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NOticc..n4ssssaher

TINE undersigned would inform the Public that
| theyhave made arrangements with Mills in the
finery, Tor large quantity of Lumber in addition
to eur stock on hand, and are determined tn keen :,
hrstrate Lumber Yard, ifenercy. perseverance and
means will do IT. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street near Roupaarv
street, where one ofthe Firm will alwavs he found
surins business hours W CHAMBERLAIN & Co.
Burlington, June 20,5o
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

4 ,oN sMll us ana Manufacturers Of County
I \ Seals and Seal Presses Keen constantly on
han" prizc target Rifles, warranted to shoot from
40 10 300 yards, stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns. Rev divers and single barrel Pts
lois, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
flihts, best quality Of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Rifle barrels, Gum Mounting, Gun-L Locks, Nipples,
Wad- Cutters, sc. SC
Orders from abroad promptly attendedto.
LERcpalring done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices burlington, sept. 3, iS49.
Shop on Third Street, hearth Barrett House.
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Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company of st
Louis,is now preparcdto receive proposals from
such as may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. Authorization gratis.
T5-Ohice over the store of d. N. Ewing & Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. W. d. EWING,
july 10, lSas-tf Agent.
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HNEsn II. Smith.

~ sNN III . tSF1HaGE1e
4 IIoRNEf and Counsellor at Law, G>kaloosa,
Iowa, VIII punctualy attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts OF the State, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFICE
Two doors west ofthe Court House (dec 71s4s-1y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

BHTHFys NEffFItah TcmVerancc House.
Corner Of Lake street an. Wabash irfnup. Chicago.
4 which are about 100 well furnished rooms for
1 the accommodation ofthe travelling public. with
al! other conveniences usually found in well reg
ulated Hotels. If-Omnibus and Baggage wagons
always on hand. Nov IA, 80 M. BARNEY
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D. WI. NceEy.

y" 4'Hs -NN"hw
FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Burlington, Iowa
u FTShop on Main street, in the building latch
occupied by Geo. Blickhahn. nney 80. 80
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James w. Woods

oNHPATHIC PHlSICIANiAND SURGEON.
L T9@Ottice, Jefferson street. at J. $. ScrrR,n,,s
building. Jan H. SOL
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nFFERS his services to the public as 4 General
y Collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
ana runctuaiity to inertia reasonable share of pat
ronage. Jan IT. rs5o
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Geo. Efrazee,
ssT T.. EiasrrssafaEa.

\ ITOkNEf and Couns elor at Law Burlington,
Iowa. EC9'O:lice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. duly Is, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

SALr.-1oo sacks Ground Alum salt; $50 bbls.
- Kenawha salt; for sale cheap for cash by
Oct 3, 90 GARRETT CoopER
1 NHoPPING AXES: Hunts. FRUITS and Collin 5
S'Chopping Axes for sale at GRIFrITus & Co.'s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

( >HtSELS: Cast steel Firmer Cllsels. from ID M,
10 2inches-socket, corner, framing and turning
Chisels and Gouses, in great variety, for sale by
DOT 81 GRIFFITHS & co
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Esr .gol,Ea III. Ranch.

.FFERS his PROBES sional services 10 the citi
Ozens of Burlington and vicinity. tmay 80, $50
T4rHe may be found at the Barrett House.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06
A. Id. Green.

4 TTORNEY AND C@rNsELIoR AT LAW, guv
"A Hng'on lovo. Office on ltG3n street.
DH> MCKINNEY EiCHELROTH.
OFFER their professional services to the citi-
OZens of Burlington and the surrounding eoun.
try. Particular attention paid to chronic com.
plants and diseases of women and children
Ts"Otflce, one door west Of the Barrett House
Jefferson street. fDpr 10 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

4 GLASSWARE: Bar DeCanters; NIolasses cans:
~ Glass preserve Dishes; so dog. assorted Tum-
blers. just received and for sale cheap by
oct 10, 80 G. Larar.S X Bno
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DOOTS and SHOES: l25 cases boots and shoes
accomplishing general assortment, and of very
superior quaity.jas received from Boston, and for
sale chcaphy focti W F CooLBkuGH & CO
M ACCARoNI. an excellent article for fooG for
WI these s,ckly times, just received. for sale by
july II, 1850 f f GAY
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w. EfOsGiTTtI"e

Z uCTloN and Conmisso Merchant. west side
Main, between Jefferson and WASHINGTON SITS
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
of Real Estate. Horses, Carriages and Household
FURNITURE, etc. etc. NOV -, Is4s-Iy
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DhANkEFS: 30 pairs assorted colors superior
\ y Mackinaw blankets, for coats, 20 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by lnclOl G.Rnrrr & Cnnrrn
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DRINTS: French and English Prin1 ne,, a., a.
I sirable styles London puppies. monrn;,g IT,
key red, American prints, Merrimack and cocha.
co. blue and orange. blue and green fancy and
niture Prints, just received and for sale by
oct 8. 30 G LAUMAN d BRO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

kNAMlLY GROCERIES, The subscriber has ius
received from Boston, fresh stock of Family
u1oceriss, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west ofthe Allegheny mountains
oC' -, 1901 THOMAS HEDGE
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"a WtEI FVffEUN HOUSE.
III Upper Landing, Burlington. Iowa. NJ. PER-
.1-.s klNS, Proprietor. u IS cents per meal.
20 cents per single lodging. $3.50 per week. for
monthly hoarders. burlington. april IS, 1850
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LUMBER! LUMBER!l
E'ouR THOUSAND FEET assorted Lumber; al
so. 100000 Pine Laths on consignment and for
sale low by July "a. 1901 JSKIMBALLS co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-06

RLAcK, plain and figured ALpACAs: plain copa
= ana fancy do; for sale at (nolp DU BoIS
vKoCERIEs: Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Chocolate.
- haisins, Pepper sauce, Mustard, Pepper, Spi-
ces, ETC., ETC., fresh supply, just received at
IVY - DU BOIS,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Two O'CLOCK, p. NJ
The Convention moi according to adjourn
mrnl.
Geu'l McKoin of Sumner, offered the fol
lowing re>uullor:
Resolred, That n committee OF three be
appointed ny the President of This C"nvcn.
non, to wait uron the Hon. William Il.
Campbell. 10 notify him Of his nomination,
and request his acceptance.
The Chair appointed Gen. James l.. Nc
Koln. DR.. John A. Fusen, M. Nj. MonUhan,
SAID committee.
Gen. f. X. Zollicolicr, chairman of the
c"mmli,ee 10 present tor the consideration
of ,h. Convention declaration OF the prin-
CT pies Of the whig party. to be published 10
cnuurclIon with u- proceedings, reported
the tuIIowrng-which was reud. and unani'
m,u-ly sd"pled by the Convention.
I'VE are compelled, for The want of space,
TO oni, the address this week, bu, will pub
Ilsh it next.
Alter the Address was read, The Hon. NJ
r. Gentry was enthusiastically called FOR TO
address the Convention. and responded IN an
ELABORATE, able and thTillingly eloquent dis.
Gus. ion OF the exciting political questions
nj the day.
On rnolIon tho following resolution was
also sdopled:
Resolred. Tina, the President Of this Com
vpn,ion upp"in, three CratraI Wing Com
m,,ees, 10 consist of five members IN the
Eastern, seven IN the Middle, aud five IN
IN. Western division Of the Stale, who shall
huld over for the next two years. or until
their SUCCESSORS shall be Illuminated and sp
pointed, and part Of whose duty 1t shall
he. after free consultation with uur friends.
10 desgnare the dny Tor the meeting Of III"
next state Con, eniIon, 10 NOMINATE Wing
ca ndIdaIe for Govern"r.
Tue Chair appu,nred the following com.
mi,tec~ under this resolution:
For East Tennessee l.. McClung,
Chairman, Saml. b. Boyd, james N. Welck.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28
FROM NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. March 20, 1871.


Dear Post-The Wing Sla,e Convention
met in this city today, md, as was "n''c'-
pu,ed, nominated the Hon. VIM. b. CAMPS
BELL candidate for Governor. Both par
ties seem we'll satisfied with their candi.
dates. and as matter Of course we are to
have an exciting race. WEI. II. SNEEp'
Esq. of Knoxville, was Presid'n. ct the
Convention, and OF taking the Chair made
a speech. He is, however, well enough
known to your readers to do AWAY the ne
ccssi'y of any comments from me as to its
quality.
Gen. CuLLoM, the Wing candidate for
Congress in this District. was loudly called
ror and responded To Inc call in n manner
that brough, abou, much 'no's and CON
fusion" CulIom is an Interesting speaker
and stands n fair chance of being elected
The Wbirs here seer, to entertain no doubt OF
his election; but ms I have no acquaintance
with the greai body of the VOTERS have n"
idea what the result will be, especially as
the party carried the D strict against Cnl.
lon at the last election. A Convention OF
Wings, severa! days ngo, selected ticket
for the county, a. follows: Fngg Tor the
Sennte: Houston and Battle for the House.
Within the last few days Mr.. Cox has de.
ella red himself candidate for the House
Cox is n Wing and runs n, the instance OF
n pressing call in one Of the daily papers.
The authors of the call IRE evidently of the
opinion that The representation from Dav'd'
son county would be better ruth than ",rith'
mt Con-" Don't know how they will make
it.
We were quite in Il fever of excitement
here in expectation Of hearing Jenny Lind
the Swedish Nightingale. But tn" Churches
sui.ahle. could no, be had, and Barnum senl
a dispatch saying she could not come ''no
hon." Nashville hos orobnbly saved eigh
or ten thousand dollars by The rrfusnl of the
Church authorities, or by Brnum's dissent
we don't know whrch.
A few DAVIS since the steamer "Emba sSv'
brought seven convicts to the Peniien'iary
from the CITY of Memphis. Two or three
months ago sI," sen; alike number. So you
see there Is quite friendly feeling between
the Bluff" md the " City Of Rocks"
Yours,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

Our Sal bout twice a week thinks she's
Just about as good as married, If Teller
only silly winks. the pint she fancies car
ried; and then she'll give him all the
chances on airlh to pop the question; and
try TO coax him TO advance by many an
apt suggestion: then when he turns away
surprised, from sights and silly speeches.
she talks in wrath no way disguised, Of
sueing for his breeches.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

The Pulley Whig cautions the public
against receiving ten dollar notes on the
Charleston Is. c. Bank, five dollar notes
on the Planters Bank Of SCuih Carolina,
FIVE dollar notes on the Northwestern Bank
OF Virginia, and three dollar notes on the
Bank OF North Carolina. without rigidly
scrutinlzing them. During the week the
editor says he has seen no, less than hall a
dozen rank counierIeils o! the denomina-
lions above described.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

o. The Washington Uai"n, III" central
organ Of the Democratic party, has pnSsc"
FROM the hands Of the veteran Editor, Ihcs.
Richie, Esq, into those of M"j. A. J.
nelson, formerly Private Secretary to
Gen. Jackson. MIR. Richie vii c'rry with
him Into his retirement the best wishes OF
the press e both parties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

IT, We learn BY the Chattanooga Ad.
vertiSer Of the lSh that Mr.. IL. i. Philips
has become connected with the edl'orla de.
parmenl Of the, paper. Mr.. Philips in his
salu,atory gives evidence of ability as o
writer. We welcome Lin into the corps
and rus, he will fad the business b'lh
pleasant AMI profitable.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

er. Of Knox, VIM. C. Kyle, of RogersvI''''
and w. F. Keith. of Athens.
For Middle Iennessee-B. II. Sheppnrd'
F. X. Zpl'lcoffer, John Trimolc. E. T. Me-
Gin,y. Of Davidson Jordan Stokes. ct W.T.
son, and r. W. II. Bosliek, of William
Srn.
For Vest Characterization Brown
VIM. II. Stephens. Micnjnh Bullock. OF MA
Olson, James c. Jones. OF Shelby, and le'
renee Cooncy. of Henry.
b. II. shrppard, Esq. offered the f"ll'w'
ing resolution. winch was unanimously n
dop,"d:
Resolred, That the thanks OF this Con
vcnron are hereby rendered, unanimously
and cordially. to tie Hon. M. p. Gentry tor
he mile, brlllan, and thorough defence OF
Wing principles and policy which he has
tbs day made before this body.
On motion Of R. W. n. B"slick the Con
ventlon adjourned sine die.
W, II. SNEED, Prcs't.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

MEETING OF THE DIRECToRY.-lhcne next
regular meeting of til" Directory of the
East Tennessee and GeorGin Rai'r"ad Com.
pany will take place on "Wednesday, the 9Th
of April.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

A wag in Boston SAYS that the Free.soil.
ers in the Massachusetts Legislature will
not need TO employ BARRIERS Tor a year, they
have been SO closely shaved by the Demo-
erals.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28
New YORK. March 2l.

NEW URN, WHTCTI II.
Four thousand ba les Cnt,nn sod to day,
rn cent advance. There is no ch"nge III
the article Of Rec.
The steamship Crescent City from Cali
lornia. has arrived, bringing 100 pns>'n'
gers, aud hu'f million of goI.i. Eleven
prr.ons are sad to have been murdered IN
Chagres river.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28
+. p. McGINTY,
J.. l. PoATs,
D CAMERON, c,,.,,o.;,.
w. II. +. LIGoN,
D. W. TAYLOR.
A. M. hpoNEY,
Secretaries.
From the augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
GEORGIA RAlLROAD-AUGUSlA
MACHINE WORKS.

!, must be source Of real pleasure to
every Georgian to witness the rapid strides
that the Mechanics of his State are daily
making toward perfection in their various
Ars-especally, when he effects that each
days improvement brings us. as people,
another day nearer the period OF our perfect
Independence. have closely watched this
advancement. and have iet my heart swell
with pride Of my noble old State as each
improvement became manifest. Several
visits, during brie! sojourn in your beau
Iiful aud prosperous city, TO the Machine
Shop and Car Factory of the Georgia Rail
road Company, and to the new establish
mpnt known rs the "Aueusta Machine
Works." have tended greatly to increase
my veneration for the Mechanic Arts, and
admiration OF the sagacny OF those OF your
citizens who have extended to them such
liberal encouragement. II is to the Georgia
Railroad Company, however. that the
greatest amount OF praise is due; and am
gralifed to learn that they are daily reap'Gg
rich return Gin the way OF increased re-
ceip,>) for their enlightened aud truly
liberal policy.
If you have no, recently visited these two
"Tempes Of Genus and Industry, would
advise you, Mr.. Editor, 10 do so at your
earliest leisure. am sure you willy there
find, besides ample material for an editorial,
enough that Is new and pleasing TO afford
Iood for many days reflection.
AT the former Of these establishments are
manufactured all the Cars employed by
that Company, as well as mos, of those
heretofore so horribly mis- used on the State
Road; and at the latter may he seen several
Cars, in various stages Of progress, which
are designed, for the exclusive use OF the
State Road, together with numerous arli-
Giles of useful machinery. The machinery
of the first named establishment is driven
by steam that Of the latter by water from
the City Canal.
would refer you, particularly, 10 the
two beautiful Passenger Cars-,he "Jenny
Lind" and the "Aususla s. A.lan'a"--and
TO the magnificent Mail Car just placed
upon their Road, as specimens Of the IN
aenuily, skill and Taste Of the Georgia
Cumpany's workmen; and, if further proof
be required, would point you to the
Company's slupendous Warehouse, but
just completed. This Warehouse is, be-
yond doubt, the larees, and best arranged
building OF the kind IN the Southern coun-
try. 1t was planned by, and built unde'
the direction of Jesse Osmond, Esq, Ga
nat,re Soulhron who, believe, has the
general supervision Of the Car and Building
departments OF the Georgia RAILROAD Cons
pany.
Having recently seen an extended notice
in one Of the Savannah papers. Of the
| Warehouse about TO be erecied in that city
by the Central Railroad. trust you will al
an early day, treat your readers TO a full
description together with an engraving
OF The magnificent new building which the
Georgia Company has erected. Yours, SC
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

CoTToN-The Cotton market was very
quiet Yesterday. There was some little
iuquiry for the article, bu, buyers were
asking reduction TO which holders refused
10 submit, and the JURISDICTIONS were conse
uuen,Iy limited 10 400 bales. Extremes
ranged from s! TO llc.-Char. Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

ASunday paper at Louisville. has placed
al the head Of its columns. The names ol
Jane Swisshelm, Tor President. and Horace
Greeley, for Vice President.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

Towx L,ors.-A,,cnr;nn is invited to III"
advertisement Of the Commissioners Tor inc
sale of Town Lots at BlnIr's Port, (BihlrS
Ferry) Rnane county. BlaIr's Port is on
tho En- stern bank of the Tennessee river, o.
The port where the East Tennessee mud
G,orgia Railroad n,ersec's that .'renm,
and is Of course n most favorable location
for 4 Town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28
ATLANTA, March 20

CoTToN.-The cotton transactions Of the
week have been very limited as there has
been very little coming in. and prices re
main nearly the same; if my change tn"
feeling is a little better aiming buyers. The
Receipts quite small. We quoIe for ex'
irpmrs q to l0c'
BAcoN.-The demand 10 no, so good, n nd
the supply more bounii'u'. The price. #
anything is n fraction lOwer-we quote
from 10 TO IL l-2c.
LARD.-Thc market is we'll supplied with
choice lots of lard II TO IL lie.
C"RN-Is scarce at 80 10 81.
MEAL.-No, much IN market 81 to 81
l0c.-.A. Mteiligencer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

ATHENS. FRIDAY, MARCH 2s. 1857.

05- w. THOMSON, is the authorized
sgen, for the "pos,," in the city OF Ball'
more, Md
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

OHo.--A despatch from Columbus, Ohio.
says the contest in the Legislature for U.
States Senator was terminated on Saturday
las, by the election Of Benjamin F. Wade,
a Wing. who was chosen on the twenty
ninth ballot.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

An enlightened sgriculIurist out West
thinks the best way TO make farmers grow
Nader Is to poke en- uith sharp sticks!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

New POST OFrIcE.-A new post Office
has hcep established a, "Coghill,' Mimi
county, md Jas. c. Carlock, E>q., appoint:
ed postmaster.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

The Richmond Wing states that the Flr-
sinia Stale Treasury had only twenty dol.
lars IN its Golfers on Thursday. The edi-
tors add:
1t appears TO US advisable. that before
the passage OF any more mud tnrnPIkes,
some provision should be made to supply
the very obvious deficiency which at pres
ent exists. Without doubt, the Banks. for
proper consideration, would be disposed
to assist The Commonwealth in her presen,
difficulties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

He is empha1icalv one of the people
knows their interests and feelings and SYM
pa,hises with all their wants. And This is
the grea, secret of his long continued sue
cess. meyer belroying any trust reposed in
him, but always meeting public expecta"
lions, his fortunes and thos" Of the men
with whom he is associated are sure all
ways 10 prevail. "Boys! follo,c me'' were
his updyng words amid the din and car
mage of Monterey and IN the same manner
tha, the "BIack Fort" yielded 10 his Impe'
tuuus charge leading on the chvaIr"ns
soldiers of the invincibe "Firs,." so now
will the strong holds of his adversar'es
give wav before him. and victory again
hover over his standard. BE assured. c't'.
Zens of Tennessee the volunteer STATE
will not now forge, to honor the rolhnteer'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

THE CITY OF MEMpHrs-The Memphis
Appeal says: Greatly there seems TO be-
no end to the brick and mortar spirit which
no, only continues 10 pervale our city, but
is yearly. yea daily increasing. We con-
fidenlly predict tina, in less Than twenty
years the population Of Memphis and subs
urhs will reach one hundred thousand, il
not more"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

The Montreal Herald thus describes an
invention tor crossing Lake Champlan al
Rouse's POM, by the Rail Road, in place
of permanent bridge:
The engineers have shown the iudepen.
dence of their resources, by conlrIvance
which, though not bridge, very nearly
approaches one. On the Vermont side a
veIy extensive pier has been made by drlv
ing piles OF some thousands OF feet from
the shore, to such a distance from the
banks as TO reduce the channel to the width
OF 400 ieet. A large vessel Inns been built
Of such dimensions as exactly 10 correspond
with this 400 feet channel, and upon the
deck of this vessel iron rails are laid
Thus, when she IS swung into the gap,
there will he The continuous track required
for the carriages, as there would be II there
were really bridge; and when the trains
have passed over. there will he ngain the
400 feet OF clear wafer way for til. passage
oil craft.