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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

'U0USS, wv
III Of which VIC pledge ourselves to sell for
cash from 10 to % and 25 per cent. less than
any other finn dare sell, who have not made
purchase this fail. Our motto is, ''short prot
rs and cash in baud" or ready pay, which we
consider cash All who wish to test the verac-
;ty Of this advertisement will please call and
examine or themselves, before purchasing else
where, for We will do you good. Save this per
centAgc while you can.
DAY & kIRTLAND,
At the old stand of Il. McDonough, Main-st.,
Plymouth Ohio. Sept, l6. 1864.
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GUARDIAN SALE.
Henry Young, Guardian of John Savers, and
Mary Ann Connell, Guardian of Henry Sa-
vcrs and Amanda Jane Savers,
Ggainst
John Savers, Henry Savers, Amanda Jane Sa-
ycrs an0 Others.
PURSUANT to an order from the Probate
L Court of the county of Richand and the
State of Ohio made October, A17th 1854, the
undersigned, Henry Young Guardian of John
Savers, and Mary Ann Connell, Guardian of
Henry Savers and Amanda Jane Savers, will of
fer at Public Sale on the premises in the village
of Plymouth, in the county of Richland, on the
9th day of November, A. d. 1854, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'clock, P. NJ.
of said day, the following real estate as follows,
to-wit: The cast half of In-Lot No. Sixty
Said property to be sold on the fol owing con-
dtions, to-wit: One third cash in hand, one
third in one year, ana the residue in two years,
with interest from the day of sale. Deferred
payment to be secured hy Mortgage on the
premises sold. = M 4 = Z Z. ~ -
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'Rsa<. .suss'. Gui!:p.rtriy A;@g7:ess!
EAVM YOU HEARD Glill NEWS
Blil Deveny has come to town !

-1ad he is ''loying tIem alV' IN The scay Of
selling CAe~p Cl~hing-"tSnaN Profits
and plenty Of Customers" IS: his motto.
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~@' WESTERN EXCHANGE.
Southeast Corner P,sblic Sqnare, Plymouth, o.
Ty1IIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. travelling community, that he has taken the
above House formerly kept by II. Lininger) Of
Plymouth, and having thoroughly repairedit, 10
now well prepared to accommodate travellers and
others. His table will always be supplied with
the best the markets afford. His stables (thor-
oughly ropaired) are under the care Of attentive
osers, aprl22- -3m JOHN SMITH.
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SEYMOUR G BARTLETT,
II a. e - Vy a. It. II

IL q e - Wy "A. II Il
III hlriN hIAD, BUTil fUHEIGN AMI
D0METlC, AND TIN, HEGT-lNON, COPPER
AND COOKING MD PAR.OA STOVES,
+ every description. CARPENTERS, AND
ALL KINDS OF MECHANICS TOOLS, &c.
Nortt- West corncrCfPuLHc Sgua,e, PLYmouTu.
e, ,EIMOUh s. BARTLETT would inform the
~ public that they have and now are constant
y receiving Il large and general assortment Of
the above specified goods, and are determined
not to be out done in variety, quality nor in
cheapness, and fri ends and customers, We wou d
inform you that we have two families to support,
and as our capital is small, and We sell at no
credit or very short ones. and make uuic!, re-
turns and at Il very sma proftwe mnst have
large sales or come on the town for support, like
all that have gone before US on this unlucky
corner. So if you have any compassion on us
cal. and see our stock. and if you see that You
can purchase what you want ut five pc" cent
cheaper for cash down, from us, than at San
dusky, Mansfield or Norwall, and save time and
expense, and find better quality. We arc
persuaded that your love Of self pride in sus-
tanning your own town will induce you to palron-
izc us. Don't forget to call and see.
We would particularly call the attention of
Carpenters and Joiners to inspect our goods.
plvmnuth Nav 81 1874
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STURGES' BOOK STORE.
Eoeks and stationery (!

d. STURGES BOOKSELLER, STATiONE0,&c.
MASsFIELp, ONO.
II AS just received II large and picuc' Il Rsort-
L J. M Mt of Books. American aud H.. eicn.
Staple and Fancy Stationery. The n,w addi-
tipns now made to his already lGr, uyck, en-
ah!cs him To fill any orders W. "E',n his pa
irons may favor him, and upon The best terms.
lie las also Just cun,pvtcd arrangements for
receiving all NEW AND VALUABLE PHBLl-
CATIONS as scou Hs they are published. -
Among his fine stock of stationery just opened
may he found I'll the new styles of white and
blue Letter and CAP, bath post, PLAIN AND
GILT EDGE folio post, commercial note and
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles OF tinted
blue and damasll Note and Letter papers, with
envelopes TO match; Envelopes of all styles,
huff, white and fancy--buH tinted and plain
IVISlTING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copying
books, copying presses, port folio, bankers cas-
cs. post Office and bill head boxes, date caicn-
ders, GOLD AND STEEL PENS, quilts, writ
inr fluids carnline inks, ink stands Of all kinds
pencils, sealing wax, waters, paper weights
letter and bill clips letter stamps. ivory folders
| WRITING PADS. hlottng pads, ink craSurc>
sand boxes, &c. Also, fnn stock of CUT
LERY, from the best manufacturers. BLAME
| BOOKS. day hooks. Journals. LedgcrS, Casl
Books, full or half bound and made of the hes
linen paper Timc-books, Pass books Mem
olandum-books, Diaries. &c. Every descrip
ton Of blank work made to order.
Wrapping Paper and TwiGc, White Nua tiro.
Bonnet Boards, Sc
LAW, MEDIC. IL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
lie has on hand complete stock of Law
= Madital, Theological, SeroUl and Standard Lii
crary Books. which he offers ut very low prices
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NEW NsAEsNESS SHOP.

large assortment OF everything IN their line
They have now ready for inspection, an assort
mcnt of Fancy and Common Draught Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
All work warranted to prove as represented.
Farmers and others are invited to call.
Plymouth, Oct. 81 1854.
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uIresS NlakiMg and MiiIincrY.

lS THE opD-rELLowS BUILDINGS, 2SD STORY.
MFRS. +. KIRCHEMEYER. would respect
-V1 fully inform the Ladies of Plymouth and
the vicinity, that she is prepared to attend to
any orders that may be eft with her in the Dress
Making and Millinery line. Her long exper-
,icnco in the above business, is sufficient guar.
anty of her ability to do work in n satisfactory
manner, and in the latest style. Her shop has
been removed to the front room over John De-
veny. Jrs. Store, in the Odd Fellows Building.
| Plymouth. Nov. II, 1854.
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E.s, q .IsS '7;ss- FSIsssl5S'toT!gC
GglE A. ~ MGNh

sGEE ntHtNS
,0ag ~ . re.-st fufy N.
- - k.a zoe fg'sstssf Y--lfs- = =
= ~ a. .s.sa at 49, sEtnrt -tisal - -->~rrf-
--'fhes NE a--s.iusa aA-~Z---------
ticl.s seirei iprgtlel s.l gPslea a neu shuP a.
tirorse ,sll.l.. > ~ .siiag 90 lhe Yuf.ose u
every description AMI kina O.
Carrifsesr Buggies and Wagons.
Pcrsoiss teaslnE OTdcrs sita thcs2 may re.y
"a Lay.n- taeai promptly eNeeatrsl. as tnsy d.
.he:r oNu labor, without depending upva 9TH
cIs. They arc both practical Ead eHperiencca
uorkmau. aud viii give the most euiiIe salts
.aetiai 10 all why msy favor them with Their
patronage. ia point 0f cheapness, niiiity and
style " huish. They would ask a fair tisl al
our citizens to prove to them that ''hoine man
fractures" arn much more profitable than East
rrn as they will sell their work cheaper, and IN
sure their manufactures 10 do double the sef-
sicc OF those made in the Eastern cities, and
-rcu-ht West oalg 10 tsli-not 10 be Of any It'll
y-but to humbug. All kinds Of epairinc
lone at the shortest notice and in the nSa'esl
manner, and on the most reassa5le terms
Give US cal. rnoy 3 LEE \ NcMUNN.
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Town Lot! g..a1.
A GOOD one, to trade for Canal Bank Cleye-
"A land, City Bank of Columbus, Miami Val
q lev. or any other "Dacent'' broken bank. paper,
'NaN'' Vim. W. BRENNAN.
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EsUSYHFsELD'S
nru-o .,,,d ERn1sa EininnaFNf

Nerve and Bone Limiment.
EFR. MbGUFFEY-I feel it q duty owe to
1sI mankind as we'll as to the proprietor Of this
valuable Liniment, to state what benefits re-
ceived from the use of one bottle Of it. About
six months ago was taken with rheumatism in
my right arm, which rendered me unable to use
it until few weeks since I lad been under
the treatment of physicians and tried many re-
medios, but with no good result, and began to
despair of ever having the use my arm again.
But am happy to say that that feeling of des-
pondoncy been removed through the efficacy Of
..Bushticld's Nerve and Bone Liniment," I
cah honestly rect mmend it to those afflicted with
rheumatism, and also for strains, bruises, &c.
If you think best you can use my name in ma
king this statement public. r. 1. LONG.
New Salem, o., April 3, 1854. - 3.
E@s77g@ For sale at the Drug Storc3o Of II. N.
WOOSTER. Plymouth, at s25c per bottIe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rrnr.stA EnEsEu

trGlNG Ul ybl' iisl.-l. aesrg--so.tl.es
- EH.s-a.si siIsdsof uhieA usli D. iiksi
Jog E0lis. ;ol tas fusT1-e u seu-.1g u e1i o.
tls STATE. Ua;.l iustLcr o. ilre.
Nov lu. tksi 81 NCER < NGlSHr.
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Plymouth Book, stationery, Fancy
WALL PAPER STORE.

A C. pU DOlS & son hare jast reesired d.
II. rect from iae ia {. at their Book Store, on
he SOUTn SIDE OF TIE Public SQUARE iH Fly
mouth iac iaryrSi aud test selected stock al B1oGs
Sia,ioEay. val aud W,adow Paper Gnd ldEkst
Notions, ever before oiierediu this market. They
have Books in almost every department of LH-
srdttlrc. Biqyraphy. History, Science, &c, eoapTs-
iag the standard old as well as the
Neyy E'uhIirntions "s ihr Cay.
SCHOOL BOOKS
N any ?gal.titg, and Of all kinds in general use
-STATlONERY
Imsricca, English and fftRch Wdii'tg PdpcrS
Envelopes, &c Of very fine assortment. ant in
quality to suit purchasers. B'aEk Books
Ledgcrs, Day Books, Justices DockCts half and
full bound: MemordHdHms. DIARIES, + 81. &c.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER
IN racsam9R quantities. comprising the newest
and most beautiful patterns far Pdrlors, Dining
Rooms, BsR Rooms, Kitehens, SC, in quality and
at prices to suit the market, and which house
keepers who look over cur assortment will have,
as they must be CONVINCED of the Immense SUPER.
ortiy Of pGper orcr chicGdsh in every respect fol
walls. EOEs--in alaost endiass rariety from
Rattle Jorcs and Riddles for the "wec babies" 't
all sorts Fancy dricleS SacjIe for presents to III
''big children" whether ladits OF gentlemen, al
Of nhjch hty wW sell as iow i not lo'c5r Han ar
'nihrr establishment in Northern Ohio.
NEW BOOKS AND NEW GOODS
Consistently being rcceircd. We invite all to cal
and examine our stock, as acs charge nothing 10
shouing goods, and are always happy to see GU
friends and customers psA. Cash, Rags, o
Prodace taken in srrhmgc for Goods.
EfAs Ordc@.'6r B,okS rot ttTR By US promptly
afi.gdtd 10, a'$o al orders Gam Country Merchant
md others. (Juue lNl A, 3 U BOlS 4 son
Fl M. WOOSTER,
! DEALER IN DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEM
] - icaIs, White Lend, linsccd Oil, Zinc Pain
Wingow Glass, etc, Plymouth, Ohio. Oct2
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
4 IL persons indebted To the estate OF I'll
?, "A late JOHN CuLp. either by note or boo
account. ere requested 70 call at the store late
occupied by the deceased, and settle and pay II
the same without delay And all persons held
= ing claims against said estate are requested
present the same TO us for allowance at thei
= earliest convenience. The partnership aitnir
/ Of tle late firm Of CUup 4 CRONlNGER. :
far as connected with the business done by thcg
= at this ace, will be settled by u.s. and all debt
d due or owing TO the la'c frm Us above, must b
{ pa d to us, md ali debts origin, y coutiact@
by said firm AS aA we stated mast 1e prtsrnto
10 us GJr allowance. Mi,nSER BARKER,
iiNbH IULH
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TVf7N
Fo, ,sa!ciyH. y. WOOSTER, Plymouth o nuv
IniiIinerV and EanCV Goods.

MFRS. CLARk respectfully announces to the
WI Ladies Of Plymouth that she has opened
IL shop over S. II. STARR'S STORE, in the
room formerly occupied by Dr.. j. Armstrong,
Dentist, where Millinery in all its branches will
be carried on i'll amanner surpassed by none.-
She will keep on hand anassortment Of Ladies'
Donnets, Trimmings, Caps, Head Dresses, 5c.
Dresses aud Cloaks made to order.
Fashions received monthly. NOv.lO, 'J4.
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Mansfield PlaningNIill

Ava q ASS4141As - &I9AA&
MANSFIELD. ONO.
l. MMINGER * SHERMAN. Proprietcrs, are
II now prepared to make all kinds of Window
Sash, Blinds and Frames, Doors Of every size
and pattern, Door Frames aLd Casing, and ii
Plane Flooring Boards, Siding, Architraize
Ease and Chair Boards, Moulding and Corn;cc
ready for use. We will keep On hand all the
above named articles made OF good WELL
SEAEONED FINE, ani will make 10 order aug
cf them On short notice, Of Ash, Pcr,ar, Wal.
nu; or Cherry Lumber. We will either furnish
the lumber or when cur Gus omers prefer. viii
work the lumb furnished by -brm. We cal
thr attention of tie FARMERS OF RICH
LAND, Huron, Crawford, Ashland, Wayne,
Holmes, Knox, Licking, and Morrow counties,
to Our work. Ifyou viii bring Us your Lumber
we will make you uli articles III our line neccs-
'ary 10 complete a building ready for use, at
one half the cost of paniug by hand and gene
| rally so that You can return with it in few
hours. Our machinery consists of one large
Steam Engine, Aliens Patent Planning Machine
warrented to plauc $4,000 feet day, complete
Sash Machinery, one Door Machine, one Siding
Machine, Moulding and Carving Machine
one matching machine, circular saws, and al
other tools necessary for complete planning
FACTORY.
We will pay in cash the highest market pric,
for good lumber. The Factory is On the line o
the Railroad, aud wi ! send in good order GU
work to any oint on the Mansfield, Sandusk,
and Newark Rail DAD, the Ohio and Pennsylva
MIA Railroad, and the Cleveland and Columbu
Railroad. We feel confident it will be to tb
interest of ALL BUILDERS to give us q coll
We can save them Al least 90 per cent OF tn
cost of the Horl; in r;,r line oDl on some ot he
kinds of work much more. All ordcrsprompt!.,
and faithfully cXecutca.
JACOD EMMINGER.
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DAGUERREAN
DwESTErt t-AEl.Is II. 90 M1

II SIETLfGAJ-z T.7CJoNxg
tOgER WUOSIEES DRUG STORb.)
4 RAlSTROEG s DUNUAtI have fitted up
4, a the commodous rooms over Wocstog's
Drug Store, in the most superb style, for the
purpose Of carrying on both DAGuERHEOTY-
Ping and DENTISTRY. liz both branches Of
business they win give the fullest satisfaction.
or 10 charge viii be made. They feel confident
in saying that they can compete with Cleveland
or Sandusyk in the execution OF their work, and
at much less prices. Call and see US when you
come to town. Plymouth, Aug 5, 1864.
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carriNes Buggies and Wagons.

q AanIa.sE-AGa AH-' .a.a aasa "fsasN- = - w. =
George Jotl,l..s ~ dag 90 lhe Yufgo.e u
,8tufscr.r.n. svtry description AMI kiud Q.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1854-06-24
ANNEXION SUR ANNEXION.

Ce nest pas settlement PHonduras qui demande
ayivre nos lois federates ce sont auss ct tres
serieusement, les lies Sandwich, par Porgane de
leur roi Kanlehameha III. Des correspondances de
Washington dissent que lie gouvernement recu de
M. Craig, consul americana Honolulu. des depe-
ches qui portent en- Substance que Kamehameha
a renouvete la demande de voir annexer ses do
maines aux Etats-Cnis soft CONNIE Etat, soft CON-
me Ierritoire. II aurat meme manifesto lie desir
davoir une prompte re ponse cette denande, en-
disant que la France ct PAngIeterre le pressaieEt
tellement qua mons que les Flats Unis n'lnter-
vinssent promptement, il ne serat plus possible de
realiser ce projet
Nj Craig repondu quill n'avait aucunes instruc-
tions Get egard, nj aucun pouvoir d'agir: cepen-
dant il consenti subsequemment ouvrr des ne
gocations en- son nom prive, ct sujettes conse-
quemment a papprobaton gu au rejet du gouverne-
ment de Washington On suppose que !e resultat
de ces negotiations sera transmits ce gouverne.
ment dams le courant du mois, ct QUA mons Que
quelque di1ficulte mprevue ne soft presentee, la
depache de NJ. Craig ccntendra la demande for
melle d'annexlon aux Etats- Uns, des autorites
hawaienneS.
II est bien entendu que cette nouvelle, demande
continuation; mais 81 ellie est fondee n'est-il pas
etonnant que nous trouvions constamment Ia
France ct fAngleterre fasant opposition tou,
aggrandissement territoriae de notTe pays lorsque
nous men faisons aucune nj leurs conqustes en-
Antique ct dams pfnde, nj ce quelles s'emparent
de tout ce qui est leur CONVEYANCE daus les mers
qui baignent rotrc continents
Courier d. l3 courGnt)
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UNE cATAsTRoPHE DE pLUs.-Un malheur terri
bic, rapperte le Courier des Etats- Ussis du Ter n
est arrive hieF rnatin, Wilmington tDelaware)
Trois charriots, charges de pondre ct attel6s de
quinZe chevaux traversaient La vlle IoTsquils ont
fait explosion, par suite DUN accident encore in
expliqu6.
Tous les chevaux ct les trois conductors ont
etc tues sur lie coup; sept maisons ct six ecuries
ontete renversees par Ia violence de la comtnotion
tune cinquantaine d'auttes batimens ont etc plus
ou moins endomnages
EexploSion est arrivee au coin de Ia 14e Rue ct
dOrange Street, presque en- face de la demeure de
reveque Lee. La residence epistopale conside-
rablement soufert une femme de couleur, emplo-
y6e CONNIE domestique est an nombre des morris
ct une partie de la famille de NJ. Lee nest pas
encore retrouvee.
II uanque aussi un enfant du nom McSewell
On eompte en- outre, parm les victimes I'm horn-
me nomme Thomas Hughes, ct I'm domestique de
Ia famile James E. Price, don't la derneure ste
pressue renveEsee.
Nombre de personnes sont aassi dangereusement
blessees ct est craudre que lie fanebre biian de
cette catastrophe ne Sc borne pas meme ce pre-
mier relieve tel6graphique.
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LA FLOTTE Russo DAMS LA
RATTTOTJE

D'apres une statistique que public Ia re-
vue de Frazer, (Frazer's Magazine) Ia fotte
entiere des Russes dams Ia mer Baltique, Sc
compose de trente vaisseaux, portant 2,465
canons. De ces trente, dix-huit ou vingt sont
en- bon etat les autres ne sont que de yeri-
tables bieoques, de vieilles carcasses II y a
de plus, faisant partie de la Aotte de Ia Bal
tique, quinze goelettes, bateaux de transport
DC, ainsi que cinquante on soixante barqnes
de differences sortes, teIles que bateaux pilo-
tes. bateanx plats. yatehs &C. La aottille
de ehaloupes canonieres, est dams une tres
mauvaise condition, ellie nest pas de plus de
cinquante dependant quatre-vingts de plus
sont en- construction depuis rautomne der
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SITUATION DE CUBE.

Dams une lettre ecrite de la Havane par un
citoyen de New ork ct que le Journal de
Commerce reproduite, nous trouvons des
details interessants sur la situation actuelle
de File de Cube. L'auteur voyage dams
les differences parties de l'ile; il a observe,
examine les Notifications, il suivi avec at
tention les preparatifs de guerre qui Sc font
ct il n'hesite pas dire que les Etats- -Unis
ont grandement etc induits en- erreur, peat
etre dessein, par tous les articles qui ont
etc publies dams les journaux ct revues.
lily dams Tile, dit-il, vingt quatre mile
hommes de troupes regulieres, plus trois mile
+hommes de troupes, composites de negres ct
qui serviront CONNIE artilleurs. LIE nombre
des fregates, fregates arnees, guarda-costas,
toutes bien equipees e: stationnees sur les
c6tes ct dams les portF, est quatre fois plus
grand gu on ne lie pense lei. Ily aussi un
grand nombre de navires qui peuyent facile-
ment etre converts en- vaisseaux de guerre de
dix a vingt canons, outre quatre steamers ct
six vaisseaux de ligne qui sont maintenant en-
route pour File de Cube, charges de trans
ports ct portant six mile homnies de troupes
regulieres, don't mile artilleurs: L'auteur
ACUTE:
"Une liste dc tous les proprietaires de
terre, ainsi que des royalistes ct des suspects
est entire les mains du gouverneur. Tous ceux
sur lesquels on peut compter ct ceux doit Sc
defer sont commits. Des armes seront tnises
aux mains des premiers, en- cas- d'invasion, ct
les suspects seront immediatement arretes.
Les munitions ct les armes sont gardees avec
soin ct en- cas- de troubles, toutes les disposi-
tions sont prises pour transferer Immediate
ment lie tresor public Moro Castle.
Les habitants de Pile que l'on croft dispo-
ses la revolte sont fables en- nombre ct ne
savent rien de la guerre. lis sont sans Or
ganisation, sans arrnes, ct certes lis desap.
pointerons fort ceuz qui aux Etats-U Unis croi.
raient ponVoir compter sur eux.
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CUBE EFT LES ETATS-T'NIS.

lie Neac- York Express, sous Ia date do
= midi, public Ia d6peche telegrsphioue sui
vantes que nous traduisons:
Tn porteuT special de depeches du gouver
nemcnt d'Espagne, Went d'aveir une coufe
renee officiclle arec le nouveau ministre Dc
Madrid, lei, et'le resnltat semble ine1iquer de.
tvtnements de Ia plus haute Importance.
TouteS nos difficulties avec l'Espagne sem
blent en- bonne vote d'arrangement a l'amia
bic nlais lie fait lie plus grave est la declara
ton fAlte par llSpagne qu'e!le est dispoSee
vendre Cube, ct quill Y actuellement SUI
pied entire les deu1 pouvoirs dcs negotiations
d Get efTet.
c'est la connaissance qu'avait le presi.
dent de ces negotiations qu est due sa pro-
clamatlon contre les fibuaiers, de la meme
manlere que la connaissance du ,raite Gadds-
den, Il quelque temps, motiya celle con-
tre les tilbustiers de California.
Cette nouvelle a cause un grand mouve-
ment ct beaucoup de curiosite dams tous les
salons politiques; les hommes du Nord de-
mandent qu'est-ce que tout celia veut dire
A quoi tout celia aboutira-t-il?
Les hommes du Sud triomphent les hon.
mes moderes des deux c0tes voient dams cette
nouvelIe acquisition, une recrudescence des
animosites sectionnelles qui ont deia plus
d 'une fois mis- le salut de la republique en-
danger.
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