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State OF Yves, Virginia,
Ohio County Circaii Court
..as-I |. june RHln. H.,
Thomas Hughes

Ohio County CtfcHii CONT
.as@I June RUln. l.,
Thomas Hughes
vs..
Robert Henderson, Executor Of John IAf.rr
deceased.
Attachment In Asumpsit
TJNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT TOry
i cover Of the defendant, Robert Hender,,
Executor of John Lafitrty, deceased Ii. -.
of co.. IS, with interest thereon from u, In
day of June, IsGo, till paid and costs. H.,
tachment sued out In this cause having T..
returned served on the Agent Of the b a.
II. r. Co. and ID. G. List, the Receiver Of d.
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, In the ease ON,
b. s. q. II. r. Coz against j. & W. laden,
ct al. And II appesrisg from an anidan aIc,
in the cause that said defendant, Il HeHasr,or
Executor, IL n OF arresident Of the State Of We
Virginia on motion of plaintiffs attorney Il !,
ordered that he do appear here within "a.
month after the fourth weekly pnhlicatiou a.
due posting Of this order at the front douF OF H.
Court House Of Ohio county, aud do What b.
may deem DIT 10 protect his interest a. ,a,
Executor.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREfNIG, Cieh
G. b. Caldwell, Atty for Plaintiff
ivi.oaytt
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state OF west virginia.

ono COMFY Cuc" tOurt-
q June Rules, lSG-
n. G. Barr, administrator do bosIs non Gun
tostameBto annexo Of the estate OF Mar
Smith deceased, George Smith, John Smith
David Smith and Joseph Sn,lth, heirs NJ as
of Harry Smith deceased, Henry Ksenan a.
ministratot oil the estate OF James ksouib
who was the husband Of Elizabeth keruau
Abraham Miller, Pleasant Miller hia VIE
Richard Sbiyely and Jane shiyely his viii
William Richly and Sarah Richly bis rile aBl
William Richly, heir ut Law Of Mary Catharib,
Richly, deceased, Fergus Smith, in his osr
right and a. Joint esecutor with Henry h."
nan, OF the will VI John saith. deceased lies
- Smith and Mary Elizabeth Smith, nov 10
icnnarried with Horace gidgely, children
Fergus Smith, William Craig Smith Mar
Catbaripe Smith, and Henry Clay smith -.
dren o. John Smith deceased, Mary Wlliiu'
Mary Jane Newton, Rebceca Ann Robert'alt
Fergus Roberts,
Joseph w Morgan and william u. Morgan -
miDistratOrs Of tho estate Of Josiah h0IgIr
deceased who was executor OF the last VII o.
Mary smith, deceased Ebenezer Mci'nBt
Fergus Smith and Henry keenan,, joint 'Io''
iOrsoi the Last win OF John Smith, dsc'h-'a
~ h5ta t. Ia CbaBosfl
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO con
y pei The DESCENDANTS, Joseph w. Morgan 40
the hdmlnistrator all sums Of money 10 thu
hsnds belonging 20 tho estate Of MARY snIi
decsazsd. and 70 charge xIfthe dsfendanis 3D.
devastayit worked upon aid estate, and Il ~
pearing from m aiiidayit flod In the cause IA
William ~ Morgan isnot arcsideht Of the S;'I'
counsel 10 ~ ordered that no do appeal b'f'
within ono month amer The fourth weekly pus
cation and due postin9 Of this q der al the lrOs
door 81 the Court House Of. Ohio county and b
Whist no may deem ~ " protect his Interest
q Testi HlCHAKL j. gIEINIG, ClrE
T. =. \, hAAx sol'. for codplt.
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THE CREDITORS

nFTHOMAS BLACKBOARD ARE HIpy,r
" notified to appear at my Office in the ciI' =
July, A. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
cause. If any they have, why the said ~
Riackford should not be discharged finn "a
debts under the Bankrupt law Of March , H.. a'
The second meeting Of said creditors vii
held at said time and place, and the tbinl ~, =
ipr on the day following at same hour ami NV,
GEO. b. caldwell ''
,vt9oawow Register in Rlnlru,'
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Fran Rals1n,are.

NEw YORK, July 3o.-The Baltimore
Sun intimates that the expected oppor-
tunity of commercial connection with o
house in England for American business
has induced jefferson Davis to 60
abroad. ,... .'5 .
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Smiled.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 29.-General
Halleck and staff sailed for Sitka to-day
on the steamer Pacific, on tour of in
spection ofthe military posts of Alaska.
The Pacific also carries cargo of ord
nance, conmissary and quartermasters
stores. sart .fa 7s.
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Ferger Arrested.

TORONTO, July 30.-IIenry Remand
was arrested here last night, charged
with forging paper to large amount on
Wills Churchill, broker, of New York.
The prisoner will be examined to-day.
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New Tsrk Ms.ey, MARKET
Nw- va N,

NEW YORK. July 80.
GOLD-Active and irmer; opening at
l44f and closing at l44fa144t.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Rather
lower and weak. Coupons of 81, llS4a
ll5s;s do re, ll4sal14a; do ga, lila
llii; do 65; ll2sall2i; do new, lO9al0ss;
do 81, .l09tal09!; do 6s, 10otalO9s;
l0-40s, l0ssal0es; 7-S0s, 10ssal09.
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HOTELS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
IyITUATED ON THE NATIONAL

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. IL contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached ut all seasons by the National
Road and for three fourths of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. 1t Is perfectly secure and
intended 20 be identified by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel ARTIFICIAL
lake, fountains &C., TO make II equal TO the best
Iural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision IL also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity. .
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent who
has plat or secure them By calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. z.
Persons Wishing TO make interments yin call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visi.
tors viii be issued By the Secretary. .,L -.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. C. BoNHAM, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams.
John @. Muth. r G. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel ang3l
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BuGaIo Market.

BUFFALO, July 30.
Flour steady. Wheat in fair demand
I o. for No. | Milwaukee and l So for
No. ? Chicago. Corn steady at l 20;
Oats steady at 75c. Freights dull and
unchanged.
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TROY, July 3O.-A. Briggs & Co; 8
cotton mill, at Harris Falls, New YORK,
burned last night. Loss 100000; in
snred for $4,000. s-.lrE1l
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THE CREDITORS

NJ JOHN STEWART ARE ,HEEtEl
Wheeling, West Virginia, on tho sh day o
August, 4. d. Isss. aiio O'clock An and -
cause, IL any they have, why this aid -
stewart should not be discharged from h.' d' 20
under the Bankrspt Law Of March 81 -
The Secopd meeting Of raid CREDITOR vii {,
held at said time and piAce, and the third me-
Ing on the day fol1osfng at same hour and |"
Iyassawaw w zss.. s;S e Esssrap1y
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Roof Rurnel

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-The roofs of
the plumber shops and other BUILDINGS
in the navy yard were burnedIthis morn
ing. Loss $1,000. -
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To whom It May Concern,
.rraRR gU(sNR N nee

gives notice of his appointment As Az,
Of the estate Of JouS V. Ruth, Of Parker.i.Lu'e
in the county Of Wood, In the District Of WI.
virginia, and who was, 10 wit, on the ICtb i q;
Of june, A. d. 1s6S adjndged Bankrupt n,
the petition of Sehilders & Co, by H. ~,
district Court for said District u
Dated ut Parkersburg w. Va, the l-,l 4
" - : fis@ X. B. STEPHENSON
iy22oaw3w ah- ASispes
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.LEGAL NOTICES.
To Whom it May Concern

rs,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CIV,
notice Of his appointment as assign, y
the estate Of C, L. Wager, Of New Marub.teae d
in the county Of Wetzel, in the DistrsS,a e
West Virginia, and who was, to Wit: en- ~ q
g7th day Of May, A. D. ls6s, adjudged S.s NJ
nisstr,ct Court for said district. ~' ~
Hated New Martinsville, the Goth day Of hi,
4. m is6a. % asef 'uy
ivs4 oaw3w f'4 R0B'P. W. CIV
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state OF West Virgins,

Ohio County Circuit Court
June RHles, IT,,
Mary Keefsr, who snes by her next b,.,
Philip Winter,
vs.
Navier Keefer.
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Fire.

Boston, July 3O.-The Opal Glass
Works of East Cambridge was totally
destroyed by fire last night.
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Agents Wanted.

": w. l. HUKsr. Manager, 81 Broadway S q
York 49, tzhDU
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Es,ate or AIexander ueymnn

I ETTERs TEsTAMENTARY IN THE
IL above estate having been granted 20 the
subscribers, all persons Indebted 70 said estate
will make payments and those having claims
present them for settlement 70 Caroline Hey
as ". Sixth street; Adolph y. Hoehstadtsr.
s; y. cor. Third and Market streets, Philadsl
phia. lyI2H.
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THE CREDITORS

nF THORNTON F. CARTRIGHT ARE
~ hereby notified to appear ut my office Ia the
city Of Wheeling West Virginia, on the I'D da y
of July, A. u. Is6s, a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show
cause, If any they have, why the said Thorn.
ton +. Cartright should not DO discharged
March I'd, lsG7. The second meeting Of said
creditors will be held at said tune and place,
and the third meeting on the day following ut
same hour and place. - t g.
n GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Iy1Joaw2w Registe In Bankruptcy.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves By certain prac.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
aslesp, and if not cured renders marriage i'm.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-16

My arrangements with ono of the Oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses of the East,
and having buyer in the market oil the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will find bargains at
oil times in my Store. v9n18-1y
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YEAR BEAUTIES.
-
Di HENRY A. CASTLE,

Beauty of Spring times rosy morning flush.
The Vie~less ether, spraycd..with silver shafts
And heavy with the breath of fresh perfumes,
Thrills to tho pulsings ofawakcned life;-
While the soft earth inhales the floating sweets.
Tho dew, tho sunshine and the procreant air.
Distils their subtle essence, then breathcs ont
A glory-burst Of foliage and bloom.
Beauty OF Summer harvcst's russet sheen,
Wind-bilowed into heaving golden seas
Mottlcd with shadow chasing shadow DER,
Andseach broad wave inwreathirg lustrous hues
OF sun and sky. Cold brook rejecting all
The painted CLOUDS, green, crimson, gold, gray
Deep groves, iu evenings shower-bathed coolnes
filled
With gllsh of song-notes warblod joyously.
Beauty of Autumns soberness and haze.
Of the sad music in her wailins blasts.
And Of her rich, ripe-pnrpling orchard bswers,-
The bending, breaking branches, casting off
Their robes of loveliness the sunbeams woye.
Disclose tho luscious treasurers they concealed,
Soon to be garnercd for the coming days.
Beauty Of Winters stern and stately PRIDE
Pride of earth-heavips and rock-zending power.
Dread monarch reigning DER the ice-girt world
The stricken brooklets.lic in waveless sleep,
The fields are creamins DER with yesty foam,
And all the branches, late so bithcly gay,
Thick clothed with grcenness andablaze with flowers
NOW cofhned in their pearl and crystal shells,
Await the spring-warm THIS resurrection dawn.
ST. CLOUD, MINI, NEW YEARS. 1868.
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C0ECLJ SION.
This proposed read has been char
agreeing TO DIsaSEee-A Wife Assist 5
Her Husband in His Preparations
foc an Elopen,en:.
From the C7erelGad Plasn1eG7e-.

From the CGepelaad P1ain5eo1er.
On Wednesday evening of last week
the village of Whitney, Point, Browne
county, was thrown into an ex;rao-:?i-
nary fever of excitement over the elo-c-
ment of one Of its honorcd aud ns.,~.
successful business men with a yo,.:.-
lady who has been esteemed as d.
vout member of the Congregations,
Church, and successful tcacIsor g.
music. The names Of the parties III
this transaction, in which all seem to
have been equally agreed, are NIr.
Simon S. Newell and his wife. AMI
Miss Frances Thurs:on.
Mr.. Newell has fer years Stunned
the society Of his wife at home, in con-
sequence, it was alleged OF her peevish-
ness and tault6ndirg, and has vorkc>,
early and late at his store, amassi~o.
some say, fortune CT from s25. 900 to
$4,000 in the hardware and stove
trade. Some time since he sold out
his, interest, and, with his family, con-
sisting Of wife and Two boys, moved
into the house Of Mr.. John ThurSton,
father of the young woman already
mentioned, where it is thought, her
sympathy for him first attracted his at
tention.
For several months past Mr.. Newell
has been busily engaged in settling up
outstanding accounts and preparing for
the elopement, of which his wife had
oil along apparently been conscious
and an abettor. Out of his abundant
means he purchased desirable house
and lot, gave it to his wife with $4,000
IN money, and left in trust for his two
boys, yet under aye the sum of $4,000
each. Q = = =
! On Wednesday evening, as the
Syracuse train from the north passed
through the village, the parties accom-
panied BY their friends, who bade them
q friendly farewell at the depot, took
seats for Binghamton, on their way
south, where the pair intended to make
q home, and to live in peace and quiet
ness if they can. ..@ p
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ST.. CLOUD, Mimi, Dec. 80

sr. CLOUD, Mimi, Dec. 80. 1867,
From the Chicago Republican.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Republican:
The people Of this part Of the North
west, rs you well understand, feel a
special interest in the Northcrns Pacific
Railroad. They concur fully in the
opinion expressed by Gen: Grant,
April 20, 1866, that it is an, enterprise
"well worth fostering by the General
Government, and that such aid could
we'll be afforded as would insure the
early prosecution Of the work" They
earnestly hope that such aid will be
granted soon. =
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, as now organized, comprises, as
you are doubtless aware, some of the
most experienced, reliable, and respon-
sible railroad men in the country
During the past seasonI tie Directors
have caused two lines to be surveyed
from Lake Superior, west, across Min
nesota to tho Red river. These sur
veys were under the charge Of Gen,
Ira Spaulding-an engineer Of the
Army of the Potomac. The most
northerly line started from Superior,
passing north Of Mile l! b Lac, crossing
the Mississippi near French Rapids,
above Grow Wang, thence. along the
Esou,h shore Of Otter Tail Lake ito the
Red river, few miles above For,
Abercrombie. The other line started
from Bayfield, on the south shore d
Lake Superior, crossed the Mississippi
at this place, thence northwosterly t
the Red river AZ . point near the ter
mination Of the line from Superior
4 On the western division Of the route
surveys havebeen made ID by Gen. Jamsl
Tilton from Puget Sound, over til,
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Good for Man or Beast,

DAM KILLER CURES SORE THROAT,
4 Favorite Medicine with all classes,
IL Is DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
IF you have Painters Collie,
Il USE THE PAIN KILLER
MO Medicine is so popular
IN As THE PAIN KILLER
EEP the PAIN KILLER always at hand.
IF you have Cough or Cold,
l. USE THE PAIN KILLER.
T OOK out and not be caught without
II Bottle of PAIN KILLER in the house.
T EFT every body use the PAIN KILLER
IL For Sprains and Bruises.
LIVERY sailor should carry bottle of
IL PAIN KILLER with him.
DEMEMBER the PAIN KILLER is for
IL beth Internal and External use.
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists
and Dealers IN Family Medicines.
Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and s. Marlatt
Agents at st. Cloud. Sold by all drug.
gists. 1921
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The poet to whom the French
Academy voted a prize for I'M ode to
the martyred lincoln IS going to send
5000 of it to Mrs. Lincoln. ..s.s.ss..
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sg-What nose is, more brilliant than
= toper's nose ! Why volcanoes, to
be sure. Pat remarks that the chief
glow Of each comes from the crater.
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- = ~ = !" = :"
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

A Minnesota Letter-Thc Country the
Route will Dcvelope-Prcsent II ESQ ur-
ces aAd their Increase-Importnnc Of
National Development for National
rsesources-What Congress may do in
the matter. .. 49,.
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STRONG & WILLIAMS.
(sUCcEssoRs TO r. o. sTRoNd,)
sss THIRD street, st. Paul,
DEALERS In Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
Dtings, Curtain Materials and Trimming
upholsterinr and Furnishing Goods, Win
dow Shades Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers, 40 v7n40-1y
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}. nckNoR R'roLMAN Il l. ca
r \'o0oss'o1s 70 =. VALID. s1xs,)
Broker. Block. Sa;s. 0er~e;. Street.
ST. CLOUD, MINI
|, Is9e pleasure In informing their friend
- ana che citizens Of St. Cloud and Norther
Minnesota that they have Just complete
their Fail and Winter stock Of
= DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS
DYE sTuFFs,
Glass, Glassware,
a And sll.other articles usually found in ,
" hrst-class Drug House.
Agents for all the
l POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
A full line Of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNIEs
KER0sENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and Liquors.
/ TOILET GOODS
Prom the .best. French, English, German
II and American factories, comprising
PoMADEs, C0LoaNEs. EXTRACTS
I for the handkerchief,
! SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
Aad all the latest cosmetics Of the season.
The above goods were bought for cash in
the Eastern markets, and viii be sold at! .
small margin.
NJ German spoken.
| TICKNOR, TOLMAN l. CO..
+ It. Cloud, Oct. gath. 1866. v9ni4
New Goods! New styles! !
! Low Prices!
J. W. METZR0TH,
NJ CHANT TAILOR,
| has just received E. large lot Of
ICIoths and Cassimeres,
OF new and fashionable styles, for spring
aud summer wesr-wln be sold cheap.
large stock Of
Ready-made Clothing,
obtained specially for this market, and
warranted to be Of excellent quality.
Acomplete assortment Of
asntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
including
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS & GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other Hats and Caps
Of the latest styles,
Ind the best KID GLOVES in the market.
Call and examine my stock.
J: ": METzRoTH: /
st. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1865. v9A11-tf
UNION MILLS
Flour and Feed Store.
THE Proprietors Of the above Millshave
| L opened . salssroom in tho large wsre-
house on st. German street, adjoining the
Express Once, where constant supply Of
FLOUR
EEED,
&C., &C.,
Nay bs found.
The highest::price paid In cash for wheat
G0RT0N 4 BURBANK,
st. Cloud, May 26th, 1854. v6n44.
L. HENRY & CO.,
DEALHRs IN
Staple & Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
CRockERY, TIN, AND SHELF HARDWARE.
4 good a..ortnseat a1'eays on hand,
FARMERS PRODUCE BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
st. German st., west Of Jefferson av.,
ST. CLOUD, n19 MINI.
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.
J. NJ. ROSENBERGER,
B0oKSELLER,s Az10NER & NENxDEALBR
Has always on hand . Fine Assortmento o,
Books and Stationery.
THE LATEST PAPERS L MAGAZINES
the STANDARD scHooLsooks,
And everything usually foundin first
class Bookstore. v6n16-tf
lNEW LIVERY STABLE.
! Chas. e. Foster & Co
have opened . new
lIvEky, SALE, Ano soAa0Ine STABLE
In Hansons stable on Richmond avenue,
where they win keey ct sll times,
/ for the use Of the pub
l. lie, splendid
lot Of
HORSES. BUdGIEs l. CUTTERS,
i Which willb' let 1t ssason.bl. rates.
l.; Their stock il, ,sll; Of the very best, and
= they ars confident Will be appreciated ..
I'll, IL - q
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
More Real EAta,e Onerat,op,

neal EAtaIe Operations.
rNEw YORK, Feb. l6.-The Herald's
a I1I3l special states that the Ameri-
can consul at Jamaica had an interviaVy
with Admiral Mundy and Communicates
hcCIlntock. Sudden dispatches have
been forwarded to washinot0n 80
there were mysterious hints Of neuotiS-
tons relative to Honduras and the ca
man Islands. The Venezuelan Tndi.
ans retained two of the schooner Han
nah Grants's boats and eight of the
crew, who are British subjects. The
Consul had written to Aspinwall for
assistance and an American man-ot-
war.
Immigration into Jamaica continued.
The Captain General of Cuba granted
the negroes permission to celebrate the
feast of the Wise Kings on the 10Th.
Francisco Santos was bAnished from
Santiago for reciting poem W hich had
passed the revision of the Censor,
The English Consul made INQUIRIES
OF the Captain General concerning a
large slave ship reported seen Off Ma
shua.
The Legislature of st. Kits made
oyertures to Insurance Companies for
advances to rebuild the burnt town OF
Basseterrie. TRAINS excessively there.
AdviceS from Beribec state that the
drought had caused short crops and
much discomfort. The cattle were SUIT
tering greatly.
The Governor of Barbados conferred
several offices of emolument on colored
men.