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The Negro I.aw.

The act passed BY the late Legislature to pre-
vent Immigration Of free negroes 10 generally con
.'!smued by the press Of this state Of all pariss
The Bel''e;iis Aieoeate, printed in q region where
A@sassnat's la~ Of the kind would b popular,
- yet osHp.lled to conjena this law in strong
terms. The Adrsesf. ssys:
Tmx NKcno LA~.-Amonr the few general
sc's u tls legislature wac alAw iesigned to stop
the huMng offrss negross iu,s tho state undrr
the penalty "f being sold into slavery The i'm
migrant is fnsd for the fret offence. the sum II
fifty dollan. ADD in defaul, Of payment in ten
days. 10 sold TO the loves, bidder Is to time, who
becomes for tina, time his master. Savss aud
ires'0ea, equally. may be brought irto the state
and sold here ne slaves for life Our constitution
and the Ordinance of 1857 have put an absolute
limitation upon slavery. Il cAnnst EXIT here
The cSssiitutioN,Uf the United States guarantee
the richtsI citizenship to all citizens Of other
sia,es. Msss Chinese in California, and he free
hlasks sfEsw EpgIsnd are regarded as citizens
Of those states .-tGSr by birth Or naturalization
There isa manl'w Ssi Lohisr means Of get.
ting rid VI aisgraSej population than that Of
'rampllng upon our coasli,a 'ia's BY such enact.
men,s: 1t is tile Spartan nnde At general massacre
AND determination The ancient Hslo,s we're hunt.
ed dows and reduced to = manageable number
by Wholesale murder. Wasid aat this be- the only
slec.ual pTs,epuoa" Of The s,il Of tlaxk popu.
atiou3
There Ns certain duties and eternal Laws II
i.iies I'ai'ng equally upon the eonsriencss 1t ALL
Nd holding tue moral .lensnts Of tho world To-
ss,hsr.' When justice IL di'rsgarlsd in lrsisla.
tive snactmsn,s. they will bs Of little ivrce asd
Of temporary duration,
The Gaiena J,fer'snia" eharae'sriIes il as /,
most "odiuus law" and declares the democracy
As they will be held responsible tor il, must mol
suffer the matter TO rest until this disstaceiu
page in tho state. history is wiped out"
The .ahor Telegraph, also, d-nounces i. as !
law Introducing slavery into this state AMI ~
such does not believe Il can bs sustained VI eoa
s,i,u,ional grounds, THIS 7tltgraph says Nv,
IA not believe that tie Legislature has til,
power. by mere deelaraaon, Of making tina
Shiek /. innocent ~ itself, a crime, aud Of the,
providing Involuntary servi,uas as punishment
for it, besides. we thin that il in,sdss the iuril
dIc,as which Coastoss has already exercised owe
thi' subject. by the 'en' of the Fusilr
law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05
Illinois RalIrOad Policy.

The American Esilrsdd Jourpd,-a mos
! valuable and reliable publcation--hns IN teeen,
number, Pungrnt article on the selfish as con
tra'ted with tho liberal Railroad policy Of the
different States. Ahet reviewing the whole
ground. tho editor states his principles thus;
Ever since We have been connected with the
Journal we have uniformly advocated tie pa,
sage OF free railroad laws by ali The states. rs the
oniy means by which m"nopolles could bs avoided
The public good, instead Of personal and private
advantage, be promoted, and as the certain meAns
81 preventing the construction of these works frcm
oeing carried 10 excess Where every road Is
exposed to competing line, it will not be under
taken vi bout reasonable expectation Of profit.
and the line selected will be The Le., possible one
between the tcrnni'
The editor advsrts, in the course Of his remarks
especially to the effort to sustain other railroad en-
terprIse' at the sacrifice Of the Tsrrc llau,e and
lIncisiown line. and remarks that the entire
railroad investment in the Norihern Eastern and
Middle States have direct and immediate in
tsresi in having The straigh. line bulk !. once
and our nened men cannot De expected to AID
an interest which s in direct conflict with their
own. II, therefore. Illinois will not allow the
straight line between T.rre Hautp and tie Ms,
sissippi, to bs built she must content herself with
none a. all W line bat the straight line can lie
built at present, nor until the people of Illinois
are rich enough to construct their own roaj,
without coming to this market for money"
Til. matter is Sc thoroughly understood, even ~
our State Policy men, that they have no heel, ion
in admitting that, so long as there is a chas,c Tor
Brough's road from Terrs Hiu;e to lllinoisto~n
there !, none for the Alton road. and that
Brought road bsin. on the s;rsigh: and natural
route, cdnnoi, = hiLei 1he. stand, therefore,
by their own comes, ior, exactly in the position
ofths dog in the nanccr"
In iln connection We observe that the 81. Clair
ssunty members, who Unexpectedly supported
The State Foley aide in the late Legislature are
having some trouble TO explain their cours. 10 tn,
'atisfsction Of their constituents The last Belle
vile hdrseafe says bantly tat the views Of
he people Of this county were not correctly rep
resented in the late Legislature in refusing to give
! charter to Broush's rsad" The editor IS also Of
'pinion that the thirty tive millions Of railroad
aPl,Al q, 1sre Hau.e knocking for an outlet
, hch was once % much fayored hy late di.u.
crested Senator Col. Morrison will get the out
Of in 'Piis Of his di'in'ere'tsd opposition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

TUX CALcRlc Snlr,-.ln her experimental
voyage, the cLlorc ship arrived at Alexandra on
the 92d Feb The fnlosing account Of her
VOYAGE thus far is given by The Telegraph
The eaoric ship Ericsson arrived at Alexandria
last evening from the Potomac, where she had
lain at anchor for - hours during severe storm.
Capt lowher weighed anchor at sandy Hook N
half past . o'clock On Wednesday evening, and
stood to tho eastward in the face of strong gale
and heavy sea, The ship stood tho test nobly
her engines making l 3 revolutions per minute
With the utmost reg ulnrty. Capt. Lowb,r then
shapedhis course for The Chesapeake aud in going
Up the bay encountered = heavy snowstorm,--
On approaching the mouth Of tho Potomac, the
weather. bssams so thick the pilot declined taking
her ANY further, aad the ship came to anchpT at
. v'cloek on Saturday morning,
The engines had then been in operation 13bour'
without being stopped for moment or requiring
the slightest adjustment Only one fireman Wal
on juty al q time during the whole trip. The
consumption wes under tons for the twenty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

Fox RIVER VALLEY uNioS RulReAp.-All the
stock to this road has been subscribed. trsns
up the Fox River from Elgn 20 the wi.eon,in
Sate line where it connects wiIh other roads. anI
10 aLo continued in Wisconsin. The charter au
thorIes tlie Company to Continue their road
down Fuz River TO Ottawa Wha, is dung n
this end q the roadt We mus, look up thi,
matter Ma trxa to a.iate A contInl. Us
sraigh. rode iom he pneIe. Of wtsconsin to
Ottawa is too srea: ~ OiJecs:o Le lost .ish. OF
carClessir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

The Directors Of the Chicago, 81. Charlie, Il
Mississippi Air Line Railroad company met at
their office in ST.. Charles on the 18th Feb 1858,
and accepted the rcen, most liberal amendments
to their Charter. ~ which sad road is to be sx'
tended to the city n 9bisap', aud west ward to
the Mississippi tivr, aud to the city I" Ga'ena.
They also accepted The valuable donation from
the State Of the right Of way, grading DC OF the
o@d lAlIois Ceniral Railroad from Savannah to
Gaena. And, having secured ample means to
build tue eutrs Rad, tho surveys will be coin
mencsi forthwith, and the whole limo pu, under
contract as soon a. the necessary preparation can
he IN ada
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

The JUlie; Den. ocrc. having asserted :ha! ;
W. Randall Esq, Of that place had been An ap,
rlIcan' to Gov. N4ttr-on for The office II State
Trustee, and was ehngrined a; the appointment, Of
Nr MeRobert,, Mr.. r. publ,hes letter in tie
last Democrat utterly denying I've truth Of the
statement .Vr r SAYS lie va. the frs, to con-rat.
uI"ie Nr. hRobcr,s on hi, appointment With
which ne Is tniIrely satisfied. We can youch per
'oually, that among some IS applicants spoken
o. Se never heard the name If NJ r mentioned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

Nh. MIUKu,S's Lrcrrar,I At the ci"sc Of
MI MMkhams lectures, at tue Congreg atisaal
Church al this place, TO the ladies' % physiology
The fylloviog resolution Was drawn up aud ananii
r,ousy sdqp,rl by the class, A. an expression Of
their appreciation Of the ability sf the lecturer
and the iInppaaaea 81 the subject
Ro9hei That i've very happy manner. and
the 6us illustrations. Nv maps aud apparatus. sl
the lecture. oy Mrs Nathan upon Anatomy
Aad Physiology, As abIniasuy satisfactory, and
justly calculated to slsi. = lsep interest IL The
lAvs fVuI systsm,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

LATER-AyErAL % THE III Nls. ibr.
The Humboldt ,rri'ed at New York on tn 10
inst, with London ja,es 10 the 10th Llt.
The outbreak AZ Milan turned out to have been
. email affair. TIA insurgents were armed with
nausht but silletibes but they were ~ rsrlbslcss
extraordinary daring, since they gained posses
sion # the citadel and entered one Of the yards
They were soon taken, howsver and ffty Killed
In the meanwhile, attempts were made 10 raise
LaTricades. Bu, the spark Of success was wan,
Ing that might have caused general rising. and
the whole affair IN few hours wa. entirely over.
There had De,nso quo,aJls change in bread
stuff, in England. The weather wa. remarsa.
bly cold
The legislative assembly Of France opened at
the ,uilcrits the I4ih Peb, by order Of tic
Emperor In NJ. speech he decided to reduce
the army, to keep upa good understanding with
foreign powers, and toprove that whoa France
rxprenrs her intentions 20 remain at peace, she
must be believed. She was strong enough not
to be afraid. IL. speech waa received With
great enthusiasm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

RruIiSIsN-Thc following items came to II.
IN one day. 4 similar outrage Is also reported At
Buffalo, the particulars " which We have n.islaid
Verify this Is a wicked world
Br,r,L 9rrRAsE We learn through sns Of
our citizens ut returned from Chicago, that OF
Wednesday evening about . / = o'clock. a young
woman VA vaynIi. rot fu from tho Nitte.un
House kH.Cs,d down rIolaIsd isit and sensse., in
the centre Of a lot To winch place .he Was rack
ed BY The blood. Her ,kali Was has,ur,d She
came to "n being bed, AID hope. srs entertained
Of her recovery. Chicago 10 riralling our large
ci,iss in crime as well as prpalsiva Nich CITY
NcW,.
FIrAL ArIACK Rovn.Ns Hilton
yesterday held an mquss, =, the New York hos.
pi,a upon tho bpiy VI Ann Donnelly, the grl
Who had one Of her legs broken while sndsavur
mg 10 escape from $ gang Of ro~dlrs, who bad
dragged her into lumber var! IN Rcads r. for
the purpose 81 violating her person. Tbs par,c.
uars Of The case were pub i.h.d yesterday The
Inv rendereda verdict that the deceased came
10 her .'eslh by fracture " The leg, from he
f,,li,y Of, lie Of lumber in Rcadc IT.. the eisrc,
Of struggling 10 nd herself from the assault Of a
man 10 the jury ungn 'wn." The deceased wa. a
native Of Ireland, sbou. ?5 year. Of age-N J.
Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

NV Yorx, March All, 1883
The Hsra'd" this morning has the following.
obtained from Gen. rIEEcr himself nj a late hour
las, night, 1. tho names Of the gentlsmen gun.
posing the Cabinet.
William l. ME'-ys
Caleb Gushing,
Jas Guthrie,
Jas G. Dobtins.
Robert McClslland,
James Campbvl,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

BRlpciSo THs M.i,sirri--Ths Rock Island
Republican says, company Of engineers usier
the direction Of Mr. Bray ton. are engaged in max.
Ing preliminary mr,sy Of the Island Of Rock
Island, and Of the dississippi river, preparatory
~ locating tks size VI Tie bridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

PEORIA DNly NEws-iI s. Austin. E.g has
become associated with Mir Rainy ~ the editorial
ship Of the Peoria Daily Nev,-a,d the paper
form. From hi introductory we take Mr. A to
t.abundantly qualified to 30 honor to tho char
editorial. lfhe possesses half the industry and
energy Of Ii. partner, tie News is bound TO 70
ahead.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

Nicu PsrlpE,r knG-A. our readers are
aware. Mr.. King has gone to Ihe Wee; Indies Tor
rs health Tie following ds,ps.ch 10 tn. New
York papers Feb Esd is the late,t intelligence
we have seen from:
Mr. Kings health hal not improved, lie him.
self DIES paired uf recovery. Mr.. Ming and his
friends had gone to Mantsnsss in the steamer Flu!
ton. lie had no interview with the C.p,aia.
GeHerai Of Cuba, IN consequence q slight mis-
unders andmg Etiquette forbids the Captain
General paving hIs respect, to stranger, person
ally, tut, IN SonstquCnce Of MIR Kings health.
Haneio had waived etique,tse. and agreed to
vis, Nr King lie appointed an hour but did
NOT keen m. -romI,. N-yt morning Mr.. HI :
addressed note throu.,. the counsu! renlnJln.
the Cap. Gen, ofls failure to keep - rr'n 80
The latter Immediately called at Mr. kiHs's rtv
tel hut Mr. hing declined srrin. him When
Mr. King was leavn: fnr VI niausas 1t 10 said
mntal n,srchang. Of card, ,oot place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

LorriAN, S,sAn More than ,b'riy thousand
hog,hsad, Of .ugar the product Of Louisiana, were
bough, frrro our planters. AZ the crop is unusu.
ally large and the quality u sugar very supsri
or, this may be called the halcyon wear Of our
sugar planters, A few more .uch crops and the
plantations Of Louisiana will be autIrcly free Of
debt. The severe winter last year which dam
aged the CATIONS, produced al apprehension that
the the crop would be short Que but all such
fears we're disipn,cd nv the fiRc appearance %
the crop in the summer anl fall. The yield has
exceeded all calculations aud previous estimates.
Many Of the planters Oh tho soas, Nave produced
three hog,hsads 10 the acis oa hwls where the
average had heretofore beer bu, two. We heard
o. several planter. who projnerd a. much a.,is
hundred me.hsajs on lie. than three hundred
aetss.-N y. Dtita
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Washington ltr-.


Gee PIERCE, who had hitherto vigorously
avoided all show, escaping even from Mayors Of
cities that called on him in his progress 10 the
Capitol, permitted himself to unbsnd 90 much on
the 70 instant as TO partake Of q public dinner at
abe White House, which is rrpor,ei to have Leea
very agreeable affair"
1t i, understood that Gen. Pirrss has offered
the Csnsulship Of Liverpool the fat,es, office in
his gift, to Gen. B1rham. Of South Carolina.
1 thevsanj specula,ions are sA"at 10 reference
to the cabinet. We have sees At least lozrn IL
different casts, Allof which are stated positively
to DO agreed upsn Gen. Fleece il 10 affirmed has
said the Cabinet 10 = sealed bolk, from which
it 10 inferred tnSt aps ur sitecsL'y fred and also
shat I.o'ojy but Lbsss Immediately suscerned
knew who is init-~a'oh We think is quite Ike
!y. ny iii. evening, however, We have &C douL,
ws shall know all sbou, il. Meantime the fellow.
ing cas-: is most generally agreed upa BY the
Eusssers:
Secretary Of State, W. I. Marcy.
War JET Davis
Treasury, james Guthrie.
Navy. james c. Dobbin.
-" Interior, James Campbell,
Postmaster Central, X. NcClslland.
Attorney General. Cal.t H.:hh :-s
This list, it will be observed. 10 the same a, ,b.,
given in our telegraph reports received las, hight,
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The Inaugural Address

OF President Pierce. delivered at 2 o'clock yes
,erday. was received by usby Telegraph and put
in type by bed time last night. 1t is Of moderate
lsns,h, ana chaste anil beautiful production.
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SiTih

A strike recently took place on the part Of the
engineers. iirenen, car builders. machiucst. &c
OF the Baltimore a,d Ohio ral,foad for an alrAnc.
Of hteen per cent. 90 their wage, and the opera.
tires IN mNVy VI the machine aud work shops -
Baltimore ciTy, not connected With the railroad,
have Suspended work TO sus,ais The movement.
The strikcrs numbered over 5000.
The Juurncymen Shoemakrr,ot the City Of
Newark have also been "a strike some seven
week, past, for the purpose Of advancing their
wages IN order to enable them 10 procure to nses,.
,ar,c' oi.fr
1t seyuI, the Directors on tie Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad agreed TO give tie wotknsn he
advanced asked for but they refused to 10 To
wotS until their comrades IN the factories, &c IL
Baltimore should also receive the advance they
AK
We observe a committee u the B,liimofe
sud Newark strikers have waited ON the w, X.
men in Philadelphia. aud received Issuance.
from them of substantial aiI
The increasing abundance 81 money Ia, s.ut
the expenses Of living up in the lars. cite. to 30
high figure. that wages rs regulated to o, 5
years ago are too low, aud It /. sincerely to he
hoped Iha, The strikers may be successful.
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European News.

ult, arrived at New York On the :5I
The principal intelligence by ,hi, arrival. ar
the accounts Though v,ry vague Of an insured
ton in lonblrdy.
10 England there had been more lrquiGy II
, wheat and -four, AMI an advance Of llou rcd an
81 on white which per bush,l J., noted
Parliament opened on the lo'h INST. lhrr
was no speech Hom the lLroae Lo'dJuhn i.u'
sci announced that the new Ministry would IN
trouuce bill to enable the Canadian Lee I,!atar
to dispose Of the Clergy Eesgrv,'-tic, wuu.'
move for committee on Jewish disabilities, au,
persist ia Abolshia. psu.d settlement, Ia Al.
traIa
lac ten hour movement tr a hraitAti,n q
factory laUur To ten hours daily, = progressing IL
the manufacturing districts Another mnIeLtl-
meeting has S"en held al Barv. strike ui asl
cultural labnrers has :aktn phase at Salisbury.
The month";, shipping list, show an enormous
increase IN the number ct ships destined Tor Aus
taln. Ninety FIVE vessel, nearly 10000 tun>
are announced To ssl the present month from the
Thames, besides Eighty from Liverpool and oth,ls
from j tierenI ort ports.
From France the news /. without interest. The
Minister ot Finance ANNOUNCED IN hI' report that
the Revrnue receipts FIR the pr~,en; year will
meet the expenditure w.h"gt the mp,,i,lvn oi
go, ,m ." ''y '3'-'s' ....,. ..,...
nan, 'ie 80 :, w. n,n ~, "n Wv r.
Corn, L,yi,lal,f an \ scale f.pl,ndor ,h.t shah
eclipse the bal given BY the Senate at LV1sn
bourg
THs ISsrREscrroS ~ LoMsNEpr-Ws read IN
the Gu.si.e Rs Bate: "B,rns letters Of YESTERDAY.
February, contain tsesrapmc dlspai,h from
be!.ihi'hN ann ouhs'"; ma, u'N 0S'"t He''er''y
s','f ,Ii. ,,i -, vI,r ,.,,..,,rr,
barracs had been attacked by troop of 400 m.
surccats. This news had produced great .rn'a
'.or ~ 'H1 u'R''," ''i 80 =, VA
:. E''l~r,i .,,,,,;,.a,,. -, T.s,In,'
Ii was boldly as .rrIri in Pan. ihat the cut
o.ens hal Keen encouraged o' Austrian As"n''
for a pre'EN 20 .@'@S' '"'" "'''''' '"' "''' '"''
lay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

TRotniEs on rnr Central R,rrEoAD.- Tie
JoroJoyo Gd'die Of OH ult, says
Mr.. Dunov,n, who was shot By Guthrie was
alive on Yesterday morning, but there are no
hopes entertained for his recovery. Guthrie has
not AZ yet been arrested. Since Dunnvnn was
shot tho bad feelings between the Irish and
portion 81 the residents along the line oi tho work
near III. southern lpe Of jackson county have ba
come apparent On Saturday week last another
lfshman was ,h0t hut not wountlcd Dangerously
The parties are aiming themselves, and = serious
collision is feared. The NV, % these trouble.
grow oft Of selling liquor along tho lime, II will
bs necessary to lIcai up every sGcr vhsro whisky
. sold before peace can 'os had.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

From the census reports, We learn tha, the
average wealth Of each person in California i.
only S2s9, while the average throughout the rest
Of the United Sta,e.is $3.50. Gold hunting does
not appear to be very profitable after all.
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ccor-p smith. Shiurlc>tprs,

The Gai>J.a j ife,sOuias get, off the following
excellent Int. II n A 'uVp|ica ion TO lie u,ed
by 'Lo'e VITO We dovnai night la, tng in their
Ps'ssssson any Considerable ,urn of the cerlif
Gates Of the Nsconsin Marine and Pre- Iu.urauc.
Company" It's appropriately addIe. sd 70 III,
God oi money. As ne death Of G. i,,e Smith
would render tie eieores of the r.d.n ption Of
any Of these shinplas.srs exceedingly IN .obaJl
aud consequently their ralDs depends aiirely
upon the beat Of his pulse ,nd state OF hs aw.l.
iii. we'll tina, supplIeaiicn should be sen, up for
The continuance Of hi. life until August. when ].
ishopsd tia, the law ofour Legislature will put
stop to his operations. At least within the limits
Of Illinois.
20 Pu,us, high AMI mighty ruler Of the Tai.
VERSE, who hods,i 10y court in the heart. Of men
We thy humble servants pray thee 10 spare til,
life OF thy willing tor1!...nan, the great BED
Dog" GlssGE sMrH, the High Priest Of Thy
temple in Milwaukee. Let lin behold tho dawn
Of the morrow. Gran, him life an strength ioT
many day. yet to come and while hs hss III
rect his sEps IN the way winch leads to re. amp
ton Whsn i, shall please tby CO ordinate an
equal hIsoros, to clip the web tina, 10 las spun
grant ola Divinity most worshipped Of men. that
We may not be sufferers thereby Give Us. il
consistent with thy established government. in.
iina,ion II the even, before Charrn and Pluto
claim their own. to the end that for the promise,
,opay ola Company rs shadowy and uuiuLs,,n
tial rs tie shades which wander along the bank
Of StyH. We may obtain ial.nts Of gold and she
KEEL. of'nver Hear great Pu,us and grant
our reqGst. Amen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-05

Col. Richardson. Of ,hs state, reported recently
to the U s. House If Representatives, , bill for
the establishment ola territory on tive Platte and
the Kancas. The limits proposed of,hs new Ter.
rltsry are the line VI ,hir,y'six degrees thirty
u,inuter and the New Mexican line on the south.
the summit Of the Rocky Mountains on tho ives,
Missouri aad Iowa or the east, and the parallel
Of forty three tesv.s % the aoslh-w,b pro
viso for future disvsicn.
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TnE WHEELING Badge Thursday last was
the day To take down the suspension bridge a,
Whsclns according to the decree oflhe Supreme
Comt. The Gd:,ie, hawey,r, says it was sti!l
still standing on Friday morning