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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-20

Editorial Notices are so common that 1t is almost
impossible for editor to express his honest opn-
Ion OF the merits OF any article without being sns-
pected Of interested motives. This fact however
shall not deter US from saying what we think OF a
new addition 10 the Materia Medica 10 which our
attention has been recently directed. We refer to
DIT. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIITERs a
remedy which is making its way into more families
Just now than al the other advertised medicines
put together. There seems TO be no question about
the potency OF It's TOME and Alternative properties
while i possesses the great negative Recommended
ton OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral poi
SON. That 1t is specific for Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation, and many complaints Of nervous
origin, we have reason 10 know; and we are assured
on good authority that as a general inyigorant
regulating and purifying medicine, IL has no equal
II stated that its ingredients obtained from the
Wllds OF California) are new TO the medical world
and its extraordinary effects certainly warrant the
conclusion that II Is compound Of agents hitherto
unknown. II popularity Is any criterion, there can
be no doubt Of the efficiency Of the VINEGAR BIT-
TERs for the sale of the article is immense and con-
tinuallY Increasing
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BENNETT SQUARE, Acknowledgment G. Nor
rols has rented Kennett Square academy, having
purchased the school and boarding fixtures. Mr.
Norrois has been principal Of the school for
-FOUR years the last two having principal charge OF
the classification, DO. Being a fine scholar, and
especially superior in mathematics and scientific
branches, he has shown himself fully qualified
for the post. s. O. Shortlidge will still be asso-
clste principal and instructor in languages,
mlneralogy, DC For the fall term the prospect
OF the school is very pormising. -Leader
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~ Sad Failing Quilt is indeed a sad falling
out when, after years Of the closest intimacy, the
hair parts company with the head. Fortunately the
lamentable separation may be easily prevented and
the twain mo e closely united than ever by timely
and systematic use OF LYONS KATHARloN, the most
Petent invtgorant Of the hair and promoter Of its
growth and beauty known to modern pharmacy. 1t
completely 0bviates the dry and parched condition
Of the roots of the hair which is preliminary TO its
coming out, by supply ing the precise degree Of
moisture requisite TO its preservation In a healthy
OF dandru and other impurities OF the scalp, whose
presence is Injurious to the hair. AS beautfer OF
the head. the kathariOn has no equal. Il net only
Increases the quantity Of the hair but improves its
quality Immediately, imparting lustrous appear
-
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MARINE ARRIvAIs.-Sloop Marion. Hunter.
from Philadelphia. with coal to John Guiger &
Son. Barge r. Rothermel, from schuylkill Haven
with coal to Jas. G. Shaw. Steam tug, William,
g. BouhOn. Fowler, put in for harbor. Steam
er Uncle Kndt, DeGrof, from Hackensack N.
j., light, to ]. Griffin.
DEPARTURE.-Schr. Fldoilid, Paine, New Bed
ford, Mass, with corn.
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RETURNS OF THE VOTE FOR SHERIFF AND ooRo-
EKR.
The Republican vote for the nomination OF
candidates for Sheriff and Coroner, took place,
in New Castle county, on Saturday afternoon.
The contest was quite spirited, but not excited,
and the plan Of opening polls in all the Wards
Of this city, had an excellent effect in making
the affair quiet, orderly, and without unnecessa-
ry crowds or disturbance.
We have the following returns, showing that
r. Lewis Armstrong was nominated for sheriff
and Chas. A. Winslsw, for Coroner;
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The JUBILEE. The children of the various
Protestant Sunday Schools in the CITY, we're
engaged yesterday principally in learning and
practicing the music to be sung at the approach
ing Sunday School Jnbilee, on the 18th Of June.
meetings OF the various schools will be held
during the week for further practice. Prof.
Clemmer requests the choristers to meet him
on Friday evening Of this week.
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FIRE IN KENT Co,-The stables. wagon
house, corn cribs, &C.. on the farm of r. P. Car
nsle, which Is occupied by Daniel Mason, near
Frederick, were destroyed by fire on the 11tb
INST, and the destruction OF the dwelling and
barn was only prevented by great effort on the
part OF Reuben Harrington, j. r. Jester and
thres other men who were attracted to the place
at the time
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DEAD INFANT FoUSD.-Quite an excitement
was occasioned, yesterday morning, on the north
side Of the Brandywne, near Eleventh. Street
Bridge, by the finding Of the body of an infant
which had been buried along the fence wo-
man, who was milking cow, had her attention
attracted to piece or rag partly covered by
earth. Upon examining the rag, she found it
to be the covering of new born in FAINT. The
Coroner was notified, and an inquest was held.
The jury rendered a verdict Of death from
causes unknown to the jury. The child was
supposed to have been dead about two weeks.
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CHANCE FOR School TEAoHER-Prof. r. Fl.
SKINNER, OF FELTON, Seminary, Kent Co.. Del,
desires to retire from active labors, on account
OF his wifea health, and offers his property for
rent to suitable person. 1t has been conduct
so a. boarding and day school for both sexes,
and has been quite successful while the pros
peet for the coming year we are assured, is ex-
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Rum AND R1oT.-The streets of our city, on
Saturday night, and during yesterday, were I'M
along, and number Of drunken brawls or fights,
occurred in different parts of the city. Quite a
disturbance was created near 4th and Shipley,
about O'Clock, yesterday morning a fight be-
tween two drunken men was allowed to be held
out on Maryland Avenue, yesterday forenoon,
creating much excitement; a similar disturbance
occurred near Market and Water streets, last
night and prize fight, out 9Th street hill, was
another disgrace which occurred on Saturday
night; This is a sad state OF affairs for our
usually quiet city.
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TIE ASSESSMENT CoMHnTTEE.-A meeting OF
the Assessment Committee appointed by the
New Castle County Republican COMMITTEES will
be held at the Republican Head Quarters in this
city on Thursday evening next, at eight o'clock.
Inc business to be laid before the COMMITTEES
being important, general attendance is re-
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~SPRIHG G0oDS.-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment at as King street.
has Just been supplied with fine stock Of SPRING
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination
just such STOCK as tasteful people like to examine
and select from. Mr.. Ms. customers have the ad-
vantage Of his 10 years experience in the selection
of goods and styles of make up. sThose needing
Spring goods should, by all MEANS call at his place
before getting measured.
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az Rrtersipe Fttrnitllre Istore.-The attention

EB- Hrtensipe Furniture Store.-The attention of
hCpublic is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture OF j. a ]. N. Hartman, No. 40
King street There is nothing equal TO It in the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this Old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large citiea, Is tl5a
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FIRE,-The alarm of fire this afternoon was
caused by the roof of George Zegler's Pottery
catching fire from the sparks of locomotive.
The flame was put out by throwing several
buckets Of water on it before the arrival Of the
fire eng mes, which were soon on hand.
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wUR TOWN SHOE STORE.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited TO call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves that that is the place to get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
70 order. A perfect nt guaranteed
LADIES', MISSES, and cRELDREES
machine sewed boets and shoes for sale at the yery
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call and learn my
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and gaiters
Repairing neatly and promptly done
J. M HOLMES
Ne. 10 West Eighth street.
mar29-n led door from ShipeyO WILL Del.
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CITY ITEMS.

EB-To clean Silver and Plated Ware, wash with a
streng hot suds OF the COLLAR REWARD SOAP
WIN. II. ALMOND q BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
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Jurubeba
Agents wanted.
Funeral notice.
Money made rapidly.
Italian greyhound lost
Wells Carboic Tablets.
Illustrated family bible.
New 0ook-Bunalo Land.
Three Years In a Man Trap.
Card from c. II. Gallagher.
Hardware-Truman i Shaw.
Dollar Reward Soap-City Item
White aud tan greyhound found.
Wanted-9ifl 70 take care OF children.
Information wanted of p. W. Custeed
Spring and summer hats-Reddie Hall.
Girl that unders ands upholsteTing wanted.
Advertising agency-Grin1n Hoffman, Baltic
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Ew-odlor Send for estimates, prices and other
information as to job Printing. F. c. Ferris, Sup
erintendeit COMMERCIAL Press JOB Rooms 9th and
Market Sta. il. Ia 4 l+.itl M
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Rw- Pappkltt and Book Werk,-o all kinds, done IN
the best style at the DOB ohce, s. W. Cor of Fifth
and Market Sts., Second Story)
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



WTlmtn0ton fOr Philadelphia,
0AB, a10, 1880 a m; 1850, 500, 400, SEA, Ills,
l020 p. m Sundays 6s0, 1910 p. m
RSEWttagton for Esw Ysrk,
1.so a N. 1a.qo and Rss p. m
Wilmington for Baltimore
lab2, aOs and ieoq a m. Les and SIT p. m
Rilntn0ton FOR Harrington ,
12b6 m. freight with passenger car attached and
lo10e M avs ?. m eThere "a LOO p. m. train
70 New Castle.l
RslmtngtOa for cDatesvtLle ReadtnO, BstAlsAsm and
FbthsUiflG
$50. and 1920 a. m; Las and 500 p m. Sunday
train ct a m.
PAaadslphia for Filmfn0tOHb
$50, 1l00 and 11.4B 8. m. ae0, AGO. 400, TO- AGO
and 11.sO p. m. Sundays 900, 11-s0p m.
TSatns ssvivs from DslasSavs r R,
500 from New Castle) lois q m. Rbb, 1000 D. m.
CThe latter subject to delays)
1feins aErtps from ". a r r r.,
SIS and 1l.aO, a. m /; AS and sis p. m. Sunday
train at p. m.
bw- See time tables for further particulars
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EY-TRe cheapest place to buv Furniture and Bed
ding Is atraVes, s. < corner 4th and King streets.
feS-eO<ian- mon tines thurs
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T AIDES. LADIES. LADIES.

III: re: ' &: .s f; a
One yard long weight ~ oz............... sll. 100
Thirty inches long, weight OF. ............ 100
front bFalds, very thick, without hOles... 40
oiae oursi Natural OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Side Guris, longer, Natural. ............... 200
Slde Curis very long, Natural. ............, 300
Frizettes, Puffs and ROLES. rs
Guarantee for real natural hair
AL orders finished within twelve hours
Combings and old Hair and Hairwork made up in
every style.
LOUIS BALZER, HAIR DRESSER,
1880 CAtsTEUT SrRKET, 1870
my9-ly Philadelphia,
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aid PIANOS AND ORGANS taken in exchange
kat street mRr2l-n
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~ H H II H,

~ IL II II H,
ca PROFESSOR HUTCHINSON, N. D., D. D
cfrffffS., the PHILADELPHIA DE NTIST, MANI
FACIURkS the best and cheapest ARTIFICIAL,
TEETH in the UNITED STATES.
He makes most BEAUTIFUL COMPLETE SETS from
% 70 Sl5 and gUlrGntes them to last fer ten yedrs
TEETH EXTRACTED and FILLED free of ehdrge
No charge but for material
PAINLESS ia REACTION by Nitrous OziJe Gas
rs Cents per Tooth
COLLEGE BUILDING, 514 PINE ST., PHILA'DA,
Open from . a NJ to6PM
kS Please cut this out and givs Hs call. janA-lyw
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for SALE.

LNoR sALE-Large lot of brick. low for cash. APP
II ply to my17-st' ED3E MOOR IRON co.
LNoR SALE-A piano and melOdeon.
NJ A. Ii. GRIMSHAW,
myl64t No. 4, W. third street.
LNoR SALE or RENT.-saloOn, Stable aud lot
n IN the South side of Market Street Bridge, VIII
mington' Delaware. Apply to ,,,,,,,,,,
myis-Gt on the premises.
A FARM FOR sALE.-The Undersigned being
"A advanced In years, having concluded to dis
ninety five acres, more or ess, situated IN Sussex
Co., Del. on public road lea ling from 1aestown TO
seaford; six miles from latter place. and one-half
nelds, two OF which are we'll set in clover the land
being highly improved and well adapted to the
Rrowih OF corn, wheat oats and the GRASSES There
are about seventy five acres In cultivation the ball
ance In timber. There on tile place good apple
orchard OF different varieties and a small peach or
chard me buildings consist OF new two-BtOry
frame dwelling wlth single s.ory adjoining. Out
buildings sum tent and IN good repairs. Further
the proprietor, EZEklEL REED,
mylV-Sm Seaford, ell.
VJNOR SALE OR RENT = Two HOUSES on -
II Harrison street aud Gilpin Avenue, 10 Iii
rooms each; front and back yards; hot and cold
EYHNs PENNINGTON,
mar6-tf No. $50 W. seventh 81.
ENoR sALE,-1he very desirable three.story fEs
H brick residence, No 900 Tatnal street; E4
containing len rOoms,and all modern improvements
nip7-tf 100 Walnut street.
LNoR SALE.-Scatterg0od Allen, 1905 W. Front st.
4 Is receiving large supplies Of Baled Hay, by
rail which lie is selling at the lowest market prices
Also nice lot Of Hay loose by the ton. Call and
leave your orders. apr24-tf
LNOR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE, a.
II Within one square OF Market street: seven 34
rooms and bath In good repair. Apply at
mario II ThiS OFFICE.
VNoR SALE-A 80 horse boiler and engine in
~ thorough order. APPLY to
n
N-NoR SALE-The large three-stOry brick ~
n DWELLlNG, on lot 2GxS4 feet, on s. w. zsi
corner of Fifth and Shipley Streets Terms easy
possession March 10Th. Apply TO .-
Janis IF No. eli W. Eleventh street.
hNoR sAlE-House 5iT West street. May be seen
IL daily after P. a. Apply TO
apr2I,u Market-street Wharf.
ENoR sALE-HoUSE AND LoTs.--One three "a
IL story brick house with tWo-gtory back NH
building, No. COZ W. Sixth street hot and cold water
In kitchen and bath room; heater in the cellar; In
good order.
one lot 90 feet front on washington street, below
One lot 90 feet front on Linden street. shove
Adams. = - 7
These lots are both in good location. The streets
are curbed and paved, and no grading is required.
Apply TO W. I. WESTBROOK,
Telegraph ONCE, Third and Market,
mar2Su Or sH washington street.
SAMUEL w. MccAULLEY,
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GALES OF THR Q. n. l. 90.
The following sales were made BY the Chris
iisna River Improvement Co. The lots are all
located on what is known as the Jefferis Proper
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ADAM CRUDE Co, OF the Ninth Ward are pre-
pared to supply their friends and customers with q
nrst-class article OF coal, also, phosphate and
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CHAS H. NYB,
Proprietor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
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~ MURRAY,
Ne CARTING AND HAULING
done at short notice. Car to hire and moving care
fuly attended 10 ALI orders can he left at M
Kings Tailor Store. No. 3. W. Sixth st. maTatf
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w. MccAULLEY,

SAMUEL w. McCAuLLEY,
ConveyRncer, Real Estate Agent and Conn
missioner for PennsylvRniR.
Conveyancing IN all its branches
Prompt attention given to buying, selling, ex-
rents.
Money carefully invested and loans negotiated on
Dond and mortgage, with ample security.
Estates settled. 500
either In person or by letter,
Olnce open until O'Clock In the evening.
OFFICE mo. 0O26 Market street,
Wilmington Del, Second Floor feb1Q-6m
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SPRING Styles new novelties in hats and stray
goods. The great $500 Pearl Cas- Hats, RumtOrd
Bros, 404 Market street.
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the WILMINGTON a. READING II, II,
COMPANY
lave completed arrangements to carry MONEY
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MAT TER to and
from all points on the line OF their road and West
Chester, Express matter sent TO Franklin Telegraph
ONCE, No. 2, West Third street. their Depot Front
ana Madison, or orders lef' with MGMullen h Seal
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
apr6-u c. STOIL GeniI Snnt
HNAKE NOTICE-Persons selling or disposinR Of
a property must notify the Assessors, or they
VIII be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER, 6lO Washington street, North District
VIM. STILLEY, al Poplar street, South District
| the two districts. ian1s m
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" UhhINtEMEN1S INNTITUTE
w AND FREE READING ROOM,
NO. 919 KING STREET (SECoND FLolRl
open every evening except Sunday, from to 10
O'Clock. Daily and weekly papers and magazines
containing general, mechanical and scientific nfOr-
nation IL is also provided with an excellent parlor
organ and other means OF entertainment Free to an
orderly persons. P. v BRENNAN, President
VIM. Ii. CONNELL- SsuretaTY. teOl9tf
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WELLS CARBOLIo TABLETS;

MnMUv MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil and
MONEE Key Oh OK Quilts. Catalogues,
samples and full particulars FREE. 5. M. sfEkCKR,
Bratteboro, Vt ap224W
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advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice fer 70 oentAl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-08
PERSONAL.

TREASURER LYNCH, Of the Varieties
Theatre, New Orleans, is al the Peabody.
ALEX. MCALEXANDER and bride
Alabama; ". Falkner, Mississippi: JOSEPH
ga4qess Memphis and Charleston railroad c
. zones LaIrange; Frank M. stone, New
lY5A ~ X M.7Wlnes Aississippi; NJ. 3. HaT1
anq BRIDE jackson. tennessee Ig McGufne
aud BRIO Cincinnati n. ". Mackiin, Ton
Iqs l~ialbQrne, Tennessee, art
stopping Al The Peabody Hotel
WHEN the returns Of the recent Wa
lefloo were being counted ia the sherN7s ~.
ice, the nervous Conservative caBfsdafas ~
the legislature DIVIDE the place. and o.eb
euuously enough was confident Of suecess
Mhen the returns from precinct after precinct
were read, each asserted that horrfbie ont-
RACES lad been COMMITTEES. and that M nert
box heard rom would turn the tables on Rar-
pour and the rest. one candidate, especially
slow ana who Jagged behind. said that he had
spent some days Ia The C.. n~eighborhoOd. and
nat me -resurns from G. would fetch him
% . the front" They were AZ last read
aloud. and The RECOGNIZABLE color bearer III
Democracy had only three outof D hundred
ana seventy votes. He Wllted, and his under
jaw dropped loosely down upon his swelling
bosom. Recovering himself a iencfh efi1s
ed up his voice and pallid face, and said ;
Boys move We make the id thing unanf-
NOUS evidently the sentiment was ap-
proved throughout Tennessee.
Another Democratic orator, the morning AZ
ter his nomination, went streuuOusiy 70 work
. train his voice He was seen early, before
The sun rose trudging along the dry channel
Bayou GayOEO, throwing his arms back
and forth and believing Ike a bull cali. He
became profoundly immersed IN the busy
thoughts that engaged bis turning brain and
spouted c~loQuenTly. Several people became
Interested in his strange actions and utterly
u~naccounlable movements, nd the watchers
a. lasi coming 10 the conclusion that he was a
mailman escaped from the Jail or poOrhouse
Or hospital, called q policeman. The candi-
date was arrested, bot drinks all round 81
lenced the Charley, who never spoke Of a tin
lasH AIElAa- he then TmnuH "a nNnan breast Of
the AFFAIR, asserting that however mad this
caALaate mas have been he was not more In
eane THAN the rest Of those who, supporting
efeeleyi deemed success possible.
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THE h SYSTEM.
Memphis and the Southeastern seaeOast
What ~GeOFgians are Talking
About.

The people Of Georgia are deeply interested
Just now IN the proposition to construct q
canal connecting the Mississippi with the At
lantic. A corps OF United States engineer.
have been making surveys and estimates, and
a convention OF Georgia and Southern mer.
chants viii discuss questions affecting the
route OF the canal at an early day, and means
VIII be employed TO mduce Federal interven-
ton Major Walter Mcfarland, United states
Army, he Engineer in charge OF the surveys,
says. "beyOnd certain distances the cost OF
transportation 20 a market eats up all the
producers profits and makes IL useless FOR
MN 70 snip MS crops. This occurs much more
quickly by rail than water, the cost Of trans
portatlon by rail being from i've to six times
as much as by canal. In looking FOR an out
let Tor the grain crops these water routes are
The only water outlets which the Missis-
slppi valley now has, are the river itself and
lhe canals winch connect IL with the great
lakes, The geographical positions Of the Ohio
and tennessee rivers, in relation to the rivers
which now into the Atlantic. will afford.
however, al a comparatively moderate expen-
QAsufel Two otner outlets more direct than
those by the Mississippi and the lakes. and
possessing. other advantages not enjoyed by
either Of these.
1T is with the latter only that this report is
concerned, and IL may be said for IL that
Wnlle u enjoys every advantage possessed bv
Lle others, II is superior 10 them in all his:
n II Will never be Obstructed by ice-wiIl
never be rendered impossible BIZ drouth-
does not descend sufficiently low into the
heated region to have its cargoes Injured BY
VIII ANAAAAE III Nt-lhnllAAnE
q cargoes between the points Of shipment and
discharge, and viii cost but little more than
the Erie canal enlarged. while its capacity
viii be greater; and no doubt ID will, like the
Ere canal, a for the original outlay, inter-
est, expenses Of repair and service, with a
large balance 10 its credit, in the course or
thirty years.
Nothing has been said OF the probable effect
which the opening Of this route would have
upon the development Of the exceedingly rich
mineral region through which IL passes. Nor
Of us STIMULATING effect upon the energies or
the people, who have been Impoverished, and,
20 some extent dfsheartened by the trials Of
the late war; nor Of the influence which com
lnercei he great peace-maker, would surely
experience in removing from the minds OF
citizens Of different sections OF our common
country, so brought into contact, the feelings
OF preJudice which too often prevent them
rom seeing how much there is IN each other
demands admiration and respect"
The commercial effect OF this canal would
be 70 turn the Tennessee backward from some
point below Mercer shoals, and this canal K
the Erie, would build 8 New York city Ia
knuNEaaEfarn EanrusQ