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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

We publish this morning the New York Statement OF the Got
crop OF United States the year ending
August appears in the shipping List Of that city. Our
friends Of the shipping List have fallen into the that
have in Statement published yesterday in making the
cps OF Long Cotton savannah $500 bales than they
should have been. We must hewev Justice them we'll
ourselves state that the originated with the compiler
Of the tables up Issued from the Office Of the
Republican Our statement 10k this corrected will
the crop 664 Az bales the New York
469770 baes. showing difference in the Statements Of
5653 .--Chariegson Courier, Sept 10.
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A WnDFALI.-Byt the recent decease Of Mr.. WALDE-
GRAVE, an English millionare, Senator j. NELSON
MURPHY Of New York, becomes heir to a cOmforta-
oe little fortune Of over half million of dollars.
Ar- WALDEGRAvE, who was descendant Of one of
the Oldest famesin England died possessed of eight
million Of dollars, which is to be equally divided
among twelve Of his nearest relatives the fortunate
Senator being one Of them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

On a E11ry sumner morning,
Early, a. theaeW Hes dry,
% the fEll / went 4 b rying,
Need ] tell you tell you Why?
Fasmes DaTis had a daughter.
And Il haFpeEed that knew
On eecn huang morning Jenny
Upt1e hiia sent berIyi1g too.
Lonely work Is picking berries,
So | iCi ned her On the hill;
Jenny, dear, = SAID I, y. ar haske.'s
quite too larger one 70 I'LL"
So we staid-We too---to fslft
Jenny talk ng-I was still
Leading where the hill was steep,
Picking berries up the hill.
This is up hill work, said jenny;
so is life J" said /, ssshan we
Climb 1t up alone, or. Jenny,
VIII you come snd climb WITH mel"
hedder thao re bsushing berries,
Jenny's cheeks a moment grew,
Nhile without delay she answered,
will come and club vi h you"
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The Hog rrade.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the evening goth says
There but little dsing in hoFs to-day that light
and they freely offered 50per IOOpounds for 200 pound
hogs December delivery, but buyers between
small LOT sod November delivery at So 40 per 100 pounds
The St. Louis Democrat of the 20th says
The late from England, showing improvement crop
prospects, decline in the bresduf Market hal
influence the hog trade and packers for
days been much inclined make contracts
vousIy off, only here the country pack
ing points, the policy at present. St. Louis dealers will
pay SO however for 900 and though heretofore
been with Of them would
portion without requiring interest have heard oil
for several days Purchases by packer
as points where they usually do the heavier part Of thu
sd have feen large usual bat prices rather teEd down
the different markets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

PI1rmraG. September q, M.-Riye@; three feet
eight inches by the pier mark and falling Weather
clear and coo.
CINCINNATI, Sept q, M-The river has fallen
seven inches in the last twenty four hours Now
seven feet nine inches water il the channel. The
weather IS clear, thermometer &C.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-The river IS falling WIN .
feet inches water in the canal.
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missouri Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. PA dispatch to the Republican
from Jefferson City says the Democratic State Con-
vention adopted the reports Of the Committee on
Resolutions which declares that whereas the failure
of the Charleston Convention to nominate, thereby
leaving to the people the choice of their candidate
and principles; therefore,
RESOLVED, That we still adhere TO the principles Of
the Constitutional Government which the Demo-
cratic party always upheld and which is faithfully
adhered to viii disseminate its blessings equally and
and benefcially throughout the borders of the
Confederacy.
The resolutions reafirm the platform of the State
Convention Of April last. and declare steadfast de-
votion to the platform adopted at the Maryland In
Gtitute.
The Convention accept Breckenridge and Lane as
candidates of the Democracy OF Missouri.
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From WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2I.-JameS Buchanan Henry.
ESQ., Private Secretary to the President, viii soon
resume his residence in Philadelphia 1t is under
stood that the place thus vacated has been rendered
to Adam GlOssbrenno late Sargeant-at-Arms Of the
House of Representatives.
The award was made TO day TO Hiram Sibley, IN
der the Pacific Telegraph proposals. with full cent?
dence in his ability 70 fulfil his obligations. He will,
to morrow, DC officially informed of the decision.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2I.-The sloop of war lawneo
has been orieTed TO key Vest, to take Neiaane
thence I, Y sLicD.
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A SEVILLE
.unpas go. SEE. g. SEC.
RAfENAY mATTERS.

Dem.orar,c barbecue at csaIlati''' Oct sta
The Democracy Of Sumner give Barbecue az
+ eallatin or Friday. ocs 9th. An immense CROWD Is
expected. Gov. JOHNSON and Gov. Harris have ae-
cent? invitations to be present Hon. JAMES b
sf,4,vis erneeted. Several military companies are
also expected Let's all go to Galiatiu-
Sept22-dwdtw ID.
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The Prince IN Chicago
c. u DovDx, y o.. sa,,,,,r, .,

CHICAGO, Sept. 2I.-Barou Renfrew and suite ar
rived by the Michigan Central Railroad, at q this
evening, and proceeded to the Richmond House,
where the Baron will stop during his visit to Chica
60 Notwithstanding the expressed wish OF the
party that they should be allowed to arrive quiet
ness large crowd assembled at the depot long be-
fore the train arrived. Although but little noise
was made, the crowd so blocked the streets that 1t
with difficulty that the carriages containing the
party reached the hotel. The EUenag journal says:
SIN order to crafty the ladies and gentlemen who
may wish to Baron Renfrew, he will, at some
hour tomorrow, to be published in the morning pa
pers, stand the balcony of the hotel" The party
leave tomorrow afternoon by the St Louis road.
The Richmond House was illuminated this evening
in honor of their distinguished guest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

AUDD CARLTON have the Grss CT er series Of the
novels o. HoNoRE DE- B. translated By 1ss O. " WIGn
ana GOODRICH, bch gsren a7orbly tnon IN eonnec-
uon win original and translated verbs. The present entitled
Greatness and Deenso Cesar Broau aud tie trans
laors introduce it with he following Preface; That The Nov
els OF Honere de Balzac says the Londaa t arg nniea
uraoy me greatest works Of tie kgd that Franoesdesd We
would add any other eounas en does not admit Of
the slightest dispute That they Deeper the human heart
represent more truly tae gan passions and reject greater
accuracy the phases q human life, than any other novelist has
ever been able to do, "a admitted BY al VINO know anything about
the matter soue nay o9sst that tors are fsassres IN his
compositions which rendr then undesirable saes.s e. @ %
the young and pure Ts this reply as are not CT th
opinion Basac Folee 9 5i 70 acouFgs zs he drags her
forth Into the Light Of sa 'e her NJ Il tie po, and eas
her By her right Fssevs ;hat 50 e. fron having
deorazng effect, Che oafel cesa.sI pszual Of Bel
Eacs writings have otr result a 50 Increase the love
of virtue and the dread o. vice.
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Destructive Fire,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Karstendick d Co.'S and
other liquor stores Tchoupitoulas street. between
Lafayette and Girod streets. burned last night
The fourth story of Karstendck & Co.'S. heavily
filed with spirits. exploded, causing the building or
the corner of Lafayette and Tchoupitoulas streets
to fall burying from 40 to so persons in the ruins
Thirteen dead and several wounded have thus fer
been extricated Loss SI50000, mostly insured
A well built square in the Fourth District burned
this morning Loss from $4,000 to S60,Os0; most
ly insured
Arrived-Maschia Greenleaf from Liverpool
Baden. from Havre. Mary and Atlantic, from New
saw unknown ship ashore on the outer end OF
Florida reef, dismasted, The bark Horace, from
Matanzas, was ashore at Pass A'Lontre. The schoo-
ner Builrush. from New York 10 Brazos put into
Pensacola, leaking. The schooner Martha, from
New Orleans to Pensacola. is high and dry on Halt
Noon Island.
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DszPERATE ARRAY N LEBaNoE hear a report
that desperate sffray occurred between JoHN New
and JAMES CHAMP at Lebanon Thursday last
during which the latter was shot and seriously
wounded, though it is supposed not fatally. num-
Der Of gentlemen interfered to separate them, and
VIZ. FAuIKNER was shot and dangerously wounded.
We have no particulars as TO tie origin Of the dR-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

The vote in favor of subscribing stock to the
Henderson and Nashville Railroad in Christian
county was l,l6s, sufficient it was thought, 10 au-
thorize the county court to subscribe the stock.
But the Peoples Press says the motion was made
aud after an examination it was decided failure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

EARLY FRosT.-We have it on the authority of sew
eral gentlemen. whose word no one can doubt, that
on Wednesday and Thursday mornings last there
were considerable frost in the neighborhood about
twelve or thirteen miles west of town, on Bear
Creek Pea and bean vines, and other tender veget
ables were entirely killed. well late corn just
about to tassel On one Of the mornings ice was
found on fodder, to the thickness of thin knife
blade We have heard Off frost just in this neigh
borhood although it was cold enough to make fires
in the mornings and evenings and thick clothing nee
essary to comfort
Since the above was written the weather has mod
Grated, and we have had fine rams, which were
mnch needed herd1o Is. CO. Gazette, Sept. 49,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

MURpER-The Evansville Journal is informed that
a shocking murder was committed near Caye-in
Rock Illinois, few days ago Il seems a man
named Mcconnell became irFitated on account OF
the attention paid by his father-in-law TO woman
in the neighborhood whom he (lIcConneID stigma
tized as q dlsreputable character He brooded over
sisted on his fatherin-aw breaking off all inter-
course with the woman. Failing in this, Mcconnell,
early morning, took his rife went to the house
of his unsuspecting victim, knocked at her door.
and when she opened it. shot her the ball penetat-
ing her side. She fingered a couple of hours and
then expired, not, however, Until she announced
|hO had destroyed her life Considerable excite
ment was occasioned in the vicinity of the murder
and it was thought McConnel would be visited with
the severest penalty of the law.
Flora Temple against DutcbT1an's Time.
The little bay mare is now backed to achieve a no
table feat upon the Centcvilie Course Long Island,
on Thursday, sept. 2Sth. 1t is TO go against dead
horse and his time, and that thorough
good one i'll his day. In August 1889, upon the
Beacon Course, New Jersey, Dut-hman trOtted three
miles under the saddle in I'M 225s, This is the best
three miles made, and now Flora is backed to
90 in harness against this performance of Dutch
mans, and TO beat the last fraction of his recorded
time The match is made good day and good track
and Flora has little the call in the betting. Never
thelesS as the watch never breaks and never tires
there is much room for speculation; and there VIII
doubtless be 4 great attendance to the Queen OF
the Trottlng Turf cut down the three mile record
while "limping Time tolls after her in vain. =
TViLceS' Spirits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

We are Authorized to announce Jas CalsHKa candi-
date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth Ward at ms
ensuing election septS-de
We are authorized 10 Br. T. 3. WOODWARD
canddate for Councilman from the Sd Ward at the ensuing u
Dcpal election, sugsSdtef.
We authorized to announce " g. UHEATAAG a. can
ddaoe Te-ecoa, Councilman from The 5th y ard
1t the ensuing Municipal elec-oa. junes-td
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LIZ DTSCOVERX
WORTHY OF COEYIBENCR EOR

ON IL Y DASS0 " --1-GS Z
WORTHY OF ANY CoEEIOESCE ToR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GFEAY.
SgAEY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
F tempted not only to nste profess
discovered something that would produce results identical
but they gone, being carried away by the
forced field its rssisess Read the follow
ing , ,,-o
@. J. WOoD & Go Gents-Tne letter w te Gu ID
Is coneerng your valuable Hair Restorative you
have published vicinity aud elsewhere hsE given Use to
numerous ucDg the facts the The inquiries
are first is It fact Of my stated in
the econd IS il rue Of al therein contained
third continue to be good order and OF
natural colorl To all N ana do answer Invariably My
hair is even better than any stage nay life for forty
past thrifty and better colored the same IS true OF
nv isrs and the only cause why generally true is,
that the Substance is Wa by frequent a6uton Of the
ce, used by wping the face IN close eonnc
ion with the vsers the same result follow the har
have been in the receipt many from all parts
New England asking my hair still continues 70 Se
ood As there is so much fraud in the and safe Of
various compounds veil IS this doubt basey
initiated used, only without good eject, but
absolute inury have not used any your restorative Of
cc9ut for se uoDths and yet ny hair good ever,
examined win surprise, am nov 0i years
old and gray my heal face and to Prove
This fact send you lock my hair taken OF the past week
7 received your Il quart bottles last summer Tor
which very grateful gave it to FRIENDS and teTeoy
induced them to Try many skei teal uuti! after trial
and then purchased used It with universal success viii
favor that you send test BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
ity from from you pure article will insure success and
believe COED ELECTS do not follow the failure caused
m the impure article which the inventor of the good
deea my duty heretofore to keep you sPprd Of the
effect my all who inquire OF me Of ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srS
yours, n, a \ " M No - =, niG ys5 o.
The Restorative put up bottles Of three Sizes viz arg
medium and zma the small holds 4 pint and retail for 81
than the all retails for 81 per bottles the
holds quart PEI orein proportion, ana ets Tor ~
abotte .. - wood Cos Prsprietors 444 BroadWay
New ia Market street, 81 Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers holeal91 oy
Even, PendIetOn d Coz, and retaied BY every Drug
hons 10 the United states. lleDlt-y
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b
No deduction will Be absence OF withdrawal,
occassioned b illness rdis7isssl
Pupils viii charged from TIE date which they eater
Boarders are requested bring all articles for ae
toilet.
The Academy will not ncrr he expense Of furnishing articles
Of clothing OF pocket mcuey.
Pupil viii net be allowed spend vake Doaey AZ their
discretion. ouch moneys must be Gepossd win TIE Superior
Of the Academy.
tire per1s Of me supeo though in
IL such correspondence prohibited IS fds parents OF guardians
Win the exception Of devotion, boozs " psr
Gala are AiloHed to circulate il the institution except s a.
re.efve the sr,nroval u the Mother Superior
Forfher paricuars application re made lie 81 rr
spnero- of lie Academy T. The n Reg. bishop Wh-sn
n business letters Be addressed 60 the esher SUM
ST. Ceciss Acaae=y Mount ernon near NASHVILLE Tenn
JNIow ANB copy til October and charge ths ONE
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CINCINNATI. Sept 2i.-The attendance at the Fair
yesterday, was not so large as previous days. owing
to the rain The principle feature yesterday
the exhibition Of steam FIRE engines. The first pre-
mum was awarded to the goodwill of Philadel
pha. which threw stream through an inch nozzle
265 feet ) inches.
FIRST premium for sewing machines was awarded
TO Wheeler & Wilson. Fourteen machines were
hibted. In consequence of unfavorable weather
yesterday. the Fair continued to-day. Ia the trot-
ting stallion match this morning, some fast horses
were entered.
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II raEEiRC Nsafrh

ZAEEsvi1LE, O.. Sept. 21.-The trottlng match for
$500, at Muskngum FAIR this afternoon. was wit
messed by 10000 pcople-Tke Cook Of Chicago, WIN
ming the purse Time, 2:44, 2:44l and 2:lI@. The
heavy rains yesterday and last night made the track
very heavy.
The pacing purse Of 500 was won by jim Riley,
of Cincinnati. Time 2:5O
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

A Bg6KrItU1 FLAG.--We saw at the shop OF r. 7.
FLEMING Yesterday magnificent flag, which he had
lust completed for the ladies Of Murfreeshoro, by
whom it is TO be presented to the Breckinridge Old
Guard, fine military company recently organized
in that place.
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Prom New York.


New York, Sept. 22-The steamer Europas mails
left this morning TOR the South, instead Of yester-
day afternoon.
Solterfcht's circular says the warlike prepare
tons in Europe caosed Z torpor in business.
The favorable weather and uncertainty of the
American crop caused cotton to advance during the
week, closing with advancing tendency. Some
quotations show advance.
Clare & Sons quote advance of I on lower
qualities. Fair and Middng quotations adyanc-
ed /.
New YoEK. Sept FLAMES Buchannas dwelling
house has been robbed of $4,000 bonds. Julius NJ.
Stitch, Broker, has been arrested for attempting to
negotiate a portion of them. $4,000 bills of the
Tanners Bank, mailed from Catskil are missing
from the mail.
New York, Sept. 22-The Express says that VIM.
G. Lane Il Co.. dry good merchants ask one year eX-
tension and 100000 loan from their creditors.
Their liabilities million and quarter dollars
and their surplus assets over one million. They
cramped by the present condition of Southern.
trade.
The steamer Illinois and City of Washington took
out S462GG0 specie to-day.
The steamer Bieuvile with Havana dates of the
18th has arrived.
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aaIgnon Rscenslo.a.

AIFANT. Sept. 2l-Professor La Mountain made 4
splendid ascension in his balloon Atlantic from the
! county Far Grounds, this afternoon. ~ least
10000 persons were present
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We authorized to ACTON You've as canadase o
Mayor 81 the Lg Municipal elecson laaZiS-dtde
We authorized to announce JoN HUGH SMITH rs candi
Mayor stthe ensuing municipal election Juy@de
We are authorized TO announce s. u.
re election to the Office OF mayor az the next Mu
nicipa Election. JayiS-e
authorized to announce r. B. CHEtTnAM IS candi
ae for Nayor at teeusuing Municipal election. uyIO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Bg and Seams caused by explosion especially from the
BURSTING or FlrD LAME BOILERS, Instantly relieved
Of their burning anguish by this cooling and healing hasa
The Inflammation slnsdes il incredibly short time, and the
efforts mob second in restoring the skin; and
what sa cannct &c saIi ol other outne7t
he ccaoz hnd or trace Of Tie mlshap waen
DALLEY's wonderful kin healer h employed Sold at the
rinps epots II Broadway n " ChartTss street. New
Orleans by J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents. Also ~
all druggists and merchants ser9-d,tv
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LEXINGTON ESHcea.

We detailed eport OF TIE two mile produce stake
Lexington yesterday Judge Hunters Sherwo by Lec,mpte
dam Pcyuae ven the Cime345ll BOY, 49,. We
ape The summary The two mile on THURSDAY:
Webb Ross Juo Campel'sl Oh. b. StOner ay cid by
Wagner iau by Glencoe. ...---.-.. l
dam Ian 7 TTan5gana -, ~ - ,
job Harper and GRATIS tr Z. Ferg, y old by van
2el. Wards ch. Pope sWjstr old, by Glencoe, dam
sister to Flsa......... ......... dis
j K DuEe's b. N old by Imp. ueoton, dam sser
Blonde. dis
T;57e 9-tT1r-
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Public Speaking.

The for Msyor will their fellow cizels Spon
municipal Affairs a the following times and places:
At Wards Corner, Cedar Spruce siEeet Wednesday, Otn
instant.
Al Parks Store Lebanon Pike Thursday night 9Th inst
At the Court House, Friday night, 2oth inst
The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
September %, 1860
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SPECIAL aorscEs.



4aousanas srs daily speaking in praise Of
FsFz NataSsS ENrAE'rEz.s7 COZ Ola =.
a vz because Il s1s rails % aoyi as7nsaaeoes ree
when gwen III tine. i acts - oy s'Agics S t' 1'0'
~-''''' Es PAfkEGOREG OH OPAArhs
Of am kud and therefore relieves BY oe.g
~ afr Instead OF by deIdsag rs seass0s5 For THU
reason h onends itseas prep 4ation knowr
for ChiIdren Tccthing ~ .s
Stansaefs. IS tssc, Cold in the Head, ana Croupi
40 for sofges,ino tks gums, reducing ts1daa0z fe
sussg -. i = ,sed with unfd1faQ all
case Of s;Osav asSton or etAst 1s y9a otsLe
tae lie and health OF gos'r - . ' y 81" ~
~ ~ RIM ~ ss Of narcotics o. sodae1 gu other
remedies r tagsi.s - o aH
II Is perfectly harmless snc cannot njure the
most delicate infant Price . cents arseons Acconnpa-
each bottle f CHRUaC 9f 8 DapoENE.
No 409 Broadway, New York.
rz,,,,, buran BLOOD upon being Aalyzed slways pre-
sis with te same essential elements, and Of
te TT1Te standard. Analyze the BLOOD OF person su
f tom Liver Complaint D. spepsia 5croula,
o. and We And in ecey instance certain deficiencies in the
sge made we'll The Blood Food founded upoa this the
Orhence its astonishing ~ suSe = y TIER are
dsnted to the deficiencies aerent diseases
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing ConsnInPs
tiOT1 use No l. which als3 the No Depression of
Spirits Loss OF Appetite. and for ali Chr
arising iron Over-uses General De-
err Com piaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beia9 az
rsady 1spdred for absorption it is taken by drops and
you retain. The no is for Female EvreguIaritIes,
HysLeria, " Weaknesses, &c See special directions
IOus, Kidney and Bladder Conn p la iIlEs taken
all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 409 Broadway, New York,
Ind by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
Oh. WOOD & Co., ST. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAuRoAD-The Marshall Texas
Republican says Messrs DEGRAFF SNITH, contract
ors Gconstructing fifty miles of road, have let out
fifteen miles Of tie work to sub-contractors. When
these subconractors place their hands on the road,
there will be about three hundred at work. 1t is
the design Of Messrs. DEGRAFF 4 SMITH to sub-et q
sufficient amount OF grading 70 finish the fifty miles
in twelve months or earlier. if practicable. The
work therefore, viii be sublet as rapidly as the
right of way can be secured, and the engineer can
mark it of. Mr. Smith left several weeks ago for the
Northwestern States for and provisions, which
viii be shipped up the river at the earliest period OF
navigation. Mr.. DEGRAFF has the reputation Of
having built more miles Of railroad than any man
in The United States If seconded in his efforts as
he should be, the fifty miles will be completed, in
our opinion before the time allowed him by the
company.