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SPICE AND COFFEE MILL

No 100 .uaga2iHc, corner of LGtnyette St
I L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community of
- that he is at all times prepared at the above
Mills and ground Coffee ground Spices OF all
kinds together with Conmea, Iomny and Gritz Steam
boats Groceries and Restaurants supplied the shortest
ap4 bm
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Memphis Packet BULLETIN

ihe 1 in x1@es e, of coap pEpNEsDAH'
The splendid Packet BULLETIN, Capt Chas B. Church.
freight passage. having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board at Canal street wharf, or to
al0 HlD DE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
n, B,-The BULLETIN will take freight for Ran
dolph, Bolivar and all landings Hatchee River and
ship at Memphis by Hatchee River packet.
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IN STORE and for sale by WILLS & RAWLINS, 81
l. Poydras
Tar-400 barrels;
Pitch-2G0 barrels;
Manuf d Virginia Tobacco-600O boxes every quality;
Domestic Liquors-40 bbls. Brandy and Gin
Peach Brandy-50 barrels;
Nails-3000 kegs assorted sizes;
COgnac Brandy and pipes pure Holland Gin AMI Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

T'E undersigned in order further to the views of the
4 Board OF Underwriters, have apart exclusively for
the storage of Hemp and other hazardous articles OF
merchandse the oNEsToRY reproof Warehouse Orleans
No % corner Delord and Magazine ss The locality, and
facility of receiving and delivering the Warehouse here
being hosting the second story requred renders this
ap5 6m GEO. r. BEARD Il co.
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EL,-rJu Just received from the manufactones Of
EIk-@T q M5 Messrs. Nuns u Fischer and A FL. Gale
" Y TI r " Co.. large supply of their superior Fl
j y j y AMOS, in style cases-a few with Cole
mans Hoian Attachment, and lves's Tuneable Reeds
Please call and examine. apott
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WATCHES, JEWERY, ETC.
H,Dyy ARD a TYLER 80 Camp street, would respect

T'DWARD A. TYLER, 80 IGRp street, would respect
T. fully invite the attention OF his friends and the p
ELR u etc, comprising Watches Of the most ap - ID
and Omen faced cases: Silver Ware of every description
consisting part of Tea Table Sugar, Salt and Mustard
spoons Forks, Ladies' Castors, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
great variety of Jewelry Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods
Pertumery, etc. -on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

~ = New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery
ssskHassa Packet, from the Lake end of the New Ca
zzaas. nal-For Mobile, Montgomery, Uetumpka,
the 18th inst at o'clock, p NJ punctualy The new and
splendid lowpesspre steamer PELICAN. Tempeton,
ter viii leave above, touching the Railroad for passen-
gers by the clock For freight passage apply
az HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
n B-Freight will be received at the Canal Warehouse.
New Basin. Tuesday for the Pelican. Passengers will
leave by the O'Clock bdges Saturday No freight will
be received later than for the clock barge SATURDAY.
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SPRING GOODS.
MRS. BANISTER'S MILLINERY dndr50
EtsaasI3 FANCY STORE, No, 66 Royal street. XII
EsIS corner Of BenyWe street-Just received from iii
VIZ Paris by direct importation-SPRING ANDEW
FANCY G0ODS-consisting Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow
Rich Silks, Bareges Fine Musins, Tissues, Fans Par
asols, etc. ETC.
a1Y~ Miiners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mhH 6m
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

WEEKLY PACKET LINE.
49, 4, For MN9t9nntgomery and Wetumpka;m,,Every
l~faAf5&R4f-4jS SATURDAY, at o'clock p. M.-The sea
zsFsFz%EnsE steamboat E. A. OGDEN, Capt. Kercheval
and the low;pressure steamboat PELICAN, Capt Temple
on-0ne Of these steamboats, leaves New Orleans for Mo
bile, Montgomery Weumpka, and all laadngs Alabama
Riyer every SATURDAY at O'clock M Shippers and
Passengers depend the punctuay of these Packets
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
ml6tf HYDE u OGLESBY, IL Poydas ST.
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The loss of the Palate supplied without clasps or ~
~
J. w all his operations TO be the pest OF work
mansp and material and 10 give satisfaction TO loe VINO
NAV pafonize him. charge VIII be made.
Old plates remodeIed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists in the country rely on having their work
promptly attended to, by sending correct model
n B-J w. can refer TO many persons who are now en-
;o..inir Tho ,aneit< his practice.
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
I IRON HUB AxLETREE PLANTATION
SaMSs4 " II q o " S AND 1mr,=-z--s
<&aMH CARTS. - All orders EssGa5F1s3AA
ESG&Sg5 for these very superior fAFfWX
articles viii meet with prc.npt atten zssszsxsszSEz
ton by leaving them with tIessrs STARK Day STAUFFHR
& Co., corner Canal and Magazine streets NewOreans
where sample may be seen.
mh25 1mis ALBERT WASHBJJRN
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-07
WORCESTER, THURS
STUMP FULLER.

Il HE subscriber now owning The right of" TEWART's
L fATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,'
oi the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut offers
me same or any parts thereof TO individuals companies
lhs machine has for some three years been found supe
o TO any other ever used from the and quickness
win when 1t does the work. and the comparatively sinai
amount OF power empoyed-twO men and yoke of cat
ue' or pair OF horses. will without difficulty, pull over
one hundred stumps from one to three feet through in
DAY and with the Machine work can be done for
Sl2, than by any other means for 100.
Another advantage is that of ground be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump, and transport il
any distance tive men can load it, and pair Of ho
draw It, IL also be used the greatest advantage in
drawing the largest rocks, and also for mevng buildings
as It's motion quite steady and much rapid than
the wndass.
Persons wishing TO purchase requested address
the subscriber OF to call him. his place of residence
where The Machine all times he in operation.
WILLIAM W. WILLIS.
Orange Oct g. lS47 SIT
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PREMIUM DAGUERRE0TVPES.
136 MAIN STREET

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy to inform the citizens of Wor-
Cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity those who have called have had
Chance TO sit, account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my rooms to call again. MIR. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skill any
who have visited Worcester, is too well established to
need any comments, suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
In New York, and is the ONLY DaguereovpisI in 'Vor
tester who has received Premium adverts
10 contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms ttpice the size Of dsy
sAers an this CITY, would invite citizens and strangers
call whether contemplating sitting not,
June e. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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MUFFS,

I'd II n l - --s
@sW OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Coos,sn,lv manufacturing and on hand for sale
CAPS
On hand and constantly manufacturing :" Si'R' H"i@i'
plush Glazed Six, Lawn and Velvet ..,, =,
Dealers in the eboVe named Goods arc Paf"OU"'S :"
vs,ed 10 examine quail les and prices
''''S ~ Il. KNIGHTS, 100 Main st.
dwl2w
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wa sill be without delicious set OF "hl'e pear
w Iy TEETH and sweet, tfagranl bfea!A, W Tss
- .on hove hem DO h by usung 2s box OF JONES
~ g11ep rolTu PASTE 1t wbitens the Teeth, nara
10 he Gums sweeens tie Brenth, and Is wihou. eA-
csoon the most beautiful and
Used. fof sfi r " - dwSm
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JOnes's Spanish Lily White.

JOAeS,S spanish LILY White
, the best Preparation ier imp triing To The Skin
natural, healthy, clear living white al he same
time making it soft and smooth.
DIR. James Anderson Practical Chemist of
says AFTER analy zing Joues's Snanish Lily White
md il possesses the beautiful and natural and al
the same time innocent white saw. certainly can
conscientousiy recommend its all whose skins re-
quire heautiyiDg."
Price 70 cents a box. For sale by ]. CIRCUIT, JR. 20I
ain ST., Worcester. dw3m-Sent a. 6l8
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BOnnets and Cloaks,

AM daily changing my assortment OF CLoAKs.
by The addition of NEW GARMENTS in every desir.
able sfyle and color.
My assortment Of BONNETS is constantly
renewed by the reception Of The latest PARIS STYLES
Ladies wishing to purchase their CIoaks, and
Hats match in color find every shade OF Cloak
ana Hat materials to MATCH either ready made or made
to their own taste short notice.
My assortment of
CLOAKlNGS, TRIMMINGS and BONNET
MATERIALS
is very extensive and complete large additions having
been made this week.
Purchasers may be sure of finding the best
assortment here at much less the usual prices and
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
Some new pattern Cloaks have just been re-
ceiVed OF hich purchasers Thy bets viii be furnished
with PATTERN GRATIS.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN,
NOV IL d6tw3t
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City Optical Rooms.

%. HhHhIlNG iON, SCI
Worcester, Sept /, le47.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY QfWOrcester, Mass, continue to effect insur
AL kinds of buildings, except those of
hazardous character, and upon Neat stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Appare
s and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds Of
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of
'seure excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills or
property eke hazardous such terms cannot fail 10
give satisfaction, dividend OF sevenyeisht cents
or the dollar made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and il is cOnf~
dony believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances the past
With these inducements offered, the public sespect~
fully invited examine the basis which this nstU~
on is established and avail themselves gifts benefits, by
applying at the COmpany's office,
No 3, under Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
e. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt Worcester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph BoydeB, do
James II. Wall, do. Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown do iona. Warren, Grafton.
James Estabrook, do. IT, A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. w. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Ho-atio N. Tower, do John Edgell, Gardner.
E. II. BEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary,
Worcester, Sept l, le47. 6Wi
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NEW sTORE.

rT~g subscriber has opened Store directly opposite
II COTTON, No. 297 Main and MOI souihofidge 81
m the transaction OF the grocery business DC shaf
~ ,ubIic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Worcester <H"u ~ n
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ERASTUS N. - s,.TA I'IONER
pfIRllSHER BOOKSEl'LEK Asp sPRSj
ISnee,sso, 10 CLAREHDOH HAHNi0I al
,,.,.s c,assical and School books
mAsce''"A ~ ali The most approved kinds. =, hand
rar.euar attention paid 70 s %wsys S'p''
and Fs s,s Stationery, Blank Bo0ss,gS
sOLsD % pattern aud Blank Book ond SovSp IN
shcr. notice, Of superior paper ana D'VHp
zoo most durable manners I'll dofgood Paper.
"kf"d' q s sE1nes OF all descriptionsni ARDs.
Poroeain and PssTi r SsrtaI psRSEsENTs
ANNUXLS AND BOOKS FOX fAh go =
'AHf- 81 f 3 In great variety. L;d,sd
,wehster,s Quarto Dictionary, uns0,.%e MAI
ss ne ,sg%s 'ns
~. 4: aespeo yoodsin his lne TO h@ eA'A''''
sssortrnsni, all II which are wsTfan.eo j, me btst
n 3l = Chop as NE chsaPess W" - wwA
NOV a..
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Cnc DatIp Gpp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Editor and Proprietor.


The price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
scnom, sevenyfye Cents per quarter if paid strictly
la advaace--Or
Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter If
got paid In advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the office, Terms,-S1,75 in
.aaanee, or $500 fnot paid in advance.
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IS ParabOia and GaEyaERic
SpTETAGTES.

and tha the on y place Forester where they can be
attained will he at his Jewelry aad Fancy Goods stere
NO 2ll MAIN STREET, 2 doors ncrlh Of the United
states Hotel.
The Galvanic Specaces are combination OF ENC ana
silver 80 constructed that current Of gavaRism is con
SANITY circulated among the Eye which is acknowledged
20 De very advantageous the sight AS well as cooling
t en- infalibe cure for The nervous Headache, and aHy
psrsss after having used them for reasonable engih OF
lime to TEST them will part with them for ten times
'aC - .tns F. H. PUTNAM,
80, If No oil Main 81.
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rEyTE unde having disposed OF the Right for hs
/ County Of Worcester of selling their PARABOLA
AND GALvANIC sPECTACLgS. to Mr GEoReE PARK,
lbey would recommend him 20 the paironlge OF their
friends and The pubic. JOHN T. PAINE d SON
= He subscriber world in his patrons and The pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency OF GEoBes PARK,
inrf the sa.e Of
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Testimonials.

q CSEKKKkUEEESAESs
THHE most positive and respectable. frequently re-
4 ceved in favor Oh JONEs'S CORAL HAIR RES
TnRATITE.
Many whose hair is scant testify its stimulating the
gTowtk Of HAIR
Others whose hair falls off, and who troubled with
Danduf testify to is nvograng aud cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations, is found TO be
UNSURPASSED for importing the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SiLKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beaut fall and universally admired.
II 10 also COMMUNICATING but IS per hottie
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale by j. GR0U
in, 20l Main ST., Forester. dw3m-Sept Is lG4s
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment {!
No. 9 Rringey HasI. NO O
Wis Establishment, which the oldest and mos non
uiar one ever established in Worcester uRtes rare
advantages for carry ing the Daguerrean Art in all lis
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which In point Of superiority and accuracy have never
been eAsellei The proprietor, Dr. Van Alstin, having
had many years OF practical experience his art pre-
pared
Challenge amy Competitor
TO trial OF Skill, either in the perfection and beauty
pasureoN pc productions, in the exceeding cheapnesA
which he s enabled TO offer them the public. He has
impaired instruments for hts exclusive use which are
superior TO any ia this city elsewhere and his pictures
winch warranted be superior 10 any that can be
produced in Worc ster put up in rich and eegan
cases, ior the To- price of
One Dollar Only.
B. STOCK Of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale DIR VAN AfSTIY
worcester, July %, dwtf
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uaInahIa mills for Sale.

rT7uE subscriber, on account Of age ana dehcs ,
la health, offer, his very valuable MUS lof sais
d- uos.y mari Of sterling and within mule o. sae
a ,ai;on AZ oakda e. consisting off Gklot mtIt
shW Mill, Lathe MAJ, and ins,s m a"s on, dee
t'rs' MN for Wheat and one for other eras1a
Machine Tor cleaning wheat &c and Corn
s ali complete running order "a Of sSd esh. Of
ousshtts . Ane t ne remaipder Wood Land good
~alen Is 1--WE" Eweng House well finished and N Coca re,
PAR situated w,ain i''een rods OF the n'ii'' WIN
Fe1ss above properly will be sold on reasSnaoS ,srm ~
l' q, he purchase money can remain "a, s,,h.c,
years desired 70, pa' oS n, premises fsa%ss
tdwlawawS
a,.rlin0 Nov 81. 1888 -
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FLOUR-FLOUR,
PATENTS.
can and Foreign Office, and agency Of the
U. S. Patent O&ce Wash,ngton,
No 90 Gfofn Gfrnnf - DOSfnn. u

RmeT1c0n and Foreign Office, and agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washtngton,
No. ~ State Street, Boston.
TTHB subscriber by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents is agent OF the u IS Patent office to re
ceivng and fo wardng the models specimens OF
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and yst, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. test validity OF inven
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
By application at this Office, inventors saved the
ime and Of journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect 10 them matters
an general Of paramount importance in order to obtain
Scati0ns dad claims. The experience OF sc
teen years. practice extensive collection of rare works.
decisions &C.. mechanical subjects, the Patent Lows
and patents Of different countries collected at mucn ex
pense during the long time this Office has beer established
together with here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford TO inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other respects might he difficult OF attainment
Il. Ii. EDDY Clpit Engineer.
Boston. Sept I, 1913. }aUaa4 ewlS &eod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-16

EARTHQUAKE IN SrcnY.-This mornings Pa
ira contains the following item, which we do not
remember TO have before, and therefore ira MS
late it:
IN the I'm of January the city of Syracuse was
first shook was felt at O'Clock in the af1e moon.
and was so violent that almost all the inhabitants
abandoned their dwellings. In a few minutes the
next shock occurred, which DESTROYED the whole
city with the exception of twenty-seven houses The
Mole was submerged, and in the place where il
formerly existed, there are now no sorpdinos less
than fifty tathoms twenty-five dead and liftv-
nine wounded Were tax en- from the ruins. The
shock felt as far as Motto Catana and in Mes
sIna, but with less violence
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D'ed on Monday 18th instant, the residence of his IA
he on Bartholomew street, THOMAS JOHN, only Of
Joseph and Sarah Calender aged IL years and months
he We also ready " How true it is that in the midst
OF lie we are IN death and how few of while the
messengers OF death untrngy forth, pause,
ordinary routine OF worldly cares, and reflect that the next
call may be made upon that also may be
moned hence to render of the deeds done the
body! With what great indifference
the daily recurring departures from midst and how many
of fail 10 apply the solemn warnings to make ourselves
ready for bssni and everlasting soourn that House
not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens' -
1t only when the startling blow falls our midst sever
ing dear link in the chain of earthly affections that
better world and seek consolation in the promises of the
Gve of all Temporal and Eternal Good Too often do
delay the day of repentance losing sight of the fact that
Death knows distinction class and that the
blooming boy may the moment be called to rest with
the gray haired grandsire.
Truly the blow has fallen heavily the bereaved family
of the subject of this notice; and the afflicted family i'll the
poignancy of their grief only find consolation the
Word of Him who gave His only Son eternal
welfare Just trembling the verge of manhood his youth
gave Indication of honorable and useful life and while
department, his upright conduct his juvenile
secured him the firm and enduring friendship of his
fellow students lie has been called hence he could
counter the bghng and communicating influences OF
with the world render pure and uneled spirit
TO the God who gave it f.
.ten Orleans, .Hdrch 16, 1S4S.
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Late Proceedings in Congress.
[By Telegraph TO the Louisville Courier, March 9
WASHINGToN March S-S p

EBy Telegraph TO the Louisville Courier March 81
WASHINGTON March SIS p. Mr.
SENATE.-In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Webster
presented the petition of sundry citizens of the
State of Virginia, praying for the appropriation of
the proceeds of the sales of the public lands to the
emancipation of slaves by purchase and the final
abolition of slavery.
The question of reception was raised by Jeffer-
son Davis.
A resolution adopted directing the Commit
tee of Naval Affairs to inquire into the expediencv
of establishing Navy Yard at Ship Island. off the
coast of the Southern part of the State of NTissis-
sppi. Also resolution for the erection of light
house on the same Island, and one at Mississippi
City
The Senate has been mostly all day engaged in
secret business upon the treaty. Nothing definite
has yet lranspired to the action of that body
npon the treaty.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-ln the House
the Speaker announced that the first business in
order was the motion of Mr.. nge rsoll to reconsider
the vote ordering the bill, making additional ap-
preparations for the deficiencies in the revenue to
a third reading
Mr.. lngersol spoke in support of his resolution.
nd was followed by Mr.. Sewell who made an
, loquent reioinder.
= The question was then taken on the motion to
reconsider, and was lost. The bill was then read
third time and passed.
The House then, Oh motion. adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-16

RAILROADS IN kENTUcKY.-The Legislature
has granted to Louisville and Lexington, nearly
all they asked in the way of charters for railways
and noble emulation will spring up. we hope
between these two cities, and be productive of the
best results. We rejoice in the firm mfalternp
course OF Louisville in favor of the proposed rail
way; in all their efforts 10 hinder delay and des-
troy the enterprise the opposition have encountered
defeat after defeat, and we believe the enterprise
now stands irmer and better in public confidence
than at any former time There will be more
fighting on this subject, but if the friends of the
road are watchtul and determined as they have
been heretofore, the issue of the remaining events
Of the contest is not doubtful.
The long delay Of kentucky in taking hold of
railway matters. Is, III some respects fortunate for
her She has now the advantage of the worlds
experience in every thing connected with the great
work and She will be able to profit largely by what
Others have learned at heavy cost These ad-
NalltaSeS are very great and if they are properly
attended to and used they will speak largely and
e1presslyely III the roads about TO be constructed
Louisville Courier, sM inst. " ~