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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-02
TIE PRESSU RE OF THE
" N &l I2aIS Gg3 ". 4E S y :,

a ND the present high prices of provisions &c
"a have no effect on the business Of Salter "
Larimcr, of The Peoples store. Their i'm.
mense sales are the best evidences Of the quality
of their stock. and that they have successfully
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small
profits.
This is a Steam and Lightning age. Woe to
the tradesman who loiters behind, the wheels Of
enterprise will run over him Saltcr & Larmer,
of the "Cheapcst store have just received, and
will continue to receive very extensive stock,
being tho third purchase since fail, to which they
invite the attention Of the public.
The American Eagle is fine bird, and an es
peCial lavorite when IL comes from the mint
We hope none of our readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with one or more they
can make useful purchases at the Peoples Store,
where will be found every thing In the Dry
Goods line.
Salter Il Larmer proprietors Of the People 5
Store, having the freshestand best selected stock
in the city for the Ladies', Men and Boys, are
determined TO give great bargains, and will un-
doubtedly have the run
JObbing,
Having determined to give character to the
city of Portsmouth, (having but two extensive
Jobl ing houses he has opened room on his sc
cond floor, where will be found general and
well selected stock of Dry Goods selected for
country Merchants and Furnace Men,
Come to the rEopLEs STORE on Front Street,
3 doors below court.
no The Ladies.
SaIter & Larmer have also very LARGE stock
Of French works, consisting of collars, capes,
undersIeeves, rhemesets, cutls lace, ed ing, in
srrtings, etc, which will be closed out without
regard TO cost.
Jany, ~, "a 42--lY
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EsI FER ENCES.

P. p. Pcckham, VI. D. Utica, N. Y, l.. D.
Fleming, VI. D., Canandaigua, N. Y, M. II.
Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y, D. Y, Foote
NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y, Fror Dunbar, NJ, D..
Baltimore, Md, j. c. Orrck, NJ. D., Baltimore,
Md, w. W. Reese, M. D., New York City,
W. Prescott, NJ. d.. Concord, N. H., ]. 7. New
land, NJ. d., Utica, N. Y, Rev. G. S. Beard,
Glenn Springs, S. c.
Phampets had Gratis at the Store of JAMES
II. C. MILLER, Agent, Druggist, Jackson G. II. O.
Also, sol by Lansing & Stafford, Chiicothe,
Bailey & Maguet, GaIlipolis, and by most of the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
u Letters addressed to care of Mr.. Curtls
Hatch, Agent at Ravenna, Ohio.
| To Dr. MARcursI IL have be N ten years
troubled with Female neutrality-suspicious.
uteri, and all the attending difficulties at times
rendering my life most miserable. | have had
| the attendance o some Of the best physicians,
| with but little success the most they CorId DO
was to relieve--a cure was out Of the question.
! For five molths before commencing with your
medicine, had not been able to perform any la
Dor, could walk but few steps at time, and
scarcely went out Of doors--in short, | was
completely prostrated, both in body and mind,
and expected to drag ont the rest of my days in
suffering and misery. But, reading your adver-
tsement, was induced to try your Invaluable
medicine called Uterine CathoIicom as the last
resort. had not used it week before cit
! like another woman. BY the use of three bot
Il was enabled to perform all the labor for
six in the family with ease, and could walk any
where in the ncighborhood without injury
Nothing but a sense Of my duty TO you and TO
the afl icted, has induced me to state my case to
the public. ! Can safely recommend the prep
araton to all those suffering like myself
(Signed,) MRs. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
FRIED 81, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec q, 1852.
,. II. MAEsCHISI Il Co., PrOprietOrs,
Central Depot, 3O1 broadway, n. 1.
Jauy. 3, leJ4. 1l--ly.
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and French, Gcrman and ENgIish Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Fasks
Shotan Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie knives; in fact every thing that is neccs
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most lerocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, ever, tbiug that is usually keptin Hard
wale Store, winch we buy drcc ly from the
Manufactures, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take a look at his
Stock.
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MEDICAL.
10000 DOLLA2S REWARD.

~ VI HNID OIV n De I IN NEOEII
1t contains no Opium, Oalomel, or Minera.
Poison. And is safe for the most delicate Child
DR.. WIN. HALLS
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MON CELLO USE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

w. w. GIBBS PROPRIETOR
THE Proprietor has the satisfaction of
L informing his friends and the public, that this
well known House has been THoR oucHIy REpArREp
and FURNISHED WITH Entirely NEW AND
HANDSOME FURNITURE, and will be open fer
the option OF BoARDERs and VISITORS on the Ist
day of August, 1854.
He 10 determined to keep frstrate Hotel, and
fatters himself that he will meet that encourage.
rnent which is always awarded to al enterprising
host, simply pledgng himself to use every effort TO
make his guests com mfoItable.
Charlottesville, July 23 1854. au2-ts
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SNEAD g. COOKE.

ATT ORE EYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
TNHE undersigned having formed 90.
\ partnership for the practise OF Law in Albe.
marie, viii practise regularly in the County and Cir.
cult Courts of ssd County, and also in the Distrc,
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional bus sness entrusted to the firm will
receive the attention of both parties.
ET Claims secured and collected, and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address b. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. |.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL w. SNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give his prompt attention all professional busie
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
NEW YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers Co.;
Compton l. Turner; ]. r. Jaffray 4 Sons Robertson
d Hudson; Ward, Babcock Il Co.; Ely Mygatt, jr &
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. R. Frothing CHAM Co.; en-
rys, Smith and Townshend; Beebe Co.
BALTIMoRE-Messrs Bsugher, Fisher l. Co.; Ball.
Chris Co. '
RICHMoND-Me essrs. Wordsworth, Turner Co:
Parker, Bsyly Nmmo; Warren & Perkins; Kent,
Paine l. Kent; Hubbard, Gardner Co.; Desne &
Brown; Thos. Chas Ellis Geo. w. Gretter; w f..
Butler Co.; John N. Gordon l. Son; Flanagan,
s1oKes q 20. je 2S-Sm
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BY J. A. COWARDN,
EDUCATION,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.

On fh Sfyeef, bef,ren Grace and Fsamkiin Street,
Il. BASS will commence the Fifth
n scholastic term of this school, ON MONDAY the
lsth OF September next, and having had l2 or Is
years experience teacher, he knows ractieai ily
the duties Of Instructors and understanding them
will dischasge them faithfully to the best of hin
ability.
TERMS.
For the session OF months fpayabe auarterIvl as
usual
Ia the English Department ss2 90
The Classical, do ~ 90
Persons wishing to enter pupils are requested to
call on me at my School Room, A. M and II / should
be out, will leave their and place of busin S.
ONCE or residence. and will take pleasure In calling
on them at any specified time, p M. au I4-lms
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The Crystal Palace Directors have authorized
their President to sell the entire concern, with all
the fixtures and property of the Association deliv-
cradle on or after lst November next, for one half
its actual cost The first cost Is understood to have
been about 100000. Competent Engineers and
Architects have decided that the Palace can be IA.
ken down-removed to the Battery, and put up
again for $50.00O or less or be taken down, re.
moved to Philadelphia, or Boston, and put up for
less than $4,000. Goods and machinery are said
to be coming into the Palace in considerable guam
titles. much improving the appearance OF things
~ Y Jour of Com.
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Il E NOV AL.


SaMOLA OO WHOLESALE
~ and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM, 1872 Main
street, Ri,hmond Va, opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS, RI
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES, FISHING
TACkE, &c. in the State together with general
assortment Fire Arms and Sporting articles
Colts REFOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixon's, Hswkesey's and Sykos's P w D q
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS, BY
the case or single one, at all prices
Eley's walkers, Cox's, Wesley Richards', g., d.
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, of all the celebrated
makers my SISm
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MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND

N,
The eleventh scholastic year of this school will CON-
merce on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention s given to Read.
ing, wiring, ling, orthosraphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share equally
with the older in the instructions of the principal
ard assistants MRS. PELLET is assured that pu-
pills under the tuition of M. DE MONTHURNEY
can, with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages.
TERMs-Board and washing S22O English tuition
$40 Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $40. Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For farther particulars address the Principal.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The eircalstion OF the DAILY DISPATCH
snessas that Of all the Dsily papers Of
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Z. j. I'll. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lexington, "a,
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
L. bridge, Augusta, Bath. Botetourt. and Lynch
burg and gives his attention erclHsirely to his profess
sion, as he has done for the last YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims,
and prompt remittance made. jy 29-6m
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HUMOROUS.


CHARITABLE LADY.-So your mother 10 very
poor.
Beggar Boy.-she is that She used to keep
peanut stand once, but she took counterfeit one
dollar bill and failed
MARRIEp-Tn Pennsylvania, Mr.. Wright to Miss
Universal Prayer particularly the following verse:
"If ! am right, Thy grsce impart,
Still in the right to stay;.
If / sm wrong. o teach my heart
To find the better acay."
COOP NArunEp.-The following advertisement
lately appeared in Montreal paper:
"Ihe person who, by pardonabie absence OF
mind, took a light colored silk velvet Macintosh
from the second fiat ofthe Ottawa Hotel is informed
that, by calling at the same place, he can have a
very good cape, which belongs to the coat, end is
now of no use to the owner"
an athletic specimen of a man from the Emerald
Isle called into the countiDg-roo of one of our
River street merchants. He took of his hat to
make his best bow.
"The top o. the mornin' u yees Misther p.
I've been told yere In want o. help"
i've but little to do" replied P, with mer.
camille gravity.
.I'm the very boy for yees. It's but little I care
about doin'-sure its the money I'm atther."
The naiue reply procured him . situation.
going to war, caught m sss, and compelled him TO
carry their baggage. After the campaign, asinus
returned to the pasture and made great sensation
among the animals of the farm. The horse being
inclined to show his relative . civilliy sitter bis
long absence, invited him to dinner. There was
large company present at the banquet; and whensl
inform you that pair of prize oxen, and an emf.
nent red bull, graced the assembly with their pre-
sence you will know that the company was Of the
most lrespec table character. When the covers
were removed, theass found before him . dish oi
clean thistles
"Homb.shells and hotshof, cousin horsop cried
he, what might these thines bea Aw, see; a
species Of vegetation, should say pray take them
to that iopgesred animal at the foot OF the table;
and here, waiter, bring me the raw haunch OF a
giraffe, and bucket Of bloodr' a
The peaceful animals of the farm stood aghast at
this request, and some of The sheep and calves
began to Withdraw from the table; but % dry old
COW with Topped horn, said 10 them; "St stiil,
old friend may have gained the soul of iion win
engagethaf he has not lost the stomach Of an assn
Quarantine has been proclaimed ii ST John, N
F.. on all ships coming from tho United States
Canada, Bsrbadocs, snd q John, N. B.
Tho Philsdelphia Ledeer and the Providence
Journal are now both printed on paper made from
wood.
The Know Nothings are said to be vary Numerous
| in Galveston, Houstou, and cther towns u Texss
There were nine deaths and three new cases q
cholera In Provdence, Rhode island, % the ssh ~
slant
The Hon. John g. spencer i very Mat tho Pa
| villion House, Nov Haven. @
Aiares field Of eaunci cosi has been discovered
| in Hill county, Tcxss.
there srs running II New York cry - Hines q
omnibasses VIII ssi slssss. - rsasosda, . ~
road hss - sixsh avs.gs reads VI dslA avesu1
So; second svsaus rosd 10 and shlrd avsnus Tead
- rsrs.
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HoanrsLE MunDrn or WIFE BY Hza HusBANr

HORRIBLE MURDER or 4 WIFE BY HER HUSBAND
On last Monday night our citizens were thrown
into consternaton on hearing that Charles Pinkley
had committed Q most barbarous murder upon the
body of his wife. The tragic scene occurred about
II o'clock at night, in the house of the murderer
and during the preparation of this most hellsh
deed the wife struggled end screamed, snd In this
manner reused her mother, who was sleepiog in
the same house, and who rushed into the room just
in time to receive her dying daughter IN her arms
Pinkley Immediately fed, and in his haste forgot
his garments. As soon AZ this fatal occurrence was
made known In town, police guard was Gent out
In search of him. and in the course of about two
hours discovered him in field near town. sleepfDg
and covered over with grass He was arrested,
lodged In the county jail, and on Wednesday morn.
ing an examination took place before thejusice Of
the peace The evidence produced went TO show
that the prisoner had been In town the same eve
ming, went home sober and sane, and retired wsse
his WIFE, when at 12 o'clock the family were reused
by the screams of his wifc. Prisoner cut his vie
scyeraltimee butchering her 10 most horrid man
ner and then sfrapgled her. The wife asserted be.
fore diving, that Il wss her husband who had cut
and sffauaied her, and survived but hour aftef
receiving the wounds. A great many ofthe iriendi
and connections OF the deceased, naturally OUT
RACED and horror stricken at this most uunatura
and damnable act, felt like taking summary and
immediate vengeance on the brute, but we would
advise them to let the law tske ~ courscs and
there i any justicc Ii our courts the murderer
bis wife viii meet with that penalty before the Law
Of God end man, that he 90 justly mcrffs --N. Ge
nerierc No. I'iefRdediey.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER d VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS. op Main q,

Uu
AA between 9TH and 6th streets, and nearly oppo-
ate the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TONES FONTS, &C, of foreign
sno domestic Msrble made in the most modern and
best style of ths art
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man.
ner not to he surpassed here elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, the
best test ofthpir merit iy l3-dSm
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WROUGHT NAILS 10 kegs Wrought
w Nails, all sizes, Of fiat snd sharp points foy
sale By eMfTH HAYWOOD,
suf4 No. B5 Main e.
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A.xrnanxxn ~ I'm cunGnnA.-In AlhanY. 4
4. ~ g.: ss:ss !sss 1 ss,ss. = 3. :s So
: aissS of bsandy.
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DR. GEoRGE ScHERER, formerly Practi.
toner Of Medcine In Balhmors, respectfully Offers
his professional services to the public. Once on Les
ter e., Rockets. ~ N-o
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD.-Ranaway from tho subscriber on the
10th Inst, Negro Man nsmed CHARLES; he is
eer-bresd color; he was raised In Hampton by H..
6melt; he has mother now living ct Old Pofnf, 10
which place believe he has gone. viii give the
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
" 20 No, 5 Wall street, under City Hotel
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writer In London paper lstelv ..- h,.a,.,
man Ioekiug with much apparent interest Al he NJ
prints IN private bookseer's winloW. mWhv ~. ..s
i,,ena said we, ''it seems you are aot blndr
nnno g. ~, .nsnk God. your honor, J" replied the
Then Why 90 You 60 about led BIZ dog Win
srine Whyf Because hedicates DOR fnr
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DISASTER AT SEA, AND PROBABLE Loss OF LIFE.
The barque Virginia, Capt Thurlow, which ar.
rived at this port yesterday, from Trinidad, Cuba
reports having spoken, on the 9Th inst, in lat &c
SO, long. 70 10, the ship Hermine from Richmond,
OF and for Bremen, and taken from her Captain
Burnham and the crew of the barque Crisis, OF
Baltimore; which was upset the night previous, at
8 P. M in gust of wind from s. w. to N w
Within ten minutes she was full of water and sank
at l0P NJ The captain and crew were In the boat
all night, and in the morning were picked up by
the Hermine. One boy was missing, and is SUD.
posed to have gone down with the wreck The C.
was bound from here to Baltimore, and Captain B.
reports that at the time of being struck he had lit
tie or no sail set The Virginia reports taking the
low says it was the most violent he has ever expe
rienced.-N. Y. Jour. of Conn.,
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IMPORTANT INDIAN NEws-The San Antonio
7 edper of tb q o7th rlt seve,

IMPORTANT INDIAN NEws-The San Antonio
Ledger of the 9th ult, says:
The militia who were ordered out a short time
since by acting Gov. Messervey fNew Mexico. have
succeeded 10 capturing and hanging two OF the j.
cara chiefs; another of their chiefs has been xiii.
ed by Pueblo Indian. Forty of the same tribe
have been captured
Major Carleton attacked the Indians at the Ration
Mountains They succeeded in escaping with the
loss of all their stock and their effects.
Lieut.. Ransom of the Dragons, chased another
party seventy miles in one day, and succeeded in
retakng three thousand head Of sheep, and con.
cluded the chase near Fort Fillmore in the direc-
ton In which Col. Chandler, with his command are
now making a scout
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o. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent md Col
lsctor 18Th street between Nsin and CazX over the
sfors 81 al n Peake Refers 20 nessEe q. a. Woi.
than Co. Williams 4 1EotheSs 6luey Ifnsis =
j. II. Claiborne, @. r. Psske, }. , sciefsr. ana Dr
w A pnfternon. SSt1 ~ xL-tm
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GENERAL AaEscY, FOR THE 6ALE AND
tGyy Of the Viygfnfa State AgricmtyGl Goeietr, and
N. AUGUST Offer their services 70 the public -
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in piygisia and the Southern and Wesesvn
States s
Offes-at the oflics of the V7ygfstG StGb Agviesi-
snr0t Goc5efy, No. 116 Mdfn stvssf.
s N. AuGUST, NsTARr PusLIc AHD AccounTAnr
O66oa-ss above. fo10
BArHs! BATHs!! BATHs...-H0t, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily 1t the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shsmpoonine Saloon, undsr the Ameri-
can Hotel-sntrance ON 11th street
Single Bath IS cents, OF Eve tickets for u.
: a. II
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will, on MON
~ DAY, the llth Of September, commence teach
ing school In the schoo-house occupied by Mr..
George this year. The school-house Is on Grace
street, near Church Hill. lie will teach ton months
terms for each scholar for the term will Be for Read.
ms n Wrtina. Arithmetic Geography snd English
Grammar go for younger learners @2 quar-
terty. In advance. Tho school. IL enconraeed will
continue for several years Strict attention will be
paid to tho learning and morals Of all the children
"a l2-6tt JOSEPH n ROGERS
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IITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE-By the
~ Rev. WILLIAM LOVE
ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL

ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
CORNER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
T1HE Subscriber, having had several years
L experiences q teacher, will open at the above
place, on the 1st of September
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
TERMe:
FLOR Session Of 10 months payable semi-annuaHy Il,
Gdronce
Advanced ...................... 80
Ancient Languages and Mathematics. ........... 40
au lo-tlsep GEO. A. WEED.
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MIR. CLAY AND MIR. RITCHIE.

THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, 1854.
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Co.'s AMxR1cAE HorEL,

CAREER a. Co.'S AMERIcAE HoTEL,
stsuntou, Va: W. b. 0AnBea, J. B. DEEcKEnRipGE,
q. L HTEvEHsoN. Propristora.
Travellere viii find this new sstabIishmsnt first
clsss house, and the Proprieto1s always willing to
promote the comfort of thar guests.
The " American" h situated iuzmedistely ~ the
terminus Of the Central k.iIrc.1. " zs-Sm
DR. Gro w BRseas,s for several years
pest Psscfiecpsr Of Medicine st the UuniverSty OF
Virsinia and vicinity having removed 70 and perna-
nently settled in this city oScn his prossScnal ser
vices 70 tha public.
Odlce-cofner Of Governor snd Main sfrsst, ovel
z. B. Speuce's. ssx.s..sEs
3 Reddsnce-Rroad street. Church Hin, near Pres
byterisn Church ~ 1-im
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer alludes to letter from John 8.
Thrasher, recently published in De Bows Review,
upon the question how the ioterests of Louisiana
would be affected by the annexation Of Cuba TO the
United States. Mr.. T'hrasher argues to show that
the annexation Of Cubs would have the great ad-
vantage of giving us cheap sugar, while We give
them cheap bread-and the Enquirer is Inclined to
coincide with him. In ito view ofannexaiion, how
ever, the Enquirer does not conne itself to
row view as the benefit to the South that must
accrue from the snnexation-it looks out In the
broader light Of ito immese beneficial consequen-
ces to the commercial Interests of our whole con-
federacy and 10 the cause of good government eve
rywhere.
The Penny Post concludes Ito reply to Eastern
Firginisn ~
The Wzis continues its quotations from Demo
cratic papers opposed to the Hunter Homestead
Bill