THE FAR WEST.
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II is almost inconceiyable with what
rapidhy the people of the country arc
moving towards the Far West. The Wes-
tern Journal of the 18Th ullimo gives the
returns of an election in Plat county, on
The west line of Missouri, at which two
thousand votes were rolled, giving popu-
lation Of more than Ten thousand. This
county cannot be found on the most mod,
ern maps. Yet this Plat county is Gll =
ell mp with dense population, ard line
Of four post c"aches runs from ST..
Louis to Weston. Town and cities rise
in The West, literally: as if under magic
influence. Such are the effects of free in
ss!iu'ions, applied to a fertile country.


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