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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

All ofths clerks and employees Of the last
House Of Representative have received
twenty per cent. additional compsnsation on
the amounts Of their respective salaries 70.
ssivsd during the hrst session. Twenty pei
cent. on two years salaries will form quite q
nice sum for the summer tours Of these gen.
tlemen, for which they ArS doubtless grateful
to those friends in Congress who so psrtina.
eiOusly insisted upon their receiving Il. The
Senate. clerks and employees arO ''lsrt out In
the oold.7'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
From California.

SAN PRASorsco, May 3.-Gsn. Mcdowell
Is moving several companies Of troops for the
protection Of the land routes 10 Idaho, along
which the Indians are troublesome.
, Several more arrests have been made Of
persons In this State and Nevada, for rejoie-
ing at the death Of the President. A con-
dures at Fort AlcatraI.
A movement has been started here for dol
lar subscriptions TO fund for testimonial
to Mrs. Lincoln. II Is also proposed 10 build
n monument to Mr.. Lineoln'a memory.
Z BAH FRAscIsco, May 4.-The municipal
election In Los Angeles, to-day, resulted In
the election of the entire Union ticket. This
'plncs has always hsrstofore been strong ss-
oesaion Aympathising district. n.
Grosnbacks are quoted at 72i.
Arrived. May Sd, ship Panther, from New
York. Sailed, May 4th, French war frigAte
La Victoirs, for MAEatlAn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

that be COLLECTED uhlls there. b.1tInt ana
clothing taken from ihe fster patients. and
purchased and infected new clolhin9. which
he packed In trunks which he len IN charge
Of parties. with orders 20 forward them %
New York 10 the spring.
One witness tcstlhed that Bluckburn reprn.
sented himself e. Confederate agent, who1e
mission wrs tho dsstfuotion Of The Nofthsfn
masses " " ~ ~ ~ i..-.l. /.
IL was also shown that several persons con
neeiod with an agency Of the Confederate
States, were cogniEnnt Of these facts.
Thcre we're ten trunks, three Of whioh hprs
been found, and the contents buried BY the
Board Of Health. .sLttf
Blackburn is well known In these prov
inces afa leading and ultra rebel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
by TELEGRAPH.
THE AssAssINATION- = CLEARY,
SAUNDERS, AND TUCKER.

TonoSTo, O. W., May 5.-williAm G.
Cleary, one Of the parties for whom Presi-
dent johnson offers o reward, publishes a
letter that there Is not particle Of truth In
the statement that he concerted or melted
the assassination Of President Lincoln, and
he asserts that he knew nothing whatever Of
II till II had been committed.
THE MANIFESTO or sAuEDEKs AND TUCKER.
MONTREAL, May 5.-Gsorge N. Saunders
and Beverly Tucker ara out with another
manifesto to-day, addressed to Andrew John.
son, In which they accuse him Of = hellish
plot TO murder their Christian President, but
give no particulars. They agree TO 20 TO
Rouse's Point or some other place, and be
tried on the charge made in the Presidents
recent proclamation, II the United States
Government will pay for their defence and
guarantee their Hafety.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06


articles must Be sslasd, md the ihols promptly
reported 70 this Department.
An articles shipped from any port in an
insurfeotionary State must be manifostod, and
a permit therefor duly granted hy the proper
special agent a.
No goods can be transported from an In
surroetionafy port. except a, authorized by
he 9th section of the Act o. Juiy 2. 1854,
and such a. have bssn resold bv the Govern
mont. II. MccULIotn,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
r,na.. 49,. -.,,.,.. . - A.
.. S'' $3.50 ssl@' Nv. "
termined, II may be said In hne, that al re-
strictions save those impsrAtively demanded
bv the ,sv.r.l acts AZ CONGRESS. and uhioh
= n--,,. -'--. .'-s.-.-n.,-I-S- 49,
'ns rl''ipeh' oAhn"' eonsn'sn'iy in''''srs :.
with, arr remQEsd. a 81 ~ q
The Government fees and dues under these
regulation. and La. A.. .u,h,.e.a a. N.
q !, ---,-.- - = = :, ~
ionoNins paragraph
Fees for administering oath and certifying
ahidayit, 10 cents authority from agent, sSi
certihcate Of assistant or local special agent,
10 cents each permit for purpose OF trade,
~ centsj each permit 10 transport cotton
from any insurrectionary district in any loyal
STATE, per pound 4 cents; permit 10 trans
port TOBACCO. per hid, 81; permit TO trans
port to or from such district other products,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

PHILADELPHIA, May b.-Ths Subsorip.
tions yesterday TO the 7-SO loan, a. tsle-
graphSd TO Jay Cooke, subscription agent,
amounted 10 t7,459, l5o. including $500, OOO
from the Third National Bank Of Cincinnati,
Sl35, 900 from Chicago, 5000, 900 from the
First National Bank Of Syracuse, $lOO, 600
from the First National Bank Of New York,
1907, 700 from the Ninth National Bank Of
New York, and $500, 900 from Brewster,
Sweet 4 Co., Boston The number Of indi.
yidual subscriptions for sums less than 500
amour ted to 6,2lO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

Persons residing or being In Washington,
Who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the ssmo, with the least possible
szpense and delay, on persondi application
y ths Department Of State. my4-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

THE STRIKE OF rHh BRIoELATERs.-Wo
learn that most Of the boss mAsons have ac-
!ceded to the demand Of the brieklhysrs for ap
ineIeaso Of rs cents per day.
There Is a growing disposition to build this
spring and now that the difference between
tho men and the bosses have hoon adjusted.
We expect to see many improvements started.
---AibaRy AresS 1II -~--~ ]
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
The War In Alabarna : Our Feroes
Movirg frsm Mobiis Towards sell

CAIno, May Al learn from gentleman
who has just arrived from Mobile, that all
the troops which invested that city. except
those Of Gem Grangsrs command, loft Mo-
bile on The 18th nlt, with twenty days ra-
tions, for an expedition up the Alabama
river. The expedition is accompanied By
some Of our best gunboats, and Il i supposed
that IL would reach Selma before the 2sth
ult. tsa
The greatest Efforts possible were beins
made 70 capture the rebel troops who evae-
uated Mobile, and Gen. Wilson was expected
TO make Short work Of Forrest ~
Meridian papers % April 2oth, and Jack.
son of The 22d, contain tho following: Col.
W, s. Patton, commanding the ID district,
Mississippi State troops, has ordered the com
mandsrs Of companies 20 keep one third Of
mon on duty, and the remainder ready at .
moments notice. Militia oaiesrsto report
10 sheriffs. 800 ~ ~ ~
Gen. Maury, who commanded at Mobile,
has established his headquarters at Meridian.
All ths oficsra and men In Alabama and Mis-
sissippi belonging to commands In North
Carolina and Virginia, are ordered 10 report
to Gen. Maury Immediately. 10
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

NAvr Yknp.--The corhmission which h..
been appginiot 70 examine into The c1ndltion N
Al ses.es Arriving Il the yard, and dctormin, n
" would Be 10 the Interest of the Government 4.
Bell ahS rspSss IA az n eals NJ. "a y n. sssss g
vantage of the 0ovurnment 70 pat her il rropS,
t.pAF iepasPqpeptlY she viii 90 ont of stmhIs.
nion. ~ =
lying at the yara have sent ia their
whish have been accepted hy the Navy Dep.rt.
ment; Acting Assistant and raymasfer Osor-.
Andrews, Of. the saugus Acting Assistant pse
master a . foyis Acting fir.. As,is,ant Rnri.
nser w. Ward; Acting Second Aasiuinut j. j
Ashman; AstInf Third Aa,lsiants A n. Psrr,
and Edmund Bond, Of the Malyern.
There win be 4 dlscharge of thirteen hama.
from the iron foundry thia anefncon. making ID
the different departments within the pat wert
The Don arrived up this morninF from N.
lower Potomac, but reports nothing new.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

Aneiesani Opera cloak isto B, voted rat Cos.
IAeA Fair In the same manner as the swords IL
tbs Sanitary Fair IN New Terk were. Tho can.
didates arc the wives q the Hons of the Army
and Navy, Mrs. General 0RASf and Mra We.
Admiral rAnnAorT. Ths Army and Navy a.,
respectfully ihvitcd to come forward and give "a
their votes Ths list will Be found ~ tables No.
I and "a, under the direction Of Mrs. 0HoRau
RtsHaAN, atGoSzAoA HAIL, street, nesr Ninth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
Impertant Latter from Gen. Sherman
His Agreement with Gen. Johnston.

CfScISNATI, May IA letter from Gen.
Sherman was rscsived here. to-day, in which
he says that the war now being over, he ex-
pected to be at homo in few days. He
refers to the peace conference with Johnston,
and states that, when the facts are officially
promulgated, his course will be sustained by
the country. The party who received tho
letter, being familiar with Shernan's policy
as instructed by the late President Lincoln,
asserts that the agreement with Johnston was
only that which Mr., Lincoln foreshadowed 10
Gen. Sherman al the meeting at City Point.
The hasty and gratuitous conduct Of Halleek
and Stanton in eensuring Sherman, II IL pre-
dictsd, will react on these gentlemen with ten
fold severity.
Mrs. General Sherman Is here, and will
remain in Cincinnati until the arrival OF her
husband
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
Lieutenant General Grant in PhIladsl-
phha.
IN, phIl.dolphia civ Council h., D.,,o,

The Philadelphia City Council has passed
the following resolution by a unanimous vote;
RsSOiVsd, That We have heard with great
pleasure that Lieutenant General u, s.
Grant has permanently established his resi-
denes in our city and In order that an op-
portunity may be afforded our citizens 10
testify their affection, respect, and admlra.
tion to this distinguished General, that the
use Of Independence Hall be rendered him
for this purpose, and that the Mayor and
Presidents Of Councils be requested 70 carry
out the object Of this resolution At such
time as may suit tho Generals convenience.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
II. MoouLLocH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.


TRRAsrRI DEPARTMENT, Nay 4, 1895.
Military restrictions having been removed
upon the transportation Of merchandise into
the following g.nAmed States and parts Of
States, heretofore declared In insurrection,
via; Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina, and 80 much Of the States Of
aeorgiA, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
LonisiAnA lying east Of tho Mississippi river,
a. shall be declared 10 be within the lines OF
military occupation, Collectors Of Customs Of
the several ports 10 the loyal States, and Of
sneh ports In the insurrectionary States as
have been opened 10 the commerce Of the
world, have been declared permit otieers, and
authorized aud directed 10 permit and clear
such merchandise, not prohibited, as shall be
rcqpestodi copy Of which authority and al.
reetion Is hereto attached.
On the arrival Of any vessel, with cargo 30
permitted and cleared, at any port within an
insurrec tionary State, Il will be the duty Of
the special agent 70 require her manifest 10
be delivered to him, and the vessel 70 be ais.
charged under his general luperyision. And
~ on examination, there u iound merchan-
disc not duly entered on The manifest and
permitted, OF any prohibited articles, all such
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

GES. LEE's ADDREss 70 Hrs soLDIERs.-
Gov. Andrew has received from Breyet Brig.
Gen. o. s. Russell the manuscript Of Gen.
Lees farewell address 10 his army. Its In
the handwriting Of Gen. Lees adjutant, with
the signature Of the former rebel commander
In.ehief at the bottom. II was given 10 Gen.
Russell BY an aid Of Gen. Lee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
Robbery OF a RaIlroa.l Train,

CINCINNATI, May 6.-A train on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was last night
robbed near Nerth Bend, fourteen miles from
the city by gang Of guerrillas. The safes
Of Adams Express Company were blown
open with gunpoWdOr and the contents taken.
The passengers were relieved Of thsiT watches
and money. .s| p.
The robbie" escaped across the river in
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

PHILADELrHIA, May 6.--Flour has a de,
clining tendency, with little inquiry. Wheat
has declining tendency red tl.po a.20;
white $2.1oa2.20, Corn advanced one cen,
on yellow white unchanged at $l.22. Pc
troleum unchanged. Whisky dull, $2.l4 I
2.l6.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
Investigation IN ths Case OF DR.. mack

HALWAS, N, s May S-Bermuda papers
contain a long account Of judicial investi-
CATION now being held At 81. Georges, and
the attempt Of Dr. blackburn 10 introduce
the yellow fover into New York, Philadel-
phia, and other Northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda OstenSibly on
. philanthropie mission In connection with
cases Of yellow fever. The evidence shows
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
Arrival OF the Omosrs Of ths Rebel
Ram Wsbh.

NEW YoRE, May 6.-The gunboat Florida,
from New Orleans, on the 2Tth, brings the
pirate Reed and the other officers Of the
ram Webb.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

The Alterations In Trade Regulaaions.
A few days ago We msntionsd that under the
then regulations Of the Treasury Department
agents Of that Department wore required to
determine the amount Of supplies that should
bs permitted In each district, and We gave
the rules as then adopted by tho Secretary Of
the Treasury. upon direction Of the Presi.
don't. Since our last mention two Cabinet
meetings have intsrvsnsd, In which de-
iberations this subject has been upper
most, and the tendency Of those dSlibera.
tions has been 10 remove the fettsrs Of trade
and cireumioeutions Of once. Az at present
advised no rsaricfionS other than appliea.
tion for permission and payment of foes Is
demanded. The further consideration Of
this subject will bs resumed on Tuesday next,
in Cabinet Council. @
The following circulars from the Treasury
Department are now hrst promulgated;
TREAsuhT DEPARTnEST, Nay I, ls0s.
In order 10 carry into effect the Executive
Order, isAued April 20, 1895, directing the
removal Of restrictions upon internal, do.
nestle, and coastwise intercourse with the
States Of Tsnneasse, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, and South Carolina, and with such parts
Of the States Of Georgia. Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, and Louisiana east OF the Mis-.
sissippi river, as shall be designated By the
respective Department commanders as being
within the lines Of National military oocupa-
tion, the following instructions are issued
i. All Collectors Of Customs at ports on
the Atlantic coast within tho loyal States,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

saaSA aanfsi ~ caafi 10 hiIsnIn gniIl ru.,ss,
mornfng The couri adjourned nnil Mondst
r1qlninf Il eleven oscieck. nuf stated tkeif6..
weuid adjourn until Tueaday II nccnted's WI.
aes.s. Nere NOT proscnl % Monday
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

fHK report that eK-Govsrnor Aiken. Of
South Carolina, had been committed 70 the
'Old Capitol Is not true He is on his parole,
md is stopping ats hotel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

In New rofk, on Tuesday, May "a, THosM J
ington, D. c., in The ssth year Of his ase.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

BosToN, May 81. Amory Davis, Prssi.
don't Of Suffolk Bank, died this morning, after
q brief illness. a... 0...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
New York aoid and stock Market.

NEW YoRk, May Sat the evening board
gold was l42ii Eric, soi; Hudson, ITO;
Reading, l0li Cumberland, tTi. Market
weak and very dull. ... .....y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

NAriosAL Banks win soon be established
y sayanuah, Mobile and Montgomery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

BLAcKwooD.-wo are indebted to HupsOS
TArLoR, 1873 Pennsylvania avenue, for
BiaekteoOd'S Magazine, for April.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06
To ths Army ana Navy.

Arms caEnsr PscfOnAE--ths World.
great remedy for colds, eoaghh. and sonsumptioa.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

copAl Church, on Eighth Strstt between and X
streets, Qsland,) Rev. John y. Lane pastor, will
be dedicated 20 the service Of Almighty God on
next SABBATH morning, At II o'clock The Rev
Bishops waymAn and Payne will onlelaie. Ser.
vices also In the afternoon at o elook, aud At n.
o'clock. The public ilinVited to attend.
my5.2tN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-06

AgTo the Citizens OF the District OF
Columbia. Tho armed forces Of the rebellion
hsve been almost entirely overthrown. The en- :
nifty Of many Of It's leaders and Adherenta IL,
however, undiminished. Not few Of them were
at Its commencement residents Of the District and
the Immediately adjacent parts Of Maryland and
Virginia. II has been aseertAined that 4 eonsid- !
cradle number Of them will attempt 10 return, or
have returned, TO their former residences lnd
claim the rights and privileges Of loyal citizens
This should be prevented. The Government has
10 determined. II is in the power Of those vhol
have been faithful To that Government during ~
four years Of peril and convuison 10 greatly aid
in the carrying out Of this determination.
The best plan OF doing 90 should be q matter Oh
consultation and deliboration. Many loyal elti
tens are Of the opinion that the formar residents
Of the District, who have participated In the ro-
bellion. should not be permitted 70 return Or 70
main within Its limits, or In fta Vicinity and that
those who have approved of their reasonable acts
and desire future association with them, should
BE- regarded As partAkors Of thelr guilt.
Tho hours for both words and deeds have ar
rived. APUBLIC MASS MEETING will be held
in front Of City HAli on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th
instant, at O'Clock, at which resolutions will bel
presented, able speeches will be delivered, and
committees appointed. Citizens Of the District
Of Columbia, appear At the appointed meeting and
proclaim, a. others have done, that the men Whol
have willingly endeavored TO destroy the Gov
ernment can hRys no home in the capital Of the
nation. Patriotism, as well ms our own safety
nj III 70 ~ -
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PAssPORT rs.

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- QeerEetoSYn. = Tha IIspa bliea,,
can be oetainSd every eveninf 4 me Book aue
Variety slere q Q. okAAnN| No. iss Bhsg'
street, 0eorgotown. ja2iH
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A~PeoPle's Telsgraph - SW Ftrs
CLAsa LINns, direct 90 XIV YORE BOSTON
aud % Important Polnts. WashiH Iion Ohees
REPUBLICAN, BUILDING, 5n Blnth siroet
lEest side, eosIIOr PspasylVapi avenue an.
sixth street, under National Hot and eorne
fifiesnth and streets, opposits easury buIlA
Ing CHlRLRa NOIES
ieSlefn Manager pf washi Ion Dlsir'ei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
OROVILLE
Reported Indian Outbreak in But
CountY-Nuicide,

Reported Indian Outbreak in Butte
County-auicide.
O~RovILLE, August S.-There arc ru-
mors here this morning that the Indians
made a raid in Concow Valley, six miles
above Yankee Hill, in this county, yes
terday. They killed a man known as
Scotch John, and wounded a Mrs. Work
man. Miss Smith, sister Of Mrs. Work.
man. is missing, supposed to have been
taken away by the Indians. A large
party from the vicinity have started in
pursuit.
Later reports from Concow are that the
body of Miss Smith was found back Of
the house, with her throat cut from ear to
ear. The house was robbed Of $4,000 in
coin, two gold watches, and other yalua-
hles. AS there were only three who made
the attack, the supposition here is that it
was white men disguised as Indians.
Most of the men were absent. Concow
Valley is about two and q half miles long
and one mile wide. Some eight or ten
families are residing there.
The body of q Frenchman, named Louis
Grant, was found lying in the door of his
house. in this city, this morning. He left
u will and papers, stating that he had
poisoned himself because he had been
troubled for the last two years with a dis
ease which he was unable to cure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09
Ireland md Her Dogs,

A London paper prints the following
dolorous prose doggerel about the way
Ireland is going to the dogs. John Bulls
state of mind over the prospect of q gen.
eral hydrophobia epidemic in the "emer-
ald isle" is suggestive. Ireland may 60
mad some day, and settle the fate of Eng
land off hand:
The emigration from Ireland has turned
loose hundreds Of thousands Of dogs to be-
come wild. One member reckons the Irish
dogs at a million ; another at a million and a
half; and Sir r. Peel at two millions. These
vagrant dogs worry sheep and cattle, and
pigs, communicate yermin to them, spoil
their health and their repose, hinder their
fattening, and kill of the sheep by thousands
in a year. The sheep killed outright and re-
ported to the police were six thousand one
hundred and forty-seven in 1864 ; and in an
incalculable number Of cases the police are
not appealed to at all, so small have hitherto
been the chances Of redress. One terrible
feature Of the case is the progressive increase
Of fatal cases Of ~hydrophobia in Ireland as we
learn from Professor Gamgee. For the ten
years ending in lS4l there were thirty-one
cases reported in the next ten years, fifty
seven cases, and in the ten ending in 1861,
sixty.one. This was while the fatal cases in
Scotland were too few to afford material for
an average; and while in England they had
declined from twenty-five to three in the
latter ten years. In county Down, it appears
the farmers had left off keeping sheep at all,
so great were their losses from dogs. In
Donegal, one thousand four hundred and ten
sheep were so destroyed last year ; and in
only four hundred and forty-nine instances
in the six thousand and odd were the owners
Of the dogs ascertained and made to pay
damages. 1t is a very, serious matter that
now, when wool and mutton are in unprece-
dented request, and the rural fortunes Of
Ireland SO sorely need amending, a mistake
like this should be abroad, wasting the focks,
depraving the wool and the mutton BY vermin
and disease, exasperating the g~razier, and
running the small farmer. 1t was time that
the government should take in hand an evil
which the occupiers Of farms could not deal
with individually. >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-09

SALES. - An Austin correspondent,
writing over the symbolical letters Of
AZ. R. NJ" Of the San Francisco Scien-
tic Press, says:
Nearly every one of those who went
East last Winter and Fall, to offer Reese
River and other mining stock for sale,
have succeeded in accomplishing their OBJ
ject, and are now receiving further orders
to purchase still more"
VIZ sincerely hope the expectations OF
the Eastern capitalists may be fully realiz-
ed; but there are some sales of Nevada
mining stocks" which were made, that
were internal swindles. We are "cook-
ing a goose" just now for some gentle
men, and perhaps we shall serve it up to
the public gaze before the SHOWS of VIM
ter settle upon our soil.