming in-laying
over twoand-a-half days on account of the bad
weather. H. ii. Knapp came in with him, both
coming by way of Deadwood Basin. Slocum.
NJ. Callahan and a German name unknown.
md eighteen Cinnamon are winterlng in Dead
wood Basin.
In Stanley'S Basin nine men are wintering.
Shallow diggings pay we'll there
On Robeson's Bar on Salmon river, twenty
niles below Stanley's Basin are drift digeinps
which pay very well, They are on direct
ran from Idaho City to Salmon City. These
I!gglngs paid some $4,000 last Fall
There can be no doubt rs to the fate of the
Unfortunate Wentworth and Smith but their
odies may not be found until the snow leaves
he canyon. Mining operations are expected
o commence in earnest early in the Spring in
he Loon creek country
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City and County.

PoIsoSING.-We are informed that there are not on.
IL strong suspicious but it is almost absolute GER
sny that the sickness which proved fatal to the late
J. NJ. Clark, aud from which Mr. Nicholson is now
suffering. was accustomed in part at least by COOKING
and eating food out of copper kettle, in which yerd.
igris, rank poison. is frequently generated. In.
stances are but too common of both serious sickness
and death resulting from this cause 1t ought to be
sufficient to prevent the of any vessel for culna
ry purposes at all liable to such danger. Food IRE.
pared in such vessel should never be allowed n
stand in it after cooking and in fact ought never TO be
cooked in a copper or brass vessel at all
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LABoRERS IN DEMAND.-From all we can learn
from prominent citizens. well-informed upon the
subject from all parts of Boise Basin and from wba,
We know oil our own personal knowledge from obser.
vation' not less than five hundred bodied prac-
teal miners can find employment at good wages.
more than are now in Boise county. Everything SO
fsr indicates an early Spring and prosperous min.
ing season. probably the best ever known here. At
leas: such season is confidently anticipated. The
earlier persons coming in or contemplating doing so
on hand the better their.chances for favorable
season contracts.