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An Express Train I'm n Ca..,

RoCBEsTER. n. ", Aug. is.-rhe eSpreS.
train due here at o clock this morp,ry fron,
De,foit on the Great Western rsllway - an the
canal AZ Thorald. The train WIS drawn by two
iocono. res, and consist OF several baggage
and express cars and the usual number OF
coaches. The draw was open and WAS not oh
served 10y fhe engineer. Both engines aud all
the baggage and express cars plunged Into the
canal, rl"uR the chssm - that there WAS not
room for ere passenger coaches. 10 - reported
that all he p sengers and employees Of the road
escaped injury.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
HAMILTON, ONTARIO, Aug. i9.-wheu the
o clock New York express train at about $40
O'Clock this morning was approaching the We'll
land canal swing bridge at rhorald the water
gauge glass IN front OF the tre-box of the en-
CINE brrst Instantly hlNng the cab With steam
and boiling water. % alarming the engineer
that he jumped before bringing the engine
quite 10 stand, as the law required before
crossing the bridge. The bridge being open the
engine ana baggage car tipped forward into
the canal No one was hurt. The only train
delayed wss the morning express, which was
two hours late.
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strike Of R,tlroad We,

ROCHESTER, n. v, Aug. Ig.-The conductors
ana brskemen OF the freight trains on the west
ern div'slon OF the New Ork Central railroad
last J 'ght suck for advanced pay in Accord
ance with promises made % them a month
since. No freight traiTs are moving between
this place and Buffalo.
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The Massachusetts Republican Com

BOSTON, August l9.-The republican a
central committee tJ-day decided 70 change ~
time Tor holding rhe conven. on, AZ W0rceste
% September 10th, - the han WIS engaged fro
September 18th TO 18th.
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BLINDED BY LIGBTNING.-A Schenectady
paper Gays that during a thunder storm, on
Iuesday last, the wife OF Patrick Fitzgibbons,
at Crandell's Corners, Washington county, was
struck by lightning, which felled her to the
hoor inseDsible. DIR. Mosher was called, and
found her in very critical condition. She is
deprived of her eyesight, and il is thought that
she can never recover it. She was standing
near the door, washing dishes at the tune.
There Is no trace as to where the thunder bolt
inuched.
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LAwLEssNRss In THE WKsT.-A jefferson
City special, received at st. Louis, says Cover
nor Wo0dson has issued an order to convene a
special term of the Galloway circuit court for an
investigation Of the lynching of Peter Kessler,
says that Q desperate encounter may soon be
expected between the railroad tr ain robbers and
an Iowa sheriff armed with q requisition ffom
the Governor. The encounter will probably
take place in Lafayette, Clay or jackson county
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Death from terebrO Spinal Mcnin-

ST. LoUls, August l9.- John II. Fairch'id,
vice president Of the marine irSPrance e I'm.
pany, and president OF The board of under
writer's Of this city, died last night OF csrebro
spinal meningitis.
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DFPHNsE OF A CLBReYMAN.-Rev.S

DEFINsB OF A CLRRGYMAN.-Rev. s. NJ.
Hageman. Of the Congregational church in
Paterson, N. j., after his sermon last Sunday.
alluded to the charges against him, recently
published, Of having robbed the church box OF
q few dollars, and in allusion to some Of his
eccentricities. He denied in the most emphatic
manner all the scandalous stories which, he
said, had been circulated against him, and init
mated his purpose Of proceeding against his
traducers. His remarks created a profound
sensation.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA GOAL TRApr.-Tba
total Of anthracite marketed for the week end-
ing on the 2h instant amounted 10 az iS tons
and for the coal year 1I,4l6,5fI tons, Against
an increase Of 219,693 tons. The bifuminons
tonnage for the week Re sc, SIC tons, and for the
year 1854 ,l3e tons. giving a total or All binds
for the week OF sos 042 tons, and for the wear OF
iSslO.oe6 tons, against Il ,379 ,65s 90 same tam
isst year, being an increase Of <3l ,s33 tons
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A LOVELY, BUT DANGEROUS BoY-A bsauti-
nnl black-eyed youth by the name of Frank
trucks, With dark brown curls and a six-ba--
leied revolver, has gone away from his Phiia-
deiphia home with 80 900 belonging to Russell
q Erwin, manufacturers They offer $3.50 to
the woman who will catch him with his ewes
smut, or the man who will circumvent his six
shooter and fetch him hack To his herea vaJ am.
blowers. -
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a MAN KILLS HIS WHOLE FAMILY.-A
special dispatch from Irvine Spring, Lynn coun-
ty, Kansas, says q horrible murder was perpe-
trated near that place last Sunday night. A
and his two children, piled them on the dc or
covered them with str aw, and SET fire to the
heap. He was arrested yesterday, and there Is
strong talk Of lynchina him,
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coRREsPoNDENr desires Us 70 publish the
following for the benefit of Professor Wise. ~ m
the earth revolves on its axis from west 10 east
one thousand miles an hour, and carries the A.
mosphere with II at lite surface, but Al An alti-
tude Of three or four miles only half "a al at
pears to me that Professor Wise with his hal
loon would be left in the rear i've hundred
miles an hour. IL this theory be true he would
be nearing the Pacific AZ the latter figure, and
conseq uently In six or seven hours would be
floating over that ocean."-Phd. Press,
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A Man Run Over by a Coal Cart and
Killed

PHiLADElHHIA, August i9.-Rchard Wat
son, aged 81, died to-day from being run over
by coal cart yesterday. Decea sed was A
brother OF John Davis Watson, editor OF the
North AmeTICda.
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UNDERTOOK ARRAIGHED.-W. u. Udderz ook
was arraign1d in Westchester, Pa, yesterday,
charged on two counts wish the murder Of Win
Held 8. Cos and the murder of an unknown
His trial was postponed until the October coart.
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JAY COOKIES COUNTRY SEAT.-The N0rri-
town Herald OF s. iurday, speaF ny OF Mr.. Jaw
Ctoke's country residence at Cnelteu H"S
says;-The country seat of Jay Cooke, the well
BnoWn banker, in Chelteham township, this
county, contains POO acres OF lard, $50 acres Of
which s cultivated. The name given TO the
place is "OgOntZ." The mansion Is 100 by l57
feet, built of stone, five stories high, including
the maDsard roof, and contains fifty-two rooms.
The -nlture is all of heavy walnut, elegantly
carved, and the rooms are covered with costly
carpets, ana lace curtains of the finest texture
acorn The windows. The paintings, the deer
park, the conservatory, the aquarium the rare
trees and plants, the walks, the drives, the gas
WORKS, the green house, and everything about
the place are most elegant, costly, and complete
in their style. On the first floor of the main
main tower of the dwelling is the private office
OF Mr. G. oke, and in this is a battery hy which
he can telegraph TO all parts OF the world
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New York Notes.

EXPORTS.
NEW YORK, August l9.-The eNpol e of mer-
chsndise Tor the week ending to-day AMOUNT Ia
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HING HfuSeIf


MANCHESTER, y. H., Augrst ~ Charles
STARK, wealthy and influential Cit zen, age
=, hung himself last plight. There Is no assign
able cause for the act.
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A STRIKE HAPPILY ENDED.-Julius 4 sch a
cigar manufacturer of a. Maiden lane, employ.
ing 90 operatives, last week adopted a system
OF cutting and wrapping cigars which enta'led
loss OF time on the part of those EMPLOYED
The employes demonstrated, but as Asch per
sisted Ia the new plan, they saw no remedy but
tn strike which they did on Saturday. A meet
ing was then held in the BeTlyn House &c east
Broadway. Samuel Schusinger was elected
president; vice president, p. J. Mendel; secre-
tary, Z: ID. Schrulser; treasurer, A. Meckleburg
rewards evening they called on Mr.. A sch amt
sald That they were willing TO go back and work
for BIN on the old terms, which Mr. Asch ac-
ceded 70. The committee then reassembled in
the Berlyn House, where congratulate 1ry
speeches were made and a committee of three
was appointed TO wait on the central Organiza-
ton and report their victory. The men will
meet again this morning at O'Clock and march
IN body TO their work.-M Y Snn. lsA
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hUKLUx PRISONERS r. COMMENDED FOR
PAFroN,-The Attorney General has recon-
rended the following kuklux pr soners to the
Pre- dent for pardon: l.. Hood, South c Itolna.
Adolphus Du Pr It and George Holland Of
Mort Carolina
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CONTINUED VII WEATHER IN EUROPE
IoNI IN. Augrst 1s.-The weather IL vet and
uuisStrsble 70 the gov ing crops.
nEAra OF A DUKE.
NNA, Auguat is.-Duke Charles Frede-
tn augustus William, OF Brunswick, died to-
Gay VI app pleAy. a. the age ofs7.
AIMS FOR THk CARLlSrs.
bAfossk, August is.-rhe carltsts saw N AZ
among the cargo safely delivered u them ton,
the Deerbound were 1850 Berdan riees'
hoLNHRAD BREAKwArKR
LONDON, August i9.-The work on Ho,xn.,.
breakwster u finished, and the formal onsnsn,
l. being celebrated so-dsy. The Prince Of waies
officiates at the ceremony.
BY TIE GAZING IN OF A TUNNEL
AZ Shepton Mullet, Somerset, four wOrkmeu
were killed and twenty wounded.
Ihk Distribution or PRIZES AT VIENNA.
LONDON, August "A Vienna special 20 the
,ses says that the distribution o. prizes yester-
Jay was very tame affair. Only about fhree
nnoesAhI per ors were present. The Arch
LUZ Shsties Louis made q congratuiatory ad-
ores on the success al termination OF the exoo
sition. after which the list OF euccessfni COM
ptUfofs for "a 1es WAS read
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AProIS1 MhST'.-The following internal rev.
enue storC-kcepe.S have been appointed
lloyd G. Ststnaker, West Virginia; VIM. G.
Jeney, Ird'sra; James Morris, Nebr ska;
e YT'n p. Gray, Kentucky.
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THE UTICA RACEs.-All tine races at the
Utica Park Course yesterday were trotted in a
dTizzling rain.
The fiji st race, for horses which had never
Five heats were trotted, Vanity Fair winning
the hrst, Planter the third, and Little Long.
fellow the second and two last. Time: 2.S1S,
25SAJ 239K, 2.3sS 2.39A. In the last heat
Vanity Far came in neck ahead, but the
judges gave the money to Longtellow, deciding
that Vanity Fair ran.
In the year-old race there were three
start d, Emerson and Gjlddust refusing to ap-
pear for no sufficient reason was expelled from
the track. The race YVES won by Kate Bennett
in three straight heats; Fleety Golddust,
second; Ned wallace, third. Time, 2.33, 23s,
2.il. In the free for all race there were only
two start d, Goldsmith Maid and American
smith Maid won in three straight heats in the
slow time Of 2.25S, AK, 2-34K.
s. s. Cox NOMINATED IN PLACE OF Brooks.
AT q meeting Of the German democratic Cit
zens Of the New York Sixth Congressional dis
5r TIC held 70 New York city last night, s. s.
caney caused by the death of Hon. Jas. Brooks
After the meeting a committee of two from the
various wards In the district waited on Mr..
Cox, at his residence, and rendered him the
nomination, which he accepted in q graceful
manner, promising answering fidelity TO the
democracy Of New York.
CHOLERA IN CaIcAeo.-The South Bend
S,nu.I Iilbune Of Friday tells most alarming
st0ry, SAYING "A gentleman who arrived in
this city today from Chicago, SAYS that how
ever much the papers may try to keen NJ secret
there is much cholera In that CITY, ana there
has already been between 200 and 400 deaths
and It is constantly increasing in Violence
KING LUNALILLo, Of the Sand sich Islands
is entire ly in favor of the cession OF Pearl river
to this county,, and further exhibits his distin-
gpished friendlinsss by his desire for a recin-
roeity treaty There can be no doubt but that
national interests lie in the direction OF the
adoption of both these projects.
InnRRZnOK ARRAIGNRn-W IL Irdder zook
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EE GNING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
eoGrce TODAY were s1rI7s71o
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HEGHLI IMPORTANT!
Immense Reduction In Priest

IN CONSEQ UENCE Of THE LArENESs OF
TIE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE.
DUCE STOCK, AN OFFERING
Light Cashmere Suits, SIT, :, 10, IL and sIs
white Duck and $40
and Vests to ms;ch' -- >, 8, and So
Ign cashmere Pants, singls.......3, 4, and So
Nhite Msrscilles NestS......-..... . 2 80 and 81
Alpaca Sack s.-...-..... .......... 2 So & And 4
Linen Sack Coats, Z Sc, 1, as, I.15 and =
looihs' Cheviot suits....-...--......... SO
Boys Cashmere TUFTS. ........ a ana n "a
Fine Black Cloth ErOck Coats $. 10 ~ .,s ara
Fine Bine-Cloth Frock and Sack Coats to sI2
Also, great many other articles too pumerop. %
mention, at corresponding low prices
LARsE AssORIMENT OF Extra SIZE sr,r.
~ Purchasers viii hna 1t 70 their ADVANTAGE to
give me call
~Persons going to the country, or TO sissrsn,
watering Places, can have their wsrdrobes replsa.
isbed 81 snail ezp e1se.
A = TR AUS.
roroLAn CLOTHING HOUSE,
Ioll PENNSYLVANIA AyINUr.
Between ION and IIth Streets,
JyE Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
NOTICE-TAss 4. 8. JUsrH, sis ID street. Ia.
tween eth sad Tth streets northwest. sells cue
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
81 les. than hall ne cost Of ready made new onas
SILK DkkSsks speciality. fels-ly
ExAAISE TIE
GOLD sPEoTAoLs. a0
, a ihl&iarLER, o,sie,.p,
LIME LImE' LIME
BEST WOOD BURNT LIME Ct sl per barrel,
delivered 10 all pArts Of the city,
THOMAS fAHEY, 10Th Ftreet,
n on near La. ayenls, northwest.
A ILEEs WHARF,
IA f0oI OF 6IH AND r STREETS.
TO Contractors AND MERCHANTS.
Oargoee o. slOHE, GOAL, HAY, LUMBER, TO-.
disen-reed pm vessels and stored or dslfy cred
the shortest 'tieo and lowest rates.
AIRS M ZYPPREChf inform. her ga frserd,
w that she has removed her stamping store no N
7th street 10 so2 llth street, between ard
streets Jyz-im'
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CHARACTERISTIC oP NKW YORK CITY
The polyglottic ch aracter OF New York city
(says city correspondent of the Hartford
CkarchmdRl is well illustrated in the fact that
one day this week French festival, an Irish
procession, and German excursion TO Jones
Wood were in simultaneous progression. II
may also he stated that couple Of Chinese
gentlemen, connected with a prosperous com
mercial house in San Francisco, have come
here to establish a branch concern in Front
street. japanese We already had in abundance,
though mostly of the baser sort. They NAV be
seen, any day, performing odd jobs along the
wharves. The police say they are quiet and
industrious people, who rarely give them anv
trouble. A genuine Turk Is proprietor of Ell
gar store in Division street, while an equal
authentic Afghan may be discovered hlling a
position in Broadway silk house.
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PERsoSAL.-Lieut. j. F. Moser, U. S. N,
late OF the NIcaraguan Oceanic Canal Survey
ing expedition, arrived here this morning, and
vail rSs'st Commodore Lull in the preparation
OF his report. '''' Lieut.. Col. Fred. Grant, IN
LIST the
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To Farewell, foulweather d Co.
+. F. and Co, it's strange you don't know
The cause OF "Old Prob's" going astray,
The reason is plain, as a billy goats name,
The handsome Bob Craig is away.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
TIE PTNEY POINT HOTEL,

III flNtf HOtNT HOTEL,
II tEOTmery Z" The Paviliop,'D
PINEY POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful Summer Resort, situate on the Po-
ton &C riTer, eQui-dis'sat from Baltimore . n
and ashln gtOn, Hinety miles, has been fEtAV
leased by the undersigned for . term OF ls.tE
year and VIII be open for the reception u guests
Under the new proprietor ship, the house has been
Thoroughly renovated, making the appointments far
superior TO any former season. The table will be
supplied with all the delicaciss of the season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets
Anluse meUts-BOwiing, Billiards, Boating, Fish
1ns. Bathing, Cro1uet and Quot Grounds, &c
y Grab OF Oyster Lunch viii be served daily
Terms-S2 per day, SIS per month; children half
price; servants full price
yl-m CHAS. r. PARKEB, Proprietor.
- NJ NJ ER BOZ AID.
Twenty i've additional BOARDERs can now be
TGT on s sa' r9 COED a.
lars apply to THOS. W. LAKE.
JeI-u Aide, LOudon Co., Va.
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TIE CANADIAN CREDIT NoBIIrER inyestiss.
ton commences at Ottawa early next week.
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REBUILDING THE BURNT DISTRICT IN BAL
TIMoRE.-Tbe work of restoring the burne.:
district of Baltimore progresses rapidly Man
thousands Of bricks have been taken out OF ~ /,
debris, cleaned Of the mortar, and laid in syrp
metrical piles along the sides of the streets. an
carts are engaged In removing the remainih :
rubbish. At the Central Presbyterian churc
workmen are employed In taking down q.
Lofty tower, at the top of which fre was q, p
communicated to the building on the fatal , p
when Its strong walls were laid in ashes and G.. .
glory OF the edifce departed. The York of tes
ing down Is being done by means of scaffoldii /,
run up through the center of the tower. Sev.
eral dwelling houses have already been co %,
pieted, and many are now in course Of erectiya.
EXCITING SCENE IN MENAGKRrR.
Mansfield, Ohio, terrible scene occurred lass
Friday night, during the exhibition of q Giro u !
and menagerfe. Thomas Mcclure, while ipto .
icated, thurst his arm through the bars of a. a
lions cage, and one of the animals seized hi N
by the wrist, dragging him of his feet an
bringing his body against the bars. The keener
struck the beast several blows with a hes =
loaded cane and succeeded In getting the m !,
released from his periloue position. The andi-
eDce were wild with excitement and a IA mir " a :
imminent. The mans wrist was completeIv
bitten through and terribly iscerated.
TIE CANADIAN CREDIT NoslIrKR iuvestisa-
uon commences at Ottawa early next week
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ANOTHER PLANET DIsCOv ERED.-InforIaa-
ton has been received at the Smithsonian In
sttute that planet was discovered on Sunday
evening at Ann Arbor, Michigan, by Professor
james Z. Watson, in % hours minutes right
ascension, and degrees 40 minutes decinatIon
south. Small motion south, 18th magnitude,
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PRESIDENT GRANT passed through Portland,
Maine, yesterday, on his way to North Conway
and Up the mountains to Crawford Notch. To-
day, under the escort of Governor Straw Of
New Hampshire, who will succeed Mr.. lame
"a the entertai ner OF the President, the psrty
viii cross over - the Connecticut river and
stop for The night at the most Onvenient point
to Saratoga.
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n TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-An order has been
issued by acting Secretary Hartley, of the
treasury department, directing that the de-
Partment be closed on Thursday, 2lst instant,
the day of the funeral of the late Hon. William
Nj. Meredith, of Philadelphia, and that the
building be draped in mourning for thirty days
in testimony OF his distinguished services.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-The following orders were
Issued by the Navy department to-day: Or
dered-Captain Pierce Crosby as executive OF
the Washington, ID. G., navy yard. Lieutenant
Sidney a. Simmons 10 tue Naval AGA femy
observation-disclosures Commander Charles IL
PeIdletDn, and Ensigns VIM. A Hadden and d.
ID. V. Stuart, from the Pensacola aud ordered
- retrrn home. Lieutenant j. X. p. Raysdale
from the Omaha and ordered to return nome
Lieutenant 5. W. Very from the Lancs ster and
ordered u return home.
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MORE APACHE DEvILrRY.-Dispatches re-
ceived here give the particulars of a recent
affair at the Tuberosa agency, where the
Apaches sheltered notorious murderers, re-
trs to give them up, and invited the small
body of troops - fight. The oldiers were rein
forced, when the Indians scattered and He'd to
the mountains.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-11-05
THE HINDMosT TAKES THE LANTERN

In all monasteries monks are apt to
be tardy at midnight vigils and drow-
sy when in their seats. Their peccadil-
loes were however shrewdly curbed by
an abbot who once OF dained that
whoever entered the chapel last should
carry lantern round and round till
he caught some brother mapping. Then
he might rouse the sleeper, hand him
the lantern and take his seat, while
the other set out in quest of sleepers.
1t fares with landhunters as with
monks. Those who take time by the
fore lock, take the most comfortable
places, but the laggards must take
their lapterDs, and pace many weary
round before they can catch ono of
their forerunners mapping and oust
him.
The public domain is so large, that
if homesteaders occupy it no faster
than they did in the last decade, they
will not exhaust it till the end of five
centuries. But in truth they take it
up faster and faster, and the desirable
portion of public lands is less than
half its area. The acres within reach
of railroads are a still smaller frac-
ton. Among the three thousand who
have bought farms in Nebraska of the
Burlington & Missouri River Rail
road, every man in going to his pur-
chase, has probably passed homesteads
every way as valuable, which he might
once have occupied as free grants. We
all know ho,c if we only knew aOhen.
But the best thing about Nebraska
is, that the government has sold none
of its newer portions to speculatols
but that its matchless farms are owned
by railroad, whose line is valueless till
the country it traverses is settled and
improved. Hehce the low rates, fares
freights, interest, the rebate for speedy
culture, the long credit, and longde'
ferred first payments, &c, by which
the Burlington & Missouri River Rail
road Company promote settlements
along their line. But here, too, the
most comfortable seats are fast filling
the laggards take the most pains, fol
they must carry the lanterns,
PRoF. j. ID. BUTLER