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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

Cross AND SICkLi CHILDREN can be made hca,-
thy aud strong by regulating their stomaci- aud
bowels with Cn>toIIa. Ii Is more effective than
castor GA and i as Pleasant 10 take as honey. For
WInl Collie, Sour stomach, Worms aud Co-tIveEcse
there i nothing in existence equal to ta>torIa
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CON.>THPTION an BE CEEED
VNHE GREAT CAUSE
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HUN MISERY

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II seminal A-ak-~-. II >E~rnlat rriiSfa
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The Morli-rennN aufhnr. tins a1inlrAi'--
I.-tl:r clearly Proves from ii- eNerlelr. That
the awful Consequences II .lf Aru-- nay '- .f.
tuay removed Wlihet medicine. aill WITHOUT ials
sllr-lcal oT'eral all>- tau- l>fr' i4i- fsr
II rarti!a- ,!iltlng Iai-. OF al once certain
and .,ttraf hy "A Ii every matter
condition may Ice may -Gre hllu~eIf cfltaily
privately and radically
ss-This lecture irill prorc 'a,n fo 'l"Wsaafs and
Thousands.
Sent. under seal PLAIN .lIe- aE1 address.
receipt Of SIX cents or 40 Ia>fa-'- s'All =
Address The. Publishers.
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IOIIE II. FLI\r'S ESTATE.

Tho undersigned! la ric hceI, appointed ny the Hon
Probate Court Tor thu District OF WASHINGTON. com
ml>slOners. to examine AMI adjust all claim
aud demands all against the estate II John
II Flint late Of hnrthtcli. in sad district d"ceast
and all claims exhibited i'll OFFSET thereto. hereby glN
ptce tnst We viii meet for the purposes aforesaid
at the Office Of Boyut'n Mn>rIey. III Northhed gu
the day of .auu ny ard third day OF June next
from o'clock until four o'clock, p NJ each {"
said days and that months from the fourth day u
December. u. ir.5. i the time limited 10y said CouT
fr said creditors present their Ga inns to us tor
animation aud allowance.
Dated a. y r>tfc!i, this lj Day & pe, en-
ls,I
. i i MH,S ' r.anm'r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

WHY WILL lor SUFFER from hheumatI.n
Sprains, sun joints. swellIngs, Eurns, ncalIs or
Weak Back, when the Ccntaur LinIment afIJr,i-
certain relief. Many articles soothe pun to a Ger
tam extent, but the Centaur Lnmcut cure.. The
White LInImcnt j. for the human funny the Yellow
LinlmCnt i Ter Ii 'r>c- and animals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29
d f 4 L II $.

In \orthteli. Dec 18th. # Typhoid Pneumonia.
MARY NJ EDWARDS WIfr Of Jonathan ards .,d
sINty-uue ears and months.
In Warren, Dec. 9Th, JOSIAH :. COLBY. a-,rl a
Years months II days.
In BIo2rnjng Grove. Kansas. De. 18th. # croup.
WINNIE FISK II ALL. onlS d,uSLter at Austin W
aud CIR linn + Hall. agri years and NTH :
Grand DAUGHTER II JIl-- l>k Il thl- village
Ia Waterbury, December 18th at the residence Of her
father. IL N. + bIl!Ius ham. ELLEN y. HANSON aged
= years tho Dol we'd wife Of J. + LaInsJn. Lsl O.;
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/ II VINCENT. ,-.r
r5!wS tiiAEII : JONES' N'
TTIIOMAS J. HILLS ESTATE.

STATf OF |tiMr\r. p.-:rI.t II Washington. IS.
In Probate { lrt held AZ Montpelier. SAID District
The Eth day of hrc'lIlb r A ID, Ia.
Orsun kimhnll. Administrator ct IL" estate Il
Thomas Hl lat. If abpt SAID district c'cra sci
PRESENTS his administrator account fr eNannnatlnn
illnw and makes application for decree Of
Dis rIUtlor and - the estate OF SAID detar
N-reit l. ordered by sad court. that said a'-
and Saial Il. atomic referred to there
Of tn he I'D at thu Probate Htrr in SAID MONTH her
the 1ttf DAY January \ l. ID. Tor hearing and
decision til"rtnl and. 1t l. further ordered. that
hertu: he to all persons lt'rested by Tuh-
hcatpu If the three weeks sc,s>lNrlY III the
Grt>n Mountain: Freedmen. newspaper puhl- Ind at
Noutp,ll-r to said time aIti Tor hcar:rl
that t.> !ay aif-ar al sal time an: Ia'. and 81 "
TdIer. any they have. Why said account I'll MID
not b' allowed. ana such decree made.
BY the court ittt-t-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29
NHESTER BLISS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Washington.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier and for said
District. II the 81 day of December, A. II l-a5
Addison Peck. administrator of the estate OF Chester
Bliss late of East Munpeer in sa district decreased
said Court writing.
sell all of the real estate of said deceased, eXcep
ting the dover therein. but including the homestead
and reverson of the 'wer representing that the sale
thereof necessary for the payment OF the debts
OF said deceased and the expenses Of adrIlnistra-
ton of his
Whereupon ordered by said court. that SAID ap-
pcaon he referred to session thereof to be held al
the Probate Otce said Montpeller. the 81 day
January A. d. 1876 for hearing and decision thereon
aud is further ordered that all Interested be
notified hereof 10y publication of notice of said app
cation and order thereon three weeks surcesslyeiy
the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper pub lished
at MOntpeller, and which ClrCulaes neishbOr
hood of those Interested. before said time Of hearing
that they at SAID time and place and if
tn " see cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest,
HARVEY TILDEN. Iudxs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

-.... 'Ar ialrf
Tlt- Nn<rrrIIEE UNION SCHOOL begins
80. Winner term Of twelve weeks next Mon
r, .T4urll-v II In the Grammar School
u pertinent. Glasses will be instructed in
\...5rl. Physical Geography, Chemistry.
rygish Literature and Analysis, Mental
~.f.n.r. French, Latin Reader. Caesar,
t..r,. VIRGIL AMI. possibly in Arithmetic
anil Book Keeping.
Scholars outside the Union School Dis
..-. will lie welcomed; and may take Is
,.,I,,v # tie above named studies rs they
.... ..lalitied to pursue advantageously to
'.,..,.ltr-. n the tritling expense of five
.Lu- 70 t,rm.
lum~rul> EosE.-Mr Arson Davis
.. H. house i Christmas rose which
-. lie lonrr to il name by blossomng
., far,-.ua- drv 1t was given Mrs. Da-
,.--.u..t.u or twelve years ago, by some
..... l. in W. III New York, and was
r..r .or ~"me years kept Planted in
t-..a Mount Cemetery. -Four years ago
. wis renewed. and has since grown in
.s. ward of thrir hou>c The blossom is
u....... and look, very much like Il pond
VA. Iltut, viii Il is a low. vine-like
...-l.f-., hardly one. and the buds berin
g.. h..--, tn vixen the time Of hard frosts
7,,-. Ihcr ruu,nir to blossom until
FL. ir,-t- depart. l. i, certainly a curio>-
..< ....ta,r.,r' "a thrive in just such BIT
. ,,.. - N,.rr,,, ,yi,,t.r
'.r,.r,,,, Observation-Disclosures
''i-' " '''47
,-.,...,.I as u-,lll in Mou.1cIicr Lv
..,, rxr.....,nI l,. ,,,,1rrjnrs At Which
..tf. .r..,l,. tIrnurh 81 \irhu1,S Nc.
..r.l....,..,.,,..r..r with suitable. rr,,cuts
.r, r.. %.,;.1 D.,
'..r... l.- 1..l,rn1 .an,i a.mna'1
"li .,,.r.I1',..n a., ="
+r.....r,. ,,..,+
H.. Montpelier National Bank has de-
at.. g --u.i-anulltl dividend of the same
... .r.1uyaH!,. at til" same date
r-N -,..,j,l mrc,jnr Of
~ - y i",'', y ' .1r3 81
wv 49, 80 -. 49, ,''' '','0"
sd.
X. W.. r. arr rN.rt ,.I
Ill III ''''l- %" Tie STAKE the LATE
r. rrI I 'i n :, n Trt tar in TIE
".'~5 i1'ti7'
S.. T.. e.. a. r.. hrll on Tuesday evening
&c. -.h $50. the following officers were
....,f flr the. cn-uin~ vcar.-
t'-.E J. C,,..,}. ,...,,
tra-r, i,''rI ~".>
.",+', M,,It,.
.. J. - w.'naTl
'..r '''i .s y. Wallace" ''"i-r.
y -'r-' J. "1nl-i7' II.
VI >~'>t' ~ 'rmoni 'on'iNtoFy -
'.au" Princes OF the loyal Font, Bur
-n-''A. l. htld Dec -'th' elected the
"ih% officers lot ihrce years =
~ i-i vi II Iem mn Commander
- #aItaarn 575 o.rand Minister ct S:atr
UnInlan r. srtrrtary.
"--..,. Engineer X Architect
V. lily. Master Of CEREMONIES.
il. tlaa,<. standard B4Arer,
WlN"u~N CptNCII. No. /. ). OF |. held
40 election Of officers at their annual meet
~. 49,. ..; ~. .,..l
r,, O: =,
-, ,"...t-',
.r,.- .',raF, FL i,i H., =. '''a"i'.
L r, = '4-r'
E'I ! Id.-tII.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29
n @ t | G f.

The annual mee;In. Of the stockhniIrr> IF tn.
Waterbury National Bank, for the choice of Directors
tor the AT. Will he held at said Bank
Waterbury, l"say, January IL, ls.6. att O'clock
CURTIS WELLS. Cashier.
Wat. rbur,, Vt December :. 10 r3Gw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29
NARAU i. HILLS ESTATE.

The undersigned; having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District of Washington commits
sIoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
Is of all pars against tn estate Of Il
HILL late of Cabot, i'll said District deceased. and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto hereby notice
that will meet tor the purposes aforesaid, the
dwelling house Of :orson kimball. on the eth day Of
January. and 29t day of June next from o'clock
until five o'clock NJ, each Of SAID days. and
that six months from the eth day Derember. A D. 1873
! tim limited by said court TO- said creditors 70
present their claims II for examination and allow
Dated at CiIpt. this 1T. day of Dccember A u ia
,,,.. ttuIS I,I L go Conm'fs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29
J. +. ROSE & co,
fMasei3 40 hey Street. N,w Y TX.
MA T.. kENT'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, D.s;r!cto: Washington. -
In Probate C3urt he'd AZ Montpelier n said District
on the 18TH day II December. \ u l-.A
Hiram \ Iusr, Administrator. de honls non. # the
OF Anna L Kent late - Mnticllrr. said dis
trlct deceased. presents ms administration accom-;
tor examination 1ui allowance. and makes apll
for # distribution and PARTITION II Il" estate
, SAID lie '.-is.-i
Wh"reupon. II Is ordered 10y SAID court that said &C
>Ili apYlI'atlIn Ice referred to se-~,'r
thereof b. held al tie IT bate o:r in said Mont
Ycer the llth dAy Of January \ l. 10. for hear
ing aud decision Their and. Il i further Uriere!
that hereof b gwen T" all interested. iy
publication II the three We'll successfully IL
the Mountain Freeman. i'utliStl't q
At Nnutpel"r. previous to said tne APPOINTED. tor hear
that they may appear ~ sad time and place ana
show cause If they may have. why said account
should not be allowed. and such decree made.
ify thu Court Attest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

The members tho National Life Insurance com
hereby ttifI.i that the annual meeting
the Company for the election Il Directors Will be held
at their Once MuntYeer on NJ nday. the 81 day OF
January. IL 3, al 10 o.clt, h \.
GRO. W REED. Scry.
Nout3elier. Dec. |. Us
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

,nv rcr<,n ecrilrl-- club # Subscribers
i entitled to one WETR and # nifty OF more
To- a NFNI -WftkIY-
on. wear TOR 81 -: IHE NHHkLl for = a.. and
THE DAILY
All rel..lttaucS at seI.iers risk unless by Draft on
New !, RI Postal order. III Registered Letter.
The rare be addressed L. each subs rlii"r Il
desired, and always mailed from th- "ihcc L. i
Local AGENTS wanted III every t""n where Their. are
none already whaI ,ral and liberal Inducements
a 'f,-red.
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I ht fireman.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1878.
MONTPELIER, Vt.

MIDI : ENIJN =. DEN EMDEft II, IS1 D.
W. .-.., g., r.l. the FREEMAN particularly valua
..-..- news from all parts of Vermont. and our
..I different parts of the state, especially in
.i. range and Lamolc Counties. will confer
.-.l.. r uieu and our readers hy sending
,....fl-r G!vt Us facts and Will arrange
.... p: tir iaIrr.
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For the Freeman.
V-fSTAR'S BALSAM
" I l. ID e. II T. IL X y

Co:xh- old. Ir.. rhltI- >5r- hroat -lnsae
Crs!t1 Whu,.Ilr!l Ga.-il. II, ar-TN~-. Liver Com
plant Pans Soreness IL the hest " SIDE. b!et-i-
Irl.- II-s- AMI aHr-t-on II Tie HE"a-,
and ...1lh AID iri1aifelfl y cnirei
lac & pE MI~I An E.I-AH - NI--i' HnItY-
which insr- Ivy ~ IL ana leave the cause s
hind nlt - remedies : NJ - rs II.
clean and aiy -l-rlt--' -lt
.ke O.; the ant
CONSTHPTTON r4N BE CURED
by 4 timely tins standard relrs dN- as =
hundreds las
None yriillIu- unless sI-ed 4 kl IN On tfls-
wrarrer 5orct- and f,ttl-: lar-e bottles nlIail
the cheaper SETH " Fpnll y SONS Pro- ret -
ga Mass
ga IN IL .I.-s Generally FNlel l~Dw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

The annual nlectln. IF tho Stockholders Of the
Mn:t.lIe and Wells River RAILROAD company Will hc
held al the Village Hall Nontlcler Tuesday. the
4th day 1T January next AT O'Clock NJ. Tor tllr
yhplC" OF directors, and tn" TRANSACTION Otc.
h>llcs that NAY LEGALLY come before the
JOEL TO>IFK, JR.. JERK.
Mnntp.l-r Vt. be-. .0tE ia
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N>~'>t"--Normont Consi>tory -
~.'aur Princes of the Royal Font, Bur

Wi\ou>kI CprNCI. No. I. s. of l. held
IA election Of officers at their annual meet
.ac in their Hall in Ballou's Block, State
~t,r:, Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, at
"a.-h the following officers were elected :
...I.-,. - e.. t!,-s',u.
~ l. Il
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. Grttt -i,lerir1u la Corarr,,y.
7 IT II IT I 7't'E I'7I't I ii DFlTI nv.
81 & ;; N.s-s >tr---t.
T. .. B,x5fis MN YORK CITY
/ e. II T. At OF + T. r..
HORACE WATERS q Sons.

- S0uo FIR C.,-s-h Is ..r Asthma tia:
'NsD"'" AlAM~pN-> IS 4 BAI.NAN All lot c1ir.
COZ n S.l ~ IrI---.-t- circular :-.~
'Di1P nK + kIN>MAN As-ls-ta. Name.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-29

Draws The 2'th ~ "a IA i'lrltt ~ aGt. or1t, q
tl4, l,--l>4atilr--
SoI5 I(t()
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one year, for the specified sum Of
$500. Mr.. Gentry charges near
$4,000 for a single item of the
work. His application to the
Court of Appeals having been
withdrawn, / presume his next
step will be to endeavOr to
get q relief bill through the
Legislature to provide for the
payment of his bill. ! do
not think he will succee how
ever.
The Bill for the removal of the
Capital was argued before the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee yester-
day. 1t will probably be reported
to-day. The friends of the Bill
now claim that they will be able
to pass it over all opposition. The
people of Charleston are seriously
alarmed at the situation, and many
of them now say they do not care
how soon it Is taken away; that Ii
will not In the least affect the pros
perity Of the place.
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THE DIVERS STORY.

"To be caught in a tight place, with
treaty fathoas of water above, and a
stiffness as of death, about you, a slender
cord your only means of communication
with those above-to be caught in tight
place, | say, under these circumstances, is
about enough TO craze a man outright?-
can tell you, sir''-and the old diver
leaned back in his chair, and fixed his eyes
thonghtfully on the roaring fire before
which we were seated, III can tell you, sir,
it's often toss of q penny with us,when
we once get III among the timbers OF an
old wreck, if we ever come to the surface
again
81 remember pretty tight fix | gotin-
to when we were diving in the Conqueror,
up the Sound, off the Connecticut shore.
She was coming from the Mediterranean.
after three years cruise with the middies
and went down in gale within sight q
home, with every soul on board. was
young then, and anxious to be the first
sent down into her, for the sake of the rep
utation it would give me; for reputation
meant money, and money you see, was
the only reason Nettie and / were deferring
our marriage You can understand how
matters stood, and how glad was when
in receipt of orders to make the first dive
into the old man-of-war.
"The sea was running pretty high as
was carried down in my heavy 'armor'
from the deck of the steamer to the float
alongside, where the ropes by which to
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LIVELY TIMES IN THEII1-
LIMOS LEGISLATURE.
Passage of Resolutions Con-
demning President Grant.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 28.--The SEES
sion Of the house to-day was stormy and
tumultuous. The report Of the commit
tee of contingent expenses on resolution
for the discharge by Speaker Haines of the
clerk who received six dollars per day and
TO hire one at four dollars, recommended
that the resolution be not adopted. The
minority report, recommending its adop-
ton, was laid on the table. Pending dis
cussion, the speaker (Haines) obtained
the floor and delivered a speech, in which
he spoke in bitter terms against certain
republican members. He was appluaded
by the democrats and opposed by the re-
publicans. He then moved the previous
question, which was ordered amid great
confusion and excitement and protest
from the republican side of the house.
Cullom asked that justice be done the mi
nority, and that the resolutions on the
Louisiana question (Which were moved
and carried under the previous question, J
should be submitted separately. The res
olutions first denounce the interference in
state affairs, except as provided by the
Constitution; second denounce the growth
of the military power as fraught with dan
ger, and especially dangerous for mill
tary officer to attempt to dictate to Con-
gress or the President measures to be
adopted which would place nny Of the
United States under the control oil TIC
military, and condemn such military Of
fcer third, condemn unlawful rgani-
cations in any state; fourth condemn
the President for upholding the Kellogg
government against the expressed will Of
the poenle of Louisiana. and especially
condemn him for sending federal troops
to interfere with and break up legisla-
ture. The Ist resolution passed by a
vote Of 1872 to Z; I'd, n to 60; 3D., 1877
to /, and 4th, IA to 66.
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GRAMMAR IN RHYME.

THE name of the author of the follow
ing effusion should not have been allow
ed to sink into oblivion, "unwept, an
honored, and unsung." On the contra
~, he deserves Immortality and the graf
itude of generations yet unborn, for we
iisys never met with so complete gram
mar of the English language in so
/, ,all a space. Old, as we'll as young,
should commit these lines to memory, for
their aid it will be difficult, il not
/ possible, to fall into errors c)nce rning
arts of speech.
Three little words you often see
Are Articles, a, an, and the.
III.
A Nouns the name of anything.
AS school, or garden, hooper swing.
III.
Adiectives, the kind of Noun,
AS great small, pretty, white or brown.
"
Instead of Nouns, the Prououns stand
Her head his face your arm,my hand {.
Y.
Verbs tell something to be doue--
To read count, laugh, sing jumper run.
vi.
How things are done, the Adverbs tell,
AS slowly, quickly,ill,or well.
VII.
Coniunctions join the word together,
AS men and women, wind or weather.
VIII.
As Propositions stand before,
As Nouu,as in,or throagh the door
TX.
The Interjections shows >urprisc,
AS Oh how prctty-Ah J so wise.
The whole are called nine parts oil
Speech,
Which reading, writing, speaking teach
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TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL


New York, January 28-The Tilton-
Beecher trial was resumed to-day before
large crowd. Beecher and his wife
sat among tho Plymouth gathering
Judge Nelson, after the court was
opened, gave his decision on the point
raised yesterday by Evarts as to Mr..
Woodruff giving relaticn ofwhat oc-
Cured at the interview betw cen Gene
raj Tracy, Moulton and himself when
Beecher was not present. Judge Neil
son said ha had examine sd authorities
on the subject, and ruled that witness
might relate all that occurred at the in
terview.
Ex-Judge Fullerton here arose and
called attention of the court to
A PAMPHLET PUBLISHED by THE TRI-
BUNE,
an called part Of the official report of
the Tilton- Beecher trial, and stated that
instead of giving the evidence on the
trial there we're comments relating to
Moulton, ex-Judge Morris, and the
other counsel. Mr.. Beach quoted ex-
tracts from the pamphlet to show the
manner in which it had been issued, AMI
stated that it had not only bore COM
ments on the trial, but had also scenes
which took place during the recess. He
paid tri ute to the creditable manner
In which Moulton conducted himselfon
the witness stand during his eleven
days examination Evarts also de-
claimed against the publishing of this
pamphlet and said they were not here
as actors on the stage. Judge Nelson
said he would confer with the editor of
the Tribune ABOUT the matter.
FRANKLIN WOODRUFF THEN DEPosED
Moultou then proceeded to tell Tracy
alb out the case, That the points of the
case published by Mrs Woodruff
was true. Moulton said he
had been trying to keep the
case covered up. Tracy said that he
did not recommend lying but in this
case he thought it was perfectly justifi-
able. He also recommended that eth
or Moulton or Tilton be sent to Eu-
rope.
Cross-examined. IL introduced Moul-
ton TO you lTracyl on that occasion.
think you asked Moulton il The scandal
rested on anything else but the letter of
contrition and the papers, and he said
that there also remained the statement
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NEWS FROM CUBA.
Spread of Small POx.

NEW YORK, January ga Havana
letter, dated January Both, says small
pox continues to rage very severely
over the whole Island Many people
are dying from it. The Cubans are
very sanguine about
THE SUCCESS OF THE INSURGENTS
who crossed the TrocLa, but
it is doubtful if they will
succeed in getting into the sugar dis
trict this side of Sagua. Matters are so
uncertain, however, that it is possible
small band may run through and
burn q plantation.