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HAYANA. Dec. l..

The steamship Virginius was towed
out of the harbor of Havana, at A
o'clock this morning by tug boat, She
was escorted by the Spanish man-of,war
Isabella La Calotica. The tug boat re.
turned to the city at o'clock The des-
tination of the Virsinius is supposed to
be Key West.
PARIS, Dec II,
President MacMahon has commutcd
the sentence of Marshal Bazaine to TWEEN.
ty years of seclusion, and to bear effect
OF degradation from rank; but to be
spared the humiliating ceremony.
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FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.


Lochand counsel for Bazaine, finished
his address this morning lie declared
the marshal did not surrender in the
open Geld, and was guiItless of violating
article 2l0 Of the army code,
NJ Lachond, counsel for Marshal Ba-
zaine, in his peroration said, l deeply
sympathize with valiant soldier over
whelmed by terrible accusation. | fear
not death for him. He is brave and fears
nothing but the loss of his honor for the
sake of his wife and children, feel
most for France, which will deplorc the
loss of valorous soldier. Your hon
ors' patriotism forbids that you condemn
HIM You know what political trials are
On the spot on which we stand poster.ty
has raised statue to those executed af
ter such trial.
Il Pourcet replied, demanding that a
terrible example be made as lesson to
rising generations
Before the judges Withdrew, Bazaine
said: 81 have two words in my brest
honor and country. | have never been
wanting towards this proud motto during
forty-two years Of service. | swear be-
fore Christ that | have not betrayed
France.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
After a long dciberation the judges de
clared BaZaine guilty of the charges or
the capitulatien Of Metz and Of the army
in the open field without doing all that
was prescribed by honor and duty to
avoid the surrender, and unanimously
condemned him to death and to be de-
graded from his rank previous to his eX
ecution.
THE COURT MARTIAL COMMENDS HIN TO
MERCY
After the Judgment had been rendered
all the members of the court signed an
appeal for mercy, which the duke d Au
male Immediately conveyed in person to
President MacMahon.
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The Debois Cotton Gin.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
OF the above celebrated Gin, In our paper. 1t
Is highly recommended by all who have tried
it. Call and see the Gin at d. @. WILLIAMS.
Stnrn
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TINIIE well known and long establishes
Ferry ut Van Buren. Arkansas. Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro-
p ietors having recently put on arge New
Steamboat, and With careful and experienced
Fcrrymen they feel confident that they car
give universal ati.faction to the travelling
public. Their aim viii be to meet the in
creasing demands Of the large emigrant tray.
el to Texas.
The So Louis, and Sherman. Texas. U. 8.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which Is 4
good guarantee Tint it Is the shortest as we'll
as the best route for travel Of all kinda.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river. and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides OF
the river and no pains will be spared to ae-
commodatc the public. We shall strive TO
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
". B. Ferry Accowfs must he ssif'sd
NoRhly-No deriation from mis- rule.
II. &. RO BARDs. Irs sie,
Van Buren,, Feb 4, -. II
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cLOTHING-CLOTHING.
4 New Stock of READI-MADE
Cl0THING. for sale Cheap, at
sepy30tf HERR n CRAFTS.
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We are in communal receipt OF large and fre,h ad-
dions to our stock and purchasers assured they
can always find full and complete assortment.
which, We offer low for cash. June T3u
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>.~0 ARRIVES. CLOSES.
,..n from St Louis, daily(
S'rttnneent Tuesday, IN ga IN
shcep, shTeIn and Eastern, from
sahlsstn Rock and Memphis,
hiii,S hI,iiv except Mondayli ,, 7am ip m
Ts:ts,atd s.T,s daily except McndaylJ 10 m 3 m
, ts1 l,m tho rrowsevery Moday' II m Il m
QnfGe from to l0AM
Ho'0'' j. A. NOBLE, P. NJ.
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NO WAR.

The President in conversation to-day
with number of gcntIcmen upon the
marked, emphatically, AT the close,
" Gentlemen, you may rest assured there
will be no war
BoSToN, Dee g.
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COBB ELECTED.

Samuel O. Cobb, Democrat, but nomi-
mated by ell parties, except the Prchibi'
tionists, was to-day elected Mayor 10y a
majority of lS,623. Gushing, Prohibi-
ton candidate, received but 5GS votes.
-Four ladies are elected on the school
board.
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THE SURVIVORS.

The surviving members Of the Virgin
ius crew, now at Santiago, will be return
ed to the jurisdiction Of tue United States
at. if not before, the time Of the surreh-
der OF the vessel.
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MUrINY IN TIE SENATE.
There is renewed agitation at the White
House. In the Senate o-dav, in EXecu-
tive session, n motion was made to re
consider the confirmation Of Boss Shep-
herd 1t seems that there mas much dis.
satisfaction at the manner in which this
confirmation was rushed through on
Monday, and in view OF the strong feel
inc against the nomination Of Williams
it is thought that at least n show of de
liberation should be had in confirming
the other nominations The prospect
Low is that fight over Shepherd will be
added to the complication already exist
inc between the President and the Sen
ate. The motion to reconsider is said to
have been made by Republican Senator
WILLIAMS.
The Senate judiciary committee to day
considered the case Of Williams, but no
action was taken. The discussion will
h. resumed Tomorrow. The rumor that
the nomination will be.withdrawn is per
sis,sn,lv reiterated, but there is the best
authority for stating that the Presidents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
euire too nicely as to the rights of the Ex-
ecntiv, penaftment as an indenentient and

quire too nicely as to the rights of the Ex-
ecntiv. Department as an Independents and
coordinate branch of the government
The State was steadily advancing in mates
rial wealth the progress made in the differ
ent branches of business though not rapid.
was healthy the towns Increased in popula-
tion and trade; new farms were opened up.
and old ones better cultivated; new msnu-
featuring establishments were started and old
ones extended their operations; and all made
satisfactory returns for the Investments Of
capital the forest and mine contributed their
full share 10 the general wealth. aud tho la
borer received hetrer compensation for his
services than in times past During the past
season the earth has yielded her fruits abup>
dantiy as q reward for the patient industry of
the farmer, and the people have an ample
supply of the necessnries of life The State
was fairly on the high road to prosperity.-
But recently in the financial centers Of tho
country a crash came bringing ruin upon
many directly concerned, and boiling disaster
to business interests in the remotest parts Of
the country aud our people have not escaped
Its blighting Influence. Many products re-.
main in the hands of the producer unsoid,
owing tothe serious check which trade has
received. and all Interests are somewhat af-
fected But 1t rs most gratifying fact that
no banksor banking institution or large mans
nfacturing establishment in the State has SO
far been compelled to yield to the pressure,
which all must more or less have felt. And
Iearnestly hope that the storm may soon nass
away. Let every good citizen in times like
these remember that his own interest is in>
dissolubly bound up with that of the CONS
munity. and that in general deterioration of
values, he must also suffer loss then let him
lend helping hand as he can to his neigh.
bor; aud let no laborer be discharged from
employment if possible, although his labor
may not be as remunera.ive as it was, and tho
hardships of financial crisis which our peo-
pie had no agency in bringing about will bs
greatly mitigated.
In looking back over our condition during
the past year, we have great reason for thank
fulness to the Giver of all good gifts for the
many blessings which we have received at
His hand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
BALTIMORE ANB oHlo RAILROAD,

GcFHoULE Of Passenger Tra I'M arriving aud de-
NJ parting ST Harpcr's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING EAST
Columbus .Exprsse via Washinglon... SIS A. NJ
Passengers by this train for Frederick
juno and other point old track
change cars Point of Rocks.
Fact Line via " ashn gtou 1916 &c
Mail Tram via Old Track to all points. 2,O5 r M
ST. Louis Exprfssv via Warrington. GLIB, (" as
TRAINS GOING WEST.
st. Louis Express from Bait. vi. Wash 10 os A. M.
Cincinnati .s 10 10 t &c
Mail Train cldtr,k IL 81 & ..
F,st Line 5. 7 90 :" 6.
Trains on Main Stem he close connections at
Earper's Ferry with trains running on w P. & s.
Division to Strasbnre aud points farther South :.
At Haeersto~ n juno tiou with trains for Haeers-
town. &c. So
ThronEh Tickets to all prominent points w est,
Ticke. Office hpen for ali passenger trains, d.v
and night. Comfortable facilities for waiting pas.
sercers. A r. wOOD "A ren,
Harper Ferry juno II. 1873 80.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
GEORGE II. EAGLEY.

Manufacturer of La,iies' aud Gents' Bows, and
Youths, Misses' and Cpidren's sd
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES,
ofali Styles and Grades,
HAV1NG now permanently locatedN-
chased IT, ,n5 na, just paL
of the VERY BEST MATERIAL. including sup.-;
rlor French Cnlf-Skins, Moroccos. Alligator Eng
ish Ben Sole, &c. Ills determine tion is to make
the beet quality of work, and whilst he offers many
thanks to those who have assisted him in bu lid ing
up MS trade here he has determined to spare no
efforts to increase the same to itrautmost eTtent
Terms Cash GEO II HAGJEy
AZ Dnffeld's; We have just purchased our F.lN
stock -B"ots, Shoes. Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear,
Confectionery, &c. Also iarg supply, of Lea ather
G. & J. T. IAGBEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
To ALL CONCERNED!
HOUSE PAINTING. GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING. &C.

yoHNN. wHITTlNGToN again proffers his ser
~ vices to the public. for the speedy execution and
in the most artistic sty of any work in the USE
PAINTING. WALL PkrER1NG. FURNITURE
fENoHaTlSG. or CHAIR GAMING line. Prices
tui to friends for the cement cf the pact
he confidently hopes, from enlarged experience aud
to receive a reasonable proportion Of the work in
o. Shop in basement, next door to Mr. John
Ashbaugh's Tailoring establishment, Northw est
corner Gf Liberty and Lawrence SITS
July 90. 1s73-3m N w
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04

TITO FARMERS and MACaINJsTs. I have ,u,t
j received a prime article of I.ubricatine Oil,
which we are selling at 60 cents pee gallon
w. s. MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
JAMES W. BUTT,
JOINER AND CARPENTER

CharIestOWn, W. Va,
TONTINUES to execute every variety of work in
~ his line, and will pndertake and complete con
tracts in the shortest possible space of time. By
promptness, reasonable charges and good work
manship, he hopes TO merit acontinusnc of public
patronage Orders left at the "Spirit'' Office will
receive prompt attention.
October 2s, ls7s-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04

--.ssYfll you keep ansey1e on my -f,orse, my
son. while Istep IN and get drink p Stsap-
ger goes in aud gets his drink comes out and
finds his horse missing" Where is my horse,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
WINCHESTER. POTOMAC a. HARRI.
S0NBURG DIVISION. b. so. Il. X.
TIME TABLE.

The Traiu that leaves Charle-tovn at $3.50, A NJ
eounects with Cincinnsti Express West aud Fast
Line Eas'. at Earper's Ferry
Train leaving Gharies,own at 1888, A. M. con-
meets al Harpers Ferry with Mail Trains East md
w w eet. which psse over the Old Route to and from
branch.
Fact Freight. no leaves strosburg a. s 80 p. NJ.
-pnsses Ghariestowu at 1924 A. NJ, and rcache.
Hsrp.r's Ferry ut l 30 A. NJ
Fact Freisht. No. 8, leaves Harner's Ferry at
n.io r Nj passes Chsrlceto~n at 1872; A. NJ and
arrives at Sitseburg s5>A NJ.
Ins coi"nhns sxprsss for Rnltim.re: via Wash
TheS ST. Lonis Errr-ss from Ia l,i,nore vi, Wash
inetm for Parkershure. passes Nsrper's Ferry at
i2.nS, A. M, (u tho mighty.
A. B. WOOD, Agent. Harper'e gerry.
TH0S. r. SHARP
Sept. s.ls7s Master Of rrsnsports,ion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04
FIRE /! FIRE !!
AT BROWNS SHOP.

THE undersigned would in form hisSH
friends aud the public generally "a
that he Is % st,ll at the above named ssA--ss,.-
ture to order Boots. Shoes Caters &c Special
attention given to STITCHED BOOTS AND LA,
DIES WORK. None but the beat ma te rial used,
and all work guaranteed Repairing neatly done
and at moderate rates. Orders fllnd promptly
March IS. 1S73-ly. NJ B MILLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-04

1 need NO, here state am powerisss to en-s
force this plain and important Constitutional
duty, and recommend that you adopt such
lagisiation as will compel its performance in
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15
Al EvENrIDE.
u anAlD xAsszy.
Thou inAn nitsiy mareifuli

yxe u axaAlD NAss1Y.
Thou inaAitsiy msreifull p. t.. q,
Thy garments hen in prayer ws p.ll.
Bringing our burdens On our knees. Il =
4 We take thsihaali that lends r,,,sse :: p sni
Z Turn On ~ oss t.rgivins look, -, .:r .. -,
Before thia day shall close its book.
tSs,aS's = sSassgs$5staay fa.1GasIStI ,j ..ft.
30 yearninsly wsssskY thy face, g.; ....-
When derkpess 4 our dwelling place. =
Our foolish hearts, that daily roam, Z. y,
Would nightly pestfo with Thee at Home.
Be With rs Hsrs. and grant that we
Hereafter, Lord, may be with Thee,
Fatherl Our utmost parts lie bare
To Thine own npurifying air; as
We spread our stains out in Thy sight:
~ Sun OF Pursnsss, turn them white:
And make our spirits clear a. dow
For thine own Salt to tighten through.
Send down the Comforter, we plead.
For all whoare In bitter need:
Let homeless Hagers find, We pray.
Some we'll Of succor by the way:
With the Angel Of Thy Presence bless
Poor wanderers in the wilderness.
- p - i-:9s =! p, ; ~. ~ ~
aod Keep our daslfngs safe this night,
Though scattered. one still in Thy sighti
Leadon, by many ways. and past
All perils, till We join at last:
With US the broken links with Thee
The circle perfect endlessly.
Now take us, Father, to Thy breast,
And still oil troubled thoughts to rest;
Thy wstch and ward about Us keep,
That tired souls may smile asleep,
And, having been in heaven awhile,
May wake tomorrow with Thy smile.
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-Nashville's oldest inhabitant is
much interested in Brysut's "Homer," {"
because, as he says, although he didn't
know Ajax personally, he wss very
we'll acquainted with A. Jackson, and
voted for him for President.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

AT recent sale Of Leicester sheep
from the Aocks of Lord Pelwartb, an
English breeder, one ram brought 1856,
with one exception the highest price
ever paid for Leicester sheep. The
average of the sale was $l85.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

-"Pretty bad under foot to-day"
said one citizen to another, as they met
in the street. eyes, but it is fine over
head" responded the other. "True
enough" said the first, "but then very
few are are going that way"
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-"What should I talk about this
evening 7" asked prosy speaker, of
one of, his expected auditors. "About
a quarter Of an hour would be just
about The thing" was tho reply"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15
SEEDS, PLANTS. TREEs-PaEPAIO
By NAIL.

Ny new priced descriptive Catalogue Of
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds. 25 sort.
Of either for 81 new and choice varieties
Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Evergreens, Roses, Grapes, Lilies, Small
Fruits, House snd Border Plants and
Bulbs; one year grated Fruit Trees for
mailing Fruit Stocks Of all kinds Hedge
Plants, 30. tho most complete assortment
in the country, will be sent gratis to any
plain address, with P. o. box. True Cape
Cod Cranberry for upland or lewlsnd,
$e per 1000 81 per 100 prepaid&by mail.
Trade list to dealers. Seeds on Commis-
sion. Agents wanted. ID Il -: .- :
b: a. watson, Old Colony Nurseries
Ene.s'9 n@ SSeG Merehouss, Plymouth, Mass.
'Vs~~NSNs A02Ns Z :. ,y.-t e. :. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

OBJ Rim TIN G.
VI kind, plain or eolored, executed on short no
se In the best style, and At st. Paul prices. Print
hg 1oue in German and Norwegian, a. we'll ~
English. and warranted to give saNsfaction.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

CONCLUDED on FOURTH PAGE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15
ST. PAUL.

The names given In this column are those OF tn.
largest and most reliable houses iu their
several lines Of businessin st.Paul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25

AbriI 18-Para la Habana vap ing C6rctcGll3
ton cap Herbet, con correspondence pasags
l9-Para Terranava gol ing Victor 70 ton cap
Roberts, con mieles 4
19-Para~ Yabucoa gol esp Estfelta % ton pa
trOn Torres con prOXlsloncs
19.-Para Vega -baja gol esp Ree0rte 16 ton
patron Subira, con provisiones
19-Para s, Thomas yap ing ArnO 1881 ton cap
Dix, con pasageros
19--t'ara L6ndres berg aleman Arnold 200 ton
cap kingabert, con sazllcar aa3 ssss ( - u
20-Paia la mar gol de guerra GHaddH0 su
cUmandante Don Cirian Patero
20-pma Manaty goI esp NueU0 4Tdg0H u ton
patron DamngueZ, con duelas ...s.,
20-Para Valencia berg gol esp BrEY0 l30 ton
CAP Marquee, con cafe azucary pasagero
20-Pala Arecibo gOl esp Petra 59 ten patron
Cruz, con prOviSioneS
2O-Pare Rio grande gol esp Guadalupe 2S ton
patron CaSiliuS, con prOvlSlone3
20-Para Aguadilld dennis puntos dc su ru-
ia vap esp PetIyO SOS ton cap Milagros, con efeS-
tOs pasagctoS asa.
2O-Para Naguabo gol esp Lusd 80 ton patron
Antunio SuareZ, con pr0visiones
22-Para Aguadilla d. TX amer Suzanne 245
ton patron Sanger, en- lastre
23--Para New-York berg amer Charles a,
Hoard 240 ton cap MeSenyuer con azucar
*3.Para Cadiz pol. got. esp. "San jose 162 ton
cap. D0menech, con frutOs.i
2f,-Para Barcelona POI. gol, esp Emilia li9 ton
cap. Carbonel con frutos,
2j.-5ara Yabuco4 bal. esp, "Ange, Maria ~ ton
patron - ,1s0, con provisiones.
G3.-para Fajardo g)l. esp. "Fajardlna' o. ton.
patron Lanuza con proyikiOnes.
25- ara Fajaro vap ing "ArnO' 1881 ton. cap.
DIX, con pasagcroS.
.3-iarl Mana.y Zgol esp Bella Joaqnina' ~
ton paiTon dartinez, con provislOnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-25
iAUNCIOS DIVbRSOS.
A AVISO

H-hiesd 10 enmprado ID. ManGel PiuIliOa In &C zion
qae toa ia u. Jose Nenadici I'll iuYent0 prlyile-
GO dsaoEiinad0 GMenard ~ Namndtch para
kecaE cet6 ysto4a c.asc dc granos, sdqni1endo al
pcOElo III mp0 PIN ifius los derech0 dsI esprc8ad0
Nensdich en- la sociedad que sDnrs el asOntO teniA
foi iaada CON Gueuara, q eda desde osia fscha 60
tinEui la IN raZon social de Guennrd y Nemn.
diCsA que levaba Ia empresa. titn, ,aRdOsc en- ado
lanUe saaeuarl N PiniITOs.
Llnueya oiedad tiene 81 suato do part.cipar
los Sres. hacen adOs y acopialnrea ae cafe que ci
Gla Glez Gcl correute ms cmbarcafA el soolo
GnenaId para Europa, con al principal objcto de ha
Ger construir af los aparatos que ticne vrndidua
hn de que los intervSado que quicran ndQurir d.
cbs aparat0s Para Ia pr0xfmA cha 80 niFvan di-
rigirse Ia brevedad poatDiea Guenard HermAnos.
hncos agentes en esta Isla.--Aiuen1ra - nsGmts
lIOs.-Maya9iez Abril 3 do 1873. "a A. 4