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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20

rsxo oNERS or AND De- LERs IN I0RsES
Cayison j Founder Ointment, for the cure Az
81 Founder snlit linof bloodhound Horses * ID
ma Contracted and Feversh Feets wounds, bruises
Ii Tho esI. rallied backs, cracked heels Scratches,
|cuis kicks, SC. On horses
Garlic ms RING BONE CURE, forthe cure
of tins. bsns. blesd pasin, bone SPAWN, windgallsl
and sqlint certain remedy
Tkis Rihs.Bons Cure And Founder Ointment are
Iish F4TfIeE md Win puge ~ ninety nne cases oul
u 6ne hundred asiF 0f the zb6Se c0mphints. They
hare born Ted BIZ farmers ieeTy-men. stage pro
pfieiors, IA others with Tie mosl rtd and De
cjded success
Sold ID ]. FORK only BY eonssock = Ilrother.S No
q. Joh6 4. Il ColsmbVsohls s. Z Blair ia AbeF
deem bY iEsaiEtoA 4 hetnd9H. 81 49,
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IIEln QctsrEas t1H DIYEicy 81 81
CoLuNavs, iuly i2.h lstI-
& a election = hereby eslcrai % Be hsld on llcn.
"A dsy and Tudsday The 81 and iih d NoVemSei
next. 10 The counties q Newton, Kempef Noxnbee,
and cEndes ST BrigadieF General d TIE ad Brig
Aes sih divsua Mississippi Militia to "a she vscan-
81 occasioned bg the expiration q the commission
b Big. Gen. Ws'ie
Also in the counties d Okliebeha. Choetsw, CAR
roll, Yaiobnsia and Tai,ahatchie. ioy bFieadief
Genera q the Isl Brigade lth tivision Il. 81. "
caaty occasioned bY expiration oi tern q elce q
Orig Gen 0wel.
: be eomnaHiirg oieers 81 ie,h. assA, 2slh, San
s2a, sab, sd S7th, S6ih and SSH Regiments AZ
charged with Tie execution Of this order. il the
event Of no Field officer beng command ineitaes
ul said Regiments. then the Sheriff Of saeh comfy
shall perform said duty an5 make return thefee q
this Division Head Quarters.
TfI0S. G. Bl.RWETT
Maj Gen. 4,h Diyisscn. s. n.
By A. McGARTHy, AID.
Columbus, August 2 81,
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ANNOUNC NTS

~, Hon. IIExRr DieK,xsox is a candidate for re-
cjssien IL the Office &C Vice Ehancelorol the State
81 Mississippi al the ensuing November election,
II we Observation-Disclosures loHN ! 'ttuIo
a. candidate FOR the Office Of State Chanceiiof
the rnsuinr November election,
IT VIZ are authorized 70 announce tHAEhks
S:arr II candidate for the Office Of State Chan-
ceIlor Al TIE ensuing November election s.
(rs- Iye are authorized 10 announce Col. z. ,.
'TAgcLgy as 4 candidate for the office Of State
Chancellor IA he ensuing November election.
~. ~ / sr,s authorized 10 announce NATHANIEL
n u. fsonpWlx Ill i candidate for reTetrhon ~ lsie
olIies III Jndse III tle Probate Coart Of I.uMndes
county Il tic ensuing Nosen,ber elections
II.SVx are authorized Ia announce NJ NJ. iiow.
atTas candidate toe The Office Of Mayor q s'o-
lsmbns Miss Tie ensuing November election
I5- WEzfe Authorized to announce M NJ ~. u.
ptrfgkrox asa rfntidate i,f SherIii' n i.oWiaes
c5,Stv IL thahnsainy Novenhef election
a;- ,ya AZ a;itIoFGsa I'd anuonnrch sliapEN
ala ctalhists or ISL cliec 10 Sheriff for isowndes
county atthecnsuing November election
a3-gye are authorized 10 announce W y tIAsfoS
r,a candidate for the nillcc Of Sheriff Of Lcwndes
county N thu ensaug November election.
IN we are Authorised 10 apnnnnce Jas. BLAIR
asacandIdatotarthc office Of Sheriff for the county
pSSiswnies8at the ensuing November election
df W i arc authorized b announce Y !, Fs joNEs
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u II III are authorised u announce DANIEL VIZ
itlns al 4 eanliiate fo reelection % the Office Of
pe,5atc Cierk;pf l.ownles county At dhc ensuing
Nogcmhsr elesiiop,
Va are aathorlz y announce n. !. SCHOOLS
acsaa tirtte alllse q Eonsty treasurer
atthr anslllns November election: !, 1,
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NE ensuing November election.
VIZ are aluaeTzed to aaEenncs sApon ISAAC
a caHlidfte for Treasurer Of Lowndes ccapsya
tie cAshing November eertlnn
ID Ne sre authosizea u Announce DISC Il.
MsFTKn1Ee AM candidate FIR Assessar NJ Lowiites
u III Ia aEithofiAed to Announce i.aFsqs H.
y VIE q 4 eaniste Tor tie Office ol Asses
N I.svns AZ tic ensuing M.
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sasaiug Nessmass election J.
~ e are authorized e announce GEoRGE +
aicI IS candidate ct g 'ectonic me once
r5#n Constable; ~ the ensuing Noyempere'ect'ou
IJ " are authorized e apnonnce John &
kREckEF asa candidate ioF Constable oi district
No p u the ensuing November election J, 81 !,
TT We arg authorised ~ announce JoHS ~. IA
viz as candidate Tor Town gounstabc AZ tue eiisu
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EAsHEo 81
g. BRAIaARD, .Eluslff.
rr1HiS ENTIRELY Nav, sP1entid fgai
l,uglt doasie engine. class k-hq a., Fass,,l.
--r .Iesrnsr VII exam Is Tunning regularly % A1
srisr on lie frs f,sc oi tie walzf. der acclu,-
,s.iious ara ~ ihe u1sl supeffof order, and a0
=. ~ rxDenss vii Be- spared @ make hef one %
.., ~ nesszal ana comssftatie heats in tie
go Brsiuafa. ieiy sensible CT past fvors kopes
- stsct asensea and dischsrge Of dRiy, 10 receive
liberal share Of Fsironsge tie coming seascn,
J1.r. WILSON, Clrfk.
Sset. Il. 1851. lids
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
by NathanieI Il. Go0lw in Esq.


Judge d The Probate Court, il and for LOrndes
County, Stale Of MissisAppi.
NTOTlCE Il hereby given that ID application 10
IN me by VIM B Cavanah, GuaFdiano Of the mi.
nor heirs ii Mrs. Cavanah, deceased, who with Il.
E. Cayanah and 3. H Cavanah, claim an undivided
eighth part Of the following tracts parcels Of lands,
described as the west half Of the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section 26 township 7, range
l6east, and the south half of the south east guar
terof section ~, township ~. range 10 east, in
Lcwndes county.
have nominated John A, Daley, John s. Chan
der and Benz. Brack, Commissioners to divide the
said tracts 81 Land into equal shares or parts; and
unless proper objections are stated to me at the
Court House, on NJ 1nday the 20th day Of October
nexti The said JOHN "A. Daley, John y. Chandler
and Benz Brack viii then be appointed Commission.
ers TO make partition Of the said lands Pursuant d
an act entitled "aIi act concerning the partition OF
lands held by coparcenees, joint-enaIts and tenants
/ in common"
Given under my hand this 18th day 81 Auguft. Al.
| d. 1851. NE. GOODWIN, Judge
Columbus, Aug! 1881. 7-2n-P, 4 90 90
| 4 oNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
/ - PANACEsA.- -, For colds and feyerish feel
| inrs and preventing fesers 2. for Asthma, Liver
CompIantand Bilious affections; Is for DiarrhUa,
Indigestion and loss Of appetite =. for stomach az
fections, dyspepsia. piles, rhumaiism e. The great
points are II is not bad to take never gives pain and
| never leaves one costige.
| Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, and an
IAyesterna and Southern feyers prevented, ~ every
case, By The use Of Lnneey's Great Western Indian
Panacea warranted 70 cure the most severe cases 81
The above complaints Loss Of appetite. billiousai-
ectjons and Indigestion, are permanently cured w
III use. The great points are,i y not bad e take
docs not leave the bowels costiye and never gives
/ pain III its operations. This Panacea viii remove
al the bad bile from the stomach and give tone 70
zgssein, and keeps of attacks Of malignant levers.
II the stomach s IN healthy state and the pores q
the skin are open. 50 as to admit Of free exhasIcn
from the body there can DO NO attack q lever Ibis
olee the panacea win positively perform, and we fes
commend IN ID nv this article If they Wish q ens
sure health during TIE year Asa family mcaIcine'
litis unparalleled for coughs CODES and al diseases
II the blood, and kidney and scroinla complaints
Sold IN N. York tnIy BY Comstoek e Brother, NO
H q John II in Columbus only BY J. Blair; y Aver
assp " Hampton HeEndQn. ish g silly;
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GrRfcnbeFg onpanT
'E4G4E EfA l44 4es
INFER VFGETADLE rlfi.s. l-.rtsl
a t,tns suall.la tlmit ssa Is iatlni e''.s,z
The Green Mountain Ointment.
Tlis Sslss les tstaln plbte use efir1l
1lk d cI,rarll sssn ~ i's Virtues W.
SIS thatGi4as uatksl
IAs SrrSsrfri.iI
M pilalaai dfiak hnfs nfzeise
H<rstnll,s f4frins 1l1ccn.
Tie ,lisa,.ha II pltnists snd ot.ftclt e,tat'Il
iovlist d his Rfcparaton; L s dets s.f
Mass 81 feiaals diselsea tHelsrtrg tsetHs 8
Wone, tsol alops ane e'' 'eise 80 e-,,..'
lions Wscliim os shsl i nsFef fans wafn nasszz
Tkt Dystst4rs Sgrff
Fot,be esseof d sehtsfg, u.4sfhss.' saa ~ eess.
7ae Hsaaa Bisssrs.
moss lhtls6rupe laais
Ths Eys Leiiea.
simple aud ctneariod. wash
The (,TlIaD ri ArN Nj c fs4s TIE coz.
SBnPTfVES RaLM LTBB rs Pill
OlNTMEN7s FE FER asd AUtt
PILLS
II Al SCENTS Cor the sale q The above medieiass
viii have esrtiea,es Il cusesa iheir poinessien and
which they will be happy lecxhsht % any one. A.
.urri ourselves 0f the value and reliability q ussF
psrparatn- We shall conslnae them before The rselir
sakihe ST them only
Jkc Nnetsss fhee msr9
WELD & Co. hereby Aan0nace that lhry lave re,
iinqashssi their Agency IL Tie GeAufSnsec CcNrANy
AGENTS 10 MisssipM and Louisiana VII please ss;st
I'tArif accounts wilh, and address ordefs q
~. insEpll HUFrY.
i.~.. 60 raydrass street. New Orleans.
I
AGkNTse
s,3faASfON & GAGE, Columbus, Miss.
JOHN THORN TONs Slasksille,
w. COLEMAN n co.. Gsrrcnsbpra'.
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Ennfls 10 u. b Glory TFsiEA I-~ius.
sJVUAI4s, . and 7--just received from Pa.
ask ennessec, and for sale BY
sSltTs iiADisN a iaEAD n. 81
July 26. 1851. 5s-ii
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IlayalFe, Plaid SIR Iissnes, Co
AE.SO4-we expect soanio receive sbme 5000 pair
of iliJsSEIS ,aid so invite our lrienasso call anti
exaiine All III which We nIias rod sdfnis
{aiIcr FIJI css III 0g lssial thiE An Can VA bought
II AnV dnHd house IN I'M CIV IN Motifs.
X.lJZ.ART Ill illiiEsS K, IllIs i.CpS.
March 1871 naA@iv *
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no PlnnfeEs.

VI 2 have al hand very excellent aftiele q
81 Red Glover seed oall snd supply yourselves
as'sssss tai &c = T. sicC az tits :.
isk H. III: ss
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
FROM OREGON.

The steamship Gold Hunter arrived at San Francisco Jam
uary 18th, from Columbia river, bringing full files Of the
Spectator Oregonian and the Western Star down to very
late date sss.s
The first steamboat built in Oregon launched at
Milwaukee on Christmas day. The occasion observed
by almost every variety Of amusemen,s During the festivities
Capt F. Morse of the schooner Merchanman killed by
the explosion Of gum discharged by him when the vessel
started from her ways.
The citizens Of Portland had applied to the Legislature for
charter TO incorporate that city.
The Oegonan gives account of the first clearance from
Oregon to China The brig Emma Preston have sailed
from Portland for Canton on the 2lst December.
Floating docks and wharves in Of construction
at Portland.
An immense bridge had been completed the North
Fork Of Yam Hill River. 1t 4O5 feet in length,
and fifty feet above low water mark.
The weather in Oregon is represented to be unusually mild
and pleasant.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC LOCOMOTIVE.

MEssRs EsrroRs: understand that some announce
ments have been made in the papers respecting the time Of
making the first ts Of my engine for this purpose and this
is merely to that for the last Ave months the wok has
been urged With all consistent expedition, with view to
complete the experiment before the adjournment of Congress
snd should that not take place, no will be dsap-
pointed than myself Mesnwhs the public will give credit
10 announcements unless directly authorized by myself
and respectfully suggest to my friends that they should not
anticipate me in this matter. CHAS. G. PAGE.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

The United States ship 81. Lawrence Captain Jo,nuA R.
SANDS sailed from New York Tuesday for Southampton
with the articles for exhibition at the Worlds Fair The
following is list Of her officers:
Commander Joshua R. Sands; lst Lieut.. Charles 8.
Boggs; Surgeon, l.. b. Hunter Purser s. P. Todd Cd
Lieut. E. G. Parrot, 81 do. L. b. Avery 4th do. g. H.
Prebe 5th do j. X. Duer Master, B. N. Wescott Ma.
rns Officer, r. b. Caldwell; Asst. Surgeon, Jas F. Hani.
son Passed Midshpman, James F. Monroe; Midshipmen,
John G. sproson, r. R. Reese. Jos Tife, VIM T. Gas,
sell, Henry Eben, J. Bruce; Captains Clerk, G. s. Lv.
ingson Pursers Clerk, JAS Todd Boaswan Jno Bates
Carpenter, Daniel Jones' Sailmake Rob, Hunter; Gunner
VIM. Arnold; and three hundred seamen and marines.
Passengers-C. F. Stansbury, Government agent; w L.
Long naval sorekeeper for Spezza d. g. FcrJ, clerk to
storekeeptr. A.4t.ss #Es#9att ,r.ssE4H"a .#.S
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

EARTHauAKE CHILr.-The dispatches from the South
announce the destruction the city of Conception Chill
by recent earthquake. The city destroyed in 1885
BY similar At that time was in the height Of its
prosperity and it celebrated for many elegant public
buildings and private structures large and splendid cahe
dralthe finest in South Amsrics-was thrown down with
great loss of life among the workmen The city Of Concep
ton two hundred miles south from Valparaiso, and stands
on plain perhaps hundred feet above the level Of the
None Of the particulars of the late disaster have yet
reached here. s.#......5
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

The PRESIDENTS PRocLAMATIoN.-To the full
extent of the powers conferred upon him by the
constitution, the PRESIDENT Of the United States in
his Proclamation Of the 18th, has performed and
promptly performed his duty in the premises. To
yndicate the violated majesty Of the law by the ar
rest and punishment of all who can be identified
and convicted as perpetrators of the Boston out
rage, or as alders and abeers in it. is all that is left
for the Executive TO provide for at present. There
is no organized body arrayed in opposition to any
process OF law; no riotous or sedious persons re-
main assembled in mass to defy the authority Of
the Government. The outbreak was sudden in act
and sudden in disappearance. What precautionarv
measures may be deemed proper to provide a0ains,
the recurrence of such scenes, and to ensure the
certain execution Of the law in Boston, or whereso-
ever else its authority may be impugned it will be
for those to consider who have to meet the
sibility involved in the matter.
The PRESIDENT, having promptly done his duty,
will naturally look to the conservative, patriotic,
and law abiding citizens throughout the Union to
sustain him in his high attitude, and to give him
assurances of support in any contingency of diff
Guilty that may grow out of his firm and determined
course in seeing the laws faithfully executed. Such
a support and such assurances there are thousands
and hundreds of thousands ready to proffer, and
not only to proffer bat TO make good to the end.
baltimore An.eroan.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

GuSSISa-The Waterville Mail states that Mr.. Curtis,
of Bo1frd. (Msss has recently been hunting
company with two Indians whom be hired took forty.
DEER three mooss three bca and about hundred par
dges. The entire weight $500 pounds This the
result Of four weeks hurng This game transported
Wserve and thence conveyed the arosd Ipswich,
to Mr.. Curtss home, where he wi thaw and dress nicely
for The market.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL lNTELLIGENcER.

The subscription price of this paper for year is THREx
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress, (averaging eight
monthsl the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions OKK DoLLAR per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent or oneh Of the full charge
will be made to any who shall order and pay for at
time Eve copies Of the Weekly papers and alike reduction
Of Is per cent Cor fourth Of the full chge to any one
who will order pay for time ten more copies
No accounts being kepfo this paper it will not be for
waed any unless paid for in advance, nor sent any
longer than the time for which il is SO paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

TKssEssEE.-The Knoxville Register says there is within
the limits of East Tennessee biumnous coal enough sup
ply thousand large iron manufactures thousand years
The Etowah iron works in Georgia. the Register says
supplied with East Tennessee coal cotton factory two
hundred and thirty FIVE feet long, fifty feet wide and
four stories sh has just been erected Winchester.
The say they will be able TO operations by
The beginning Of April II is intended to two thousand
and thirty spindles and employ sixyfour looms the
commencement, and in short time to add three thousand
more spndes Over three hundred operatives will he
ployed in the factory.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
JAMAICA.

The journals in the Island of Jamaica discussing the
proprey Of inviting the immigration to the island of free
blacks from the United States repair the scarcity of labor
which exists there. work is in press in Kingston,
which is designed present the advantages Of Jamaica
asylum for the free negro Of the United States 1t is nti-
mated that Government may offer inducements to the
coored IMMIGRANT
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

NAvAr,-The United States storeship Relief, 1t Cong
j. B. TorTKS, arrived at New York Tuesday, from Rs
Jsnero she left Rio the fss,e Congress and brig Balm
bridge The latter arrived Rio Janeiro the 2nh De-
cembe and the United States sloop-ofwar ST. Marys
the 9Th of that month"; in ry-one days from Norfolk, and
sailed on the 2sth for the Pacific--aIl we'll
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
I NORTH CAROLINA.

We desire" says the Raleigh North Caro-.
lina) Times, "to call the attention OF our readers
to the fact thasno resolutions, Of any kind, calcu
lated to produce agitation, antagoniscal towards
the Comppmise measures of last Congress, OF
fanatical on the subject Of slavery, could be go
through the Legislature of North Carolina. Seces.
sion and dsunion ,oere signally defeated; and
the general heling Of our people in favor Of peace
and union tiumphed over all the efforts of Loco
focracy to make political capital out Of the troubles
Of the county. , .tI#.H
II is true tina, they had their joint select negro
committee, md said committee made majority and
minority reports and submitted voluminous resolu-
tons on ths theory Of our Government, its rights
and powers, and the rights and powers Of the sew
era States, and the tremendous crisis on hand, and
the grave AMI fearful responsibility of North Caro-
lima, and het duty in the premises; but when all
these mighty and high sounding documents were
sent abroad and examined by the people, the popu-
lar voice brea,hed upon them, and they vanished
away like the dew Of the morning; and, like the
smoke, they'll no continuing and abidng-place.
BE IT KNOWN, therefore, that NORTH CAROLINA
stands by the Compromise and by the Union, and
rebukes alike fanatcism, secession, and treason"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

Letter t3pa the City Marshal to The Mayor.
SIR: in pwer 10 the communication Of p Riley, allow
me TO state ~ on the 18th, ha-pss ~ O'Clock A. NJ
he carne no<f ~ Office and said: "We hare got ngger
merely ne you, SO that if they make trouble you naas
be about hess were his exact words and all he said
immedm'ey suited with you, and you directed me to pre-
vent any b Of the peace outside of the and
took msse accordingly. sent out officers from time
time 70 zee ~ oil quiet. AZ about one O'Clock p M
Mr. Noyss GO 70 my Office saying the United States mar
sha wsnte1 IA the spare officers had. had mono.
wanted air 4ad to execute your orders. aF
a Al sbou1 minutes to o'clock an officer to the
courtrooms pd found the door taken care Of and III.
officer denied admission-,b psrson having charge
saying the Qed States Arahal told him admit no ons
He rsuraef ia fsw moments aterwsrs another person
cae, and sad Nat he afraid the negroes would break
open the Immediately started but before had
gotput Of The City Hail. learned the fugitive had been
rescued. 0 q 4afa3V7lf ataf1arlfr9
learn and believe be true that Mr. Riley said he did
any others than those he had employed to remain in
the court room, and added that zoe take Of the
man. and also ut the time the rush made he was walk
ing backwards and forwards the court room and made
resistance whatever the door, the negroes passed
by him. a3 sa7
In conclusion allow respectfully say h.s in the ordi
creating the ce Of City marshal do not find that he
do tho work d the United States marshal and il is
the wish Of the city Government have do it, they have
only pass the orer and ,oH the fugitipes and
keep them. or IwA nsign Respectfully yours
. FRANCIS TUKEY, City Marshal
To Hon. JoHs p BIarLow, Mayor Of Boston.
February IL, 1851. @
BosToN, FEBRUARY l9.
To-day the examination of EKSar Wright continued
before Commissonf HALLxTr. Wright is charged with
absting in the escak Of Shadrach Wilkins.
On the opening Of the Court Mr. LuNr moved that the
proclamation of the President relative the riot be read
BY the United States Marshall Mr. SEwrLL objected. the
ground Of its being oily telegraphc report, which
proof whatever Of its uthenticiy Commissioner HALLEr1
ordered the reading document, which done The
examination then continued.
negro named Jaes Scott, second hand clothing deal
has been arrested charged with being concerned in the
outrage Of Saturday. He was confined in prison.
| s1as9 sa7 bt BosroS, FEBRUARY 20.
| The examination of Efzur Wright resumed thi
morning, and has been concluded It resulted in his being
held to bail in the sum H S2 600 for his appearance beo
| the United States Circuit Court in March next.
George Thompson, tfe English Abolition Lecturer, va
peed with rotten eggs the Springfield and Mssachusett
Railroad Depot yesterday morning large crowd pre-
sent who hooted him, AID would have committed persona
violence had the authorities interfered He departe
westward in the cars not at alI pleased
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22
RAIL ROADS IN MISSOURI.

We have information, by Telegraph that bill
has passed through both Houses Of the Missouri
Legislature granting the credit of the State 10 the
amount of one and half million of dollars, in aid
of the construction of the proposed railroad from,
81. Louis to independence, and the same amount
in aid of the railroad from Hannibal to Sc. Joseph.
This will, we learn, create means for about one
fourth of the cost of these roads, and on the first
mentioned road the private subscriptions, together
with the subscriptions of the counties through
which the road passes, will amount to another
fourth.
There arc, we are informed, now before Con-
gress bills making grants of land to the State Of
Missouri in aid Of these railroads, similar in extent
to the grant made at the last session to aid the
construction Of the Mobile and Chicago railroad
,rnat grant gave each atefnate secnon OF land, on
either side Of the road, and doubled the price Of the
remaining sections, securing thus TO the Govern
ment the full value Of the lands appropriated.
If these bills should pass at this session, are
given to understand they will ensure the prompt
execution of these important works.