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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30


MARvEILoUs CmCKES TALE.-Nc learn
that singular and very amusing accident
happened to the chickens Of Mrs. Hamilton,
near PottersviIle, Upton county, Tennessee, a
few days ago. Her-husband boughta bottle
Of brandy cherries. After eating the cherries
the seed were thrown out, which the chickens
ate greedily. In short time Mrs. Hamilton
found that her chickens were all dead. She
told an old negro woman that she might pick
the chickens and put tie feathers in her bed
which she did readily. After picking of the
feathers she carried the chickens out and threw
them away. Night came on: Mrs. Hamilton
was sorey grievcd at her loss. Sleep soon
swept away her troubles. AT early dawn she
was alarmed at hearing old cbanticleer crow
ing loudly and the hens cacklng. Judge her
surprise when, on opening the door and look
ing out, she saw every hen and rooster, young
and old, grave and gay, marching round eye
ing each other with suspicion, many Of them
entirely naked, while only few bad wing and
tail feathers. The cherry seed made them
dead drunk Memphis appeal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
POETRY.
From The Eeu Eclectic Magazine for October.
LOVERS vows.
BY WILLIAM MITCHELL, Kr.


BY twilight's glimmering ray,
Bv all the stars above me,
And sun that rules the day,
love thee! o, love thee
By Luna's liquid beam,
BY every hope that cheers me,
By Cupid's blissful dream,
love thee! o, love thee!
I'll speak not Of those eyes,
Though piercing through and through me,
Nor charms which al must prize,
But only say love thee.
The rich Cremona's string,
The harp Of sacred story,
The songs that angels sing,
Can't tell thee how love thee.
o, no. there's naught on earth,
Nor yet in heaven above me,
In melody or mirth,
Can tell thee how ! love thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

Two hundred thousand white men are cul-
tiyating cotton in South Carolina, according 10
the Charleston Ners, and the State viii this
year yield products equal to fifty millions, or
an average Of sixty-iour dollars per head
fact Of double significance, as showing that
white men can safely!work in tic cotton fields,
and that the superior class has wisely abandon
cd its hostility to labor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Important Enterprises in Virginia.

The Richmond Wing mentioned several days
since the presence in Allegheny County Of sew
cral large iron masters from Pennsylvania, who
we're examining the iron beds of tho county
with view 20 making purchases and estab-
fishing works there for the manufacture Of the
metal These gentlemen were Messrs. w.
Firmstone, of Easton, Arco Pardee, Of Halle
wood, aud Hester Clymer, Of Reading. The
Wig Of Friday last says
ave now learn that these gentlemen have
become the owners Of the valuable aud exten-
sive properties known as The Lucy Selma, the
Australia and the Dolly Ann Furnaces contain
ing in the aggregate $4,000 acres Of land
For the first named property they pay, il We
are correctly Informed, the sum of $50, 500,
for the second $40, 900 and for the third $780,
900. These sums bear a very Insignificant
proportion to the amount required TO be ex-
pended in erecting works Of tho magnitude
designed for smelling the orc with mineral coal
aud manufacturing pig iron, which viii re-
quire hundreds Of thousands Of dollars. The
purchasers are not only experts in iron and
coal, but they are among tho largest operators
in Pennsylvania, and represent capital more
than adequate to the largest plans that may be
formed in reference to their present enterprises.
Their investments are not with an eye 10 specu-
lation, but to improve and develop the proper
ties they have purchased, and TO bring out Of
them the enormous treasure they Contain
They have under consideration, We learn, the
immediate starting Of one or all the above fur
naces upon the charcoal fuel, not, however
with the expectation Of present profit, as char
coal iron can now hardly be made with profit,
in competition with minera-coal iron. but in
order to get their mines and works in good
working order while the Chesapeake and Ohio
road is being completed to the coal banks Of
the Kanawha, so that when this is done the
mines may be fitted to yield with regularity
immense quantities Of ore required in mineral
coal iron operations on the scale they contem-
plate operating. 1t is understood they viii
at an early day begin to erect their mineral
coal works, which will require several years
labor, with the view Of large production in
stanty upon their connection with the Kama
wha coal field being made. This step at this
time is contingent upon the rates the Cbcsa-
peake and Ohio railroad will freight tho char
coal iron at, and other facilities"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

A Wisconsin man ran into hornets nest in
his barn, and was badly stung. In revenge
he took matches and set FIRE to the nest, which
was destroyed, together with the barn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

Joseph Apple, whose distilIery had been
closed by Revenue Officer Brooks, was arrested
in Philadelphia, yesterday, on charge Of be-
ing implicated in the recent attempted assas-
sination Of that officer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
lAn,IrcNN IImntc1..

Solicitor in Matters Of Bankruptcy,
HAVING specially prepared for the business
aud not being excluded from the United
Si1ies Courts; viii prosecute. diligently, an ap-
pNc8ti0n t0r the benefit of the late Bankrupt law,
committed On him,
rC- UeviIl regularly attend the Federal Court
40 Clagksburc and elsewhere as the cases may re
tlir'.
CbarIestown. July 25. lS67-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

The regular term Of Office Of the Virginia
Governor elect will, under the new constitution,
commence on the first day Of January next,
and continue four years - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
ejHH. H. s.
NO HUMBUG HERE!

rFVHE subscriber, having just returned from Fred
erck City with an extensive stock of superior
material, is prepared to offer to the citizens of JEFF
ferson county, the very best bargains in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
manufactured under his own supervision, by the
best city workmen. His stock is such as to recon-
mend it to every judge Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
WATER-PROOF COMPOSITION.

He has constantly on hand supply Of this yaln-
able article, which has been used during the past
winter with entire satisfaction by many of his Gus
toners lie would refer those who wish to know
something Off value to the following gentlemen,
who have used it with effect, viz:-Dr. John d.
Starry, w. J. Hawks Capt. John J. Lock, W. l.
by and George W. Eichebcrger.
April p, lsG9-ly. j. G. KEMP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
LEATHER,

and has been purchased with great care from the
mandatory Of Messrs. Bantz a Wachter, OF Fred
crick, the oldest and most experienced TANNERS
in the State Of Maryland. AS he employs none
but the best workmen-such as thoroughly under
stand the trade-and works none other than the
best finished material he feels confident of his abi
ity to give satisfaction. Especial attention given
to the finer quality of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
LADIES' WORK.

For the accommodation of the trade he will keep
on hand, at all times, complete assortment Of
Ready-Made Work,
which he will warrant to compare with any that
can be found in the country.
RErARrNG done in the best style, on the shortest
notice NEW WORK and REPAIRING executed in
from twelve to forty-eight hours, and no disap-
pointments at the hour promised.
lsis-It Il must be understood that as Cash is re
quircd in the purchase of all material used in my
business and pay of hands, must exact from all.
without respect to persons, CASH on delivery Of
work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
nIRrf,TnRS.
GENERAL AGENr-B. W. HERBERT,
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va.

TTNHIS Company row having been organized, is
prepared to take risks. at fair rates, on Build
ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Es-
tablishments Furniture, Barns. Contents DC.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly at
tended to at their Office or by application to our
General gent, or any ofour Local Agents through
out this and adjoining States.
E. ". AISQUITH,
April Is. lsCg-ly. Local Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
JAS. LAW. HOOFF,
DEALER IN
Agricultural implements,
AND
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
III a X ID w a Il H,
CHARLESTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
THE
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

WOODS REAPER AND MOWER,
Separate or combined, with .SelfRake. These
machines are the best in use. Agent for
Clarke and Jefferson.
SWEEPSTAKES THRRSHING MACHINE,
SEPARATOR AND HORSE POWER,
The best Threshor in the world.
ALSO. THE NATIONAL HOOSIER. and other
HAY AND FODDER CUTTERS.
The HUloughJy Gum Spring Drill.
agent for Clarke and ,Jellerson.)
Cider Mills, Horse Hay Rakes Ploughs,
Bcrea Grindstoncs, Pumps of all kinds,
Scales, Corn Shelters, Wheat Fans,
DirtScoops, Churns, Cradles, Scythes
Shovcs, Forks, Spades, Rakes.
GUANOS.-J. J. Turner's Excelsior, Orchilla,
Alta Vcla, Ground Nerassa, and Pure Peruvian.
& Buttz, Chesapeake,
South Carolina and other Phosphates.
Seeds and Plants for Field and Garden.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

Miles Grant, the Advent preacher, is strict
vegetarian, and for sixteen years has used no
meats, butter, tea, or coffee, nor any sugar. salt
pepper, ginger, mustard, horse radish, pies,
cakes. or swcatmeats. His diet consists Of
Graham bread, oatmeal pudding, beans, peas,
popcorn, apples, and other fruits in their sea
son. For many years he has not taken par
ticle Of medicine, and proposes never to do so,
but when he must die to die a natural death.
The Petersburg Lader says I" it is melan-
cloly reflection, exemplifed by the experience
of centuries, that when men say they are done
with politics it is always because, from some
error oftheir own, politics has done with them.
e,,rerior corn extractor-The crow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

CONSISTS or
Iron. Steel, Horse Shoes Mule Shoes, Horse Nails,
and Blacksmiths' Supplies and Tools, such as An
wills, Bellows, Vises, &C.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Mortise Machines Jack Screws, Chains, Traces,
Hamcs. Trowcs. Nails Spikes, Locks. Hinges,
Bolts, Files, Chises. Levels, Planes, Beyels,
Wrenches, Hoes and Picks.
NZ.. Special advantages for furnishing Circular,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, with warrant.
A complete stock of Tools and Supplies for Car
penters, Builders, Masons, Sadlcrs, Shoemakers
and others, with many Housekeeping and Fur
nishng Goods, American and Imported.
Thankful for past liberal support, Isolcitorders
for above and similar goods.
March Is. 'Gg. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
VALLEY TIlB INSURANCE COMPANY
WEST VIR GINA.
OFFICE---KEARNEYS YSVILLE
JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. Va.
OFEICERS:

Cor. ROBERT w. BAILOR-Prcsidcnt.
THEODORE Secretary.
JOHN J. Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
= lIl I.l' = lsIh'fIs
JAPANESE PRINTED CAMBRIC.
GRAND DUCHESS BLACK ALPACA,
sIrE ~ Nytp A pANN,
NO2AMBIQUES, &C.

would lsh the attenuon UI tht I1VIts uI VTIIII's
town and vicinity to my large stock OF Motions and
Whit. Goods. consisting in part OF Kid Gloves,
Hosiery. Laces. Cambria and Swiss Edgiug, Ruff
Hiur. Coventry Marscilles, Grccian Bend F.utIng.
Ps-a-ar- Ribbons, Plain, Barredaud Striped Cam
bric Barred lureratriee, and many other articles
tu, numerous Oh mention.
Black and White and Colored Bcrage ohawls,
shetland SfavIs. Real Lama Lace Shawls, Black
Cashmere SlavIs. Table Linen, Wool Tabl, Co
vers. White and CuIorcd Honev-comb and Mar
settles Spreads; also Calicos, Cottous, Checks and
Stripe. 40 the lnvcsturic.s.
Ny stock of Clothing, Hats, and Gents Furnish
ing goods consist, of The Largest and Best selected
;r no county. also Cloths and Cassimcrcs. White
Iirau. Brown Linen and Calico Shirts in great va
ric,ics. Call and judge for yourselves, at
S.A.UAMBURGEG'S
Ch7rrssf1vn. Nav 6. Cheap Cash Store
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

\ superior corn extractor-The crow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, STOVES, FERTILI-
ZERS. SEEDS, &C, SC,
, 1869-03-27

,
~ &c ~ ~: stn .S ,. ec no GanH Ae !oEct at
~ Ne +rH - y Ts.r - "a Tesa&.a - 1ts;
b1e uTe4 en1 Il HQue2t Il 4l13. Barley QQlSt 4nd
SaS1ay: ,,xem
tx ~ II. - os. uoaf; oSu ea ~asss;
~ ~ nc.rI ~ ~ ra1, neo ~ - ~,
- a.. ~ ~ 11Is s.ss ~ Fneati NrNp
.-s-.. CINCINNATI.
lffC1EKA1L March 1k-HkZ AbE{E {EF1x-F1ruf Gull.
t.m!lJ. RIGGS 50 Wht1t nnchanxrd 30 RID n
- ~. -. re. GN.9. Torn n Eo9a otmano " -
nt1a n q IN nn nsti.1 All ~ G1..es rstt. Hra
insi a. 4 NJ ~ Hef e; = nun 4en ses Hs"-
CoTroz- 6rles bnt ItssfV T. ~ II T7He r. n,da,1ns
and 9tEt ~ Srsv ,1Iar1tIE - s'As 1A% A4>Ah'
7e94con-StT III ~ ttoo6 asm.ot.. ro,1-.eax'.
saj.a IL hhds 4n1 ~ = 49, - &oo4 o7HAao - aoo
+ ursxy~ - 4 -. - IL A,..... ,,..
Inf II Il e. ~ aeAaa sno *ns 1A13st asoe9, e1os7
Pxoyfsinxs-Er.s no,s h.,d =. ~ m uu1t ne.,a
f1aaii saiss 1e1n msns ta9a'fs: ~ tsid I x
IrIc os "e3' 4aeoa ~ Nc 1es4~ AAu Ae4o ~
, 1869-03-27
THE sHtELMAh ASSAULT CASE.
for Cutting Mrs. r. On the
Forehead,

TIE coLI1ued care ct Morris Lanzooth, 4
sepoEte1 for tie Aoe,d Z.itpn9. 6etm.n 10 eger-
trg pspes OF ttts city, ~to il eharfrd w::h xs-
exuliiLE lad1 ana her ett:d In bin otHcs. cams
up yesterday before Ju,ites Drardo:f- Ih. pub-
1ie are convttssut Wit the Of he znst-
Ter, With wtEe pphisted Al sbe time o: IL oc.
CuHente.
Mft. 1htc.mar. tie com; ;lAn+rg wiEer, Vas
nEtt evo,n- Her testimony ls ttb:.aatiAtly a
1olowe tnve kEo*I The cegsn1a inr ,s1 o:
1e1ee yoHs On FridtY. tie 1874 mt. went 10
tttcet, on nusi1ess. 1,nefs ues Lstcvlo IN tut
edltetiai roen. There wete hers pre- .ent It the
1s nse Il sna d.. s. ks1s sop1.f ~ f. e. T.
ahen Ase41led re and cut re with peaknIe ore.
The eye nj On the sc.!p-
General tc,o being sxo:a, testified ~ Iol:ova:
IN Psesiaent Of tie 1t :ek conp.ay Ct tae
.A9tnd zrhang L1rEcl Ii WIS net n the .oom
Wien Mr.. Tttelnan Gaze to orr ofl>e. lie AZ
nvea sher'ly ai;ctH.5a: ne @ 1::ooa l. On eo1ses OF
langeloth cane In was txeIys fee; ds.suL
#: N 1ls WOMAN when lheafd s.:caoa> and cre1,ed
noticed ih.s M. Ih,eIr "a ssa :en slightly eat
On rtc +. ahea1. Nher La eflo:e g &C in he sat
Gown II table. do not 2otu1rely ktoH wns
bu: hrlerc the la.uE c.'lad liz tL.:se b 4
14stal- He teen, tn tbs h:s. Ut Esy ka ,xed3c,
xnna'eaed to throw htr not u the toou a. Re.
De quiet; LsnEc!oth rate trum t1s chstr aId
wsnt t9 ihe .irdo~t snsie b. tre1Ssa n sh.sp
en1rG MA tenc1 l heard tne wo'd 49,
spoken sevcsA unte. Do lot knoH TO whom
It w1s aceEetsed. rp3n this exsEe.s!t,n oe,uS
MO, MEe: T. got u:t # IN the s1fa. r. s,s
bad bet n sittsre, md wert tossrd Lsn9olatn,
hia AIMS towards Mr.. fireman. htw 81 ,od
7u1 over / CT face. sh. >a11 h.nds on him nrai
after che bad hea wounded. rae st,ppsa b4ck
se1stch. Tie blood tIu1tc1 ~ut . stc:ud alter
tic had bfcn- blforE cav tast tac
~cntd Wse utt caEgerous. La1rtloth
WIS TO hurt. Mrt. T. EAs i o3t fWtr+y N ute3
In Sbe CITE tefere b tra h expression Il mis-
10. uttd n"A-1 The child seic.:n bu, did cot
1iow wh Il Il c ch1Id eala w4s na y aud did 60:
Akcset obectrel:+ prd:len L,uEeloth ont oftne
ut1cc.
Itis fcrciudet the te.t nony IN the ca.e, VI.
3he out: &C rited tho dett art to *50 all for
El11 tt lie HtctsdGs't * uri Z a,saut,i1c tse
y na1. I'd a.teeted ufou hin TIE Of $50 for
k:cA lug H. Sbild,
, 1869-03-27
Men, Women and Children.
Directions fo1 Use and Dist Accompany


ru1tAnx1ru1A. Pa, Feb. ., 1sss.
1T HEIxnoID, Druggist:
DKiR s1R-lhAve been 4 sufferer far upward Of
tEeoty years. With s,sE BIZ dic, sad kidney .nec
uons, during wheh tiEe have u-ed Tas1oua r1edle-
inA1 preparations, and bsen uEder The tgcatusat Of
the nost eminent Fhystc!Aug, expere1aa. but uttle
relief.
uaT1ak Aecn Jorr p:ersrstioas e1te.siyely sdFe1-
usea. tonzu.ted With rss family rh1Lc!aa IN regard
70 rsink -FOUR Extract Buehu.
a!t this b<cau.e had used Al Hadl of advertised
remedies, and had found them worhlesf. and soue
quite njurious In TACT, tsSpIEsd ct eFe1 getting
vel. Ard determined TO Use no EeMedlss hettA@ter
unless krtw Of Ito Ingredients It v.s this thas
prompted ue to use ycur remedy. As5os AdEatsAd
that It VIA eon7eAed ot bucau. cnosos ntd juniper
berries, It appeared to nc and my ph1teiau a IN e
ecuent c9aet rauon. and. Klit biz adytce, Ascs IN
s1smaston ofthe article. 41d consulting &zatn with
the druggist. concluded to IL. Ieomnenced IT,
nse about eight months axo, II which tine Y ~
eordred 70 ny Ynurn. Frnu the trss botsls vas
aston:ahsd and Er&s1ed 1t the beneficial edtc*s And
rife. ming 1t thrco veek1, WIS able to wzlk out.
ielt nneh Ike writing Jou . fal1 statement of ny
case 1t that time. but thought nj improvement
might only be tenPc.ary, and .hefatbre concluded to
defer t1t see It would effect perfect cntt+ ktow
Ing thcn II xoald be ot greater y4lue 10 Jou, aId
ners satisfactory to ne.
Ian Low abs TO report that cure Is Effected alsf
us!us The txrocdy til tve raoath1.
have no: used AoY now fur thzee nentts, knd fet3
- well in N respects ~ e1er cid
Tour B1can being eavote OF any unpleasant tAste
and odo1 nice ton!c tnvt koztux Of the system.
40 mot e eaa 10 &c *itsuut 1t whenever OCCASION
raAy r. out-e It's TIE In Au:h AnEcton&.
, 1869-03-27
nlRI5R INTELLIGENCE,


JH1 WEI1.sn CAHAL--A DC .pnca nom St.
Catt ni1et. dttcd A.seh Ssh, >ays: Ths locks
not II 'nsht the e1ral nj. b opened i9 Ixrl2a-
t1oa b tcre tha lst Of APRIL"
RAnulLs Asp CHAA0Kp TO kAaaK-Tna pro-
build at Azsk. goa during l6e Naa:es jnsI pass.
RsI npIeE wills hare team removed; ard the
vi er. n Ct be eupleJed in the lumber tri:e.
nav t.aEes tote and II, 1ev ce1l.ag nd oat.,dc
PLANK, cect beams, krecs- deck keelton., stan.
etiott. al, ete. Her enaius and boiler were so
Is mated n z M 81 ies! Of ''s o"'f
FhEloais:-lfe e. &sehoote. j.: Y. Emery. At
TIC Tolosto Closs ssys that fsm In Taroato
h. soa'I.eted io. nc asise1y. cn .he -'as Of
b. u C1eek for $ta.N pet thousand.
f1Eas.-Tts Aens mice Hsra'd remarks:
I'VE ~ urdstst.Id ia. As..:s: Ktso,. cazps:tss
tuE'tes oct II The hay lhe coming samm-s, which,
thken Ei'n the pier we have neatd IT nlnfed that
3. eph.n.oc Co. arc to bald not:h of tho No
give Kccd hs.bor 10: ls'Es 1rmher OF q NJ
craft dni Il attLrm. III ee piers c4n 10 ia :e
ycK1 u;e'ol 10 the nlu c'mpantst, Ind ~ eI tet:
10 Item ~ hor.e-.zt!waJs anu shipped a, ,srd
veftels. teus saylpR tie great s1ee1s 10 Of icawa
I'D trcs. Let he work trec1ess."
buffalo HAABoh hlNr1oyEkKxrs The ExpFfss
~eyf ~ thsf n,scs ~ hx.r ,msx,s4 49, ~.
1.rt ~ .1T55sn1 -. - +rat,tS o4 ~ ~ LIZ ~
.tn-. ~ ~ tt1,so. ,rh;h ~ eu,a - 1sHus VI
nS,1, 4 49,, ~ .issnh. Ts 80 rente..te ~ -
Sts ened. ~ toor a. The ia rec.mS tt,ana ln9
enn11sh' In rnmm,ne. IL" o:tv.1d ~ '.Es,,e,
wr1cn IA 10 eSttrd In ves,.rIv diTeetisn from =
po1rt two isoasand fset citiant from Ina iich.
houte, ard delivered timber and framed cribs
for tats porpose during the en'lrs winter.
+ OF in tnIekrc0s ou tho liLe of tho hse1F fatnr.
Nhtn thu Ice obtalncd dep:h OF tleyca inchcs
tha work d: !oer 1nr and nut.In1 IN the founds,
lion oi ! chs va soEmtIctd, lad tse c,is It'll
the strts.,v n t.ktne nowhas h*d hten ec1. ~
josif tne vhoje w0fx done ann AID The f,mher ex
n. eed' HefoYe II Tss trcomn]fshrs h3Ttvcr
fEert were hut 7e IL che. Of 1c n, ihn ne ~ ,hc
rrn ernnis,rd i,nnrnyrmrnt. Tne et1 am nav -.
ilete lie, ali txp.e:sitop Of tu:eeei,ur In rct.
tirr etib down .s .bsn .one1 and wnrt III nnr
trn'ch s,il bn .hnnt ~. 1f,c.+tn r. tIsotfssh II
AMI. "44 ~ "9""+ -" W s's1''''0 "
Ew covrass.-sire. fhr ,n.,odnrt.o, ~
i7f = vt.,4,s r,esi r. hes hs eyr,1 49, ~ -;
hsr,En.Tr- n ~vn1H.-T 80 icc.I .e11ess
htrn -. n,se ,ha eu,nS,.. - so1. s.-a,, ~,
r,11sin ,rd trsern,r sno fha in;.r-.t ~ ~ n1s
H. ~. hs.n svst.rrd ~ ~ .src.st1 ~ - ~ ~
n-,n1 so,.s ,s,,.Iit" .rs,n.t n.esi .pps =. ~
n.herss rsvs ,nIred III .I..e,to1 a. ~.
snsiae, il Mr tsmna 1,;cr ~ pos1nsa n,,1fr ~
F,r,n,sl Ttn II ite fnTrntor ~ c,mn.s,
[SiG11c eomrnss and ws1rh ~ et..I.
I'M midi ia rrard des:dsr.tnrs of n.vi'
gation. In furnt>hlnr \ retdle which dots ~
dc1ts,e frrn IN marr ette meridian rnd r. thr IN
auerce uf Iocal sttrsc,inn. wheshsr fhst stsr,c,
t,nr ~. In - iron IN thr ~1na,T4rs1rr ~ -.
, 1869-03-27
CUBA.


nssoIu4FonitA OtAirl2E AID from
tins County.
F'ou tic Uc:rolt FS&t, Mach q,
...s5r: MI: 1heodorc r: Hall, 4 pramiaeat mcr.
.us,ntus s'hee lor snjourn In southern la II
1Gce' ~. The improvement Of his hc,]th
nc sp 81 corsid-rab1e time l., Cuh,. a.d "a"
1usrea On Saturday. Me. II.!l 4. an intc1Ii.
Esnt o. 81 fycr, md III. RESULT Of bis ohsrrrs.
public. ss'e'''oE 70 tRe
sptm. says NJ Hall, ha. hsr hc,-t n-oa
upon the ratention ct Cuba fas IVA ra.tass .aAvo
she has, Ia the Gret place, the ri sas' sesous'
Gr1oe, H9lca revolts at the idea Of loFarian ltan
their national lag. Secondly, shc 1aol. Taas 1.as
Cubs as the goose th4t lays The rold.r 1roa ln'
flom which she derives a rcysnue o'uGa ~, te, tssg,
thirty 10 for:y millious annually. 81 u
therefore fIlnE eyerT nerve to Nh. a. -: -
the rebellion, pouring italian roluutcrrs mr. =
HaTnna crcsy day. she has armed al, the
Spanish population. comprising the bu1k ri
the merchants aud business mcn, and orr,n. n.
lied them into bodies Of yolratecrs. 7 be only
hope Of the insurgents Il ii aid from the
United States. should our government &C.
knowledge them 4 bcl1iscrcu:s i, or sic uld At :
difficulties eri.c between Mexico and Spain,
ot which there Is come expectations a T .a1 i'm
petus would be given TO the revelation. The
annexation to the United states. 1hcy pre-
Ser any thing TO the yoke OF Spain. and won1d
regard their Independence as cheaply nur-
chased cvcn If It were cuned by the sscrijicc
oferesy dollar they pcss s.. The measures
7hey propose to irauguF2te arc: first, the
emancipation Of the slaycs and conpcn:a lion
TO their owners second, universal freedom !;
third, freedom Of religion and Of the press.
The plsItat!ots OF all opposed to the rev.
olutton arc beng laid waste. and amonr
ear guine revolntiouis's, the opinion prevails
1bat there will be no sugar crop of auy
amount during the coming year.
the Captain General, who has, whilc in OF.
nee, absolute power The present CAPTAIN
VeaeFa4 ou!cc, Is regard ID as YerJ conse1-