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Died,

At the residence OF her son-n-aw, Jas Neal Jr., in
this county, the morning OF the % nst Mrs HoPE.
STILL PERKINS, aged II years. She had been faithful
and exemplary member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church for many years.
In Blount county, near Untia, on Monday, the 10Th
ut, HARLEM, sou OF James and Sarah l.. Matthews.
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~ We invite our readers to the perusal
of DIR. Ayers advertisements which appear in
the columns of our paper. They deserve at
tention as treating of what interests us all,
and from n source which all have long re-
spected. The Doctor is well known as one
of the leading Chemists of this country, who
devotes his great requirements to the discov-
cry and remedies for popular use. The un-
paralleled success which has followed his Ia.
bors is too well known in this community to
need any calculation from our pen.- Wash.
ingion county Observer.
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OF A fine coat may cover fool, but new
er conceals one.
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~ The pilory, as punishment, is still
continued in the State of Delaware.
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Machine Building
AND
CARDTNG
phiInhnIphin. Teu.

PhiInhFlphin- Tone.
WM c. JULIAN respectfully notifies the
w public that he Is still engaged in build
aug Wool Cariing Machines, aud that ne will
attend to any orders in his line.
He also has first rate Wool Carding Ma
ehinery in operation, ana is prepared to do
all work that may be presented Wool sent
to the care Of Depot Agent, Philadelphia,
will be Carded and returned promptly as di.
reeted. May I, IS5s-6m#-5O2
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s5y- Mr.. Barnes of Wilson, n c.. has 90
tanned patent for one Fingered double
barrelled gun, and has been offered Sl5UOO
for the patent right.
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Maryland State Lotteries
FOR MAY. 1858.

r. FRANCE q CO., Managers
OF the Maryland State lotteries present the following
Splendid Schemes
FOR WAY. 1855.
They caution purchasers Of Tickets to beware Of order
ing Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large Capt.
as offered for small cost Of Tickets-all such
swindes.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years. They drawn by State Officer and
can be relied on. II You draw Prize, you will get
your money. The whole country is flooded with Bogus
Lottery concerns. Beware of them.
,1y@ Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
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EafrRV9.

n TAKEN up by James Smith,
Ss-S1eliving in the Sth Civil District,
Sssf-ssesS McMnn county, Tenn, on 10th
Mex day of April, 1858, MARE and
HORSE COLT
The Mare is Of clay.bank color, about IL
years old, with white spot IN her forehead,
a snip on her nose and scar on her left thigh
about IA hands inches high. Valued at
Twenty Dollars
The Colt is of bay color, abca. one year
old, and about thirteen hands high. Valued
at Thirty Dollars. J. l.. GAMBLE,
April 80. ls5s-St-50l Ranger.
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10000 Prizes OF ~ each.
The 900 Prizes Of As determined by the drawing Of
the Capital, whether odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters So 80.
A Managers Certificate Of 16 Wholes-where persons
wish to pay the risk only, will be sent for .....s96
DO do 16 Halves, ............ Is
Do do 16 Quarters .......... "a
Do do 16 Eighths, ........... IL
The Managers have been compelled from the numer-
Gus complaints made them, Of unfaithfuness on the
mart Of those who have been attending to the filling Of
orders TO resume the correspondence business and in
their name.
Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address aIl letters to X. FRANCE CO.,
Feb i9-ly-i9l baltimore, Md
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Athens, Tenn, April 20. 1858.
robson, SARTAlN & co.,
HAVE in store and to arrive large stock
IL of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

including every variety usually brought to
this market, from the heaviest Osnaburg to
the finest Cloths and Silks; a large and well
selected stock of Boots and Shoes, at very
low figures; Bonnets Hats, Gaps and Straw
Goods, of every variety: Hardware, Queens
ware Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuff: Notions, including Hosiery, Gloves,
Buttons Thread, Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas,
Hoop skirts, Ladies and Gents Suspenders,
White, Fancy and Marseilles Shirts aud Col
lars; Ladies Linen and Embroidered !Idkis,
Collars, Sleeves, &c.. dc. Perfumery, Co.
lognes Oils, Extracts, de-. &c. A good as
sortment of GENTS CLOTHING.
In short, we have something of every thing,
and are determined to offer inducements to
good customers. Give us a call. We show
Goods with pleasure.
IS We expect also to attend to the pur-
chase and sale of all kinds of Produce.
April 80, 1858
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Committed to Jail,

1UST RECEIvED-pf. Parkers Fam Pan
q acea; stark's Indian yeyer and Ague Remedy,
an external applcRiigs lnfahble Macauba ana Soeoe
snuff; Hays llgtneut Arabian Liniment steel and
Gilt Pens; pyttY sud window Glass-andi9 ' sac ey
marvh "a W. NN' h'N'''
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From these figures, VIII be seen that nearly one
fourth ~ the total deaths In the country are caused by
consumption, to say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases springing from "slight cold"
The propreiors In the possession OF ceruhcates
showing that the Basamlo Cordial has effected cares
where all other remedial means have iaileu 1--WE F"
trial. 1900, II, A., IA,
THESE invaluable medicines are prepared only ny Or.
q Nj Jackson, AIS Arch street. Philadelphia and are
for sale by druggists and storekcepers IN every Town
and village IN the United states, Oasadasi ana "es'
Indies Price 70 cents per bottle.
Pors .lebv WIN BURNS, Athens;
BROWN a ROWAN, Swoeiwaori
CHFsNUT & WEST, Philadelphia;
a. n. THOMPSON A CO., Cleveland;
Nav 7-iv-509 sAM'L KELLEY a son, Charleston.
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Married.

On the 18th inst, by W. o. Cameron, ESQ., Mr.. RoBERT
BOYD, OF Polk county, to Miss BARsiRDA DAVIS, of Nc
MINI county.
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sB- There will be public debate Wednesday
night, 18th May, at Lyceum Hail. Mouse Creek Acade
my, which the public Invited to attend The
question-"was the conduct Of the English Government
towards Napoleon Bouaparte justihableP"
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1853 SPRING! 1853
* FEEDEI2

=. * FEEDEI2
5 now in receipt of large aud unusually
Il well selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing pretty general assortment of
articles adapted to the season and the neces-
sites Of the country generally, which he is
offering on very accommodating terms. and
TO which he invites the attention of his Gus
toners and the public
he deems it unnecessary to extend this
notice by giving in detail an inventory of his
Goods but will say that he has a fine assort-
ment of Ladies Dress Goeds Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings Prints, &c; Goods for
Gentlemen's apparel in great variety, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, &c. For further particulars
call and. examine the Goods. April 9
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y,as HAD Her Perfect Work.

IT, those indebted 10 me would do well TO come up
~ on or before the list day Of January, 1888 You
NAV save cost And take further notice, that no more
accounts will be made aiter that day so, you wsns
wv M e" "a wM. BURNs.
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New Goods---First Arrival

w. Q. WITT "a, CO.,
A t "Ballew's Old Stand" would respect
N fully call the attention Of their friends
and customers to their splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing a variety adapted to the season
and the wants Of the country, which will be
sold at unheard of low prices.
FOR THE LADIES,
:hev have the latest STYLES of Dress Goods,
Trimmings. Muslins, Prints, Linens, Laees,
Handkerchief, Hosiery. Gloves, Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings A large stock of
GENTLEMENS WEAR,
such as Cloths, Cassmers, Satinets, Vestings
Tweeds. Drillings, dc, de-, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufs
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware and Groce-
rios, besides every other article usually kept
in Retail Stores. Give them call They
consider it no trouble TO show Goods. They
are determined not to be undersold.
C|- They will also attend to the purchase,
sale and shipment of Produce. April 8
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EDEAOE-MADE CLOTEIENG.-A large
y and superior lot just received and opened, and
will be sold low down. robson, SARTAIN & co.
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STEAMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAY
FI-GREAT INTERIOR, NORTHERN

sIJsIMER ARRANGEMENTsFoR TRAY
EI-GREAT INTERIOR, NORTHERN
AND EASTERN ROUTE.
The New Orleans Delta, of Thursday last,
N olludibg TO the arrangements which have
rocep,ly been entered into by the various
Southern Railroad Companies, says;
The New Orleans, Jackson, and Great
Nor,bern Railroad Company, have arranged
a. establish central Office, at which VIII be
ola tbrouph tickets to all the celebrated VIZ
o;nio Snrir ps. I.ynchburg, Richmond, Peters
smr1 WASHINGTON City. Baltimore, Philadcl-
nb;s and New York. Through tickets will
p piao bs sold By the Memphis Packet Comps
nv. Baggage will be checked through.
The last link in the chain OF the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Railroad Company, will
be completed by the 18th OF May, and IN time
for the Southern travel, before which all
proper arrangements will be completed for
the sale of through tickets 10 all points
The price will be as low rs by any other line,
the time less, the accommodations and com
fort eaual to any line North or South. The
schedule, on this line is moderate and uni
form; offering security to life and certainty of
connections. On single ticket, without en-
tia charge, man can visit the Virginia
Springs. Richmond, Washington City, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York, stopping
over as long rs he may desire.
The whole line is oyer slave territory, and
will enable Southerners TO carry their ser
wants with them without risk or annoyance.
The country through which the line passes,
North Alabama, East Tennessee, and West
ern Virginia, is unsurpassed by any on this
continent for health and beauty of scenery
This is truly the great Central Southern
Line, and we ask'Southerners TO examine lis
advantages, and the comforts and accommo-
dations it offers.
Its advantages are numerous, and so obvl-
Gus that we scarcely need refer to them in a
more detailed form. Primarily it offers su.
perior inducements on account of the saving
of time, which is, perhaps, the most impor-
tsnt consideration of all. But it possesses
other economical advantages in the beauty o!
the scenery and attractive character of the
country through which the route passes. In
this respect il far surpasses the mail route, OF
any of the Western routes. Indeed, it pre-
sents combination oe advantages which must
speedily recommend it to public Iavor.
New York, May 1.-The steamer Brousso
from Hamburg has arrived with London dates
of the 18th.
Bernard was found "not guilty"
Consos frmer, 96ta96s.
An organized plot in favor of Crcassia has
been discovered and Hungarian officer and
several Russian emissaries condemned to
death.
Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro
are alarming. Russia is concentrating troops
on the frontiers 10 meet emergencies.
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Saddle, Bride and Harness
NJ ANUFACToHx

West Side Of the Public Square.
yHNHE subscriber his sincere thanks to tho
public generally for the very liberal patronage he
has heretofore received and hopes by industry perse-
verance and attention 10 his business TO merit
tinuance of the same.
He keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF Sad
dies, Brides Carriage and Buggy Harness, and every
thing else In that line, made ~ the best OF workmen.
lie would also inform his frienis that he has just
opened lot of Saddcry, such as Enamelled Leather,
Hog-skins for seating, Pad Skins, Morocco, Patent
Leather. Stlrrup lrops Bride Bits, fine assortment,
Mule Bits, Buckets, Swaps, Whips for Two Horse wag
on, Harness, Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon, Sad
die Trees, &C. &C., all of which he offers
dating terms. All orders punciually Attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
EDWIN A. ATLER.
Athens, April Q, 1s5s-tf-3os
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NtLOTHrNG.-A large stock Of Ready-Mads
" Clothing, just received and for sale by
oct - A. CJEAGE A CO.
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CiEarS, Tobacco, ScO.
StEHORN & HORNsBY have just received a large
- assortment of fine Cigars, excellent Chewing To.
bacco, and good Snuff. April 3
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
COughs COlds IBfRet,zd, Group HodrSeReSs, Br0tl-
chitis DsedSos0f the B01ceis arising from COld, IN
ciDicRt Consumption, and for tho r.ticf and ar al
all possible cure Of Patients in ddCdnced stages
of the latter disease.
Catarrh or Common Cold, as It is Familiarity called
Is worthy OF study and serious enough to be avoided
Il possible. DR.. Hell says 81 will not say that Colds
are to Inhabitants what the ftdgue ana leA0iC
Feuer are to other countries; but can confident
~ that they usher In disease OF greater completely ana
mortality than these latter.
In the danger Of Bronchitis and Pneumonia, which
often follow In the train Of neglected cold, and in
PhtsiS PpROadiis the tubercular irritation of which
Is developed by the cause we surely have proof
aud argument sufficient for attention, not only to the
preventive means but also TO the curative OF a
disease which however mild w its inception is directly
or indirectly productive Of such diversified and alarm
mis- lesson should he ,tieularly Impressed those
who have any constitutional tendency to Pulmonary
Consumption. ,
The use of the Basamic Cordial, agrceGbly to the de
rections accompanying each bottle, Will readily cure
the most distressing case OF cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from dsordered or dys-
psptc state of the stomach in which case the German
Btters should be used In cases OF weakness or gen
era debility Of the system, resulting rom protraeed
cough the German Dtters will be found Of great ben
eft. -,
In cases OF acute Inflammation OF the Lungs, the
prominent symptoms generally arehurried and pain
fu respiration, imperfect liberalization OF the blood
cough and expectoraton attended with excitement oil
the heart fever, various arrangements OF te digestive
and urinary systems, pr0stratOn OF Strength &C Inc
lungs may be diseased without amy Of these symptoms
being prominent, but the murmur produced during m
splraton and respiration and the alternate contraction
aud expansion of the chest, evident to both sight ana
feeling all furnish most important physical signs IN
case of disease, and should receive prompt attention.
This disease Is usually caused by cold settling on the
lungs and the OF the BalsamIc Cordial SOON per-
forms u cure. 49,,
The terrible fatality Of diseases resulting rom
''common cold" may be seen by glance a. the follow.
ing statistics taken from the records OF the Board Of
Health Of Philadelphia, confcssodly one OF the most
isSa folai deaths in Philadelphia. ..1O,26i
Died Of Consumption. ..lgl2
--1026l
1853. Total .9,I49
Died Of Consumption, .......,.....ssl'eVo
:" ''"' - $40
1874 Total deaths. ,sll
Died Of Consumption, .............sssE,lto
All other dscases,..........9,6S
lis t4
.. m 4 - nl..- -
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Chanccry Court mt Madisonvilie.
Thomas Stephens, Admir- Of the estate Of Do
yid +. Shelton, deed,
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EIARPS OF COLUMnIA.-More Of these
II n celebrated Singing Books for sale by
Mayo q. v. gibson n co.
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Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro
are alarming. Russia is concentrating troops
on the frontiers TO meet emergencies.
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Boiling Cloths.
ATUMBERs 4, g. Q, s, and 10, OF hand and for sale.
" Oct. 3, 80 MokWhN GILLESPIE
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New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Broussa
from Hamburg has arrived with London dates
of the 18th.
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STAR CANDLES-0f the very best brands.
- just received and Tor sale cheap, by the box
pound, by IFeb 1911 GEO. W. ROSS.
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Judicial Dignity.

we have beer permitted to make the snb.
joined extracts from a letter toa friend in this
place, which show how justice is administaTad
and the dignity Of the bench sustained in tic
state OF Louisiana
Speaking of Grand Jnries reminds mo 4ha,
the Parish Court is now in session here His
Honor, klah Rodgers presiding-Old Kve-
or KY they usually call him. Old Ky was
passing sentence on a criminal. and deIiyartd
himself as follows: 795 90"
Prisoner, stand up! Mr.. Kettles tbis
Court is under the painful necessity of nassinm
sentence of The law upon You, sir, This Gonr55
has no dolibt, Mr.. Kettles, but that po.
brought into this scrape by the use Of intny;
eating liquor. The friends of this f,onrt M
hno~s mat CT thar Is any vice this Court. ab-
nors' III ih'einPerance. When this Court
was a young man, MIR. Kettles, it was copsi.
derably inclined TO drink; and the friends ~
tnls Court kaous that this Court has natryaLu
d very hlgf temper, aud ef this Court had moi
stopped short. oil and quit the use of i%utoSica.
ing liquor, have no doubt, sir, bnt What
inns court, SIR would have been ia the Pepiten.
tlary or IN ITS gyaue!t,
Another ease was before the Court. AM
overSeer who had been discharged. branch,
suit against his employers for the whole pear,s
wages, alleging that he had been lischaraed
without sufficient grounds. Old KY CHARGED
the jury as follows -. l.5
" Inc jury will take notice that the Cont
IS well acquainted with the nature Of The case
" heh the Court first started out in the world
!, followed the business of overseerine, and I'll
mere IS any business which the Cont nniagg-
SANDS u IS bosses and mules and nigpcrs-I
though the Court never ovcrseed in its i3la f,r
less than 800 dollars-and this Cont in horsa
iac'h was always materially gifted--apd his
court III running "a quarter race whar the bos-
ses was turned, could alters turn a boss 80 ns
10 gam 70 feet III q race-und this Cont
wen lecollects that ON a certain occasion in
ne Farlsh of West Feliciaua, 1t was ana If
L'e conditions of the race that Ky Rodgers
I turn hGry one Of tie losses! -
A.o'hef occasion was up, and two LAWYERS
INTO a tight-one of them a preaeher If
Sheriff. ss 'oF Tue
MI. sheriff-Mr. SherjG-tahe them p,e,
o Jai'! III be Id eff this Court will have
er u'gulty IhSul'ed in this manner r.
no" these are all facts, aud [ give Won one
Nofe' A free negro woman. named Phil .
vas charged with and found guilty OF insiiIino
white lady, threatening to lear her cIn,has
ana ftr eyes out, etc, etc, The nronf was n
ear anu cene'lSiye-lhe case was closed inS, y,
I night, and The deieaee asked the .JI1 ~ ~ "a E! !
sentence at once. -
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rot any I
,e passad on h,
Y Yes, I has; ia ) f,el ef I stand "
4 HusA. up ytlAusdh D ! tell ynu Y cried old
KY this Court wont allow. any such langn,
,ae here-Ithis court was ingito be very mild
witheyou, PfiiHs-this court has knowcd you
long tina, PlilIis, md II was going to pay
he cost Of this prosecution itself but now
Court does sentence ydon to pay d fine Of
ffty edollars and the cost and 90 70 JUL Que
PhillisS 5i7ed 7ss,r-she looked Up It tld ~ y
like i fend-olt Ky,, W ths way, sysry paa,s Y
crosseyyed and poekinarked1 when she 9 NY
choke her rage sufficientsysto speak, sne
screamed outslike y panther III. i.
81 slYoa ID durneed gost internal off coeE-eyee
son Of d. Iii knock your burned oie
|squask head off yonr shoulders, you pockmark
led, cock-eyed oldswbisky barrefW
e1 .ssIakeiher to- iaillEtake her 70 jail /! Shes
drunk she's drunk ! Take her to jail, Mr.
Sheriff ( b court never had had such an il
snltgfinm q n~igger-this Court was once at
overseer, ttald knows all about niggers-she.
drnnk-tuke her to Jail" s3s4s4
Phillis was gagged and dragged, fighting
goaging, biting and scratching from The court
.ropm She Knocked down the Sheriff anc
aoored half a dozen others; the crowd shouted
some for Phiilis, some for old Ky, aud ole
Ky cried fss9
Silence ii Coutl-this court will sent
eyeryd--d one Of you to Jail r. VI NJ.
In the course of the morning order was re
stored, and the " Court" went on with her
business. g,s44 Yfftftf4 tFtf4f. ~
Now i have given you ono items taker
down on n Louisiana Parish Court--all fact
. Sketches from AAfe'Tand the halfbas bot, beer
tod. ,.ssssi ~ ~ Z
This Parish Court is a show worth forty O
g Everett's Varietiesa-and my show was like
the menagerie that King Darius exhibited tt
Daniel 1t did't cost a cent to take a peep.
When you've seen old Ky Rodgers you. W seen
the elephant, and not till then. brandon he
publican - sia H ~ a
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NORTH AND SouTm--Mr, Crittendep. nj
kentucky, n his late eloquent speech in the
senate. said he was much gratifei in learning
IRON Southern and Northern speakers the
comparative resources of the two sections If
our country. he Senator from South Caro-.
iina had detailed the resources of tho Sou,b
and the Senator from Maine had given Hos.
OF the North; and while listening TO them, i
seelt'ed 10 him, (Alr. Critlendenl that His Was
Inc most natural Onion 10 the world. If
either Of these sections were apart, it would
make a nation of which any might be proua tn
oe : cll'zsn, HAat q magnificent Uaron, ex.
claimed Mr. critteaden, Il makes ,ealsn No. ,nt
together. y0"P ~"
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The Pac,r,c "a, u,o.n IN. r,:.
Bulletin nnhl;shss a. ",aue'Ph''
ip"p'isnes 'he amendment intended tc
pe. proposed BY Mr.. Cameron to the Senate
phil, "To authorize the President Of the tln;ted
States to. contract far, tho ! ran snor,a,;s 60
mails. troons. seon,e, m.n;,;dpsa ~ 4 ~.
~ ~. ssr9' se"''' munitions Of war, and
an'o'ner government service, BY railroad, from
the missouri river to San Francisco, in the
State of California" The following l. : h,;a,
outline Of the proposed amcndmept
II nroviass &, : "
n s%elect;on nf ono |, 1 a,'.;n.a o. routes, and
bv The Pres;lo ~ Y vns,neers 70 pc appointed
~ tho ,oaa ;ns.ns aacn o1a!es as are traversed
parts Of i. are 10 bav "a s;m ill., Building their
eges 10 ,bosa ,,;,a n", " s1n,lat grants and privi-
Ainho,na ror ,ho 49,, i.'nv'sl MISSISSIPPI and
from cbienyo 10 MnhiIs M y .he railroad
iinvcrnms,'i raserrao ~ lee oniled States
Of priority IF bushes, ~ ', ,Ia .l perpetual right
md nos,aI sarv;"a ona y" w roau, ior military
Whenever Want naa,;. =" oo"s;uela'ioh OF this
sn;1Ioa i1t WY .ohtlheo'S mics OF road are