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, 1877-04-14
TEsGTTENG STALLION
Tie Thoroughbred Tr1tting stallion,
NJ q r G 7

WILL STAND FOR MARES the ensuing s4ason
w At Walla Waua and WaitshUrg He will be at
ION IIERNEY : STABLE, Walia Walls, on at
gf9ss and sunday of ,seh We K Monday and Tues
day, at DE- CLOVES RANCH, on Dry Greek !;
Wednesdays aad Thursdays, AZ waitsbuTg.
TEEEs- slj fer the seasUn and s25 TO insure
d, scEIPTIOs- S,ailion = a dark Gepp!e hay, ,
Is hatals A-d iueles high, weighs over 1910 pounds
ani = sIshr years old
PFDIsRfE--MO6G = a Morgan horse, ssTed By
Ola Vermont dam by a Messenger
For further Particulars enquire Of
Bow E WRIGHT
, 1877-04-14
E.AIEBT 0EAzEti-T QIOVkiEOSS.
San Francisco, April o.

Wheat-S;rong; shipping, 3 ljt2 20 milling,
> }-e22 >.
Buley-Tittle vs.ker feej, 81 i7EeI 52Js brew
i;.s, 81 j5 Fl G5
Oats p 10 s.
Cp.n 81 -Gttl -
Pata'oe~-G3, for the b-st-
Legal tenders -96G3Gi!.
G0li-IU4I
SIivar-5 : Hj3 discount
Liverpool wAe7iJ market to-isy-Ayerage Cilifos-
ma, Hollis 81 ciub, lis 3l@lls \.
Portland i;!F,gOI,I, sprii 3.
WLelt-CLoira. 81 9C.I 9j per ceufaI.
Flour tXira. $ jcs'G suqeitiue, 81 75lsj.
MID liuGS-Prr ton. $50.
Ban Per ton, $lS.
Oats 81 s. al o. p-r ceEta', sarkel-
P1-ttors Market dull at 3003i; E bushel.
BIcon- Siirs i2s '5ci weak hams, u. a shoul-
iers, 7eS
Lard In K Is. I2%aIsc; in % tins, IS.
BuLJer-S0i, ljeI5; rolls, % a25.
san Francisco Markets.
Flour -Sup-rfine, s. p 5e5 -; extra, Sc aG 62i.-
for shpiug o;S payable ia gold s. TO s6 > ior job
hiHg 70 :, payable ID silver.
Wheat Round lots choice cannot he securel less
than 3 i2@. GO shipping, = o5
Buley-Sl 2GaI 81 brewing 81 l. :. al % feed.
Oats = G0GI 90 for f ed 81 9'aos Tor milling.
Corn Larg- yeloF firm AT 81 I7,eI % silver.
Buckwh-at- NOiaiIalsy, 81 50.
Rye-Last onsigTmeut reported was az 81 IS.
astoria Markets.
Whest-Sales on bills of landing on boarl ships
freight off - l5a2 - per centai
Flour sap lfte, 81 50 extra s. Corn meal 2
cwt. 81 buckwheit ? cwr s. j0G7 80
Mil Feed Bran, 50 2 ton; shorts, $50; mid
dlings, S5i1lj6; hay. S25.
Oats According to quality, prices range from 60
10 20 cts , buslel.
, 1877-04-14

POSTMASTER GENEEAL KY intends
TO inaugurate On entirely new system
OF classifying and awarding bids for
mail contracts. No bid Viii be cn
tertained unless ACCOMPANIED, either
by the guarantee Of the personal per
torrance Of the service Of the bid
der, or by a sworn cory OF the con
tract under which the service Is to be
performed by a Ghltd party. Tins
means death 10 straw bidders.
, 1877-04-14

The two houses of Virginia Legis-
Iature have two bills before them
one originating in each house and Bit
terry opposed 10y the other Oue house
wants To tax whisky and The other
churches. Ga these Two measures they
have made the great fight Of the ses
siOn.
, 1877-04-14
WAR in EEHTODS

The n. Y. Her4H of the Isl, SAYS
var is as probable to dag as it was a
week ago there can scarcely be any
doubt, for while England accepts the
only proposition that made peace pos
>ibe, she offsets il with another shat
is with reason looked upon in Berlin
as an encroachment upon what is re-
garded in these days as The preroga-
tive of Prussia She has demanded
that Russia should drmobillze her
army. This is held to be a prp'ence
to dictate :he policy Of other powers
10 exact action on great and imp0r~
;ant topics in exchange for her own
p. o.irf~r>. f'TT.7Sf1- :5oi>, v3e,ulrt,
that if she, the next door DeIghbor Of
Russia was not so incORveniencsd b.
the armaments ot the northern pow
ers a. TO complain, there Is no call for
England 10 take upon herself any fuDc.
ton oi this sor, a. q general guardian
OF the peace OF Europe. This demand
on EugiaGd's pat has, Therefore, at
once excited bitter feeling in ST. Pc.
rer>hurg and unpleasant reflections in
Berlin, and il was one more hlunder
in British diplomacy to do this for the
sake of making 4 demand that a sane
man could not possibly believe Russia
would comrly with. Il would aprear
a. if British diplomacy went out to
persuade all lis wild balls with red
rags.
The war that is 10 come, and it
canno; be long postponed, viii be
movement of gigantic armaments on
one side at least, and will end with
The Disappearance of the Ottoman
power from Europe, aud, perhaps,
even from Asia Mimor. Russia on her
part will rut q million men into the
field. She will con'rol Persian inva-
sion of Turkey in Asia; she Will let
loose the Montenegrins; there will
he n movement of Greeks in Epiru>
and TheSSaly, and the enormous Rus
sian armies viii move both in the
Caucasus and across the Balkans
Prussia will hold Austria in check and
dispute with England the possession
of Egypt, and plenty Of money vii!
be furnished 20 equip swift ships OF
American build against British com
merce if England should sustain Tnr-
key in arms. In all this, one fact
would be indubi,ably certain for the
United States-a tremendous revival
of all oar manufacturing industries,
and of our carryiag trade.
, 1877-04-14

THg office Of public printer Is TO be
given 10 au Iowa man. Iowa appears
to be the proper State 10 hail from II
a man wants an office under the Fed
eral Government.
, 1877-04-14

THE colored people of North Caro-
Iiua are Ia hold a convention in April
for the purpose OF taking into con
sideralion the propriety of forming an
alliance with the democratic party, IN
all State and county elections. This
shows that the negroes are dis;rus;fGi
of The honesty Of the republicans, and
they have good cause for so doing.
, 1877-04-14

The Great Eastern. the ocean mon
s;er that has been found Of little ser
vice save tor laying Geographic cables
has been chartered Tor the purFose OF
carving American cattle 10 England.
, 1877-04-14

TRACKING TUE PRoPHEr. - Since
Brigham Young'> emphatic denial TO
tie New York Herald that he had
any completely IN the Mountain
Meadows massacre, of which John ID.
Lee says he made an official report 10
him soon after lis occurrence, The Salt
Lake Tribune, " Gentle" journal,
is ON The Prophets track, and follows
him with rel"ntIess presidency. liS
array of proofs, extending through a
number Of years, all tend 20 convict
Brigham Young, whatever may be
the complexion Of his case before 4
Court of iusilte. His numerous ser
mons TO his followers, urgIng them 10
persecuge The 'GenIiles, Is suggested,
could not be otherwise thar produc-
tive of bIood>hed, and his re>ponsi
bility for such teaching cannot be
avoided Take the following instance
produced by the Tribune, from the
Desert N.tcS, Mormon paper pub
lished at S4iI Like in 1888. il is an
extract from one of Brigham's ba
rangues.
What! do you believe That psople would
do right and keep he Ian Of Goi, by az
'uslly putting 70 death iranssrcS>ors Pat
ting 10 dsa'h trausgrsss,rs would exhIbI'
the law Of God, no matter by whom At j.
done-,ha; l. my opinion. Have NOT the
people OF God a right 10 carry out that
part of the law as well as auy other par.
of il? II Is their right to b=pri-e a s'u-
ner TO save him; it l. ,l>o heir right to k,ll
a sinner to save hIm. when be COMMITS 'huS-
crimes that can only be sIouei for ty she'd
dins his blood. d. you lhiuk It would b.
sin 10 Kill me i; we're to break nay cove
nanIs; Let every risn preach for himself; !;
1 am preaching for uy oWn Faith to-day. D.
You believe you would kiil M i; l broke the
eovepsu's Of cd and ycu lad the spirit uf
God? Yes; and 'he mere spi:i' Of G ! had
the more should strive 10 save vour soaI
by spiiiiDg your blood v ben yoa had com
mItted sia that could not te remitteG by
baptism.
, 1877-04-14

OVERRIDING THE THMG.-When Gen.
Pieasonlon first published his blue
glass theory, blue glass was scarce IN
this country. What little there was
Of il found ready purchasers, and the
limited supply was soon exhausted.
AS faith increased in the new thing
the wonders of which were eXtGilrd
on every hsnd-glass factories at
once commenced the manufacture Of
wares with i blue tint, and the
merchants went heavily into the i'm
portation of the article, which has be
become q drug in the market. y
Philadelphia paper says that the
cargo of nearly every European vessel
arriving in that port Is largely ccm
posed of the blue glass, and the
steamer RciSLdad, which waS stranded
at Long Branch, had consignment
of the article on bva;d.
, 1877-04-14
UNDERTAkER

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
forms the public that be DOW has on hand a full
assortment OF COFE1NS Which he VIII sell At greatly
reduced prices.
IHE HEARSE
Is OF the finest This side CT San Francisco which
Is rendered 10 the public free CT charge
Orders promptly attended 20 by leaving them at
my residence, or al the Wslls Waliz Bakery
35d JOHN PICKET
, 1877-04-14

THE Governmen. las commenced a
suit to recover 81 ,000, 600. from Jacob
Rnem-douhle the amount that he de-
frauded the Government out OF.
, 1877-04-14

BISMARCK The German Chancel>
lor is reported to have resigned his
portfolio This step is said to have
been taken in consequence of the posi-
zion assumed by ,be Reichs,ag at It's
spring session, in which Bismarck's
policy in various matters was vehsm-
emily and successfully opposed. Il is
said ais, that Bismarck feels that MS
popularity is dimini>hirg throughout
the country, although there is no evi>
dence that be has lost in any measure
the confidence of The Emperor His
place will be taken by Herr Camp
hausen, and it Is already whispered
shat the appointment IS unpopular
, 1877-04-14

CLEVELAND, Ohio, goes republican.
The democrats get away with Colum
bus, Ohio, in the city elections
, 1877-04-14
TIE inAHO HINEs.
The follow ir items Of mining news are oondense'
frun the .trg5l.7.,e.s, Of ApEIl Ith:
s,.tpES CHARIOT.


fr1ru the .trs5grscl.s, Of April Ith;
GoLDsS CHARIOT-
r,-,.,,,,s are progressing most favOTabiy n the
colian Vh.ri.t, Rul all the lDaIc'tors denote ,Ne
-,-,s. TO the xistence OF belt ~ rlilerI Nelien
urSurIGsSsei in value by any Of The iAeA orr esls
I,brt br1nght o light IN this section Of the eoun
- .,,rI,,,.t slrl has leen male with tie VINE
l-.Txeen the 9Th ana 7th levels which gives an IN
hrbken ore body all a!on- and much OF TIE f.SA ~
;l+ - ,rOrt rsDt less than $50 10 the ton otoFai
- ,,,l,l-ue,i under favorable auspices Iit lSth
ly-l i.s be, driven south nearly -60 fret- hilI
Lar OF rock has teen eneoantered, beng the s.'Ie
Cl1n0l-1un - th-t which existed on al the 'e1S's
;,,,.,..li fev north OF the Linkton ore chute Inc
~ ! sr,r- and vel Gefiae, and every thing "e7'Fs
,na,t b 1,eiul oCk 10 the lower levels Inc pius-
,rs ~ the mine generally were never better at any
Igy.ous period Of Its history lie Achlnery Is IN
sDl.piii coul zion, the deveoi ment- TeneraiE are
-, sIti,t.ctnrv and there = ore CROUCH on the
irprs IA s. III Of sufficient value 10 pa! the eNpeh-
>, uf running tie ;nIHe Tor many months 10 come
Iii ENPIRE-
ATlirs at the Empire seem 10 be more >, m Ned
.I,,u eyer The uIue l. being worked toy a ie" men,
ana l. reported that they are taking out some lab
ulOusly rich rock
TIE POoRSssS-
The ousrat ions going on the vicinity of the Poor
man. which have resulted IN renldrkaoe de'eLSP
ta,its recently axe drawing tgtsh attention 10 tI1s
ralr,- AMI iiS prospects The norman u nov IN
-,l-uII con .ll.Uu fIr successful working. With
Good management 10 can be E1sle 10 yield large
bulIr1 supply tie coming summer, aui We hop soon
10 .,e a large fCEce OF l-eE enjoyed at The NINE
There Is no. n rlcer nine the country than The
P0rFnai an II can stil Dc mac capable OF turning
out ns much wealth - cver II dIt le.ore.
TlIE IuLEwtLD.
We have reuOrts Of a remarkably rich strike IN the
Ill-wili. "a mime which WAS also abandoned few
months az, as incapable OF beI"S probably wuiAel
Ii, also l. N the immediate vicinity o. the ioo--
nlap here Is a uelt OF edges around Empire Cny
containing more ucA quartz than can he iound IN II
like Iialt7i space any here tins continent The
men who Az. woi king the Idlewl ia tTm IN the
belief that they have 4 bontuzL
LEVIATHAN.
There IS a small force employed at the Ieviatian
and wogk Is going on day ana night. lie tunnel Is
II over srUIget and within 10 feet of the shaft
The owners OF the Icue conf .eut ,hst they will
make Il favorable strike SOOn-
tbs gELLE PICK
j. turning out plenty OF uch rock au that Uiue bids
iuir "a hiye -u unusually pru-Pel0GS seGon- The
bullion yield the coming summer promises 10 be
larger than at any time previous
THE HENEIETTA.
Ia the Henrietta mine, the Hagcntown District,
some r!oh rock has rrceutl, been encountered and
thu le,- constantly growing better tuere are
several Ugns Oi cool there awaiting crushing, aad
II tl- m,lge yoGd De- worked a large scale the
yield OF treasure would be immense.
, 1877-04-14

MUcH rejoicing took place in South
Carolina on the "a because Of the
promised withdrawal oflhe troops
, 1877-04-14

TWEED has surrendered all Of his
property to the authorities and saws be
will net contest auy suit.
, 1877-04-14

RING SNAsHED.-ln November last
the oi.J- - n--.--i,4,-.,. ,y.,,a 4 ,lallr a
lnaiori;y rising sevenleen thousand
votes. At be same elecHon that city
chose a republican mayor and ;welvc
out of twenty five aldermen. Oue #
the thirteen democrats was eI;her
elected as an iudrper'!un, Or declared
himself an independents soon ai.c', tor
az the meeting Of The board cD the
first OF January to oFgaulZr be refused
10 vote for the T,guar nominee ior
President. Sky ballots were taken
during the succeeding Two months,
and AT last the independent democrat
went over to ;he republicans and thus
secured the election OF William IL.
Ray over Boss" Mclaughlin There
would be nolElng in this result 10
cause rejoicing but for the fact that
Mclaughlin Is the head Of the corrupt
Brooklyn ing, which has p|undered
tha, CITY as remor>cIy a. Tweed plum
dered New \ ok. Brooklyn has an
enormous debt which seriously de-
pres, real estate values. The gen.
eraI public are not 50 familiar with
the operations OF IIc R.oukiln ring as
with Tweed'S, but results speak for
themselves. \ debt Of SIS goo 600
the third largest municipal debt III The
United SIaIes-aJIcsgS the skill Of the
Brooklyn ring in robbins The people.
1t is much 10 the credit Of the voters
that with the ring iutrruched in 20
large a majority, enough broke their
partisan bonds 10 throw the rIng into
q minority. Another ring smashed
means percentage taken of OF taxes
and a consequent revival Of business.
, 1877-04-14
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
Land for SoitiierS-f.and and F;ieil Mines
for sale or Trade Furnished Hotel
and Will for Saia or tFat!c.

] COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCHERS.
l Bounty New Orleans and other prize money now
daa and Postofire claims obtain Pensions tor Of
foers soldiers sailors wounded, injured diseased
AMI their widows and ch ildTen Patents, Caveats
title 10 lan3 and land warrants for sOli Is IN all
wars before 81 March, 1856 and attend to all bu-i-
ness at Washington Locate Timber Land, College
Scrip and Homesresds on lands Portland, O.,n.,
and elsewhere VIII s-ll Cranberry, Prairie, Swamp
ani Iimbered Land, at prices lower than usual.
Rich Placer travel Beds and Quartz Leles for sale
~ trad Also will sell Furnished Hotel or rent
IL OF sell Il Saw Mil. Apply to
G. N CARTER
G-6m Port land Ogn.
, 1877-04-14
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TIE EsSIERN QyEST=OH.

IoSDoN. April g. The French and fu<sasr repre-
-euaives hay- particularly Ur--l uppn thr --e to
liminury disarmament, but Of ,OU'u- to uu'er
STA. ding With Russia. Tie PrE Mn Grs-'- says
Turkey yields TO nearly III that Russia GeIasulei.
, 1877-04-14

explained 20 foreign re7r Et9.iyc, Turkeys nj
sons % tle FrgtG.l ai.l t,s aog'u;auyir- .eriaI-
ation AMI aeeitrel tia4' the Bui-lTin mass lrre-
the rant Of tie u-ri-us- "f i1r-.yu a-ittt',
anl srii the uE0Wis - Ct rrrsTa wrTa h@U- ctUi ie!
uui, anI n Porte W1u'l shortly 81 nj the power
ci-cullr dispatch t0 the tos..lIag -fc-. Foreign
represents ivrs are eHi-'yar.ng 10 ds~nsir >i.lrt
PtSha from this course ari 20 In see the Porte 20
send 4 sTcc5tl envoy 10 81. Pe'e.shnr.-
, 1877-04-14

Chicago, Apnl 9.-The Journals New Or
leans special says: Gov. Packard, IN antici-
patton that the President will Withdraw the
troops from The STATE honse, and in order that
he may not be caught AT disadvantage, has
sworn IL = hundred picked whlre men and
members of the National Guard Of l. ,ui-ians,
who will be statIone! inside and about the
State house Packard Is confident be re-
tain control OF the building, The commis-
sion has made little progress. and some OF the
mem bers are becoming discouraged 10y the
outlook, but will not Yet suspend their efforts
10 consolidate The Iegl.latures.
, 1877-04-14
L.IaT OF LETTERS
I. 81 OF LITTEEs

81 OF LITTEGs
remaining in the Milton lOregcal postof6oe, april
6it, ls77:
Szgah Dqcz, AIeNzpder Rielarssor,
J. b. Eliot r Swartz
Samuel Hall, Julia SatlIud,
Josn 2 Jones. Anna E Stevens
Moususr CisJnnette, AlaEsiY Viii ms,
Wm PrinSl@, Mary WaIasley.
, 1877-04-14
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
r,,e Com:ni..Ion SiiII WORKING.

NEw ORLEANS, April 9.-The commission
sat three hours This morning with closed
doors. AZ one o'clock /; received a Geiega-
tion Of gen,lemen head d by 8lr. Black,
President Of the Cotton Exchange, rrpreseut-
ipg bankers and merchants and other business
mel. The Commission said 70 them they
ha3 sou 1bt Louisiana but could not tud It.
They found two Governors, two Supreme
Courts aud sD alleged dual government III
al the depart Ileuts, bat IN fact by The nc
know ledgraent OF All parties there Is only one
legislature, though It meeis IN two bsll-.
Tha: legislature meets IL one body, and II
will be TIE State Of Louisiana, aud, While It
i in session, the only power III the State
that can sccgre intervention OF he array Ii
Aelf government l. d.sir5d aud he withdraY-
al Of the army. il can probably be secnrsd III
a day, shOnld The public opinion OF the Slate
compel It's legislature TO meet rs one tody.
There are 33 Of the SO senators, and l04 of
100 r-pr=se Il stiyes " hose election Is uOt dis
puted 10y either parry, and the commission
urged that when hey assembled as such, the
comm issiOn eUnld have nothing whatever 10
say about It. The discussion continued thrne
hUurs The de!esaiiJu was not Inclined 20
nrrept the sa.sg=si!on, maintaining thHt
E.cholls must be deIeLded Governor 10 the
fail extent A delegation from the Union
Club republican asSuciaiion WIS received
and head, and committee from Packard :
legislature presented statistics, records and
briefs
Referring to an interview between the COM
mission and the judges Of the Nichols Sn-
prene Court, he I INES say, IL learns tTum
the very best authority. thAl the yIsi: OF these
Judges was made at the request OF The CON-
mission. and the Judges did not, nor would
they dIscuss OF argue before the commission
the question of status 9r legality OF their
CONT. Various questions were prOp0unded,
and IN ans Wer thereto he commission iearn-
ed that the Supreme Court had. sIuce the 9ih
Of January. pa-srd aud rendered decisions IN
over 200 cases; that their mandates and or
d-rs had been implicitly observed il every
rr,-+
, 1877-04-14

uui, anI n Porte W1u'l shortly 81 nj the power
ci-culIr dispatch to tie toag.lIag -.fc-. Foreign
represents ivrs are eHa~'vor.ng TO ds~nsor >r.let
PiShl from this course and 20 In see the Porte 70
send 4 SPECIAL envoy 10 -. Pe'e.shur.-
TGITl.i>h Vga= r7oyaI,sou.s.
ToSpoS, April Q 4 3ispstcl. f-oa, Ce.tin-c states
that t'se TURKS have ouEcentr;t-l p lr,otlorS "a,
Ga.schako There age 10 ~ rvensu's t}i- SHE, bat
all ART awa ing decision at CanstiutiDoT'e.
TLse EoEie's Reply 10 i'..ssi'.
Ct. Prrsusu-GG, April 9-Thr Ag-acs Rvsss pub
fishes tie following: The Turkish reply viii b- evH
sive. The Porte Taliatains complete iH!.Pend' noe
Ia all lis dOWrSI0 a'siTS II Pr"tS-e~ willingness
t. senl immediately an tXts.CrtInaTy envoy 10 ~
Petersburg bat in iong 50 expresses TO intention OF
previously c1uc'uiir= peace with homeu--ro IL
attaches IN t'c', 10 r.rre with Monfgn0-rO eoniI
ton which geud II ObviOns that the Porte WISHES 20
gain time and gvi any 3@ci~IaH whatever, thuS
Ieavinr to Russia the ini'ia:ory Of a rupture
CaNSrANTINCPLE, Apri. 9.-At the Council Of Mn
isteTs to-day solution was arrive! at r!lng
the question IT Veac- ith Montenegro Or sending
the envoy to - Petersburg.
The war C;OII,I GroIss.
Iav-.ov, April -rh- S,Iu2rr3's di-pq-eh from
Clnstaut.nup reports that the e eflu warner AS
There seems 70 le % doubr thil h- protocol and
Mo1tentsrin ul,iH.aLan viii De poll ely refused.
CrRTous CHlRGEs AGaINsr AxrfLL.-SaEae curl
Gus charges have been preferred against Governor
y N,
abused LIs position the injury of .h- original set
tiers Of that Territory fOT II hDtt and advantage
of the NuTmOus, and IN proof ot his snIf-Es ard IN
tarest in the prem II asserted that he Is him.
aelf a member Of tn Church of latter Day Saints
statement oOf.dTu:gtory OF tliIs later allegation
cunes flOm or Is rel ortsi couIu: from, Bingham
Yoaug who i represented sy IN: O ~ Ire hims II
made ANteli = Mormon Bishop. We are inclined to
regard this story doubtful IN t:e ah9auce Of fur
tfer authority, since st dos not probable that
Brshlm Young would 20 ont Of Es way 10 make an
aiimisson the only effect oi which II it ,rCe, would
be 20 iujure zeal0gs anl Influential member OF liz
own Church. Whatever truth oT falSe!o0i there
may lie the charges against ANteii, Oeyer, Il
necessary that they s, be- stTlrtly inquired into,
fec the Government aff,rd II leave tie Gov
efrn-nr Of a TrTrIt0vy IL the hands ot "a Mormon,
AMI especially Of a Magm0n presented rs being 30
lnyal to thr Utah Chareh 20 b. Gl=loyal 10 the
Unitei states. OF cou9se W shall not 10 Governor
Axtel the injustice CT assuming Eis guilt before b.
h.s hal a hearing, but think It elrar jir't IL
should lose giving the facts 20 thecountry
sUppOsug him 10 have 10 motive for desiring their
C.Jucealmeut.- Record CaiCH.
, 1877-04-14

There IS a small force employed at the IeviatLan
and wOgk Is going on day ana night. lie tunnel Is
II icJIget and now within 10 ieet al the
Ib owners OF the Icue are conf 4eut yh4t they will
make favorable strike SuOn-
, 1877-04-14

Ia the Henrietta mine, the wagcntown District,
some r!rh rock has rrceutl, been encountered and
thu lrt. !, Constantly growing better iuere are
several Jgns o. COOL oIe there awaiting crushing, ind
II tn mle yoG!I bz worked a large scale the
weld OF treasure would be immense.
, 1877-04-14

m EENEIEIIA.

! turning ont plenty OF ch rock nnd that mine bids
fuIr IA have Oh unusually psu-peI0GS ssHsOu- The
bull.ou yield the c"mIng sumner promises 10 be
larger than at any time previous