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ATTORNEY ATLAW


WTlll practice in the Circuit Courts
w Panola, TalIahatchie, alobusha,
Lafayette, Marshall and Desoto counties
The Chancery Court at Holly Springs
and the Federal court at Pontotoc.
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TsaiR APpaElgesE2c IS,

The Mail from Memphis arrives or tuesday
:.,d Saturdays at II O'Clock noon, and depart
fox Mompbis at ] o'clock the nn' DAYS; yz;,o5,as-
Tine Mail from Gzford arrives on " ednes-
,Iay eysaiA5s. att O'Clock, anl departs tuesday
mo7nin ar I o'clock.
The Mail fro Carrollton, arrives thHFsaN
evenings at 7 O'clock, anI dcirlrts on Monday
mornings at ) 5o'cIock.
The Mail for Carro!}t1n closes on Sunday eve
nings at s O'Clock. MI. -o
IN, Mail for Memphis closes on Tueseay's
and Saturday. at = O'Clock noon,
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VALE SCHOOL.

VHHE subscrib ber who has an eXper-
ience of twelve years in she busi-
ness OF teaching school, proposes No
omen a male school in the town OF "a
mi, 10 commence on the End monday
in January next. The school will be
divided into sessions of FIVE months
each. at the following
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PARIS FAsHIONsj in, ADVANCE

As elegance and eeonomyi in dress are equally
desirable, we offer great inducements toFcountry
leaders, in our monthly descriptions of the fash
ions, accompanied by our coTorcd plate, which
VIC give at least, two months in advance of eve
~ cotempoEary, beicg enabled to do this from
correspondents in London and Paris. So COM
petely hayewc outstripped all rivalry in this
point, that the other magazines how only occa-
sionally furnish the fashions. But as long as
raste in dress is desirable, patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable to the sez, in or
der te keep the run of the changes in dress. But
in order that other illustrations may not have to
give place for them, we shall publish
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Gallery OF Beauty.

The Gallery Of American Beauty will be
feature ofthis book. in whichwill constantlyap-
paar portraits Of ths most beautiful of the sez.-
Another CHARACTERISTIC will be
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Another chasacterstic will be
AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,
The ether Illustrations shall be executed by
Distinguished either for pictueresque beauty OF
for historicalassaci iations. .
The osher illustratations shall be executed. by
tee first American Artists, and he in every va
riety. and style, Wis Lane and Supple Engra-
rings; Colored Fiorers and Birds; lace Work
efd Eaabroiferg, Rcg1ges erecutcd IN 1Ints,
Quarre's Superb Dssigs's, &c.
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
cuted by the best artists, shall continue to grace
our book We shall be the first to seize the nov
elites of the day.
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THE MAGAZINES FOR Is4z.

w M. TAYLOR ~ co, No.2 Astor HOuss.
w viii publish on TU ESDAY RFXT, the NEE
YoRk ILLUSTRATED M CANINE for Jana
airy, Ie47. Edited by Lawrence LabfG8.
The atiend0n of all who intend subscribing to
Magazine fdr the ensuing year is solicited as wtS
contents, entirely original from the pens of our moSt
popular authors, and with four beautiful Stes.
Patcs Ia each number, the "IIustrated" will iaha
lenge competition with any MagaziHe of It's kind IN
the cOunuy.
Among the contributors T. The January number
will be found the names Of Mrs. f. o Smith Nrs
s. Osgood, Grace Greenwood, c. F. Hoffman, w q
Smms, A. b. street, Edward Maturin, Seba Smith
and Others Of well known reputation.
The Plates which will be found equal ia merit TO
the reading matter, are executed by w. q. lack
man, in his We known style of Workmanship.
Those IN the January number consist of-Ths Viz
nette, from in original painting; Courtship of DdS
hey aRd Nephew, from the original, by FIagg; Trout
fishing, from an original, by Henry Inman; Nv
Cousin Kate-an equestrian figure.
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or desire to make suitable Christmas or New Year
Present. .n
Terms-0ne copy SO per aRnum-two copies Ss-
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Publishers, No, 2 Asnr House, N. Y, aud
dl4lW Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
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1mrritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DRc. l6, l84S.

Tr, AND COFFEE. 1t is proposed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, to levy duty o.
twenty-five per cent upon tea and cofeo; and
rs money will be required for the prosecution
of the war against Mexico, the proposed meas
urc will be very proper. 1t has been favor
tie doctrine with some persons, that duty OF
these articles necessarily enhances the price o.
them to the consumer; and We remember well
that, when some years ago, we advanced d'''
ierent opinion, particularly in regard to cohee
wo we're assaulted for our supposed ondeavor to
misleaA the public mind. Facts, however
have conclusively shown that we were right
as will be seen by the following table
Shouting the quantity Of Coffee imported into M'
Unitsd States each year from 1921 to 1914,
Nth The foreign cost and rate Of duty as tur'
n;shed 10 Congress by the Secretary OF h'
Treasury, in December, lS45.
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CoLp WEATHER. For some days past the
weather has been piercing cold, which has ne
doubt produced extensive Suffering in our city
Nor have we any right to suppose, that the
weather will prove to be much milder before
the regular approach Of spring This, then, is
the season for the exercise of benevolent feel
ings, by relieving the necessities of the widow
and the orphan, many of whom are no doubt
shiyering with cold from their inability to pro-
cure fuel "The open hand and generous
heart, will comfort the poor infant" "He
who has store, should not forget the poor"
If all who can spare little without inconvenl-
ence, will only give, the widow and the or
phan may be rendered comfortable. Gle who
exercisest not sweet charitY-is nought, though
rich, and vain, and proud he be-" for charity
is considered the greatest of christian virtues
If then, we would discharge our duty accePta-
bly,, let US administer comfort to the worthy
poor-to those females and children, who,
however laborieusly they may toll, cannot earn
sufficient to give them wholesome food and
warm freside, during the Indictment season oil
winter.
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Visiimg Troops 10 The Funeral. The follow
ing Military Corps have reported themselves
to Major James o. Law, Commander of the
Escort, who intend being present at the Ring
gold Funeral: The Laurel Troop, Col, Ca
prom, commanding, of Prince Georges Coun-
ty; the Frederick Hussars, Captain Edward
Schley; Howard Light Horse, Col. Carroll,
commanding; the Ringgold Dragons, OF
Rocky Spring, near Frederick, Md; Company
A. of the Delaware Dragons, Maj. Andrews,
commanding; Hagerstown Horse Guards, Cap
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DEADLY WEAPONS. The practice OF carry
inr deadly weapons is so common, as TO have
become dangerous; and we think that the leg
stature of Maryland would render great ser
yico to the peaceable portion of the community,
by passing law forbidding all persons under
a severe penalty, to carry such weapons 1t Is
not unusual to see mere lads decorated with
dirks, Bowie knives, or pistols; and these wea-
pons, we know, are not unfrequently been car
ried by colorod boys. Had such a law been in
existence, our esteemed townsman, Mr. Gran
ston, would not be now lying dangerously
wounded for dischargng his duty as good Cit
izcn. We are called upon frequently to re-
cord outrages committed by persons secretly
armed, especially when under the influence OF
liquor; when, if they were forbidden to carry
arms, their assaults would be comparatively
harmless. The peaceable citizen wears no dirk,
or other dangerous weapon, and hence is UNI
prepared to resist the assault Of an armed ruff
fan; but, should no restraint be imposed upon
the carrying of deadly weapons, all men Will
have to arm in selfdefence. We pray MEM
bers of the legislature to take this subject into
their serious consideration, as it is one OF great
importance to the community.
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HERBERT'S NEW NOVEL.
THNHE RODIAN TRAITOR.

N IT I'VIl FflIH OF TIE hEFUBLIUs
BIT W. H. HERBERT, ESQ, -
Author Of"OliVer CROMWELL" &c. Sc, was publish
ed on SATURDAY, Dec .l2ih, in two Volumes, at Is
cts. each.
The Roman Traltoris very clever book Ii Is full
Of power and vg0r.-Court JournGl.
The dedication Ito Or. Hayuey, by The author, in
the character of an old Etonian) offers guarantee
for adherence TO truth in classic dela, which is well
supported in the work. The fiction is well woven
with The history III ougheut, and the effect is pictur
esse and life like Globe.
Taking CataIne's conspiracy for his subject Mr.
Herbert mas formed bsld grand Outline, and filled
il up with taste and jud .ment. Moreover with the
great historic incidents he has interviewer beautiful
love stOry.-Nnv. Nil. Gazette
A very powerfully written novel Of the classic
ages. The author has surmouated all difficulties
achieving for himself, in this department of lers-
ture, proud success.-DiSpdtch.
For sale, wholesale and retail, By
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
daft Jarvis Building, Baltimore, Maryland
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NEW YORK, Dec. Is.

NEW YORK, Dec Is.
The 4 ,ur market is still firm, with an advance on
Yesterdays prices. Sales this morning soon after
the opening of the market of Genesce brands at
SIS 37I. Holders generally ask S5433. Western
-four has also partaken OF the advance, with sales at
$685. SIS 81, i@d held at the latter price. am not
aware OF any transactions in Southern brands.
There is a better feeling in The grain market, with
bu little variation Sales of Genesee wheat at lisa
ll6c Corn has slightly advanced with sales of new
white at Sic, and yellow do. ut SIC. per bushei.-
Whiskey % cts per gallon
Cotton, provis ons and groceries remain as last
auoted,-PqtTiot
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n3- TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE-DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, the celebrated and intallibe re
medy for the care Of Consumption, Asthma and
Liver Complaint, was discovered some six or seven
wears ago, in the city Of Philadelphia, the residence
of one of the distinguished ysicians that ever
lived Since that time II has, by Rs own merits,
been rapidly, surely and safely working It's way
through the opposition Of quacks and e0unerfeiters,
until by its true value and inuInsc excellence, it
has gained for itself most enviabe popularity, and
established itself in the confidence Of ueHige nt
and enlightened public from one end OF the CONT
nent 10 the ether The testimony of thousands who
nave been relieved and cured by III valuable art-
ole, will show thai ii stands unrlVaIIed-at the head
of all other medicines for the Of diseases for
which il is recommended. The genuine DIR. Wis
tar's Basam of Wild Cherry is for sale by duly
appointed agents, and ali fespt table dealers in
medicines, in all large cities and all important towns
throughout the United States, Canadas and British
provinces.
BE careful and get The genuine and original DR..
Wisiar's Balsnm of Wild Cherry, signed |. Bats,
on the wrapper. On hand and for ale by
Il. ii. STABLER CO., 100 w. Pratt st.
Also by Geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High E,
Seth S. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Mith
* Atkinson, 26S Baltimore ct; Candy X Bartlett.
cor. Lombard Light sts J. f. Perkins x Brother,
cor. Green and Franklin streets; Joseph B. STAINS
bury, 81 Thames-st; Dr. Il. II. Perkins, corner Bal
timore and Green streets; George II keeTl, No. j23
Baltimore street; and N. N. Robinson, SO North Gay
street. dl4-lw
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THE N, Y. ILLUsTRAFED mAGAzYNE

FOR JANUARY, Is47.
II UST PUBLISHED, this splendid monthly
eP for January, with several aud original EN-
beisbmrhs, unsurpassed for beauty of design and
execution such az
VlGNE1"IE TO the new volume. by Boucher.
COUkTHHlP of DOMBY L NEPHEW, by Plags.
TROUT FISHING,
MY COUSIN KATE, sc. sc,
The articles are all Of high order, and of the
most interesting description, by the following con
tributOrs.
Mrs. Il, o. Smith, Sebl Smith,
Mrs, r, O5g00d, Ernest Hetenstein,
W. G. smith, Il. =. Greeley,
q. +. Hoffman, w. A. Jones,
Barry Barnett, and others.
Now Is the time TO subscribe, with the CONNIE ace
mtnt of the new volume Cali and look at il III
cannot FIJI 10 pease) at the Book EmDonu . of
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
dist and Jarvis BullCiEg, North street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY h co. I
nnnnSite Rarnuns Rait Md {

. Opposite Barnum' Bait Md.
GNOFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md Conssli.
dated Lottery, class No. 3, for 1876: For benefit
of Town of Bel-Air: .... I'D .,. 100. f..
As % 4s 26 80 9 10 % so al 90 IL rs 20
and 49, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each sos
80 and 49, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each is
rs and 80 being the 5lh and 9th drawn Nos zach II
All having Two of the drawn Nos OR them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 4" y
Ii EMORY * CO, NOM Calvertst.
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RESIGNED. John NJ. Reed, Attorney Gen
eral oi Pennsylvania, and VIM. A. Stokes, one
of his deputies, have rendered their resigna-
tions to the Governor. The cause is said to
originate out of difference of opinion between
Gov. Skunk and Mr.. Reed, upon the question
of the city's subscription to the Pennsylvania
railroad. Hon, Benz. Champneys, of Lancas-
ter, is spoken of as likely to be MIR. Reed sue
cessof
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BALTIMORE GENERAL DISPENsARY

L.
N. r cerner Of Fdyette GHG Liberty streets.
FHNH attending Physicians Of this institution are
n directed by the Managers to take charge of the
INDECENT sick hitAerlO who may be willing to re-
ceive their services, in all those parts Of the city
west Of Jones' Fails. The attending physicians arc
For the North west district, Dr. 5. L. Tilghmsn,
Office 46 ST. PauI's street.
For the Eastern district, ID. ]. w. Houck, Office
1903 Mulberry street.
For the Southern district, Or. z. Donaldson, OF.
flee N. f. corner Lexington and Liberty streeu.
The Northwest district comprises all that part OF
the city West of Howard street and North OF Pratt
street
The Eastern district comprises sl that part of the
city West of Jones' Falls, South Of Pratt street. as
far Light street, and all that part West of jones'
Falls Nnrh Of Pratt street, as far Howard street
The Southern District comprises all that pat OF tho
city West OF Light street aud South of Pratt street.
In cases of emergency any OF the Physicians may
be called m
The Physicians attend daily al The Dispensary be-
tween the hours OF and ii O'Clock A. M, except
Sunday when the attendance is from 10 10 O'Clock
A. M, The Dispensary is open from to O'Clock,
A, NJ ;, and from O'Clock TO shutdown during the
week. On Sundays from 10 II O'Clock, A. M.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
Doctor w. w. Handy, Doctor rhos II, BueGler,
" A q. Robinson, Thomas Wright,
& n r. Smith, J. II. w. Dunbar
Doctor George y. Gibson
When practising physicians of the city are serving
the poor without compensation their prescription
directed to The General DspensGry and sig ned by them
put up by the ApOheGary Of the institution gratis
II is requested that lost children lie brought 10 the
Dispensary, where they will be kindly provided for
in conformity with the city ordinance. dl6-Itt
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This table conclusively proves, Tin the Ian
guage of the Republican and August that
the rate of duty imposed upon coffee, has had
nothing to do either in increasing or Iessenlng
its pricc;"-preciscly the ground we assumed
when il was proposed to make this article free.
We hope, then, that the proposed duty both
upon tea and coffee, will be imposed without
delay, as it will add considerably to the public
revenue at a time when all increase is most
needed.
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FINANCIAL OFFICER. MIR. Secretary Walker
has decided, it is said, that Mr.. Corcoran, OF
the firm of Corcoran & Riggs, of Washington,
shall be the government depository and disbur-
ser of the public funds, for paying the mile
age and per diem Of the meMbers of congress
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PEACE WITH MEXICO. A gentleman from
Mexico, well acquainted with the feelings of
the people and the government, is now in New
York, who states that the Mexican congress
will appoint commissioners this month to meet
commissioners at Havana, or such point as may
be mutually agreed upon, to negotiate treaty
oc peace.
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BARGEs FOR THE WAR. Captain Gardiner,
of Bristol, r. l., has made contract to furnish
a number of Barges for the navy, which are
now built in Warren, Bristol and Newport
The largest are to be 90 feet long by IL wide
A number of batteaux are to be constructed to
facilitate the landing of troops on the Mexican
onast
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HEAVY CARGO. The ship Rappahannock
cleared from New York for Liverpool on Sa-
turday with cargo consisting of provisions
mainly, weighing 1898 tons, and the freight
upon which will amount to $4,000. The
cargo consisted of cotton, flour, corn meal, tur-
pentine and rosin, apples, navy bread, soda
crackers, in barrels and boxes, bacon, cheese,
butter, shocks, and hogshead slaves.
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u1AR FAMED THROUGHOUT the world.

WNAR FAMED THROUGHOUT the world!
~ EMORY & cos old established Prize OHice. 4
Emory 4 Co. pay postage. All letters addressed
10 Emory s. Co. meet with prompt attention, and
the postage paid both ways, which gives our country
friends the sane chance az those ia the city. "'
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. Emory & Co. send to
all their correspondents the NJ IN ayers official draw
ing mmed alely after the Lottery is drawn, free of
postage.
The OLD FIRM Emery l. Co. the oldest Lst-
terry firm in the United STAKES, and have sold more
large prizes than all the combined No miscarr-
aye of letters when directed to Emory Il Co in fact
every one knows the firm OF Emory Co.-they
have been estab ished in the cities of Philadelphia
and New York the last forty years--not one of the
mushroom Youths here To-day and gone tomorrow;
hut to be found 1t all times at No 2Calvert street,
where all business transacted by them is strictly
confidential
Never better chance for fortune. Is Nos and
Is di avn ballots . ...
SPLENDID SCHEME--More than ono half of the
tickets are prizes. Is prizes TO II blanks in rack
ages. Emory * Co. recommend this scheme to ALL
100 SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 i prize Sc 600
prize of l0,UG0 lprzs .. 1900
And 10 of 81 500 each
tr.. Tickets 3l0--shares in proportion
Packages of % tickets EMORY Co will sell for
SlaA! This is your chance call early for a prize,
p. S.-For prize packages or siage tickets, ad-
dress the old established house of Emory X Co., Cd
Office from Market street, in Calvert.
EN- JRY CO., II. ). Lottery Agency,
Nos Caver-st., ID Lottery Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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ACCIDENT IN FIRING CANNON Mr.. VIM.
Eisenbise was considerably burnt and bruised
and MIR David Deeter had his thumb blown of
and was otherwise injured, by the premature
discharge of cannon, at Lewistown, Pa, on
Thursday last. The cannon was being fired
in honor of the Wyoming company of volun-
teers, who were about leaving for the rendez.
yous, at Pittsburg.
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10000 P sltlv 81 ss,y SSGs. .s.,
for 1886. To be drawn in the city a Baltimore, Md
TODAY, wv DNESDAY) Dec. 10, 1876. For be-
neft of Susquehanna Canal.
ID. PAINE .S co, managers
IL co. Managers,

Whole Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
90 All orders for tickets, shares or certificates
W i'll be punGuaIly attended 10.
Office No. IL SOUTH STREET,
1t D.PAINE * Co, Managers.
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PusLIc DOCUMENTS. We are indebted to
the polite attention of the Hon. Reperdy Joha-
SON, of the U. s. Senate, for pamphlet copy
of the Presidents Message.
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Ny- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Rreast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dietc his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. ap6
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THE VOLUNTEERS. The quota Of volunteers
for the war, from Massachusetts,, will be brought
into service by companies. One company Is
now full, and is commanded BY Capt. E lward
Webster, son Of Senator Webster.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE MEXICAN WAL

:" OLUNTEEEt S FUH TIE MEATCHN W n Il
v WANTED Twenty men being required TO
fill up the company Of Alexandria volunteers, now
being organized, the undersigned will be in attend
an,e at the Independent Greys' Armory in High
18th inst, at O'Clock, to furnish such as are dis
posed TO volunteer the necessary means of transpor
tation to Alexandria, where they will be mustered
into service without any additional expense.
dl53t JAMES q. LAW.
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m OST. "A CAMEO BRACELET, in Say or Bal
4 timore street, or between the I'D Fellows
Hall and Light streets, with the initials M. A. :"
on The inside, and the name "Mary" on the outside.
The finder will BIZ suitably rewarded by leaving ii at
the Clipper ONCE. dll-U
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The GREAT RAILROAD. We have repeat
odly referred, in terms of appreciation, to the
proposition of MIR. Whitney, to construct a
Railroad from Michigan to Oregon-and we
have quoted from the favorable report on the
subject, made to the Senate at the last session.
The project will undoubtedly be again brought
to the consideration of Congress during It's pre-
sent session; and we learn, with pleasure, that
Mr.. Whitney is now in Baltimore, and that it
is in contemplation, to hold public meeting,
so as to have an expression of tho sentiments
of our citizens on the matter. We look upon
the project as vast and important to the whole
interests of the Union. That 1t is practicable
we think fully demonstrated in the report
above referred to; but we have no doubt that
MIR. Whitney will be able to satisfy every ono
on this point. 1t would be a magnificent
achievement for the country; and the practical
benefits which it would confer are too great and
obvious to require enumeration. BY the mode
proposed for its construction, it would cost the
matchmaking cent; for it would raise
the value of the public lands along the line Of
the road, so as to repay to government the
amount received from the sale Of those applied
to the making of the road.