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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE Dis
fEDnUARY, ls1a
Daniel X. Stewart, nlainttn,
nr.,. ~. q, An,
The Richmond and York River AZ LAW NO "'tS
Railroad Company, defendant
on motion of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Edwin J. stan
ton his attorney Il u ordered that the defendant
the Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
cause its appearance to be entered herein on or be
fore the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day; otherwise rhe cause will DO proceeded
by the Court u. X. CARTIER,
True COPY. Test: Chiof Justice, &c.
n, J. MRIaH, CLERK,
by y. Jay Camp, Assistant Clerk. mhiaWaw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

SUITES OF ROOMS-FoR RENT-FINELY
- Furnished, including gas, heat, bath and water
closet, l2lt street. feb2tf
ID ARE CHANCELLOR SALE, TIE STOCK,
IL FIXTURES, GOODWILL and LEASE OF q
nrstelAs Grocery, commanding an old established
trade. Reason for relling Ia on accOunt OF other
business connections, Address A. D., REPuBLICAS
Once. feb9iu
EOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-LoTS AND
Il HOUSES. in all pArts Of the city.
A. J.. BARBER 4 CO,
feeisOl9t oil Seventh street, up. Post ONCE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

EWK sALE-THOSE FOUK UKPNEsSED-DRICk-
Il front Houses on the north side Of pennBylyania
avenue, between Twenty. fourth and Twenty NTH
streets northwest being three stories aud attic con
tanning eight rOOmH each; and also vacant lot Ad.
Joining VIII he sold cheap, either separately or to-
fether, for the purpose % settling up. an estate
Average rrice about ea,6O each. The best invest.
ment ever offered In this city. Free u all taxes and
title indtHputAble Apply To L. r. CLARK, Paper.
west mhIi.tT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.

UNoR sALE-TwELvE NEW Two-sToRY |
n frames, Win cellars op street north, hetween
good rooms. Rmall cash payment and balaqee In |
monthly instalmontH IT, w BOWMAN,
mheeoim tl9 Seventh street
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1t is apparent that the coal and iron in
teresIs Of West Virginia are destined to be
brought into AN early AVID profitable deyel
opmen- Extensive iron beds along the
line Of tie railroad are being reduced TO
supply suadry furnace and mills going mp
in different parts of this State aud Vir-
ginia Soon, ore taken from the mines
intermediate TO stanton ujll find its way
to the manufacturing regions of Ohio.
where the Missouri ore has been er
poyyd which will be -upplaptei by this
ore on account Of BE- cheapncs- and accs-.
sibIli'y The coa', lying 900 endless yarie-
ties aud quantity upon the Guyandotte
Kanawha and Coal rivers, will be wrought
INTO healthy traffic for fuel and manuiac.
turing purposes The time is not TAR dis
t.ut when West Virginia Will take bel
place among the leading States Of th,
Union.
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engagements that could be made that would
more directly add TO the business done in
the city, and to the accommodation OF the
neishborhood. Under the old schedule,
we had trains arriving and departing in
the fore and demonstrating at 7:30 in
the morning. aud another arriving at To-
so that parties in the country and towns
adjacent could come in, do their dealing,
and leave Tor their homes the same day by
the afternoon train. But by the change,
country people are obliged to remain over
night, which subjects them to additional
expense, as there are no departures after
half-past one, and no arrivals until ten min.
utes before two; thus excluding from Hun.
tington the trade along the line OF the road
which would gravitate here were suitable
conveniences offered
The present arrangement is directly
prejudicial to the local interests of the city
and should be altered at once. II the
mixed trains cannot he changed to meet
the purpose in view without disturbing the
connections East, an additional local Train
should be put on TO run between this city
and kanawha Falls and in this manner
encourage the interchange OF business be-
tween this and the intermediate towns.
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Ceredo is having a litlle trouble with the
management Of her bridge The toll gath
erer was indicted at the holding OF the late
Court and cannot be found by the Justices
Ibe sale of liquor, however, goes on under
the supervision OF his wife 90 an extent that
j. becoming aggrarating to the oeigLor-
hood, the tolls, too are falliug oil, which
the owners OF the bridge attribute to some
irregularities in the returns They have
made several efforts to get ria o the offend
ing partiee aud place the bridge in the keep.
ing OF worldly persons, but so far they have
not been successful.
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Lient. Frederick d. Grant, the stripping
who disgraced himself at West Point a
year or two ago, and was tackled on to
Gen. Sherman coat tail on his tour thro'
Europe, was lately appointed aId-de camp
to Sheridan, with the rank and pay OF
Lleutenant.Colonel, to be stationed at Chi
cago The brazen impotence and selfish
favoritsm OF the Administration was never
more strikingly portrayed than in thia
appointment.
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The floating dens that line the Big Sandy
on the Virginia side have succeeded in
evading the officers in their attempt bring
them TO justice These breeding places OF
wickedness and vice are filled with men
and women in the lowest state OF depravity
aud abandonment. Indictments were made
against them Tor the unlauful sale OF liquor
and disturbance OF the peace, but it seems
that it is difficult to bring them 10 justice,
Is they shift their position when they deem
1t unsafe at one place. The evil must be
stopped
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Time for Holding County Courts.

the following is the time for holding
County Court in Cabeil, Lincoln aud
Wayne counties
CabeH The third Monday in January.
VI, rcl, April July, September and October
Lmcoit-The second Monday u Junu-
AIRY, April, May, July, September aud
November.
Wayac-1he first MONDAY in January
April, May, July, September aud No.
vember
II shall be- the duty Of each Of said Courts
ut the first term thereof held after the pas.
age Of this act, by M order entered oi re-
cord. 90 designate which of the said terms
shall be limited 10 matters connected with
the police AMI fiscal affairs OF the county
aud which shall be- held for the trial OF
causes and the transaction of other bus
mess within the General jurisdiction OF such
court Aud eaan o; said courts may from
time to time change any one or more Of the
terms -0 designated 40 any fiscal or police
term whenever 900 option OF such court it
may h- necessary AMI proper 10 do -o.--
CdbN funn Brcss
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The disciples OF removal again showed
their hands on Monday last. The bill
which passed the House last Fall Tor the
removal OF the Capital temporarily to
wheeling, was called mp in the Senate, and
after some discussion was tabled, but re.
newed on Tuesday, when an amendment
was offered, pending the consideration OF
which, motion to lay it on the table pre-
vailed by vote of twelve to eleven. There
let it rest
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Capital auc.r,on In the senate.

Nearly the whole Of yesterday session
was taken mp diminishing on the Capital
question. The friend. Of House bull No l6
worked 90 clear the calender OF the bills
having precedence OF that bill, and TO-. op.
pouent- lahorei in the opposite direction
a series of discussions and votes were had
upon preliminary qiestious aud the AYES
and noes iu each case showed the chances
to he very evenly balanced. At last the
Till WIS reached aud m amendment pro
posed Uy senator Snerrard, -trikin. ont
December 18th ~ the time nj which o.
-hould take elect, aud inserting .dsy l-t
Pending the consideration Of tins amend
ment. Senator Blakcmore moved 20 table
the u'l. and the motion prevailed, ayes ~.
nose 3d.
Ih-, it .- believed. settles thc question
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PgRsoNAL.-Mr Robcr: w. Fisher.
Cashier OF the Western Division of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, LETT YES
terday for Richmond, where he will here
after be stationed, having removed his OIL
fee to the general department at that city.
During his stay, Mr.. Fisher gathered about
him large circle OF warm friends aud &C.
quaintanees and his absence will he re
GREETED by all In his new field we wish
him success
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The proposition laid down by Free
Democrat" that the withdrawal OF Gen.
Breslin made the President OF the city
Convention the rghtu Candidate for
Mayor, is gem in political ethics that
should not be lost.
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freight train ran into a small slide
near De Hams Tunnel, the other day,
throwing a couple OF box cars off the
track, and in order to get the through ex
PRESS train from Richmond by, the cars
were upset down the bank into the river.
The fireman became frightened, jumped
of, and was killed. No one else hurt
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-04-05

Inc election on Thursday was the most
exciting contest ever held in the city. The
day was propiiious, being mild and bright.
which gave the various political workers
good field for their operations. The DIS
position on the part oil many Of the Repub-
icans TO ignore the nominations made bv
Tie Convention some weeks since, and put
III separate partisan ticket deranged the
movements of the participants OF that body
until the real intentions of the opposition
were made manifest On the afternoon
previous to the election, DR.. Chase con-
lessedly in the interest OF the straight out
Republicans, was sprung upon the people
with the hope that the disaffecton among
the Breslin Democrats would turn to his
favor, which, with the and OF the regular
nominees TO give the ticket shane. they
hoped TO elect him The suddenness OF its
appearance, and the earnest efforts of the
leaders TO carry it into popular favor. sue
ceeded III awakening some anxiety amonc
the Democrats who consulted upon the
proposition TO meet them on square ground
the effect Of which was to scatter In. SIM.
porters OF the citizens ticket, who took
shelter under their respective parties. Az
Ter the voting commenced, the persistency
with which the Republicans urged their
candidates, caused Mr.. Burdick to ian be.
hind with the Democrats: and finally. a
general policy of skirmishing and BUSH
whackng took place, which was due to
the unnecessary apprehensious OF some of
Col Buflingtons friends. winch ultimately
defeated one OF the most popular and
practical candidates, Mr. Thos. J. Burke.
Several who were needlessly fearful that
the Republican candidate tor Mavor might
win, began to barter and scratch the Coun
cil ticket 10 suit any advantage they could
gam icr theirs, and in this manner the in
dependent candidates made signal head.
way. In the course OF the afternoon, how E
ever, better understanding was reached
and the divided citizens ticket again BEGAN
10 close up and leap ahead, and gained
constantly untll the Closing OF the polls S.
Al about midnight, the result. shown in
another place, was made known, which
gives the citizens ticket four as nomina.
ted and one independent making the
Council four Democrats to one Republican,
and the Mayor aud Recorder, both Demo-
crats
The defeat Of Capt. Burke is generally
regretted by all his friends He is known
as one Of our TEST citizens, honorable and
consistent in every act In the early part
OF the canvass his name was prominently
connected with the mayoralty, but at his
instance it was not permitted to come before
the convention. The city will find "a sphere
for his services in the near futur,
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The change in The running Of trains. in
. local sepse. - not Of any benefit to Hun.
oogton. We are very glad to bail the ad-
vent Of through trains to Riebmond-it is
= convenience to have The means Of access
% that city daiy-but there are OTHER ar
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

was burglariously entered on Wednesday
oil last week.
Iron and coal have been discovered in
respectable quantities near Gerards,own,
Berkeley county.
P"rkersburg is reforming. The Ortho-
poiifan says, that notorious resort OF the
vicious known as the Bridge House, has,
thanks to our efficient city authorities.
been finally cleaned out aud nailed up-
The Parkrrsburg Monroe Methodist Epis.
copal Church ia to be Immediately rebuilt
Subscriptions amounting to $4,000 have
already been made.
The Grand Lodge and Encampment Of
Odd Fellows will meet in Wheeling on the
fourth Tuesday in April
The Mason County journal recently re
moved from Point Pleasant To Clifton, and
now under the mana cement OF f. ;. Trus-
sell. wears neat and improved appear
ance
The Hartford salt furnaces are in active
operation, each "liftng' about 900 BUSH
els OF salt Il day She boasts OF bromine
establishment, also.
West Nirginian passed through Dav-
ton, ONO, last week aud cav an elephant
which cost him SlGI,95. He invests no
more in zoology Wheciiag Register.
He must have Hailed from the Pan
Handle.
The Davenport brothers were repudi-
ate'i at Wheeling last week Their perfor-
nance was characterized as TOO thin"
Hon. Frank Hereford has returned to
his home al Union, Monroe County.
The Border U'dtchnan, speaking OF the
benefits OF the c. ~ o X r. SAYS. Messrs.
j. D. * VIM Hinton shipped, during this
week, from Talcott, large lot of Irish Po-
tatoes, of the finest varieties, raised by
them on Indian Creek They 20 to the
Richmond and Staunton Markets. This il
no doubt the fret shipment of potatoes
ever made from Monroe
The extensive wooden mills in Morgan
County, owned by Col. Richard NJ. Jobe.
have been reiurnlshed with improved ma
chnery and are now in successful opera
ton.
Mrs Mary Kirnaird, one ofthe pioneers
OF Wood county, died in this city. on Sun.
day, at the age of ~ years EarkersJ,ug
Orthopoiitan.
The Small Pox has appeared in Graf on.
j. ;. Nillets, youth carried of the
prize for the best Grafton before the Col
umbian and Parthenon literary societies OF
the West Virginia Universities at Wheel.
ing last week.
George Morris. residing near Kinywood
Preston county, met with his death recent.
~ by falling over Il cliff one hundred and
fifty feet high.
1t is proposed to make the Ohio river.
Washington street, Avery street and the
Little kanawha, the boundaries within
which no frame buildings exceeding ten
feet high shall he constructed -Pdrkcr,-
O"Y OCthOpCLtm
Mark w. Lloyd is appointed postmaster
at Muddy Creek, Preston comfy.
Mrs Bartora Herr, Of Lewisburg was
found dead in her bed on the 3Oth inst
The Monroe Register saws: On Tues
day, the 18th irst the dwelling house of
Mrs. Frederick, at Sweet Springs. in this
county was entirely destroyed by fire.
On Tuesday afternoon about sundown ms
Mr. Lawrence Carr was riding along the
plank road near Roy's hotel his horse sin.
ped and fell beneath him. 1t was found
that his limb was broken in TWO places
below the knee Vast TirgiaiaH.
Time for Holding County Courts.
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1. Adler, of Guyandotte.
is Offering a new and well
selected stock Of Dry
Goods at the lowest mar
ket prices. Call and see
his Prints before buying.
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a temperance contributor to the 1t AL
bans Pioneer urges the Incorporate doc
trine Of supporting no candidate for office
who does not stand on the prohibition plat
form
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Aantingtum, attest a'a.,
Saturday. April S. 1874.

The large stone dwelling OF Col. John
:. Cunningham, at st Adams, was de
s'royed 10y fire on Wednesday morning.
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HYMENEAL

SWIM Artve.-On the 10Th uIt. atsr-.f.
IN church W. Va, by Rev. Ambrose Wen.
Mr. Robert smith, OF Iluntipgf,,u aud al.
Alice Waring. Of Portsmouth. Ohio.
Portsmouth, o., papers please copyl u
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ANOENr ArrOGHtrns or Nrmvr,
WourHHs Mr. Thomas Moore. Of Fairfax
Court-nOu-c ha- presented 10 the Stale
Library a number Of documents five in ALL.
signed respectively hy L0rle BYteiot and
Duumore. GOV Benjamin uarri.on. Thorn
~ jefferson and Patrick Henry These
old documents are well preserved and the
autographs are clear and distinct They
will Boo framed and covered with e'ass. and
then hung in the Library for inspection hv
visitors. - Richmond Whig.
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ne farker-hurg Times says thieves
we're 'I.y during the progress Of tho fire
Rev bolton. whose church and pNr-on-
age were ''r"ei. WAS among the sufferers
us VIE bGrrau dr.wei- wee MoS,u
open and 'he contsoi- stolen
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Arrivals at Merchants Hotel,

Corner Of 9Th street and "a Avenue. dur.
ing the week ending Friday morning. April
4, 1873
FRIDAY.
Brown, Philadelphia; II Moore. Ash.
land, Ky; Suu, Nathan Sanford. Ohio. q
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The new arrangement iu the running Of
through trains, which took effect on The
first Of April, commences the character OF
the Chesapeak and Ohio railroad ~ a
passenger and freight carrier. The i'm
portance ofthe road il immense. II throws
Cincinnati and Richmond in quick and
aing an unlimited traffic between the
south aud great vest. Passengers leaving
Richmond early in the morning will arrive
at Huntington that evening, and transferred
TO The packets making connexions with
the road. are placed in Cincinnati at five
o'clock the next morning, throwing the
two cities within twenty four hours Of
each other
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THURSDAY.
HUNTINGTON MARKET.

cY,le,lea w,,Eg y Lalll.g @ J.L..l....
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W Quinn. A Gainn, BarboursviiIe; Luiwis
Schmidt, Guyandotte; L Jordan. South Point:
Weller, IrontYn; II A Rowe, Pitt.burg; { r
E-tes, X; :, Cooper, L cbn--
~, city NJ Hilb. Irunton; J J Cadet. Gallipo-
liz; Morgan, X Rohman. Cincinnati; n
FaDdsn, GalliPoli-; W Esrhart. by; II 4
Wilson, Y kendriek. Portsmouth,; c Magapn
VI wysoDg, Indians; W Brown. West "a; c
Moore, Pt Pleasant; A Jones, Baltimore,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-05
RIVER NEWS.

NAsnvILLB, December 4.--Rivsr riaing
rapidly; up6 feet 4 inches to-day; - feet
lOinc hes on shoals. WsAthsr cloudy and
cool.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.--Arrived;
New City Of Alton, Chas. Bsdmann, Pau
line Carroll, ~. Louis. Departed; g.
b. Church, Cincinnati. Weather cool.
CINCINNATI, December 6--Rivsr TWEEN.
ty-nins and rising rapidly. Arrived.
Andes, Wheeling; Arlington, Memphis
Departed; r W Skillingsr, Pittsburg.
Weather colder.
EVANSVILLE. December %.--Storm con-
tiausd till midnight cleared up cold and
cloudy y, new With prospects Of saow, River
rIssnas inctss. up,s 00ysrthors, Ar
kansas Belle, Fsysttss Afics Brown.
Down: Mary Amsnt, George Lisls,
Morning Star, Bowling Green. Business
dull.
MEMPHIS, December CLOUDY and
cola, River sizing fasl. Arrived: Ben
franklin, Cincinnati Robt Mitchell,
Louisville. Departed: Anna and
Ouschi.a Belle, New Orleans; Fannie
Lewis, Rcd River; Kate Kinney, s.. Louis;
Come and See Ne, south; Little Condor
Ohio river; Ella, White river.
LoulsrILLH Dssmbsr A.--Ths river 10
rising With 10 fsst 10 inches In canal and
fses 10 laehss IN the pes down Isdian
chute. Weathsr cloudy and cool BusS-
nsss improving. Avrivsls-0en, Lyle,
Cincinnati; Dors No 2, Madison Tara.
con, Henderson. Dsparturss-0sn. Lytls,
Cincinnati; Dors No2, Madison; Tara.
oen, HendsSsoo.i "a III - ~
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POTTER'6 MISSILE.

We have bsea anxious 70 publish the
article Of The Mound City Journal on
the Oongressioual question, bu. messages
and 80 forth have crowded it Out uatil
this morning. Editor Potter has de-.
nounssd Us heretofore FOR advising that
all electors opposed 10 Radical misrule
should units in new political organize
tion 70 defeat the Republican party, but
hspracticss our advice. In the late can
vass he was hand and glove with the Re.
publicsns, and in . new organization
almost defeated the Radicals Of that
county. II Democrats, who refused to
forget thsshs had taught them 70 stand
BY the old organization and not affiliate
with ths dissatisfied members Of tho Ne.
publican party, had not voted the Radical
ticket rottsr's party would have won .
famous victory. Bat Peter 10 ne, incor
,igibls. He will, in time, learn tha, thss,
Democrats Who refuse 10 sAeriacs party
pride are allies Of the Radicals, aus
then Potter will talk and write - we'll a
act like ssgseious politician.
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Prom Louisville.

AN EYsIxE AND THREE CABS WRECK ID.
LOUISVILLE, Dscsm Der As, freight
train No. 20 Was going north on the Gam
den City branch Of the J. N. and I. rail.
road, Wednesday night last, at Gin 20 Sta.
ton, near Rsnshville, the engine struck q
trse which WAS blown BY the wind across
the track, and turning ovor instantly, kill.
Ing Geo. Ambrose, fireman and scalding
TO death Ohas. HcKib1in, engineer
Three cars we're wrecked and the engine
badly damaged. AcKibbin leaves . wife
and two children and 10 the sixth man
killed while in charge OF this same engine
AIoTHER RAILloAD AccIpEHr.
The passenger train On the U. and n
railroad, bound for this city, ran into {
trse al Hobbs station, between Lsxin gton
and Aaryvills, Indiana, Wednesday night
during tho storm, throwing tho engine
from the track and turning it upside down
Tho engineer and fireman escaped with 9
few cuts and bruises.
ID. .,...... TIE STORM. 50
The stor m Of last night was ths most vi
olsat that hos visitsd this city and vicin'
ity for some time. Much damage VA
done by the rain and wind, accompanied
by thunder and tightening.
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CUBA.
RESIGNATION OF CAPT.GENERAf
'sy GOvELLER.
CtBAyswIE NOT SUBMIT TO THE
NSNRRENDNR OF IRE



-
HAVANA, December Capt. Gen.
Joveilsr autographed TO the Madrid gov
ernment tonight, dispatch to the follow.
ing effect The Madrid govefnmet per.
emptori,y ofden sbe CAPT. Gen. TO deliver
up the Virginius. Gen: JovelIer respect
IuIv fesigns ME position and demands
tnst another person DO sent to take bis
place, VINO can carry out the orders OF the
government Consesering the excited seste
OF public opinion, And the impessibility Of
ov,erc s.. Tue dlmea,tles' Gen. Joveller
supm'u snss me mahiiest was prepared
Tor delay during which time, opoftu..
my Wouiu % gwen ior rehectlon, and
s'me gained 10 SHAY .ne nrery, patriotic
spiri. Oh tne great nationai party IN Cubs'
pus s..ong orue.s ron Msur'a 70 20 I'M
meo,s'e'y eaeeused, aSPrIve MN OF this
resources 'nLUugn wr1cn ne noPed 70 save
tne upnoio,hg OF Aushority ana the
in.e,es.s y, sne country. IN oroer ina!
tne Maatid govornmeh' may comprehend
the dimcuit'es OF tho s"uation, and 90
justice 20 inc order ana perseverance, with
when no began MS lAoor, when had al
ready oegun 70 produce ifuit, the Gap.
ten: describes tue situation IN The Island.
lie declares that The impression produced
oy W. M, VI INC ~.
rS.% .,as,";. "a -. ~; uee"
omp'sseo, ana SPAN ana tne United
states can % compared VITA that pro.
ducea IN SPAN ~ tns Weety OF bayonne
which led 70 we war OF indepssdsnce
sgaiuvN apoisou. ne oese 70 saeuss tho
governments !has the immediate delivery
OF me sngin,us wiz inssartAneon'ly
e ' so ',, Throughout