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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31

PUBLIC NOTICE..
ATTEN1 ION-ATTENTI ON-ATTENTION
A LII parties ordering Coal purposing to pay
"A cash, will be charged one cent per bushel.
extra for the first thirty days OF less, and the
same addition for every month they permit
their bill to stand.
oc3l r5alT3 BAYMoRE & STONE.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31

II Il M II e n A N G r.,
MENBERS OF WASHINGTON DIVISION
1vl No. l SONS OF TEMPERANCE, will
meet at their Hall on Church street this even.
ing at TX o'clock.
oc 81 GEO, MUNSON r 8
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31

LOUND-On BANK street. @,A@
II this morning pair of TX
heavy Silver SPECrACLES, which the owner
this adYertisement. NJ n
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31

BLOSSOMS "A pear tree from which every
leaf had fallen was covered with full cluster
of white blossoms, in Ashland, Mass. the ear
ly part OF the present month.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31
New Advertiser
NEW OPERA HOUSE

NEW OPERA HOUSE
J. s. PARKER. esseae . nd Nron.ro,,
JOHN PERRY Treasnrer
SCALE OF PRICES
THangie Seats in Private Boxes, ......... rs
less less circle and Parque t.............. so
pn1ay SiIsie.t...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Gons Aos Soiored People. ................ SO
'or 20 Observation-Disclosures. 25
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Marsh Juvenile Comedians
consisting of 10 boys and 30 girls, from to IS
years of age.
This MONDAY Evening, Oct 3lst, 1859,
Will be performed the Drama of the
BOTTLE IMP.
n CI N G
After which the Farce of
TOODLES.
% Doors Open at71 o'clock-Curtain to rise
precisely at TX o'clock. oc3l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

Cambridge Cattle Mnrtrt- W,dIe.tlav. Noe.
N1' hum'F oi tattl' at mnrs,t 22t3. about 1000 H.
AMI l-li s;rs, consisting ~ WORKING O,.t N.i., .,
and one. two and tlre, year. did, ''." N'"ti
fu.Ls- MARKET Bfef-Lvtra. 81 80 FL 81 "a s,,.
90 % o0-2d quality, So IS; 3dquality 4 a,.
81 90. 49, ''N'i'fyi
SiOrre-Worlinr OVon-Trom goo 115h stto
Ours and Cairss--s25, so, 20 sU2
I,arhngs-ty Sll. Two Isars Od-S1Ga1q
Thrst Isars Oid-s2 "a g2l.
snap and Lambs-9'O OF market prccs-in lots e. o,
% A. 30 each LStra, 81 co. % 81 10 cacl - wv
Hidrs-0 a. peg Do. JahipU = o. .c rcru
L4mbs ptffs, Sea 81 90 each. Caif sims 10,19c, d.
. n H. Beef extra and first quality Includes NOTHING I'm,
TIE h"'t large fat, stall fed Oxcu 'u'
second quality Includes the grass fed Oxen. aud the hes.
sii Iei 'g"s, and tlt best three year old steers
sue-t.tra Includes Cosses, and when those Of ipt,
quality thrown out ''''i''f
Ih'rr Wr % ours over The Eastern Hliroad 2g2 ove
I7ll ans Lowell los over thc Fchhurg. II Of Those oy
thr ltchhufE O.. from Albany ''H
ELMAkks-Npi any ciaug, in prices Of D.af Cam,
rather r'f supply W tr.i quality, aicw extra. which vrr
heaf last "e sold at - per cwt but hardly M, ~
the mara. -lcel. owing 90 the Improvement noted H..
wcee caused large number to be sent Ia this week cfne
Pnem3 prices declined iul 90 per head and large mum
Der will Do Kept over. "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

THE Fools NOT ALL DlAp.--A man by the
name Of Faris in Franklin County, Tennessee
was didded cut Of $1,000 a few months since
by one Elizabeth Trail, alias tie "Gipsey
Queen" She came 10 the phntation Of Farjs
and somehow insinua,ed herself into lis conf
dence. She made him believe there was untold
gold buried on his premises, and If Re would
procure her $4,000 in gold which should be seal
ed up IN jar for twelve days she could find the
hidden treasure. Faris being man Of means.
procured the $4,000, which was sealed I'M hy the
Gipsey with prayers and lamentations. and then
she departed to bide the - days. 1t the end
OF that time, she not returning, Faris grew I'M
easy and opened the jar, aud, to h;s charrin.
the gold had turned to lead, having been rbano.
ed during her lamentations while scaling mn In.
jar. The duped man was forced to disclose his
own folly and Madam Trail was f,QGe9 for six
months, when her whereabouts was discovered
at BeliIiiie, n. j., where She was making foos
OF scores of people by conjuring out their fl.
tuf' destiny She was recognized bv the son
OF the dupe. and grabbed by the detective no
nee The "Gipsey Queen" did not relish going
back TO Tennessee, and offered to restore the
money, but the victim of her sorcerv said her
deyil'ry must stand punishment, and so back
she went.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

children all those advantages which would fit
them for usefulness and position, and honor in
the world. II was claimed that this measure
would diminish expense. We shall gain moth
ing save the mere expenses Of the Board Of
Education. The auditor Of accounts informed
him that The expenses Of the Board during the
last year were but a222.SO while their cXpcn-
srs for the previous year Cdcductiug Sl7. which
lac thought ought not to be charged to them. J
were about @l9j. This, them is all We can save.
Ibis expense, too, has been augmented by OK
traurdnary sessions Of The Board. Ordinarily
their cHpcuscs viii not be 30 much. lie closed
10y expressing his hope that the House would
give time for q fair thorough trial Of the pres
emit laws, for a satisfactory and conclusive test
of the existing organization Of the common
school system.
Mr. Grgndey introduced a bill Yesterday pro-
udng for the abolition Of the death penalty
The idea seems to be gaining ground, in this
State at least, that hanging is about the poorest
use man can be put TO-, and that the process
is not likely to be attended with any beneficial
result. to the unhappy victim. Imprisonment
for life Is to be substituted, for the gallovs and
10y the terms Of the bill the criminal who I'm
der our present law would incur the death pen
atty. IS upon conviction deprived Of all civil and
social rights %, completely as if he were hung.
lie is made cmphatically dead unto the world"
The Governor has, am informed. appointed
Thursday, November oath to be observed as a
day Of Thanksgiving. You will probably yet a
copy IF his Proclamation in season for this
weeks issue. &C.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

The above sums not only include fees but ex-
penSea' as money paid out-and as these OK
pepses are liable to great variation the above
figures do not accurately express the exact
mounts received by the several States Attor-
ney'si but they are sufficient to show groal
and important difference in the mode Of audit
ing accounts in the different counties. There
can be no sort of reason why the administration
Of criminal law in the small counties Of Lamoille
and Orleans, with only one Senator each, should
be once and 9 half as much a, those of Wind
ham County with three senators, or more than
double that Of Windsor County with four SEN
"'ofs' lhere IS Il screw loose somewhere, and
the Governor very properly calls attention to it
in his Nessage The hill reported by the Com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

Card TO the Lntiics. IN. pUPONCO's FRENCH
PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS, lul4libic removing stop
pages or irregularities OF the These Pills are not-
Ing new hut have been used by the Doctors many years
both n France and mrica, with unparalleled success in
every ease and he is urged by many thousand ladies who
have ussed them to make the PMS public. the alienation
az those suffering from any irregularities Of whatever nature
q" well as to prevent guancy those ladies health
viii not permit increase family Pregnant females or
~ supp sing hems, Ives cautioned against using
lhe F- while pregnant the proprietor no re-
sp1nshy after the above admontor although their mild
ness would prevent any mischief hea otherwise
rms are rrc1innenied Fun and explicit directions
pauy each box. Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent Tor brattehdso VI sold also by Druggists every
where.
J. Ladies ly enclosing him 81 to Erachoro Post Office
can have the Pills sent conhentay) by mail Re
member and asa ioT d. DHpoHco's Golden pas. sigma
urt Oh each box 1y-4j
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

lISE EEApN-sisnE OVEECuArs AND ErstNrs
CoAT- together with au endless variety of Pant. and
Nest' ID" the latest styles aa most approved patterns.
may be found 10 the extensive Clothing
oi =. W. sm''A y Co.,, hocs Square, corner ol Elm
''ree;' Boston Now is The time to purchase over
co"i' and Winter Business suits aud friends viii
h"d an extensive assortment; ana arca, variety. from
which 10 make their solicitors. This firm make 9. %
principle To- .e ioua iu; good good, cheap ff cash.
pare no effort, 'sA.e, and warren, perfect ski. fac
ton TO a.i who pa.r'a'1o their establishment. Their
READ -inaac good, have been made to RIDER ia ,hc bees,
mauner eNl for their ra,-.l customers. .d
rert!seme. ia alo,Le. column
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05
DEATHS.

In Bratileboro Oct II, Mrs. SALLY BRITToN widow of
Asa brnu Es., late of Chesterfield, n H. aged Also
on the 29l oco9r. Mrs. SARAH Il. kLiEs, wife Of
keyes, Esq. aged0S.
In Iutn'y oct. 30, q lingering consumption HARVEY
B., son N Car. and lucii.s dosly. aged ~ year,.
In Guli1rl, Oct, 22nd, Mr. TIMOTHY NJ BRACKET,
aged 10 Year,.
IL bunrerst5u, OCT. H. JOHN KATnAN aged 60 years
II months. uAia pap ars please cory.
Ia East Arugtl Oct. lltL, Of wAoopug cough MYRON
Gil Hill, sou Of Ayah L. and Sarah 5 Hill aged
Il months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

mittee Aforesaid provides that the States Attor-
ncys in the several counties shall be paid by
fixed salaries, which shall be in full for all SER
vices performed and that before they draw
this salary they shall render true account Of
all moneys received. and pay the same to the
State Treasurer These salaries as fixed by the
[ ..nn,iL IN. -ur.- .- E-lI.n-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

The November elections will be completed as
iollows'-On Tuesday the 9Th, Massachusetts.
New York, New Jersey and Wisconsin for state
officers Kansas for delegate and territorial off
GERS with a special election for one member of
TTohFtcsS N Illinois o. Monday the 18th,
Louisiana elects governor, congressman. and n
legislature TO choose L. s. senator.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

I1Nr-ri is TN BEsr p0lirY.-DOS'r d. DFcrtvrp 4vv
LnNDrt We tthe originator Of the Gin BOOK Bu.Ines.
"' soma our barge new Catalogues 10 book form. po.ar,
paul. t any aAdress' ALBERT COLBY * CO.
ol'-o No. 20 Washington IT,. Boston, Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

~ medicine NOR prompt in it. action u cases Of Co
eT lhoiern Morhu &C., than Perry Davis Pain Killer II
' Acknowledged antdote which seldom fails if appiel in
Us early symptoms NJ family should be without bottle Of,
it lways on hand.
The stain on linen from the Of the Pain Killer easily
removed by washing it u alcohol.
bav. Pain Killer particularly efeacious in cholera
afbasf bowel complaints and other diseases To- Within the
natives o Buunah, from their uuuhoe,one style OF living
ar Iecu'asy exposed !, yau.bl, autdotc to ,i, po
sol o. Ceitpeles, Scorpions. Hornets &c
Rev. !. Benjamin, late Miss. mary in Burrpab
Sold by Druggists and dealers ia family medicines
JOSEPH CLARK, l. y. THORN, Agents Bra,..eloro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

Eos has come down with three columns this
week-Tae new State House, or something else
las had a powerful effect upon his thinking
pan" Hope he has not exhausted himself in
The effort, as he did last year bya similar freak
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

The bill reported by the same Committee
provides fixed salaries lol Judges and Registers
eff Probate as follows, the first column indicate
ing the salaries Of Judges and the second that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

MoNrrrl1ln Oct. 81st. 1850.

"''' ''i- "I'"'N Vi tlc lhuluJuue OF pt'jlOn-
and circumstances that daily are poured into
the legislative mill for the purpose Of being
ground out into the shape Of cnactmeuts having
the force of law. But these titles so infrcqucnt-
ly express, or give any indication of. the true
character Of the section, suMoincd that further
light is generally necessary in order TO obtain a
true understanding of the legislation contcm-
plated With view Of supplying in part this
hiatus these communications are written.
As youwerc Informed last week the bill max
ing an appropriation for Statue of Ethan AL
len 10y your townsman, passed the House, after
sharp debate on the quc ton Of its cugross-
ment and t'iird reading, By - majority-only
four or five members from Windham County
voting against it. The next day the bill passed
the Senate under the suspension Of the rules,
unanimously. This bill was introduced ly Mr.
Stoddard Of Iownshend who supported the
measure in an impressive and eloquent speech
As sketch Of the debate may interest the read
crs of TIE PHuNIx copy the following yer,
faithful abstract from the Doiy ,Jou.Bo1.
"Nlr Stoddard of Townshond said the bill con.
templatrd the perpetuiy ot the memory of a
man whose name was familiar to all: of man
WAC stunned no hardship To vudicu.c the indie
pendence OF Vermont and who b, his skill in
diplomacy and bis tearlc, courage defeated the
lnvasions OF the Northern British ARMY We
owe, sad he, Ethan Allen great debt, vs..
owe TO nm, more than ANY man. the sovereignty
OF our States We oUc TO him the organization
OF the State; We owe TO him primarily this very.
building and its decorations. Let u.s. now sn
far as We can discharge this debt Ethan Al.
len efforts saved Vermont from the curse of
slavery. His idea OF liberty was wide ot.rt
from those who tolerate that hlighting evil. lie
rescued tins State from the claims Of New York
and indicated its sovereignty and established
freedom within its borders. The statue could
beprocurcd AT small price The arts, charged
only for the mere work The measure cam.
mended itself TO Ncrmonters from the fact tbai
the sculptor was @ son Of Vermont. that the
material for the statue Was 70 bct.kuu from our
Quarlles. and that above all men vc desire 4,
pcrpciuaie the memory Of Ethan Allen. Pa
PerS III other states have noticed this measure.
ana are waiting our action We shall incur thc;r
censure II we refuse t. erect the statue. lie
would feel unwilling To tncrt his constituent. n
he ana not raise his voice for the bill. and II he
withheld his vote upon it. Is the statue to be-
good one said he The model has h.,n
commended highly. There are those who have
seen 'Ae man. ana are competent to Judge who
Spesk ie'orablv Of i. Hon. William {. Brad
ley who Witnessed the marriage of Allen. i,o-
nounced the model a good one. Moreover tbo
farther We are removed from Allen and lis c,-
iempararles, the more difficult it become, 10 ,c,
good and h'eike statue. lie called ON Inc
V'"'N"'-v' loi !Ijinauon conccr ing tie mod
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

eyin"u having been restored health m u few days. aie,
many year. ." Fat nervous suffering Is willing assist
Direct te Rev John NJ. luplau 1s6 Fulton stre.t Er,
lvf. n 1.-gu1I --"-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

1HANHsGHlNo,-All the states heard from
have appointed the 2ifh of November for day
Of thanksgiving
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

Among the many restoratyes wldc. nature las supplied
81 re-9e t- afcions Of humanity Their, is no more favor
it One Ut certain class o.! diseases than the medicinal
gum Of The Wild Cherry Tree but however valuable IL
i power 70 heal, to soo;he to relieve and to cure f.. er
h4ce tn foil by scientific and jaIcious combination with
other Ingredient n themselves Of equal worth Til. harry
iAinel.s EXISTS ia tina;
"ConpinAt1u and d form indeed"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

UutIrI 1n0
Fairmycn Is5 o.:
Hartford 2oo SO
Wmd,r 200 $50
H Rc" ,l.''n 100 go
RarI..ph ~
Addison 10
The l;iI further nro,ilo. ,l,o, ,l,ro a..u ~.
paid f., the In,c If pr,,a,, c.r '''''..
tho state ON an rs,,c. r[c.c;n ,' l.,
5000 ond mo-, cvr,odr, Siam ,I' ,,. ,' Va
~, ,u 1890. ,',.'.. .,,,,n wv sum VI 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05
: i T. C1AL NOTICES


sunday Lectures. Rev. MIR. Brown will
lrctur. mt tc jniyersali.t Church, Hummcrstou sudt
Nov 0l az 10 o'clock A NJ, subject, Human Nature ai
Human Character.
Ao, az West nrttieboro Sunday. Nov. 18Th at O'Clock
+ VI. SWg The Sources Of Religious knowledge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-05

Established us
NJ a3s broadway, New Yori, Sole Importers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06
Proposed Canal in tho East.

An impression is entertained that, Ly water
cut of Twelve m les n'ro~s parties uiRr part ~ tho
Mullyan peuin-uur, II saving If HIS mile. might
l,c sffec'rl in the distance leiwr.h Calcutta and
China. At p esei.,, the voyage fom Intlia to
Canton involve long detnur hy tie straits of
Malaccn the whole"f which would lie avoided If .
transit could lie effected Mt spot called the 18TH
mus IF Krnw, situa'el at the southern extremity
of the Kingdom If Siam. According to Siau,ese
official statements, there is n nayigaLle river oa
this side "f that i-thnus. separated only by twelve
miles fran an ,iher river The eastern side. which
without f,Ils"r rnpd-. runs through a wsllnbab-
tied cnunrry punding in rice and cattle, into the
Bay # Srnm. -aJ a-
Sir John B,wring also has stated that the di-
rect passage ncrss the isthmus is about fifty miles
and tha, from information furnished to him, It
would appear IA few miles of canalisation are
alone required to unite these navigable commune
cations us they now exist" The subject was
brought to the notice ot the late Government by
Mr.. Henry Wyse, and instructions were forth
with given by Lord Clarendon. in order that the
exact capabilities Of the route should be ascertain
ed. This examination has been delayed hy the
illness # Sir Robert Schomberg. the British Co;-
sui at Siam; but it il now hoped that an early mail
will bring detailed intelligence. Meanwhile. the
Chamber Of Commerce at Bombay have expressed
a strong opinion of the importance of the ques-
tion, and their desire to promote its suceess.--
Times, ..r ..+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06
A Smuggler Outwittod.

For some time past somewhat notorious per-
sonnge. namel Butler. has been in the habit of
making attempts ia cheat Uncle sam Of his rev.
cnuc, by smuggling ashore certain articles from
foreign vessels arriving n, this port and at times
has met with some success.
Thus the matter rested until a few days since,
" hen nm officer at tho nIpht ms cctur'> Depart.
mcnt rsrrcl the bunt Of Butler coming to the
shore, an,l apparently well loalc l. FROM West
lnla brig in the "lins.
Procuring II boat. the nihcrr rrnrcr,Itd Ia meet
the smugrlrr, who ihrra'cneh t. >h"d The fhcer
If he 'proael'el nm, nonrrr. \ thins d"unted
the ofl lrer continue hi ,uirs"
As he drew ncarof, Eu'tler H. Ing hi- "scape
hopeless occupied his Time in cr uits Il il nj uf
it's Illegal lond. II" hove iur" the va "r inrre
Of sugar. aud wns about 10 ~crN" Il Ia "i i IA ln-
scs after the same fashion when o ... n can The
bont wns upset, aud IL nmIt" ! .Nn n'o the
water nui lett ,ln.iut tn Il, 30 "a. Afer he
had sufficiently c"lcl nf, the fiji nd i'm
from hi dangerous r,c lnr,,ncut and lhen flowed
the boat of Butlcr To- the wharf when he seized
it in the name oi the Uuitel Snles. A
dav or two nficr. Butler was seen ,.rappling
for his lost barrel Of mnla~se'. which after world
of trouble he dc Ia hi in%ng tu the surface,
only to he seized by ;he active Cu-tpnhonse "tf-
cal who al been from convenient lockout,
WATCHING the operations Of the slnuggler in or
der to pouncc upon him nt the proper moment.
Thu. outwitted in all his cndeavors, Butler re-
tired from the contest losing not only has entire
venture. hut ,lso having n very marrow escape for
life - Boston Ti"re'icr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06

TYRANNY IN CuBA.-vincent Castro, son Of DR.,
Castro, who is naturaized citizen Of the United
States, was not permitted, recently to land Mt Ha-
yana. lie was born in Cuba, but his father was
suspected of being patriot. Young Castro pro
ceedsd to New York. Mr.. Ascensio, who was re-
Gently arrested, has been released, our Consul
having demanded to know the nature of the charge
against him. He was suspected OF an intention
rests have recently been made, which makes tho
Captain General appear more odous than ever:
There is no real cause for Concha's alarm, has
President Buchanan's views on the acquisition of
Cuba have excited every species of ridiculous APP
prehension. The United States would not have
Cuba as gift. Hit ever possess it,it will be
from the force Of political necessity, NOT srtm
choice. f.ft - ''~'S ftF---+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-06
"Facis descensns Avcrni;
Sed rcyorar. gradum-hic labor. hoe OF uA est"


THE ARIzoS. MovEAEST.-Th" n Y journal Of
Commerce Of Yesterday says, there is no mystery
about the Arizona movement. AT least tw" com
paues are organizing in this city to penereto the
southwestern Golconda. One Of them is said to
be based upon grant from Comoniort for 20. OOO,-
600 Of acres--an important stipulation being that
the grantees shall repe invasion by the Canaan
che and \rache Indians For this purpose the
comrany have purchased 1000 Mime muskets.
1000 Sharp's carbines, and n small park oi artl-
lery. These dreadful mutations are actually
stored in IA house down town. and it is not unlike
ty that somebody has seen them through key
hole, and read in their cleaning array horrid
potent of design upon Cuba. Company Nc. 2 is a
Joint stock concern, with an immense number Of
shares at 500 each, and its avowed intention is to
explore the auriierous bowels of the country.
Several well known Democratic politicians. and
some of the original friends Of General Walker,
arr at the bottom of this concern.
We do not venture to pronounce upon the prac-
tieabity of these rival schemes, or to advise cap
talists to invest in them, but it is only lust to the
parties who are getting them up to explain that,
TO the best Of our knowledge and belief, that they
have no reference to an attack upon Cuba.
The question of mining operations in Arizona
is now occupying the minds of adventurous people
in various parts of the county. Bands Of emf
grants are forming in several southern cities. and
one has already left Cincinnati TO try its luck in
the new land Of promise.