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Dyeslng the suteetn Rddal those pola which
may % ad 2 e % udee safely thee
by the peaenee unhehy acid secretons
the base Of tho bcAruonato 1oa viii. and
q portion Of carbouc srannsnt in Id Add
neeta ard e1srts favorable influence digestive and
diminishing he rtabiy Of The siomseh Ia govt broaES
On oy me hth acia daheai, acting by the aGai IA
aSng IA double wayst actual solvsnt by Inc
%S r. * Sas aad overcoming me diahss
q me latter named purposes the If the
q ada s Sts pFeeras'e SINCE 1t rher in me biearbonae
Carbonate Of soda in cses Of nooppg
cong sfotu hroneoeee ETC., And il 10 evident use ii
aaon water woad be mild substitute for the
Saphrous waea invaluable in many diseaes and ara h
y sRn daaes apposed TO specific
ternsS and internally Recommended sso 81 Inc
Uterine faac.ons nsnehaa and oho'e chronic rheumatism
and goa For hsse pctosas Alkaline sulphur Spring onis
DO preferred, esng more rieh anlphuresl hydlegan
30 extensively known these prseh. time thai
they stand in all h Southern country And
sSeed 70 amount 81 mineral rnsttsr they hardly yield any
Ihs epnioa confirmed by The cures which avo
Dssa effected BY the nae Of taesa invaluable
SAags aud hotses in attendance all
stay. ''' A ~ 'Ae Sas " '0'o's uushs .asn
CONNER q wooTEN, proprietssa.
nopfietoss beg appad the following recommends
a al sSe the pnb ny judge
M wae known aA tho BLApoN STRINGS ehsef
smg Sa pntan 20 favor Of pro
vas 81 he especially in ehroale Of hs @
u he maa'na aud aaar chronic rheaslism. ia ens. Of
eeal IN certain forms disease al me ~ nv IN oay
usafAs'A uepsadias On rheumatic adecsioas 1880 $50 -
P:A;LAMsERT. p.M.P.
Ap fEC2UET,
jess d&wa aa4-= Fl Eli s kps,nfEsTg
EpACOE--t1{) casks ebo;ca 81 81,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
aB GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which |
offer TO supply Druggists aud Dealers 81 Propeors lowest
prices.
k Depot and Special Agency, Charsrsssrss
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tWoLFE's AROMATIC sUHEIDAM sefISApps
~ ptggas and Merchants nad all any OF the artces
IN ne above catalogue will find their advantage by
ssaa1g ae eEds ahoys witt found
uni,ed States and AtShs prices Please address,
y. WRIGHT 81 90. o.a..s
GENUINE MEDlCIfE WAREHOUSE,
n24 VI No. artrasR wl,Isa r.
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TX NGC KERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ Observation-Disclosures,

PRICE g. C0ULoN, Plumbers, 1o7 poydras
aosn the And ht prbe
general hstthsy bpaass u AL tts sanelss
and prepared TO Fuspiv hot, COLD fLuSgk SHOW
BATHS AMERICAN LLSh and FRENCH W ATEa CLo3aTE,
WASH "a .Es FOUNTAINS, RRAsg FAucErsof El kRaG,
CQo6ING IA aKg, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAis;
Forge LIFT and sFER puaPs ass a " hs ass,st a.yie
LEAD PIPES Of ptoa; PIC and 9HEET LEAD and
BLoCK TIN always on hhrs sHIP s7a BTE&hBoAT fFoHR
pst "a and At moth
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In concuaion thu undersigned respectfully socits careful COM
pason Of he analysis Of the above SPRING. with
The ouh Such an examnatioa, he satisfied will Establish
Invaluable treatment Of acute cbop,
dHeAaea.
iyll CHARLES CULLUhI, Prop,istor
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A B1TA CHRIsTY SPRINGS, Lad

IN This undersneds proprietor Of the SALINE cALf
Bt I'VE VIII SUlP1UR SPRINGS, situated ITEM
Two miles from New Orleans, half f5n ande
yie hall Msoisonvie miles half from
Coyingon L call the persona requiring
healthy the Piny Woods
three ply daily the named villages ron whence
Daring the Rho time sha these nave been
hay been fully tested proven that The
undermined ee fully in asserting that
auneee Dyspepsia Dpsy Dahsa tsimple Diabetes
Chaos, CutneDus Diseases Ring
the Badde Lvsr les q Appetite md General Debility
s alinost simultaneously felt.
promise elegantly
will comfortable
will
will b. paid by well trained and every
the ihe
Promising hmeioraons
patronage already received continuation repectieily
noicitsi by j. s. B0SSlERE.
The following copy Dr. Rdela analysis Of the spripge
ceritcaea Of Dr. Stone, Dr.. Waddeiburp Dr. Boyer
DR.. Porter and DR.. Mccormack; 49,
large Volume Of water RIGS from the earth with current
its fund 10 be SO degrees il when
the air u degrees y s unlike ap known neigh
all Ehese circumstances consider
unusual chemical especially s large
inference that IL
earth, being in TACT sort OF natural Arelau well.
Tho following the Ieautta Of chemical analysis:
In go tes Of weighing nearly gnmnes there are
diss lived
ia rslat
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yXTHERE are made Mills Of tho various

&}Mj HEhE are Inhue Mlll4 OF tho various
cpariL adapted to Steam, Water Power
ranging hundred hyn dollars
grinding three sixty hushss the hour. according
TbagA Southern
fhStnr and the theY erressce their
ereang popularity sale and the large capital empoyedn
their mnnufafturet
The proprietor fursh Boars
approved asd economical pt for pong meal buckwhat
Boers The hrns
6er suited BIZ purhRng than
Oh thr Northern traps for grinding.
Tbs following liable sill ha prices NJ tho various Eed Mu
sud tbs ac u each put up accordanee with printed inntru
tons sent With eheh mid.
IL price sl0) Double sl25 Capacity
buanps TO the hour Velocity from $50 to 500 revolution
miputf. Band inches vide
Burr price sis Double sAred si<0 Capacity froma
hn hour Voocfrom $50 to 900 revelations
Bandf inches wide
size largo any m and usea from q
isach Bprr Double Geared Capacity to
10 boar. Velocity from 400 per
minute. Band 8 prhss vide N T..
Barr prizes Capacity from 10 TO is bushels
hour Velocity from 400 SO revouons Band 10 inches wide
70 inch $3.50 Capacity II TO % bashss hohoi
prize Capacity from ~ bushels AZ
$50 revolutions ata. Bsad "a nches
Velocity from sbSp $50 revolutions pus Baud leiuChes
The above Mills leave ih hsnaoy complete In pa and
ready for gndng when attached approximate and
Factory by mail address Of Willie Coleman, New
0riean will with attention Dispatch
Terms CASH; all Mills sold inity gusrnneed
ssada stot sS WILLS =. COLEMAN Psantee Proprietor
TX NEGaERHOCKER PATENT COOKING
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THE SPRINGS.


GyULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHocTAw Co., 4GsHssssAA
east Mobile sna Ohio Railroad, aud FIVE milea west
pebble generally that hts establishment anew open for ih
sddiopp hava been made single view increased comfort
and ana D9 5 10 s s 20 ether s
Public House ,hss years anS " s
70 him liberal share q & T Tsn pn
Alleys and Other he premises The c0sge as all
aePaiae and are neat clean and any M and light
% IT. s s Ply rss S hess i srs
NJ "a s ss Dc s
ING s3si' Ta N m 9s WI Z
fSsR sans. making '''s 'ip' M
passed The most ,rec.aion Of the sprsa but he be-
sp sys. IN he h. CT 5 Mish
Known to the pa bs Effected 50 q obstinate
n
f fo4 which he @ S'asda
pssI wG ." tls ss a s 1s o S
pIsaay . sS1
" disas tbss into principal groups, 10 Wit
Ai-nAD''A' SULPHUR, ..-.
csy Gtavsl Stone Govt and certain sagOrse
al Thss Sulphur Springs diseases Of the Skim Rheu
a ssroaous Affections, csain kinds Of Paralysis, and
3D. That eugnous Springs &C. particularly as ul
a1 W. Il saisa liz
useful whenever prescribed and administered with Judgment and
discretion. :, - =.
j. Baugno., D.M.P, H. Daret. D. n. e,
garbe 81 III p p. Albngz, o. NJ r.,
On Turpin. d. Nj, p, +. Marmilon, d. NJ. p,
v. Forineau, D. nj. p, 9; de Valistth p M. Poi
A. Mereier, b. M. p, Oh. Delery, D. III. p,
New Orleans, April 30. 1885.
AL Lambert, D. Mp, j. lAhatuf. u MPu
A. peoqust, ID. N. Pr D. Marun, u. M, X,
A. Lemat, D. N. F., 2 Ihlefy y. a., r,
James Jones', ii. D., Z. Tncou, p NJ P. 0
e. Martin, d. III. p, J.H Lewis D. NJ. r.,
Joseph Martin, D. III. P.
Mobile, April IS, 1855.
Nh C1s CuLIua reviewed the analysis
by Avequin, Of your Springs which requesed to
eend 49,,
springs EuTope and remarkable for the
mineral Ingredients they contain know OF
Spring ths country of equal strength and the Alkaline
Springs parallel e1teot the eladen Springs which
value OF these wntes In all Chronic Diseases Of tho
pl''N Rerg respectfully yours, etc., a. &. MOTT M D.
To nyads the proprietor pedgeA himself particularly
his psrt Will be wanting to make them comfortable
contented. ..
The Analysis of the following Springs made by Mr. B. Ave-
qun Of Orleans gentleman whose reputation
ALABAMA VICHY SPRING.
Proportions Of the several mineral subsaEcea contained In
carbouic Acdsmeraly noted. Graias Troy Weight
Anhydrous 81 Carbonate OF Soda Irs
[Ths Poaaa is iu very smal proportion compared with
Sqda.l
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MISCELLANEOUS,
COLEMAN's

UUL III q N'E
PATENT UNDUL.4TORP CORN AND.
FIGURING MILL MANUFACTORY
City of Jefferson, Suburb of New oreans.l
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N THE USUAL FICEsaIing ansiro stock o. reh and
Silks Dfeses Reheat Of Plaid Sks 10 All stylsn M
s,ys sreeassd SUI richest quality Black s
Rich Sk Desel, With Silk Embodered Flouness ~ avs s
and Bafekes; Ladies' Embroidered Riding Evening Dresses WIN
Hobes and foances; Ladies Rich
new ys Preach and vstorng corast Chem
sette Collars Gunufc Onlou aens ana Valsn
Lace Aso acoas and S ses Msses
usa and Manha q NE a.est iea elegant ciolh Satin silk
aaa Muin shaws and haalsi nanis Long EuAgod
cred one ea and oeds 100 style Grape SAAWs
sssyi neS shell cona 6ag
for Ccaks and MAnia several other 80
nAiae Az stock oil ch Dre SILKS Coaka Grape ADD Ian
pr,sss |, me wsa proprietor close h
chae style six fer Dresses Cca shaw Or Ebsca
res woad md tito their advausge 70 call ree a. VIZ
ons oer goods ae al usna
f ias balance Please No. ia ca
NAL s1hhAl, p, y. kkRGAN. d92 I'm
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At Asst PASCAGOULA--The subscri- AsuvA
~ Der has renewed and refed establishment for IsEsA
ri Ill., ~ Laagng aad anow prepared to oar
M nen.a OF thia oeaat4 rierins place. Billiards.
u connected wthths which the
Proprietor three other house hol to
jos Inns foot of sntost WhsrF pssi
Z ARNES HOTEL, Mississippi City, 49,
% 4, Mpp viii be SpeR fSr the Visitors Leigh
pn y SsicsS 1 ,.,,.,or- WM. BARNES, Proprietor.
- 'olenHs, fHFIlt I4,tooo. ai5 Spsm
PARADISE POINT HOTEL, Second tazx.a
Whari aiEsiaippi CityThe FARE tia Hotel is aEssa
TknssPer monh ss5 per day 81 So Children and Servants
nnL-prlee. Dy6 i0EI g. W. TEGAkDEN,
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HEoLLYWooD-E Eastern Shore Of Mobile "a

HOLLYWOOD-Easte Shore Of Mobile eea
Bay. : Tho public ia respectfully informed thai the &E
above delightful Watering Place open reception Of ytos
HOLLYWOOD beautifully situated the Eastern Shore Mobile BAY
Ens meurs run from Mobile ~ Capt Joe Asmalronga
entirely free rom masqaitos bags t sbundsny sup
pied with pure dscous spring water. II shaded
by TALL mieetc oaks The bathing good sid hs
shower baths unsurpassed n short il offers every
persona DESTROYS OF spending the monhs
never knowa Ape have
aueh as fishing selling hnning ten Pima billiards. pistol galleries.
etc., etc. Tbs will be management Of M Ennoh
Eer formerly Of the yerana Oiieans who "a as1oo
ted hinselfwith Mr.. WIardF
They vii do .hsr utmost 70 deserve the patronage
70 Persons leaving every Saturdays boat for Mobile ran
arrive At Hollywood ny II o'clock the ueIs day.
,u,,. r. FREEMAN EvERITT.
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VeEysespactfnlly m=
RHEUMATISM.

Let athose who aesuhsring
read the following and what omgy dons foI
they will use this lnialiJe tsmsdy-- ~ iO' '"eih,h
hl. JOHN BuLL-DeBr Sin: Forths Ia sbrsa ",
aIced with hheufat the
70 the greaatagoay Of pam tried every
ihe deano but found no permanent Iee s
which nassnrey nae OF
ana seaty inp9 ed my AMI ned
ce used have
and have nodouBE tins and
Eabsng
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Uniontown Union county, ~, May 49, Isag ~
kkUld DIX, Wal. pRFNT,as

Mn BuLL 10 regard that Jt.va
used TO come exentln long stantn r
LspFa, EL9raas
eases where Lhu OF cure
OF modification OF the finds Oyy tl
with loeareatmeut, 1tbinE would prefer
preparation OF saaparAn phyean viii nmit H.
Respectfully yours, W. r. PAX YI sasst M n
swHpoFt NY, DecembeES, 1877. ~
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Coal Coali
k@sPENeER FIELD CO.,
..,... or bsalslh in Pitsshargh, Anthracite,
LAY oEFlekConss Camp Lafayette Square. n9e "

Camp atfsetana LAyetle SquAro n9e "
IN SHE friends and customers Of the late Ia
u mensd Mrs. BRYAN, 40 street. as respectable H.
nsi Aer SISTER aud formerly principal assistant Mic
bnaineas Al d DID, "SNN"s anu oonaues
ss Towns " expressing her cordial thapka tho bOa and
snprors she han received her untey esb
weuld hopefully solicit further Of public var ~ h
herssfa essrsiag. '4"'"Nei !" rem
Psons having claims upon tina late Mira BRYAN will o,os, -
hs for settlement Hiss Downs ii he s la ana , P
With th- Leash possible delay. - nsss -S0S
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BTATE OF LoUI2IkNA,
Parish Of 0rlsans, City OF New Orleans,
Ne has on the Ism January 1856
uaeh OF the and for
Brother President and james H. Wheeler
Of the Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of New 0ani
w ps auy according thAt
from the
otihehaid company. 4. BROTHER President,
JAS. II, W HEAL Ii, bscrstAry.
and absorbed before this thelsh 1855
C.V.JoNTE, Second Juatise Of shs Peace
- ofthe Parrish oh0reGnH
percent
on TO
rusry usxs.
Ths Board Trustees also directed that the
LOT the ending December 1885, 06 placed
to The credit Of coniingsn account.
~ peril ethe Sesa
and oss damage by Fire at
ones, No. 70 CsmPatrsst. $50,
.psaaii Ank
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p,,.s STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Be tnat On ths lah Of June 1856 before mo- tho
SUBSCRIBER Jase 81 e feace in the oity aoesaid a
sona appeared oAn fsmoerton President and sehrSs s
ay OF the hereeAas Mutual Company Of New sss
who being duly w?n according law depoe and
books said Company. Wv aa0fp' noni tao
JOHN PEAIBERToN pressent
Sworn and subscribed before me- bia iaIh dsy e snss s
c..,.s 1v,.;,s ~ a., - C. v. JONTE,
Tia Board of Directors have declared dv;5s,a os
the earned premiums participating in tbe s
ending 3ist Mays 1850 for which ertee y ny
o. and after the lE Of AuguB, 1855. WIN % Issued
JOHN PEAIBERToN President
IN ,ssr A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John Pembeyton, B. o. Vguaud 7 A D.,
Logan McKnighh III. Cuady W. "a T TIaud,
O. Gaillafd, Pierre Pou,z, q M;ltanh,..s
=. :. .-S.--l------- -spo.o. jelSn
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FOR NOTHING
THIS Is OF II r l. o h NJ
StranGers who visit st: Louis
should NOT forqet TO call 81
c. r. HuBBELT,S

NO i2O Fourth ST., which is the most extensi, 9
i and popular Dry Goods House in the West All
the lateet styles Of rich goods 10 be found in any
Enlistment of the kind in the United States are of
fertl here in endless variety. Among the largest
Dry Goods houses in the Union, this il surpassed by
few ia sire and by none in elegance beauty and con
.enenee Of ITS arrangements My buyer remains in
New York, and is constantly sending fJrwArd every
description Of Fashionable and useful Dry Goods
And being in daily attendance at the large auction
sales, enabled To offer many goods Mt RUIN
Of SLY Low Prices Having every advantage for do
inga large Wholesale and retail business he feels
confident in assuring the public that they will nj all
times find the largest and best assortment and the
lowest prices at this emporium of trade He adj
heres strictly 20 the price syHem Every article
in this extensive establishment IL marked at the
Lowest Cash Price, and no deviation will be made
undsr any circumstances No Misrepresentation or
undue urging will be allow ID
IL has in store over
1000 pieces rich dress slks, comprising every vare-
" Of color, shade and quality from Soc TO s. .
SOC elegant Brochs long shawis, sill new patterns.
frem $50 TO $500 each
5000 magnificent Grape shawis, all colors, from $40
10 $3.50;
An cegan, assortment Of embroidery and edsings
so bridal scarfs from 50 to $29 each;
% bridal dress patterns latest styles, very elegant
20 bridal head dresses
1000 pieces de lanes and Cashmeres, from I2lc 70
81 25-some very elegant, imported expressly
fsr our retail trade;
leoa do1eR Bajour and Alexander kid gloves, all
colors and sizes, the BEST imported;
10 eases Linen goods, comprising every quality ia
b.: covers and sheetngs,
1000 pair wool blankets, ali costs
1890 Mar-eilles bed quilts;
10 cases bleached cottons from to yds wide
loo bales brown sheeting
10 cases bed ticking.
- \ full assortment in tia MOURNING de
partment Of oil styles Of goohs Rooms are ii it.
led III Tor the purpose of displaying Evening silks,
party and bridal dress goods by Gas Light, every
hour In the day.
Merchants will find many advantages in purchas-
ing q us. Cur stock embraces a larger variety than
any other house ~ st. Louis, and many of our auc-
tion purchases offered far below the regular
Wholesale prices In short all who wish to purcha
anything Elegant, Rare Fashionable or Useful, Mt
the lowest Cash Prices, should not fail TO call ut
HEAP QUARTERS before making their selections.
y. Il, Competent Statesmen employed, speak
ing tbs Fresch, German and Spanish languages.
c. b. HUBBELL.
Importer, Jobber and Dealerin
Every description of Dry Goods.
&c 10 '55-2m
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! WAmrNoTos, Oct. 6. - The new 10y
regiment Of Infantry, Cok Mississiprx.
has been ordered tQ N7nter ct Fort Smelling,
1t will.cfaul, and Fort Crawford, near Prai-
RE du Chen.
The first Cavalry moved from Fort Leav-
enworth, Sept. Goth, for the Sioux country.
to take part in the operations against the
hostile Indians.
a cabinet meeting was held Yesterday 10
consider the feasibility of ship canal across
the isthmus of Darien as proposed by +. NJ.
Kelley. who represents the Inter oceanic
Canal Company of New York.
The proposition of the Company is that
Government shall test the practicablity OF
the plan. by sending corps of officers to re-
examine the route surveyed BY Mr.. Kelley of
New York, as engineer, which runs from the
Gulf of Darien via the Artrato and Truan-
do rivers 10 Humboldt Bay, on the Pacific.
Secretaries Davis and Dobbin are in favor Of
having the Government Survey.
RICHMOND, Oct. 6.-The crew of the ship
Arcole, of Boston, now lying in the river
and bound for Venice, have mutineered and
been arrected and committed to the Hampton
Jail. The Captain has come TO the city to
seek the assistance of the L. S. authorities.
When arrested, the crew were armed with
loaded pistols.
NEW ORLEANS. - Havana letters Of lst
mention that apprehensions were felt there
of another fllibustering expedition, and Gen.
Concha had ordered that the names Of all
coming from and going TO the [.
S. to be periodically registered.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6. - The New Orleans
mails of Sunday have arrived. The papers
the prevalence of the yellow fever
in many of the interior towns of Louisiana
and Mississippi, and in some places il is rag
ing as badly as il did in Norfolk.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.--At a meeting last /
evening of the General Committee OF the
Young Mems Wing Association, resolution
endorsing the Syracuse Fusion Convention
after an exciting debate, was lost by vote
of 81 TO -.
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OFFICIAL HAPER o
The Des Msines Improvement.

mere nes Deen, anu not unreasonably,
great degree of distrust up the Valley con.
corning the success Of the Improvement
The experience Of the last few years has not
been such - to give the people who are sc
deeply interested in it q very strong assurance
OF its completion, and it is not matter OF
surprise that they have come to look upon
the sqoandering of the magnificent appropri-
alton OF Congress as foregone conclusion,
and are reluctant to reconsider their opin-
ion. Argument on that head would avail lit
tie. Nothing but bona fde and continued
proceedings upon the work could persuade
them otherwise. But the good faith which
appears in the operations of the Company
who now have the work in hand. the charac-
ter and scientific and financial ability which
they comprise, together with the actual pro-
gress they are making upon the work, is re-
moving this suspicion gradually from the
minds of the people, and they are beginning
TO look upon the enterprise as a sure and
certain thing, and to rejoice accordingly over
the prospect. There j. every reason for this
The Company and its operators are entitled
to be regarded in fully as favorable a light as
they are looked upon by any of the parties
so much interested in and so hopeful of the
enterprise. There is, TO our apprehension,
nothing significant of any but the best inten-
lions and the most satisfactory plans We
hope TO see their hands strengthened and
themselves sustained and encouraged in every
way BY the confidence and sympathies to which
they are entitled, and we feel certain that the
full design of the law will be literally and
faithfully executed, and the work, under the
arrangements which have recently been con-
summated, be completed Mt an earlier dav than
the people or the Company themselves have
until lately ever contemplated.
The following item from a somewhat ex-
extended AotiAssof the matter in the Eddy
Vile ~ may be taken as an indica-
ton of the growing confidence of the people:
We are at last fairly satisfied that this
improvement is TO be completed. 1t is now
iairly out of the hands Of rapacous Office
holders, and out of the reach of party dem
agognes- We say amen. The Des Moines
Navigation and Rail Road Company, are go
ing to work ct It in earnest; and the strong
impulse Of self interest will push them on 10
the completion of the work at an early day."
Again we say, we are gratifed to observe
this change of sentiment, for there is every
reason for it; if there had not been substan-
tal reason, it could not have been changed;
people will be a vast advantage 10 the sue
cess of the Company in the work it has I'M
dertaken.