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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-04

Dtssslatlsn OF Co.ParsnershIp.
VISTE co-partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under tho name and firm VI
MARSHALL 1 BRUCE, IL thi. day, by mutual
consent, Dissolved. The unsettled business Of the
arm will b. closed by the new arm Of WILKINSON
MARSHALL.
X. MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
keokuk, iowa, Oct. 20, 1857. oct21-d4w.
Fsraatisn Of Cs.ParsneFshtp.
THE undersigned have this day formed
partnership for the Transaction Of the Drug
business, under the name and 6rm VI WILKINSON
MARSHALL, and are located at the oil stand,
corner Of Main and Third streets.
ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
KICu'D MARSHALL.
keoknk Iowa, Oct. 20, 1857. oct2l dAw.
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DEFY COMPETITION!
Every Third Picture A Gift.

Aay person sitting for q likeness worth from
on and half to twenty Ave dollars, can draw
tiek Is where every third entities the holder to
A Picture Free Of Charge!
For further particulars, inquire of
CUE BRO,
nwid No. ST Msin-st.
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SENATORIAL FRATRRsiTy.-Hon. William
II. Seward was at the fremont yesterday,
where large number of gentlemen called
upon him. Senator Douglas, who is stop
ping at the fremont, also paid his respects,
and the Railroad Convention, in session in
the adjoining parlor, invited the two Sena-
tors to visit them.
Senator Douglas, in few brief remarks
to the Convention, passed glowing tribute
to the distinguished Senator from New York,
whom he had ever found aiding and assisting
in every measure calculated to benefit the
West, and, except in politics, more often act
ing with him in the United States Senate
than otherwise.
Senator Seward spoke briefly. lie thanked
the members OF the Convention for the com
piiment of their invitation, and spoke of the
Importance Of railroads and Of the objects
which have brought the Convention togeth-
er.-[ Chicago Jour.
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SoFr PLAcK.-sH Was down to see the
widow, yesterday" said Tins uncle, sand
she gave me back -bonc for dinner. went
down rather early in the nosning we talked
and laughed, and chatted, and ran on, she
going out and in occasionally to SEQ TO things
till dinner was ready, when she helped me
graciously to back bone. Now | took it as
q symptom Of personal appreciation, because
every body knows that / love back bones,
and ! aattered myself that she had cooked
them on purpose for me. So grew partic-
in her too. So after dinner, while sitting
beside the widow, fancied We both felt sort
of comfortable--I know did. felt that |
was head and ears and heart in love with her,
and imagined from the way she looked she
had fallen teeth and toe nails in love with
me. She appeared just for all the world like
she thought il was coming, that was agoing
to court her. Presently, ! couldn't help it,,
| laid my hand upon her beautiful shoulder,
and remarked, when ] had placed it there, in
my blandest tone, Tim, for | had tried to
throw my whole soul into the expression--l
remarked then with my eyes pouring love,
truth and fidelity right into her, 'Widow,
this is the incest, softest place l ever had my
hand in all my life.' Looking benevolently
at me, and at the same time flushing up
little, she SAID, in melting, winning tones,
! Doctor, give me your hand, and I'll put it
on much softer place. In moment of
rapture | consented, and taking my hand,
she gently, very gently, laid it on my head,
and burst into laugh that's ringing in my
ears yet. Now, Tim, haven't told this to n
living soul, but You, and by iinks you must
not. but could not hold it longer, 80 tell
you but mind, it mustn't 60 any further"
Il Spirit Of the Times.
view of the relation of our ocean to the body
OF the earth. send my views on the sub
ject. They havs given pleasure to all to
whom have explained them.
Take thirteen inch artificial globe; dip
it in any syrup or fluid rs common molasses.
Let it drain as long as it drops from it,
Then wipe of clean all the lands. The re.
naming coat Of syrup then represents our
ocean. except being too deep, on the average.
You will then see distinctly that If they were
gathered to one spot they would hardly dis
tnrb the equilibrium of our globe.
But islands cropping out Of oceans, and
plateaus like Maury's, demonstrate that the
average inequalities Of ocean bottoms very
much resemble those on dry land. Now,
the diameter OF our globe being, in round
numbers, eight thousand miles, then one
mile average depth Of seas shows diameter
OF i,99o miles OF globe; therefore paper
or syrup covering is vastly too thick to show
the depth of seas on n thirteen. inch globe.
So much for our habit OF looking at things
too near, ms a man Of one eye views his own
nose. The ocean is great per Sc, but not
when compared with the globe itself.
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FOR RENT.

4 LARGE Carpenter shop, on the corner Of Ath
"A and Exchange SITS. The use Of benches, stove,
horse-po and saws wi II be rented with H. all
At low figures.
ALSO, A small house on 18th street, bet. John
and Exchange. Inquire over the postotiee, OF
noy3dlw IL. SCOTT HOW ELL
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4 CROWD oT VisIross.--A curious illns,ra
tion Of the way 10 which much OF the time 80
e'ss c.efgsin men - consumed was gwen in u
sTeseh % me Key Df. Ninton, in the late
Episcopal convention Of New York. Dr.
'lh'on SAID he hai promised his servant girl
present o. pair OF shoes when she had
gone 70 Inc front door 20Otimes. The pr ON.
ise was made on Monday morning, and the
snoes were earned BY 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning Boston Bee.
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Blankets, Blankets.
Al stock Of superior Iscd Blankets can
NI now b, bought at very reduced prices for
CASH. r. ID. FOSTER,
norsddw Secondst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-04

The following 10 the summary Of imports
into Great Britain for the coming season, as
estimated in the foregoing statement:
QUARTERS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

f. STRrcHS1NE IN WHIsKEY.-The danger
GUS and intamous>use of strychnine in the
manufacture of whiskey. resorted to be-
cause a bushel Of corn from which. by an
honest distillA.ion, about TWO and q half
gallons are extracted. is made to yield
four or Eve gallons by this means. is at
tracing attention every where. and strin.
gent laws are demanded tor public pro.
lection. A writer in the Richmond En.
quirer calls the attention Of the Legisla.
lure to the practice. and asks for The in>
spectors-sciensifc and practical chemists
TO examine every barrel of Virginia
or imported whiskey before
i. is allowed 10 be offered for sale. This,
with strong penalties agsinsi the sduler-
stioo, will eTscsaaiy prevent Is.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

TIE BAPT1sTs ON SIAvERY.-The. sla,
very question was on Thursday sprung
upon the American Baptist Association
at Philadelphis. in its most violent form,
in series of resolutions, Of which this
one is a sample:
"Rssoived. That the Son of God was
manifested for the purpose of destroying
the works of the Devil. and consequently
that masterpieces Of Satan. american STA
sety. must ultimately be annihilatsd by
the truth of Gods word. or by the ERE OF
His wrath"
The amiable and charitable clergyman
who introduced these Gre, brands has the
satisfaction Of knowing ,ha. he excited a
very infammatory debate. and saw all
his efforts voted down. The Convention
adiossned sins dis.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

NEW CARRIAGE CouPL1Sa.-We saw
last week. buggy with = new and de.
cidedly improved coupling. It enables
the carriage to turn much shorter than
usual. is equally strong and durable. and
costs no more than the ordinary kind. Il
is just the thing for the "hoops." for the
wheel can be thrown entirely out Of the
way. giving the fair wearers ample room
for ingress and egress. Messrs. Fsirchild
Lawhead. d Co.. of this place. We are in
formed. are prepared to attach the NEW
kink" to their carriages.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

MAN HuNo nj 4 vIsrLAscE coxAtT1rs
IN RooKIsoHAM Cousrr. yk:...J eGisrson
Randall. who had been ssnt from Rock
ingham county. Va. by Jigilancs com.
mittss for numerous alleged laWlesa sets,
such 80 burning harms. rohheriss and
planning the assassination Of certain prom.
inent citizens in that county. rstufnsd
there on Friday last. He WAS impsdi.
ately arrested 81 she vigilance commits;
too and held in custody % see Il he could
not be surrendered into the hands Of che.
Law on legla proof. Not being sbIs 10
accomplish that object. the sommiilse "a
Tuesday took him out and hung him on
. tree until he was dead. The Riohmond
Dispatch states the, Randall Has man
Of extracrdinAry physical strength. ald
when captured. vas armed With gun
aud pistol. but did NOT offer any ss.ist-
anee TO hil esptorE Jones. ason.in,lav.
OF Randall's, Was also In the hands %
the committee. and was 10 have beea,
hung on Wednesday.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

GRIEvING FOR Lost PEARLs.-It would
be hard to tell whether most Joy or sor-
row has been caused at Notch Brook, N.
j.. by the discovery of the pearls. Doc.
ems are bemosning fortunes that in days,
past they have carelessly flung away. One
matron unavailingly signs over some 'lit.
tie white things" that she once gave her
boys for marbles. A schoolmsster lugu-
briously remembers that he has chopped
up some eight or ten thousand dollars
worth. with his penknife. "to see VIVA.
was inside" Another genius rammed a
pearl bullet down his rifle and sho, away
his fortune. An old lady who 'chuckled
six months over her "goOd bargain with
the pedler." now discovers that she paid
him in pearls about seven thousand dol
lars for calico dress. Il is needless 70
say, she hasn't laughed since. The un>
fortunate man. who had the S25, 900
once cooked for his breakfast has taken
to bed in utter despair. and refuses to be
comforted. -Esekange.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
jenkins majority. $50
Concert OF the Blind Family

The Hostetler family. consisting Of four
children. three boys and one girl. all blind
will give a concert of Vocal and Instru.
mental Music on next Saturday and Mon.
day evenings. at the Baptist Church in
this place. They are highly recommen'
.ded by the various newspapers of the vi
entities in which they have performed,
and will no doubt give a good entertain
ment. Our citizens are always ready to
symphathize with the afflicted. and will.
no doubt. promptly respond to this call
upon their charity.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

BErs ON THE CoxEr.--Ws ought to have
published the long ago propositions Of the
Urbana { ILL., Constitution concerning The
comet. They have been extensively
quoted and credited 20 paper which
stole them from the Consultations. aud.
late rs il is. we'll do what We can 10 get,
the matter right. Zimmerman. after OBJ.
wing the ..crittern with the instrume n,e
Of the Ufbana BfAss Band, comes 10 the
conclusions:
lat. The comet viii not strike the
earth: but
ed. lit docs trike II viii never do !.
she second time. s.
In case. however, any gentleman holds,
opinions different from the above. and ID
wiling 30 back his We've 20 limited e.
tent. in order 20 arrive IS the tguth IA
this monnentous matter. Ne hereby mai.
the following
ist. We will wager $4,000 more =
less. that II the comet Offers 20 strike. We
viii dodge befors il does IN otheS uords.
shat sum ihAt il eAnt be- brought % tAe
scratch. ~
I'D. 4 Ike sum that IL Il does StriksiI
win be knocked higher nor = site. s.-s.s.
Sd. Twenty ave tines the above
amounts. that in case theseomet stfikes ID
uon't bulge the earth ak inches By ac.
tual measurement. h, ,.sa
Alb. A like amount that after the com.
. ct strikes its tail drops.
9Th. 40 optional sum that the earth
can knock the comet. iusther than the
comet can knock tho earth. nine tines
out Of eleven.
9Th. Ths. after the comet gels through
striking the earth il viii never want to
strike anybody else.
These propositions are intended 20 cor.
er the case Of any gentleman on this globe.
or on the comet or elsewhere. - z
All wagers to be decided By tho judges
of the Supreme Court. sse,sgi
Money TO be deposited in the Che Bank
Of New Foundland.
Time Of striking and other arrange.
ments TO be fixed BY the parties.
Applicants for bets hare right 10 So.
lect any comet they choose. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

THE CASE OF LYNCH Law IN VIRGINIA
"A Mon AT RIcHMoSD.-The Rocking.
ham Va papers confirm the report that
Jefferson Randall had been hung by a
vigilance committee in that county. l.
is charged that he p!undered and robbed
almost everybody in the neighborhood
for the las. eighteen or twenty years.
and lately had commenced a system Of
burning barns. The Esprit" published
at New Market. after sIs,ieg that Ran.
dali was arrested in the mountains. where
he was concealed. and that his family
had returned from Ohio. where they had
been "shipped" by the committee. who
bore their e1pences aud gave them forty
dollars in cash. says:
After consultation. it was determined
to hang him on Monday night. at IL
O'clock. He was informed Of the sentence.
but doubted the sincerity of the commit.
lee. a coffin and shroud were procured
and placed in the room where he was
confined on Sunday. Being now con-
yinced that his days were numbered, be
sent for minister TO whom he made full
confessions of his guilt in the charges pre-.
ferred, and Of his intention TO have killed
several Of the citizens of the neighbor.
houd. On Monday night the committee
proceeded to the execution Of the design.
amid the walls and cries of the distracted
family.
Thus have about 200 citizens of Rock
ingham stained their hands with the
blood Of their felloW-man, and stipmatiz>
ed themselves as deliberate murderers.
Their conduct merits aud we have no
doubt will receive universal reprobation.
Randall was about fifty years Of age, and
has 10 or l2 children.
At Richmond. Va, on Thursday night.
an attempt was made to inaugurate
Judge Lynch" in that city. 1t appears
that man named Thomas ]. Hardy il
in prison there. charged With attempting
a few days ago to violate the person OF
Laura a. Bennett, girl only nine years
OF age. The outrage created grsatindig.
nation. and on Thursday night, a mob,
with ropes and ladders surrounded the
jail. and demanded the prisoner. SO that
they might hang him forthwith. The
mayor fastened 10 the Jail. and after a
short speech indeed the mob to disperse.
however. heering tha. an.
other attempt was contemplated to seize
the prisoner during the night. he order
ed out thee military companies to guard
the jail and thus prevent any violence.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
ANNoUNcEMENTa.

~ We are authorized 70 announce BEYEK-
LIZ u. IURTY, Esq, as . candidate for Clerk n
the County Court Of Harrison county, To- all tha
yachncy occasioned By the death Of r. ohapint
1--WE are authorized 20 anneunce GHAs.
LEWlS, Esq., IS . candidate Tor Clerk Of Tho
County Court Of Harrison county % III the "a
cancy oecasioned By tho death o. Phfness Cha
pin, Esq.
~ We are authorized 70 announces LUTHEE
HAiAoHD. Esq., . ezndidate for Clark on.
tho County Court, % al the Vacancy oscssioned
y the death Of r. Chaplin.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
Great Excitement in San Antonio....
Desperate Fight with Robbers.

The San Antonio. Texas. papers Solh
ult.. are filed with tho most exciting &C.
counts Of recent dreadful encounter
with band OF ruffaans. in that city, du-
ridg which Ave persons were killed and
one wounded. IL appears the sheriff.
with q posse. surrounded house in
which number Of we'll known thieves
and other desparadoes were found con.
cealed. aud desperate fght ensued.--
The Texan says:
A nan named Fielstrop killed ono Of
the desperadoes. and was shot through
the head by another. AZ this awful
juncture. Jim Taylor. than whom a bra.
YER man never lived. gave order to some
three OF his comrades to follow him, and
at the same moment he broke through
the window into the darkened room. AZ
he entered, Bill Hart, notorious char.
acter. shot him through the breast. and
at the same moment gun was pointed
at Bill Hart by another person. when
Taylor exclaimed "he has shot mo, let
me shoot him T. and fred. Both fell.1z--.
Citizens commenced rushing in well.Arm.
ed. as well as many of the desperadoes.
and the shooting became general. The
SauS W IoHuleb oIoAo ltotA eae to0th "
back door many of them who came
up after the melee commenoed. immedi.
ately fed. finding that they were coming
to close quarters. By this time at least
three hundred citizens had collected. all
Well.armed-for it was we'll known chat
this gang OF rowdies could have at their
command seventy. FIVE or one hundred
men within fifteen minutes. Many Of
them caue in sight. but very wisely with.
drew. Five persons were killed. two ct.
tizens and three Of Tho desperadoes.-
Taylor may recover.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

The CEoPs AT THE Wxsr.-From inoui.
ries and observations made during a re-.
cent trip to the West. in Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois and Michigan. We have reason q
believe that the season will be very pro-
ductive in the sereal grains. The winter
wheat. il is true. was badly winter killed
bu. the late rains have brought It forward
finely. while the spring wheat never look.
ed better. In Ohio. the GROUND Is tho.
roughly saturated with rain, for the frs,
time for more than two years. and it's Of.
fects upon the growing wheat have been
magical. One can almost see il grow.
Indeed, it,comes forward so rapidly that
the croakers who can always find DARK
side. express approximations that Il viii
grow too rank aud be struck by INST.
Rye barley. oats and other grain look we'll
aud corn is growing rapidly. An Ina.
mense breadth of land has been planted In
every direction Of the West. Par,ienlay.
" 10 this the case on the prsiries of mi.
nois. where thousands and thousanda of
acres have been turned MP this spring.
over which the pillow never before posed .
The prospect Of the fruit crop vas never
better.
TBossoa Journal
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
Virginia conzraa.mnn.

Tho delegation from Virginia in the
next Congress Of the United States vii
consist Of the following gentlemen Cas-
kie. Smith. Faulkner. Clemens, Powell
Bocock. Millson. Edmundson. Leteher,
Goode. Hopkins. Garrett and jenkins. ali
democrats. This makes q sold democrat,
ic phslanx from Virginia. Our represen,
tatiyeS are men good and true. They
have served long and faithfully in the
democratic ranks. and will 60 to WASH
ington city we'll qualified to maintain the
honor and dignity Of the Old Common.
wealth. The State has again declared
for her time honored princi Piles. She ha.
refused TO listen to the voice Of the sedu.
Ger. Her people have shown themselves
to be out of the reach of bribery. Prin.
ciples to them are far more valuable thar
gold. Their political inheritance is &c
them priceless. and cannot be put into
market for sale and purchase. Their
pocket nerve has not the Yankee sensi.
siVeness which brings them within the
power of demsgogues and ambitious po-
liticlans. A strict adherence to the faith
Of their fathers is distinguishing feature
in the characteristics of Virginians. That
faith is the sheet anchor of safety to the
State and the Union. AS long as the
Old Dominion adheres to it, SO long will
she be the admiration of her sisters in the
confederaey. so long will she be the bea-
con.light for which others will steer when
they are in trouble or in doubt Wheel
ing argus.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

DISTRESSING SuIc1DE.-C. S. Hall. Esq.
of Phillippi. committed suicide on the 9 b
inst, by cutting his throat with razor.
while labo'ing under temporary mental
arrangement. Mr.. Hall formerly repre-
sented Randolph in the Legislature. and
was subsequently, Commemorative At
to'ney for Barbour. He was a gentle
man OF dne intellect. and possessed a
large number Of friends who regret his
untimely end and unfortunate fate.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

TIE CosrEsrs OF rae sw1vE1.-The
brass swivel captured by .he Marines
from the rioters in Washington. had its
charge drawn the day after. az the City
Hall. It was composed of eight paving
stones. q large number Of the rifle balls.
buck and swan shot. etc.. weighing alto.
gether from ten TO twelve pounds g.! Il is
not to be presumed there was no powder
in the swivel. That the individuals who
had it in charge had peaesaUs intentions
no reasonable peInsoH can pretend.-Un.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
TBo,soa Journal.

SUICIDE or YopRe LApY-A CORES.
pendent Of the Greenbier Era. writes
that on Sunday. May, 10th. young la
dy. aged about n years. named Marga-
ret Wyatt, daughter Of the late VIM. Wv.
att. and grand-niece Of the late Francis
Ladington. Esq. of Greenbrier. commits
ted suicide by drowning himself in EIk.
nysr. about seven miles below Braxton
ecurt-honse. No cause is asaighed for
The act. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

WOODLAND CREAHn-k Ponaae for Sssut; :
ffying the hair-highly perfumed, supeFior 70 a1yy
French article imporisd and FOR haifs he pfieeI
For dressing Lsdfes' Hair, Il has quail, giving
mems hair o curl IN The most sastursl manner.
IL removes dandruf, always giving the hair the
sPpeafance Of being freshly shamPoped. Ffoel
only nifty cents. None geI1uine unless az ned q
FETRIDGE u Co. Propristors sft the
"Bslm Of Thousand foHers, !" New Yerk.
For all by all Druggists
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19
cLARKsBURG, FRIDAY, JUNE 10 1887.
omcial Vote for Congress.

We publish below. the official vote for
Congress in this district. The Sheriffs
who met at Weston on the l 18th failed to
make minute calculation Of the whole
vote Of the district given in the different
precincts Of each county. from which. TO.
gether with statemen. carefully compi-
led from the figures Of different sherifs,
We have been enabled to furnish the fol-
lowing. which is undoubtedly correct
There is discrepancy between the pre-
cine. ve.e and recapitulasion as published
in the Herald. aud We have adopted the
precinct vote. as most likely to be correct.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

~W We stated. last week, that Mr.. Stal.
maker. distributionist. had been elected to
the House Of Delegates from Gilmer and
Calhoun counties. This appears to have
been mistake. as We have since learned
that P. Hays is the member elect.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

New PosT OrFIcE.-A post Office has
been established at Pritchsrd's Mills,
on the N. W. Va. Railroad in Doddridge
county. and R. S. D. Heironimus appoint.
ed postmss
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

~ Jas. Freshfsld Jr.. che solicitor Il
the Bank Of England. and tho leading
commercial lawyer in London, Is dead
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

E The grea. tunnel on the Iron
Mountain Railroadiin Missouri has Jus,
been completed II is 500 feet long. Ia
fess sids snd rs feet high