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Tuscaloosa, {Ala. May

 The Rail Road.-A letter has beaa = ceived by the Chairman of the Rail Ia pa, E, Committee in this place, from a citi7sn ..9aa a this place now in Mississippi, dated l@ ~ 9l lumbus. Sd inst. in which the wrIters s,s. eo' that he has conyersed with Judge Wooaaes osasss and Mir. Renney from New Orleans ,nl .ll are engaged in carrying forward the nro;aa, %Ae of the Rail Road from New Orleans 5's' V Nashville. There are four companies .a9 9 an engineer now at work in makine sas s.0 yeys. The road will probably pass 2 sa@ 9a., fifteen or twenty miles west of Co)nnbaa' Judge W..was obtaining subscriptions ss. e. stock, and the people subscribed with o.ao, ~, liberality at the different towns in N;ss;s sippi where the books had been ons.a4 ,'5' It IS believed that the whole stock wonl5 gpi be taken at once by foreign capitalists ,s 6@s the charter reserves a half million to eaat aJs State through which ii passes, if taken .a ;n limited time, and the Legislature of Tsa@;s jana has made provision for her part. Iii. confidently believed that the work of ea. structing the road will be commenced eaqls the next year. Should our citizens fail '. exert themselves on the subject of our con templated Rail Road from Mobile to Fes nessee, our sister States will reap a rich harvest al our expense.-E1poSitor.