Prospects and perils of the gold country at Savery's Creek
From Savery's Creek and nearby tributaries prospects for gold are reported with grains from 8 to 15. Miners expect $3 to $5 daily with small rockers, ground already prospected may yield $5 to $10 per day for 60,000 men for a year. Auraria City grows rapidly with 300 to 1,000 houses, hotels under construction, and high prices for provisions. Indians are friendly yet cautions about cattle theft and potential violence as emigrants move toward California. Reports note a desire for territorial government and increased military protection.
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President plans October exhrs division calls elections
The President has resolved to call an exhrs division of Congress in October to likely extend into December, requiring some Southern states to hold special elections for representatives. The House sits at 152 of 237 members. Senate nearly full. Controversy surrounds Ben Toucey and Glancy Jones, with calls for Jones to be recalled from Austria to shield the Democrats from the Administration. The liberty law and slave issue are noted as judicial concerns.
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River News From Misssissippi and Missouri Rivers
The steamer Mixnpgote Bellefrove Bt Louis arrived this morning then proceeded up river to Prairie de Chien and back, reporting strong river conditions as far as obs wast. The Canapa reached on the 11th from Cambville after a slow downward voyage due to heavy seating. Captain Wayne indicated possible reach to Lake Pepin and St. Paul. A 16 Pike's Peakers company with 16 horses and 9 wagons plus a thousand sacks of corn joined the departure for St Louis, and the Hey City and Gray Eagle lie at Seventh Street awaiting rolling. The Missouri river trade remains brisk with daily departures from St Louis to Leavenworth and points upriver. wood trade active at $1.40 per cord. Levee business in St Louis shows Spring trade expanding with steamers arriving daily. The Canaeda’s mate Gooags W. Famous died suddenly at Galena. he left a wife and child.
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