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captain l u... G ,.n s's % = As.s.'
Captain Joseph D. Webster corps ,oposraphie
First Lieut. sswan L. Fremont, I'd .,,s,y. Ami $ Iss4
s.s, Lieu. Richard II Rush, "a ariissy July l. 1854
er s ae i ,o1Y psssni Z. .nis' Aprl 80, ss4
Deaths, Oa)
beve Major General Nathan Tow.os Colonel and
@sys Major Charles L..a.d is.n, drowned
asiof ~soss reot captain of ordnance dan
D1s As April is 1854 S'' OF '''s'''e'' 'ssnssi at
Sas July sSfs % wounds q esssa sg
in an affair with camanchs Indians
Captain Jeremiah 81 searrit Of engineers, Key W
e,r'as Thomas Euggod ordnance department In city
Fs Lieu, James Holiness ah artillery, Fort Independents,
second Lieut. Ferdinand Paine infantry Jon Banaa
SECOND Lieu. Horace lie LanO, I'd Dragons, Fort B.
Lieu, Joseph T. Maxwell ID innuy killed in .kn.
s The Apache Indians near Moro e Neg Aerieo June 90
iaston, d. C., May A. 1854. =
W. The officers promoted and appointed JOIN their proper
regiments companies, OF stations without delay those
detached service, acting under
port by letter. to the commanders OF their regiments
corps
VII The General paragraph 2 allow three
leave Of absence the graduates of the Military Academy
ing service Join al the expiration Of
b' leave will be considered declining and his
name Will be dropped from the Army Rolls.''
Accordingly all the graduates appointments
ms"' New Mexico viii oi" their stations the sp<.
ef "eT The graduates assigned the Dragon arm
long to companies in New Mexico report Sep
TENDER next Jefferson Barracks Missouri attached
the artillery and infantry Newport Barracks
The stations OF s trcve ID
engineers, and ordnance, viii be designated hereafter.
All the graduates the Of
report by letter. to the headquarters army the
manders OF Their respective and regiments
these commanders KNOWN required reports
warded under the Adu,an ansm;ttal
BY order of Tie Secretary o
COOPER,
Adutanl General.
MEMORANDA.
L. The companies serving New Mexico
are companies H. d. - G, H. and X
D. 4, H. and h, ID Dragons companies artillery
The Sd regiment of infantry; and companies b. E. X
infantry
The letters OF companies in the foregoing
of the which
in due course by their promotion appointment any
have subsequently, been made by
tended 10 disturb them.
By Special Ora,' %, the headquarters of the
dated June belonging companies
in the department Of delay To
companies A, o, C, g. dragons regimen, OF
mounted rifemen companies and F. artillery companies b.
ID h, and H. 18th artillery the LIST regiments infantry
companies and 7th infantry and companies A. G, d. F.
H. 9Th infantry,
COOPER,
huS 'l-N Adjuant General.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT HoTEI.-on Monday
afternoon, August 2ist, at O'Clock premises,
scbor will sell, public auction, b. of
ng date July GOTH 1853 and duly recorded in Lber A. No. 60
fios a. IS 10, and the
the District Of Columbia, parcel
designated the ground Of said numbered
al numbered hundred t3)
The consisting Of ares brick building occupied and
the Z" Steamboat I1otel.r
Terms 81 500 cash. 81 2s In and the balance
with interest," by deed Of the
BY order of the
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
July D-3tnwSds Auctionser.
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Academy OF the Visitation,

sIeorgefotCn, c.
THE of be Mon
day in September wfen hitherto, care will
be bestowed the Of the pupils
of n finished education.
If desired the historical studies
Ftench which greatly facilitates acquiring
oush knowledge of that language while system pursued
teaching both
tIes rendering the pupils accomplished aud scientific performers
made and the result has been beneficial
youthful M mbeIs of academy.
Aug li-3awd&ctSeptl5
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park HOTELThs delightful retreat, on ill., near
boundary street, is the OF
The Propreors respectfully inform their friends
their establishments shall
bowling, aud shooting saloons, complete
be served with breakfast dinner supper
the approved style,
For the accommodation Of the public coaches Of Union
will the 9th Pennsylvania
hour (day and evening" commencing
stopping at Union Hall, c street.
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
PToprietoH Of Union Hall and ark
l0--dlw
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

i 1884.
Full of lectures given both the
Degrees conferred In March and July.
Fees One full Ssi Perpetual ticket, $3.50 MatrcuIa
ton, Graduation fee s3j To those have attended
full another including
Personal taken by faculty the welfare progress.
student Examinations daily
each branch In all facie school
TO in the country For further infomaton address
Il. HOWARD RAND, NJ. ID. Dean.
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug I-lawwpSlaw5td
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DIED,

Bombay Hook, the ga
year of his age, DUNCAN STUART.
He served w' credit eleven years 1891
10 1901 and was thea bororahiy discharged
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UAtlesl AeAaes Patent Once I,
Washington, August 4, las

IN the peuoa David Mathew,
psss 70, ,hs s.ssnon Of patent granted him the ss,
for seven year. rom ue expiration Of said which TAKES
penou at the Paent odce on
Monday The Ian Of Dsssmbs neat at z O'Clock all
said petition ought NOT TO be granted
once their specially set forth w.s at is. . ~sn
day. before The day q hearing AZ s.,nay alsd By either
eoeanee with the rules of the Once which will be furnished
The testimony December
and other papers relied upon % mus, be MED
any, within ten days thereafter.
fhsaee ans sa :. s
weeks previous to the si of December bearing
Commissioner Of Patents
~, q ss above win please their
Polytechnic College Of the state Of PennsyIvauis,
Penn Square, Fhilsdsrhia.
HIs College organized the plan Colleges
suesan n lese as e. " afford thorough
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The next semi will Monday, Sep
FACULTY
Mathematics engineering Peabody
Prof Alfred l.. Ksnnedy, N. d.
Mining ensneeriag geology and minsaIogy, Prof W. b.
Mechanical philosophy pnnepe. machinery Prof,.
Terms To- eaehd Department per session, SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof. John
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarillo
German Prof u. II. Entrup
The analytical laboratory for chemistry open daily.
provided into which and less proficient nav
en,e, and os rapidly prepared for Inc College
may by addressing Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
MATTHEW NEwKIRK
President of Board of Trustees,
, has sN AslsEssa Sss.is.'y
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A MEXICAN STATE PAEN.Iss American Ar
II chves wanted Tssor Many booksellers, s
Washington city, desire purchase several sets OF the above
liberal price, exchange for other books published in the
Unied States Europe a
Odd voumss will Also be purchased.
Juiy
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.


.Ha Posr OFrIcR DEPARTMENT,
August 5, is-4.
PROPOSALS mails United
LIST November 1854 June, 1884, following
he received Office depart
O'Clock, Thursday, September 2s,
decided by the following day:
No $685. From Knoxville by Church Grove, Woodboune
Haynes, and Head OF Barren, Tazcweil, So and
back, three times week, in two horse
leave Knoxville Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday a s.
n.
Arrive at Tazewel same days by y p m,
Leave Tazewe|l Monday "wednesday, and Friday at g.
Arrive at Knoxville days by J, p. m.
No. SOL From Knoxville, by Wilson'S Clinton,
boro' TO Farewell 70 kiies and back, three times =
week, ia horse
Leave Knoxville Monday, Ttursday, Saturday at
6,
Arrive at TazeweH next days by 10,
Leave Tszeweli TUESDAY, Friday, and Sunday !,
y.
Arrive at Knoxville asst days by 6, p IN.
For form OF proposal certificate
and ucton embracing conditions
tracts 10 be executed by bidder
The department, may deem expedent and advertise
rnent inviting mail
Is, July 1854, and ending aoh June
lucky, tennessee, hc, dated e,h ofJauuary, 1854.
Each proposal should be sealed marked
No. Tsnnessee ard addressed Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington u. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug e-lawtw Postmaster General
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oiS sAEA country residence situated in The immediate
vicinity OF Falls Church. Fairfax Virginia.
eighteen acres OF land, wood dwelling
surpassed for house,
stabnc, &C. and well failing
above within ride OF the cities
erahda and Georgetown and wishing
summer season the country, in healthy nesbborhood
would be desirable
Terms made accommodating
Fer further particulars apply TO
r. r. JUDsON,
July 3t-2aw3wN Pals Church. Fs rtax Co., Va
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Mayors once,

A REWARD hundred C20D) dollars paid for the sp-
II prehsussb for such information lead
hens OF he guilty.
nesndasn in this city the reward be paid upon
OF The person pefsons app'ehendsd.
JNo 7. TOWERS, Mayor
Avg II eoiw
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MIR. BusllncII,s school.

lAh street, bet,ccen + aud G. streets, Vashing toa
THE septem-
L ancient and modern
languages mathematics the
together with the English branches usually
schools Circulars be mad the chooroom the
Aug ll--Fn Tues6ws
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BY TELE G X A p Ii.
Nomination to Congress.

PORTLAND (Me.,) Aug. l0.John NJ. Roods of this city
has been nominated from this (Moes Macdonad) district
as an anti Nebraska candidate for Congress.
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Railroad accident from Collision


Baltimore, Aug loA despatch has been received sta
ting that the 10 o'clock train from this city, and the ll
train from Philadelphia, in collision between Balti-
more and Havre de Grace this morning. No particulars
yet received but is feared that lives have been
lost persons have been injured.
[sEcoSp nEsPATcnl
despatch from Havre dc Grace says that the excursion
the freight Towards switch Sew
eral thrown off and smashed No person injured
Missouri Election.
The returns as they come in show decided gains the
previous democratic vote
The American party, the know nothngs form strong
the elections and the returns give indications that
many of their candidates viii be elected.
Committed for Stare Piracy.
PHlLApELpHrA, Aug. l0.2, p m.--Captain Donald, of
the Grey Eagle brought before Commissioner Ingraham
to-day, and fully committed the charge of slave piracy
The corroboraed the statements of the previous
nation. The witnesses also committed
Cholera.
BosroS, Aug O.-The cholera decreasing here Col.
Lane resident of Hngham died of cholera here yesterday
There have been heavy failures in city, but
omit They extensive machinss, shipping
chants, and others whose well known.
PRovIpEscE, (2. Id Aug. l0.There nine deaths
and three of cholera yesterday
The Markets.
New YORK, Aug lo.-The money market slightly easier.
Stocks mproved-Canton % Erie, 49, Reading, 63s /;
Cumberland COAL 81 Nicaragua, 1891. Flour is shade
frmersaes of 5000 bblsSate Sc rs 81 so; southern,
IS 500 So o. Rye -four S. So Sales of 600 bushels red
wheat at $50 cents Corn300 900 bushelssales white ~
cents mixed 6s cents yellow 79 so Oats "A
Rye LOG cents Cotton irmer-no change in prices Wbis-
key, SO SO cents.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lo.--No sales of -four this morning
The receipts of grain fair and the market firm, with
n upward tendency in prices.
Provisions are frmer-sacs of mess pork at Sl2gencr-
ally held at So so. Bacon steadysales of shoulders
sides, GO hams liz cents; sales of 200 900 lbs bulk
shoulders at 5 cents time sales of $50 erces lard 10
cents 80 days; kegs, 10 2oa Butter, IL IA
Cheese, a l019 cents.
Groceries quiet We quote Rio coffee 10 I0 lO2
cents Sugars and moiases unchanged Rice, Az
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NEW YoRK, Aug. l0.Number of cholera received
the Franklin and Motstreet cholera hospitals during the
last "A hours 20 deaths, 10.
1000 enigrants arrived here this morning in good
health.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
WsE DGrAKrxssr,
Adiutant Generals Once,
tNa.hlnglnn. Auanxf IL


Promotions and appointments army States
made By the ffe.den BY and consent OF te
Senate and BY the President, publication
Ordsys," No. s. OF Aprn }, Is54
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BY GRSEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
/, INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
" nure Liquors. Cigars Bugyies,
Saturday. the 18th instant shall SELL of
O'CLOCK Large and general of
As the stock compssa
.
10 thousand fine cigars
Also, half pipes quar- Of ise brand
barrels old MoDopgaleta whiskey
do peach
3 new and second hand hugges
good second hand family carriages
Terms GREEN SCOTT.
Aug LII ANclioneers.
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EHENCH and English boarding day
ladies' by NJ Tyson Sisters street,
ah and ath Washington y G. The duties Of this institution viii
be resumed Monday, 18th OF September when
desired their terms,
bs had at all the principal bookstores in the city
Aug l0--eodt 9Th Sept (Starl
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Deputy faylaaster Cenefs Laned
seaea with the rank of eoioel July 1854. Towson
cease
Paynaer Adam ID. seua deputy general
~ 1904 rice Lafneds pfomoted and Leslie who declines promo
lion.
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1 FCNNxSHED house to rent.-The house, suit
n OF situated 18th third
O'Clock
Aug l0--d3ts'
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by j. c. mcGUsRE, Auct,on.er.

by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On "Wednesday
l6l 10 O'Clock,
Cofhn, corner Of 10Th and streets, I shall SELL
Mahogany plush covered sofa
Do rocker, arm,a and parlor chairs
Do hair spring dvan
/ Marble top pedestal. solar lamp
mating, window shades
Round dining table. sea
China, glass; crockery
Mahogany bedsteads, mattresses
Do dressing bureaus
Washstands, sets
Book shelves, fancy chairs
Cooking chamber
Hail stove, bath tubs
Kitchen
Terms: $40 nd under cash credit
ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Aug Id AUcioneer.
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MARSHAL's SALEIn virtue feri fneias issued
III the clerks
nubia fur the county Of washington nnd directed shall
expose public sale for Monday 18th
bsr the Of OF county,
70 O'Clock, the following properly, viz All that piece
parcel Of ground lying Of Washington
the plat Of said No four 40 square
drcd and (37
tstco together with all and singular
msni. dereon seized and levied the Of Waiter
Lenox and sold satisfy Judicial LAT
favor Of Bazell Hall.
JONAH %. HOOVER,
Marshal fthe District OF Columbia
August 2, 1884
Aug 9-d4Sep
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Missouri Election

The they in show decided gains the
previous democratic
The American party, or the know nothngs form strong
element the elections and the returns give indications that
many of their candidates will be elected.
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in this city have time enter into the details of the
affair but assured that the Prince Of Monaco
regarded nposto and his visit 10 the legation had
been almost forgotten when the Trbunes letter startled Eu
rope with the newwhieh has been gravey repeated in the
journals of England and the eontnentha Monaco, that
ttle pocket prinepaty had been offered for sale the
United States government The soyere Europe need
not trsmbe Of this aes" Monaco is ii anqu
as il Madrid according TO the Aoneuy. G.
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The famous snow-arch in Tuckerman's ravine at the
southern base of Mount Washington has yielded to the
and rain of the past ten days, and has fallen
Although the top Of the arch has melted there is still an
immense body of snow remaining in the ravine.
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We regret to learn that Commodore Downes has been
very sick for days past from and sudden at
tack Of disease
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TsEcoNp pEspATcn.1

despatch from avre dc Grace says that the excursion
into the freight train Towards switch Sew
era thrown off and smashed No person injured
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Bteset ID Lieut. Thomas L. Casey second Jun
81 1854. the date of Captain SearIis death.
breset ID Lieut. Newton Alexander be second
August 1854, the date of Captain alicck Resignation
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Captain John ". Marshall died at his residence in the
county of Appomaox Virginia. the goth of July, aged
10 years He served his country well officer in the
war of
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Committed for Stare Piracy.

PnLApELPHA Aug. lo.--2, p. m.-Captain Donald, OF
the Grey Eagle brought before Commissioner lngraham
to-day and fully committed the charge of slave piracy
The corroboraed the of the previous
nation. The witnesses also committed.
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CAfND-The attention OF the ladies' OF
oston and the public general respectfully invited TO the
sae OF excellent furniture which will
instant at 10 O'Clock the late speer at the
corner OF ID and streets Mechanics
OF ne quality ad the feather beds
superior, and the sale will be well worthy of their
GREEN & SCOTT,
Aug 4-d hnci,,s.r,
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gL3- mr.. Editor: Piease unuonnee IN. ,,,o~n :,
ShnhrS n. DANs as candidate a the board I
pin council, 20 MI he vacancy caused by the death
JuIy6 CITIZENS OF TIE rrpvr II, nm
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"The American State PaPersn Nanted.
TAYLOR MAURY booksellers, washington CITY desiro n
purchase several Of the books and
which have been given by members Of Con
gress for many years past " w.
liberal pice will be paid, exchange made
books Odd volumes Will also be purchased
Aur9
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French Books.
QoSSUET-Orasons Punches; / VOL, lomo
- Madame sur In Revolution vol
Descares- u1uvres, 1 vol.
GARNER Economic Poitiqne vol,
Corneie-Theatre; Q vols.
Conversations Modernes en- Francais e en- AppIajy,
Also, large Of French novels in pamphlet form
Just received by FRANfK TAYLOR
Aug
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Ths New Orleans Deltaays that the barque Grapeshot
after having been anchor for months off the mouth
of the Mississippi finally cleared Tuesday in sudden
and mysterious manner
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

PERIoDICALs.-We are under many OBJ
legations to Mr.. VIM. T. Gibbs for Black.
woods Magazine, Godey's Magazine, Illus
trated New York Journal, and the Maga
zine of Fashion, together with other useful
books and periodicals. Mr.. Gibbs keeps
constantly on hand a fine assortment o.
these books, together with papers from al
parts of the world. To the ladies we woulC
say that the Magazine of Fashion by Frank
Leslie, is beautifully Illustrated work Oh
this their most favorite subject. 1t can be
found at Gibbs Book Depot upon the ar
rival of every mail.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

DAGUERREoTYPIsT.- Brown has re
Gently bought the Daguerrean Rooms on
Main street, formerly belonging to Mr.
Shattuck, and, characteristic of his enter.
prise, has fitted up the rooms in neat and
substantial style. Mr.. Brown recently ex
hibited to US some of his stock on hand
such as pearl and velvet cases, together with
frames suitable for handsome pictures AL
together, Mr.. Browns Daguerrean Rooms
are well worth visiting, many of his pic
lures being very beautiful in their execu
ton. Persons desirous of procuring good
daguerreotypes would do well to call at
Browns Daguerrean Rooms on Main street
above Placer.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

MINING PRGsPEcTs.-Though George
town is more highly favored than most of
the mining towns, in the extent of her cay
ote and hill diggings, and consequently not
so dependent as they, upon rains for success
full mining, yet even Georgetown has suf-
fered in consequence of the long delay of
this necessary element for mining. Besides
the immense amount of gold that lies deeply
imbedded in the surrounding hills, there are
thousands ofmountain ravines and gulches
in every direction, in the vicinity of George
town, that only require an abundance of
rain for their successful working. Hum
dreds of miners are already awaiting this
long wished for opportunity for pitching
into them" and so soon as the rains do come
there will be room for hundreds more, all Of
whom, if industrious, may average from five
to twenty dollars per day for each and every
day they labor. Never have we seen fairer
prospects for successful mining than those
that now present themselves to the strong
arm and determined soul who tries his for
tune in the vicinity of Georgetown, during
the coming winter. Many exceedingly rich
surface diggings have been discovered du-
ring the past summer, and, by those who are
considered good judges of such interests, the
grounds are as yet only partially prospect
ed. One thing is evident, our mines are in
exhaustible. Wherever, the grounds are
thoroughly prospected, they are found to be
rich with gold, and the more the prospect
ing that is done, the greater are the proofs
and evidences of their wealth and perma-
nency. All that we want for the further
development of our mineral wealth is labor
ers. We invite them from every quarter
Our stores are rich and inexhaustible.-
Come with US, then, and "we will do thee
good" for, in our humble opinion, 'the
Lord hath spoken good concerning George
town."
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

CHRISTMAS BAIL-We would announce
to all those of our readers who are fond of
this highly fashionable entertainment, that
our old friend, Mr.. Bailey, at the Oak Val
ley House, intends giving another of his
highly interesting Balls at his Hotel in Oak
valley on next Christmas evening. From
the known reputation of this gentleman in
getting up entertainments of this kind we
deem comments unnecessary. Mr.. Bailey
will doubtless have large and brilliant
company in attendance.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The
directors as per advertisement, have called
for payment of five per cent. upon the cap
ital stock. This begins to look like prepar-
ing to act, as soon as the road fairly COM
mences. 1t is understood the main contract
for the grading is signed, sealed and deI;v.
cred; The first ground was broken by Mr..
Buckly at the Eighteen Mile House, who
went to work and finished a short section. in
order to determine the cost of filling and ex-
cayating, to enable him to bid understand
ingly. Union
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

good road into the State by some pass IN n
the Sierra Nevada, that we are not at all
certain that the Legislature would not be
justified in making an appropriation to open
it."
We are of the same opinion with the
Union, but though any appropriation the
Legislature might make would be very ac-
ceptable, yet we do not actually want it
We have personal enterprise sufficient on
this road to accomplish all that the editor
hopes for; and we have no doubt but that
in short time some Of our enterprising cit
iEens will be able to make such reports of
this road as shall at once put to fight all
incredulity, both as regards the practica-
bility of the route and their ability to COM
plete the establishment of free first class
turnpike road, leading from the Sacramento
Railroad depot, by way of Salmon Falls,
Greenwood Valley and Georgetown to Car
son Valley.
Who will be the first to take action upon
this important question?