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The national Republican., 1867-10-30
1SH1 GREAT 1902
IOO( PENNsYLvAHIA ROUTE 100 4
ToTHk HoRrHWksr. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST
~ uRa%

Ia IA
SPRING sCHEDULR
On and afssr MAY a4th. 1857, train, will run ss
follows:
wa'hinnston....1. @. N. Baitimors.....la 10 p m.
TIE GREAT BoUBtx TRACK ROUTE. u T.
With ELEaANr SCENERY, Palace state room. day
and night Cars, with modern improvsmsnts, and
saving from four 20 twelve hours In time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved TO westsrn
and Central New York.
rHRRR DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
ThrouEh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have tho
Iva ds.1tasss Of mshing all changes in UNION DE-.
Tickets b. this route can be procured at the once
eornsi o. sixth street and Pennsylyanis avenue,
undsrhationn Hots, whore reliable iaform alton viii
be given At all times
Passengers proeuring ushsts at this onss, can %.
sure seeonmodations In Sleeping Cars for Hmira Of
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent.
Corner Sixth Of. and Penn. avsnus,
nm , vor, Washington, D. @.
aeS.ly Baltimore Nd.
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PAWN BRoKERs.7

EO1 MOTT IC e. SCd
CO4 POOR PEOPLES YRIBNp. CO4
P. BoYRR's LOAN sPPIoK,
6Si Twelfth street. between and D. near Psnnsylva.
MIA avenue. Money loaned on Ladies' and Gsntls-
mems Wearing Apparel. Gold and silver watshss
Diamonds, Jewslry, Pistols, Mechanical Tools, he.
Business eonndsatiai. old Gold and Silver bought.
ja17-u p BOYER,
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ORPH Ms OOU RT
OcroBpR n 1857

OCTOBER n, 1867
District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TO VIII:
In the case Of George =. White, executor Of
Levi Neal, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has,
with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
wsshin gton County aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY,
the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1857, for the nnal
settlemept and distributon Of the personal estate
Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand as far as
the same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouehed, or they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all bensht IN said deceased estate
provided q copy Of this order be published once q
week for three weeks In the NLrIosAL RzPuBLIoAI
TEST, JAS R. o'BEIRsE,
| oc2I-wswE Register OF wills.
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'. CLzIARc. AIDE .de.Canp, A. A. q.
LEGAL NOTICES..
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DIS.
TRICT COURT OF THB UNITED STATES
FOR TIE SAID DISTRICT.

To all phom may concern, 0redfngs
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 18th day OF
February, 1865 the armed ensmy's vessel Nash.
Vile was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by vessels
Of the South Atlantic Bloekading squAdron, under
the command Of -, and that on the 24th day
Of September, 1867, the same was lbsled and pros.
eeutsd in this Court, 10 the name Of the United
States, for the reasons in The libel stated and
that said cause will staud for trial At the City Hall
in the city Of Washing gton, on ths FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER next, when and who're all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condemns
tlon should not bo decreed, and to Intervene for
sep,ember rs, 1857. RI MBIGs,
oef .qavtd TstArl CLERK.
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RAHROADa.

T II r o U @ II LIN II BETWEEN
4 MhsHrseroE, PHrLADrLfHIA, AEp Slw
wAsnseror, Jan. q, lssT-aoor.
Trains between washinston and Few Yort are now
FOR HEw York, without shs.ss Of ssrs,
Leave daily tsxsspt Sunday a T.+b q n. 1alb
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday 81 LS g. IN. and lals
and $50 and p. m. -
Lsays for Hsw York and Phiisdslphis 81 100 p.
n. only.
Sleeping ears for New York on 700 p. m. train
daily.
Through tickets 10 Phlladslphia, New York or Bos.
ten, can be had at the Station once At all hours In
the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad sdysrtissmsa,
for schedule between Washinston, Baltimore, An .
naisolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of rraB soortation
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Aren't
0lo. Q. K00nTZ,
Agent. washinstoa.
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DHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON.
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
fIMI fABLB.
osnnsnsins hoHpLr, April 18th. 1905
Trains for Baltimore and vs,hinstos lsavs Phla.
dslphia ~ follows:
$40 q m, HIprsss (soadsys excepted D II. 40 .
Hxprsss. = ''
Way Nail Train for Balu a ,rs d sis .. N.
TRAINS FROM BALTIhoAl TO PHILADELPHIA.
sxPress; l. 10 p. m. Hxprsssi SIS p. n. Rrprsss
sD p. m, Kxprsss.
SUNDAY TRAti
40 q, m. and II. 90 p. m.
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia 81 e7s p. n
Leave Baltimore for New York at as p. N.
mhio II. y. KINNEY, suparintsntent
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FIN A n o L A L.

Ell n A N q I A L.
lay 600 KE 4 90,
rIrrxKNrH STREET, opposite TEE TREASURY,
buy and sell al current market rates, and keep coz.
ssntiy on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvKs.rHrRrrEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for Stocks, Bends &C., executed, and oolss.
H.n. made on all accessible points.
sep pi.du
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WARRINGTON.
H.B. ossxs, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. Prssidsnt,
". Husrrsoros, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AaKNr OF THB UNITED STATES.
1orH srasxr, opposite TN TREASURY pErAHrnxsr.
Government securities with Treasurer Usitsd st.tsa,
s<ONE MILLION DoLLARs.a
We buy and sell all sla.ss. Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and max. Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL oIrrKs OF THR UNITED
STATES.
We purchase aOvsrnmOn, Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL Asp PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO GOVERNMENT
LOANS At all times ehesrfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHIssrss, March %, 1855. NH al-du
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SEATON H0USE-JouS II. SEHxEs.

Jane, Ks1nsdy, Mich. Charles '. seppsr, BAltl.
more; W r. Black, Philadslphia; hi Busby, George
=. Sherman, Va; A. q. Pisrson, n. Y; John Ped.
MuTPhey, Cincinnati, ohio I. DreIler, Mobile, Ala
g. Conway, Cal. Mrs. Msrstsller, Va. r G. Jack
snn \ Y.
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T.. RARTHOI.Ow,
MOUNT VERNON MARBLE

LARGE STOCK or MARBLE MOEOMBNTS
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
a.rtst North, between sixth and seventh ''ra'.r
ueaTtho Post Ofeo Department,
Essps constantly on hand large and most sItensiT,
assortment Of srATUARY, ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN
MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, &c.
Also. a complete variety Of Marble Mantels, COun-
ter slabs. and Tiles, which he offers low for cash.
Isn-tft
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DROP0sALS FOR BRICK AND


Proposals will be rOesiyed at the oaee Of the su.
perinsndsnt Of the Unlted States Marine Hospital at
Chicago Ill, until IL o'clock, IN November 1857,
for funishipg and delivering ut the site OF the build
ing $50 900 best front bricks The same must be
well burned, free from all mari or lime, and Per:
feetly sound Of q hne surface and even colori and
none will be accepted unless perfectly satisfactory
to the supsrintsndent. Bach proposal must be &C,
com MED by sample Of the bricks proposed, and
properly marked with the name Of the bidder, and
uit be Submitted before the opening Of the bids.
Also, at the same time and place, for furnishing
and deli ysrpg 900 900 common hard burned bricks
for partition walls and backing They must be SOUND
and we'll burned, no attention being paid to color
Proposals will also be received for furnishing ana
delivering, at the same place. about $1,000 suPsIh
cial feet Of stone for the facing Of the upper walls OF
said building. The same to bo In random courses,
but invariably laid on quarry bed. Three quarter,
Of the stone facing 10 have an average thieknesso o
siT @ Inohes and one quarter Of the same to be ten
U0) Inches or over, and TO be PAID ior py he SUPER"
| eial foot measured In the wall, ,uo
All bids must be accompanied BY the bohd o. W.
responsible persons in the sum OF ss'oVo, snn 'v
bidder will accept and perform the CONTRACT
| awarded to him. ,, :, ..,.o, .,v ~
| ali the BIDS II deemed for Its interest 70 DO SO
Tha deliyery Of the above materials 70 pegin on or
bafora the ibtk Of March, 1865 and tho whole to be
dsiiysrsd BY the sist Of July, 1905 uv.srvp
| oel4.td Bupsrintsndsnt.
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hattsring success Names Of all pur hasers will be
registered, and entire satsfaetion not given In
every Instance, the money will be eheerfully re-
funded. Price BY mail, sealed, and postpaid, q
Descriptive eiIeuiars end tsstimoaials mailed free
2s6 River street, Troy. N. Y. Solo agents for the
Unitsd States. mhls-d&wlys
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ST. 100000 IN WATCHES
FOR SALE ON THR POPULAR

FOR SALE ON THR POPULAR
GONE PRICE PLAN, "a
Giving every patrons
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

|T UMBER, LIME AND CEMENTl
30, 900 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumber.
600 900 Bangor Laths.
2oo 900 feet Of white Pine and Spruce seantling.
Also, Fence Piokets, Hemloek, Boards, Rails yost
&e &e Just received and for sale at wharf foot
Of Seventh street s.P PBRowH 4 son,
ds2 465 Ninth street., bet. Z and y.
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az The Healing Pool-An Essay 70

Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the Dis.
eases and Abuses which create impSdlments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief Sent in
scaled letter envelopes free Of charge. Address DR..
J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. seT-3m
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DYER S HoTEL-J. B, DYER.

Morgan, Baltimore, Nd John Wallis, Eoekford, Ill
1T Hall, Baltimore, Nd. James Boyd. Lynehburg,
Mobile, Ala. ; Asa O Lsndon, Troy. Penn. Mrs. La.
thorn; John T. B. Scott, gastyill, Va; William G.
al
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GOAL AND WOOD.
On hand and for sale, at the lowest market rates.
the celebrated Lykens Valley, Lorberry, shamofin,
and Baltimore Company Goals, Egg, Stove, and Par
mace siIes.
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, sawed and
split to any length and sire, or In the stick.
The above delivered 10 any part Of the city at short
notice Q. L. sHERlrf,
once Penn. ay. , bet Cd and ~ streets.
Ies-u Yard and Mill AZ st. and Canal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

Fun AT Hexs.-Don't be afraid Of o
little fun at home, good people. Don't
shut up your houses lest the sun should
fade your carpets, nor your heart, lest o
hearty laugh should shake down some
of the musty old cobwebs there. If you
want to ruin your sons, let them think
that all mirth and social enjoyment must
be left on the threshold without, when
they come home at night. When once
a home 10 regarded as only a place to
eat, drink and sleep in, the work begins
that ends In gambling houses and reck-
less dissipation. Young people must
have fun and relaxation somewhere, ii
it is not found at their own hearthstones
it will be sought at other and perhaps
less profitable places. Therefore let the
FIRE burn brightly OF night, and make
the homestead delightful with all those
little arts that parents perfectly under
stand. Don't repress the buoyant spir-
its Of your children; half an hour OF
merriment round the lamp and freight
of a home, blots out the remembrance
of many o caro- and annoyance during
the day, and the best safeguard they
can take with them into the world is
the unseen influence of q bright, light
domestic freside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23
pollrlcA1 oplsloxs.-The sacramen.o

P~oLlrIcAL OpMIoSs.-The Sacramento
correspondent of the San Francisco
Times writes, under date of December
18th, concering some matters in our
State; but how much truth there is 10
the statements the public can best
judge. Here is what ho says:
"Nevada-I mean the State-supplies
several hard-workers here for the Sena-
torial fight. Coming over, they bring
news of the preparations already being
made in that State for the ncxt Senate
rial fight there. They say that Stewart
has procured the dead-head passage, on
the round pleasure trip, of several Ne
yadans who desired to make n visit
home, via Panama, this season. Dc
Long is sending men out from Virginia
to distant portions Of the State to "lo-
cate" and return to the Legislature on
his behalf. John B. Winters is work
inc assiduously to carry Story county
next Fall, where both Stewart and De
Long are unpopular. The general re-
mort is that Winters has the best chance,
IL he does not spoil it by drawing out
tin the time of trouble or just before
the break O. day. And oil the while the
Democrats are very confident Of carry
ing that State. The recent arrivals re-
port that many rampant Radicals have
suddenly become conservative, and that
those Union politicians who have noto.
riously hold their peace for the last six
months or year on main questions
waiting for tho cat to jump, have come
out as 'always-was-conservative,' etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23
THE RECENT EARTHQUAKES AND HuR-

The RECENT EARTHQUAKES AND HUR-
RrcAgEs Tho terrible commissions
which have recently occurred in the
West Indies, and which seem TO have
extended in a narrow belt round the
world, though assuming their most ter
rife form in the neighborhood Of st.
Thomas, offer q most interesting subject
for the Investigations of scientific men.
It seems apparent that they spring from
q common cause, and, when their phe-
nomena are correctly noted and ex-
planned, it is probable that the n
and tho laws which govern its manifcs-
tations, will not long remain unknown.
Some progress seems to have been made
already, as we learn from the account
published in tho Time, of Saturday last,
of the prediction by Professor Delisser,
of Kingston, Jamaica, of IN earthquake
or hurricane within twenty-four hours
Of the 18th of November. This predic-
ton was made three weeks previously,
and was based upon astronomical cal
culations. No full account of the theory
has yet reached US; but, whatever 1t Is,
it is certainly deserving of great atten-
ton, as about the date he fixed, earth
quakes and hurricanes occurred all over
the West Indies, and in several other
parts of the world. 1t may be possible
that the recent meteoric shower which
occurred at about the same time, may
have had some connection with these
terrestrial phenomena.-S. p. Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23
How TO HAVE A LOVING WIrR.-A cor
respondent sends the following to the

How TO HAVE A LOVING WIFR.-A cor
respondent sends the following to the
Psychological Journal:
If you would have a loving wife DO rs
gentle in your words after rs before
marriage; treat her quite US tenderly
when a matron as when q miss ; don't
make her the maid Of all work and ask
her why she looks less tidy and neat
than when you "irst knew hor 5" don't
buy cheap, tough beef, and scold be-
cause it does not como on the table
" porter-house )" don't grumble about
squalling babies if you cannot keep up
a"nursery," and remember that u baby
may take after its papa" in his DISPOSE
ton /; don't smoke and chew tobacco,
and thus shatter your nerves, and spoil
your temper, and mako your breath a
nuisance, and then complain that your
wife declines to kiss you 60 home joy
Gus and cheerful to your supper, and
tell your wife the good news you have
heard, and not silently put On your hat
and 20 out to the club +" or =" LODGE"
and let her afterwards learn that you
spent the evening at the opera or at a
fancy ball with Mrs. Dash. Love your
wife !; be patient /; remember you IRE not
perfect, but try to be let whisky, tobac-
CO and vulgar company alone /; spend
your evenings with your wife, live q de-
cent, Christian life, and your wifo will
be loving and true-if you did not mar
~ a heartless beauty without sense or
worth ; if you did, who is to blame if
you suffer the consequences?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

AN ACCOMMODATING You've MANA
little incident, saysthe Hartford Courant,
occurred recently in n of the cars Of
the Hartford and New Haven Railroad,
which gave q gratifying proof of the
Difference paid by young men to the
wishes of the ladies, and their readiness
to supply a want as soon as it becomes
known. The only vacant sitting in the
car was on a seat occupied in part by q
young man, who ut once made room for
the lady by his side. AS Don as she
was seated, with a look Of relief min
gled with one of solicitude, tho lady
asked her seatmate: "Do you chew to-
bacco2" "No, ma'am," was the reply,
shut can get you o chew, if you like"
The look Of disgust again crept over the
lady's face, while those sitting by smiled
audibly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

JuBILANr.-The Sacramento Record,
of Friday, speaking of the result of the
Democratic caucus, says:
"The excitement upon the announce
ment of this ballot was intense, and
Casserly's friends were, of course, jubi-
liant. The nominee was sent for and
made a neat and appropriate speech.
After the adjournment of the caucus his
friends got out the brass band, and re-
pairing to his rooms at the Magnolia,
gave the champion a serenade and called
upon him for q speech. In response,
he thanked them for the honor conferred
upon him, and pledged himself to look
after the interests of his State when he
should assume the duties Of the Office to
which no had been chosen. ]. w. Man
doville was was next called for and
made some remarks about the restora-
ton of the Union. Coffroth followed
in o characteristic speech, and after
cheering and shouting for some time ,
the crowd and baud repairing to the
room of Jos. P. Hoge, and giving him
a lively air or two, brought him to the
balcony with o brief response. He ex-
pressed himself satisfied with the result,
and seemed to submit gracefully. The
music and shouting and cheering was
kept up until near midnight, when the
crowd dispersed"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

In England it has been proposed and
received with favor to institute a system
of accidental insurance for miners, tho
mine-owners paying the premiums and
insuring the men, while, on the other
hand, the companies are to issue policies
not to each individual by name, but for
such a number of persons employed.
The individual miners might come or go
without affecting the policy, and in case
of fatal accident in the mine the insur-
ance would be paid without reference
to identity of the victims, but according
to the number and rank of the men. In
this way, with the least amount Of trou-
BILE, the families would secure benefit
from the insurance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

The New York Times suggests that the
next duel between the Wises and the
"Lost Cause" be o triangular one, to
DO conducted after the following man
ner
One of the Wises would have to ERE
at Pollard, while Pollard fred at the
other Wise, and this other Wise at the
FIRST Wise. We do not see how it could
be impartially arranged-otherwise.
Why not stand them up back to back
and let them blaze away crosswise p
Carson Appeal.
Or lay them down and make 'em shoot
lengthwise. Most uiss conclusion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23
NERVOUS CospIr1oN.-Sacramentans

NERVOUS CoSDlrIoN.-Sacramentans,
at this season, are in a nervous condi-
ton. Each citizen keeps o sharp look
out-glancing one eye on the rising
river and, the other on the desperate
looking "rotators"-disciples of rota-
ton in ofice-who line the road between
"Bascom's grocery" aud the Orleans.
Already the seal Of disappointed expec-
tations dis6gure the once hopeful coun-
tenances of many, who discovered to
their sorrow that there are not offices
enough to Ego round" Every other
man on the street looks like q depressed
bladder, and appears to be connecting a
scheme to rob a chicken roost, or return
to the land Of his birth.-StOekton IN
dependent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

INDIAN SHor.-The Shasta Courier Of
December l4th SAYS: Some time ago q
white man on tho upper Sacramento
persuaded q squaw to leave her Digger
mate and live with him. The Digger
visited the squaw clandcstinely and per-
suaded her to desert the white man,
and in order to keep out Of his way
they removed their lodge and took up a
temporary abode some distance above
this place, on the river. A few days
after their removal the buck was found
dead, with several bullet holes in his
body, and the squaw is again in the
possession of the white man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23
our coNr1NnNrA1 INTEaIoR.

Few people on either. the Pacific or
The Atlantic coasts Of America have
my sort of adequate conception of the
extensive and important
country now so rapidly being developed
and brought into notice through the pro-
gressive spirit of tho Yankee nation, in
The heart of the great continent where
on we dwell. It's but q few years since
vast Illinois prairie was considered
uninhabitable, yet it is now thickly set
tied, and covered with some of the
finest farms under the sun. "0nward
and Westward the star of Empire takes
its way" until now Illinois is consider
cd far within the borders of civilization,
and the frontier hundreds Of miles be-
yond. The Pacific States spraug up as
by magic, and Eastward across the
snowy Sierra the tide of emigration
recoiled; Nevada came into existence,
and the Silver Age was inaugurated.
1t is wonderful to look back and re-
feet upon tho progress of emigration
since the first few struggling adventur-
ers threaded theirslow and toilsome way
across the great American Desert to
Oregon and California, each year in
increasing ratio, until now, With tho
fast onward progress Of the great con-
t~iuental railroad, We can almost i'm
agine we hear the rush and roar OF Inc
advancing thousands hurying West
ward towards US. Villages, towns, aud
cities are springing up with q rapidity
never dreamed of, all along their line
of march, and where only last year the
buffalo passured, broad farms arc located
which next year will be made to pro-
ducs bountiful crops of grain.
Tho eastern base of the Rocky Noun.
tains is reached and there within twelve
days travel of US lies Cheyenne, scarce
sven a yearling city, supporting three
well conducted daily newspapers of e1-
~tensive circulation, and vigorous, enter
terprising tone. Next year, however,
Cheyenne will be Left behind, and al.
though its advantageous location in.
sures its pregnancy, yet it will be mere.
ly q way station to tho great railroadi
an interior city, through which the
screaming locomotive will whirl hurry
ing thousands to 9 fields beyond, and
to the Pacific Ell Dorado.
East Of the Rocky Mountains
lies the most extensive undevelopet
farming country, but between thai
range and the Sierra Nevada, is thu
grand mineral region of the world, thu
true valuo of which is as yet hardl!
even taken into consideration. Minera
of every variety, and in the creates
abundance, is everywhere lying in ricl
profusion, awaiting to be brought t.
light by the developing hand of man
Gold, silver, copper, iron, lead, coal
salt, everything is there.
The progress of development and dis
covery will keep pace with that of tn
railroad, and on either side a broad bel
Of rich will be opened to thu
world, calling for many diverging line
Of railroad. Among the mountain
ranges Of the interior, lie numerous
valleys and gladcs, where farms will b
laid out, settlements spring up, ant
mineral and agricultural wealth viii
combine to render what has been SC
long known as the great American Des'
ert,.a rich and populous country, sec
ond to mont of its extent on the face o
the globe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-23

A CURIOSITY in the way Of question
and answer is reported in the testimony
taken before the Coroner's jury that is
investigating tho recent railroad disas-
ter near Cincinnati. A witness was
asked the question: "Supposs the brakes
in good order, and tho engine reversed,
the wheels sliding, with the Momentum
Of the train driving it ~along-how far
would she go?" To which he replied,
"She would keep going until she would
stop,"