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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10
BALTIMoRE CARDS.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS.
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,

UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMs.
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.
Were awarded to CEAs. RI STtEFF. for the heat
PIANO in competition with 3 II the leading
Nanuiacturors OF the country.
OFFICE AND wAREROoMs.
No ~. Liberty Street, Baltimore, 1ia.
The superiority of the Unrivallcd Stieff Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who have il with
Others Others In their New Grand Square Scale, 4. oc-
the most perfect Piano Forte possible
Prices will be found reasonable as consistent
with thorough work rkmaasFip
A large assortmen. of Second Hs nd Pianos .lw,vs
on hand, from ST5 to 8 3OO
we are agents for the celebrated Rurdett Cabinet,
Par!or and Church Organs II styles and prices t6
snit every one guaranteed TO be fully equal to any
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing names
OF over 800 outhcrners, (6"0 of whom . re vir-
glnians, 200 North Cnrolnians. $50 East Tennes-
pril 8. 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10
TENT MEDICTNES,
SCHOOL p0OES aSo c.C.r,to<rny

'->''''N' - A'O . n It'-eE-tS1,
embracing all OF the D'ost popular and reliable re-
Incdics. aud also latest Novels and finest Kind.
OF stationery.
GI- as th'. quality OF Medicines is always of the
greatest importance both to the Physician and his
Patients, We lnnkc it our constant care to secure
none hut the ur.st A'edicince, aud by his long cx
perence in the retail business. he is prepared to
hill Physicians Prescriptions nd Com pound Medi-
Sines according to til" latest and strctcs rulcs of
Pharmacy. Tho public confidently reiy on
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared AZ Ill hours of the day snd-nieht.
N. 81 take this occasion return nv si.cerc
tina for the very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community and to express my grateful
acKnow cdshept of the high appreciation OF my
fellow citizene of my efforts serve them trustin
that may be Rbe in the future to render entire
satisinctiop to all ho may favor with their .up-
port md confluence GEO. T. LIGHT.
February 20
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

-You cannot catch fish with a clarinet.
or get any morrow out of trombone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

LIQUOR CENSUS OF New YoRK.-The
police of New York have been taking GEN.
sus of all the saloons, groceries and other
places where liquor is sold in that city. The
census shows that there are S,4O3 places
where liquor is sold in the city, which is at
the rate of one liquor store to every 100 per-
sons, including men, women and children
Deduct from these 100 persons those who do
not drink liquor at all, which will, no doubt,
be nearly one-half, and the ratio is l store to
every so persons who support them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

Cur THIS OuT.-A tea made of chestnut
leaves and drank in the place of water, will
cure cure the most obstinate case of dropsy in a
few days.
4 tea made of ripe or dried whortleberries,
and drank in the place of water is sure and
speedily cure for scrofulOus difficulty, how
ever bad.
A tea made of peach leaves is sure cure
for a kidney difficulty.
a plaster made Of fresh slack lime and
fresh tar is sure cure far cancer, which,
with all its roots will come out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

I'VE undersigned having iately purcnoscd %
the in rcat "t DIR. J. A. Strtih, in the tirlu9
81 Geo. = Light < Co will be c1mstsn.ly "a
RRuGs, E:=32 HEs kM0 GHEMlcAls,
at thcir old end wcli-known stand on Main street.
where ae" be obtained com plctc assor,mer, Of
DYE sTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, PUTTY,
superior Coal I.uhricating, Sperm. Lard and Lin
seed Oils, all of which vii! be sold as low as the
Eastern markets will atfpld; nlso CoaI Oil Lamps
Chinn Va'cs Toilet Sets, Fancy Al tcles, Fine Per
iumcr'es OF the most popular kinds. Pomndcs,
liailsand chevaer's lair Restorcrs and Ronowers,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10

The defence of gentleman who had
deprived his neighbor Of his turkey and roast
ed it. was that he found it on his fence, and
seized it in payment of rent for the fence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-10
JAR RED 81 w. BU EE,
HORSEPOWER AND CARPENTER,
LEET0WN CEIsT AND SAW MILL.

CLoCNS-beautiful Bonze, Rosewood and Wal
~ nut Fronts, bca utiful deaisns md patterns-fo
sale low bv L. LDINKLE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
The w ord Farewell.

Farewell, said u youthful lover, as he
pressed his lips to the white brow of a
beautiful maiden, for it had been de-
creed that he must 90 far hence. That
he must win a mare and fill with shining
gold his purse, before he could call that
loved one his bride.
Farewell said an old man with snowy
locks and furrowcd brow, as foudly to
his bosom he pressed his children's little
ones, for he was starting on hfs journey
to that land whence no traveller returns
Farewell, said man of wealth. as his
vast possessions flew from his grasp like
meteor from the brow of night.
Farewell, said u little child, as she
folded the white wings of her dead dove
and laid it in the grave which her own
hand had made beneath rose tree.
Farewell, said a noble youth, as he
left his native land to gaze upon the
grandeur of distant nations.
Farewell, said a broken hearted wild
ow, as she plumcd her spirit wings for
heaven.
Farewell, said stricken mother, as
she closed the eyes of her sweet darling
and pressed one long last kiss upon its
baby brow, and then laid it in the lonely
grave.
What means that word farewell. blend
lug in harmony, sweetness and melan-
choly? Why does it fall with such
a crushing weight upon the listener ear
Why do bright eyes grow dim, and rosy
cheeks turn pale, as this momcntous
word falls from the lips of some cher
ished one?
Alas! it tells to TIE fond heart a tale
of weary years, while a loved one is toll
ing in distant land. Of a vacant chair
in the old mans dwelling. OF poverty
and mighty struggles with a cold and
unfeeling world. OF children weeping
on account of their first SORROWS. Of
leaving home and country to seek more
happiness and more joy. OF blighted
hopes and broken vows OF beauty fled
from Garth, while the lovely mourncr
waters tiny grave with burning tears.
All, farewell is the language of earth.
In the bright, glad morning / nave
gazed upon beautiful flower, but before
evcntide it had withered and passed away
forever Methinks that thus it is with
life. In youths fair morn we clasp some
gentle one to our foul embrace, but Ger
we are aware of it our loved one is called
away by the angel of death.
Bright and beautiful are the dreams
with which we have decked the future,
but when the time approaches in which
to test their reality, we behold that, Wis
ion like, they have departed.
Where farewell tears no more are shed
Upon this chaugcless shore,
That there the holy ones who meet,
Shall parted be 10 more.
0 will it not be very sweet,
When all the ties are riyen,
Shall be united once again
Within the gates Of heaven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
l)oetitaI.
Written on Hearing Music.

WAiGGSn Ou LASdAAilS nuslC'
BY THOMAS J. MANHATTAN.
What melodies what melodies
Are flying on the air
They col le from truth and innocence,
A lady pure and fair.
They are her soft, melodious strains
She's giving to the breeze,
How free her lily fingers move
Along the sounding keys
What lofty notes what soothing strains
Those qniverng keys impart;
Rich with the bloom of early Joys
They'r pressing on the heart;
Back in the howcry track of youth,
On memorys wheels they roll
With rosy wreaths Of love and truth,
They re twning ronnd the soul.
Hlrl bark they're coming sweetcr still
In more melodious strains
How rapidly with every thrill,
They touch thousand veins.
And in the wild red streams of life,
They're sinking fast and deep
The memories of departed joys
To cherish and to keep.
These honied strains, I'll keep them here
Embnm'd in memory's night,
To whisper of the songstress fair
The lady pure and bright.
While memory lives I'll not forget
These soothing melodies,
Or the white flower of Nelson's hover,
Who touch the sounding KEYS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
YLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH d, 1878.
ito debt: and if I did, shouldn't know

into debt: and if did, shouldn't know
where to borrow"
" Fortunately. there is no need of it"
said Mrs. Lynford |You seem to for
get our little savings bank
But is it possible it can amount to
two hundred and fifty dollars" he cx-
claimed, in surprise.
. Yes, and six hundred more" replied
his WIFE
Impossible y
"Wait minute and I will prove il. :"
Caroline withdrew moment, and re-
appeared with several certificates of bank
and railroad shares, amounting to eight
hundred dollars and bank book in
which the balance was deposited to her
credit
" Are you quite sure you havn't had
legacy y demanded Charles. in amaze
ment. A dime day surely has not
provided this n
No, but two dimes day has, with
little extra deposit now and then. |
think, Charles, we shall be able to ward
off starvation for time"
Charles Lynford remained out of en-
ployment for some months, but in the
spring business revived, as he anticipat-
ed, and was once more in receipt of his
old income.
More than two thirds of the fund was
still left, and hcnccforth Charles was no
less assiduous than his wife in striving
to increase it.
The little tin savings bank still stands
on the mantlepiece, and never fails to
receive daily deposit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
Calling Boys in the Morning.

Calling boy in the morning can
hardly be cfassed under tho head of
pastimes," especially if the boy is fond
of exercise the day before. And it is a
little singular that the next hardest thing
to getting boy out Of bed is getting him
into it. There is rarely mother who is
a success at rousiag a boy. All mothers
know this so do their boys. And yet
the mother seems to 90 at it in the right
way She opens the stair door and in
sinuatingly observes d" Johnny" There
is no response. "John-ny." Still no
response Then there is short, sharp
John" followed moment later by a
prolonged and emphatic " John Henry"
A grunt from the upper regions signifies
that an impression has been made, and
the mother is encouraged to add, @ You'd
better be getting down here to your
breakfast, young man, before ! come up
there an give you something you'll feel F."
This so startles the young man that he
Immediately goes to sleep again. And
the operation has to be rcraeted several
times. A father knows nothing about
this trouble. He merely opens his mouth
as a soda bottle elects its cork, and the
John Henry" that clcavcs the air Of
that stairway goes into that boy like
electricity and picrces the deepest recess
es of his very nature And he pops out
Of that bed and into his clothes and down
the stairs with promptness that is com.
mendable. 1t is rarely boy allows
himself to disregard the paternal sum
mons. About once II year IS believed to
be as often as is consistent with the rules
of health lie saves his father a great
many steps by his thoughtfulness. Dan
Luyy NcpS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
UNDERTAKING.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Rockville and vicini-
ty, that he has bought the right, title, inter
est and good will Of his father, in the IN
DERTAKTNG BUSINESS, together with the
Hearse, Wagon. &c. necessaryfor conducting
the same. and that he will be prepared here
after. upon the shortest notice to aecommo-
date all who may require his services. a lib
eral share Of patronage is solicited.
W. REUBEN HUMPHREY,
Washington Street.
iune Io-tf Rockville, MI.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
Home Comfort.

MY dear" said loving spouse Ia
her lord, " do come home early in the
evening and / can sit and read to you,
or listen to you read, and we can have
the incest possible time" " Why, how
is that?'' said the husband, 81 you used
to be too busy with your sewing to talk
or read or listen" " Oh, since you
bought me that labor-saving Howe Sew
ing Machine, | have no further trouble
and have more time TO spare than know
what to do with"
What husband who values his wife 5
health, beauty or comfort, will deny her
the blessing Of Sewing Machine? How
many gloomy evenings would be passed
in happiness with such an angel Of re-
lief 10 the house? by paying ter doitarS
and fge monthly, one of the world re,
nowned Howe Machines ca1 be obtained
of the Agent, l.. EAGLE, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
Es. F.. CARTER,

lLATE PARTNER WITH WM oLDFIELD, ESQ.
DUMP-MAKER,
4 FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hartford Co., Nd
viii attend promptly to DIGGING AND
WALLING WELLS. PUTTING IN NEW
Pumps and REPAIRING OLD ONES.
NEW PUMPS kept always on hand. Price
so cents per foot.
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
re- All letters addressed to B. +. CARTER,
Fountain Green, Hartford county, Nd, or to
HUGH Miles, Poolesyille, Nd, will be prompt
ltattended to.
oct 7-3mn b. r. CARTER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
AUREL INSTITUTE,
UNDER THE CHARGE OF TIE
MISSES DUGAN & VALLEY
Taurel. Prince Georges County, nd.

LaUT6I kIIl5ce uoO4 &c 3 OOUH0J' A1u'
TIE 9th Session will commence on Monday,
February 81 1853. Parents are particularly
requested to enter their children at the com
lnencement Of the session.
No deduction is made for absence or with
drayal from The Institute, except in cases Of
protrIcted Illness.
For further particulars, apply at the lnsti-
tutc, Main St, Laurel. drc2T-6mn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21

Do you know hog to tell what size
Of glove you need Take a. tape and
measure your hand around the knuckles.
The number Of inches and quarters of
an inch it measures is exactly the size of
a glove. That is, if it measures FIVE
inches and three quarters around, you
want glove No. 81
Better to pay the street organ-grinder
two cents for music, than owe for piano
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21

Two Irishmen were working in quar-
ry, when one Of them fell into deep
hole. The other alarmed, rushed 10 the
brink Of the hole and called out, " Pat
are you kilt entirely? If you are dead
speak - Pat treasured him from the bot
tom, by saying in answer. No. Tim !;
not dead, but knocked spachcless .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
TAMEs w. BOSWELL,

u LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Rockville, Nd.
M5- viii attend to sales in any part Of the
county, and his terms viii he such rs cannot
fail to please All orders addressed to him, at
Rockville. Darnestown, or PoolesviIie. will be
promptly attended to. dee l4-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21

Violins were invented in l4i1.
Hatchets first made in 1904
Paper FIRST made Of rags III.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
gE,uE oah ANNUAL SESSION

a OF KUJNN TLI4E AUAUEM !,
WILL begin the LIST Monday in September,
1872. Students who intend to malriculate
are urged 10 present themselves at the com
mencerneut OF the session as the classes are
then formed and those who come later must
expect to accommodate themselves thereto.
Terms same as heretofore.
j. d. ABRAHAMS,
iy2Gn Principal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-03-21
lJGNTGOME
I'VE FEMALE INSTITUTE

COOKE D. LUCKETT, Principal
VNHE SECOND TERN of the rim 4nnual
4 Session will begin on Monday, Fehru-
sry 10Th. 1873 and continue without inter
ruption for twenty weeks. jan lo-tf
, 1873-11-29
SPAIN.
The City Of Cartagena Sub
jected to Heavy BON
bard1nent.
Two Hundred Persons Killed in Tho
City on Tuesday Last.
Typhus and Snall-Po1 Raging in
tho 0arlist Army,

LONDON, Nov. 29-G q. m.--Special dispatches
to thu Times aud Standard giyo particulars Of
tho bonabardmont Of Cartagona. On Wednesday
the arsenal barracks wero thu chief marAs for
the beeicsora' artillery, but tho Cathedral
and Hospital were alao struck. On
FRIDAY tile Theatre, tho Protestant Church, and
two cntlro Bsrcets wcro destroyed, AMI 200 por-
aons killed and wounded within tho city. Tho
Insurgents llnvo raised tho black Ing on tho
forts. at the last accounts tito fire around tho
city wap subelting. The loss OF tho bcaeigors
haa been exceedingly Omai? Tho officers Of tho
foreign a1ualrons Bncceeled In obtaining nj
ar,niBtico ct four hours OIL friday night.
BAroSSE, Nov. 38.-The Carlints report tint
tho typl1B and smallpox prevail to such M OK
tent III Gen. Alorrlonos army that it is unable to
mako any of'onbivo movement.
MApnrD Nov. 2S.--Duriug t7ro honra' truce
at Cartsgonn yesterday. the Italian Admiral sont
vcsHol to tho city, Which returned with a nnua-
bor Of non. combatnnts. At tho close Of tho
truce the firing IVES roBrmod Oh both sii1oH and
continues to-day. The Insurgents arc making
lesnerate tefa1lRo.
, 1873-11-29
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Lhmat INSURANCE Sttits In iowa.
tpecial Dispatch to III: Chicago Tribune.
DAYENroNr, Iowa., Nov. 2S.-Messya. Parkor
It Twomoy, Of thiB city, collecting attorneys for
tho Receiver Of tho tefunct Lamar insurance
Company Of Chicago, havo lately instituted over
eco additional suits against delinquent SUBJ
scribors to tho Htoc1s OF that Company. In al1
over 1000 such suits llave boon commenced, and
aro now pending throughout Illinois and Iowa.
Tho Iowa Subscribers, to Il. great OK
tent. havo compromised with the Receiver, and
sottlel mp. Tho cases which hayo becn pending
in minor courts in Iowa haye all been dismissed
by tho Recover and his attorneys, tho intention
being to group them al together anl bring them
boforo tie United States Court for adjudication
at itB uext term in Dca Aloinee. Tho attorneys
have lataly compromised with dolinqrcnts
throughout Illinois and lown to tho extent of
over S30D, 900, and the $50 now suits commenced
represent oynr S2u0, 900 OK delinquent stock. Tho
wllole business Of tile L*.nar in this region is
fast approaching i elimination.
, 1873-11-29

wound broahing ont nfrosh compelled him, 70.
g'frerlng from hts shondcr ant1a acmi- -paralyEcd
arm, he undertook tho 1lglltor duty Of command
M ? Confedora:catoalner, tho Eugonio, in tho
nockauo running. III tllls steamer, ono Of tho
low milling regularly 11n1or the Confederate flag,
Capt. Fry approved htMso1f Il Bl.llful daring
cofl'inandor. and raa uniformly aucccaafu. On
ono OCCASION tho Eugonfo, 1oadcd with gunpow-
dor. Grotntted ontBit1o Of Fort Fiu1cr nnt]or tho
Hi1ih o. the blockading squadron, mud w1on, In
Yio" OK tic Heavy canoualo which was opened
upon M1r, 10 WnB commanded from tho fort,
from Wilmington, and tlnnlly from Richmond
to abandon lis boat and savo Ills crew from whit
waA considered the inevitable explosion, Frv
positively refnncl to do no atuo4 by his shin.
flgAtoncl hor, got Il good tlde and carried uor
HafolY ftt.-n measure Of cnol ganntry not easily
surpassed, III he raH uttor1y dofonseteBa, carry
Ing. no arnla1nent. Ho simply Dtood tho chanco
Of boI1g blown ZIP Without lilo oxcitomont Of
battlo to nuhtnln la norro. while on tho other
hand tho ndjaccnt coast nadn escape easy. From
tho construction of torpedoon ald for that ptr-
pono wont to Scotland. whoro tho closing Of tho
ports rendered hfa efforts frutlosH. After t}lo
Var heard of him In Now 0r1catis, working on
aon,o patents for saying ships nnd curin.; TIM
Dor. and very poor. Of hin connection with tho
C1lbnns know nothing and chi 0nfy SUPPOSE
his poverty and natural loyo Of adventure COM
biuod to bring about his murdor. Personally, llo
wan ta!l, weil"nlado, handsome man, with tho
most E1cHmerio oyes l llayo ever eoon, harin;
great power Of control, both oyor httuaotr nt,l
others. ilis mind was remarkably good, and
Well cultivated. Flo Taa a doep roht1or and
thinker, fond Of epcoulatiug Oh nlstr,ao Hub-
tects. aud apt to DO lod BY his gohiua to a1tromo
YicWa,
, 1873-11-29
CAPT. JOSEPH FRY.
BONE ACCOUNT or Ills sENy1CEB FOR THE CON
EEnnrACEa uIiRlSa TIlE WAn,

BONE ACCOUNT or Ills 3ENf1CEB FUR THE CON
FEDEEATKA uuR1Sa TNE WAn. -,
Correspondence At tho Li{t|IHore GHzetkf.
From fow mouths intimate acquaintance
with Capt. Joseph FRY, late con.'"anaes Of the
Virgitsiis, during our war, gathered lronl lin
lps u few incidents Of hih life. J1o was horn III
Flor{la, and gerrod many years in tie United
Staten Navy; from. tho latter i,o ro3ignol to join
tho Courodcraoy. III which lo held tl1o rank Of
Lieutenant. Az alloh ho Aorvod Oil tho alssis-
alppi, flrAt uudor tho comnand and Oh THO lag-
blliii, Of Commodore 1tolllns Mt Now 0!lohns
After tho fall Of that city, l,o hatl conmaall of
small gunboAt which tho Foera! 1lcet droY1
into QUO ri ssIEle smaller Wostorn riyors,.-tho
White, think finding It, impossible to
sayo or l,o blllol Ills buat, lAl,iod llia battery
gu u blitn, and oponed n tlro that sunk ono
ct hla p,lrSuarl and lroyo lilo rcnlaintor
otr. Tho tleot. however, returned. aud throw
lux bot!y oil some 1lyo hundred m2rnoa III his
roar, wlllo eomo Four or ilyo stuamora opened
OIL hia front. n.alo 1t hot fur his two guns and!
e!xty or soyenty men. Fighting I'll around to
lilo bitter onl, TRY mover did uurreu1cr. aud
tho first knowledge ho Ind Of tho battlo's iual.
waH when restored to eonscolsuoau In u Fol-
oral hospital, wllon no found l!tnlHof severely
wounded In tho shoulder, anil learned thas hi,
lttlo bnp.l hesl hoen nearly ell killed or wounded
Eufora tito blur was talfr. After ho was
oxchauraa aud VIA aHaguol to duty. hiH
, 1873-11-29
IN NEW YORK.
Special DfepGfth to IHe Chscaao Tribune.
i


4 sENBATloNAL nuNoR.
NEw YonE, Nov. 2s.---A private bispn!ctl re-
cotrcd ltoro to-dny Bays t1,nttllo Wnr Department
ia negotiating with tho Pacific Mail Stcn1aship
Comrauy for thu purchase Of .lt vessels they own
on this Bido Of tho continent, and that the hargau
~ to DO closed tomorrow. Rufus Hutch, vlco-
President and Managing Director Of tho Com.
pany saya, howcvor, that thoro is no truth in
tho ntory; Tint no proposals. for tic purchase Of
their vosaolA haa been considered by tic Doard.
ITO the 1fasocis1fta jr:ssl
UEAUTIOR1zED COLLECTIONS.
New YonK, Nov. 23.-H. Qnosada and Carlos
Dol Cas:elo publish y card stating that they
40 tho only Representatives. Of tho llopnbl.cef,
Goyornmcnt Of Cuba abroad TINT tho collection
Of funds for tho suffering Cubnuu is without
their authority and against tho commands
OF tnolr Government, and c0ndcmnng all
nttot1pts to onligt mon rs lciuG i'll diracs vion-
ton OF tue laws Of tho land.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
NEw YonK Nov. 23.-Gon. Martin A1os[ahon
Ems elected President of tito Cuba;1 Loa,:uo last
oyoning. Vico-prcBidotlt Wilson, who llatl boon
oloHon rreBident, aont wort1..that, while eympa-
tllixiug NTH Cuba his dutios would not permit
him to accept tito llonor. Petitions arc to bo put
III circulation for Rignntnrea, asking Cou;roaa to
grant to Cubn boigeront rights. It waB Sill
lao,1nccd Tint a private lettor from Santiago
stated that twenty mon who onsbraco1 thu Catlio-
lie faith did 10 oil tho condition TINT their ltYes
should be spared. Thoy wero, howsyor, shot.
, 1873-11-29

TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. aS.--ltt tho Unitod Station
Circuit Court to-dAy, Judge Dillon proaiding.
the case Of the Govornment agail,ht @. Z. Jenni~
son, on chnrHe Of attempt 10 defraua Tho Gov
ernment was continued to the uoxt term.
IN tho oaso OF keono against tho City OF Fort
Scott, involving tic validity Of bonds issued by
Fort Scott to tie Missouri, kannas Il Tcxas lall-
way. Judgment waH rendered for paintiI ind
tho bonds declared valid
II ia r,morod that Jldga Dcalhay Of the United
statos Dintrict Court, it about to eudor his res.
isna.ion, 10 tal;e orocs At thu coming senntolal
election.