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wheeler a. Wilson.

MANUFACTURING coSfpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
: Fanitie Maniyacturers and Others N..
yuyHESE machines combine all the improvements
invented Their extensive and increasing se'
vd warrant the proeors warmly recommending them they
aye been in use suceny them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction. ~ -.
the that they possess over all others
i.
t Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement need Of repairs.
I'd Unexamped and rapidiy Of operation
Sd. Noeess movement
perfection OF their suchng ana e appea
blIy 10 a variety purposes and materials Il .a... .
Principal office Broadway New York and at their agencies
N the principal cities of the Union.
May 26-ly* ersa.a.a..s. ...e4.#. r.a.gH& .a..a
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New YORK.
b Trinity building, Ill Broadcdy,
FINHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash. OF which three mil
invested bond and mortgage
the city and State OF New York valued at n mil
lions Of dollars I r
The profits already amounting TO million SIR hundred
thorsand dollars the property OF tho policy holders
Tnum
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving every information
piled applying OF the agents.
FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
.s BAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
..m. SHEPPARD HoMANS, Acuary.
MTNTURN POST, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
May 26-Iys
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

4- FLORIDA 5.Iat# 4i
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. 30, 1851
tAROpOSAIS & for carving the mails of the Uni
December 1857 10 Sot June 1902 gu he
FLORIDA AND IN the manner heren
ode will be received Oce 81 the Post Once De
plrtment the Of Washington, until b. p m OF tha io NO
vcmber 1857 to decided ON the following day -,
GsTb Prom Pcscots store the Florida aoad by
Fort IIarlee Gainesville and Mcanopy, 10 ocaa ana back
..... three times a week, horse coaches. f
Bidders will distance other intermediate oncesr
any and propose schedule of departures and arrivals,
making close connexions with the railroad
Gs76 From presots store Florida aoadD by
New River Louis, to Newnansvile, 30 miles and
back three n week. In four horse coaches
Bidders will propose schedule OF departures ana arrivals
making close with the railroad.
Ero prasrott Store Fiorn ralroad)
Nddleburg 10 miles and back twice week in twohorso
coach.
Bidders propose schedule Of departures and arrivals
#.rr making close connexions with the railroad.
For proposal guarantee and cenate aso nstIce
lions requirements be embraced IN the contracts see aiver
nen Of January H. 1850 paphet orm at tho principal post
M M, " NiIN' - = f'I' FI'IEN." Fih A. v. BROWN
General.
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MA rbIe Manufactures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.

VEyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
4 ton public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES To,BsroNEs AND MONUMENTS,
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. aEltt.~ sA ..ast.-e v
He in employ other experienced workers in hne
marbles other description OF stone
) MARBLE aANTEIs THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his own manufacture, and of superior quality
! lNTIrs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FIAGGlNG, &c. ...
everything that required in the marble and stone buS
mss either utility taste for the fine arts.
particular description Of bis stock unnecessary put cor
day his yard where can judge ior MN
elf . "." .H"
In addition e-enumeraed articles he has number oil
satuetcs for either the tomb the
cn ohem imported by himself from Italy these please
will Manufacture order such be derod
By his facilities prompnes aud attention to business
lr hopes the expectations Of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, ...
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d8ni ". has" s'~. .
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WINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON

vETINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
wv the way. A,f. isstt a.@ ... ~ '..
COO tons white ash egg coal for radiators
$50 tons white ash broken coal for furnaces .s.a
600 tons red egg coal for CRATES
800 tons small range and cooking stove
200 tons Cumberland coal aE#H n ...
Large supplies o PINE, OAK, AND HICKORY WOOD
AZ We are weekly receiving large supplies Of all kinds OF fuel we
I confident we can make advantage OF all those who may
tavor with their orders t"#ae
nErPromp personal attention given 10 every order.
n1-Coal kept in loored and rooted yards. ..
H1-2 $40 lbs. to the l. y. y---.-....s,
T. j. 4 W. NJ GALT
Northwest corner 18th and streets No. 54T,
Ial one square south Of Penn. avenue.
Sep
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MILLINERY.

mELIIN ERY.
Mrs, M A. HILLS respectfully calls the attop.
w ton OF the ladies 70 her opening FALL MI INERy an
IispAY October 2oS Pennsylvania avenue south side
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We would call attention the Grandin esq
commissioner for of the States and Territories
in the United States Court of Chains
oughy with business departments
Washington and the practice Of the United States Of Claims
[Nep Fork Daily Nous
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sissary Geaps OGesGen George Gibson eommissay gen
srsI na1t Captain simpson six clerks and one mesSsh
ger. t... Hs. ..
s,oon Generals 0dce-Gen Thomas lawson surgeon genera
assistants r. c.wood and Dr. O. X Wooa 'nfee o~rAn
oiuy OoeeneTa Joseph G. Totem, chief engneer assin
cautain I'D G. Wright; clerks and one messenger -
,,ycapha Bureau Albert csonel OF the corps as
slslan Captain Woodruff four clerks and one meSseng
Ordnance Buroaucol r. Craig, colonel Of ordnance assisahp
~ 80" Naynader; eight clerks ahd ons messenger
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American Gothic ana Bfass-F FoH HUUHhB'
INVENTED BY EuGENIo IArnIA, ARCHITECT, NJ s B a, &C
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
nges farm buildings Once Gothica near chAppaqua
Westehester county, New York. W4
June lT--du ..- .r ..- ..rs... .--..r
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PROSPECTUS
of THE
WASHINGTON UNION.
10 THE NATIONAL ppiocRAoY OF the UNITED srArIs.

Ner Volume, Nsio Types, and New arrangements.
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Academy or the visitation, Frederick City;
a.. MARYLAND. s.gr...... .....

Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick Cftyj
n Maryland. uaa~a-. -e
TJNHE exercises Of this institution will recommence
/ the first Monday in September.
s.4 .." TERMS OF BoARDERs.
Board French language f desircd) annum
stationery washing mendng bed bedding foe &c 10
piano and guitar forms additional charge
the Latin German Italian and Spanish languages, draw
painting likewise extra charges Entrance fee 80
Aug 22-law7w% .t. ...a.
b. washington Insurance Company. H aas0|
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS sl..... ..... 4
YINHlS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
buildings, merchandise, &c, at the
without charge for policy at their Office corner
avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank ,.i a..Sa..st
DIRECTORS.
VIM. =. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Jos bryan, ..-.s James f. Halliday,
WIN. Ormc, Hudson Taylor
Francis NJ W. Gait,
d.. . Bcnj. Bcal. q
"'". 1919 - JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
HANSON Secretary. ea.a rss .st.a.aer..
May 429dly ... ...' s,f... 3. ......
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Episcopal High school, of Virginia.,
HowARD, HEIGHTS.
Three Miles West Of AIerundrta
REV JOHN r. MCGUIRE, RECTOR .a.F ...
TIME seventeenth session of this institution win
II Wednesday the 9th OF September
$3.50 for board tuition lights fuel mendng
semi annually in advance. a. "a.
Modern languages music drawing charges
Pamphlets containing the
10 these who request them. Direct TO r.
.t. ,......... X. REV JOHN Il. MCGUIRE, ss
Theological Seminary, Post 0f1cc,
Fairfax county, Virginia
July 1s-1aw10t f
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Ben. g. Il. A. VhitlOck g. Co.,
13 Becknan Street corner of Nassau, opposite the dsfor
..h." House,
pROpRIEToRs OF THE CHAMPAGNE CEsANT CABNEIi
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants Dupuy Co.. Hennessey fne cas-
lo Co and highest reputation and sole pro
etors OF the the native proof and navor OF
Cognac viz #.'
: Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard, ...
uqueur des champs dor, .....
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac ......
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaster Schnapps, -. ..-,--- q. l..
And several sherry Madcra and Port wnes &c S
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CsEdANT
BM&E Co. the exclusive owners o. ths Mlne % aha
AFRO in receipt Of shipments by regular packets and beg those VINO
NAV moi have under their guarantee that
viii be found superior decacy flavor and quality any wine
present imported. .... ..F
BENZ NJ. Whtlock,
Edwid A.. Whitlock, - , . .,ur a -o
Frcdk ]. Haverstick, BEN q T. a. WuiLo'h w.
Oliver w. Dodge, 'a
Henry Cammeyer. .a.s.s.." #... ..-a g. a+t.4 .
May 26--ly% aF- 4g.sH fr#n.~Ha ..-1. 'a n.8H#
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New YORK
N immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
N stantly on hand also, a full and s.gs
.@ ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETTNGS
obs atngs rugs mats materials lace curtains, gilt
~ oornices, window shades, &c, &c, &c, .r....
o.. " '" MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
... "s LORD n TAYLOR,
... - 255 257, 259 and 261 Grand street,
Nav os.-ly and 47 and 4g Catharne street.
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Gray haired bald persons hair scalp read tn
following and judge Of the ariclesE .t .aA al
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, Ell
@." GeOrgetowR, ID. G.. ~
TJNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' favoably known conducted by Miss L.
English principal
assisted competent and experienced teachers every
department OF learning
others whose duties call them Washing
place their daughters wards super
vision many accustomed dothe graduates this
seminary representing nearly State in the Union.
For particulars address NJ. J. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary, 4
Sep 12eotf Georgetown, d. c.
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OFFICERS OF THE CoRPul.--.tA AoA W - ~
OF WASHINGTON.
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L
EBBITT HOUSE.
J. H. FREEMAN. @~
street between 18th and 14th streets, Esq.,
' 1 WASHINGTON, D, c. .s .. ..
TIyIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
repaired furnished with and superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
The nropetor has provided COACH which
depot landing arrival for the conveyance Of
passengers and baggage to The hotel
Duodec ecimo.- Dickens Complete.
yTNHE works of Charles Dickens, in twenty-five vol
umos with over nvo and other Illustrations from
signs by phz and crukshank, comprising
pioksns's new stories, Old curiosity Shop,
% David ooppssraed sr Sketches sketch S,;, by eB0z''
Christmas nil stories, Little porrit,
Nicholas Nrklcby
Price VI 20 per volume For sale BY
Booksellers and statoners,
Sep 29--4t Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street
(yLOAKs, MANTILLAs AND SHAWLS--HAR-
~ PER MITCHEtL--The cloak connected with
store viii be opened ts day. and we take pleasure in calling the az
stock Of the above goods embracing all the novelties Of tho cason
Embroidered plain Lyons
super black French and beaver cloths plain and fullmmcd
large gray duscrs and
ShawIs, Shawls, Shawlst
In shawls we have a rare and beautiful stock ..
Camels' hair shawls and
Long and brocha purchased large auction
sales In New York m 80
Stella in all coors with cashmere and chenille borders
Long and square Bay State and Scotch pads
Black cashmere with silk borders, mourning
Oct 6--eod6tf
NEW BOOKS.-The Life of John Fitch the In
1N ycntor Of the Steamboat by Thompson wescot ST al
Quits Novel by the Baroness Tauphous author OF a mo
lnitas.n 81 r. 49, - NV
The Legal Adviser Losses and Lawsuits and
Save Tine Trouble and Money by acco m
law by Edwin Frccdley author Of Practical Treatise on
business, &c VI 70
Bamnns Information About Texas by D. e. T. pumsn rs oon
Modern Reform Examined Of North and souh an M
Subject Of Slavery; by Joseph G. silos. 81 = WV
buuers analogy with an Introduction coDspccus and am
tsburg Pennsylvania just received for salo by
BLANCHARD 4 MoHtIN
Ise r.. Tarnhsm
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
.. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No II CllF street Nelc York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock printing writing Wrapping and al other
kinds Of paper which they offer for sale the lowest Market p
May 26-1y*
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a WEST JERSEY ACADEMY, H.. ...
~ BRIDGEToN NEW JERSEY.
DAVID THOMSON A. NJ, Princpai .'
rVNHE fall and winter session of this institution will
i commence Wednesday, November 4tb, 1857. .s rf
FOR circulars address the Principal.
Z Rev. G. B. JONES, d. d., Bidgeton, n. J. IT,.
Hon WM BIGIER, U. s. senator, Ocarfed, Pa.
Hon TTE0 IL ID, New Brunswick, n. J.
Rev JAMES WOOD .. D.. Philadelphia Pa.
Sept I9--w6wt .... ......... 81. .. ....
s. u. JONES. ..f aa#l -E- ..S
...... JONES 81 NOELL, ...
AaoTneysat Lao.
DUBUQUE IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv business OF their profession committed TO them
Collections made Iowa. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly RENTED. , ' "...F f..
Col Thomas Green, luv..,.u,o. .,,. .r
Messrs. Ppiro A Nourse, Bankers, 4 ''s N"'..a -."-
Hon. Reverdy Johnson Baltimore Maryland.
Hon. John A. Dix, Ne"ioN We" iorN o'y'
Sop 2--du ,H.g7N = 4. ... F..
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
MOVEMENT OF TRoops on THE PA,

MOVEMENT OF TROOPS on THE PLAINS.
Troops are to cross the plains this
spring for the protection of the overland
emigrants, bound for California and Or
egon. Orders have been issued for the
4tb Infantry, now stationed in Oregon,
to move across the country, constructing
the road, for which appropriations have
been made. The companies of the 9th
Infantry, now at Forts Kearney and
Leayenworth, are to follow up the Platte
valley, in the old Oregon trail, and go
through the mountains to South Pass.
The companies stationed in Kansas are
to embark at Fort Leavenworth, and as
cend the Missouri in boats to Fort Ben
ton-there to remain until relieved by
the 4th Infantry, some time in the sum
mer, when they, too, will move across
over the route passed over by them on
their march from Oregon.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DN Virtue Of an order of sale to direct d. issued
- out Of the Hon District court of the lih Judicial
District Judgment rendered therein on the goth
day of April 4 d 1856 in fasor of Harris Myers and
against Simon Roscnthal and Simeon Rosenthal the
sum of Twelve hundred and thirteen ad leo dollars
with interest tie said 50 the rate q
peF ceat per month from the Gth day prl 1851
I'll paid tog thcr ith a of snit herein taxed at
eighteen dollars ard seventy will expose to pub
lie sale at the h, door Of Ncva county on Sat
urday the 10th day of May. 4 d. 1851 O'Clock p
VI the property described in said order sale to-wt
That certain piece parcel Of land with the rck build
ing thereon situated III the of Nevada on the west
side of Main steet known the Brick Dry Goods store
of Simon Bosentha Bro boundcds and described as
follows: Fronting Main street Is feet extending back
towards the ravine between Broad and Main streets Is
feet and being II eei wide in the with the appur-
enances and all the right tide and interest of
the said parties of the first part therein.
MM. BUTTERFIELD,
Sheriff Nevada COUNTY,
Nevada Anril q. 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

ARREST OF GEHR. Walter Gehr,
who broke from the Nevada jail some
time since, where he was awaiting trial
on charge Of highway robbery, was
brought into town on Wednesday even
ing, by officer Nugent of San Francisco.
1t seems Gehr as been rustieating for
few weeks past in the vicinity of
Stockton. Mr. Nugent knew of his
whereabouts, and had strict watch
kept upon his movements. Learning
that Gehr was about to make visit to
San Francisco, he kept bright lookout
and on Tuesday morning last, recog-
nised and arrested him. Gehr, we un-
derstand, was about to start for Nicara-
qua, to join Walkers army. He would
have been an invaluable acquisition to
that band Of heroes, but unfortunately
for his project, Mr.. Nugent had a little
claim against him in behalf of the state,
and he was forced to delay his ambitious
designs. He is now safe in Jail.
We understand that Mr.. Butterfeld.
Sheriff ofthis county, paid Mr.. Nugent
very handsome sum of money for cap
turing the notorious scoundrel, Gehr.-
Much credit is due Mr.. ButtelfieIa for
his prompt exertions in causing this vii
lain to be arrested.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
Gwin VS.. Broderick.

A few weeks ago we called attention
to an article which appeared in the
Washington Star, in which Senator
Gwin openly repudiated the contract he
had made with Broderick; and we be-
lieve that the Nevada Journal was the
only paper in the state that particularly
noticed it. The recent news by the
Orizaba, if true, confirms, both the arti-
Gle in the Star, and our surmises at the
time. 1t seems that Gwin has had his
own way almost entirely in the matter
OF the California appointments. Brod-
erick has been SO completely laid in the
shade, that, in his bitterness, he has
" "sworn an oath" never to darken the
threshold of the presidential mansion
while Mr.. Buchanan, and his divine
niece, preside there.
Will our Broderick friends permit us,
again, to offer our coincidence? Rely
ing implicitly upon the immeasurable
powers of their great leader, who had
been such an effective lobby member OF
democratic conventions, and democratic
legislatures, in California, they suppos-
ed, of course, that he would control, by
some unseen, mystical, agency, the en-
tire government at Washington, and
that his peculiar friends here were call
right" 1t is terrible to be awakened
from the confidence of this pleasing
dream, to the horrible realities of their
actual condition. David G.. Broderick,
however great man he might have
been at Sacramento, appears to be
powerless at Washington, and his ex-
pectant friends in California, as soon as
they get over the shock, can now look
out for some honorable private employ
ment.
The fact is we rather suspect that
the Broderick wing us not looked up
on, at Washington, as altogether right
dead sure sound" on the wool oues-
ton, which controls the administration
and that being the case, of course,
they'll go under.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

DISTRICT CoURT.-The April term of
the District Court commenced on Mon
day. There are about seventy cases
now on the calendar, and the number is
constantly increasing. Luckily for eli
ents, by recent act of the Legislature,
our term has been heightened so that il
will continue nearly three months, in
stead Of four weeks, as under the old
law. This will give ample time to try
all the cases. The next term will COM
mence with clear docket
The trial of Hayes for murder com.
menced on Monday. AS we go to press
the case is being argued to the jury by
the respective counsel. District Attor
ney Sargent, assisted by J. R. Neon
mel, Esq, are for the prosecution, and
Messrs. Buckner & Hill, and E. d. Ba
Aer, Esq. for the defense.
The trial Of Moore, for the murder o.
MeClanahan, is set for to-day, and viii
probably be finished this week.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
GOnseabEe'S Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Nevada Town.
~ ship of bridgeport ss-By virtue of xec1tions On,
Attachments TO delivered issued from the court of w
p l. Wnham, Esq acting Justice of the Peace in and
for the county aforesaid bearing date April 2st 1851 TO
satisfy said judgments rendered by said Court as follows
One on the lst day of April 1857 in of Breutano
Furth and against b. \ Lowe SO - the second on
tn 4th day Of pri A ID 1851 in favor of Cera and
McCoy. aud against b \ Lowe and p Brown for the
of 4c and 41u0 dollars another Apr, 4th Is 81
in favor of the San Juan Mill Conn and AGAINST
Lowe for the sum Of 30 and 24lO0 dollars One on tn,
7th day Of April D. 1851. in favor Of l. H. Foster AM
against Peter Brown for the sum of IS and "A 90 doars
Another in favor of b Low and against Brown and
Lowe for the of "a and S4 dollars and the sixtI
on the 29th day of January 1857 favor of Clark
Il Co and against Brown and Lowe for the sum of Os
9slOO dollars Also one issued the 22nd dav of pr
A D. 1857, Judgment by said rendered on the
29th day of January, 1857 in favor of p Clark & Co
and against Brown for the of SO 30 100 dollars ant
accruing costs, debts, damages, &c
have taken in Execution and will sell to the highes
bidder for cash certain saloon situated the village
Sebastapol well furnished about 26 by &c or feet wei
calculated for Billiard Saloon Also the lot on which
it stands Also twohirdS interest in Cottage House
and Lot in the village, known as Lowe & Buckley.
Cottage, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day of May A d
ls5' between rhe hours of o'clock. and o'clock
p Sale to take place in front of the property Sc
bastopol
Taken as the property of said Brown and Lowe. t,
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
+ Given under my hand this 2lst day of April, A. D
1857.
G W. MOORE, Constable
North San Juan April s4th ls:7
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
The Old Truckee Route.

We are surprised that the matter of
the proposed wagon road, excites so lit
tie interest with the citizens of our coun-
ty. In the other eastern counties of
the state, wherever a practical pass
through the Sierra Nevadas exists,
meetings are held, and money raised to
improve the route, and so furnish in
ducement for its adoption as the Govern
ment road. The old Truckee +, ad
leads from Carson Valley directly thro'
this county. 1t is perfectly feasible to
render it good stage road. We are in
formed by gentlemen who are thorough
ly acquainted with the route, that a
comparatively small outlay, and short
circuits, would overcome the few chief
obstacles. In short, a road Of easy
grade can be built over the summit, if
our citizens would take an interest in
the matter, and contribute for the pur-
pose, moderately y, and as they can do
without sensibly feeling the outlay.
Certainly the benefits resulting from
such road, even if it should not be-
come "the wagon road" would tie ver5
great. The Carson Valley trade is Of
some Importance, and increasing. The
overland immigration, and the trade re-
sulting from it. are of vastly more i'm
portance 80 us. And of still more con-
sequence, is the impulse that would i'm
mediately be given to other projects fol
the advantage of Nevada, that are al
ready on foot. The Sacramento Valley
railroad, will be extended to Nevada
within a few years, at the farthest
This is an acknowledged fact. 1t is
now only question of time. If this
wagon road can be built, and the tide
of immigration caused to pass through
our county, the rail road will be imme-
diately extended to meet it. Let this
be effected, and we ask nothing more to
ensure the permanent prosperity of Ne,
yada,