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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE,

Steamboat Company OF georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz:
DAVID l.. ADAMS. (iron.)
CHATHAM. CronO
THOS. S. METCALF,
TENNESSEE,
Which. with tow boats aud lighters, al
ford une]unllcd iaci'lnes for transportation
Of freight to The interior Of Georgia. South
Caro'ina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con.
npc'ion with the Railroads.
The elegant steam. packet d. l.. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
and Alabama - landing freight 10y them in
E days from New York 10 Augusta.
Freight. (now taken AT reduced raies,)
will be forwarded free Of commission.
IN orfer'o prevent detention or miscar-
iiace, bills oI Iadng should be addressed
TO SAM'L NJ. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior 10
JOHN A. MOORE, .2gent,
Augusta.
June 81, lS5l-ly IA
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Land for Sale.

John NJ. Rnper, Administrator Of Thomas
Roberts, deceased, rs. Margaret o. Roberts,
widow, and William Roberts, Jane Roberts,
Elizabeth Roberts, Mary A. Roberts Mar
garet Roberts, James l.. Roberts and Eliza
beth J.. Roberts, by their Guardian ad Item,
John ". Robertson.
EcuRSuANTto decree made in this cause
will, on Saturday. the 18th day of No.
vcnher next, on the premises, sell on six
months time, thcfollowing described LANDS,
of which Thomas Roberts, died, seized and
possessed, reser,ing The Widows dover, w.
ing and being in Brady county, TO wit-SO
acres of Land. the West half tie North west
quarter Of section 9.township 9, AM, range !,
West Of the basis line. Also, 40 acres of
Land, the North west corner Of the South
west qrnrtcr of section 8. township ,, nnd
range /, East ofthc basis line. The purchaser.
will he required to pay down the sum of Fihy
Dollars on the day Of sale. and the balance
of the purchase money must be secured by
note and scod security. and lien retained on
the land until the same is paid.
JOHN IT. PAYNE, Clerk,
Oct. 3, 1s5l--6t Prs fee S. 1888
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ChancerV Sale.

rURSUAN to decree OF the last term
~ Of the Chanccry Court at Cleveland,
tennessee, IN the case OF Isaac N. Swan
and Simeon Browder. Administrators of
John N. Gamble, deceased. against the
heirs and creditors Of said John N. Gamble,
deceased, will expose TO public sale on
the premises. on Friday. The 18th day Of
December next, all the right. title and in.
'erest which the said John N Gamble had
in and to The following described tracts of
land, TO wit: One tract situated in Polk
county. in the 2nd range. east Of the basis
line, 2nd fractional township, south, TWEEN.
~ sixth section, being The south west quar-.
ter OF said section, beginning at the north
east corner OF said quarter, running south
TO the corner, thence west 10 dead mulbe.
nv TO the line between ilDiam Virgins and
Martin llarper; thence with The conditional
line 10 The said quarter; thence with the
line between Manooih anu said Harper TO
the river; thence up the river TO the section
line; thence TO the beginning. Also part of
the south east quarter in the aforesaid sec
iIon-beolnnmg at the north east conner;
thence west TO the top OF the ridge; thence
down the ridge with a conditional line
between the aforementioned Virgins and
Harper; thence with The said line round
with the other line above named, supposed
10 contain in all One Hundred and Sixty
Acres. Also, Forty Acres it being part OF
section thirty five, commencing al the North
east corner Of the Northeast quarter in
range 2. East. fractional township 2, South.
Also, Forty Acres of the Northeast quarter
OF thirty tiIh section, ~ fractional town.
ship Soutn, I'd range, East Of the basis
Understanding al The Southeast corner of
said quarter. in Polk county, Ocoee Dis.
,rict. One other tract, supposed TO be
Thirty Acres. more or less, in range %,
East Of The basis line. Cd fractional Town.
ship South. and thirty fifth secuon-beioo
part OF the Northwest quarter OF SAID sec.
non, commencing at the Northeast corner
Of the Southwest quarter, and running
North TO aiee hollow al the corner of a
fence; thence with the said hollow an East
course To the Yves, side of the ior,y acre
lot; thence South TO line; thence E.s, TO
The beeinnlnc-said to be 10 Polk couny.
Ocnee Distinct.
TERMS OF SALE: One third IN cash. and
the residue in equal portions, Sn a credit
of SIX and twelve months, secured by bond
end security, and a lien retained on the
lands until the money is paid.
JAMES BERRY. C. & NJ,
Oct 81. ls5l-6t Prs fee Gil l62
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$50 Reward

2 WILL give the above reward of Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension and dc!ive.
ry to me at Athens, Tennessee, Negro
boy named ELIAS. Said boy is Of n mu-
Iauo color. aged about twenty years, five
feet FIVE inches nigh. SAID Negro is said
to be smart aud sensible. Or | will give
the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollars if caught
and secdred 10 any Jail IN The United States,
so that can get him. He was raised at or
near Telco Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and IS supposed TO be in that
part of The cUnn'rV.
JAMES W. GRESHAM Erccutor
Of Phimder WRIGHT deceased
Athens. Ten, sept Is. lSjl-u Ij6
Just Received! al t.lo Drugstore,
Ed in rS-t'Iake ) hiie, W hue and Red
n Leal. Pfu.ian Blue. Cnrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, Rose Pink. Turkey I'm.
Der. Nen!jian Red. Spanish Brown, Terre
Seanna. elbow Ocnre. Copal VarnrSh.
Coach EarnIsh. MEDICiNEs-rufkey Ru.
barb. English Cai,mrI. Sands SlisaparllIa.
SrAiNs--Canwood, Red Sanders. DYE
STUFFs--ndlso aaI ria der. Cupperas,
Alum, Blue ViIriol, Extract OF Logwood.
Logw0od Chppcd, Redwood, Nicarauga
Wood, CorhlneaI, Nefdlgris. Annette.
Starch, Wui,e Glue. On.s-Cod Liver
Oil, Sweet OIL, Castor Oh by the gallon,
Spirits Of Turpenrine, Venice Turpen,ine,
SeiinZ Powders, DR.. Javnes MeGicines.
American Wnrm Killer, F.ay'> Vrrmifuee.
lNsrRUuENTs --To9,h Keys. Trusses, Fe.
male Supporters, Thumb Lancets, Even's
,',rown SD,iup .lnrfiS merriam Nc
talc and Glass Matra. Female SyrrInges,
CuppIng iIasses. Nipple Shells, Metallic
Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes, Nursing Bot,
Ties, CanePs liar Pencils. Sable Hair
Pencils. Lead Pencils. Paint Brushe.
Graduate Measures, Glass Tunnels, Spar.
ulas. Wedgewoot Morlars, Marble Nor.
las, sc. WIN. BURNS.
MAY q. lS5I-i, I37
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New Fall &, Winter Goods
GEO. W. Ross g. CO..

= Y AVE Just received the largest Stock for
= = the Fall Trade they have ever offered in
the place and will thank their customers and
the pHb;io general, to give tkem IL call, as
sur,ng them that the price. shall suit the
scarcity of money, as the Goods were bought
unusually low and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. AS TO articles
and prices they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing usually
brought to this market, and will sell u little
lower than ever.
Oct. 3, lS5l--tf 1873
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Boots and Shoes.

A LARGE and well selected stock lust RI
IA ceived, and will be sold cheap for Cash
or Produce, by &. w. ROSS & co.
Oct. 3, ls5l--tf ia
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

PASS EN- GER TRAINS.
FIRST, OR ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
4 EAVES Charleston daily at A. NJ,
M and arrives at Hamburg at 81 p. M,
Leaves Hamburg daily al 6 A. NJ, and
arrives at Charleston at J. p. NJ.
This train takes up and sets down all
way passengers.
SECOND, OR EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston daily at ia A. M.
and arrives al Hamburg at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves Hamburg at 10 A. NJ, and arrives
al Charleston u "a y. NJ.
This tram takes Through Passengers ONLY,
and dl,cays arrives IN iull time to connec,
VITA the evening train of the Georgia Rail
Road al Augusta. gong Wesr, and wi,h
the Wilmington Boats. and with the New
York and Philadelphia line OF Steamers
going East.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
FIEsT, OR REGULAR TRAINS.
Leave Charleston daily at 5 a. NJ, ar'
rive al Hamburg before | A. Nj. next day,
and as many trains leave every morning as
may he necessary to take off all the Goods
received before 6 o'clock the evening be-
fore, and on their arrival Il, Hamburg, are
/ inIilSuld'ciy HlStHdIs'uS anu oeht c'Vi ~
the GeorgIa Rail Road. ----..,.',''. -
SECOND, or Express Freiah, Train to COM
mence running on ooh Nugusf.A.
Leaves Charleston 5 p NJ, and airiyes
al Hamburg a, A. NJ, nest morp'n@-
Leaves Hamburg al 5 p. M. AID arrives
al Charleston at 7, A. NJ.
This train viii take light aud valuable
Goods only, say boxes and bales Dry
Goods, HAS. Shoes, Satdlcry. Glass.
Drugs, &c. &c. which will b" sent ":sr
immed ,ar!y on arrival TO the Georgia Rail
Road Depot, at Augusta. and from thence
will be despatched by The day or nI@ht
nail trains, or by extra express OF the
Georgia Rail Road, to their points OF tes'
l!na,ion In vddiiion To the above, Messfs.
Combs s Cha,nberIln have made arran1e-
menis to express hight Goods on their WI
account BY Ii" Passenger Tram.
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PUBLIC aIEETINu M cTL1oA.

There will be q meeting Of the citizens
Of Putnam. county in favor of,he adoption
ofthe NEW CONSTITUTION, at Gil.
boa, on Saturday, the l4,h day Of Juno,
next, a, l o'clock p. M, There will
be number ofspeeches on the subject,
and many matters explained, ia regard 10
the new Constitution, which arc now
much misrepresented by some, and mis-
understood by the people. The subject
is one Of the greatest possible Importance
to every citizen Of Ohio. We say como
one !--come ALL, and let US understand
the matter.
Ifthose opposed TO the Constitution
will come and enter into the regular
rules Of debate. we say como on, We
are ready.
CITIZENS OF PurNAx CovNrf.
June 3, 1851.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ScRoFuL..-It has been remarked by
eminent men, ,ha, in The varied catalogue
of disc ases to which man is liable, there
is scarcely one Of such Importance aud
of such interest as Scrofula, whether we
look TO the obscurity Of it's origin, its in-
,idious progress, the number and variety
,f organ, tia, i, attacks, or its remarkable
ncurabili'y and extensive fatality.
ScrofuVa has baffl ID the skill Of the
most eminent physicians in this country
md in Europe. Bnt there is an ansidote
or this disease in "Dr. Guysotfs Extract
of Yello,o Dock and Sdrsaparilld," which
prov ng itself a Specific in the most
'eve-e cases Of ScrcfMa.
mr. See advertisement.
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ANTI PRooREss.- Some men who pre-.
tend 10 statesmanship,say that as theCon.
stituiion has lasted for fifty years, and our
State has increased under il, therefore il
10 q most excellen, Constitution. Yet
Russia has lived under despoiism aud
has progressed from collection oI
wandering tribes into the most powerful
empire in lie world. Would il therefore
be very wrong ia the Russians 10 seek
ever TO abandon despoiism, the knou,'
white slavery, aud other arbitrary and
brutal principles Of that government, be-
cause notwithstanding these Russia has
been extended over third part Of the
habitable earth with unexampled rapidily ?
Our Constitution has not prevented i'm.
Iaoyement, it is true. but how does this
provo that better Constitution would
not help improvement. Pennsy Ivania
has changed her Constitution since we
have, and the late census shows she is
improving iu population at least, fastel
than we are. So that CONSTITUTIONS
changes do not stop improvement. Bu
the true rule in the matter is, to compar'
the old and new Constitutions and Il
vote for or against the new as it is, or /
not, as u whole, better than the old, an,
credi. TO republican energy and industry
as well as TO our position, the progress
which neither new or old Constitution
could wholly cause or prevent.
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"ALwAYs OPEN. There is little
provision in the New Constitution that
some overlook, but which is giving much
satisfaction to persons in the habit OF
settling the estates of their friends or
neighbors, The provision 10 which we
refer, is that one which requires tine Pro
bate Courts to be kept ALWAYS OPEN
for the adjustment Of business brought
before il. This is o vast improvement
ON the ptesent system. Under the ex
is,ing order Of things, Executors and
Administrators must await the regular
session of the court (some'imes four or
five monihs) or encounter the expense
and t,onble of securing a CALLED court
After Probate Judge shall have been
chosen, this difficulty will be avoided
and persons from any part of the country
carf come to town assured tina. their bus
mess can be transacted with promp'ness
and wi,hou. additional charge.--O.P,trio'
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MASSACHUSETTS AND WEBSTER.
Every political even! of any importance,
which has transpired in Massachusetts
since Webster's elevation to the Cabinet,
has been particularly calling to the Ex
FOUNDER. lie had personal and bitter
controversy with Horace Mann, and saw
his antagonist triumphantly sustained by
a reelection to Congress. Al the can
vass, Charles Allen, who had failed rl
an election before his exposure Of the
$40 900 largess 10 Webster, found the
scale turned in his favor by the agitation
thence resuling-a second rebuke OF
The Secretary Of State, which would
pierce even the hide Of rhinoceros. A.
length Webster turns his footsteps tt
Boston, and his arrival is signallzed by
The election of Charles Snrner--aI
event which the friends Of Freedom hac
almost ceased 10 exp CT. Verify, "'
Daniel come to judgment. -Sandusky
Mirror.
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or Man has no rights which stand in
opposition 10 bis social duties; no right
to ihc exercise Of privileges which des-
troy the rights and property of bis neigh
Dor, no righ, which frees him from his
proportional part Of tho burdens Of gov
ernment, and the restraints Of just laws.
Yet the moment the new Constitution
or newly enacted laws seek to bring back
our State government 10 that equality
which is the basis Of the energy, industry
and prosperity Of our people, we are called
upon by political wolves in Sleeps
clothing TO stop. "The State will be de-
s'royed," say, they, if the special privil'
eyes, special profits, and special advant-
ages Of our capitalists are TO be re.
strained, if you vote for so leveIling Q
Constitution as this! And what is 10 be
done with the incipient aristocracy o
State, Bank and Railroad stockholders
the men who are so nice that they can
| not live 10 do the slightest service 70
themselves, but need an army Of cringinl
menials around ihem7 They will leav'
the State in dis gust; they canno, consen
10 bear the burdens ofg v'rnmen' on equs
terms wi ih laborers, me chanics and farm
ers. Ofcourse not. Their game is lega
plunder, legal gambling and legal fraud
and a G institution which checks ihes,
they do we'll 70 denounce as "monstrous.
Under the old Constitution about 1900
corporations have been enacted at an eS
pense Of FIVE times that amount TO III
people. The new Constitution prohibit
this; il goes further; it declares ih
power Of the Legislature 10 resume sue
grants Of privileges whenever they be
J come curse TO the State, by paying fo
all that has been expended by individual
in consequence Of the Legislative gran,
But this in the eyes Of every aristocrat j
horrible. They look bat on one side
and tha. is never on the vide of tn
people.
Will the people support them?
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Extreme prejudice is always blind =
The being who wrote the following would
certainly do for JUDGE! OF course the
Clarion editor is Whig:
The Sandusky Clarion says that "ihere
are four positions in society for which
persons aciuated BY Locofoco principles,
are particularly unified, and ought TO be
excluded is. of ,ripes, school teach.
ers, ministers Of the gospel and Judges
Locofocoism is bad enough 10 any body,
but il is wholly incompatible with duty
md propiieiy in these relations.
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AFR1voLou, OBJECTION Many whg
editors, says the Marion Mirror, are op-
posing the new Constitution because il
provides that no more binks shall be es.
iablished until the question has been
submitted TO the people and they decide
in the affirmative. Now what is more
fair for the b,nkers than ihiss If tho
people wan, banks, they will so vote, but
il not they should have the privilege OF
prohibiting their establishment. What
makes This objection still more inconsist-
ent is, that they aver that the people are
favorable 10 q paper currency, yet tho
moment it is to be tested, they turn
around and swear that feature Of the
new Constitution is wrong. The truth
is, these editors have no faith IN the
people, or they would not chiect TO u
position that $50 f,ir.-Cleu. P!aindealer.
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n- The celebrated Ki, Carson and a

0- The celebrated Kit Carson and {
number of other persons arrived at 81
Louis on the 18th inst, from Santa Fe
A party of Mexican traders also arrived
on the same day. among than twt
brothers Of Ex-Governor Arhijo. They
report having met many Indians Of the
Arapahoe, cheyenne, Camanche apc
Pawnee tribes. The latter were ratheI
nnfriendly, but evinced no disporition 10
molest them, the party being too strong
TO admit Of any hope of success in an
attack. They also met many indians o.
various tribes at the foIt on the Came.
rome, who were quite friendly and evin'
ced disposition TO trade.
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G,pprNcs IN FAVOR OF THE New Col

GipDrNcs IN FAVOR OF THE New Con
sr1ryTioN.-A All right in the goth Con
gressional District. notwithstanding tht
True Democrat for pretended dislike
10 one clause in the New Constitution
Gree sufraee) goes against the whole .
it, Mr.. Giddings, we are happy to learn
gives il his firm adhesion; and noiwi;h
standing, loo, the Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Herald oppose the adoption 0
that instrument, the Conneaut Re
porter, a more talented whig paper thar
either, goes for it tooth and toe nail.---
Medina Democrat.
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OF THE NTW
CONSTITUTION.

The principal bugbear that the whig
papers harp on in opposing the new con-
stiiution.i is the districline Of the State into
Senatorial Districts. They pronounce il
genymandet and characterize it with all
sor,s Of hard names. II is all done to
arouse party feeling on the subject and
endeayor to make il party issue. TAX
ing the Governors vote Of l64S as test,
the following would be the result:
Dem. mai, d. Sen, WhiR. NAL. w. Sen.
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Another Scientifc Wonder!

PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
pr Gastric Juice!---a great Dyspepsia
Curcr, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
our,h Stomach of the Ok, after direc-
ions of Baron Liehig, the great Physiul-
,gical Chemist, by J. s. Hongh'on, Nj.
D., M. III North Eighth Street, Phla-
lelph,a, Pa. This is truly wonderful
-emedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
lice. Liver Complainb Consumption, and
Debility. culng after Natures own me.
nod, by Natures own agent. the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column. aI
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or The Democratic Courier, is the
name Of newj Journal just commenced
in the new county Of Noble. by Messrs'
GIL g. LEACH, Editors and Publishers
Asa Democratic journal we need NJ
higher assurance of its correctness o
principle, its high character, and gen
uine ability than is afforded by tn
names Of its conductors. II is beanti
fully printed, and we trust will be we!
.upponed.
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Investments in shdms appear 10 be
popular down that way.--Kalida Venture.
We hope that MAcxENzrE--so discreet
reserved and cautious, was not taken in
during bis recent stay Of several days in
Defiance. We shall regret to learn that
ihia has been the case.--Def Dem.
Certainly we woie moi, but we know
one wbs we, and be was Grssne.
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IoNoRANce NECESSARY TO SLAVERY.
-Ex Gov. Hammond of Souih Carolina
in his recent address before the Charles.
ton Institute, made the significant dec
ERECTION that "where slave is made .
me cbanic he is more than hale freed
The Macon [Ca.] Messenger says thai
seven ont Of every ten fngIiives who e.
cape from The border States are mech.
unics. Sims is mentioned as an exam
pie. The Messenger takes occasion l'"m
these facts 10 expatiate upon the wicked.
ness of permitting slaves 10 become me-
chanics. 1t does not seem TO be aware
that it presents the strongest possible
arguments against Slavery ty thus sho-
wing that il cannot exist without keeping
it's victims in ignorance .-Merchants'
Ledger. .I-,., r.
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DAvrD WILMor. The "National Dem.
ocracy," Of Bradford CO., have chosea
the celebrated Proviso man, to their
State Judicial Convention. Davy con
iinues to enjoy the confidence Of bis"Dr-
moc:atic fellow citizens" ~ Y. Tri-
bune.
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On the Toledo and Cleveland Roat
about two thousand men are at WORK
between Fremont and Toledo. The
surveys east TO Momoevlle are com
pleted. II is understood that contrac
has been made for the completion of The
road from Toledo 10 Monroeville by the
lst of January.
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THE PREss ps. SPEEcH.-A rapid writer
will pen about $500 words in an hour.
A rapid speaker will utter $4,000 words
in The same time. Hoes newly.invented
press will print 100000 words in a
minute, OF 600, on 5000 an hour.
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MICHIGAN Gov. Barry has called an
extra session of The Legislature, TO cor.
vene on the 7ih day Of June next. To
this measure, says the Detroit Advertiser
he was driven BY action, or rather rani
Of action, by the Legislature at the Con-
sti,uiional sess ion.
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A person in Italy has been sentenced
10 two years Imprisonment, for oInitiinp
TO pray for the Emperor Of Austria. We
had no idea that royalty placed such an
estimate on prayer. a,g rF
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aMADNEss RULES THE HoUR.s

Al the recent spring election, the peo'
Die OF Harrison, Knox, Fairfield, Picka-
way, Fayeste and Clinton counties each
voted authority io.iheir Commissioners
to subscribe stock towards making GER
tain Rail Roads which are TO pass through
their territorial limits. Belmont and
franklin are the only counties yet heard
from, which at this election, have decided
against subscription. The amount gen.
eralIy voted is 100000 in each coun'y;
hut in some cases, as in Knox, il reaches
$l5O,OOO.
II is a remarkable fact, significant Of
the tendency OF the times, that all these
| subscriptions are 10 be met not by present
taxation, but by the issuing Of county
bonds that will be sold TO brokers alta
discoun, and for less sum Than the tax
payers will be charged for them when
The day for their redemption shall have
come around.--Ohio Patriot.
In adtion 10 the counties above named
4 the county of Lorain has recently voted
subscription of $4,000 dollars to The
Junction Rail Road; the county o.
Huron. has also given a nearly unani
mons vote for Rail Road, and the coun
| lies Of Putnam and Allen, a, the sprin!
elections, authorized their Commissioner
to subscribe 100000 each, TO the Obi
and Indiana Rail Road. In the latte
coul ties the vote in favor Of perpe
lual burden upon themselves, approxima
ted unanimity.
| Well may the Ohio Patriot exclair
"M,dness rales the hodr!" If this mani
for incnrring overshadowing county debt
for public improvements and ihe coost
quent bar k-uptcy and pauperism whic
they will bring in their train, is not are'
ted by the new Constitution, no man ca
estimate the magnitude Of the evils ihi
are in store for us.-Ohio Union.