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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
MOBILE. Arril 4. 1881,

l TN, MOBILE, April 4, 1881.
 ne committee to whom was referred at the last monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, the consideration of the res lu- tons then offered on the subject of Fraudu- lently packed Gotten, beg leave to recom- mend the adoption of the following: That, whereas, it was enacted by the General As seu,bly of tie State of Alabama, in Nov. 1918, (sSe Toulmint Digest, page .s50, ) that every Gin holder should be required to put his or her proper name, at full length, and also the place of his or her residence, on each and every bale of cotton, by him or her lnned; and whereas, it was further enacted, that any person or persons violating the above law, should be liable to penalty of one. hun | dred dollars, for every such offence And, whereas, numerous frauds have been disco vered III the packing of cotton = lculated to iiJure the reputation of the State, and the ill., terest of the honest planter;-Bei it therefore, HesofUed by The A1o6$le Chamber of Com merce, That the sellers and buyers of cotton Tn thIs city be earnestly recommended to en- ter into an engagement generally, binding themselves from and after the 1st of October next, neither to sell nor purchase any cotton in this Market, unless marked as required by law; and further to obligate themselves to re- port to tht President of this Society, every in- stance Whefe they may discover an infringe ment ct the statute. And that it shall be the duty of every member of this chamber, on discovering fraudulent packed cotton, to cause the words, Falsely Packed" to be distinctly marked on different parts af each bale
 ReSohed, That this and the further pro- visions cf the law passed as above stated, shall be rlgIdly enforced by this chamber, whenever breach If them Can be proved.
 Rrsolped, That q committee of members be appolntSd q to carry the first resolution into effect, and that these resolution be published n the City papers.
 Received, That a publication of the Law ot 1918, iot the government Of Sin holders and other purposes, be annexed to the above proceedings.
 ROBERT HIGGINS, President JOHN B. NIXON, Secretary,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

c GALT:-Just landed from the steamboat OOhara, and for sale by COOK & ELLIS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
MEMOIR OF
NEw-YoRIx CEoTHrMG STORE. CHEAP WHOLESALE CLOAK, STOCK.
 CLOTHING WAREHOUSE REMOVED.

FEVHE subscriber has removed his estab- Fl hshmcnt from No. 1S4 Maiden Lane, to the spacious Store No. 138, Pearl-st. over Messrs Hyde, Cleveland & Co. where he will keep constantly on hand a much more eXten- sive assortment than formerly. The Style, Make and Materials of the CLOAKS will be greatly improved, and will be sold at about the same low prices as those of the last sea son. He has also on hand large assortment of LOW PRICED CLOTHING, made in good style, expressly for the Southern and Western trade; that will be sold at about the usual prices of the most inferior quality Also, an assortment of STOCKS, with many other desirable articles. Those who will take the trouble to examine this Stock of Goods, will probably satisfy themselves that they cannot select the same amount from any stock in the City that will be safer or more desira- ble purchase. For sale by
 F.,J. CONANT,
 No. 138, PEARL ST. NEw-YoRK.
 TERMs.-Six months for approved Notes payable at Banks in good standing, in any part ot the country. Eight months for city accep- tances, or five per cent discount for cash.- In all cases where the time is extended, in- terest will be charged at the rate of six per cent per annum. Any goods purchased at ths establishment that do not suit the mark ct forlwhich they were intended, will be ex- changed for others.
 april20 l2w3
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
STATE OF ALABAMA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Tascalo0Sa.

WATHEREAS, it has been made known to
 w this Department, that the Commis-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

We have received from an experienced Physician, valuable essay, the character of the diseases so prevalent the last winter, which will appear in our next
 An Ode on the Mocking- Bird, from S. will also appear.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

DLANKS of various descriptions for sale n at this Ofiee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08

scrapcrs. whistle in vain for u breeze 10 orins
them under her stern. I'D interim, the good ship
- .Ne1O WOrld' has thrown her prize mastefover-
board. and again fallen into the hands OF her le-
gitinate owners.
The Hupsburg, c;-,lerant the Roman Empire.
dull heavy three decker, somewhat riddled, and
her back broken over the breakers of Cape Ma
poleon.-She has been careened at Venice, and
sheetbed with Milanese felt; but being mann
cd with fellows of all colors and compilations, she
is unfit to keep the sea in gale. Her old com
modore contrives, however. by clapp'ng Jack IN
to the bilboos when he crows uprorlous, and CIV
ing him his run of grog and frolc so long as he
stands fast to his own quarters, TO keep iair
show in calm His first lieutenant has cut but
a sorry figure in laying down the sounding be-
twxt the Pruth and the Dardaneiles. and Us IN
high dudseOn because the ''Gallia" has run dowh
his pinnace. the Alliance" He is on the eve
of throwing up his commission, and tapping Jo-
hannisberg insted Of Tokay.
The .4utocrat is an unwieldly, topheavy, first
rate; sets too much sail to go gliblv before the
wind, and will ship heavy sea, it she 90 not let
some other guns 60 by the board. She has just
been Reconnaissance by young Nick, who has
got together as dumb and orderly crew as
man can desire, nay they are even content TO
work like galley slaves in chains, and shout the
more, {. God bless our noble captain!'' the mcr-
rier his nine tails plough farows ahwart their
back bones. But they have most voracious ap-
petite, and snap so greetily after their neighbours
dauties, that it is opned, there Is more Of putting
than substance in their constitution. At all e.
vents, though the Autocrat sweeps much at
large in her cruizes, and generally contrives to
come back with prize in tow, she rolls heavily
a, her anchorage, and evidently wants ballast.in-
deed her her main Pole is VIGOROUSLY ricketty
and loose in its bedding; but she cannot unsh;p il
without danger to herhull. She now keeps close
under the bows of the " Berlin" and s. Batavia, {"
and seems anxious to lend the latter a hand OR
two in need.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08
LATERAL RAIL ROAD

In the House Of Representatives en- Thursday,
Mr.. Doddridge SAID he had motion to make
which was necessary to facilitate the action of
the House on a bill now depending before it,
He meant the DILL to authorize the Baltimore
Rail Road Company, to extend the branch from
their road to and within the District. The
House had already, on his motion, as the Chair
man of the District Committee, referred to that
Committee the memorial of one of the Corpora
tons Of the District, having reference to that
bill, on the supposition, that if it passed in its
present shape it might jeoPardize their rights.
Mr.. Brown asked to have some reason assign
ed for the reference proposed.
MIR. Doddridge said, that this morning he had
been waited on by an agent, to state that the
Council of the City of Washington wished to be
heard on the same subject; and as the People of
this District can no where be heard On subjects
affecting them so vitality, except before the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia. he moved
that the bill in question, together with the amend
ment proposed to it, be referred to the appropri.
ate Committee.
This bill, Mr.. d. said, had got on to the pre-
sent stage with much speed and good fortune,
without ever having been seen by the Committee
to which its consideration Of right belonged
To put this in plain point of view, it was neces-
sary to observe, that nothing was asked of Con-
gress, in their character of National Legisla-
ture. but only as the Legislature of the District
The Company had been Incorporated by char
ter Of the State of Maryland, with certain immu-
mites and privileges, one of which was power
to extend from the main road as many lateral
rail ways as they please. BY virtue OF their Ma
ryland Charter, they may extend the contemplate
ed branch to this District, but without our con.
sent they cannot enter 1t. This consent they
wish to obtain by the bill, and nothing more
they ask no funds nor aid whatever. 1t is evil
dent, therefore, that the consideration of this
subject exclusively. in the first instance. belong
ed to that Committee whose duty it was to guard
not only the rights and interests of this people.
who have no representative here, but also to take
care of the property of the Nation in the City of
Washington. He hoped, therefore, no objection
would be made to the reference he asked.
Mr.. How ard said he had no objection that the
Committee for tire District Of Columbia should
throw as strong guard around the people of the
District as it was in their power to do. 1t was |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The House o.
Delegates after some resolutions and reports, ms
case of the Culpeper election was resumed, and
occupied the attention OF the House until neal
4 o'clock, without being finally disposed OIL
The greater part Of three days has been devoted
to this subject.-Ycsterday, Mr.. Go0de's suO -.
tute, proposing to set aside the election on me
ground of its illegality. was rejected BY a yoie
Of 70 to 40. When this question was decided,
another resolution was offered by MIR. Goode, .E
recommit the report with view to enquire ih''s
the sufficiency Of notice given by Mr.. hans
brough on the I'd Nov. twelve days after the eleI
ton, and to scrutinze under this notice II legal
the poll Of Col. Gibson. No vote was taken o..
this proposition.
The Senate re-assembled on Monday last
Much business of interest is yet before the Com
mittees of the House: before that OF Courts q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08
TwENTY-FIRsT CoNGREss-sd Session

In the Senate, on Thursday, report was read
from the Secretary Of War, in relation to reject
ed applications for pensions, made in pursuance
of resolution of the Senate, passed at the last
session of Congress. MIR. King, on leave, intro
duced bill setting apart portion of the public
lands Tor the cultivation of the vine. A number
third reading; and the bill to alter the time of
holding the rule term Of the Circuit Court of the
District Of West Tennessee, was passed. The
Senate, having resolved itself into High Court
of impeachment for the trial of Judge Peck, Of
Missouri, Mr.. John K. Walker, late Sheriff of
the County of st. Louis, State of Missouri, and
the Hon. Spencer Pettis, member of Congress.
were examined for the respondent. After the
cross-examinations of these gentlemen, the Court
adjourned until twelve O'Clock OH Friday.
In the House of Representatives. Mr.. Yer
planck, from the Committee of Ways and Means,
reported the Military Appropriation Bill for 1851.
1t was read twice, and referred to a Committee
Of the Whole On the state Of the Union. Mr..
Vinton moved a reconsideration of the vote re-
jecting the Illinois and Michigan Canal Bill; but
after some discussion, the subject was postponed
till Thursday next. The bill for the construc-
ton of Rail Road from Baltimore to Washing
ton, was, after an animated and interesting de-
bate, in which Messrs. Doddridge, Howard,
Brown, Semmes. Whittlesey. Hoffman. Cambre-
leng. Ihrie. and IngersoIl, joined. committed to
the Committee on the District of Columbia The
Illinois Three per Cent. Bill was read third
time, and passed; after which. the bill extend
ing the copy right term was discussed until the
close of the sitting, and finally ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading yesterday Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08
COMMUNICATED.

Mn. SNowpEN-The affair to which the note
to General Green, in to-day's Telegraph, refers,
having excited some interest here, the writer re-
quests the favor of you to re-publish it in the Ga
zette. When an article upon local concerns ap-
pears in the papers. the facts and the arguments
are overlooked in vain inquiries about the author.
Every gossip becomes guesser, and if the au-
thor avOws himself, he is not credited, because it
suits some sinister purpose to think otherwise.
The credulous are, in this way, Oftentimes mis-
led, and made dupes by other mems folly or ma
lisnity.
The request made some time since is now re-
ne,ced, that you will re-publish the article from
the Telegraph which made the communication to
General Green necessary.
Friday Morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08
For harbud0es.

SAf> The schooner PIONEER,
S& ATKINS master, viii take small freight or pas.
senYsrS. Applyt to w. FOWLE 6 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-08

.To explain the lapse of time from the date
to the publication, 1t may be proper to observe,
that the original letter, although sent by the one
o'clock mail Of the day of the date, has failed to
reach its intended destination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Col. I IN spa,ini ended TO nnks ,1eh isqgrs 5
moi t4h Laos tHat he had mad u. Ias loity
srnss Of honsr .aiensinrd hs Gen raj Jackson
would never pfTDf nm 10 coinproaH the
honor of nj friends liz 10, not eomrr"mt-
ted mice snd ysi ~ sosid have dons ~, had
he ussd bi. aifhorty 10 - orr co1n"sy 10 nv
hehall from M..su. lnghsn. Branch rnd b.r.
rtsn. b,t why f~asrn sbuni ~ u tie d'sa-
so~Al OF ~. P,tsidea'. established s.fn ny Ms
Aecu.efs. sb1.o istiy were his PROCESSING
trends ii - confront Nc. Branch WIN Cplp-
ne Jo1n.on, aud wiuch alone was prevented
W y iseiaratibn tist las hf. BtaDct) "as
entirely ,arisd II Ii the Insertion ol Jolonei
J,hnsot tai h. had M spfhVrIty 20 eomma.
uIrnie sny sach tamg--tid hot communicate
| A. nnd so informed the parties at the TINE
II Al us br moi suih cieni 10 prove tie ias''
/ ~ OF the Statements snieh these genilsHer, ~
their nAhgaGt, have 80 rrcklrssIy haSardrd
be lore tue pubic, Thea would II not he be
lieVed, - though onr arose iIom tue doaa.
Bs thelr cjaiuct a, tia, tnnr. az colleagues
manifested that nothing had been reqIrsd oil
them which, rs !, nov assrTted, t.iry consid.
cred dishouors lie. II they nad beloved So
If, after c1Gvei,ing with the P'esideni, thS5
thought he had ,xaeted of ihem that To which
as + o,orable men, they could tot coniOI ~, they
,hp1id have Immediately rendered their TeSig-
uttous 10 sIppp.e they could do 0lher"lse,
( u 10 pIFsu.ux tudt iOf tue 5 40 ~ DIuLf tDt }
were Wiling lhtuely tosIhml 10 the " indig
ATTY aud uutrake' ol "h,cn tiey nav complain.
Ia5Igh ihe ,oncealW.ais ~ ~hICh t"ey tan
posed thrms"lves N tpe Pirsldent 'her con
dugt tossrdB ne, anu specially M I0ghd"' >
note. book. - which, orIns n c0nhd"h'"' al
visrr aud III q .te sruse part al ms lhmly, lar
no,ed doAn, Il ne - 10 be believed, III IT"e, the
private aa1 iaBiiiar COVE sations III tue frts
ldeht iJr iu,d," use, present sp"et"clrs OF ~
man drgTsdaiipn at whICn honorable mfnhs
uoBld frVor Set, cannot snppbsa that 'hty
wound remain ~ The Cabinet, under conscious
nrss tnai h ,rly they might be expose ~ the
same md guuy, involving tp"lf PERSONAL manor,
AID tie hpHor Of thu falulhe.. " IS ut'iiy
inppsslbis That GENE mrn NV appatruhy 50
:. two, 30 all nave sub al ted themselves To
snCB ste ~ thug, wttOh compliant, f"'
! fiji ecu mrotls. By ther remaining n he
Cabinet so lDug aztec the " tndIgnIry AMI ont
raee' nj winch thry now % nplu", ~ Isl CON
cludr ihai tie PIe,,denf had not iu,uiird them
bv any dIsha anc aud Ipprap"r t"q '.tlon'
Or Else thu they loved ihe'r Offices brli''
than their honur, nd ihat their present violence
Is Caused ouly by los oi lhrm.
| 70 gE Continue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
MISCEI4I4ANE GUS.
From tie Caariesl u Courier.

From TIE CHdFtt 81 u Courier.
FEVER the recent discoveries Of DR..
CLANkY ana STEPHEN. the former Il re.d,n,
or nati,e oil Sunderland, Gag and the I.,,er
apiacut,nner oflhe We. lnd,es are said, nnon
ugh authority, TO change all the received opn.
,on, Oh thr nature ami treatment Of Ferers. DR..
orEPHER. has satisilc 01s proved that ia
proxunae Cause OF Yeii0W Fever is IN La
lonud in the oh mgeS " hi hthc hi0Oi undpryoes
and that the tue remedy FOL tins, and Other
fevers. consists in opposing, ny proper means.
those changes. Unul very recent period ,he
organic lesion, (,uris) capable Of producirg
DEATH in Fevers, wrie suppose be conCn.
ed tx cIusIvrlg 10 lie solids Of the hody or, IN
ether words, that the fluids, in which the cour.e
ofrhe blood is included. bad no share in produ.
cling a fatal tfrminati IN This theory, we A..
told, had many opponents, but thar IT, ney,r.
thcless, generally prevailed, until DR.. CLAW
unlimited II 10 the test of dItect experiments
Inc changes which the blood uudergoes ara
said, b. D.. e. 10 be iucontcst'blr nnd the a,
lenct of the sy mptoins, 4 the certAiui, O. death
are proved, by MIN, TO be stately relative 10 Tin
rapiiIY and extent Of those changes. The
practice OF Dr.. CtaHay aud Stephens. which
IA, tor IT'S coat Oh eLt % prevent the rrcui.
renee of those charge. IN tie blood of " hjch
we have spoken, is ,Hld 10 la attended with e.
rAordinary success. In cases Of tyI has fev.r
"heIe cafe l. taken 10 protect Tue bys EAU IrOm
the perm Clons effect OF early EXT empnt. the
'ynp 0 rs may be led, AS II werr, OF will TO a
speedy and favorable rminS iul. Si,Diisr
man p'oIu e tue SANE fleets in stl.ow fever.
Inc treatment y Ia Oh should be IpsOrt4d 10 in
ihe ear}y Stages u Sc levers, consists IN alsy-
'"g III. excitement, II any exist, d iIing The
n 81 il9eHyJotH dou 5, by yene ,ectiGn. lbaed-
ng mia pHrg atlvrs aud spnagiag N. bod,
Win COLI wairr. fhe saline m.Jlclnes which
are The best agents Tor preventing iha dscom-
aosiuon oil 'ii" blood, are then eXnIulted M sna
aHd Hpe1sd doSes Those usually preferred
are the Rochelle Stlfs and the Carbon.
ate oil soda, Potiss, aad Anmuna Not Il
,ingle case in H. ee haadrsi aud (Jrtg. IN which
his ptnctlre was t,el proved ta.al. It can be
Clearly proved, says Dc. STEPHENS, that ia me
West india levers, those patients VINO ar left 10
matte nave better chance of recovery than
taose " tn are treated with eme. icj, chi1nIei,
or anitmony, opium OF acids-thvse remedies
Increasing tae evils they "re meanI 10 r, liere,
and adj s'edtiy - he mortality NJ (tper hex
eLhtdttS Dr.eTEPHENs states, thai these wto
atend only 10 The soitdy, eal HtUcf cure Il StHgle
case Of fe{0je eGef that Is realty sepefe. IhIs
hnpiosemtnl III the ire t,.Ieni oil eRar, /, sIIol.
en- at IA 'ne n,Shrst terms by ID Eli u or
aud "ih'Is, AM nrrifs, We CT icat.v, ~ itn,n.-
dat" and sribus a ienlitn oi our pay.I las
~ Charleston, We nave dr,wn up h sre
~ II GREATLY abridged, trpn an elaborate
rt'c'e uirn 'ne SUBJECT contained IN Late
NUMBER oi N. London Aew MoatIty .hag4ziue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

~. sassHoa bis TIL to-day, sni Iie"iIy
,e..si.tsd W The testimony Oh snnhef hegio'
1fse - stis @sie "a auth ehrses, lha' -
r,,.ld 8, !. IA difficulty nr prev Ell frelu Shoot
~. t,n, on la. passage Iiam lac Court house 10
The ist All the eonfessl0at nsde ihd1ce The
tel. that the consul, afofs ~trs Heii oTgani-
I'D and iheii pans vii uh6ersio"d, IN Du-
PIN, Sampson, Wayne, New Hanover and Le-
nor. Ias renof. ,rspeeio log i"fer n'"td
iefcs Laylng 81 seen collected i"seihe', are
+ uufbnnd,d though there seems 40 dD"6t tha'
small armed baud. have been seen. canuol
j believe ltai any danger Is 10 be aPprehended'
/ where the citizens are - considn y on Tie
u atch au1 rursne such si2sons measures Ia
~a,d. r,e offenders Inc militia are Assem-
/ b ed IN ample fuiCe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
From he NaJsit BEACON. srM. Is.
ANIIJA(ksDN MEETING

AMI JAt kSDN MEEllNG.
At large and Respectable mrenag Of The
crul rs ol the buIougb oil Norfolk, opposed 10
the reelection Of Gen. Jackson, held NJ the
Couii house, ON Saturday evening, the ION
of September. IN pursuance of notice. & t..
ortPnEH WmGut was called to tn" Char,
aud d.. fRAScn MALLORY sppo'a'e ed 5eere
iHry.
ia. II. RaBrRTsoE, ESQ. after explaining
IN a short adlIe,s, tie ohJecl u lie meeting
aud OF the proposed Convention, submitted the
following RESOLUTIONS, wbicn netug separate
resd, ani tbr qur.lion tdken Un each we're u
ANONYMOUSLY adopted;
Res0!ped InM the system of faVoritlsm
and prescription which has So sgnhIly market
the administration al Gen. Jackson, IS ,nnp '"s
Violston oil the freedom If our republican m
ot'nions aud deeply Injurious to the morol
character u the people.
2 RtsOiUsd Thai the fee lom Of peech aud
OF oplaion !, mdisprnshbly neerssAry To tue
pIe,efv dnl mtIntena nee OF oar Ii ,ppy
form 81 government, and that The policy OF
! Geu, Jack ON 10y his scheme " OF rewards and
pun shmeufs' Ia cub the me aud silence the
| other, deserves aud ought To receive the ulleI
! rrprnhati1n Of III .meri ga people.
3 Resoired, Tat the hfl,irs OF the Gpneral
Gov 'onrnt should be exclusively ad,n,o,s,ered
wi'h reg nj 10 the welfare aud happiness OF
"a" pcbi /" aud 10 he advancemt nj OF the ma.
iioutl uon04r add interest; yet the present ad.
mtnistraton, MS c,ardius these wise aud salu.
thry prIncples, Ii - anAlpnsiy sought TO pro-
! 80 30 "a. - ''"''' ~ "''"S '"e
,n''li''e9 '''' mig ''s''''s
1,.Irew J,ck,on. wnsIe c.,d,'i,s f,r ,na
pr,.tde,c, orr. sorb es s.,u,.t !, IAN tho
confidence. If a n,,t,o, ott,. ,e,,,,,Iic,, mar.
~ tn n, ,iug banned fh,t l.v,,sJ .t,t,o, IA.
n,ncijre so onto.rl 10 all MI. s,lsnn ,roysssioys
rr,,,,l,s hin !, ,he s,.rn ,.'.,,r 49, 49,,
! condemnation of all csn,iI an, ,o,,,i.,d,,.,l
u,ls
| Il. Besoyred That the ,emnvnI or 40 ,,h.
! liz die, shonla Il. ,t;.,,.d n ,.r.,,
,,ucy mr. T., gratitv ,ba ,nnu,,n al +, t,v,,,,,
pa n,an." When hi, shall come 10 as, the
petiaI viii have ample ean,e Ia #nem1le tor
! the nounr OF hts country. Hud tie pprp. luity oi
nor republican ln,ttuuon,." Ct riracl f on
/ GeIe'ai Jacfs0as teler 10 Ht. HOaroe
i kts0Irct That Gen. Jhck.ons want o.
tact. ttsnis. aui te ler, hI gross Incon,i. tei-
. on III" subject of Internal Iuproyamant u,,l
the tarf ms uuj.cii"n TO - mnIgn iadn-
encc, aua, IA fine. his phipabic aud nuti on,
mcomp trnty, SO giHr,ngiy mtu,ies'er, as -
As his acts aad measures Inv. cone 10 lrghi.
utterly drunalfy ht,, n every poiat OF view
Tor tae Chirf Ma, sta y Ola great nation.
! : Ers,irtJ Than .ini>tar ,,t,e,,r, ~
Gen. T,.i,,o. President of the un,tel ,t,,e.
I, ,mp.,,t, ,,e VII earned tam. ana ch,,a.,sI
,f IN Al a,,tln.nl.hpd .i,tp.,nno and pst,,,,
Jabn e C,.b,au. lha We, President ,h.u.d
, InrL A., IA : III - AZ, !, i.,l,usy n,,,. ~, ~
h,,d Sno Ans,Ir,u " nunI,c
- p5.y ,L...c -
O. h'So'td' a'',P'''' '" W. ""ui' ne
l''e'"'e '''' S,'" '"ts
80" d '',a VI ''1 WV 'o"' e'u'' u Id.
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