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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
GLORIOUS SUMMER.

WITH the hot suitry atmosphere mid the rank
vegetation OF the owsnds and the marshes In the deep valleys
oil the rivers ofthe AMI South wher die The
burning sun drinks the and the o~csyng plants
give on ard Poisonous that IL hailed
produce elbow aundIce Heterogeneous Of the stomach and
Bowels Darrhee or Ague and Fever Bilious
Typhus fevers Under these
should make free of DE- BHUcE INDIAN VEGETABLE
fAsAckA rs power TO cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood and restore health another
umn OF this paper. eys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

Since the Anti-N ebraska nominations
have been made, the Douglas Democracy of
Indiana have been thrown intoa terrible state
OF excitement and fear. The Dictators and
wire-workers, are really and Justly alarmed
at the formidable opposition that the people
present against the endorsement of the Ne.
braska SwindIe, and against the truant mem.
bers Of Congress who are again attempting
to force themselves and their peridy upon the
people of the State.
1t is confessed by the Douglas party that
the Administration intends to make Indiana
the battle ground ofthe campaign, and 1t has
already "let loose its dogs of war" upon
the people of Indiana, with a most desper-
ate determination to make the free and intel.
ligent citizens of the Hoosier State, parties
to take this fraud upon themselves.
Administration Missionaries are travelling
the State to and fro, insulting the intelli-
gence of the people by attempting to varnish
the Infamous swndle, and deceive them in
its support.
The people, however, are awake. They
will not be imposed upon by men who have
once grossly deceived them.
The election OF large portion if not the
entire Anti-Nebraska Congressional ticket
is now "fxed fact" The men put i'm nom-
inatiun by TIE PEOPLE are Of the first order
Of talent in the State-and we believe they
will do themselves the justice to elect their
Candidates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

:" The Court of Common Pleas com.
menced yesterday, Judge Iglehart on the
oenon' There was nothing very important
before Court yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BREWERS NOTICE.

Tamecting held the "a day Of september, 1884, BY all
"A the Beer Brewers Of Evansville and LAmssco
solved That fron the Ilth september shall
be allowed any OF them sell barrel Beer
ansville LamAco. under the price OF half
barrels for less than ~ - quarter barrels
than VI I0cah They have also agreed
glass and After said
KRDENER& REFS.
JOHN SCHUYLER,
COOK RICE.
PHILIP KOCH,
sap 53tdIw JOHN ENhICH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

W NO change in the river vet. I'm.
mense quantities of goads are awaiting shin.
ment down the river. The fteigh, slre.dv
received at Evansville is large.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

" Our local and river item column viii
be suspended for the present till decided
change Of weather for the cooler and ,Uett.r
takes place.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR sPE(yu sr,ox

NHAT valufble OF 1sad belonging to the e.,.,.
Warner; dee situate about eight miles from the
city Of Evansville and known Oak God can,a;,;.
ISL acres is In market and for sale II will he Sixs
lots but will be sold in To
suit purchasers W
Dor persons wishing country residence this Affords
fcitiss the lots fronting the EvantyiIie and
fordsville Railroad Terms liberal Enquire Of
eysI-a At..ya.Law and Real E,s,s A;,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

The undersigned has been appointed Administrator Of
estate Of joan Rankin deceased. late Of hanaerursh
County and requests all having business With said
make early settlement The estate probably soly ent
ssp5yw JOEL MALTBY. Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERFECTLY DI-spPUINTED.

y Blank Deeds. of the most approved form on
ane nPer Black Notes, Bills Ladng, &C., &c. for
at this Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
OCTOBER ELECTION.

Ma. SANDEKs:-You II please announce INV nam. q.
candidate for election the Office for PIGEON
township. II thu ensuing October election.
sep5 VIM WARREN
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INDIANA MILLS
AN ORDINANCE.

FTER to-day sill this Mill will be
Indiana and Kentueky money only received and paid
I. n. ROSS, Agent
M for LAM Hsx
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SvrgCr|OF SAFE.

NOTICE ishertby given that will sell at Public Auction
Friday the 18th day VI Sep ember 1885, tbs
otJohn Rankin late of County deceased
property sistng OF horses lot Of
ios sheaf household aud kitchen furniture
ng utensils and many other articles credit Gfs,I
all dolars the
with .PpTPved security waving valuation AMI APP
pra sement laws. JOEL MALTBl. Adm'r
by JAS. HAkLAS. j.. Atfv. ssp53w
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Mr.. A. III. SANDERS

ST We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH AZ a
che October election. ssut
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

Mr.. A. II. SANDERS
on Will please announce my name Independent
Can to Represent the County Of
Lssature am nota KnowNothing. neither do expect
to be- wish to assert rights
tiers In tins county being about this county twsnsy
hye years. and believ. Represent to
ali augi5-te WM. BATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
COMPREHENSIVE.

NHE und have this day formed
der the style aad firm of Hill Holiday the
q o u General Produce, Forwarding and CommssIon
Business in this city. EDWARD X. HILL.
sertl-u: MARCUS r. HOLIDAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

A. SANDERS. Esq.-You will please announce nv name
candidate election SsEn,r a.
defeufsh County. at che ensuing Octobet election.
augl JOHN GAVITT
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PIANO F0RTES.
NEW MUSICAL INSTRU NEWT SrOlHFS
FIRSr STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.

tlfsST WEAK THE POST OFFfCE.
Sj6k- THE unde-sig,ed respectfully he's
leave to nIorn Che ladis. ana gentlemen and
IN n nj all admirers Of Musical and paintings. Of
this city and vicinity. that he will on aftef
the hrs: OF September Depot
IN the above described premises consisting Pr
sao Of the celebrated makers existence VINO
eeved the hrt premium in Europe we'll
Lam Worlds Fair would with degree coma
dence that he believes these we'll Oil Paint
ngs probably the best viii ever 'oand theft TO this
kt Believing that the strides Of in Ltera
mental pursuits aud the amply Justify the upport
Of home patronage here ofsuch establishment and
portaon such of Oil Paiptinesi
giided frames fasorts Parlors have
duce to this establishment Being musician by pro-
iessen brought all judgement to bear in selecting the
best and such good the markets OF Europ- os
ton and New York Afforded and acting agent for
these houses arord TO sell thu almost their original
cost eSeePei Icsn fully warantee the brancy
Of tone OF Paos, toueh Durability sd the standing in
good
ALso:-A selection Of Bamboo ornamepsf Walking Canes
odiGerent sizes aud pattern window Ruds with all the
lures ornamental and PLAN The hest Of Violin Strings Bows
Bri Tailpeees Pegs. Resin aud other items
Pianos tuned in equal through all the
four keys. and repaired 10 order.
So See md handed P,aros aiken In exchange
well improved and anmprovsd lAadd prop
erty. ~ de-ed.
aus22-3m 3. BERNHARD HENANGs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
Congregational Candldate,.

The following is list of Candidates for
Congress in Indiana. 1t will be seen that
the Douglas-Nebraska Candidates have op.
position in every district except the end. md
THE PEOPLE will not be slow in bringing out
a candidate against Mr.. English.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

THE 9Th session this Institution will BEGIN on Tuesday
October sis and until February with
the folio wing faculty:
BENJAMIN W DUDLEY m Em.r;,.. p,os...or ~
Apat my and Surgery. y
JOSHUA B. FLINT. NJ. ID Of he Principiss
and Practice Of surgery
henry BUILT n: p Professor Of Physiolosy and
M.dea and Clinical surgery.
IaOS w: q 0LEsC0Tr. ". D.. Professof OF anatomy.
JOHN HARDIN ~ Profess Obstetrics and Di.ess-
L. NJ. LAWSON. NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and Practo,
Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
DANl I'D CCMMlNS. NJ. d.. Demonsrssor of ANATOMY
Clinical Lectures the Looisvs Marine Hospital twice
week.
or Preliminary lectures atthe School and the Hon.
pital during the month Of October free OF charge
Material for Practical Anatomy
fooms will be led N the LIST October.
The fees for the full lectures SIO5
REGULATION fee be paid once only pcting ek $40
Graduation Zee s1J. Il. J. BRECEfN RIDGE
angg3-we0w-noy Dean Of the Faculty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

COTTON and Linen Floss. Silk.
~ Eiastics foxs slat e2 A. q. PUsHEES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

AREGEs-Ane olors just for sale at reduced
% P1iee', " L. SILL herman,
go MIa street, door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

RB We are authorized to announce the name Of IRA A.
FAi4CHlLD candidate for Coun
At the ensuing October election. subs
the County Cony ention. e,22 N
GS- We authorized to announce Asa Ixehart AZ
ddate for recollection the Office ofJudge the Court
hmon Pleas for the District composed of the
Wand rbugh and Warrek as The ensuing October election
ey5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

l,HEEsE,-Fiy boses prime Cheese. reed and for sale
~ below the market rate. ~
zug2S WIN. REILLY.
CANAL BOAT FOR SALE.
fTrHE new and substantial Canal Boat LEWIS HOwES,
will be offered at private sale. With
She exe-ient be-
ing strong fooy aud isht For further particulars
OF Acss-lm NATHAN R0WLEl.
FEMALE SCHOOL
1--WE Sisters Of Providence will open their School on the
hrst Monday In September in the Aoase a. Iaa year
aug2s-2~d.
SUNDRIES.-
~ ~ dol Family Mustard. warranted pure
doI resh LobsterS;
1e doz Chickens;
dos Jars fresh Prunes. received at
aug2s COOKS Family GroceYy,
kfURNlTURE ID AMAsK 10 as Furnisur~ Dam
- futniture received
aua2S AIS Man A Iau,s,is Ex
TURKEY RED CHiNTZ.-so plaid red chints;
l. lo eases printed red Chntz hard and for sale by
JAMES Low Co.,.
augzs ais Main ST.. Louisville. KY.
CIDER MILLS
1OTlCE FARMkRs.-HisksIs latest improved Cider
- Mills. for sale at
ugS T.GRANT CO.'S.
CITY MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Mill at 80
" 800
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-05

NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.
UNHE Proprietors of this House
IL old stand Main their Hotel ust finish
ed opposite the Court House. where they
accommoda their old others
H. call them. much style than
Thankful Tor past patronage We respectfully solicit
fce Of the which shall all
H. Our fare will lie the best the market Affords and
Charges moderate.
Good Stsbiins and Wagon Yard ke.t country cnsom
eyl0-dxwu FELkER * HEDDERECH
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Attest GEO. II. ToDD,
WANTED.

SITUATION Book keeper Salesman in a Dry Good
n Grocery Store. Unexceponaile reference given
character and business habits Apply the Cits Clerk
otiee. Sept Il
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

UNITED STATES HOTEL.-G NJ Williams on,
Richmond; Chas Waterman. r & X Canal; Miss
Durrett Miss Dunkin, Albenarle; A Bailey, Char
otte; Woods, Albemarle; II Desper. Louisa;
B Deggs. do; Fretwell, AlbemarIe; J H Keen
Ter. Lynchburg; w Lifever, N Y; T Christian. Va
P T kennedy, Baltimore Thomas Lindsay, L c
Bendal, Williamsburg; Holt, Charles City: ] E
Price, Norfolk; w Lindsey Central Railroad; w
thew. Phila ] P Crump R Chandler, New Kent
Phillips, Charlottesville; Hurley, Clifton
Forge
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Alex'r Kinnier, Lynch
burg A. Cardozo. Powhatan; o. F. Bresee and Ia
dy, Richmond l. G. Dixon, Rockbridge; A. A.
Woodson. Botetourt; James Miller, Danville; J.
R. Lipscomb, do: A. Vogel. Greensville: M. Voge,
do. w. M. Breedlove, Halifax; C. H. Foot, do. ;
D. J. Gregory, Lunenburg : ]. d. Hale, do; w. C.
Rawlings, Richmond; R. B. Watson, New York;
r. Thornton Halifax It. M. Smith, Lunenburg;
DR.. w F. Lockert, Chesterfield; VIM Dawes
Franklin; /. w Bright, do; VIM. NJ. Scheduled,
Henry; A. Shepherd, Jr., Fluvanna; B. w. San
der, do; ]. w. Anderson, do; j. NJ Johnson. Frank
lin; G. L. McCary, Fluvanna ); ]. Carter, Chatham ;
J. S. Penn, Va; Jno Lynn, East Run; W. c. Small
Lunenburg; c. G. Livermore New Hampshire; P.
E. Wilkins, Va; D. Bissit, do P A. Stratton, Pow
haitian w. D. King N. c.; Virginia Archer, Anne
liza; Capt. ]. Wakefield, Ship; w. H. Robertson
Leaksville.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-E H Lane, Louisa c HI
Orange; T Pate, Va: 8 Reid, Wnsburg; Chris
man; Rockingham; S w Hanford and lady, Roanoke;
] c McLin, C; Wilson. Surry; Miss Gray
Sussex; 1t w Goodwin; Norfolk; Mrs Baldwin and 2
children, Mrs Atkinson. Winchester; w II Roy and
lady Mathews; A Worsbam; Blick. Petersb'g
Err Hulsemann, Washington; w Fl Beebee, N York
Col Gillian, Petersburg Fred Cridand, Norfolk; ]
Young. Heprco; w Wade, ] Gardner, w D Shank
lin w Snider, j FL Gnggenheimer j w Schlelds
J Kyle, Montgomery; J Hocomb Mrs Dabuey,
Miss Lee. Lynchburg; DR. Fl Greene. Danville; S
Brown, Wytheville; T Coleman, Va: DR. Grymes,
Chesterfield D Warren. Va; E Powder and
servant, Md; D M Dewitt H Hay. Phil; James II
skinner. Staunton; Lawrence, Phil: Echols and
lady, Rockbridge; VIM A Wade, E w Anderson Va
B Hendren, New Kent; M Fowler, Tazewell.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-C S Beirne, Monroe; C
Alexander, Oregon; J III billiard and lady, North
Carolina; 81 Irving, Richmond DR. Osborne, Prince
George; j WEIGH, Danville; Graham. Wall,
A Tomas M D King, Caller, N C; Col DeRussey
Army; 6 Wise, Williamsburg: w Leigh and
lady. Miss Leigh. Gloucester; M Trott, Bath, Me-
Robinson, Norfolk; A Shand. lady, 8 children and
svt, Rockingham Miss Smith, do; T HI Campbell,
Nottoway. " Roberts, w g Chover and son. New
York; J M Cobbs, Va; DR. r Smith, Georgia; II
Joyner, Shows, N C; K Otey, C.
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AmusEmEsTs.-Our city Is crowded wi

AmUsEMEsTs.-Our city Is crowded with
amusements of all kinds, at this tinae.
At the Theatre, a very attractive bill is offered
and one that should ensure crowd,d house.
At Metropolitan Hail. !" in addition to Balls great
panorama, the amusing and popular lectures OF
Miss Lindsay and the beautiful horse sLone star.
we perceive that the Buckiand Ethiopian Minstrels
with Mn. ]. auckland, who is said 10 be the great
est jig dancer in the world, have been engaged and
will appear tonight.
Southern Operate Troupe are to appear. Judging
from the notices Of this corps in tht Norfolk and
Petersburg papers. one might naturally conclude
that it had no equal and that each performer was
bright star IN his own peculiar ling Parrow. a.
to produce fun and laughter whenever he fakes
the stagel OF course the hall win be iammed
while they remain here.
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TRY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED

TRY HuTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
L OINTMENT
For Piles. Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat or Breast Immediately.
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches Sore Eyes of
Horses.
HUTCHESON'S OINTMENT is prepared with
great care and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted invited to give it trial, and if it
should not accomplish what is claimed for it, then
call it humbug. and demand your money.
The proprietors have in their possession any num-
Der of certificates, from of the most respecta
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States number of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON x CO., Amsterdam, Va.
Sold Whole sale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD CO, and
NH ll-d& c6m DOVE CO. Richmond Va
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March 9th, 1876,


10 THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR, PRACTfs-
ING IN THE CoURT OF ApPEALs.-Ths Court has
to-day, made rule, that hereafter counsel shall
be permitted to argue In any case longer than two
hours and thirty minutes, unless by leave Of the
Court. granted before the argument begins 1t
proposed in the Legislature, the session before the
last to pass law to that effect and the Legislature
refused to pass it. Efforts, we understand, were
made at the last session. to get similar provision in
troduced into the Code. but it not proposed by
the Committee of Courts of justice. or by any mem
Der of either House Regarding this rule as both
wise and uncalled for implying an unjust reflec-
ton the Bar of the Court Of Appeals and as inju
rously affecting the rights of the suors in the Court
well as of their counsel meeting of the beers
of the Bar is respectfully called at the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Richmond, at O'Clock
P. NJ, ON SATURDAY EVENING next, to consider
the propriety of taking such may be expe-
dent for procuring RECESSION OF this rule
JOHN NJ PATTON.
W. HI. MCFARLAND,
G. NJ JOHNSON,
r. #. DANIEL,
JOHN o. STEGER,
g. A. MYERS,
II. RHODES.
THOS. T. GILES.
March 9th, 1854. NH l0-2t
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COMDdERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, March 10.

The news by the Asia wsss slight deprsssor 70
holders Of Brsadstuifs, yesterday. They nsyerthe-
less held their position.
q FLouR.--Buyers would yesterday have given " 80
for Canal but holders dem snded S7.75 consequently
scarcely any thing was done.
WHEAT.-we quote still 81 sea sl65 for red and
white.
CoRN,-We advance the quotation to go cts per bu-
sheI. at which there were sales yesterday.
ry- In our quotations yesterday we omitted to
stare that they the rates for very large saes
ana those of and moaxses the rates at the
last auction or for small orders little more
goufd be demanded.
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DIED,

Suddenly. Friday morning, JOS. DANFORTH,
son Of Jas. and Rebecca H Lsyne aged Z months and
Is days His funeral will take place from his fathers
residence on Broad street, this afternoon at o'clock
The friends and acquantances of the family in.
vited to attend without further tice.
On Friday afternoon. after lingering illness, Mrs.
SUSAN, wife of Mr.. Elisha Shepperson, in the S7th
year of her age. Her funeral will take place from
the First Presbyterian Church. tomorrow morn
ing II O'clock. The friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend without farther notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-11

NOI foh The aboLiIIoNlsTb-It SEtTudy
morninga negro woman named Lefty, who was
emancipated by Mr.. VIM. Moncure, was brought
before the Mayor for remaining in the common
wealth contrary law. On being questioned as to
her situation, she stated that she knew she would
have TO work for her living, go where she might,
and that rather than go to free State, she would
prefer being sold into slavery. Indeed she would
rather have good kind master, such as she had
been accustomed to-one who would provide for
herin sickness and in health-than to become free,
and have to depend entirely on her own resources
for livelihood. Lefty thinks that all negroes are
better off with good masters, than without them
The case will be examined today.
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New YoRK, March 9.-C'ld, schr New York. At.
kins, for Richmond.
MARINE DIsAsTER.-We learn that the scbr, John
=. Adams, of and for Boston, from Fredericksburs,
with Grain and Flour attempted to go into Little
Egg Harbor in the storm of the S6th ult but struck
upon the bar fell over, carried away both masts and
drove ashore. Bottom up on the beach; crew saved
A hole had been cut in the bottom through which
they were taking out her cargo last accounts She
was loaded by Thos F. Knox, Esq., of this place. and
was fully insured.-Fred Netrs.
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SEIZURE or THE BLACK WARRIOR

SEIZURE OF THE bLACh WAhnlO's'
The seizure of this steamer by the Spanish
authorities at Havana is exciting mfch COM
ment in the New York journals. She was on
her voyage from Mobile to New York, and
touched at Havana, where she was seized on
the pretext that portion of her cargo, con-
sisting of cotton shipped at Mobile for New
York. was not exhibited in the manifest sub
mitted to the Cuban officers. The New York
Herald remarks that this is not the first, the
second, nor the third attack made upon our
steamers by the Cuban authorities within the
past year or two, for which only tardy and
disingenuous satisfaction has been obtained.
1t recommends therefore that, instead of d.
plomatic expostulation, three or four war
steamers be Immediately sent to Cuba with
peremptory orders to demand the immediate
surrender Of the cargo of the Black Warrior,
and practical apology for the injury done.
In default thereof, we would suggest that the
Moro Castle be taken possession of, and re-
tanned, till it suits our convenience to give it
up. A better time for a quarrel with Spain
could not possibly happen.
EFFECTS oFsINTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
1t is stated by a New York contemporary,
in illustration of the utility of canals and
railroads, that, in 1916, the assessors valua-
ton of property in the State of New York
was ss2,074, 200, and in 1924 it had only in
creased to ss3,075,676. or little more than
one per cent. This was during the eight
years preceding the completion of the Erie
Canal. In 1882, adds the New York jour-
nal, eight years afterwards, the valuation
reached S146,302,6ls. In 1910, it went up to
s252, 1855, and has kept on increasing at
similar ratio to the present time. Boston is
also mentioned as another illustration of the
benefits of communication with the bound
less West. In four years after the compile
ton of the Boston and Albany railroad up
to which period she had remained nearly sta
tionary, her valuation increased more than
s37,OO0,000. Buffalo is another example.
With population in 1929 OF 1000 inhabi-
tants, it now has nearly $4,000; its valuation
is S27, 455,752; it owns 76 steamers, 81 briggs
and lis schooners, employed in navigating
the lakes.
With such examples as these and hundreds
of others equally striking, Virginia hesitates
to extend her canal and her railroads to that
West, which is bearing such golden fruits for
every State and every city which has put it.
self in communication with the garden spot
of the world.
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Van Zandt of Petersburg, delivered an able and
eloquent Lecture at the Athen@um on Thursday
evening last. He drew graphic and forcible pic
ture OF the industry and perseverance, OF the people
as exhibited in the wonderful works of art which
they have erected to resist the aggressions OF the
ocean, of their indomtable heroism, shown in
all their wars both against foreign enemies and do
nestle tyrants, and paid warm tribute to-their
genius and learning. Mr.. Van Zandt is man of
fine Abilities and his lecture reflected great credit
on bis requirements and talents