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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Approved October 10, 1872.
An Act relating to the duties and comTens :
ton Of town sunerlntendents Of scno.le

An Act relating 70 the duties and comIens :
ton Of town superinte ndents Of schools
Sec !. Instead OF the Compensation now
provided by law, the superintendent OF
schools shall receive for his services two dol
lars for each day necessarily spent in the
discharge OF bis legal duties and reasonable
sum for his annual reports to the larch
meeting and to the secretary OF the board
OF education, and ten cents mile for ncces
sary travel in meeting the secretary OF the
board OF education in pursuance of the pro
visions Of an act approved November 20
1870, entitled IAN Act re ating to the duties
OF town uperntendents.
Sec. 2. Sections one hundred nine and
one hundred ten Of chapter twenty-five oil
the General statutes are amended by strlk-
ing out the words " town clerk, whtn yer
they occur, and inserting in place thereot
the words ''town superintendent
Sec. 3. Section one hundred eleven OF
chapter twenty two Of the General Statutes
j. hereby repealed.
Sec. /. The returns now required to be
made by district CLERKS to the tow clerks by
the provisions of the act entitled IAN Act
in relation to school census and other school
matters" approved November % 1870.
shall hereafter be made TO the town superin-
tendents of schools.
Sec. 5. 1t shall be the duty of the town
superintendent of schools to file in the town
clerks Office, on or before the first day OF
June in each year, the school registers and
school census returns for the preceding
school year.
Sec. 8. The secretary of the board OF ed
ucation Is hereby directed to prepare and
annually furnish to each town superInten-
dent suitable blank certificates t. teachers.
Sec. 7. This act shall take effect fro,n it,
passage.
Approved November %, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
An Act in addition to chapter seventy TWO Of The
LrnunrLl -laLuL-- realng .-u.tLlLtLs :LnL M.rA-

An Act in addition to chapter seventy-two Of The
General statutes relating 10 guardians ami wards
sec /. Whenever any minor or other person
who may be under guardianship within the JulIS-
uIctiOn OF any Probate Court IN this sta e, shall
remove any other state or Territory an the
United states, or 10 ANY foreign state or
country, ami II shall be made 10 appear 10 SAT-
Court that proper and icsa guardian OF SAID M
nor uC other person, mas been there appointed
and has uy bond ur otherwise %IveA ample and
satisfactory security Tor Inc faithful petfOi tn.tncc
trust such SualtI Il, and that II All DC
interest oIle drI 10 tiansnt the estate OF
such ward said last named uIi DIAN, SAM court
oI,tct the guardian IA his state To render ami
Svtlle ILLS account such Eu.tIslII D., ami 10 pay
over the estate his ward 10 such newly appointed
guardian.
Approved November 81, ls72.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

JOINT Resolution Ia IeI,s.ce TO civil Ser vice anu
Postal Retu4i
ft~>ottv1 Or nc Senate tt House uT NDrc 8tsIlttS.
mat "e Coz diaily approve Cuur pa eued u}
ue t4eshtent ui tuc Uuitel states I'D las 't-ilot-
cutetVor> q ctOr CIsIl service that upu-
ely, IheieucS and nsienJN shat D. Ine c-~nt al
Qualifications I'r tiuut l1-IIiou--,taI ~ he Ns
te4ue~l ur >'-u1toie aud Rrpr, ~eulatlvc- IA CON
Z e-o p ext thcls vnuIe influence 10 acc lup.~I
t'e same object and l-O 10 iId INC oVetnlunt ~
the aHu>c ut the tankng privilege.
hat the clcttIyui be ccLGi 10 forward
q copy oI tlie Re-o.uuon To tne President 81 abe
Time states am 10 each ui The senator's. anu hei-
lCntIt Ve> IA LUuSte>> tom tins late.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act in relation to the time Of Teachers
in District Schools.
See. /. In the atcense Ut an express con-
tract. session Of three hours IN the fore
noon. ana three hours IN the aft rnoou, aiI
constitute school day, and five such days "a
school week. ard four such weeks a school
month. in The district schools ct the State.
Approved November II, 1872
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Approved November p, 1872.

An Act relating to tcxt-books,to be used ia
the Schools OF this State.
Sec /. Halls Geography and History 81
Vermont, now in use by authority OF law.
IN tie .hooIs Of Vermont, or such revised
edition o. the same az may lie issued, shall
he continued as a textbook IN said -chOo.-
for the term of FIVE years, from the first day
Of November, \. d 1878.
Approved November ooh, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Approved November %, 1872.

An Act providing for the training and in
struction OF ldiotic and ieeble-minded
children.
Sec. l. a sum not exceeding two thou
sand dollars may be annually drawn from the
treasury OF this State by the governor, FOR
the benefit Of idiotic and leeole-n Inded chil-
dren of INDECENT parents residing in this
State, to be appropriated agreeably to the
provisions of this act.
Sec. 2. The beneiciaries above mentioned
shall be instructed at the Massachusetts
school for IdIotIc and feeble IN lnded youth,
established in the city Of Boston, IA the
commonwealth OF Massachusetts, until
provision is otherwise made by law.
Sec. 3. The board of civil authority u
each town shall annually, on or De.oIe the
first day OF February, certify - tie county
clerk the names OF all idiotc ana feeble
minded children bet cen tie ages "a i've an.
fourteen years, res ding in cir several ,u n.
to- her with me p c1uitry ab .it, ., d
CIR u,:,S.a, {, III th, parents u 5 "a cnid, c.,
(Vr "a Lie p-reo-s Dvuud ny law u sup
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

JOINT Resolution auth ~ the Investigating
committee 10 puf-uC then examination HlteI lAc
dJou nmelt Il tine present esel ga
HtHotrgd % TIE >rHfe sa HotSe gf ktfrtseHtHicts-
ihat tie Jo.ut committee Of The Two ..ou>ce iieci
tu invest gate line an us ct the Insane Asa llu,
ami tie J'i.t committee To Investigate inc coHdu1-
ul cci ttlh >id.e oil tglS AMI IhC Vermont -i lat
aIltu.d Company. are aaJn ,f4E-d lJ Itr-uc Ll-f
Investigations alt-I the adj burnu III ~ the 'frae
trove.uur ou Ca /, .i,.. IA. fi-l Itr OF IA neNts
1"u ncithet oI sut com utt &C. shalt en- 80 f's
nA o"d hItetl 'tilA IN then IuN 7ti-oh' al 9l'
thHSt IN Ndtnc per day a. are aitoNe3 e ii1'-'
brla ui he Ge-cial Assembly aWI thci - 7o"''l
eNpen *, AND TO nc audited by line AIitto' a
p~tu bA the treasurer, Uu Jic 90 ucf oiaAh o9 al
Au't,t'f And d -I.,il De The dut, al the GoNVi'-
l" cause uCl icppi l. to Ue prucd tId one copy OF
each oI ead reports 10 De sent 10 each Hlc'r' ~
thc Incs nt GeHCiHi A. euiDlS, IIu 10 it9e 'e %
copy 81 each 10 be communicated 10 etch lio"7'
u N.Y. -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act to amend section tlirt,-si o. chapter
ty-two General statutes, relating the sale
OF zeal Estate by guardians.
sec. /. Section Jhuty-7IX fGhapter seventy two
OF The General uJe> l. hereby amended as to
rcsl,t a, follows No license granted 10 a guar
sci the real estate of ward shall con-
unue ia force than Two years from me time Of
Tsnliug Il.
Approved November p, $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

or school district meeting in which they
might otherwise be entitled to vote.
Sec, 9. The disability equivalent to the
loss Of an arm a leg, or eyesight shall in all
cases he determined by the degree or grade
of disability for which such disabled persons
shall he pensioned by the United States
government.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved October %, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act in amendment Of section sixty. seven
Of charter eightv-four Of the Gener J
Statutes. entitled - OfcolIecrion of taxes. "
Sec l Section sixtv-seven of chapter
eiobtv- four of the General Statutes, shall be
so amended as to read as follows.
The Grand list TO he completed on the fl
teanrh dav % Nav for the assessment Of town
ard higi way taxes. shall he the list on
which all school district and village taxes
voted on tie first day Of April, or at any
time thereafter within one year, shall be
assessed
Approved November :, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Approved November Il, ls72.

An Act in amendment OF section thirly-stven,
chapter uIty-two, OF the General >tLIutes, reAl-
ing 10 the settlement OF Estates.
sec. 3. section LIlIty seven OF chapter Hity-tWo
oI the General statutes - hereby amended 10 read
a follows
Sec 81. When d shall be ga lie To appear 10 The
Probate Count IhaJ % ouli be benvhcEtl 10 the
mems dcvl-ec-, "a lcgacc- and o-r interested ln
AN t.- tate. reason OF tfer Fc-lIn- uul OF tins
stale otherwise, that part or ihe whole OF The
state, except -uch shall be assigned 10
il widow, or "a pant The whole OF Ia real estate
except the doNcf ut The Wi ~, aud inclUd NJ ,he
r,Ncr-IOu % tlc widow, tower. or DOtn Inc real
.uA personal estate should be sold, The Probate
d QUIZ may ON tp Ic ltt1l OF he admIul- traitor OF
executor, with Inc consent and appreciation IN
AIItlu- 90 a the heirs teNl-cc> anu leEsttee9 lt
-uIm- lu tul- rio interested AZ The estate
90 ne sold. -,r.ut uc n-r tn sueu administrator on
execute. 10 sci "a part th- whole uI It estate.
although the same may not oc necessary u pas
.t-. yi-Ie-- cha. -r- al Administrations pro-
rti.,t, -ucI uc-u-C shall not be INCONSISTENT
with tuc PROVISIONS 90 "a Will
,c-. , lul, 1ct small take effect from its passage.
approved November y, So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act relating to IA, Division Of the Prop
- cry Of School Districts.
Sec. l. Whenever any school district
within this State shall be divided into two or
more districts, and said districts shall fail to
agree upon division of their corporate
property, it shalt be the duty of the clerk o.
the district 50 divided, or in his absence. or
inability or refusal to act, Of any taxpayer
IN either portion Of said district so divided
to apply to the assistant judges of the coun-
ty court. for the time being, in which such
original district Is situated and it shall he
the duty of such Judges, within reason bile
time after the organization OF such new dis
trIcts, according to their judgment and DIS
erection 10 make a fair, just and equitable
division OF all the property and assets of such
original district, including taxes voted. but
not collected between the said new districts
as hereinafter provided
Sec 2. Said judges shall give notice to
all interested. Of the time and place OF hear
ing, by posting upon The schoo, house in the
original district, and in one other yQblic|
place IN each st said new q strict- q u rirter
i,' g.. tiot, tie. J. ri tus ,f, m. - hen.
L. - e--c- "-eAc l4cy VIII ex~ln.nc Tie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act in amendment Of and IN addition 10 number
>INty-thlee, entitled 80 - n Act relating 10 liens
received on property sold, approved NOvem-
b,r -, 1870.
sec. l. Any person who shall sell personal pro
pcftv The same 10 be sold by another, upon
when there ieu 10y reason OF rs having been
previously sold condItunaily, without giving notice
10 the purchaser OF purchasers OF the existence Of
sucH lien with intent 10 ucIaud, shall be puuIs he'd
Dy line not exceeding two hundred dollars, 10y
npilSUnment IN the state Prison for term eN-
Gee ing one year
Approved November p, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

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sec This act shall take effect fromri,s nass,..
Approved November p, 1872 age
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
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Approved Noycmf CT 70, 49,

An Act entitled - Al act defining the Powers
Of -chuu. Distr cts
See l. Any school district Of this State,
at any legal meeting called Tor the purpose
81 ADJ have power 70 allow the use OF the
school house 81 such district for meetings
fer religious worship. lectures. and other
similar purposes, when not needed Tor school
purposes.
Approved November Goth, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

I'm act IN addition TO section uiuety-ei-ht of chap
ter tWcutv-e-hE OF the General stat les,
Titled q" or Railroads.
chap or tNenty-ti-hI of the GENERAL statutes
are hereby extended as % Iuclu the notes tnI
bonds of the Trustees and managers OF railroad
property THIS state.
sec. , Tins ct shall take cifct from Us passage.
Approved October - l>l3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
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An Act 10 amend an act amend section thirteen,
chapter lolty seven, of tue General statutes,
titled, . OF levy of execution
Sec. J.. section one OF sand act Is hereby amend
ed by inserting IN the twelfth line, after the word,
wood. the words, 20 or i've tons OF coal"
sec >. This act shall take effect from lis passage
Approved November >, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

of such EXPENSES as may accrue under the pro-
visions of this act.
SEE. 4. This act shall he construct not to
extend to the payment Of fees on charges of anv
aitor" ev for consultation and advice only hut
shall only apply where services actually
rendered upon trial. or in a Cont of enquiry
before Justice of the peace. and the amount of
fees at anv time allowed under such assig pment
shall rest solely in the discretion of the court
making such assignment, subject the limitatiOns
specified in section two OF this act.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November %, 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An Act extending jac jurisdiction o. -Aeaill, anJt
,ltlI eel Utt--
Sc, D. The. fu.l-,sI-jI,u oI -heIH- and th.I.
elti-t a. snail a,. tNt,u,yt i.e j.r.sI the
n-ht 10 serve any process. clNl coz rt4lu.tl.
vltuln tine limits 90 tle state lsiutiauc ID ;..l.
state
Approved November n. I~.z.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

An act in amendment of chanter one hundred
twenty of the General Statutes. entitled q Of
general provisions concerning Crimes and Pun
ishments"
and nut on trial in the county court in anv crimi
nal prosecution. shall he permitted perPmDtorily
to challenge six jurors, and such farther number
as he can show good cause for challenging.
Sec. Section four Of chapter ono hundred
twenty of the General Statutes is hereby repealed
Sec 3. This shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November II 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
New Eori. fsrais.,

New YORK. November l3.-The steamer
Aiizonl is overdue.
The Government sues the German Savings
Bank for si0.1cO, unpaid taxes, and $4,000
penalty for failure to report.
\ secret meeting Of underwriters adopted
the rates OF 1870, which advance the present
rate, len to fifteen per cent. The subject OF
Mun,ard roofs was referred to n special COM
mittcc.
The sale Of August Bcimont's collection Of
foreign paintings last evening realized over
$4,000.
The suspension of Stantlcld, Wentworth
i Co., dr.gOods commission merchants al
Boston and this city, i, announced. Ills en-
rcctcd they will resume soon.
The SIN reports the new district attorney
ts having decided to takc;.ll Tie indictments
for murdcr from the pigcon-holcs and try
them at once. There aleabout one hundred
pigcOn-holcd indictments for homicide and
various grades of manSIaughter. The bonds
men are mainly politicians. In addition,
there are about twenty prisoners awaiting
trial for similar crimes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SNllll.

Spain.
NADpID, November 13.-The c0urt-lnar-
tial OF the Fcrrol rcvoiters continues. Serc-
raj Of the ringlcaders have been sentenced to
death.
Two band: Of Carlists have appeared in
Anda!uSia and cut the tclcgraph- ana rail-
roads. Troops have been sent there.
italy.
EovE. November l:i.--Tur Italian Govern
,Grnt ,,saiantinc> vessels arriving from -"l1t!l
cru Australian port, in consequence 81 ttie
,hoitI.,, which prevails there.
En.Iunt.
LoxDoS, November l3.-Eea'y gales pre-,
vailed on tic English coast to-day, ana
mach damage TO shippiA" is reported.
Mexico.
MArAMoRAe, November l3.--General CN-
halIos. military governor Of Sinatoa. All.
nounccs the paclication OF that State "itl'oo'
bloOdshed. ,,
General DiaS, having surrendered and
Given his parole to present MnlseIl at Tue
city Of Mexico, President Lcrdo con&ratu-
Io,cs the country on the restoration OF peace
Great rejoicing prevails at the capital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

TuC PollCE CoCRr, 1ESTERpAf.-ju>iict ice
J. }. White disposed Of the tolloW!n" cases
in the Police Court Yesterday:
Phil. Robinson (coioredl, charged witt;
having in his possession one ovcrcoat Of the
value OF about 81, the property Of stephen
lIanshcrry. Discharged, having accounted
reasonably for the possession.
Jack Scott (colorcd), charged with stealing
from the. person Of Levi Garrett $l?.21 N
United States currency. Continued /" Thurs.
day.
Monroe Jackson and William Alien (co-
lort(), charged with fighting in the public
street, were fined - each.
Peter sullivan, charged with a2sanitin@
and striking Richard Carter. Fined s..
David Lewis (colored), charged with steal
ing from the steamer James ). Green $40 III
currency and one opera-gla>S, the property
of George Myers. Continued TO Wednesday
next on account Of absence Of important
witnesses.
,larlha Lewis (rolorydN. charged with a$-
saultinm ana heating Agnes Lewis. Fined 81.
DANES !. Diamond and Oscar t.ihh!nS,
charged with being drunk and breaking ana
injuring the door Of the house occupied ~
Charles II. Johnson. Fined -.
Samuel Pete (coiored), charged on war-
rant, "did unlMwfully assault by Improper
acts Henrietta Smith. and abused hcr with
the use of obscene language; and all" rl.lys
that the said $. Pete be bound over TO keep
the ueace." Sam was fined 81.
Cornelius Booker, charged with aSsaultiHg
and threatening 10 beat Henrietta Smith and
abusing her in the public street. Fined -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

tLLANISG tr THE CArlToL.-AS the time
aprguari,., for The General Assembly TO meet
@s" capitol i being put in proper condition
il receive them. The Old floor III the House
9, Delegate, has been pulled up, and under
n~,th ii w,> collected tie rubbish, the dust,
and dirt Of ages. All tins trash i being
It,.rn uu', and will he hauled away when the
..y,acs are again able 10 work, and neat new
I1nr WI in il few days be put down III lieu
i" the Old one. Up stairs things already be-
~ . look IN apple-pie order, but below it
al take several days 70 complete the work !;
aid il teams cgnnot be secured 10 haul away
t4, Rubbish /! may be longer. in The senate
r'@uUer General Nc~beuy is also at WORK,
rbd The necessary cleaning and setting 10
@.uts = brins l.ish2d .J."aid with speed.
-'-ot 10 tur hA.rn4citt !srGc lht, been 4 vast
W..l!yrun.iii. aud the h,Iildiu% ~s.ttt!s 10 be
~ good condition 2ild clean from one elu 10
lhr ether.
Ia connection with the cleaning at the
".itoi il may be remarked that there was
s9mewhut OF II sir there on Tuesday, owing
- Colonel owens room filling with smoke.
!ieHd- were al once put TO work TO ind the
Arc, and TWO holes were cut IL t!e ceiling Of
lit ro,unGg near the eastern entrance to the
gallery Oi tbs House. 4 brick had III some
Nay slipped from the chimney, and this was
soon put in place again aud the danger Of q
ilFc ayertcd. ON the whole, the old building,
>'nce being rcpaintcd and repaired, looks
hfah'ncW, and in beauty ii Is second TO lo
structure Of its kind in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

WILLIAM J. ANSABLE SENT TO THE PES1rEN.
T,ARY FOR THREE YEARs.-lt will be remem-
hcrcd that the jury in the case of Annablc,
the iate clerk OF Henrico County Court,
failed TO agree OH Tuesday, and We're given
i'll charge Of the sheriff until yesterday, when
they were brought again into court, and rem
dersd a verdict Of guilty" fixing his pun
iShment at confinement in the State pcnitcn-
tiary for three years. Objection WAS made
to this by counsel for the prisoner. who
moved to set aside the verdict in order TO
haze Il new trial. This motion was par
tally argued and continued until this morn
ing. when his Honor Judge Gregory will
give his opinion on ii; the prisoner in the
meantime being rcmandcd to Jail. The pre-
sentiments against Annable were postponed
until the next term of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The barome.
ter will probably continue falling over the
lower lakes and thence over the entire Sec
tions Of the Middle States and New England,
with southeasterly to southwesterly winds,
threatening weather and rain tomorrow.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States south
easterly to sOuthwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather will prevail. In the North
west and thence to the Missouri river and
upper and lower Ohio valleys northerly to
westerly winds, clearing and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional light rain and
snow. On the upper lakes brisk and high
southwesterly and northwcsterly winds,
threatening weather and rain, extending into
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

OLE DcLI.-The wcr'tl-rcnowncd violin
ist returned 10 tic field Of his many tri-
umphs, in the Steamer Celtic, November 4th,
for the purpose OF making a professional
tour through the southern States, which he
was prevented from wishing last season by
serious ind!spJSit!0n. II is now nearly thirty
years since h. made hi- tjr-t how to IN Amc-
riran audience al the Old Park Theatre. il:
New York city, and his then great popularity
remains unGnlin>.cG. Since 1863 Ole Eu!i
has given stries Of concerts many ;itnc7 ia
all the principal! cities Of Tie Fast a:ld N'rat
and always with the greatest success, dla"-
ing forth all thc G!ite Of each community,
and appearing before crowded and cnl!.l-
siastic audiences. Ole Bull vii! bc supported
hy Hiss Graziclla Ridgway, soprano, ans
the Wcii-knoWD and popular baritone - l.nol
Fcrranii, and N!r. }. n. r:;le>on, tie c.ni-
ncnt pianist. The company sill! open in
Richmond on tho 18th and 10Th OF NoYc.II-
Der at Assembly Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
Cuban iGnirs.

New YoRE. November ia correspond.
ent telegraphing from Riosa, Cuba, says ::
have Just returned from the camp Of thc
fair condition, but the ammunition is scarce.
The commissary is abundant except coffee" :"
HAVANA, November 13.--The impression
that kilograms passing through this island to
other places are liable to censorship is erro
neous. Only dispatches originating or de-
iivcred in Cnba are subjected 10 that process.
The Captain-Geneal has ordered that all
parties accused of incendiarism shall be tried
by court-martial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

..... ~ rug unTsr nIarAsE.-TEc
.,tI 3,;ne here lrom the disease
.,' n,r..,,rI thcm all over the coUu-
.. 49,. 3, T.. ,,I,ityinr 70 Know that the ma
'. -. - drrrrasr in Richmond. Re-
d. -, ,hr lower part Of lt"Htico and
,tari., i Cily county reprcsen, that the
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a., o.rIy rcl~ons Who had business in
.'. ,Z,rc 'r5upri,rd to take il "ioot-in-
~ r,,n.. !. Richmond.
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49,. -. ,,',Iaffr horse hv the crIzoo,v.