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INVALUABLE.

Messrs. wTEKs POTTER. Wholesale Druggists, Bos.
tol Mass tFetdelneR. have for months felt IL
guy mat owe % suffer ng humanity TO write you,
slts tue great benelt that have derived from the
@ use ot "a, ,SANFHRDs RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. For
more than 70 years have been afflicted with this yery
iroablesome complaint. have tried all the re mecies
that coud nnd but without mate rial or permanent
neeit Last fa tho disease hai arrived at that state
mat mus have rclef die Tue entire menbranous
system b htd hcc me SO infamed and tho stomach SO
dlsordeio d. that it was doubtful mqtcr whether /
cpuu 20 10 te laclhc coast or II did 20 whether
should I've T. come back or not. saw an advertise
cnt OF thls me flne, and although being very ncred.
uons about speciqcs or nosruns of any kind yet in
snecr tried this and once
ny ~ Ire Changes Of climate, chronic disease Of the
lNcr, "a my aRe-ovCr 20 may prevent my entire
festoraton, hut the benefit derive from daily use
Is 10 me ttrd nnbie and an hoping 10 lie oompletely
cured, and at last arrive at spectacle old ugn
II ths tatement Of NY be Of any service to
NOSE ainlced as have been and enable YOU to bring
% nls aemedy INTO more general use, especially the
ftclhc coast where II is much needed), my obi ct in
writing his notn will be obtained
Very irulv yours, HENRY wFfIe
AC2oRA, y. J., June, 1876 OF Wells, Fargo & Co
Each pack contains Dr. sanford's improved Inhal
t uu ahG iull directions for in all cases Price
SlIO FOR sale bY all Wholesale and Retail druggists
M Dealers 1rnngout the United States md Canadas
WEEKS FuTTl =, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston NJ
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Wsekly AeansbEe SuM1ua.

ruoiishou every "wednesday nurulns Ii IN,
arSost iuiio paper the state, cuntalnlu. nev,.
political artclos agricultural and scient matte,
aes, poetry, anecdOtes, househoiu matter MARI
cts, &C., &C.
Ierins, per dHauas tn ddsdsce.
transient Advertisements, 500 per in en- for Il r.
week, oU cents per week ior each subsequent m
SO ton. Ot"e''' 4"
special Notices, o. 30 per Incn Tor srst week. r.
seats per week Tor each subsequent week
business Notices, ia reading columns 20 cent,
su Jsequent insertion. ~ ~
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Ntnnebre yournaI.
. fdolished at AUGUSTA, MAINE Water Street
loot OF Court by SPkAGUE, OWEN a. Nash,
Gully Esnnsbse aournal,

ioeueu every mourning, except ounuays. II cUL
eo .no latest news Dy Telegraph ana uali -IVt
potticai and local ARTICLES, anu generous ainuuh
oi farming, nome and miscellaneous reading IN
y luil compilation OF state news
Terms, - per aIuauB. tn daOaacs , 10 n ,,vu,,,,
not made within The yeir. single copies 3ccntb
~ pe hau AZ THE bookslores ana a IuIs Office.
. Advertisements Inserted rcaounaul, term,
Rates may be had on application al tDls once
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HallOwell Post Once.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
al 344 and SlS z. NJ; closes at | .40 A. M, and
for the night Pullman train at s Z. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
at 5.57 ana ll.57 A. NJ; closes at $50 and s
p. NJ.
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays at z. NJ.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. A.
no mail arrives on Sunday, the office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
L. ROWELL, p. NJ.
Hallowell, October, 1877.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-21
TONTiXE PLAN,

" upon the principle OF aceumuiaung profits fol
leAhts periods, which WAS first introduced by TN.
society, and has been recommended and endorset
py eminent experts IN Lila Insurance, ana 10y lead
.ns business men, forty-iour per cent. has beei
earned and accumulated Oh the premiums paid or
slt lohtne LlIe Pohcles and forty per cent. on itf
iohlhe endowment Policies. Issued within the las
We years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assuranc,
society represent exclusively the interests of tHe
Olcy hoiuers, and IN presenting the society to no
confidence, because OF the strict and conseryauye
principles by which its various Departments ar
soVerheu. IN the assets ana in the administrator
of the Society, perfect security il given for Ih IN
tufe' whch Is OF great Importance to those depend
nag Upon then insurance policies tor the ultimate
upport OF their families,
NO Life Insurance Company has such args an.
aual transactloDs as the Equitable; none is mere
promptah lust IN its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-21

CATARRH II
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SkhF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

SC1CESS s the test Of merit and success In the tire at
- neht OF Catarrhal Affections after 40 many nsera
Uie ialures means undoubted SPECIFIC curative proper
yes IN The remedy used Docs SAsPoRp's RADIc1 T.
CURE for Catarrh possess such propertiesp The . u
dence IN the shape OF from the
most respectable people in all stations OF life must he
conclusive on this point. Never, believe In the his
tuiy popular MEDICINES has such yauabs testimony
neen oucred freely offered favor of any remedy Inn
ia IN me possession of the proprietors OF sASFoRps
RADICAL CuHE And vau BILE does not re nre-
sent thousa andth part Of the recommendato whch
afctday sercd by friends friends in It's favor Poo.
peoi wealth and refinement IN all parts country
naly ADMIT Its superiority any method OF cure
khpWh 70 inc regular medical profession but sLun the
nubllclty Incidental to published statement Hence
,ne ias IN our possession represent but small
phrt OF those Withheld for the reason mentioned The
iouowing unsolicited testimonial from IIYNRY WELLS
ESQ, OF Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Il an outspoken
Endorsement Of which We are Justly proud
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S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are caren. !,
selected lh Inherent parts oi North America an
Europe, Iurnishing, 81 lhis broad beld OF oper,
ions, an additional ard exceptional safety to e.,
Toicy'Loiders. The Ineurances are made only OF
'hc MoIuai Premiums Principle. The Surplus ar
re1urned annually to the Insured
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AS@OSIA fOSV OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery OF letters, iron 80 A. NJ. 10 SO.
On Sundays, from 9.l5 A. NJ. to lOl5A.M
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MALE.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, and West, 2.3O A. NJ. 4O5 an,
500 T. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 405, 6 and 500 NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 400 aud o.OU +. Nj
Rockiard stage, via Washington, q /. NJ,
Waicoboro stage, VIA Jefferson, T. NJ.
hciSrade, West Wsterville, Noridge VIZ ock and
n ,dison, l.30 L. NJ
Winthrop and Monmouth, p. NJ.
famlhgtoL stage VIA Readleld, l.30 z, NJ,
Belfast, Io.iZ A. M. and 1898 Z. NJ.
belfast stage, 1000 \. NJ
SkowhegaG, lU.l2 A. NJ.
:, urahd Trunk Il. Il. and Canada, 400 and 500
L. NJ.
soldiers Home 1000 A. NJ. and 7.0OP.M.
MAILS CLOSE.
l0P NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, $50, $50, 1000 A. NJ.
Bath and Rockiand, o.3V, and 1000 a. Nj.
R'cAiand stage, VIA Washington, 100 A. NJ.
WaldoDoro stage, VIA Jefferson 100 A. NJ.
Belgrade, esl WaterSIle, NorrIdsewOcA, anC
.d aon, l.3O +. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 A. NJ
farninston stage via headneid, l.30 L. NJ.
Belfast 3.45 L. NJ. and lU.VV 4. al.
Belfast stage, 3.4o Z. Nj.
Skowhegan, $40 L, NJ
6.snd IruAk X. K. and Canada $50, 1000 Am
Soluers' Home, 7 A. NJ. and 3.4J +. N.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per IL o. | cent.
Mail Letters per l2 OF. cents.
Books, transient newspapers, and other traaslep
printed matter except unsealed cmculars) In pack
ages not exceeding lbs. IL weight, per ounces
cent.
Unseaed circulars, merchandise, and samples
packages not exceeding lbs. in weight, pei
ounce | cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be 5,
wrapped that 1t can De examined, and must COL
tain no writing whatever, except As follows:
The sender of any article of third class mail
matter may write his her name or address
therein. or on the outside thereof, with the word
from above or preceding the same, or NAV
write briefly or print ON any package the numbel
and names OF the articles inciosed.
liquids glass and explosive chemicals are ex
Guided from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention Is called to the Money Orde
system a. u safe and cheap method ot TRANSMITTING
mall sums OF money through the mails. Orders
are issued TOR amounts not exceeding 300. Largel
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
anne time by additional orders.
RATES
Orders not exceeding sl5 lOcents
over sloan not exceeding $50, 10 :"
" $50 $40 % "
SO" s5O,, O, IS
Money orders are also drawn by this Office on
Canada, Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
-NLetters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any pOst-ofhce in the United States
on the payment Of letter postage and fee OF tel
cents. HORACE Ii. HAMLEN, L. NJ.
June IL. 1877. 49,
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Money orders are also drawn by this Office Oh
Canada, Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
slLetters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any pOst-oftce in the United States
on the payment OF letter postage and fee OF tel
cents. HORACE Ii. HAMLEN, Z. NJ.
June IL. 1877.
, 1877-07-21

Imported Cigars

] am rccelvirR per steamer from HAVANA anil
KEY WEST tnmc of tho most popular brands nj
ClChss. manufactured from the NEW CROP of To.
reach of h11 " .-
, 1877-07-21

quatc, and oonld not suppress riot 4 = ont
oses1r. .Ihere appears 70 be det .: lttnt
among the men NJ tho cards to stop s = ANS,
ttoss !. saf i sF} e. - f'oa
a, At EAST l,nzarr. 80
ts hers ot tho Elghtsentli Regiments .ier Col.
Iorrens Stat!on, at :.:3o, large numbers Of the
ttrikers had gathered there frotn the outer eppt
aud other points. The men we're loud in theft
dcnnn'datlons OF Gen. Pearson and the military.
train through himself, as he said thls morning
he would,
nH WILL nR snor.
lie men At thc stuck-yarls seem determined
TO maintain tho strike and keep the road In
blockade, and will resist tho military, II ncces.
sary+ in order to accomplish It. Up to this TING
-ap ir.-there lias bern no effort IN tho part
o. o., ihe COMPANY Ut military to move The ea.1,
attempt when snnde.
NoRx TROOPS.
PHttAnEtrr1tA. JnlY eo. --.At elock this even
dnpatch:
~. ~! moxs .!. yeae ens!,e .ton Of -
idst''st !o.f .tfis.1s q W. dea Es.s
H.. .ad .4 L e
Fsas:5'.a. 5ss S ,''
Immediately upon receipt Of the above notices.
were sent to tho various commando and to. night
the men arc m1ater1ng at oil the nsaaories. Tho
sixth Regiments, tic Ke,stone Battery. city
sseoe 1sT,o'', state Feneb'es and dsay inriuci.
olts. These commando number
ABOUT 3,0o0 MEN,
hnt T u feated that not oser 1,000 can be mus-
ten. noynton has bis headqnaztera At the League
HOUSE. and ID TOW receiving reports from yafiuut
, 1877-07-21
NJ US1{:At..
STE|NWAY
UPRIGHT
PIANOS,

The steinway Upright Fianos have reached Ruch
high state Of perfection that they mot nnly tho
most popular Flano OF the day in America. bnf arc
acstsncd to become equally no IN Europe. TO the
exported In constantly incrcna,ng nun.bcfn. 70
meet the Increased lcnand for these Upriphts. NC
haya materially augmented uus stuck, aud nuw rx-
The SteInway tprtshts xre finished tn lsoscw oott.
American Walnut, Frcnch Walnut, California Laa-
rel. and other fancy woodt in plAtn cnrea or nrna
epond With any Kind Of modern lunitnrc.
Over three thousand Steimwny Eprlghfs are nnw
Ia use In the Northwestern staies, every one Of
which has giren tho most unqualified en!slactiop.
tH An unlimited guaranty accompanies every
EtcnWAy Piano. LiUN i lIGALi.
State and Muntcf- -kts., Chicago.
, 1877-07-21

Sale Of the Capital Stock Of the National Life.
Insurance TO. Of U, u. Of i,

By vTtue Of order fTnm the Circuit Coaft of Cook
COUNTY IT,, ths under1gncd. - Receiver of ths IL.
public Llis inaprAucs Company of Chicago. III. os7s
fer re putsk..e f. III. q ny sn,oan :assrs
tompaaI 1t T. D. of A. ipsF salue tlaJ per- si,srs
tas whe1s capital aosa e s.la CepanJ nov and
gtncirat aaseu q tho Republic lnauranee Conrs.
~: AL troposAls ~ b IN tcA1cd envelopes marked
SoStn1Snsd 1d t. h. sutts! y him Hnepsnsa . 10
9oon thetcs5teF - rraet!cable. SAMUEL b. WAlED.
!.ect!seT lEep. Life. Ina. Co., ta7 Lsbslls.st
CkleA{e. Ill. July u. l677.
, 1877-07-21

Sptctal Dtspa.eh 10 The Tt1aunr.
rirrsBung, Pa, July 20-Thc statu. Of the
strike ut 10 p. m. Is "a follows: Fully a,UlU
strikers are gathered nt tho "outcr depot"
the Plttslusg Railroad. No frcicbt-traine arc
allowed to pass. Cattlc-cars and shifting en-
gincs rim unmutcetcd to East Liberty, whefe
another body Of strikers, 100 strong, prevents
them going further Two donb'e frctehts mas,-
nged to pass East from East Liberty this morr-.
Ing, tho only 5rcights gotng out sinec tho fight
began. Tho Eighteenth Regiment was called
out this morning, III accordance with the orticra
Ut Gov. lfartranft. One hundred aud ilfty Du-
quesne Grays, armcd and uniformed, moved to
last Liberty at o'clock. No further action
was taken, and tho military
STACKED ARMS AND RETIRED TO THs SHADE.
Trouble WIS experienced iii getting tho MILL
tary together, many going nut OF the city. some
pretending sickness, and others refusing 10 go.
All Of them aEu supposed to he IN sympathy
with the strikers. some openly declaring that
they will not ra!te al arm against them. The
stFlkers arc aulct and Eeaolute. They arc hcavi.
y armed. aud laush at the military, claiming
they havc nh cause to fcnr them. A battery
was taken to tic Union Depot at o'clock p.
n., intended to bc sent TO tue outer depot. For
some reason It waa not sent At o'clock p.
to the outer depot and informed the strikers
TINT they were
III SYNPATAY WITH THIN,
and would not bring tha battery against thcn,.
Meantime the military had 10 obey orders and
turn out. Tho turning out of the military was
regarded al 4 mero form. No attempt was
made to pass fEcights, and all Is quiet. The
employees of thu Fort Wayne Road struck At ..
VI. No frc!ghts arc allowed from the East or
West. pcrIshaale freight being un!olded 1t tho
outer depot and sold oil tho SPOT. There Is
grcat sympathy for the strikers hesc, several
produee~deateFt proflcT4ng them dour aud cdl.
b1cs. An attempt to pass tTalnA d anticipated
tu-ntght, though tue road Is strongly guarded.
Tho military arc atlll At Ea4t Liberty, but In-
active.
TIIA GODS NAKlN0 THEN MAD.
Spetfal Distxt.cA 10 7a* Tstsuas,
TIrrsHund. July 1.-All was quiet during
last night In and about tho scene Of the stflke
at tue outer depot Of The Pennsylvania Rail-
ruad, but the men never deserted the place,
lest the company should stcal march On them
aiul get out tho bloekaded traas. EarlY
this morning Sheriff File visited tho
tceuo and commanded ths siotcfs to
akpcrsc, but they only lccrel at him. lie then
read the uoycrnor'1 proclamation, tsauea to-
day' cal''he on tho alstn1ocss u '"o pe~.o IL
return to their ho'''cs' bat tnss' 100, "a4 dnse"
ga1ded. Ihe shcfaa' ailasae hanse'l po~eeless,
oskcti f1e state aataosat'es aot ai' a"o two reg
'mcA1s *efv osacseo oa'' Aspes eonsa'tatA,h
morning lsou Philadelphia,
AAJ..uEN. PEARSON,
commanding tHc 1'l!!ta9f o!stalou, accompanleu
ty Superintendent Pitcairn, Sheriff Fife, and
T1rnttv Hhrrtn B0yCC. to0k a 1ornmnf]y nj thu
untun Depot tur East Liberty Arrived there,
, 1877-07-21
BLOODSIIED.
Kaleidoscope Shiftin gs in
the Present Alarming
Scenes Of Tumult.
The Unexpected Carnage Of
Yesterday in the Streets
Of Baltimore.
A Regiment Of Militia,
Leaving tho City, Is
Assaulted.
Five Of the Soldiers Felled by the
Surging Multitude Of
Roughs.
A Retaliatory Folley Emptied
into tho HOB With
Awful Effect.
Ten OF the Roughs Killed
and Many Wounded.
The Excitement in the City Ut.
terty Without Precedent
Since 1861.
Common Prudence Nccessltates
the Retention Of tho Out
going Troops
a Most Orninous Outlook at the
Pittsburg Depots.
The People Of Newark Apparently In
sympathy witl, the Strikers.
Present Situation on the Erie, Panhandle,
and Union Pacific.
Common Prudence NccessitRtes
the Retention Of tho Out
going Troops.
A Most Orninous Outlook at the
Pittsburg Depots.
The People OF Newark Apparently In
Sympathy witl, the Strikers.
Present Situation on the Erie, Panhandle,
and Union Pacific.
MAKYLAFD.

NAA II Ian -.
TROUBLE At CUMBERLAND.
BALTIMORE, July :U.-Tt!cgrams from Cum
bcrland state that oil freight trains arc stopped
there and tue crews taken from them by tho
strikers.
having beeil brought to the knowledge Ut Cor.
Carroll, he t1lIs afternoon issued tho following
order calling out tho military:
ExEcrrlvE orr,cE,. BAIrtxonK. July 20. 1877.
-7Irtg: Gts .iostph \. Akrdtrf. Co'andad<r f1rst
n t. q Se f. e
r!oi and !awcs.nsss alons the ling Of liz Galtmurs
he !sl''ad In this sas I'D she.e .ws fur
Governor and Commander. in. Chief.
PROCLAMATION.
follows:
- WHEREAS. Il hss como 70 the knowledge Of tic
Executive that combinations Of mcn have been
namo1s oe s9o.s SS. fas IL a. 81 si.s 's sa q III
r. "sfs' s s e sns.s is t. e9. IT,
hfs: ,as h;aa ai1. ssts ns
!" IT, a.o Gy t1dtpe o es
tie local authorities arc in some inasanees 'ncom-
WnknkA.: ii il Of the ar. Importance TINT good
Of rvcEy class should bc protected;
MARYLAND. By virtue of The authority vcscd N me.
do hereby tssuc THIS my proclamation calling upon
al citizen. Of thI. State 10 ab.tan from ael* Of
iisrn undrr ny band aud great sea, Of tho stata
Of Ma.y',na st tic City Of Baltimore ~. sosh day
uy thc Governor; ' Governor.
nc lloLLtuAr, Secretary Of State.
Shortly after the issue Ut tho order to Oen.
Herbert the regiment was Under marching or
, 1877-07-21

dpsetoi N8pateA 10 TAs TriasAs.
AAs11xsauAo. W. Va, July al-Tna stsikef IL
virtually euded. SxIecn trains moved out each
way without Interference 1t this or any other
point. Reports Of violent demonstrations alv
, 1877-07-21
troy ed. the wires cut, and Instruments r.

gntshcd With but little tanage. mtelecraph
office cleaned ous WAS the di+patshcr's office on
the station platform, and not thu Office TT the
main b1,flIiny. All The Rsitlfnps. II {}hio wfrcs
hayc hprn mi
oRnEn couSrrRu.xxp.
p..r,xon1' Ma'. IniT nhMTne fo,,ow,nv eor.
rnrrnrtrnrr r1ni,ins ftsc1f. o'e wv
n.,-,.ns. ~. ~, 'nr,a .,.~.<~,
c1mmTna,ac FsTn Hr,9ad: 1TSN Z; "1F f.tc
a:f:':ed :hs S.yn & sni. on his
f%rr" G"rsrs'r r G. Z. s. .s*sf
&c tc x.Sa. % ~ ,h.s ~ P;et Il %
d she sfata .nis hc ordersd 10 leave iisIt,
mr. III. sStniRs 1:k; ~. sssss,oa ssf
'i'e''''''' '"assnSn sis5G, Sn ~ H.stmt,r-
in consequence Of the s,,ore soa;gt. IT, utasr 10
ptssssss;;%r ~ :fS IA n,
g m I'd es ey 's
S' TIE p.9.suns .9ns n: 4s.osn; s.o9iti Governor
n:s'nsat ia Ss:s ssas'sd 81 il, :te!aoon ~
!teeim.nt; Col; clarence Peter. 70 a'te9,hle. q
she nsssult on IL regiment and IT, arinG which
fe.ssd 1emins .eso,1, 50 sar ana setbE the fol.
t.ss nsfo'd 1s!4ef COL rstst' sssei.e1 orer: fen
.so q fayta I'd a. rts .es rta I'll.
t, PEI ~ iho KY inM struck ), III.
s...Tn,. xnamn ~ ~ thc miEaf3 es'i o' t2
men, IN responfc 10 shn Gail. 1nrt a.: thn armory.
Immediately after this Col. Pciefx received rec.
ond order from ucn. Herbert to tetu 10 Camden
Stallion In charge Of scHEnF tnptatt-
WITHOUT FIELD OFFICERS.
three companies Of h1 regiment armed and cqntp.
pea ~ :, .nSoea m Ley wtth ,, anmunt!on Col! Peters
quest ticn. lfcroest did not ncccis, dettsnv col.
Peters 10 remain In charge Of the military dnstng
hla nbscncc. The three companies, r, /, and H.
each containing forty tnen. wefo prtnptty forrncd
undeF command o. i'apt: TappcF. Ct company l.
.nd marched out Of the .rinoty. Company tn
front, followed bT Company +. AZ they marched
down the starwaT OF the arr'ory Int the street In
eo!umhs or tWos. Capf. TAppcF at tlc hcaa Of bis
command. tho foten,oSt men on feathlny the side
"atk "cfc assaulted ~
eHoHfRa Or sfoHEs And 1as1cKs,
thrown hy ~ excited crowd: IN front OF tho
AfmoFy building corner OF FFunt aud Favrttu
etfetts: The south side of the building rAF
t'let for sevef4l squaErs With IN excited mill.
tudc, y, GOO or 8, 600 people. At Tie dFet yocy
OF tlonea ahd bt,ekosi. "l!!1m Lcnnox.
ns"is nois' w. Htrdock. sn1
MlEtam oane. pFisafcA os the ] a!d
md wrrc horn" no harN intn IT, thn s1enr, n,1
,e anu mctS uuIne pHca my w a5Muf! aMM
sHo*cr Or Stones; cotnPan'cs and + Act into
Front street, and hcadcd south tuwaFd< baltimore
strcrt. The assauIt by this crowd growing hrrccr
, 1877-07-21

fContlAnAd aA tbs Einh PAkAA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-23

ing ClA4A, tOis sseos1 = Il
.nrfsce dirt il not worked, bnt only |
from two 10 three sset above and one
foot OF bsdrsck xre tAkaa= And1washed.
The expenses, for openiag such, clasnasl,as
arc considerabie, - large quantities Of
water IL ON bedrock Which has to be
Drawn thercfrom by pumps or drifts. 1t
has paid we'll All during the season
No 9 Is 4 we'll paying claim Of Yank-
ton.
No 8 is owssd BY J.. B. Pearson aud
yields from 600 70 u, 900 per daY.
No. 1 has yielded fsbulous amounts,
for Instance during the period of ~ days,
i, returned 40 day less than $4,000 and
no day since Il has been worked, has i.
yielded less than ts5O.
Nos, 5,.S, rs, and aud all claims
above there have not been opened and
the amounts TO b taken therefrom in
next summer will astenish the world ]
presume.
All hill and bar placer diggings on
Deadwe are undisturbed with few ex.
options, and If capital should bring
w.ssr on the Surrounding hills Of this
creek the rstnrns will b simply beyond
expressios, y Il IL nearly impossible to
wrsh pan Of hill dirt, without finding
an encouraging prospect.
BlscktaA . tributary, TO Deadwood,
- At-sAA k.~A- 81.
Bottom Creek ssd BlacktAA Greek,
| eight claims Ars worked On this creek
and yield largely. The upper claims on
tins creek are cpen % locstion, being NO,
deemed rich enough at present, but will
bring to : msn who Intends to work,
about from tlo to va per day.
i small guich emptying into Dcsdwood
about 500 fest shove tho townsite Of Gay
ville, with shallow bed rock. This
creek consists Of eighteen claims OF
(. which nine have besa worked during the
season and yielded according to the esti-
!. mates Of experisncsd miners the neat
round SUN Of t2, 900 900. This creek is
, expressly rich owing to the fact tina,
leads Of decomposed quartz are cut by it
and the metal of the same being deposit
!, cd Ia the creyices Of the perpendicular
standing bed rock, with no siuices to b.
I washed away by currents of this little
r bu. rapid mountain stream.
d Numerous other little brooks enter il
Dead wood the most OF which arc open Il
prospcctors for location.
Whits~ood Creek. of which Dead woot
Creek 10 = tributary Is very rich In place
T. deposits, especially In the upper part o
. Cape Horn district which commences q
, tho mouth Of Split Tail, and also be
\ tween here and the mouth of Deadwoo'
Creek. The claims on this creek are no
open With few exceptions.
The White Wood Hydraulic Mining Ce
With . stick capital OF ol5,O0o owns al
J. the greaDa beesssa ehe nea.A Of Dead
J. wsod sad Gold Run Co. The elsvatio
of their ditch u at its terminus l7S fee
u about the level Of the creek and carryin
y $50 ,nohes u ws'sr this power viii i
10 next season tsas the gravel depes, I