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a TOWn LOt

in said town, bounded as follows; beginning
at the nort-enst corner Of a lot that formerly
belonged TO j. j. West, thence north 81
deg. Z: poles and % links TO the southeast
corner Of lot upon which Strickland once
resided, thence South $50 West poles and
Linksto F. 7. McLauriDc's north east cor
ner, thence South 81 East to J. ]. Vests
north west corner of lot upon which his
stables are situated, thence north $50 East
2 poles and 10 links to said Vests northeast
corner, thence Moth 80 West links to
HAMS west corner, thence North $50 East
] pole 1871 link 20 the beginning. Sold as
the property of said J J. West Notes with
approved security required and lien re-
tanned. (spr2O1 W. +. BALLENTTKR c q IN
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III ANfNG suggested % the County Court
II Of Giles comfy, the insolvency Of the
estate Of Riehard ". Harwo0d, Gec'd., It
was ordered BY the Court that Tnibi cation
he made g. required ~ law, for aii persons
having claimi agaiass said estate 20 lle the
same. anrheHticafed ia the manner prescTib-
Cd by law, with the Clerk Of the County
Court at Pulaski, on or before the End day
Of October, 1871, or they shall be forever
barred. MARY z. HoLT, Executrix,
apri3-ft formerly Mary = narwood
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Gold closed in New York yester-
day at1.118. Tennessee Bonds were
quoted at 664 for old issues and Cog
for new, in that city. Cotton was
quoted there on the same day 144
for low middIing.
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Last Call

The business of the late firm of
+. o. MCCoRD & CO. mast and shall
be- settled up Immediately. Those
indebted viii please cali upon L. D.
MCCoRn. at the CITIZEN Office, or
upon +. o. McCoRD. upon the
street, and settle without delay
This call is POSITIVE.
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GPcUit C0UPf.

Circuit Court.
Court adjourned on Friday last,
after granting quite large number
of continuances, much to the dissat-
isfaction of quite a number of our
citizens, who think the large tax
thus entailed upon the county is
unnecessary. The State docket
was gone through with and the ju-
ries discharged. In another col
umn we publish the report of the
Grand Jury. Below we give the
proceedings of the Court since our
last issue
Thos. Butcher, assault and bate
ry, noIle pros.
Cal. Myers, selling liquor illegal
ly, nolle pros.
Sam'l Moore same, nolle pros.
Taylor White, assault and bate
~, nolle pros.
Field Carter, gaming, nolle pros.
F. G. Belew & Pink Kennemere,
gaming, nolle pros.
w. Cox & J. N, Thurman, gam
ing, nolle pros.
VIM. Argood, gaming, nolle pros.
Lowe Porter, gaming, nolle pros.
Lewis Swinea, murder, 20 years
Imprisonment.
Lewis Taylor, COLI grand larceny,
new trial granted.
Phil Naples, col, new trial gran d
Jas. Montgomery, col, convicted
of horse stealing, new trial
Jesse Donaldson, grand larceny,
continued.
Mary Scott, keeping a bawdy
house, found guilty.
John Jones, gaming, submitted,
fined So.
John Currin, tipping without Ii
cense, submitted, fined So.
Bill Allen, grand larceny, 5years
Imprisonment.
Green Turner, col, horse steal
ing, continued.
Rob't Ada, assault and battery,
submitted, fined $40.
Same, carrying pistol, submitted,
fined $50.
Gus Barbar, carrying pistol, sub
mitted, lined.$I5.
VIM. Bunch, same, submitted,
fined SIS.
Jas. Hendricks, same, indictment
quashed-
Same, for same, acquitted.
Henry Williams, same, continued.
w. J. Hill, same continued.
Chas. Butler, same, nolle pros.
VIM. f. Flippin, same, continued.
Sam Stout and Miller Henry, as
sault and battery, continued.
Thos. Browning, carrying pistol,
continued.
Rob't Hall, same, submitted, fined
$40.
Richard Hardeman, same, sub
mitted, fined $15.
Jeremiah Woodruff, same, fined
$50.
Helen Bull, keeping bawdy house,
nolle pros.
Jas. NJ. Parker, carrying pistol,
nOlle pros.
jeremiah Parker, same, nolle pros
JAS. Arthur, carrying pistol, sub
mitted, fined $50.
VIM. Fogg, same, fined $50.
Same, for same, fined SIS.
Ann Potter and Bette Marler
keeping bawdy house. nolle pros.
Lindsay McCord, assault and bat.
terry, continued.
Reed Smith, carrying pistol. sub
mitted, fined SIS.
/ Jos. Barrett disturbing public
worship, submitted, fined $40 and
sent to Jail till April 20.
Ebenezer Gordon, carrying pis-
toll, fined $50, sent to Jail 80 days.
John James, same, fined $IO.
Henderson Barrett, disturbing
public worship, submitted, fined
$50 and sent to Jail till April 20.
Jos. FIippin, assault and battery
continued.
Jesse 3. Cobb, same, continued
lack Wilkinson, carrying pistol
submitted, fined So.
VIM Peoples, disturbing publ,
worship, submitted, fined $40
Stephen Wilkinson, carrying pis
tol, submitted. fined SIS.
Ben Slayden, carrying pistol, de
PENDANT and security called out.
Haywood Moore, horse stealing
continued.
Chas. T. Robinson, carrying pis
tol, submitted, fined $i5.
Last CALI
The business of the late firm o
+. Q. MCCoRD & CO. asHsf and sAGi
be- settled up Immediately Thosl
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LIABILITIES.

RESOURCES.
Due from eX-rev. officers
and others, about $4,000 90
Credit, TO which ] war
rant of above is entitled, 1000 90
Uncollected taxes 1870,
Amt liabilities, supposing
uncollected taxes 1870
equal uhreg'd war'nts $4,9I7 81
We have examined the bonds Of
the official incambents of the coun-
ty and find them all good and suffi-
cient. We have no misconduct in
Office" of any incumbent to report.
We believe we have now performed
our whole duty as Grand Jurors,
but before closing permit US to
state-and we believe that our OPP
portunities have been such to know
whereof we speak-that we regard
the people of Giles county as peace
able and law-abiding, and We be
lieYc that in many instances of Of
Tending which we have been requir-
ed to present has been done with
out knowing It was an ''otfense,
but we, having no discretion in the
matter, had no alternative but to
"present." We Relieve every often
der in the county can be arrested
bv diIirent and efficient Officer
unaided From the increase of the
Docket, however, from term TO
term, we are fthe opinion that the
interest OF the people and State re-
quires that there shoald be an-in-
dependent Criminal Court for this
Circuit, and we would recommend
our representatives in the next Leg
islature to use their influence II
bringing this about, believing it
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Interesting Masonic Banquet in
WaShington-The Grand Master
of England Feted.

The Earl of Gray and Ripon,
President of the English delegation
in the Joint High Commission, adds
to bis many honors the eminent
distinction OF being Grand Master
ofthe Grand Lodge Of Masons in
England The Masons Of Wash
q ington and other cities, DESTROYS of
paying respect to such an illustri-
Gus dignitary of their Order dnring
bis visit to this country, gave a
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2ard Dav Of MaY. 81

sell to the highest bidder in the town Of old
Lynnville, on credit of 6 months with in
terest from day of sale, free from the equity
Of redemption, the equitable interest of said
Thos G. CaldRell in
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CHANCERY SALE OF
LAND NEAR LYNNVILLE

John ". Howard, Ex'r . others,
vs.. ", n. Hackney others.
DDRSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L Court at Puiaski in the above cause, I viii
On Tuesday Esd day Of May. 1871.
sell 10 the highest bidder, in the town Of old
Lynuville, On q cred Of months, with in
teTest rom day Of sale,
A TRACT OF LAND,
lying Ia OF near said town, containing G and
2I-l6G acres by estimation, adjoining the
lands Of X. r Laird and others, and the
same formerly owned by W. n. Hackney.
Note and approved security Will be required
anI lien retained.
aprsotd u, F. BALLESTIsE, c. 8 x.
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CIIANCERY SALE OF
Lands and Lots at EIkton

Walter A. Childress and Others, VS.
Geo. W. Childress and others.
DURSUANT to a decree of the ChancHry
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, I
will, On Saturday the
9TH DAY OF MAY, 1871,
sell at pnblic auction in EIkton, on Il credit of
one and two years with interest from day of
sale, the following tracts of Land and Town
Lots mentioned in tie pleRdings, and be-
longing to the.estate of James NJ. Childres,
dec'd.-tO-b it; one
House and Lot in Elkton,
known as the Parr place, with brick dwell
ing, containing 81 acres, adjoining the lots
of Beatty and others; an undivided inserest
of q in Brick Store House situated on tho
the north side Of the public square IN said
town Of Elktoh- Also ono
Tract Of I25 Acres of Land,
In district No. of Giles county, on the head
waters of Limestone creek, and known as the
Camp tract. Also one Tract Of
l59 ACRES OF LAND,
bounded north by Mrs. johnson, east by
Lewter, south by Lewter & Boswell, west by
Lewis Holloway, and known as the Sullivan
tract. Notes with approved security requir
cd and liens retained.
apr20td W. F. BAtLxsTIsE, c a M
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J. ii. TAYLOR

HAVING removed 70 hisrsw store heaS'
East side Square. Pulaski, Tess
INFORMS al his friends aud the Pao.t
4 generally that nc Is receiving large -, 4,
ofnew dry Goods carefully selected -.
1t Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., Family 80
ceries, Hard, Tin and QuoeRsgaro' 8 - ~.
supply Of mechanics Tools ~ every &c. l, y.
ton. Retarns thanks for the liberia
tronsge oftko people Of Giles county - ~
iicits a continuance Of the same. hiieh
q nice lot Of Toady~mads Clothing -.
be win sell at cost, and Il selling e.,
thing verv low COR cash; wants every ~ "a
60 call md see soE themselves. deei9
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House and Lot in Elkton,
l59 AZORES o. land.
CHANcERY SALE OF
Town Lot in LlYnnviIIe.
Jno. Il. Woodbridge, admir-. vs..

Jno. Il. Woodbridge, Admir-. VS..
James J. West.
URSUANT 20 decree of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski in the above named
cause, ! will, on
Tuesday 2Srd Day Of May, 1871,
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, in
the town OF old Lynnville, on a credit Of 6
and 12months, with interest from day ofsale
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cHANCERY SALE OF

A Store House in Elkton.
A. D. Bull, adm'r. &C., vs. W. II. Hodges.
1 ,URsUANT to decree of the Chaneery
Court at Pulaski IN the above cause will
On Saturday 9th Day Of Nay. 1871
sell at public sale ia the town Of Elkton, on
credit Of and Is months, with interest
from day of sale, the
STORE HOUSE AND LOT
situated on thenorth-easG corner of the pub
lie square in said town, and known on the
plan of the town as iOt No. 25, and half Of
lot No. 60, bounded north by an alley, cast
BY George Seruges, deed, south by street,
and west By turnpike road. Notes with APP
proved>secGffty required and lien retained
apr20td W. +. BALLEETIa Z. CAN
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CHANcERY SALE or
Town Lots in LynnVille,

F. NJ, Walker VS.. Tllos. G. Caldwell q others
DURSCANT to 3 decree of the Chancery
L Court at Pulaski IN the above cause, ]
will. on TnesdaY the
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would be a saving to the county pc
cuniarily, and to the litigants much
trouble and annoyance
Permit us, dear sir, to tender to
you and our able and worthy Attor-
ney-General our Acknowledgements
for the uniform courtesy and kind
ness Shown during the term, and to
the officer waiting on us. j. NJ.
MARES, we return our thanks. We
now await your pleasure to be dis
charged.
r. EDMUEDsoN, Foreman,
w. A. Cofiman, JAS. p. Moore.
Jesse shelton, Z. W. M'Laurine,
F. F. Pollard, Richard Pepper,
J. Jos. Lindsay, John Ball,
Jas. NJ. Aymett, G., T. M'Laurine,
Rob't A. Blow.
We, the members of the Grand
Jury fer the county Of Giles, in
closing our arduous labors for the
March Term Of the Circuit Court,
most respectfully tender our sincere
thanks to our very worthy and
competent Foreman, DR.. ELIHU ED
MUNDsoN, for the efficiency he has
exhibited in the Investigations
coming before our body and the
uniform politeness and courtesy he
has showed to each and every mem
Der of this Grand Jury.
Jas. NJ. Aymett, G.. T. MLaurin G
Jas. p. Moore, F. F. Pollard,
/ J. j. Lindsay, Rob't A Blow,
E. w. NI'Laurine, Richard Pepper,
/ Jesse Shelton, Benz. B. Bass,
John Ball, w. ID. COfman,
Sam'l NJ. Marks, C. G. c.,
Officer in charge.
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For Cash

We win mott be undersola by anybody.
jan20-te
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to which the attention q our friends 81,
customers is respectfully invited. Our stoS'
embraces this variety usually kept iE es.sD
lishments Of the kind, and VIC are coahdes
that we can dispose oftAem upon as reason
able terms as any house in town. IA.
The selection OfouT goods was person ~
superintended BY one of the fFIns u ~ I.
best markets, add Is peculiarly adapted
the wants Of this Community. Give uA 81. 81
pr10 Nv ARROWsMITH & BRANhAH.
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Cotton brought ID for low mid
ding in Nashville yesterday.
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It is said that frost has neyerap-
peared in the San Jose Valley, Cal,
until this year.
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DE VENTA..

Ea la casa de D Tomas Tolosa (hijo)
de Maysguez. MaquInas de coser de an
oaTrctel con un complete repuesto de pie
zas, = otras uuy titles = desconocidas
hssta hoy, = ruedas en- 10, pies.
Maqpinas para rizar ropa, Arados de
Hol nejosadas de todos ndmeros, sur
cadoges, y de Amer 8 sean los conoeidos
por Anasi!os.
Venteadores paIa cafe MALI y otns.
ele ctos de ag;fcaitura. Calesas dc 2 y4a.
sientos, Calesitas para n'nos yelo~... -
jugnetes para i'd. Jueges completes en-
muebles dc oaoba, nogal y otras made
ras tlnas. QuirqnGs de pared, coIgantes y
sobregaesa &c una luces, Mesitas para
popoles dc nldsioa: Camas lie hierros, Jar.
ros y comboyes pateados, escritorios do
varis5 olases, Oristaeras losa 6na.
Guarda cornidas, rotnanas de varias
cIases, des5e uno doce 90. y do peso
por k(logramo Vidot &c eaobs inodores
peQuenos, arreos dobles y eencillos, cue.
ros para ca!esa, otros Inuchos artfculos,
Al misnlo tempo tiene ell gusto dc o
freezer el publco su nuevo establecimien-
to en- nadoras tenendo un complete sur
tijo ea ppen, superior 2 pino blanco, Te
jarlani de cipres, y alquitran en- barriles.
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Noticias de la Peninsula,

De varios per.i6dicos de Madrid
tomamos las siguientes noticias.
Sc ha concedido la gran cruz de
Isabella Catolicaal ex-diputadocons-
tituyentepor Puerto-Rico senor Her
nandez Arbizu. Igual condecoracion
habran obtenido los Sres. Escoriaza,
Becerra Delgado y Vald6s Linares.
-lIa fallecido en- esta C6rte, tras
de una penosa enfermedad, el Sr. D
Eusebio de Salazar y Mazarredo.
-IEa sido nombr2do Emhajador
extraordinario y plen1potenciario GER
ca del GobieIno frances, ell sonor D.
Salustiano de Ol6zaga, el cual ha to-
mado va possession de su destino.
-Leemos en- La Correspondence
del 26.
La Libert6 del % dice 10 siguiente:
Gel duque de Montpensier dester-
rado 4 las Baleares por el rey Anna
dec |, al cual no ha querido prestar
Juramento Gle fldelldad, ha hecho di-
mission de su empleo de captain ge-
neral del ejercito espahol y Sc prepa-
ra 4 partir para L6ndres.
reivindicariasus derechos
de principe frances"
Nuestro colega traspirenaico no
dice mas que, una verdad, y esa in
.completa. El duque de Montpensier
no ha hecho renuncia, ha pedido per-
misc al 'ministro de- la Guerra para
renunciar su dignidad dc captain ge-
neral, por la cual noha cobrado nun
ca sueldo alguno
FL duque de Montpensier, lejos de
pensar de If 4 L6ndres, nj & otro pals
extranjero,. esta resuelto q obedecer
las 6rdenes del gobierno trasladan-
dose { Mahon 8 esperar ALI Ia reso-
lucion del gobierno mismo 8 elfallo
del consejo De guerra.
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Gran jugada de Gallos.
Ess Mo1s0vis.


La Que SO prepara para los dias
Is Y &c del eatrante mes de Marco
SO espera sea luci'lfsima, pues ell que
sus ribe, dueno del ,amo de gallera
en este pneblo, 10 onite medic a1gune
para cue haya una grsn concurrencia;
y al efecto invita- po:- nedio del pre-
sente S todos los aicionadcs dc los
pueblas linlitrot. 5 y los de la Iala en-.
general: asegur2naoles quo cncontra,
ran co nooti torres para jagar toias las
peleas de los ndneros postas que
gds5sn.
Aqui no solo hallaraa ajugar todos
los combatieites que gnsten traer 1
la lid, 4ino que. prerarsdo ell que sus
critic COMO correspondo, tendran todo
10 noe essrio rara esto$; asi como tam
biea Sc abli,a para dichos dias una
casa de hue spedes provisional, dorde
procu'araa d4jar coulplacidos en- to-
Go 10 possible q sus (avorecedorcs--
Morovjs. Febrero rs de 1871-Jo-
Sc Guerrero. 3
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La EElsffera F0rtaleza "a

En- este EstabIeci niento Sc acaha
de reolb;r IN n1agni6co surtido de
ar!ioulos d tndas Ga ses como son IL
jeFas linas ordinarias, poftaplumas f.
nos pspoI para cart5s grandes y Pc
q0ano2 ldonl para ninos, orquilias
para seno'a, cinLurones de charol pa
ia Aahitos d. Sonora, agu;as de todas
classes ii. rGra crochet, hilo de todas
clasos, ii para bordar blanco, peines =
pelniilas, in'tones de nscar = de seda
de todas cla ses, I>i''tos para llevar IL
bros los nl11os d. todos talnanos, car
teras para Wage. i'd. Msletas y Baules
trenslllaa Lara aiorilos de traje, lapices
6no< y ordinarios, plumas de ganso.
carteras de bolsilio y IN variado sur
tido de artioulos dc Zai,ateria.
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Inter res;lnte.

E Buen Gusto de FranciscoB. BARGE
10 ACADIA de recibir procedente de I4e-
veTpocl, en- el bergaatin San Jose los Po-
plies de seaa con e!egantes listas de dife-
rentes coores, como tambien gros ne
gres, y de coiores lisos aprecios de reali-
zaciou .f
Hay Camas de Hero, y de Metal do
rado tcdo barato.
Adem9s diagram suftido de toda elase
d generos recibidos en- ia Ffagata Maria
10 que deaean realizar tanto por mayoroo
mo al detail.
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Compania dramatica. EN- Ell vapor ingl6s
ha llegado aver procedeute de ia Hata-
na Ia compana dramatica dirigida por
Ell primer actor ion Secundino Annexy.
Tenenos de ella muy huenas noticias
y deade luego le aseguramos un reaul-
tado satisfactorio cual Sc 10 desesmo-.
Otro dia dareinos mas pormenores.
Pasageros. Entire los que han llegado en-
.el vapot, eorreo procedente de Cddis Sc
encuentran Don Roman Baldorioty de
Castro, ex diputadu cortes, Don Fidel
Andres ae Lure, ingeniero agr6nomo,
Don Flaneiaco Baston, aomerciante, D.
Enrique Btrrocal, arquitecto, y D Fer.
nando Fernandez, captain de Arsilleria
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Tagnajay, parte dc Rio Plieto y Mayagi-
qua, al mando peetivainente de los se-
nor = teiiente coronel Noyal, cornandante
Abril y captain Daban, atacaron y toma
ron q disl Z por II tarde TN canlpamento
que en- Manacas del Abra Grande, jurisdic
cion de Moron, tenian los cabecillas Boi-
tiel y ho ms, defendido por 600 8 700
hombres, que esperaban q salome Herman
dez, que debia llcgar del camaguey con
400 mas y TN canon para atacar algunos
destacamentos y, Sc agrega, proteger un
desembarco mandado por Quesada Las
tropas os persguieron hasta oscurecer,
que quedaron completamente dispersos,
dejando Ell el campo is muertos, yen po-
der de las columns armas, caballos mu-
niciones, destruyendoseles el campamen
to, compuesto 1e 80 ranches.
El diGrio de la Mm'iaG del die s del cor
riente que recibimos aver por el yapor
ingl6s pNblica 10 siguente.
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I'll uuque uG @1lOlLp6uSleT no ITdtst
dereivindicar sus derechos de prfnci-
pc frances, porque Sc considera y ,es
ciudadano espanol, legalmente y por
los sentimientos de su corazon.
Segun vemos en- I'm diario M
nisterial; Sc ha resuelto va la for
en- que han de hacerse las elecc
en- las Antillas.
FL consejo de ministries, d
midad con ell artfculo adic2
ley de division de distra or-
dado que Sc applique q mas
elecciones ell art. 1Ql scto de
Constitution para lco
Por consecuep eoe acuerdo,
Sc ha dado ordp 1sgrafo al ca
pitan general 4 para que en-
piece la form 8 listas electoral
les, continy !. $ demas operacio-
mes en- log Is y con los requisites
que est la ley, procedi6ndose
en- segy "a la election de senado-
res y y <ados.
EV pitan general de Cuba comu-
nic( fIas 6rdenes correspondence
AZ Ruerto-Rico.
ALeemos en- La Independence Ma
Sionaz:
r "Pierden ell tempo Ez Universal
y los demas periodicos flibusteros;
las elecciones Sc haran en- Cuba y
Puerto Rico, y vendran diputados
Conservatives, y Sc combatiran con
energia las reformas radicales que
Sc quieran implantar ALA, y la ma
.yoria de las c6rtes aprobara esta
actitud, y el gobierno la apoyara
con energia, y los insurreotos de
por ALA y los'simpatizadores de STEM
pre- tendran que verse vencidos CO.
mo y seran siempre destruidas to-
das las aspiraciones injustas, todos
los deseos que est6n en- manifesto
contradiction por los intereses per-
manentes de nuestra patria.
Creemos que puede tranquilizarse
EI Paeute de Alcolea, a quien Sc le
ha dicho que ell gobierno trata de
nombrar al general don Jose de la
Concha captain general de la isla de
Cuba.
Ell marques de la Habana es ell
primero en- decir que ell conde de
Valmaseda ne debe ser relevado, ha-
biendo tenido la fortuna de inaugu-
rar su mando bajo los mas favorables
auspicios.
Sc dice que III alto parsonage
della situacion ha recibido una pre-
ciosa GAIA de dulces en- la que iba
guardada una lamina de bastante
merito artlstico, hecha q la aguada,
y representando 4 la persona 4
quien Sc dirigia, muerta y colocada
en- un ataud entire cuatro teas fune-
rarias.
Han hablado los peri6dicos de
una conferenc del senior Topete
con el presidente del consejo de mi
nistros, q la cual Sc daba bastante
importancia.
La conferencia; anade La Epoca
fue simplemente un serio atercado
con motivo de la orden del destierro
dictada contra ell duque de Mont
pensler, personas que no Sc halla-
ban distantes nos aseguran que Sc
alz6 bastante la voz por ambos in
terlocutores.