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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-12-03

through his defect of vocal power. His text Ras Tn the eleventh psalm, eff the foundation be destroyed what can the righteous do?" We heard enough to know that that the great subject which the text opens was treated with decided ability He was succeeded by Mir.
 Young, whom the Mormons all call Broth- CT Brigham. He Is a man of imposing personal appearance, and on this occasion was richly dressed with a profusion of gold watch trimmings and wearing a scar let necktie, probably the badge of his of- ficial position. There were nothing in his remarks indicating uncommon shrewdness or eminent ability. He spake strongly in favor of temperance and good order in the movements of society. and strongly lamented the decadence Tof both which modern manners had introduced. His re- marks were addressed entirely to those of his own faith, although many strangers were present. 1a1 -'az @a. sf gro
 A friend took us over the most impor- tant parts of the city and we were pleased to observe the general good order and neatness that prevails A strong Gentle element is rapidly spreading through the whole territory and is very sensibly modr flying the exclusive views of the Mormons. On an elevated plateau, two or three miles west of the city, is strong military fort ress, which is kept well garrisoned and which has the whole city within the range of it's guns. It was established several years since when the Mormons were show, ing some symptoms of rebellion against the government.
 The territory of Utah contains an i'm immense amount of mineral wealth which IS being rapidly developed and which promises to make it one of the richest sec tions of our country, and its agricultural interests are very important About 90 thousand acres are already under profita- ble cultivation and large crops are already their annual yield. eC.F.S.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

it1tsf v.--,s3 Ss&g8f3ss t7ss 10 tae Editor of dbe Enquirer,
 ESTEEMED FRIEND:
 Id Will you please inform your readers that have positive ,4Frs rfetft
 CURE FOR COMsUMPTFOW < N' and all disorders of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by it's use in my practice, have cured hundreds of cases, and will give gFI.LS 1aaq $1,OOO.OO, O,u4rs.4-rosa for case it will not benefit. Indeed, SO strong is my faith, will send SAMPLE, FREE t0 any sufferer addressing me- t8Sss@% % w Please show, thisl letter to anyg one you may. know who is suffering from these diseases, and oblige, @9.9 s1tf-4re -. :. Ts >tzE .e "a Faithfully yours, ..4,ilI9
 DIR. T. F. BURT, .loa
 ss:sm 6s WILLIAM ST.. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-12-03

WINE OF THE WooDs invigorates the Liver. e-t3 io e yAt A 1y
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In another column we publish the death of Theodore c. Glazier. Many of our readers. especially those once belonging to the Nineteenth Regiment, will readily recollect him as Sergt. Glazier of D. Con- PAny. He was universally esteemed and respected by all his comrades during his short stay with the Regiment. He joined it at Camp Dutton and soon after the ar- rival at Alexandria was taken sick and was finally discharged. He was graduate of Trinity College, class of 1860. During the year 1Ss1-62 he was tutor in the college in the department of Greek and Latin. He was able to attend to business on the Saturday before his death. Since the war he has been engaged in business at Rio Janeiro. South America. He was son-in- law of the Rev. Dr. Lewis of Watertown.
 Rev. Samuel Orcott, now supplying the pulpit at Torrington Hollow, proposes to write . local history of Torrington. His plan. says the Register. is to make book of eight or ten hundred pages octave. in. elading Civil. Ecclesiastical. Biographical, and Family history, statistics and Gen. ealogie&.
 The case of A. J. Hine, late cashier ol the Ansonia Bank is to come before the U. 0 Dist. court aov in session at Hart. ford.
 Bridgeport liquor dealers are having g lively time vith the prosecuting agents in that city. Twenty-Five of then have been prosecuted recently.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-24

WEALTHY MEN.-It Is no use trying to
get ahead of Chicago In anything. That
city now claims to have the wealthiest
men. It is admitted that Cincinnati has
some few men OF wealth, and St. Louis,
"A town to the south Of u.s." Chicago
thinks II necessary to explain, has several;
but Chicago, IS usual, "beAts creation r.
Real estate has been the means by which
these men rose. By far the greater ma.
Jority Of Ohicago's millionaires arc old
men who came there about 1s56or earlier
and bought land and sold 1t, and bought
again; or who simply bought land and
happily held on toll. We find, moreover,
the admission:
Another Characteristic Of our wealthy
menis the evident lack Of social attain
ments. They were not, as a class, born
TO kid gloves. Financial acumen has
been q gift with them, but the finer cul-
ture Of breeding, and the refinement that
comes OF good society, was not their por.
ton in early youth, nor have they had
time to attend to such NAings in the busy
Whirl OF money .mAking,
The two wealthiest citizens are said TO
be William B. Ogden, the first Mayor Of
the city, Sl5OooOoo; and Cyrus W. Me-
CormiCk, 100000. Then follows the
well.kncwn names Of Latin, Farrell, the
Peck brothers, and some fifty others.
whose Golfers are supposed to contain
from four million dollars down to pitt
tul one million.
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Letter from Benwood.
Editor Grafton Sentinel:

Editor Grafton bonunol:
As l am about 70 become q resident Of
BenWoOd, IwiIl give you and your read.
ers few ideas Of the town. 81
Benwood IL q beautiful little town Of
about 1000 inhabitants, and Ia situated on
the north side oil the Ohio river, four miles
east Of Wheeling, OF the junction Of the
B. & o. and O. o. r. r which are con-
nected by q large railroad bridge across
the Ohio river. / am led 10 believe that
this 10 healthy town, as II only supports
one physician, while Grafton, with Q pop
ulation Of 1000, supports i've physicians
besides the students and druggists. Since
/ have been In town have only known
Of one case Of fever, and that one Is doing
very well. Benwood 10 0 live place; II any
one doubts II, let him call and see the
large blast furnaces, nail factories, DC, ]
would say 10 the travelling public that the
old Railroad House Is undergoing some
very important changes, which when com.
pleIed will reflect great credit on the b.
l. 0. Co, and materially conduce 10 the
comfort Of the traveller who may wish 0
square meal or a cup Of hot coffee. The
"Quince House" iS superintended by Mr..
0sburn, q very accommodating gentle.
man OF large experience In this business.
The cooking department 10 conducted by
Mrs. Banister and Mrs. Fulton, who are
well qualified for their branch Of the bust.
ness. The dining room 10 managed by q
beautiful young widow who makes pas.
sengers comfortable by meeting them with
smile Of the counter during lunch hours
and at the table during meals. She 10 as
sisted by q smiling young gentleman from
Wheeling, who Is also ''chiet Of commits.
sary," and think has an eye 70 business.
l will say 70 my friends that ! like Ben
wood very much as present home, not
withstanding regret TO leave my com.
Portable and humble home In Grafton, al
l leave many beloved friends there; but,
friends, expect to make my home
among you Of some future time. LID
Very respectfully, &C., @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-24

BROOKE CoYETY.-There are FIVE candl'
dates for the Clerkship Of the County
Court in Brooke-viz-J. G. Jacob, editor
Of the herald, William Jones, james l.
Kerr, s. 8. Quest and Brooke Turner,
The last named ia the regular Democratic
nominee. Jones and Kerr are Democrats,
and Quest and Jacob Republicans.
Wheeler Reeves is the Peoples candi-
date for Assessor, and James D. Lazear is
an independent candidate for the same
office.
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We are also indebted TO Mr.. DWIGHT
for the following series Of analyses made
Of boiling and heating furnace cinders;
A specimen Of boiling furnace cinder
tap from the Belmont Mill contained
5eSl.l0O metallic iron. A specimen Of
some from the Riverside boiling furnaces
contained 81 19.1OO metallic iron. A
specimen Of heating furnace Cinder from
the Belmont contained 40 S75 1000 me-
tallic iron.
Boiling furnace cinder is sold at g Is
per ton, while that from the heating fur
naces, which is commonly called alag, is
given away for road making purposes. 1t
will be something new to many persons
10 know that the latter contains 40 per
cent Of metallic iron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-24

NEWSPAPERS along the line Of the
Cleveland s. Pittsburgh Railroad express
regret at the retirement Of Conductor
john BREEN, who had been on the road
for ten years. As the Wellsburg Herald
remarks, JOHNNY was popular railroad
conductor"
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AND now brother JACOB Of the Wells
burg Herald, advertises his Sewing Ma
chine also for sale, without regard to the
TACT, that PLATrENBURa, Of the Hancock
Courier, has the right OF way until his
machine is sold. There are now two ma.
chimes and a shot gun on the market.
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Mr.. Wiley for Congress in the Sec.
ond DIBtTict.

We learn that an effort Is making in
the Second District to bring out the Hon.
WArTMAN 7. WILEY as an independent
candidate for Congress. 1t is thought
that Mr.. WILEY 10 the strongest man
before the people that can DO pitted
against FAULKNER. He Is well posted in
politics, having had much experiences In
public affairs, and Is well qualified to
meet Mr.. FAULKNER on the stump. We
incline to the opinion that Mr.. WILEY
Is the most available man to put forward
against the Democracy.
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MUSIC AND ART.

The Misses DoddridEe, recently OF the Wheel.
Ing Female College, will open ellIses in Music,
Drawing and Painting, in the Weisel Muscs
Institute Hall, Odd FelloWs' Building, Septcu
Der list, 1874. They will also give instruction in
Music at their residences, No. IS Ohio street, H.
land, and will be prepared 10 receive limited
number Of boarding pupils. Hours OF Lessor.
Will DO arranged 10 cult the convenience OF young
hdleB attending other schools, iy.S
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WHEELING CoNsERvATo-
w RY OF MUSIC, In connection with the


WA6A14NO r AALAA1 SObhAuAs
Prof. HIRNEAM ElRLMa, Director OF Instru.
mental Ausie. Prof A. Roe, Jr- Director Of
In order 10 meet the constantly Increasing de-
mEnd in Wheeling and its vicinity for mGHTR
STANDARD OF instruction In the science and All
OF Music, the Managers OF the Wheeling Female
College have organized Conservatory OF Music,
on the basis OF the best ConaeFVAtoFles OF the
RAst, and have engaged the above accomplished
Masters a. Directors. They will be assisted BY
corps Of capable and experienced Teachers In
Muse. Instruction Il given In everything per.
tanning 10 Music, such % the Theory OF Music,
Thorough Bass, Harmony, Connterpoint, Com
position, &c. Also In Voice Culture and the
use Of al Musical Instruments, a tho Piano,
Pipe Organ, Cabinet Organ, Guitar, Niollp, &C.
Ladies' and gentlemen received IN the Consef-
yAtofy. The First Term commences September
LIST, 1874. Pupils can enter a. ANY time, and
will DO charged propogtionAte rates, 'r.r|
For full particulars a. 10 terms Of tuition or
WIN: II. NORTON, or The Rev. j. d. CLARK,
Head otlnstluetion.- - au29
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INTERESTING ARALYsB-We are in
debted 10 Mr.. CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
pharmacist and chemist, at the corner Of
First and Chspline streets, for the follow.
ing average quautitive analysis of our
river water for the month Of July and
part Of the month Of August. The mean
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Call for q Republican Congressional
Convention for the First District oil
Wet VIFRfuial

Tho Republicans Of The Flra DhtrIst and all
other pcrsons VINO He opposed 70 he Ring De
moeraey and the noninGe for Congress OF Tue
Rllenboro Convention, are hereby notified and
requested 70 send delegates 10 Aconvonuon 70
DO hsld in the city Of wheeling. on THuEDAI'
the 50 day Of September, 1874, for the purpose
Of nominating q candidate 10 represent sA'a
District in the next Congress Of tho United
StAtfH.
It's recommended that the various counties
Ia the District hold Conventions At aS early
day A. possible TO select delegAhS TO attend aid
Convention. e..rsr--.sr
II IL confidently expected that arrangements
will b made 70 provide half ARE transportation
for delegates 70 and from said Convention.
GEoRal EDwARDs,
Chairman Of Congressional CmmltLts Of DC
FIrst Congregational DittyieL
HouHpSyr1LI, August 10, 1874.
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Educational,

MRS. @. .sMYTH'S SCHOOL For
IM GIRLs--Llndsley Institute BuildInR. 90,
OF koh and 18Th ltrosts, viii reopen Eeptem6ri
IN, 1874. a iull course Of instruction IN Nm
Languages taught BY LIZ. Mayer. ClAsIcs 4"
Drawing and Paibtlng By MrG wilkinson,
For further Information call at the resldepc.
OF hfs.smyth, corner Of Byron and 18Th streets
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. INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given In an branches usually
taught IN preparatory schools and Hcadtmies
The Department Of Modern Languages is under
the control Of the emlnently sneeessial teacher,
Dr.. Mayer. The Ball Bestion Of aleen weeks
commences Monday, September 7, 1874. POr
tGEms Of admission, Tuition, DC, call at the
Institute, corner Rof and 18th streets, or Gd-
drehsJ. N. Hutchisou, Wheeling, ". Va
JESSE O. BRUCE,
AuRi .-ths JIM, HUTCHINSON,
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FEMALE OOLLEgn

wv AND MUSICAL CONSERVATORY.
VII open TUESDAY, September ], 1874 The
tofshlD OF Prof Herman RbellnR and Prof A. \
Roc, Jh, with capable Assistants, Tho Facu ~
Of Instruction will Include the expetientea
teaehgfg Of tho. past year. Pupils viii be 10.
eeiVed for Vocal or lnshumenLAl Music, Draw.
ing, Painting, French OF German. FOR terms Of
admission, Tuition, 30, call on or address M
Pfeeidont, Hay. WI II. HORTON, OF mo Rev
J. B. CLARK, Head OF 1nstIut tion. bSj
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- INA EEhOEGhI1s
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by Henry
Otto and wife to tho undersigned, trustee, dated
September !, 1869, and recorded in the ONCE Of
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, in Decd Book No. 81, folio 81,
will offer at public sale at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
. WEDNESDAY, August &c, 1874
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. n, lots numbered IS,
Sc. 81 and IS, In the town Of TriadelphiR, Ohio
county, West Virginia, and also the following
parcel OF land In said county and State, on the
waters OF Little Wheeling Creek, through which
land two streams OF water flow, which streams
are not TO be diverted from their present channel
by any pereon or persons Whatsoever, and bound.
cd a. follows. Beginning ct . stone corner 10
said Henry Otto, IN Crummy's line; thence N IS
degrees W. 205X feet or 70 s II poles 70 q stone
corner to Grumpy on the east side OF the spring
run; thence 8. s. degrees ". ala feet or II % s.
poles to stone corner 10 Grumpy on the west
side o. said spring run; thence 8. IS degrees 3,
20SH feet or II oil poles TO 4 stone corner 10
Crnmmy; thence N IS degrees K. 2i9 feet or
y g IS poles to tho beginning, containing one
Terms or sAIE-S1OOo cash in hand, The resi-
due payable eight months from the day OF sale.
with Interest and security satisfactory 10 the
Trustee. HENRY d MORGAN Wv
Trustee for American Building Association
L
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Republican County Convention.
Tho Republicans Of Ohio County and ali Others
opposed 10 the RllenbeFo nomination, are inVi'
House on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1871,
alto O'Clock A. n, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 10 represent Ohio County In the Con-
RresSionGl Convention 10 DO held at HAmilton's
Opera House, in the city Of wheeling, on Thurs
day, September Sd, 1874; also to nominate four
candidates for the House Of Delegates and up
point euniereeS to = Senatorial Convention OF
tho First Senatorial District.
CALEB SYLyB, 7. J. BLAIR,
VIZ N. CuRfIs, J. JOHNSON,
J.A HuBBkRD, VIZ. n. TRAYw,
=. L. BMcB, WA NORTH,
]. 3. HIsGoA, W. b. CURTIS,
J.JACKioH, Conmtttts.
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DIED.

NAYLoR.-on Saturday night, August =,
@. and Ada n. Haylor, aged Il montha. m
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Tho above Society extend cordial invitation
10 their friends, and 70 all good order.loying
citlZena. All who wilh 10 spend an enjoyable
day should make Arrangements 10 attend. Ali
Catholic Societies arc especially invited to par.
KREMER's FULL BAND
Has been engaged for the occasion, aud will add
70 the pleasure Of those present BY their beant.
fal music. Au3a
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.oMMIssIoNE R's SALE.

" IA IL ~ y 1 " ~ u ~ y y a ~ Ii
10 pursuance OF a decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, entefed the 18th
day oil Nay, 1874. In the ChAncery cause in said
Court pending, wherein George W. Kelly 10 com.
plAinant and Rilli1m williamson defendant,
shall, as special Commissioner named in said
decree, offer at public sale at the mont door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, The 25th day OF August 1874,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n the following
described real eAtAte, that Is 10 say: The Inter.
est OF William Williamson in the farm situate
on tho waters Of Little Wheeling creek, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, known as tho Robert
WllliAmIon farm, said interest being the undi.
Vided one'third thereof consisting Of three sew.
eTAl parcels, namely, Lot No. 1, containing six.
teen acres and one hundred and sixteen peFches:
lot No ., containing forty.seVen acres, one rood
and twenty, eight poles; lot No. 3, containing
lorty.six acres, three roods and twenty-six poles.
For fuller description Of said lots reference d
hereby made 70 the above named decree.
The terms OF said sale ehAll be one third ofthe
purchase money in caeh, one third In six months
and the remainder in one year, with interest on
tho deferred payments, the purchaser RiSing
good security for the said deferred payments.
Y. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
W,H. HAILRR AuctiOneaF iva
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RETHANY COLLEGE
VIII open her
THIRTY.ROURTH SESSION.

WIN open her
THIRTY.PoURTH SESSION,
Monday, 2slh September, 1874. Courses OF study
arc adjusted To suit the varied purposes Of stu.
dents, and degrees are conferred Indicative Of
proficient scholarship In Arts, Sciences and Let.
tiers. Special courses arc arranged for PToIGs.
sionAl Students In Engineering, Practical PLY.
sizes and Chemistry, with ample training In the
use OF instruments and apparatus, both 10 field,
work and in the laboratory.
Boarding in clubs from 81 TO s. per week, and
at private boarding houses from $40 TO s. pCf
week. -
For particulars, send for Cataloee to Prof. G
Z, IoOS, or W. K. PENDLRToN,
lI8l PreRident
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Georgetown College, DC.
r. FOUNDED In 1883.

Tho Classical Schools reopen September isr.
Thorough Instruction In EnRllth, Latin, Greek.
Natural Sciences.
The Medical school opens October 5th.
The Law School October nh.
For further particulars address.
,aul9 i. y. HRALY, 8, j., President,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TRIADRI,-
IL PHIA PROPERLY - n

Special Commissioners.
W. q. HALLRR, Auctioneer. wi
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~ SaxEN DISEASES.

ACNE CPfmples LIilaekheads), Symp.
TOMS: Hard, Small piinplcs, With black
points, most numerous in tho Checks, fore
head and nose. - r. q
sPhURIGo, (1ntense Itching,) which be-
gins when tho clothing is removed; In
creased by tho warmth of the bed. No
eruption except That productivity scratch
ipgy rfe
The above and all Skin diseases perma-
nently cured. Entire. cost Of Treatment,
$3.50 per week, or 500 per inonth. Nd
dress DR.. J. NJ. vandyke, ll2G wainutSt,
Philadelphia. ,,.f L.. Il w;50 I'm
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The Cambridge Mde1 says thai
on Tuesday morning last, shortly af.
ter repairing to work in tho. woods,
Mr. d. w. Barber, who resides about
one mile above Cambridge near the A..
& G. Ws'track, discovered that his
house, two story, frame, was oon fire.
He immediately returned but as the
roofwas extensively on fire anythooght
Of putting it out single handed was
impracticable bat with the assistance
of his family the greater part of his
house hold goods were saved. lie was
insured S400 on the hoase and 5000
on furniture. raI fa.
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The President IS reported to have
in preparation message on the sub
ject of Cuba. If this proves to be true,
we will doubtless have declaration Of
some kind in behalf Of the long suffer
ing Cubans. That his sympathies are
with them is beyond peradventure.
Their long continued and brave strug.
gle, their gradually increasing succesi.
the terrible baptism Of suffering and
blood, certainly entitle this people to
the boon for which they are struggling.
We hope the President may have for
them words of encouragement and
cheer.
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HOME LIFE IN THE BIBLE.

by the author of "Ni,ht Scenes in the
Nble' and "Our Fathers House." of
which nearly 100000 have been sold.
"Iiome Life is commended by ministers
"full OF precious thoughts . ''lruths
precious rs gems" "a choice book for ev-
cry family" &c. Steel ongravmgs, rose
paper, rich binding and for rapid sale un-
equaled. AGENTS, Young Men, Ladies'
rencllcrs aud Clergymen, wantcdi in every
county N5,to $3.50 per mouth. Send for
circular, ZIEGLEk & MCCRnY, lis
Arch 81, Phlladclphia, Pa. e.. is At
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Mako money fast and honoraut,

Make money fast and honoraOty,
$3.50 per day. or S75 per week, by
at once apply for a territorial right,
(Which are given free to agents. to
sell the best, strongest, most useful,
and rapid selling Sewing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended by families, or buy
one for your own use it is only s5.
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad-
dress for particulars Jerome b. Hud-
sons& Co., Cor. Greenwich & Cort-
landt Sts.,, My. i7o' p @ 256m
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The Spanialds in Cuba are evi.
IDENTIFY weakening in their devotion TO
war, and the leading Havana Journal
is advocating propositions looking to
the establishment of peace. This is
no doubt intended to sound public
opinion; but it may pc readily seen in
advance that the CGlaas will utterly
refuse to accept their conditions.
Those of a political nature are, that
con6seated estates shall be restored, !
the Spanish rule in the island recogs
nized, and the Cubans permitted to
elect deputies to represent them in
the Cortes. This will not be agreed
to by the Cubans. qsifiV H,SW"