State journal & flag., 1846-10-02

we nave Deen unaUle 10 nave INC uld'
gram cut, illustrating Professor Barnard's
views on the subject of Mr.. EIlsworih's
self acting pump, and the hydraulic ram.
We design publishing it in our next.
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The Tuscaloosa Mail ROute-Why
has il mot been Established by
the Post Office Department.
Public attention in middle Alabama, par
ticularly from Cherokee county to Tusca-
loosa; indeed, through The county of Picks
ems to the State line, has been directed 10
a mail route, direct from the East through
this entire section. Public meetings in each
of the counties through which the proposed
route would pass have been held, calling
upon the Post Master to establish this route.
Our representatives, particularly our
immediate DISQUALIFICATION. w. w.
Payne,) have been requested to exert their
influence for the establishment of this route
from Gadsden, Cherokee county, Alabama,
TO Tuscaloosa, and thence to Jackson, via
Columbus, Mississippi. The only move
we have seen is a letter to The Hon. w.
l.. Yancey, from Assistant Post Master
General, denying tine route, upon the score
of economy. We demonstrated, however,
the fact, that this route may be established,
and others discontinued, so as 10 produce
actually saving TO the Department. and
at the same time the public interest be
thereby promoted.
We desire, and the public desire, that
this route be established. We desire and
the public desire, that their letters, papers,
and documents should be brought on this
route, because they come more direct, and
in less time.
We trust that Gov. Bagby will use his
influence in this matter, as the citizens
know, and feel, when he was elected he
was thei, townsman. We also expect, in
due time. to hear from Hon. W. w. Payne,
on this subject.
We have received communications de-
string that Professor Brumby account, more
fully, for TIE pressure OF the water upwards
in Artesian wells, as it appears he has adj
vanced new theory.
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1t will be seen by the advertisement Of
Messrs. LEIGH & HAMMER, in our columns,
that they are prepared to execute Daguer.
reotype miniature licensees. We have ex-
smined several of their specimens, and we
are bound, in justice, to say. that they are
equal, if not superior, TO any thing oil the
kind we have ever seen.
Their rooms are over DR.. Smiths Drug
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We find it stated in the Washington pa
pers and others, and have no doubt of its
truth, that Mexico has refused to treat in
any shape, for peace, until the land and
naval forces of the United States are first
Withdrawn. Ii is not known whether Santa
Anna was favorable to such accuse Of
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Po"oy VI "o'' ~ Il seo"i' We 'i'us' "s"'
in earnest.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.-Ihe steam
shin Cambria arrived at Boston ON the 18th
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ult. Inc news IS not very important.
Sufficient intelligence of the destruction of
AZ, ,.o, IA .;.ol
'he co''on worm nao MOI oeeh feeei'eo'
when the Cambria sailed TO effect the price
,,r cotton motor;o,Iv Roloy ~. s,h;o;,
~, 80"
lew extracts from wilmer q Smiths Euro.
,pean Times
.-rb. ,cco,n,s from tho n.,rfao,,r;nr d;s
,,;.ts arc more cbear;n, ha,,a, fsan5 n o.s-
walls ,here and the vane of foods md ,a po
,t.a .dusnnsd ,nh Tho f;n " a 49," ,
.N,ouinr and with ,he n,nre aennral .ontdanos
u,Sh oa NJ" av;s,s ~ al nNar,ssa rt, n.o,;s,
,inn chanoe will in all nrohaht,v o ma ny
..hes aason .d,anoas f,r odn,;,,,s p.;,;st 49,
dnce ;n.o ,h ba a,na,;oa a au, asn WIS., Pr
nsw,. rfF Comes mic ona,.,;"n ao.,,u ax,. M
Cd business between ,p;s ooun,rs md ,he In;
ted States. must. in the nature Of thinos. take
place"
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