die of next summer. Jackson county will toon be well supplied with railroad*.—Monday night last aeouple of tixnberitea step-pcd into a Platt street saloon, leaving their team atanding outside. Enraged at such treatment the quadruped* started for home, and the last that was hoard of them they were going across South Fork bridge as though the ~ery d -etiee was after them.—The Lyons A'ivotaU expresses a be.liof that a railroad bridge will yet be built across the river at that point, high enough to dispense with draws, because there is no other point on the river where such a bridge can be built, and that toward it will rvecL‘HSftrilv irra*itate nnrnerona lines of railroad.