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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

l.. N. HARMON, of Petaluma, was bitten by
tarantula the other day. Tue wound began to
swell, but by cauterizing it, aud free use oil
whisky inwardly, the poison was antidoted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

To THE PoIST.-'' The sudden prospect of an
invasion of The loyal States" says religious
paper, 81 has made clear to every one the impor
tance of drilling the entire nation
Clearly; tor If we don't arm ourselves ia
one way, The rebellious persons may drill us in
anOther
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

THE Richmond Enquirer says: +" The earnest
desire of the people of The Confederate States
for peace is known to the North. Whenever the
United States are prepared to have peace, it can
be obtained upon proper terms" Well, the Uni
ted States are prepared 10 have peace on the basis
of the prererVation of the Union. These are
proper terms The Uated States are prepar-
ed to have peace on these terms and on no other (;
aud the United States are resolved TO have peace.
Prentice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

ONE of the novelties at The Chicago Horse Fair
was twenty -four wild butlaIoes from the far West
They were to be let loose on the grounds, and q
grand lasso hunt was TO take place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

Ir was bright thoughI that ot Smilhson the
founder of the Smithsonian Institute, when he
was dying Of an unknown complaint. Smith son
had had five doctors, and they had been unable
to discover what the disease was. AT length they
told the patient that he must die Calling them
all around him, he said NY friends, after |
die make post morttm examination, aud fad
out what ails me; for, really, have heard such
long and learned discussions on the subject that
am dying to know what the disease is myself"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22
NOTICE!

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned are notified that
II their accounts are not settled by the lst day of
August, they will be handed over to an officer
for collection. H. SHOENBAR n co
WeayerVille, July 10, 1862. 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

LINT IIUMBUG-A writer in the Boston Post
says Of lint:
Every ounce of lint sent to the army does
mischief Its only use is to cover up the blum
d,rs of bad surgery. It is seldom used hy the
best surgeons here. In the army it is crowded
into wounds by men who know no other way to
stop hemorrhagr, and there il remains till il be
comes filled with filth aud magg0ts. 1t retains
the discharges till they pulrrty, aud produces
intolerable stencil. The termination Of its work
is the death OF the patient"
We are somewhat surprised at the above, al
though it is perhaps true in hundreds of instances
in the army hospitals. Yet we are not ready to
believe that lint il a humbug. The improper use
OF it, and carelessness on the part Of surgeons
aud nurses is all that makes IL so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

So far Butte county has raised only 5000 for
the Patriotic Fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

Nor long since, a lot of us-I am a II. r.,
:" high private" nowhere quartered in several
wooden enements, and in the inner room of one
lay the corpus Of young secesh officer, awaiting
burial The news s0on spread to village not
far Off Down came tearing sentimental and
not bad looking specimen of a Virginny dame.
Let me kiss him Tor his mother ~ she cried,
as interrupted her progress. Do let me kiss
him for his molhrr!'
Kiss whnm2"
"The dear little lieutenant; the one who lies
dead within. Point him out TO me, sir, II you
please. never saw him, but-ohl"
led hpr through room in which Lieut.. -,
OF Philadel phia, lay stretched ont ON an nptnrnrd
trough, fast asleep Surprising him tn be The
article songh for, she rushed up and rXclaimng
g Let me kiss him for his mother" approached
her lips TO his forehead. What was her astonlsh
mrnt when the "corpsr," ardently casping its
arms around her returned the salute vigorously
aud exclaimed
Never mind the old lady, Miss but go it
your own account. | have not the slightest
objectionW
Sentiment is a fine thing Mr. Editor, but it
should he handled rs one handles the spiked guns
which the rebels leave behind loaded with per.
cusaioncaps-very carefully COnttnentat Month
IN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22
A Permanent Institution.
CsTArB OF PAuLIUs CROSSE. DE-

I'STATE OF PAU LIuS GRO0oh, LIZ
u ceased.-Notce is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, Administrator of the ab0ve-named Es'
tate, to the creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within TEN MONTHS
from the first publication of this notice to the un-
dersigned at the office of Pitzer Stuart, in Wea-
vervile, Trinity county, California Weaver
Vile, Feb. Is, 1862 GEO. W. LANCE,
5l0m. Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
War ard Other News.

Our exchanges Of Tuesday bring intel
kg.nce at last of the whereabouts Of Jack
SIN. On Saturday last. he encountered
Gen. Banks forces in the vicinity OF Gull
pepper Court House. and compelled them to
"skedaddle" with heavy loss. The Fed
erxl reports, however. do not admit de-
feat, though they come much nearer to II
than has heretofore been their custom. -
The light commenced at an early hour in
the day and continued until midnight
The most sanguinary part Of the engage
ment took place about 6 o'clock in the af'
teruoon, at which hour. it is stated. the
Fcdcrals were suddenly attacked in over
vhelminp numbers At all points and forcet
10 retire from the conflict" II is als'
stated, that "some Of our regiments re
treated in disorder" but, upon the whole
"our men fought calamity" Snd the bra
very and good conduct Of our troops wer'
coll <piruous during q large part o: IT,
fight" The Federal loss is admitted t
have reached a.O0O in killed, woundr'
aud missing, willis. that OF the "rebels i
.rpposri to have been equally as great
Geus. Pope. Mcdowell. Banks aud s'ge
wcle engaged in the fight. aud the 'h'r'
named officer lie said to have greatly dis
,inguished himself Gems. Ge.ry, Primo
and Angr are among the Federal woun
ded, the frst named General having lost al
arm. The entire Federal force suftere'
severely in officers, but no one is reporte'
"missing" above the rank Of Colonel. l
vas expected that the fight wtuld be re
newed on Sunday. but at an early hour 1t va
discovered that old Stonrwall had retired
Whether he was too badly crippled to re
sumo the offensive, or resting upon tn
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14

GO Y" eolonrl or commanding "fscer
of battalion "r squadron shall DC obliged
70 fn,i substitute tor delinquent. Unless
be is Of the opinion that such delinquent
has suficii-u, property to pay the expenses
OF procuring substitute: amt 1t sreh
commanding officer shall be- OF tho opinr'n
thar any Delinquent has not sufficient pro-
perty - pay the expenses Of procuring
substitute. he shall make application to a
justice Ut tho peace Of the county where
such Delinquent resides. who shall there
upon issue his warrant to the sheriff Of the
county t.. arrest such delinquent and con-
fine him in the common Jail. there to re-
main for > Certain time to be specified in
the warrant. MT exceeding twenty days.
and the sheriff shall keep such delinquent
in jsil unless he shall agree - serve or
find substitute: Provided. ho.cerer. that
40 mili,ismsn having personally or BY
substitute served in the militia shzll b.
obliged {" serve again until BY rotation it
comes to his turn.
20. In all cases where . militiamMn
may be drafted OF shall have volunteered
to perform tour If duty. he shall Dc
considered soldier. aud when called int"
active service 10y the express command OF
the Governor shall be entitled. and
then only. to the same pay aud ra'ions rs
If he was ia the service Of the United
States, aud be subject when SO called Into
service to the rules aud articles Of war.
unless he shall furnish . substitute, and
the commanding officer Of the volunteer
co,np.n If such person belong Thereto
Of the extra battalion Or squadron. Or
regiment. il he is drafted militiamaa.
shall be the sole judge Of the qualification
Of said substitute. aud may receive or re-
jcct him ut his discrcti"n; and no person
subject to militia duty shall be exempt
from being drafted b, reason Of his having
performed tout at duty As substitute
From tn. number of pcrsons enrolled.
draft will be made by lot. in such way
As shall be approved. ~ppoI tioui"g the
draft to the enrolment according to the
number Of men required to ffl the quota
! Of each district. the draft being thus reg
. ala,ed accoId dug to pppulafi.u.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Joseph 8. Ford. } In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Saint Mary.
John F. Wathcn c"nrty. sitting ~ \
Priscilla Watl'en. Court 81 Equity.
His Wife and Others June Term, 1867
nf authority At law. !. ~ G.rk Of the
ID Court aforesaid. rasity and confirm the
Auditors report III thi. cH.r filed the 2s,h It
June, 1902, unless cause to the contrary bs
shown on OF before the thiri M.nlay Of NJ,
v-mher next. provided a copy "f this Order '"'
published! in the ~. Marys H'ac"n once =
week FIR three months. prior 10 the said third
Monday Of November next
JAMES +. BLAKIS TONE.
Clerk.
st. Mays county. ~ wit:
hereby c, riffs that the af"rc."inc is \
true cop taken from The original fled in my
office.
Test,
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
July 24ti,, lsG2-3m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
sOMBRERO GUANO,
GREASING OIL FROM COAL.

NOR THRASHlNi anil other r:achinary
l. CHEAPER aui BETTER than any 9th.
er oil known.
Also GREAsIxs oil for WAGON and othe,
AxLEs CHEAPER and BETTER than tar.
The principle part Of these ola 10 extracted
from Coal, aud il believed - he more Eco
SoxIcAL than any other iii now used
Also kxrRA REFIsEp Coat OIL.
ALCOHOL.
RrRxISG FLrTp. LAMPS &c. for sale by
MCNEAL 4 JONES,
NJ "a SuGsh Calvert Street
ab,ut 200 yards from Pratt ST. Wharf Ralt
August 18th. lS62-3s.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

"AVING pur, ha.e.l the entire interest 81
81 the late firm, nf Morgan. JAmis'n y t'.
the unl-rsi sned will conduct the business VII"
pro'np.ness and energy.
A large s,cck Of excellent CtGA manu-,
featured from the hest Tobacco 10 lie ottaine'
in the market. will I've kept constantly on
hand, and order. will oe received from ana
Cigars delivered At Factory prices. 10 r''hef -,
the coun,iea ii Prince George. Charles. %.
Mary's. Calvert " Anne Arundel.
A liberal share Of the patronage OF tho peo-
Cd Er the enhancement: of HOME INDUS
TRY. ',sscd upon the motto u large sales villa
reasonable profits.
~ All orders addressed to the undefs'en-
ell 1t Leonard Town i. O., will be promptly
| attended 10.
d. A. JAMESON.
Jan. 9th, 1sG2-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
SAINT MaEY'S BEACON
LEONARD TOWN MD,
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. IA. ls62


"Running the Machine
A year or so since. we remember MS
Exc.lleney--Mr Iincoln-gare uftrrancc
"a the above f-iiritous aud characteristic
expres.inn. Il was intended. no doubt. as
facetious or iocose and was not regarded ut
.Le ,i.se a. n pr"n""ciam"n'" to the people.
II was made and received in q spirit OF
l.y;tv, and ,licited at the time neither ap-
nreheu>ion nor comment. 1t has now be.
come manifest. however, that His Excel
len.y is noe always joking when he as
sumes " De. JUDGED. We are inclined to
h..Iere thu he was never more serious
than when he made this declaration. lie
has been truly running the machine,
aud with speed that would do justice to
Gilpin. H"w he has managed I" keep up
IL. velocity. without wearing itvout. is IN
deed miraculous It has received some
severe shocks. il is true, but it has. thus
far proven iuyuluerxble. AT Bull Kun.
it was badly wrecked snd it was even hint
ed by some. that il had proven failure
But. it was speedily repaired and rem"d-
eled, aud again put in motion, a new
CAPTAIN was put in command. new shape
was assumed, and. for time. new name
WA. given il. 1t Was no'longer machine,
hut au auaconda. 1t became huge
structure. and promised to circumvalla'e
the South aud sqnrez. il into Submission
Like the machine, however. it bias enc'un-
tered misfortunes. and it now entolds but .
phsutasm in its Shiny embrace. Shiloh
and Williamsburg and Winchester and
Ricl,,uoud have sickened the anaconda
even unto d.x,h. 1t now lies prostrste aud
powerlcss. and fina! dissolution awaits H..
Bu, let the anaconda perish. 1t has only
cost u 500. COO. 900, small sum Tor SO
grand aud promising al experiment. AS
T., III. human lifc that has been wasted, 1t
was but q tit tribut. to patrie,'sm' u
sens. les, sacrifice to folly.
But with tn, downfall Of the anaconda,
the .'macline" must be again put IN mo
t;,u In order to 30 this: what is now ne
c.s,ary? Mr.. Lincoln says. Goo GOO more
men viii be r. quircd. and til: tspecd:ly. lie
prefers volunteers. hut, a. they are not at
tainable, CONSUMPTION aud the draft must be
r.sorted 10. The 'machine" must be- kept
in motion, ami, as it has grown little
worn, it will require little more force Il
work it. Il must never be given up as
failure. fnr the ruin of its author would FOL
low. lie his contracted for the completion
of a lob and il must bs finished. 1t I
true, the whole country may be ruined
every household sacked and every hearth
STONE 6.solated, but these matters, c"mb'
ned, must not stop the machine" Mr.
Lincoln has promised t" snbj"gate tn
South and his word n,ust be kept eve
though the Heavens fail. He is pre-
prsssiye man and never looks backwards
Whether Or not his couscripts will i'nitat
him in this respect, i. matter yet to
tested. We arc inclined to the opinion
that water cannot be made 10 run up
hill; but We can very well conceive. that Vi
willing and hostile conscripss might
made to run down it. We presume, ne
er,heless, the "machiue" will he kc
moving. though We trust its author W
ek his employees i'll some other local.
tran this
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
EDUCATION.

w ANTED TO engage situation A.
" GeVERNE@S. by q Lady. hisb.
II accomplished. and with some expert.
enee. Music and complete course Of
English e,inc.ti"n taught. The best re-.
ferences given. Address M,rtho. care
Of Rev. ! Endrrs leonard town p. O
St Nary's O. Nil. or c,rcof Rev. B
Paoeiarini. St. Inigocs' p. D.. St. Mary's
ca. Nil.
August I4th. 1862 81.
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!OIiE y. REESE. & CO.
u DEALERS IN

yOliS y. REESE: & CO.
j DEALERS IN
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZERS
IMPORTERS OF SOM SBRERO GUANo.
Office - South Street.
BALTTM TORE.
GUANO WORKS COR LANCASTER
AND WOLF SITS.
We are prepared Ia furnish to the farmers
ri Maryland AMI a'li'ining Mates our well
knows and ESTABLISHED
PHOSPHO PERUVIAN Cor Manipu-
lated GUANO,
WARRANTED OSs-lIALy Peruvian GUASe
Seven years use nf this Gnano has render
Ell it a staple fertilizer. it, quality has been
mainiainel with rgii exacincss through n
series of years. and it may Be relied up"n in
the future. ~ in the past. fer uniformity Of
effect. II contains NOPE AMMONIA and Phns-
PLATE OF LINE THAN ANY FERTILIzER soLn
IN TINS COUNTRY, aud is therefore vi greater
| real v2lue. Experience proves it's great utili-
ty IN imrr. ring TIE soil. whilst its immediate
effects are fully equal to the lest Peruvian
| Guan" II IL the moot Convenient, economical
and permanent fertilizer in use
| We also offer 10 consumers
REESE j. cos
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This article is tried and reliable. 1t is man
ufactured exclusively for our sales, unde'
guarantee and forfeiture Of $1,000, 10 be Of
given standard. We offer it to consumers 70,
exactly what its name imports, REAL
SUPER OR SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
rendered 50 by the liberal use # acid, in Com
pliance with al, the conditions required to in
sure complete solutilIty. We therefore re
commend this article with confidence.
sOMBRERO GUANO,
Containing IS to 80 per cent. Bone Plos
phate Of Lime.
This remark able article is imported firm
ISoxBRERs ISLAND. aud Is unquestionably tn
cheapest and richest source at Phosphate o
Lime known. Tho whole island is bed q
this rich material. and its value to agrlcultur,
canno, he ovcr-cstinated. It 10 sid in
perfectly fine powder. and ia admirably adap
tex: for combining with PERUVIAN qua
NO.
August l4th, l8G2-2m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
FOR CuNSl ABLE.

FOR CuNSf ABLE.
J. EDWIN ABELL announces himself -
candidate for Constable IN Leonard Town nv
trie a, the election in 1861 and asks the sup
port Of his friends aud fellsw-citizens.
Nos. 2s.i, te6l.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14

"Didn't you tell me you could hold the
plourh? =" said far,nrr to an lrishman ne
had taken m trial BE alsy. now. said
Pat How the divil could hold il, an
two horses pull.u i, away Ji.' stop the
ers,hu.s, AND I'll huuld ii for yer.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14

IN ami aisrr Saturday July ~. 1862. tina
" STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS will
leave Baltiru.sc fur the fAtux"nt River every
SATURDAY nnvlins AZ . "'cl.rk. Retnrnin,
will leave Hill's Ilsniing every Tuesday
mrning for Benedict. leaving Benedict eve
~ Wednesday morning ut O'Clock Tor BAL
ii:nore.
On anil after We.inc~i.y July 30,h. 1862.
the STEAMER MARY ASIINGTON
will leave Raltinr're Er Patux-nt River every
Wednesday morning at d acl.ek. ketprnin:
will leave Halls i.amlins every Friday mwn-
ing Er Benr,iict, leaving Benedict every Sat-
uniay m".nitrg =, 6 "ci.rk En baltimore.
The above Steamers will call at all tn. u.n-
al Landings on the River. ais" at Fair Haven
and Plum Paint. going and returning
BE- All. FREIGIITS PREPAID.
Passage ~ Patnx'i River $3.50. Meals Extra.
- i'lum i'oiI.: $50,
:. Fair Haven 10,
August Eth, ls62-tes.
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Hlarrie0.

On the lib Instant. by the Rev. Mr..
Getting. FRANCIS GOLDSBOKOCGH
to ANN 5. RUSSELL.
On the same day by the same. GEO. W,
SINCLAIR to f.. \ SMITH.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14
J O n ~,

who calls himself .I.hn Pie. lie is about 6v.
feet SIX inches high. rather dark complexion.
looks hk,at"l. las rrl eyes and weighs ,h'm-
100 or 100 pounds. John had On when 10
left my. premises, a pair It common duck
pants and shirt 81 the same material. Hs
j. snp,ss4-! to have carried away with him
bag IN whirh the rr,n,in,lcr "f his cl"thr.
were deposited. ~" is sHn"wha, notable fr
a narrow contracted E.r~hcsh. will Civ.
the above reward If he ia taken out of tho
county and so IL he i. taken III the cnin,y,
prrvnlr,l u" ia delivered I" me- or secured in
Jail 81 that yet him a.sin.
KEALE kElDARD.
August 9Th. lSG2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-08-14

n. Csner.l Cove, nment; and should one
a our officer. obtain possession Of nag.
by din, Of hard lighting. he considers !"
necessary to obtain the consent OF ,ac
Secre,,ry Of War, before calling 1t his
ox, lii na..rious that all have not
l,-en ~ scrupulus, for general orders
vere At length issued forbiddi"g CON
,inuance of these lswlcss proceedings. IL
NIGH, be we'll for the Government t" con-
slider the exp.-liency Of requiring that TINS
property. now sca,trrsd thr"ngh"I; .ne
eoan,rv. should be collected and sold for
the benefit of the Treasury Department
The aggregate would form . considerable
item. As the present holders have oil!
been paid for their services. they eau have
no reasonable claim for extra compensa-
,ivp.-Neu York JoarnI IF Commerce.
Az APPEAL FOR O>IOss-A corresPon-
dent of the New York Tribune. writing
from General MeClellau's cs,uP. Hsrr'-
sons Landing. says: 49,.
Il have seen ten cents paid for single
onion, and but last nigh, soldier ofiere'i
the guard Of some coumisssry stores near
where | am qsartered, 81 for small loaf
Of soft bread. Aud yet those me-" had
plenty in their camps-pleniy ct salt pork
and hard crackers Scurvy is appearing.
Same are dying Of it. Others report 1T
for duty. drill in the morning and parade
at night. are not known Is sick, and still
they have swollen feet. or hidcous black
.po.s cove. their legs. In word. scurvy
in some Que Of its protcan forms is ready
70 strike them down. Those cases need
bu. one thing. Que remedy will cure
them. This panacea is supply OF onions:
onions -. Vegetables Of all sorts. pickles.
soft bread-anyshi"g for q change
would answer the same purpose; but
onions ar. the thing. Onions emblem the
whole. l am tempted TO cry liberty aud
onions, now aud forever, one and INSOFAR
able. Send Us onions aud you send Us
vigor. life. victory. Send us Onions ::
DIsLoyALry OF rHx CmER0R EES. The
disloy atty Of this nation is now settled be-
yond q question. John Ross. the chief.
has written = letter to Colonel Wier. OF
the u. s army. ut Lcavenworth. Kansas.
wherein he states that treaty Of alliance.
under the authority Of the whole Chrr"-
k.e people, was entered into Oh the 9Th
day Of October. 1861. between the Con
fcdrrate States and the Cherokee Nation.
! and published before tho world. And
YOU c.nnot but be too we'll informed Oh thu
suffice, to make it necessary for ne to re-
capitulatc the reasons and circumstance
under which it was done. Thus the des-
,iay Of tho people bscA", identified with
that Of the Southern Confederacy. There
is no nation Of Indiana. | venture to say
that has ever been more ecruPulous II
the faithful observance Of their treaty ob
legations than the Chtrokecs.
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S1DDIB,kWA

dan AWAY fr IA the subscriber. hvin:
IL near Cellar Pint. 81. MSry's county.
Md ou Sunday in.rniny last, negro mAn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11
4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
A OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

NostAeru Tsain ,saA cAiiy .sunds - as
go .. y. and arslsas at s.se y. m. sss
Western Train leayss daily Sundays excepiedJ ai
scu a. m and soo r. y npd sssyea n i2:c0 Nd. anx
$50 "
At Hamilton Depot Trains on the WabsrL Valley
Rsiireadsrrive daily, except sundays, a,4osIoekp.
n, and departAaily, sunday sexeeEtsd, ate:3o a. n,
0ssess csnneet wiihthis city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-11

Gun RAILROAD PRosrzers Hon. }
B. Grinneil the other day informed us
that the Company were spending 500 a
day on the NJ Il M. Road, between
Brooklyn and Grinnell.
A fact which gives us great encourage
msnt is the passage through the Senate,
of the Pacific Railroad bill, which pro-
.vides for the construction Of the main
track from the western boundary Of Iowa.
Nominaily the main track begins 1t the
l02d parallel of longitude with branch
for each Of the States OF Iowa and Mis-
sour; but the Union Company = thanks
TO the exertipn of our worthy representa-
tive, Jas. +. Wilson, is required TO con-
struct the branch starting from the west
ern limit Of Iowa, and to regulate it in all
respects a. the main road. The Iowa
branch will be in fact the extension Of
the main line. In al probability the tor
minus will be Council Bluffs.
Should this bill become law, We may
look for ! speedy completion Of our road,
and grand revolution in things in Cen
tral Iowa. IL Newton Free Press.