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, 1859-10-18

ought to fol'uw tie example Of Rufus Chontc,
he'trdy johnson. James 4. Pearcc, and ". B.
Eeed' acd 60 o7cr to lko Lccomptca Demo
crocy.
lie te"ssItus.oA has observed tnat "w here.
ever Democrats have attempted, either iudivid.
ually OF IN body, to ignore or gire qualified
support to the Administration, the 1oice of the
people haa rebuked them That NE eali good.
The New York AraA SAYS th.. The result
Of tue recent elections in Ohio, Pennsy1.ania,
Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota, settles pretty
conc|usi7ely three points:
First-That the Democratic oarty of the
Northern States is in that melancholy condition
Ut s.ek man which affords no symptoms OF
convalesceuce,
Second-Ihat the late great American, or
anilu PATTY o. tne North, has disappeared, and
Third-That henceforHard, to the close OF
the Presidential campaign OF 1860, there will be
only two parties in tue Nortl,-tha Kenubl:c can
and the De1nocratsc-and that into one or fhe
other q these two parties all the loose mate
tials OF the North. with some triaiug e1cep-
tions, will be absorbed
a Washington correspondent Of the New
York 1'1es states that the affairs Of the Agri-
cultural Bureau are undergoing 4 thorough in-
Tes:'gasion. The discovery of deficit, which
VII probably amount to 100000, is aatici-
pated.
IuE 1IoAE OF DCcuAyaS.-Iancastee City.
"a, has given Republican majority Of go.
which is the first time the Democrats have eyer
been beaten at Stale election. Buchanan had
majority Of 1856; be is NOW as much exc
Grated in his old home rs he was lauded Il rec
years ago. The county has rolled up $500 Re
publican majority, and not !, 900, as enormously
stated by telegraph Every township. ward,
and election district in the whole county has
gwen Republican majority.
, 1859-10-18
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.

FATAL AcciDESr.-T. 4. Yeou,an Of Wancan.
ia, Lake county, in this Stale, was accidentally
shot on Sunday week, while be was in company
"ath two others were engaged in gathering lick
CRY nuts. Une Of the Inen with Mr. Yeoman
sas IN the act Of climbing trcc. into which Mr.
feotnan was endeavorinG to assist him with the
breech Of hia gun, nnd as the man had almost
got out OF bis reach the gun partially fell away
catching the lock against the bark Of tie tree,
~ IS supposed, dtsctarsiug its contents into his
r'slis side after passing through his right hand
IN which tue mu1z.e Of the gun was held. Mr,
leoman lived about two hours after the acc;-
dent lie WIS men much respected.
San AcclDEsr.-A son OF James NcKar.
ESP, aged about years, Of Wankeean. was
Seriously ]: not fatally injured br the kick If
horse OF Thursday AFTERNOON. 5fr Mckay sent
the buy 70 drive up the horse from the pasture
field near the house, aud he not returning. Mr.
Nchay went to look for him, AID found him lv.
Irg iisensible upon the ground, bleeding, aud
his head md face cut and bruised, and uppr-
reItly litc!ess. uc remained stupid end uneeou.
ssi"us through the night. and must Of Friday,
and serious fears are still entertained OF hi, ul
snatc recovery.
Il Elc1lM Of RCu.-John McDcymert WIS
tnHnd dead ln tue rehr Of the Twelve Mile House.
rear Ia Sale, on Friday morning. It appears
that he was labosiu:, under maaix rotu, and got
mp in the night, went into back yard and lean.
Ell over picket fence for sspport. His neck
got down between tic pickeis and being too
weak to extticatc him:c!f Was strApgled in that
po,lticn.
, 1859-10-18
An ElupeIllent md Recovery.

So1ne tive n:untt.s since gentleman and lad,
took up their residence in Rutland, in tlis coun.
ty, as mau uud wife. The gentleman con,-
n'eEeed the practice Of medicine, and tor time
WAS prosperous and apparently happy: when,
about two wee Ks ago. man named kiskpat.
rick, from Butler county, Ohio, presented him
sclt and claitned the woman III his lawful wife.
took Possession Of her md borc her off against
her viii, the doctor pursuing cu horseback. On
coming up with his paramour. lie was allowed
tn kiss and take formal aud a11ec:iouate lears
If her, and Mr. kirkpatrick. with his faithless
aud resisting spouse, came to the Capitol House
for the nigar. On the following morning note
was recelved from the doctor, ,lesiriug Mr. X,
t. yi.id his wife to her own ircliaatioi,s anu to
hitn, whc,n she preferred to her husband, but
Mr. T. was memorable, and took his VIII. away
home with him.
1t appears that the doctor, whose name is not
Given, lus vile and four children in Ohio, and
Tss tile fumiiy physician Of Kirkpatrick for two
years, aud tnully eloped Will, his w;fe, Sue cuy.
lhg Two children ant no clue to Ecr wberca-
bouts. Tho y. T. TiIjxn< contains a letter
Fem Mrs. Sfocum, da,e,l Madison, Oct, Sd.
ch.T:ing the fault upon Mrs. kirkputrick.-
III ttsoa ftis-j Journal.
, 1859-10-18
Hl&c1snnan~& xErodericI1.
tConespondea. P4!ladrlthla Prc.s.l

HAa1S'1oS, oc3ohfF IL 1sH9.
Mr.. Buchanan return from PENNSYLVANIA in
the worst possible hunior. He left with all his
courtesles about him, lis mind made IN to bring
back, if possible, his old friends, aud 10 emplnT
the fast*tadng hours Of his Administration il
acts Of expa'iou and repentance; but the death
Of Brodcrick, and tue result Of the October elec.
ton in your State, have almost maddeu4 d lin.
Not, indeed, that he regrets that The California
srnator has been tacrihced, hut that public senti
1neni has been directed to his Administration
q. the cause OF that death. Your article Of
Monday. in which you located tie RESPONSIBLE.
i;y Of the tragedy In the risll quas1er-thus
anticipating the judgment Of the people of Calf
fornia theuselyes-as exhibited ia the extruor-
dinary demonstrations of indignation at the
murder and Of sympathy with he rictin. has
stung IS Majesty to the quick. know that be
has even threatened to prosecute you for libel.
and unless Judge Hack should come forward
and molhty lis feelings, you may look for a
summons before ous court Of justice. The last
Words Of the Ga[ant and courageous Droderick.
that be Asd been killed, because, among other
tIlngs. be was opposed to u corrupt Admins.
trutou. will ring N tue ears Of Power like the
kneu Of death- and will stand forth as tie uudy-
ing rebuke Of dsing patriot.
1t was known " hen broderick left Washine.
ton that he was '0re.doolued. When be lad IN
the Senate, be was pointed out AZ yic.n, pre-
pared for the slaughter. lie himself antic5no.
indomitatte wial, would hare been involved in
more tlan one personal conflict. The presi-
dents bitter aud continued denunciation Of him
WAS initiated By oil the hirelings Of The Admin.
intrasion. Every friend be bad in California
was turned out of Office, and unparalleled in.
rectise as poured upon lis devoted head br
the organs. Of the President and bis Cabinet.
hardly had tue young Seuator placed lis foot in
New York before Sir. buchanan began 10 ridi-
cn!c and listInst him, aud long before he look
position himself he was practically ostraeised
Let those who have brought about this sad state
q things ttenbls al the consequences Of their
sarage wartarc upon this noble spirit. Well
may they feel terror stricken befora tic cyents
Of popular fury ao' wci! may they felic;tatc
themselves upon tie Fact thatti.er are not Der.
sonally 10 Ie subjected to t7ial Ut ,he Lar Of
public opiniun.
And who is to he the next victim. What
other man is marked out to fall before the unfor.
giE'ng, impeniteat, and proaiga.e Adu,inis.rs-
ltont Having 1ailsd to btibe Of 10 iu,imidate
LIE 'febs!s," ii is now apparent that the virtue
ot cold steel and the bullet il to bo tested upon
tLem.
, 1859-10-18
NEW YORK ELECTION,

No reasonable man can entertain doubt
that the Republicans Of New York will carry
that State in November by decisive minority;
provided always they wake up out Of the
ietharey by which they are oppressed ten DAYS
before election comes on. At present they are
doing nothing, whether because they arc too
confident 0! triumph without labor, or
whether they do not deem n victory worth
working for, VIC cannot tell Opposed by m
united Democracy, their policy is not tho wi
scst that could be adopted. Let us beg them
not 10 give the nisger.drivcrs prestige Of
victory By the possession Of that great State.
In the West tue Republicans hare been siren
uously at work. In Iowa, Ohio, Minnesota,
and Indiana, their labor has had most gratif,-
lug results. We commend their example 10
those whose inaction We arc reproyine.
, 1859-10-18


,:The american Iu1lt&Ae,'s Circular, veetlv
New York publication which usually keen. ia
renders well informed rs to literary movements
IN England, ucqualnts US that the new Marn-
zine 10 be edited BY 2ir. Thackeray, 4will he
published at .he bold price Of one Shilling. and
vigorous effort will be made to attain = snc.
cess Swallowed out to It by the Nura1inr r.
Aessrs- Harper, Of New York. which ~ q rare
combination Of good contributions from pen md
pencil for u shilling, circulstes some i;o.coo.
We beiieTc that the actual circulation Of Har.
per's Magazine is close on :so, 600 a month. BE-:
1ng. e o0v more than the above guess. Wess7s.
Smith; Elder Co., 6 Cornhili, London. Who
published Henry Esmond," and some Others
q Thaekera5's books: supply The capital for a
new Illustrated Monthly Magazine, t, be sold Al
one shilling sterling {twenty.four cents} a nurn.
her, and tho publication to commence With tbe
new year. 1twal be edited b. TLackeray. w. who I
is 70 run serial story through i.
There seems no reason wly cnod, chem
magazine should not circulate largely il Enrr
laoa a-none except tha England Is not VIA. l.
called reading country. Ireland is much iess
deal, but apparently. thinks chambets's Edin.
eurgh Journal the utmost that it should patron
T"A NA- /
, 1859-10-18
kidnapping mt CIl1llIcothe'.-A Free
mnta Stolen.
ilaE Enio

There was pespetratcd in our city last night
"wednesday another outrage, more Infamous
III IT'S features than the stealing Of Lewis Early.
Which is still fresh III the minds Of our readers.
About . o'clock a creature named Mike Harley.
III company With stranger, went to TLon1;1.
sons livery Stable and hired un express Yaroa.
III they said, to 50 to Portsmouth.
l. appears they, with some rwo or three cou-
federaics, then drove to the house Of u coorsti
man named 0iircr Anderson, in the lower mart
Of The city, knocked at the door and demanded
admission. Anderson had gone to bed, aud
before getting up demanded What they wanted.
They answered that he lad a new set Of chairs
in Sue house. Which he had stolen. lie rcp]ictl
that he had not ssolenthem; that lie had bought
them, nnd could prove where lie got the money
III fla'' paid for them.
Tls:' then demuuded, with curses. that he
shon'. apsu the door; said they were roinr to
l.a:t cl.:sirs, and if he didn't give 1hem up
I'tac .ly:tl'ey would take them By force.
liv 's:d them then to wa;t uuti! he could dress.
three OF four men rushed in. seized him and at
tempted to handcuG him. lie resisted v It'll nil
lis power, but after being severely beaten. was
overcome and hustled INTO the wagon. His
wife, when they entered the house, screamed for
help, hut one Of tue rufians struck her blow.
and said If sue didn't keep quiet they'd kill her.
4Afler getting Anderson iu the wagon. ore Of
Asdeibon's child, q boy about two years old:
but his vile seized lin her arms and escaped
Out the back door.
Size then commenced screaming for help, but
beng some distance from any other house, and
frightened almost cut Of her senses, it was some
time before klie could reach her nearest neigh
bors and giye coherent account Of what lad
happened. The kidnappers had then escaped
with their victim.
1t seems strange that even then n genera!
alarm was not raised and pursuit made. But
nothing was done, and, ere this, there is hut
little doubt that 0tirer Anderson is upon sture
sVF, doomed inevitably 10 a life Of bondage
Andersen had been resident Of this city four
or tivc years, md was a7quiet, incfensiye md
Industrious INN. That be was free man there
j. but little doubt; but whether he was or moi.
lis being, kidnapped in this manner is a most
deep ami, damnn6le outrage. If any n, ian claimed
lln IL us slave,, and could legally establish lis
cla'::', WY did Ac not take linn in daylight. 70
Leinie d U: S. Commissioner and proye lis
claim?
, 1859-10-18

HN7Sa'A - %A9('HS
n. cla:, "Tl1ere is cno man down, and CT
o';'.r ,nau holding him while the crop nnd
tho mines, aud the nanulactory, aze left to
take caro- Of themselves; and thus, as Cor.
Wise said, but with blindness eoual 10
CIingman's as to the cause, ;'.They hare all
grown poor together.nEs,t =: J..
If such a:system. OF political economy is
satisfactory to our brethren Of the Southern
States, We have no right to complain, however
much we may deplore the results; but when
its proposed to extend it into our free terrific
ries It becomes quite another matter. At That
point we propose to apply the brakes ctrectu.
ally. The Martyrs may continue to immediate
themselves rs long az they choose, but NC
propose to conflnothls kind: of martyrdom 10
the limits in which it is at present followed rs
n profession. No are willing that Pennsylya-
MIA, Ohio, or any Of tho free States shall be
repeated upon our unsettled domain, but one
North Carolina witI. her system Of scryilc H.
1or, is enough. -.
, 1859-10-18

:, 1Hr Man srosE--Under the ADORE caption
the Ii Porte 1fnas. girss lengthy disser1ation
upon the virtues and eGe h,,.f the Mad Stone
As ho heard Of it while floating down he Kan.
kskee- This extraordinary stone, which be
sEeaks o., he tells LIS readers. is IN Valparaiso.
gence, and being as well educated as Col. Wslt.
Ct is, should pay my attention to such siITr
hu1bugs- TIE day Of charms, amulets- war;.
stones, are passed, bnt that the Col. can ind
some few persons, who Jet beliesn in the mrs.
terious, is not strange. a. IN Offset to tile CT.
stories of imagination. let Us tell plain truth.
Last summer. boy VAS bitten in Iowa. br n
mad dog. His parents had heard Of onr Valoss
raiso mad stone and sent him here; tbs Stone
was applied md the boy pronounced safe. H..
went On TO White County. where in 1 few Weets
Hydrophobia set in Of which he died.
, 1859-10-18

Occasional, = the Washington correspondent.
Of Forney's paper, writes: -.
Don't you remember Col Edward b. Baker.
Of illinois, the eloquent eulogist Of Broderick:
He was an Opposition Representative (vhcu
you were the Democratic candidate for ClrrE
and defeated) in 1s49-W. He w.s distinguished
for his powerful speeches. and for his patriotic
ac&ions. Col Baker was born in Englaud, aud
settled in Illinois, from which State, after being
nnturnlized, he was elected 10 Congress. a.
fought with great galIantry in tho Mexican war.
and afterwards represented the district which
had been previously, and vas subsequently,.
represented BY the late distinguished Thomxs
L. Harris. While member Of the House. bis
martial spirit and manly e1oquence made such
an impression that the ladies sojourning 1t the
National Hotel held spontaneous meeting. and
presented him with a beautiful sword. I rc-
member, yery well, that he received it from the
hands Of the accomplished HRS. George Plist.
Of Philadelphia. HIS is man Of the neblest;n.
pulses: and although member Of the Repnb-
hean paFty, bis disiuteresled support Of McEib.
bin IN tho late canvass, and bis reso!ute sdher-
enee to the gallant Broderick, will neyer be for.
gotten. Of nj his public speeches, hoTeYer-
none approaches In commanding mud nerrpus
rhetoric, and heartfelt sympathy. that mr.
nounced orer The grare Of fBroderick,
, 1859-10-18


AmonE tie many Democratic aspirants for
''s nons atton for Governor, none are SO active
as Von llurFison sud Sam. Buckmasttr. Ever
eiote tho visit Of tle former tn w,s};,,+,,
ritz ,,s, xr,,,,cr T.. b,. n5-:.,. ;,
" "o' @eo WIZ 'enc"eo
energy, and certain aacta have leaked out which
indicate that Don drove successful bargain
witt, Doucla,- bv wh,rb N. 1.tt., an,,a.d >,
IT, ~. 81, 80. ;"
~ "' sae sa4t ue"ens u nls lnauehce. Vne
OF Dons first achievements after his return to
the State was to lay" lonestt John Moore tbro
his ,oost form;dabie comno,;,or ,,n.r, a.. IL hn,c
,,,. WV "Pon 'ue @uei''
ps ea'lns On hlha through the Chlcago 1ints to
write aud pablish "just three lines" touching
the manner in ,,h;cj, h. .n.,.a.t,,.,. f,,n1. x.f
r. CT -. = ~ 80 :: .119s =: ::
'.e s.a'e "ne" treasurer The eject Was nj
oil thai Don could hnve desired honest
John Moore instead of writing the "thrce lines''
b,e s;,on,,,. a,,r,,:a f+a,,, a.. 1;.4.e :....
a~e oacnu, o4oppeo i1o" ene LEI o1 prospect
But Don finds a more active aud harder
vnrkfop comne.;tor ne,r~, hams :, n,s ,or.o,
.ec~ n.-..r.l',, D0' .A VIC P..a'N'
VI oaH' OocA"as1efs 1ate lessee OF TIC penlten-
tiary. 1tis Don'a forte to push himself on his
Whio trnsele yrhite San, ooa. :, ~, III. n.no.
- W. -.
csa''c o'ooo ooo oo'tosn. Lon says the Democ'
racy cah't carry the State, unless they nominate
an old line Whie-hi1nselC. for exsn,plc-for
co.arr,- co,, ~. n..:. r,,:. -
s ~, $"e Dea'oeAs, ~ 1'4'''ls
must NC IN DID Way II It can only succeed
Under the leadership Of its hereditary foe; that
s"en statement Is libel upon the part5; that
Tue aa5 1oE RneeoEnEt coaxlr1 and buy ing
, 1859-10-18
THE OyIEDO NUPIIALS.

Said 1t Sovereign TO 4 Note" DON Oviedo,
tic Cuban Cresus, who has for some time
been playing character that made voltaire a
f'ol-tl'e Lover-has at last assumed another
that made Byron rakc--thc Husband.
Hav;ns discoursed for summer arnorous]y Of
coupons and consuls, quoted sentimental allu-
slons from "-noaev' and tile " Splendid .Sha-
ling" kissed by TIM Ingot, sworc swectly by
the drcitnnl system, and wrote his declaration
IN Il new treasury note, has finally received
Ills gu'etus at the hands ofan Archbishop. A
finer, ffesher, bEaycr, BONNER beauty, never was
woocd and won in Circassian courtslip, By the
i'Foudest Nussulman merchant Of Dardanelles.
Since the delicious Danae yielded to tho gold
shower Of Jupiter, we hare l,ad nothing as
costly as the wooins; siuce the Doce 1ast
welded tile Adria.ic nothing as classic rs the
ceremony Of this Castillian marriapc Rcad
, 1859-10-18

The n.rder.of Broderick By ono trained to
tho use Of The weapon with which tho killed
was unacquaintcd, was not needed in the
North to fill the public with profound horror
Of the Code Duello by Which the Senator was
taken of. But in tho laudation Of tho false
llcroism which Broderick displayed in going
to that fatal field, there is danger that tho
weakness Of which he was guilty in putting
his valuable life in the ermined assassin's
hands, will bc forgotten. We yield to none in
admiration Of The really noble and heroic traits
which that man possessed; but no poignancy
of grief for his untinlely end, can hide from
us tie error that caus ID lis death. His cour-
age, displayed when ordinary men would have
sltrunk back appalled, at the confronting dan
ger, needed no such contest for its yindication.
His patriotism, which the TWO past years have
1ualv 20 conspicuous, needed not tho false en-.
do:sement which blood could giro it. Tile go
ciety in which Lo lived, could have found no
IalsIanimity in lis refusal to accept the Code
as tho arbItrer in contest Of principles and
i'leas. In coming down, then, to tho level on
which his antagonist stood, be made the mis-
s;1kc TINT he has atoncd for with his life.
II we condemn linn what shall we say Of
those by whom lis blood was shed? His was
the mistake Of generous and courageous man,
il'-schooled in the morality which makes The
tnc1 impossible, and painfully sensitive to tlc
snccrs and inucndoes Of those who surrounded
linn. But those who compassed lis deatl, did
SO with malice aud murder in their hearts; and
their apologists, whether here or On the Pa
c'fic coast, are accessories after the fact. It
was a part Of their policy that Broderick should
die; and his fatal compliance with Code that
is inexcusably barbarous, gave them au oppor-
t'tnity for cousummatipg their purpose in sucll
Il way that no punishment will follow the act.
Let us hope tlnt tic lesson will not I've lost
upon other public men Of the country whose
opposition to tie. extension Of slavery and tie
corruptioas Of the bogus Democracy will pro-
Yoke attack. While wo would sec no man
>llisk any responsibility which lis station i'm
poses upon him, while We would have no leg
islator measure Ills words by the likes and
dislikes Of tho ''chiva1ry;" while wo would
condemn in nnmeasurcd terms him who would
mt stand upon the defensive when assailed,
wc want to SEQ sncls n purified public senti-
incnt that lo duel eau be provoked with Re-
publican representative 1nen- The Code is not
II.
, 1859-10-18
H>1FTu Il VENUE HOTEL.
ON FIFTH AVENUE
1t he Intersection Of u1oa:vay opposite Ms.pp So1a.e
NEW YORK.

ON FIFTH AVENUE
Atthe Intersection Of lrca:vay opposite Msi.ou so.e
NEW YORK.
To be opened August 23d. 1850.
This location l, the te.be Of r IL tbs great me-
the city AID I'D 70 Lie Htrrr
aad Btstou Earoat npots.
1he eatse at7nkea- Of the c.3.hcaent are Tie ye.
1ult ef mature studr md ast most
comfortable aal home ute hotel IN the @o:ld.
81 GEessed. have It=n Introduced
TE1y pTtAutino 1Akrq du:!cx construction N
the po4tve sastty IT guests from tse danger Of Tn
tacE2 Saas;o1 lousAs nries s7'. e1:ena fsea NE
soex f. 7n:a,on Y ne fooK ~ Of tie sors DOUBLE
structure Ire- 2:oof,
Among .Nter ira?ost1ut improvements h .Idoa 10 Tia
usual .taitA7ys Sxk11cAI EA5wAr s nearly competed
PIN xhleh =: si:s Of a. possibility tf faceade1t
Lofty. spac as 3ad tpntauoos eorr!edr f,r.rx rro-
Measte o5 eight hanEed ees rroo each OF the ots
m<ral .>ss beea sppropa:te pese D1711ns.
there eaud Pro omen.d. Han Suites Of spacious Psf-
of anl:t Travelling ps1es ~ 9ase Feaiicaea ~'''''''
In E1ehauee sne:sn:E= the Journals 1t tie day. 1nd al
tsc eonveasases II eoanefcai Intercourse a baArts
has been added to the ether fxaurss Of the a1d
there Telegraph o.ee conoeeta: with III pats q Ia
Bud aad Chess Rooms At s most Approved ss1e srd
are psor.ed fo the af guests lad IL
The Furniture ard evs.r article Of ne In tie es...
Easnt has bean exnsoey dkaed Ind for ia
All co,n7pt1onsf for ana.t,enta o. unon .ay b1,a.s,
sonaectsd Vt:a he house pease dire=tso fz1.H Avxsr1
The <tre Organization Vt this Hotel haA bn under hs
Ifeaoa. Hee.ss Il Don nd Rss III Foat ca Ia
su5Essnt.e9d:M H1TeH COCK. DARLING; 4 RI |
, 1859-10-18
ANOTHER RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
Tho Tonica aud Petersburg. Railroad.

This is q day Of progress. It will he SOME
tlling new to the citizens Of Chicago to learn
that u new Railroad, Of which very little has
been said in the papers, is in rupid process Of
construction in the direction Of our city, which
is to hare IN important bearing upon her pros
pcrity.
About two years ago, q charter passed the H.
luois Legislature incorporating the IS Tonica j.
rcteI sburg Railroad Company authorizing the
construction of road from Jacksonville to
Tonica, on the Illinois Central Railroad, with
branches thence to Ottawa aud Morris, on the
Chicago and Rock Island Road At Jackson
Vile it connects with the Jacksonville and ST.
Louis Railroad. which is now in rapid process Of
construction under the efficient Presidency of
Wm. Shepard, Esq, who has recently negotiat-
ed for the iron for portion of the said latter
road.
We arc reliably informed that Hon. Richard
Yates, Of Jacksonville, the President OF the
Touica and Petersburg Railroad, aided By
Nessss. Marsh and Greene, Directors, has
already procured forty miles Of iron, spikes aud
chairs for his road, part Of which has been de"
li1ercd, and the remainder to be delivered in the
mouths Of October and November, and immc-
aiately hld down that about one hundred
miles Of the road is graded, and that ncgotia-
tions are now pending which, II is confidently
believed, will result in the procurement of iron
for the entire road north TO Tonica, upon terms
with which the company can readily comply,
without Il sacrifice Of the original stock. Such
is tha enuf;1arre nf hi ueipess nn3 rai1rnnd y1sr