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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

Yofe snpber. Der in Mtbens GouniD tpobnt.
idob neulid feline Jrau, Die lib nod oasu in seies'
neten umfdnben befano, aus purer glferlu1t in ben
unterleib. Sie Mrne Iebt nod, FAM, aber ni1t pies
Der auffomnen. Ser 8artar BON einem gbenaann
bebauptet isbt, BOB CT sur 3eit ruabninnis mar. I'm
gnoe lit ieber gife,iidiise mehr ooer tpeniser tpabn
fnnis, ,nsnn aber oisier .gBabnfnn" gum Moroe
fibrt, oann sebietet Die 6fentlide @iderbeit. bob
elm FOLDER sefabrliher Yuri1e ~einseltedt ueroe.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

Gen. Grant eebt bieie Wo6e pieoer nod Song
Brand, nm id bort ipdbreno Der Commemorate
BON ben &esierunssseihaften aus5uruben. Sein
9dwieserpatsr, Sen. Sent, bleibt unteroeiien i'm
@eiben Sauie, nm bic Sbiren gu bitten unb bic
@irbe bes S6wieseriobues gu bebaupten. @es
5hente werbe1 nod ME Dor, iotpobl tn Baibinston
als aud in Song 8rand, ansenommen.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01
: Wobrbaft erauenbaft lauten bic Nadridt'

= Wabrbaft srauenbaft .lauten bic Nahribten
aus Yaris. Wilbe &aubtbiere t6nnten niht i6ref.
lider bauien. als oele entmenidten 8anbtn, tie lin
Namen Der Sreibeit" bic Sabine Der grnp6rung aui.
~plansteu uno Die nun bas Gnbe ibrer Sdredens.
berrldaft our9 ben feisiten Weudelmoro ano Sie
nieoertrddtisiten 8ranoitiftunsen be5ei6nen. Die
arauIame Grmorbuns oes a~agemein geafteten Gr3'
bi1dpfs Darbop. BON so 8rietern unb 10 8iirsern
i'm @efdnsniB. oas frepeIbafte Nieberbrennen Der
Sailerien, bes Yalais &opal uno anoerer biitorii4
berabmter Yradtsebauoe, fiuoen i'm puntte Der
Nihtspiroisfeit tauln Elm Beiipiel in Der cipiliiirten
@eldidts. DaB bieie Wf6roerbanoen iebt 3u paaren
aetrieben uuo Der peroienten 3ldtiauns pobl nidt
entaeben peroen, bas biloet MUIR einen i9tpaden
Srot; es ,pedt Die Sooten nidt uebr aut bic unz
ter ibren rudloien Sdnoen fielen uno Is ieat Die
einaedlderten aeididtIid beribmten Yradtbauten
uno ~sertorten &unitpldbe nidt nebr Der. Die fir Die
Beluder Der Weltfaot 10 9roBe Mn5iebunsspunfte
biloeten. Weld' Elm gommentar 5u Souls Napo'
Ieon's Ybraie. bob Srantreid an Der Spibe Der 81.
p%ililatiDn unar5hirt!
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

2eip5iger al elm. -Oas s. Seft bieier &c.
%oiegenen uno prantpca iQuhrirten 3eitIfrift erhlels
zen mir ourb Die @eneral- Nsentur, Siemon u. BRO.
tbers in Sort @aDne, Sno.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

-S9on tpieoer 1T cine riibrenoe 8uflursei6idte
au Waiisr seworoen. Gin republitanii6es Wsitslieo
Der Jloriba 8siebeetuns. Nauens Didinlon Coon
8ermont) rruroe neulid ermoroet. Die @rantbldts
ter batten nidts gilissres su tbun, as bieien Wtoro
ben Rutluyern 5usuidreiben uno ibre Berihte oara=
Der nit ben b~efannten 9ianbslofen gu ~besleiten.
Nun aber reiite Elm Bruoer beg Srn. Sidinion nod
6loriba, Inn ole pinterlaiienidaft bes grmoroeten
in Oronuns gu brinssn. Na6 iorsfdltiser unter'
Iuduns 1T 81. 9idinion gu Der l1eberaeusuns se'
fommen, baB iein Bruoer nidt aus politii6en Grim.
ben, nidt BON ben Rutluyern, ionoern BON einenl yies
aer suu1 3wefe Der Beraubung ermOroet woroen 1T.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

- Nm 4. Wedra 1873 lduft 0rdiioent 8ranfs
Nmtstermin su gnoe uno Bis babin tuiro'oi repubs
lifanii4e 8artei 5m SIT Sabre lang ununterbrohen
reaiert baben. Sbre Serrihaft 1T tudbreno oteler
Iangen Oauer unumihrdntt ~seoeien; lie resierte
nibt Bios burd Den Brdfoenten, ionoern ie sebot
aud acknowledgement Mebrbeiten in beioen Sdulern
beg gonsreIes; sleid,eitis berri9ten in fait allen
n6rbli9en Staaten republitanii6e @elebsebunsen
uno republitaniide @ouoerneure, usIhe i'm Sntersile
Der Yartei arbeiteten. wabreno Der Sloen bon Der
8artei ourd bas Baionett, Die &eiieiddler unb Se
Neser resiert tpuroe. Oas game 2ano tpar nit re-
publifaniiden Beamten, SdmarObern uno @iinit-
lineen sepfaitert, welhe Dem 8efebe Der Gentralses
malt uie oisciplinirte Soloaten sebordten. gs lie9t
In Der Natur Der Oinee, baB cine Yartei. bic 10 lans
ae unb 10 unumiG rdnft reeiert bat. 3ulebt total cor=
rupt ueroen muB, ielbt penn lie anfdneli6 aus Den
belten uno ebrliditen Menlhen b~eitanoen bate. -
Nber mir mifien. oaB bieie 8artei idon bel ihrer Bill
ouns piel @dunb in iid aufnabm uno oab ii6 Die
Corruption unter ibren anbdnsern i6on udbreno
bss erten Mn,tstermins bon abraham 2incoln in Der
bsoenfliditen gDeiie 5eiste. Sept liest iber Die to=
tale Corruption ibrer Sibrsr tein 3ueifel mebr DOT
uub ielbit Oerienige, Der bieie Yartei friber nit al
lem Offer unteritibt bat, muB, tpenil er es poblmeint
nit benz 2anoe, runaebr 5u Der ueberseu9ung fotn'
men, oaB Elm We6iel in Der Serrldaft nur quite
Soleen baben tann. @hlehter fOnnen mir auf fet'
nen S5au regiert tueroen, corrupter uno erbdrmllber
lam bic Werlualtuns nidt iein, tuobl aber nnuB our9
einen Wed5el Vieles better ueroen uno unter allen
llmitanoen fam cine smolfidbriae SausreinIisuns
unb bas Sinausfesen bes iberbano senommenen
unaesiefers nur cine Wobltbat iein.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

uOer elm OeIWDgeU puU S4UO. .Aub OtliplHI ,Utl
DeutiGen bon Sanousfp peroient yaada6muns. "
Gin gerbreder eingefansen.%-. sSn Der
babe BON Orrpile, WaDue gountD, lpurbe a1n 20.
Mpril Elm i9dnoli6es Werbreden begansen. Gin
eepifer Sobn 2amar, au6 Spoonbauler a%enannt,
fubr an oas Saus BON Noam gatebsim in OrrbiQs
uno bingte be1jen 14idbrise So4ter dig Sienitmaso
fir feline Grau. untertpsss in einenl Wdlb6en ans
getommen, begging Der Sdurte an benz Rinoe einen
I9Gnoli4en @elpaltitreid uno lieb baifelbe oann bilf=
log Iieeen. 2eute, bic bes Weges fanen, boben Die
Ihper Mibbanbelte auf unb lie bat Iid. nadoem man
cine 3eitlans an ibfem 2eben 5~ueifelte. iebt tuieber
erbolt. Ser gprfal rief in Der @eseno unsebeures
Mufleben berpor; Die 8eb5rben isbten cine Belob=
nuns bon 5000 auf Die Ginfansuns bes Yerbreders
uno Dor einigen Sasen lit berielbe benin aud in ber
Ndbe BON gittsburg erpiidt porben. Wan bate
ermittelt, baB er lh mad Bittsburg ~beseben; bas
Nabere ieinsr gerbaftuns er3dbIen Yittsburser Yldt,
ter ME folgt:
Bon bier aus folate man ieiner Spur Lungs ber
0enniplpania Babn, boh p~eritano er es, ieinen 0ers
%folaern lange Belt su entgeben. Sim Samftag Sahen
i'm spei 8abnbeamte, Die nit einem 3uge pom . item
Der famen, in Der NGbe bon DerrD. Gomar mar fri=
Der ielbt an Der 8abn beiddftiet sepeien uno baber
ndaiten Station mad Wittsbura uno fraaten an,
mas lie tbun iolten. IS muroe ibnen sebeiben. ben
Mann ilnter allen un1itdnben su pe1haften. @leihs
3eitie aing Elm YoIisiit bon bier nit benz erfen 3ue
nat Dsrrp ab. Snamiiden paren bic 8eamten nit
elmer 2otomotibe, auf Der cine Nnsabl anoerer Wdn=
ner nod Ylab fano, surid9sfabren, nm 2amar feits
3unehmen. Wtan bolte tbn Elm uno I0fort lprangen
ale 2eute bon Der 2ofom0tibe berunter uno ibm mad,
oa er luss oapon s~elaufen mar, as er iob, mas i'm
Bert mar. Man fling ibn ieood idIieblid. bano
ibn uno idaffte ibn mad SerIp. Sort mollte ibm
Der Yittsbureer polisiit Sanoidenen %onfessn, oieie
isoob ~eruieien ii6 gu fsin iar tes Manaes ftarten
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

Sn Yaris bat Die Shredensberrltaft ibr Gnoe
erreidt. 9ie 3esierunsstruppen iiuo poafommen
m yeFbe Der Staot, bic Auftdnoiihen tperoen idaas
r~snueile einsefansen uno Die Gdoelsfibrer obne
@naoe eri1oKsn. BON ben idredliten 3uitdnoen
in Baris fam man i& nur einen i&paden 8esrifi
MAIDEN. 9ie 2si9en Der beim StraBenfampf gee
fausnen Sniursenten liesen baufen!peiie in ben etra-
zen uno Sduiern uno nod rauden bic Srammer Der
nieoersebrannten Sduisr uno Braatbauten, in tue!'
DE oas pabninnise @einoel Die 8ranofadsl id!eu-
oerte. Gin GROCER She'll Der Staot 1T 5erit0rt, Die
emit 10 fol8e WeItitaot auf piele Sabre binaus ruis
nirt. 0ie S1anotbaten Der feisen M6roerbanbe
mifIen isben fublenben WlenIden nit Nbideu erfuls
len; mir lafien bier ben 5dleier fallen. uno periuei'
fen ben Geier auf Die i~orsfdItig 5uiammenseitelten
Beridte in Der beutigen Nun,mer.
ar Yorausidtlid miro Die morgise Contention
LAc.LI 49,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-01

ar Yorausidtlid miro Die morsise Contention
aubsroroentlid sablreid beludt ueroen. SeIesa.
ten uno berporrasenoe DemOtraten, unter anoeren
Gen. Worsau unb Sen. Wegoot, trafen bereits am
Sienltag Elm. .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
FOREIGN.
PRINCE OF WALES CONvALESCING.
The brutal Cuban Murders.


LONDON Dec 4-The Prince of Wales
passed Sunday quietly. The symptoms con-
tinue favorable The crisis will be reached
this morning, which, if safely passed, the
Prince Of Wales will be considered out of
danger. The Queen still continues in at
tendance.
Princess Alexandria has wholly recovered.
LATER.-The Prince of Wales passed rest
less night. The symptoms this morning show
an amelioration of the disease.
The fire at Warwick Castle last night did an
lrreparable damage to the great hall, the
dining and other rooms being also Quilted. The
destruction of the ancient armors. pictures and
curiosties was very great.
HAVANA, Dec. A letter SAYS the only des-
ecratlon of Castinon's grave consisted of break
ing the glass case covering niche and remov-
ing the immortelles and substituting wreatbs of
garlic. For this eight students were shot and
eleven sentenced to six years with the chain
gang and four to six months imprisomsnt The
college asserted that it was a mere frolic, but
The volunteers mounted horses and raided the
streets all day and shot eight Cubans.
1he condemned students were not allowed one
uOur respite to see their friends. Those exc
Cu'ed were mere boys. Their parents offered
large sums to save them. The father of one
UIefed one million dollars but all was in vain.
'anaSeida was absent at the time, but
-u"y sanctioned the executions upon his re-
turn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
HON NEWS.
FREEZING TO DEATH IN NEBRAsK.
Trains stopped OH the Pacific Road.

Trains stopped on the Pacific Road.
BosroN, Dec. 4-Ebenezer Dale, ef the firm
of Dale Brothers, is dead.
OMAHA Dec. 4-The snow in Republican
Valley is two feet deep. Many persons have
frozen to DEATH One party found seven men
frozen to death. The trains arrive day late.
No new trains have started out
LITTLE Rock, Dec 1.-Two youths who out
ragged and murdered a little girl were killed in
an attempt to escape. Their confession devel-
oped the fact that while the parents were search
ing for the child, they intended to plumber the
house
SAN Francisco, Dec. "A band of armed
men robbed San Barnard postofice of four
thousand dollars.
Some highwaymen robbed a stagein Nevada.
Wells, Fargo & Co., lost one thousand dollars.
COLUMBIA, Dec 4-The Grand Jury consists
of eight whites and thirteen blacks; the petit
jury consists of twenty whites and thirty two
colored. The prosecution moved to proceed to
the trial of persons indicted under the kukluX
law. The defence asked delay until Monday,
which was granted. Stansberry and Davis were
present for the defence.
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Thomas Davis,
of South Carolina, is dead
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4-Three men, Livingston,
Girard and Horn were arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses. They were can
wasting for Western and Southern Directory.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
KNOXVILLE, TENN TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER A. 1871.

An enerprising housewife in Ohio, who
for several Years has received the first pre-
miums fDr the best display of canned fruit
exhibited at the annual State fair, was
abruptly deprived of her laurels this year.
Her fruit was as fresh and plump-looking
as usual; but there happened to be lady
on the committee for awarding premiums
who insisted ON opening one of the cans,
when i was discovered that the fruit had
been put up in strong brine. GAS this pro-
cess of preserving fruit, although novel,
was not considered such an Improvement
as to merit encouragement, the collection
was promptly ruled out, to the great indig-
nation of the fair owner.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
poRE,cy NEWS BY THE CABLE
,;sco,l,ueOus and Washington News.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
u;sbIy satisfactory to his Friends
His Enemies COMPOUNDED.
Appointment Of Committees.
ESPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1871.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1871.
The Presidents message was delivered
to-day. 1t is enthusiastically received and
is considered as completely overwhelming
his opponents.
1t is regarded by all as eminently prac'
teal. able and sagacious. The Presidents
friends are greatly encouraged, while his
enemies are COMPOUNDED and deeply cha
grined.
Both Houses of Congress are organized
The House committees are generally sat-
isfactory. Dawes, of Massachusetts, is
chairman of the Committee on Ways and
Means. General J. a. Garfield, of Ohio
is chairman of the Committee OH Appro-
priations. Poland, of Vermont, is chair
main of the Committee on discretionary
States.
Hon. Horace Maynard is honOred with
the second place on the Ways and Means
Committee, and also on the Committee on
Insurrectionary States.
Mr.. Dawes is a fair tariff man.
Revenue Reformers " are disappointed
but not alarmed.
The Claims Committee, as now constl-
tinted. is regarded as rather favorable to
the South. Ben Butler has been rather
sighted.
Congressional legislation will be eau
tious and limited.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Advertised December 4, 1871.


Persons calling for these letters will please say Ad
vertisel" and give the date of this list If not called
for within month, they will be sent to the Deas
Letter Office. One cent viii be collected on each letter
when delivered.
A.-John w. Aekin, James Angle, R D Atkinson.
B.-W B Bradford. Thos c B-abson, Temple Bland
Mrs Stlina Barker, r w Barton, Morris Butler. Mn
May Beasley, James Brown, Elisha B Burnett NJ
Billingsley, Layina Brooks.
G.-Orson Combs. S K Chapman, W Crippen Ma
tilda Carry Miss Hannah Cary Chas Christian, Carr
olne Cate ..- .s.
E.-William Erwin.
F.-John Fields.
H.-Creed Hylton. Jane Hoyle, n 7 Hyatt, Miss n
Hammock Pratt erman, Richmond Hill.
J:-Louisa Jackson. Rev W Jones, Miss Georgia
jackson, E JordOn.
KIN Kincaid. Miss MOllie Kelsey.
L.-Sandy Litaker.
MI Mannion Emaul Null 2, Mrs D j McNabb
r F Mcmillan. #--
N.-Miss Kate NOlen.
P.-Mrs NJ Powell.
R,-Joseph Reeves, Miss Fannie Reed.
S.-John R Spurgin, Joseph W Saltes, Miss Lizzie
Scott, Mrs Martin Shay.
W.-Mrs Waldron. n Williams Jr, Johnnie
Wolf, Miss Isabella Wheat, Mrs Lizzie White.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE

VIRGINIA UNIV ERsITY AND COLLEGES.
The falling off this year in the attend
ance upon the Virginia University and the
various colleges, including the Military
Institute at Lexington, averages about
twenty per cent. The following are the fig
ures showing the attendance at each OF the
chief institutions of learning: University
of Virginia, 357 Virginia Military Insti-
tute. sos; Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, including preparatory department,
T76: Richmond Baptist College, including
preparatory department, about 100; Ran
dolph Macon College, 142; Hampden Sid
ney College, about SO; total ], 4S5.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04

Returns from all but five counties in
Wisconsin give Gen. Washburn 9,547 ma
iority for Governor. The remaining coun-
ties are strongly Republican, and will pro-
badly increase his majority to over IL 900.
This is handsome gain. Fairchild's ma
the aggregate Republican majority ON Con-
gressmen was only 6,117.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
Accident.

Nh hnichard Cardwell, son of DIR. P. H. Card
So AL o. TINS city, fell down the stairs at Hamp
scbo quincy Academy where he was attending
WAS yesterday afternoon by which his thigh
and wb;1e a. He was lame going on crutch,
other how mounting the steps with number of
not recoyor s p; one pushed him and he could
this is ba mas been very unfortunate during life
h. ba Delng the seventh time as we learn that
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04

At Lebanon, Tennessee, the highest
market price for large hogs, on foot, is i've
cents per pound small ones, four and n "a a
good beeves is two cents per pound gross.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases

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which his book treats either personally or by mail ard
medicines sent 70 any part of the world,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04

On Saturday one hundred cars were
shipped south over the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, and OH Friday eighty
car loads of freight were shipped,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
Aunatic Taken in I,h.rr.-

N.gs yesterday negro lunatic named Nelson
He S Sd was put IN Jail to be out Of harms wav.
sisted dun want to accompany the police and re-
To l's oo ianfuliy, but was outnumbered and had
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04

A few men went on rattlesnake hunt
in Nebraska, the other afternoon and kill
ed one hundred and ninety-six before
dark
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
Chicago A hHs Destruction.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
UNIVERSALISM.

The Dec. No, price Soc, has -
pieces Vocal and Instrument Piano
Music, worth 81 in sheet form. We
willsmail two back Nos. for Soc. four
for 9Oc., or Jan. to Dec II. for 8 2,
Irregular price, $780, Bound COPIES
for 1871, gilt sides and edges, S.. The
Music is by Hays. Thomas, KinkeI.
GOunnOid, etc. Address J. l.. PETERS.
500 Broadway, N. Y. P.O. Box $40.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
specfal Term of the Chancery Court.

r WILL OPEN AND HOLD A SPECIAL TERM
i of the Chancery Court at Knoxville on Friday the
18th day of December next to hear the petition Of w.
B. Johnson and others. parte, purchasers of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad which petition has
been filed in said Court. ..--..-,- q Z
Nov. 14th. 1871.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04
THE APPoRTIoNMENT BILL.

The manner in which the State has been
redistricted creates almost universal dis
satisfaction among the members, and
there is general disposition to postpone
final action on this subject until the Con-
gressional Districts are redistricted. 1t
seems to be taken for granted that there
will be an extra session for this latter pur-
pose.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-04

lie recOmmends HDtraI aPpIUpTIIVIOIs TOT
the District of Columbia and for the public
buildings in Chicago. He reviews the CUES.
the experience of reform shall have fair
trial
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Blair offered a reso-
luton in the Senate to-day, being the same as
that offered by Beck in the House, making in
quiry regarding the enforcement of the kuklux
law. 1t went over under objection.
The message was read. Adjourned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-05

FROM CoPELAND.-Messrs. II. s. Harris r no
pie ana Uncle Bob Sharp returned, a few DAVIS 400
nom Copeland dggings. having left there Sent a7tb
captain harris informs us that Mr. Ferry COMPLETED
his ditch to his claims about two weeks aoo and 10
oeen at work siucing for the past ten days on
tnat prospects weli Mr.. Copeland has been running
ms claims all summer and is doing well. John Ken.
naiy Co. have about completed their ditch and
VIII get the water through about the first Of newt
week. Tom Cusick Il Co. have also finished their
ditch at Paddy's Flat two or three miles below Ken.
naiy Co.'s claims. and they will also commence
work next week. The diggings are all high bar and
hill claims, with plenty of fall and dump, and there
Is ground enough for thousands of men as the
whole country prospects well. One or two companies
are at work in Lake City District but water is falling
and work will soon be suspended. Those owning
claims at Copeland expect to be able to run for at
acoupie OF months yet and probably until everything
freezes up. Capt Harris says that there is very III.
tie II any, difference in the weather in that renion
and that with which We favored here; that it is
no colder and but little frost at night MANY of those
who expect to winter in that section have laid in
large supplies of the peculiar red fish which are
FOUND IN such abundance in the Payette Lakes.
They are said to be good trout when fresh and
after they are properly dried or cured are much bet
ter than salmon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-10-05
Sitv and County.

-our genial friend, Mr.. G. Clark
r'a l'arrg paid Idaho visit during the past :,
tqar'flD :. brought with him several CHUNKS OF
~t 'na ~. lsage recently discovered by him in
cs rom wv We thought the quartz taken from
arf' with, with Ratchet, which we saw at Quartz
Be SisS in days ago. was of an excellent charao-
rg i0oa' ~ S,..ss he brought over with him were
fm 'A' rr;tss of iron, containing large pieces
Ssp uis ..;.;hle throughout the ore. It is the
ds writes and free gOld' for tina. character Of
aSS' have ever seen come from the surface OF
Gs ID" " wa congratulate our friend Clark on his
,Isdisse 'DN :, ,ains one of the owners in mine
~ "l .n,n conclusive evidences OF richness ana
gns . s The mountains Of Granite District
n'-' .5 with quartz lodges, and their value has
s. game '.a.rated BY the Gold Hill company, and
Sa u' IL, on the Lawyer. We have rich quartz
NsI ;t Encouragement alone has hereto
81" cloud upon our mines and the bitter
bS ~ n.-;anes through which We have passed
sl s,sst US the uses of adversely We propose
hold with viii and develop our mines
." -. If foreign capital, and reap the rewards
''g'I ,s,n..rv and perseverance. We discovered
SV~ nd wa are entitled to 10 what is in them,
Eva Glad to see that our people have shaken
- ,,.,.-cv which has heretofore distinguished
-, ,-a determined to wrench from the bosom
- .,nn,ains the hidden wealth which has here
r.,a hid dorman: and concealed through lack oil
onr mart. We say to the boys, pith in, CAPT
.,ntal railroad or no railroad, and the sue
-h;.b will crown your efforts will astonish your
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w BUSr-Messrs. German, S.rausc and Peyton
i1i'd for the Payette valley. feg days ago. armed
Id equipped for q raid on prairie chickens. ducks.
GIag ';AeE kind Of game intending to be gone sew
al 1zys As there is an Indian camp in that section
fa gathered up all the silver halfdollars he could
Id intending to have decker with the 10 family,
'--'s ne intends 10 erect that forty-stamp mill.
'A'aAs Is nearly ready, and if Reub expects to be
iN In quartz or do any grinding he viii have to
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