The Nevada Journal

A. A. SARGENT, of the Journal, leaves Nevada this morning on a tour to the Atlantic States. He goes on business, with the intention of returning again in four or five months. The readers of the Journal, however, will not lose the benefit of his pen, as he will furnish them with an account of what he sees and hears while on his way there and during his stay, by way of Editorial Correspondence, which cannot fail to be of interest to our readers.

During his absence, E. R. Bumpus will assist in the Editorial department of the paper, and will spare no pains in endeavoring to make the Journal acceptable and interesting.

While brevity will be our aim, we will give as satisfactory an account of passing events, as possible—always endeavoring to treat subjects of importance with perfect fairness.