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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
EOtice.
Sixth Jnliciak Dist. Court. Paris
EOtice.

NlttII j WftlCtut DISE. OUN7t, I N7tS'
of East Baton, Rouge,
WHEREAS GABRIEL GUZMaN. an
w BERNARD DUrrY, OF said Parish nav
aoJlied to the Hon. Sixth judicial DistTlc
Court, for sand Parish, TO he appointed join
administrators OF the succession OF Jacque
Noleau, dec, ascd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten day
from the first publication ofthis notice, VIII
the said application should mt he granite
m y 10. M. MohEHo, Ct'rf
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8. CUssET, Taller.

- B. CCfSET, Taller. Hasasai
On Laurel N,set, 6axsns Lafayette 4 Third.
pEGs respectfully to intern biz f,ier5s
- and the publ: generslly, that Re has
ast returned from New ORLEANS With q.
splendid and well selected ssfcrfmer. CT
Spring end Summer Goods, fer gentle
mems clothing which he offers on tie r.cst
reasonable terms.
All he wants is ell, before going e!se.
where. mar 3O.3Y-,.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
NIP Of Louisiana.

THE ncw and improved map Of Louis,-
i ana compiled from the latest and
most authentic surveys. both public and
private. by G w. r. gsylcy. civil engineer
1883 For sale by &C. L.NOCE.
may ley Harvey House Row.
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Or. G. W. DEARINC,

OFFERS his profe sional services to TIE
" puolic Office on hurch Street, two
doors East Of Wadtlllps Drug Store.
Residence on st. Hypoite St, between
church AMI north streets. may ~.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
Cologne Water.

for the handkerchief. Soaps
IL shaving Cream, romatums. Hair and
Hrooth Brushes. Chalk balls. Be. for sale
" n. T. WADDfLL. Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
Death on Rats.
C"rns Cured aud no Hurnbug.

n, he original Three Minute salve will
l. eGrectuailv remove AMI cure Whorts.
M,l,s, CONS, letter, Salt Rhenm, RIM
Worm AL ro,tha,he in from 3 10 10 min
u.cs. Fn,l directions accompany each vial
call immediately before it is all sold
anril II. WV ROrEf D.~oree'
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Notice..

ssHE Louisiana institution for Mutes anf
1 Blinl, on St. Ferdinand street. Bator
Rouge. is open for visitors from 10 to l2 o.
clock. A. NJ, each day, Sundays only excep
ted. feb.-Stf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
Eurorior Teas.

A FINE assortment Of Green and Black
n Teas. in quarter. halves and pound
packages. ilst received direct from New
York. Prices from so cents to $50 pc
pounl. flpril 2ol JOSHUA ZEAL.
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More Light.

GALL at H. f Waddll's and see a new
~ Lamp. that gives better light thai
oil. without greese. smoke or smell. and
well not blow mp. az canphine hoes.
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Far Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot on Penitentiarv St
Il desirable residence for small FAM
iiy The above can be had very low if inn
meiiate application is made at this ofiicc.
ap. 23l If. a--- b.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22
Porter and Ale.

A FRESH supply Of !.onlon Porter an
"A Scotch Ale. received and for sale by
mar o. JoSnrrA Br,r.
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HOTEL &c.
Ixestaurat Il Oyster Saloon.

Corner Of North Bonlecard and dependence SIS
s. IA NJ Is. a La
$780,. oPEN a. ali so,irs. &DV
light am day, with the begt 81 eafaoie mat
Restaurat and oyster Saloon can eford
here oil the deecacies 81 the season may be
found. Or Wines and Liquors ase we"
s.slectea-eiga,s as goodas the lest an' sot
rofec at any bour No pains will be spared
10 pleas ecnstcrners janis. LAMise
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I (.NOLBS.. clear Sides just open
1 WV ell and for sale nv
F. BLANCHARD.
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ladies' Dressing Gases.

OTc. dozen Ladies' Tin Dressing cases
" for sale by. J. c. LANOUE d
raay -. Harvey House Row.
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Toilet Soap,

Toilet Soap.
Vay1or's and Jules Hanle's chrys'slire
| soap balls brown and white Winsol
zap. Monster and Palm soap. Omnibus
'sncine. Transparent. Fna'ing. Jenny Lind
1nimauve. Amandide, Frssive and othe
arieties OF soap can be had at the Drug
ore of WIN. RoeEL.
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n CHOPIN readess his thanks TO the
L Public f,r The patronage he has re.
c, ired, begging continla &c OF it: he ha
established an Omnibus for the acconoda-
iion of his customers, which wilpass daily
through the PRINCIPAL streets Of Baton Rouge
without charge from TO II a. ". and from
3 ~ 6 p ". 70 his Cheap Store No Son's
Boulevard street NAV 102w.
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Tuirr,s r,,r Ras.oretive L
HommOny.

HOmlnOny.
A FRESH supply just received per steam
n or Mediator, and for sale by barrel OF
al retail. JOSHUA BEAL.
Hav. Bran, Corn, and Oats.
A FINE lot on hand at the Feed, Produce
n and Grocery Store Of
lapril 90. r JOSHUA BEAL.
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Ctar Can dlcs.-50 Boxes Star Can
- dies Just received and for sale 70 the
trade at reduced prices.
April 29ly. JOSHUA ZEAL.
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LADIES' KID GLOVES AT COST.
HAVE on hanl large assoy..:;" nj g:
/ Laiies' Kid Gloves Of all coors an =
sizes which an prepared 70 eli a. cost.
april 20. w. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22

DO, WirL,zr ttsisac rastpA 10, asa
And for yoar lii = 81
i know its fine et WI tstfy aeErS, Il
Z And YOU aisye II ifedi,
Bat tine5s On flie wiz ~ love, : -
As loete oil hss ,4r, 81 flsg
Ard you,il Ne iscirg sseai! NY Gear, 80
So get n while ycu'.e yetfi. 80
Wilson's Office lafsycfse SfIses- Pi:.
tures taken in Cloudy wsatssJ az vel IS
Sunny weather hse3
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Money Exchanged.
yX7EsTERN Money bought ard solt'
w hy j. c. ( ANOUE
may l3 Harvey House row
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FENCING ACADEMY.
Exercise IL, Gymnastics. and High
SCHOOL FOR ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGE. &c.
On Florida street betmee,, Third AMI Main
in the late residenre Of Mr. Pierce.
MEssRS W. TESS Err and R. AVER
IVA both graduates OF The University
erin, Fena AMI Halle have associate
Themselves 70 opn in this month school
in the higher branches of Ancient las Greek
and LATIN Langnage, and I, give insiruc-
ions in the Modern Languages. as French
rrerman, English, ect Also in Histor,
Geography, Physico, Ariti netic and Mathe-
mates
They are al-o prepared to ins.ruc. in th'
lo5!e art of self-defcnce 10y the uee Of the
small swa-i) and Military and Gymnaetic
exercises. which are as necessary az herif
cial for the development Of CORPORAL
strength.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sovev.
Hon. JOIN r Dufrocq. Hon. J. N. Carl
,aa, w. Cady. Esq
Rev. " c. Ke mia Rev E. rereer.
4 " Hefar. PRINCIPAL Of the Gtrman
High School in " Orleans. may 4.imo.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22

D1CfNINE-A new and elegant article
IL for the growth and preservatitn Ct
the hair, can be found at VIM. BoeYl.
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A CARD.

DY request Of my numerous patrons, !
- have been in luced to yet Sofa Tickets
of which will sell Is Hor one dollar or Fix
for g cents. VIM. BOGEL, Druggist.
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Jayns's Family Medicines.
DlLLS. Expectorsnt, Alternative. Ba,ean
L and Vernifuge. For sale by +
aug l5-y. Fl. I. WApDILL.
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Scbiedan SclAnapps.
A MOTHER supply OF VOLTS Aromati
y. achicda:n Schnapps, just received AM
r sal. by WM. ooGEL, Druggist.
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Just Received.
A fine lot OF fiesn currents; 10 kea
n fresh Goshen Butter; so lie Boxe
Lood n Packed Rrieens
F.rLplwe MussELMAs.
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Tair1 Street, Fasoa Roage, La.
Have always on hand and IN pdod order,
IL Carrisg Cabs. Bugeies. AMI saddle.
aorses. with which the public can be &C.
on the most reasonable terms.
Horses and Vehicles can be had at an,
hour Of night or day a. the old stand Of + z
Holt. janl5-v.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-22

)pougf,s-1CO, Of the Justly celehra
: ted 1Clove'' Ploughs. No. i.2 and 2
st received, and for sale by
',91a.e SIN HART, & Co.
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- For Sale 50
ELCUR. Extra. Fancy and Fire. 0seon,
L Hams and Shoulders, Barrel Pork snd
ard, 20 boxes Tobacco, SIS. &5s. Jsa
rom Cincinnati Sugar ard Mo'asses. il.
aantif'ss 10 sait The t,ude, with many otlle.
'rticles. for sale a. Cur tensiv low rate !
janis s. NJ HART & Co.
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lust LANDED per steame Midas from
} Cincinnati = n IF. ss5..q, +
II tierces s. C. Hams 50 boxes No. l..
soap; so bbls Ohio Flour 20 doz. Brocms |;
! bbls Inferior Lard; 25 bbls NJ. q. Pork.
For sale low-for the tines.
sept. 2. y. S. M. HART & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

Mr. HADlx1 (dsm.) Of Seneca, sid the impression d.
signed to b created BY the minority that the majority
were opposed TO the canals false He said 1t could
the improvement Of the canals That party had con-
ceived all canas-had completed them, and had
iaged them He was In favor Of enlargement fast
the constitution would admit.
MI TAYLOR here withdrew his amendments
Mr. SHAW (dem) of N. Y, said this had been
sion on which the gentlemen OF the House had
to vindcae their allegiance to the canals He did not
need to do this He had always been the friend Of the
canal policy He did not enter into the dgacefu
pagn Of 1851 when both parties neglected the interests
vantages The canal policy was advantageous to the
whole State although some portions might have been
favored than others The canal policy was the
glery Of The State; she known by her canals He
hoped all amendments would be withdrawn, that the
question might be taken the naked question of
with the resolutions of the Senate He would vote
against that Each House ought to perfect its
sures want the distinctive plans and suggestions of
each House before joint committee is made to
slider this question of momentous Importance It
ought not to go out of the keeping of both
Houses, and left with simple committee. He in
favor Of immediate enargement-one that would
go on as rapidly constitutional provisions would
permit When the subject is referred to joint
mittee cannot take 1T from that committee
instruct that committee without the consent Of the
Senate He not willing thus to place the matter be-
yond the control of the House. He did not know whe
ther the Senate was friendly to the canals and if not
they might cripple the action this House and suppress
any action the proposition for the canal enlargement
We could mot conjecture what course the Senate might
take There was inclination if not settled deter
mnation in the House, to act the subject and he
warned members not to part with the right to do So He
asked whether the House would surrender the custody OF
the measure whether it would retain its power over
it. He moved the indefinite postp0nement OF the ques
ton Of concurrng in the resolutions of the Senate
Mr. BURROUGHS said the House would not lose control
the question by referring it to joint committee.
We could discharge that committee and refer the matter
to any other.
On motion of Mr. LOOMS the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

M Dv.r. (dsa) Il g. G.. required what answervould
- retused The senate Ter not reoevng their
ThD stRAKR replied that II was competent r. the
House 10 send . nsssage, II they should thinkt ad-
vas stating the fact that there was NO quorumto do
Avoscx-The Speaker ordered the Secretary the
Senate to BE- suspended. UAughter)
Mr.. STEPHENS, (whig) Of Ga, called for the yes and
nays the amendment.
Tho srEAxu decided, - NO quorum present that
they could not be taken ON the question.
Mr. STEPHENS OF Ga, pressed the constitutional right
to demand and have them taken.
Tho SrxAKR c0ntr0verted this in the present cas- and
mutual explanations and points followed betweenthose
gentlemen.
motion to adjourn voted down by 80 against 49,
Still no quorum
Amid tho prevalent confusion Mr.. GoRMAS, (dea) of
Ia wished to know whether he had right to desgnate
the gentlemen who did not vote thus breaking up
quorum
Mr. JONES, (dem.) of TENN will relieve the entle
man. did not vote.
Mr. HALL, (dem.) Of Mo.-Nor did vote. Suppoe gen
tlemenldesgnate themselves.
Mr. MRADK (dem of Va, earnestly commended tht the
Speaker should resort to all the within hispower
to compel gentlemen to vote.
Some general remarks folowed-the confusion sill ex
listing
A motion to adjourn was again voted down. more
than quorum voted.
nK SMALL MOTH BILL ONCE MORE
The House again proceeded to vote ameaiment to
the Small Motto BILL and adopted it, In effect provides
that any person making utterng notes currency in
this District under the denomination of S. shall be liable
to Indictment by the grand jury for misdemancr and
less than ten days than year, and find in
sum of not less than 500 nor more than $500
Several other amendments were adopted, making the
bill stringent than 1t originally reported ainst
small note manufacturers and their agents.
The bill passed by yeas 81 to nays 3s-and the House
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Spirited Debate on the Canal Question,
&C., &C., DC.
Senate.

senate
ALBANY Jan. IS, 1858.
PASSAGE
After the disposal of the morning business the follow
bills read third time and passed =
To amend the charter Of the village of Salem Washing
ton county.
To authorize regiment in the Fifth Brigade of In
fantry.
To authorize the Rensselaer, County Agricultural Society
to hold real estate for the use of said society.
To authorize that part of the archives and records Of
the county of Orange be transferred to the county of
Rockand.
rH APPROPRIATION OF THE STATE FUNDS.
Mr. CoNGKR offered the following resolution which lies
Resolved That in the judgment of the Senate every
law approprating money from the treasury Of the State
any Of the funds under its management, should dis
tincty specify the appropriated by such law. and
that It is not sufficient to declare the object in favor Of
which the appropriation is to be made and then to give
general direction to any State officer to pay there
after to be awarded ifany.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
The Senate considered in Committee Of the Whole Mr.
CoNoER in the Chair the bill authorizing the consoida
ton Of railway corporations; and then the Senate ad
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

notwithstanding Aabama--J Baldwin. N ca
ham, W stanton, A Rolf Moore, 8 Marks Mastr
ia in the steerage.
Monna AND HAvASA-steamer Black warror-Mx
Gayle MAJOR Deas, U A, lady, three children nd
pun Jas Henry Ihos st John, II Neville, I jams.
ab nope, 9W yosyn Jas Goodwin, Allen, Lewis.
williams B Gsllo, Feunte Mnrti, child And nurs y
laurent Gorda slocum, DR. Gardner, r Abirtt
"nhams Marzas, Gnrcia, Barricris Mias 4
Hoyt u Garcia. Can't J p lew Fy,ckout u NJ, Z
nAs Das J Forbes, TAbs, r HouaAto.' ~
Adams, Mrs Hobiay ard two chldren.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09

A. j STEVENSON & Co.-These gentlemen ar.
again on hand, in the new building ON their old
ground, with large supply of merchandise. See
their advertisement.
RED BLUFFs.-Read the advertisements NJ
Messrs Church & Mix, who offer for sale large
amount of merchandise. nn
PLUMMER & MIrcHELL.-The friends of these
gentlemen are informed that they are fright
side up with care" and plum full of willing
ness to sell bargains. sv
SHuRrLEFF's DRUG SToRE.-Dr. Shurtlef has
opend in his new building with full supply Of
fresh Drugs and Medicines.
HoLLUB & IsAAcs-Are in their new build.
ing their old ground prepared to clothe their
fellow-citizens with all kinds of wearing appa-
rel &c. fse
M. JACOBSON & Co.-Have opened up very
fine assortment of Clothing &c, in their new
building ON the site of their former business
place.
SHASTA Book SToRE.-Mr. Roman may be
found by his numerous friends and patrons at
his old stand, opposite Rhodes 4 Lusk's Express
Office, where, as heretofore, he is always pre-
pared to supply them with all of the late publ
cations Of the day. t-stl
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From Yreka.

We are indebted to A. J. Horsely, Cram,
Herald of July I'd. Owing to the late hour al
which it was furnished we are enabled to give
but few extracts.
The Herald calls loudly for the establishment
of a Post Office in that place. 1t is matter
will attend to speedily.
The mining intelligence from the surround
ing diggings is most haitering.
We are informed that the two companies OF
.he LIST Dragons. under the command of Lieut.
fadford will leave Fort JONES' Scott Valley, fol
lula and Goose Lakes, on the emigranl Roa,.
between this and the Humboldt River to pro-
ect the migrants on The no Aaw navi CATION fron
the depredaions of the Indians, on hat part o;
he rullie.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09

We are indebted to Mr. Brigham, ofAdams &
Co.'S Express, for the early delivery yesterday
evening of Sacramento and San Francisco pa
peers respectively of the 9TH and 9th inst
The Union furnishes us with the first days
proceedings of the Wing State Convention, at
Sacramento. On motion of G. B. Tingley, of San
Francisco, the Convention temporarily or
ganised by the election of Madison Walihall, of
San Joaquin, as temporary Chairman, and H. B.
Livingston and William " Wells, as Secretaries
pro tenn.
On motion, committee was appointed to ex-
anime credentials, report the basis of represen-
tation aud the number of votes each county was
entitled to, after which the Convention adjourn
ed to meet again at o'clock. Immediately
upon the assembling of the Convention in the
evening session, committee TO nominate per-
manent officers was appointed, who reported the
following names:
For President-Samuel B. milford, of Yuba.
Vice Presidents-H. C. Malone. Santa Clara;
W. G. Brown. Yolo; Alva Farnsworth, Tuol-
umne; David Shepard, Calaveras J. G. Haw
thorn, Placer; A. W. Bee, Ell Dorado Horace
Smith, Sacramento; James McNicer, Mariposa;
E. S. Lathrop, Contra Costa; A NJ. Rosebo-
rough, Klamath.
Secretas1es-H. B. Livingston, Sacramento;
VIM. " Wells, San Francisco; o. IL. Harris,
Butte J. Nj. Rhodes, Shasta; Ii. Nj. Braoslreet,
Tuolumne; G. L. Trask, Mariposa.
Sergeant at -Irms-John Manning, San Fran
cisco.
The Union says, the Convention was thus
completely organized for business. having ac-
complshed as much in half day as the Demo-
cratic Convention did in two days. In the even
ing much noise aud confusion" was OCCASION
ed by the introduction of motion, that VIM.
Waldo be declared unanimously nominated by
this Convention as its candidate for Governor.
The motion was warmly opposed as being too
hasiy, when its author withdrew it, and the
Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Waldo will doubtless receive the noniina-
ton for Governor.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09

KING OF TREEs.-The big tree recently dis
covered in Calaveras County, according to a
correspondent of the Union, is situated at the
source of the Stanisaus and San Antonio rivers
in the foot hills near the base of the Sierra Ne
vada. 1t shoots aloft its towering head, Gas
nearly perpendicular as may Beg to the height
Of two hundred aud eighty-seven feet; at the
base it measures ninety-six feet in circumference
and five feet above the ground, ninety feet, at
which height the tree is being feled in order to
fill it. The following incident related by the
Union will give vivid idea of its immense
magnitude: 1.-The lower section of bark being
taken off, was set up large platform. pre-
pared for the purpose, the bark fitting together
closely-thther s:rolled party of ladies and
gentlemen with music, &C., and inside the bark
thus put together, danced three quantities. at The
time, there being ample room besides for
some ten gentlemen who were spectators of the
novel scene. The tree is species of red CEDAR
and is supposed to be upwards of four thousand
years old. N
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-09

FER CRAM, ROGERS & Cos ExpREss.1
PIrrsBURcH, July 8, 1853.
Editors Courier The project of introducing
tue waters OF Squaw Greek into Rich Gulcb !,
progressing rapidly. meeting of the ct;ze,.
was held on the evening of the % inst q, which
the amount of subscriptions was raised tn Tho
sum of $4,000. On last evening another meet.
ing was held, and surveyors go on TODAY to Law
out the ditch, ETC. The work will go through
without doubt, when you may expect to hear
the most gratifying and healthiul accounts from
this quarter.
Quite an excitement was produced here sbor,
time since, by the discovery Of rich diesinps IN
the hill this side of Rich Gulch, jus, where the
trail crosses The Gulch. As high as Sc was taken
ont ID one bucketful of dirt. The depth to the
rock is about three feet People run all night.
to secure clAims, and friend who was ON the
ground early the following MORNING informs MS
that he saw some ten or dozen notices within
lew feet OF each other having been posted in
the dark
About week since, company of four Eng
ishmen took out two pounds of gold near the
mouth of Rich Gulch.
The east branch of Cloud River, 1t is reported,
IS very muddy, occasioned, it is presumed by
he operations of miners on that stream
The party of Mr.. Hughes has returned and re-
ported favorably. 1t will be recollected that
this party have been out for some weeks, endea-
voring To find wagon road from this poin,
through to SCOTS Valley. They are satisfied
that good mule trail, considerably shorter than
the old Sacramento and Trinity Mountain trails,
can be opened at very slight cost. A wagon
road, however, is out Of the question. One OF
the party informed me that he was satisfied
pretty good wagon road mi ht be made with an
expenditure of about S., 600 600
RespecttJly TMoN