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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

CoTToN RAIs:EG IN IowA-HOn. Isaac
Newton, the Commissioner of the Agri-
cultural Department, received a Letter
on The 80 h ult, dated Washington, lowe,
November 29ih, in which the writer
says: ave had frost about the 10Th
of September, but not sufficient to hinder
an average crop (c1tton.) Imade 1900
pounds Of cotton to the acre this season.
The green seed will turn out better
than any other cotton, while the North
Carolina does exceedingly we'll. The
cotton seed from which this cotton was
raised was furnished by the Agricultural
Department.
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Marshal's Sale.

y obedience TO thres Wr.ts Ssadisioai azPsHas 10
4 directed RON tie Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Middle Dist let Of Tennessee al It's
October term, 1858, viii, a. IL O'oleck 4. ~,
TUESDAY, the 1sth day OF JANUARY, 1854, expose
70 public sale 10 the highest Slider, for cash at the
door Of the Courthouse, ia Nashville, Tennessee ali
the right ritls, claim, Interest, and estate Which Le-
grand H. Carney has in tract Of land IN Rutherford
county, Tennessee, near the town OF Murfreesboro,
contafRine, By survey, One Hundred aud Twenty
ave Acres vested IN saId l. H. Carney BY grant IRON
the ste OF Tennessee, made the sh day Of Ucto-
ber lS5s and recorded OF psge 135, ia Book No 10,
Of Moses NJ. swan, ReEistrsr-bou ded IS follows
" Beginning az 40 Afh, the Northwest eorDerHf a
tract Of land formerly Owned by David Bowfian,
(ncW BY said Carney,) running thence South, s. de-
fFees Fast with the North line Of said tract ave hun
cred pol 10 the North East esrusr Of ssid tract,
thence North forty poles, thence North S. degrees
West Eve huRdred PoeF, thence South frty poles TO
the beginuingy lev ed 90 satisfy Judgments rem
dersd BY the Cc Court Of the Uniled States Tor the
Middle District q Tcnat ssee az its April term 1888
at Nashville. in favor OF A, 7. Stewart Co., Wits
1ustis heVsigh, and J. z. Jsgray Sous, and
against l.. Il Carney.
z r. GLAS )OCK. Harshal
deeS-st By ". LELLYETT. Deputy.
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EF0u lad noh- gaa89 ". 6retH,
President Of Ihe Law school, al Leeauon rean AMI
sho Was FOR 20 years on She Suprene sench OF Tea
nessea.
''Mr. Dolbcar has spent many Yeas IN teach ag
and perfecting his system Of instruction, aad is 4
far superior any teacher Of penmnEship have ey.
seen. You viii perceive at once that he Is a maa
Of dns intelligence re gives 10 Instruction without
reGsoa: aud his reasoning y so Just ami clear THAI
you al once perceive the principle be seeks 70 plrt
and that being Fixed IN the min s, she pupil aCt,s
upon it, leans % write with and fnpidlty
well AZ with elegance.
Tccmmeud Hr. D0lsear 70 your kind atteRt en-, and
trust e viii De CONSISTENT With your views and teci-
mss 40 forward his Ohircts. A1y service you may
render him viii be worthiy bestowed and wiz Oh, %
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, Tenn, Oct 20, 1886. ". GREEN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

Paris fashions are sensible. The new
est styles for winterivalking shoes have
uncommOnly thick soles, gigantic heels,
and are edged with fur, and are so noisy
that one can hardly tell the step Of lady
on the sidewalk from that OF q trooper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05
ManbaI's Sale.

DTVirtUe Of writ ssndiisai sspsnas to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee a. its Jctsse tre
1862 will sxposs pubic SALE TO the SEeSt bidder
for cash, AZ the door OF the Court house. in Nashve
Tenn, on Tuesday, 18th Of JANUARY, 1854, al ths
right title, claim inter ct, estate which b. ".
HAcras has in a certain tract parcel ef land in OF
the town OF CiSrksviile Tennessee, bounded -
follows "beginRiug at stone 81 ots Nos. l3
and Il, 10 Novels subdivision, ana rupAiHg themes
Uiththe north side sf The QsrksYlle and Port Regal
Turnpike (the beginnlng Being sn said read J
four hundred and eighty six and a half feet, 70 a
stone corner Win 7. }. Nisd5n thence north, x
degrees east, to 8 stone, said WsdoR's north east
GER In Dolen'E lima thence east With aid Dolsu's
line I'VE huRared ard twsEty-seven ieet to a stone
crner with lot sold byJ. 5. Hart to ". A. Quarles,
L. z. W.Ihomas, and Jss. D. c snn and thence with
said Quarles's, Thomsss aad Cleans line - the be-
gaining, on the Carksvills and Port Royal TurH
pSe-cgntainiOg, by estimate, nfleen acres aud hny
poles" with AL the imp oYements theron and ap
purte nances thereto, embracing coma Odious dwell
ling the same beng levied 70 satisfy JadEmeRt
rendered By said Curt in favor Ct Arnold, Con
siabis & Co., aud against B. ". n Crea and B. r.
OSulter. Sale 70 commence Al IL o'clock, A n.
4. r. GI.ASCUCK, Marshal.
Roy2S-5t BY ": ELLTETT, Deputy.
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U0LUMaIAl IENN Nov. %, I843
NR. j. ". DoInEAz-Dcar SIR have been uush
Interested and pleased in examining your system "
Fcnmanship Your method Of tescGing seems 10 me
20 be beth skiiul and ailbful aud the improvem "a
Of your pOpiis IS 81 pri5lrg aud rapid beyond any
thing have ever Witnessed. ] shau feel happy Ii
This testimony to your merit shall lead others 20 avail
themselves q yuar instruction Ga one Of the most
beautiful snd useful arts aud am very respectfully,
etc. JAS h. OfEY
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Mrs. John Wood has brought out = new
piece at her theatre in Nav York called
Easy Shaving" in which Mrs. Wood is
8 pretty little barber in difficulties. She
takes the public by the nose successfully.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

Gov. Yates has ordered the arrest ofAll
persons recruiting white or black men in
the State Of Illinois for companies or
regiments in other States. AZ @
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TRUsTES POLK. "A few days ago Mrs.
Trusten Polk and family returned 70 ST.
Louis from their punishment 10 Dixie. by
permission Of the Provost Marshal, and
were allowed, on taking the oath of alle-
glance, to proceed to Sandusky and at
tend 10 the Colonel, formerly United
States Senator aRd Governor. but now a
prisoner Of var, and quite i'll. The bulk
Of Folks property remains in the hands
Of. relative, who bad mortgage on ID
before the war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

Report says Gen. Grant is ambitious
only for the highest military honOrs.
Has acts show that his ambition is not
simply TO secure but to merit them.
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n e L S O Ms
AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.


A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, In Wesi Nash.
n vile.
Al elegant Residence On Tine-strest, AZ q reason,
bic price
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable &C. With IS acres Of
good land, fruit tree wood aud water ID ABUNDANCE
az friune, Williamson county. Can b exchanged
fur property ia NASHVILLE. Il
ane manufacturing ste On the river b4hk, In The
corporation Of Nashville.
loo acres Of Land with CON fortabls improvements
four miles north Of the city, az 500 per acre TEen-
" acres or more can Be had fas purchaser does not
want all
Two slesant Store hOasss On TIE Publs square,
Nashville.
friok Dwelling on osdaF-sirset, between spruce and
Vine, Ne. 70.
Lots, improved snd unimprUved IN Edgoheid, North
Nashville, s0gth Nashville, and West Nashris.r
Ez-lesds Of cJuFeyancs, Morig gases. andau kiats
q gal doeufnants afsWn ~ b. oompelsnt after.
neyE cana
By g. < saith, Agsnt
Callat NILSSON 3 oFTfcB,
decis-im ChsrFy-st, near ullisa,
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sir-Considcrlug good handwriting 10 be not uuly
N accomplishment, but means Of success TO every
mas engaged 10 buiness, greatly applaud your rner
tor0us e1ert0us % improve the chirucraphy Of the
age. A gentleman or a lady either who writes bsd.y
aever writes willingly; and consequently oGca "a 10
Erite when they shsuld and when they DO Wriis 80
lone az tie last moment, with hsste and Impatieaes
nd consequently with faults Of all kinds Of en- SIN
hitting aud iniuHng both the writer and the causs
which be advocates. Wishing you every success u
Jour lsudabie undertaking.,
remain yours, respectfully,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

szSR 49, DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
80 for last Years OF Louisville, Ky.
NsssSzz4S who has devoted his attsntiton to
the treatment Of private diseases for 50 years. aaterl
Su.self, having attended 70 pCaotios for 50 maav
Year,, and cured many thoGsands, he Is enabled
TO cure all disszsss CT private nature, 20 matter
how bad the= may be from nJudiciogs medical treat.
raeus or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kine's
Uzpsusary Is No. % Dsaderio street, between Oaer
~ snd the squsre, second story where he csPss a
diseases Of private nature,
Gonorrhoss cured without naussous medicines or
interference With business.
ssrctTTes Of old recent date seetusIly cured N
q fsW days, by AZ operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be snnjoyed
Perhaps no disease o2usss more mischief and under
mines the constitution Is much.
Syphilis with all the diseases OF the SKIN, growing
cut OF neglect or bad treatment, car be eHeosssly
cured Ia few days
Ses,tna! rticalaF ton haFfnk beeK
Fiven 70 hs disease and ali the conseg grow
Ing out CT It., brought in many cases by The de.
stTuctiYe habits OF inconsiderats youths and
i've indulgence Of the pasEions, Esgleot Of which
viii undermins the consultation, rendering the Cub
Ieot lut fer business Eoostyr and causing prerat
lure old sge.
Fsasaes who may be lAboring Hith shy difficulty
she WO1ab NAV rest assured Of immediate -.
Persons reading abroad, By writing and stating
ther case with fee enclosed direct to Dr.. A. Kisg.
No g DeAderick street. NsshVilis, Tenn, wiz bsVS
Inc necsssxrE MEDICINES Esut 70 their address. Ode,
hon-s fToa - a'ss0os b a7e rl0rcing gatb 10 t4'
~sa.Rr 49, ta--s 4k~-ie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

VIII be furnished ss q charge 10 soldiers 10 Or out
II the Hospitals h their bottles or inkstands IRE
Drought Al the above hours SoLBfEEs are augh ons
third lezs than Citzens
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

| NASHVILLE, ENH., Dec. lHth, 1000.
take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof. j. W. DOlbear, Of this
city.
] have availed myself of the OppOr-
tunity of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet am perfectly astOnished
with the progress have made in so short
time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction / have received, and by
which l have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
Of the people in this age of railroads and
telegrsphs, must commend itself to the
attention Of every rejecting mind. l
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
snce is such IS to enable him TO impart
its principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of few hours. l am furt: .e-
pared to assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement, would be SO unMind-
ful of bis duty to himself and others, as
TO neglect any opportunity to avail him
self of a practical knowledge Of this
rapid, Eationsl, and philosophical system
Of committing ones thoughts to paper.
90 49, 4. j. RHODES,
Capt, 60lh Ills. Vol. Infantry.
Having learned the interesting and
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05
Marsbal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two writs Fsadi issi srPo1ass 10 %
ID rected from the Circuit Court Of toe United 5 ateE
fsr the Middls District Of Tennessee al its October
term, 1885, viii expose to public sale 20 the biggest
bidder for cash. a. The door Of she COurthe1se, in
Nas1ville- Tennessee, commencing AZ II O'clock, A.
", on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1884
ali The right, te, Clam Interest, and estate which
T. n. Groonles has "a a piece OF parcel Of laGd IN
Nashville, D4yldson county, Tenn, described y tn
the boundaries fulioEiRg " Beginning a. DeUs' B
Harmaa's corner, "a Water street running thence
with Water street tventy seven feet, more ore les
towards oaStiemsn street, 70 Berrys corner; thence
a. rigai angles sitA Bsrrys hae to GHlhIsy street
thetoe villa Grthrey street, twenty seven fset, more
Or less. toaArds Broad street. 70 sws' HarIsAs's
corner thence, 81 riFht angles, to the esginnngY
beiag he Saas conveyed 70 said q n Groomes ~
s. ,. Foster as PER deed recorded on sage $50 %
hook Ne 70, sf the Registrar for Davias0n ecu lty
levied On With whatever improvements fhrrs nay D
og the zane, % satisfy taigmsuts rendered by SAID
CireCii Court al its April terra 1sc aFainsI Groenaas
Cavert Co., and In AEsr Of A. g. Maudsll, and s.
8. Stevens Sons.
En-. GLAscoCl, Marshal.
decs7E ~ ". LEkLrKT7, DsYgiy.
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TRnS. III. RENTnN-

Allow me 20 Introduce &c you my friend J. ", Dol.
bear, who sits Jour city for the purpose Of 6stch
ing Penmanship aud Photography his repuiatfa
q successful teacher Is vel and so widely estab
lgdcd that Z viii sag nOtEing on shat score oHlv
ieoire 70 present him az gentleman from Whoso -
siety have derived mus pleasure and profit and ~
ne whom you have tas intelligence y appreciate
,uything you may DO 10 further bis designs VII BE-
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN e. EDGAR
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

The following very just remarks or the Hon. Thos.
Il. Benton, L. =. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents aRd al young persons who have
any hope Of success In the bualues af lf.
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Horses Wanted.

sa G
a. n. OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, tennessee, November ;, 1853
HORSES WANTED,
7 WILL PURCHASE untll firtf Or uolios, Horses 70
b tn ever respect souud and =erViceabe, subject
b Inspection, q Government In pector, AZ Govern
nsnt sEableg, on Market strsst
10 Hlsrss viii bs Tsesiyed.
O. b. TKFLH,
nsytain and A. Q. n.
ass lsasfff9
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SALE OF SLAVES On Monday last, the
slaves belonging to the estate of Alfred
George deceased, were sold at public
sale, for cash in hand, at the court house
door, in this city, at the following pri-
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Streets. HOURS, to II, =. m, 10 8, p. n, ana z
70 g at night.
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Capt, eOlh Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. w. DOlbesr, l most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
q = eJAsP B PATRIDes,
Capt. 44ih Ills. Vols. nifty.
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
DR.. I,ud'un11a SneciRc

r
Is The only reliAslo remedy Tor diseases Of the or
gAns Of generation. is the discovery Of an snin-
eni Physician whose life was devoted to the treat
msnt Of this class Of diseases. ana With uupreoo-
depted success for more than twenty years. Il is
perfection IN ITSELF requiring no, injections, aud
differing entirely from the mistaken practice and
the numerous worthless compounds offered % the
public. II Is eatirely vegetable and perfectly safe
It sets IKE a charm, and impArts strength and
yfgor 10 the diseased organs. .
Cautton-The great success Of this remsfy In
eeatiHg Pc maueut cures has led itz behig imi-
tated ~ anprinoig lied men. Observe, therefore,
that the signature Of the proprietor Is around each
box. None other Is genuine. Prepared only By
WMF.DAvIDSoN, Cincinnati, O.
Sold by al Druggists.
PIfICE, u PEN BOTTLE.
.iV @1svs al beV sg
7e-E gc8I .aYode ed ~ CD feeW
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AID
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O & Fl @ Il,
No. %
NORTH CHERRY STREET
Fourth Door From Union.

NORTH CHERRY STREET
Fourth Door From Union.
All persons who design leaving the city BY Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to Nsw York, Phila
dslphia, Boston, Baltimere, Niagara Falls, Wssh
ingtOn City, and al principal cities SOrth Eas. and
Vest By tie shortest and most reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets % Montreal, TORONTO, Quebec, and
au principal cities IN Caaaaa.
Discharged Soldiers can Be furnished with througs
Tickets st Government rates.
Tickets can be had to 81 way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, tennessee and AlSba mn and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville snd Esshville,.........T o'clock, A. N
Isnnseses and ALABAMA O.s0, a. a..
EashTiils and Chattanooga. s O'Clock, A. u
omnibuses leave al the principal Hotels 50 min.
ates before the above mentioned times
omnibuses VIII cal At Any private residence or
hospital in iAs city b. giving aotioe thsdsy pre-
viouE 70 leaving.
Office HOurE.-Tbo Oaoe Is open tom
o'clock, 4. H., TO 10 o'clock, P n, daiIy Sundays
axoePtOdl and suhday from o'clock to ID O'Clock
morning and evening.
For further ? srtioulsEs call at the saaos.
". w. Craig,
General Railroad Az.zt
EAEEVTLLz. Tenressss, Oct. Is, Iss3-tL
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Total amount s..a F. S6T9 %
On the same day and on the same
terms the slaves belonging to the estate
of John Bennett, deceased, were sold st
the following prices:
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HEkpsUARTsRs GslsaEzssIeN POS TIN
OaakvIEAT1os OF q. q. Colonel TRoors,S
. Nashville, TsnA- Eov. 4, 1888.
ozpalsr n. !. an M
In eceardanas via 0rdara from The
President Of the Unised States, the-fOl-
loving recruiting stations have been 9 q
tsblishsd fer Colorcd Troops in the De-
pArtnaant Of the OumberlAnd:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfreesboTo',
Gellstin,
Wartrsce,
Cisrksviile,
shelbyvills,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
PikeVille, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn
NcMinnville, Tenn.
Polkski, Tenn.
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All claims by alleged owners of slaves
who may be enlisted, will DO laid before
she5 Board appointed BY the President,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-19
Sad Death of a Good Man.

Most old residents of Placer county were
acquainted with Mr.. H. W. Bum, of Todd's
Valley; and those who knew him esteemed
him an excellent gentleman and worthy citi-
zen. Such will regret to read the following
sad account Of his death. The following par
ticulars are given BY Lake Valley cores
pendent of the S. F. Alta:
III W. Bum, an honored and estimable citizen
OF this Valley met his death the evening OF the
9th inst. in the following peculiar and horrible
manner: he was returning foot from the toll
house on the new Lake road 10 his home 1t Tay.
lor's" whence he had been to contract for the
freightins of large lot of hay. At hafpast seven
he called at Fridays station, stating where he
had been, and complained of being very tired, but
obstiuately refused 10 stay all night or even take
supper. averring that his own supper would be
waiting. and rs i was but about two miles further
he would try and get home. This il the last that
was seen of him until he was found the next morn
ing speechless and DIVING in the road. almost half.
way home The night was bitter cold, and snow
six or eiSh, inches deep covered the ground The
track in the ROAD was rough and muddy in the
evening, and in the morning frozen solid.
The causes Of death are apparent. He was
tracked to u small bridge, part of the way between
his home and the junction Of the roads, where in
the darkness he had stumbled and fallen into u
hole some i've or six feet deep striking on his head
and probably injuriuS him severely-perhaps rem
derime him insensible There was Sufficieu; water
in the hole to wet him thoroughly, and from up.
pearances he must have lain there some hours.
Recovering sufficient 20 realize his situation. he
climbed out OF the pit. and being chilled and una
BILE to walk he commenced crawling on his hands
and knees over the frozen road and snow, insIinc-
lively, as bewildered by his wounds he started il
the opposite direction from his home. Thus he
dragged his life away through the long night
almost in sight Of the patiently waiting wife and
supper wet. freezing. wounded and dying |
When found. his feet and limbs were frozen solid,
and his pants and drawers, AID even his flesh was
worn from the bones of his knees and the palms
of his hands His course, after emerging from the
spo; where he fell, was plainly traceable by the
blood stains on the ground and snow where he had
wandered in his vain efforts TO reach assistance
Mr. Bum was native of North Carolina, long
resident of Todd's Valley, California-was about
forty.thrce years Of age, and leaves wife and
Ia
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Foreign Interpretations.

Under the head of "An Intolerable MUS
ance," the Reese River Rsreile has an article
upon the subject of incorporating Territorial
mining companies in San Francisco. How
great an evil, if any, that course works in
this District, We are not advised. We have
never heard the subject commented upon.
As to its workings in Reese, the Rereilie
says:
The great complaint at San Francisco relative
TO Reese River mines, is that although they are
rich, vet our people are too shiftless to prospect
them The truth is they are not more thoroughly
prospected for the reason that San Francisco YAM
pires high paid secretaries and other officials alb
sorb all the assessments levied TO develop them.
In claims Incorporated in California, the trustees
provide handsome salaries for tho officers. collect
assessments at the rate of fifty cents to 50 per
foot keeping such of the owners rs reside here
too poor TO pay these heavy drains and instead OF
spending tue money in developments here it is all
thrown away in San Francisco. in luSuriously
supporting batch of officers for doing parade du-
ty Our people are beginning 10 resolve them
selves into an investigating committee TO ascertain
whether il is wise in any to incorporate their
claims in San Francisco, and what becomes OF all
tho money paid in assessments The search
need not be extended far. Claim after claim can he
mentioned where assessments have been paid in
for months, and while secretaries have been draw
ing their pay, there has been none of it expended
on the mine. San Francisco interpretations are
the curse Of Reese River country, one two ex-
ceptions alone occur to the rule that such incorpo-
rations do absolutely nothing. Hundreds of claims
fully as valuable as the North star are lying un.
developed through the Encouragement, or rather
giveme- a-iviug propensities of the San Francisco
leeches. There is no cure for this enormous evil,
but at ouce to stop incorporating there. Let us
incorporate here and not elsewhere. Then we
can see where our money goes, and will not be
obliged to trust to the hardness of the over fed r
responsible San Francisco mining agentS