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IN PRESS AM. WILL DE PUNISHED THIS FALL.
RICHMOND,
TIE CAPITOL or VIRGINIA,
Hi.fnrv.

BY JOHN P. LITTLE, D. Z.
W. Sss ,Is T e. S5saay PeSss%
put BOOK pof@ y m ~ Sss
The present edition has been enlarged that iii be
xoei both time and attention. TO collecting arranging
G.SS s,Ign, and a.
RSd nS,s .s.u S Ss cary
Colony W and when wa: feeble vas: in rich
The s ssIa wiz therefore eOmp. the historical
lain 10 hehnond from time prevOn, the
osanns RHn% 's .o,s r, ,, Ss
possible 70 them Of Other eminent citizens wi Adorn
names anne, Of all who desire the book. dEo NJ WEST,
NV AnIoN, GnEsN AND FRENCH Dno,zs HAT
A Ssn s... snS a and
and Garden some beautiful designs Of BronEsd Iron Toilet
Ai i;a as' sale by pulK1ry . CO
u .,nls ptTKNr COFFEE Por.-prcnch Coffee Ma
ccd:c. "'''" '' BULKLEY' CO.,
a sSo''ia store and for 's'% sST sSsE,:Gs the
HLy. M rTMp '.ISsc, ,sP.,iG. aa.I,y in
jJ25 No. 70 Pearl street
HRASNKsKER,s, SCALES, 60 Miner. aud s.nE
jyaS ZIMMERMAN.
saa ha 1sr " sI, s t SGi , ; Ns
a saS 8 hand aud for lS sas ., 3 bboSsaS
- sale by oHAa. W. SNOW,
yeN Corner goth and Waor.strees the Dock.
w AGONs;-.Tbe sab'enbers offer for sale,
Esaf IS'as wagon iron s,,.' ,.
ICES sTrru e. h 10 81 M ~" :; r 9aI Z.
An uSuUtcO NErTINf..-2hDpi pieces Musquit 10 Netting
J I'VE Ju,t received and for sale By
jei9 KENT PAINE RRNr
NV IsoOIAs, July IL. W RANDOLPH ha, re.
Waiter Warren, or the Northern wld, by
wsapfoc, Common, BY Lceh Richie Robber Of
| the Rhine, ~ liz cents.
| Vol. G JeG,Tson's works, $3.50.
| Vol Encyclopedia Britannia, $3.50.
/ Trais Of the Mind, by DR. Ives ca
| Vol ~ HoWard's Reports as5p.
| North American Review July
| Jesles Book Of Fashion n cts. Jy1T
dtOEFEE.82 bags Mo and 800 bags LayuayTa sndInS
| " from staemeeand for sale by
| Jy2t CRENsHAW 20
| UAHESS GOODS At COSTING are selling Plain plaid
HI Striped and BTocha1e silks TIsues
them much below TO close Gus stock Of
| Cal Hnd zee Them. WARREN A PERKINS,
-OLi-- No lll Hage s1uare.
UNISSOLUrEON.The eoplrlne-hip he stofore ext,tinv
~ between the subpcribef under
IL this day dissolved by mutual busness will be
closed ~ Jas W. Uoh 10 whom all persons indebted
Germ VII please MAKE and claims due by
| the concern must be presented for settlement.
| JOHN oTEY,
| n,,,,-, 49,. JAMES W. d0FP.
yWdOIg eheerfuiY recommend him 10 the 81 my
| friends and the public.
| jyT-ig JOHN oTEY.
| UcCONkEY, PAHH A. CO.,
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Accrnrsrs.-O Saturday last Me. Io.eph pbulios
praned bis foot by jumping from the Cars At Gordons.
yllc. ani on SuniiY gentleman named Carlton from
Richmond, 10 attempting to get the cars willie In
motion, Injured himself quite severely aud another gen
teman had his baud mashed at the same time In con-
sequence Of ibe three trains meeting nj Gorlonsville
there i much confusion, aud passengers are sbe m
meet with accident and especially many are inclined
to get out Of the cars, and remain ill the last moment
when the conductor has given the word call right "a
the Eng'neer'- t"d'ioH>'oihis jsJersonion.
WAX SSAEEs.-In Touisa county near Alto y q
on the 7h Of July, Mr j. H. Chick and Mr. r. H. IIali
kned female Noecasin Snake about three feet II
lenStl' WIN her brood Of young numbering 40. Tha
viii do Tor one slaughtering in tho snake family
Mr. Joseph Philips the Nail Agent vouches for th,
above snake story, and says the whole were connie,
ai'er the slaughter was II would not take man,
such hoccasins az the above to stock farm When tb
parent snake struck tho whole brood Of ~ crnle
/ ont OF her moutl.-U.
| GA Tuesday there 100 and 175 passengets q,
the Cara az they passed through this place and ON IN
| Friday previous upwards Of 100 persons arrived Il
SauntoD; the Virginia House arrivals for that day wer
! OOH. - "
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HoiNa TO rnE FiRE.-The uatchmen nabbcd free col.
o.ed fellow named OVERLY Day, tho re on Thursday
yesterday morning.
WAS brought before Mr.. Edwin Farrar who presided
~ me Mayors court on yesterday In tho absence of his
Honor, on account Of illness, aud discharged
lie was once 10 the Peniientia1r
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From the Rochester American, July %.
The Wheat Crop.

tiinesting s about at end in this vicinity Proba-
bly, tho Weld in Monroe county will exceed million Of
bushes though If the had been entirely favorable
1t would have been fifty per cent more Blu, even this
qusntty is pretty well for a county containing onlv
3oo,o9v acres OF improved land and less than 100 600
in all.
Machinery nov lends the farmer material aid in The
busy Sason of whea! cutting. but for its help the
scarcity OF aborers would have been seriously iet
this year. and portion OF the crop colli hardly have
been Syed
Machinery, too. contributes to tighten the labor of
thTeshng large crop prepared for the millers use
III fe" days IL was not twenty-five wears ago But
those we're "soI" times in the history Of Western New
York agriculture.
What will be tho opening price for the new crop -
Buyss say $3.50. Farmers, on the other hand, with
the memory OF .,25 fresh their minds will he likely To
turn deaf 10 any such sound as twelve shilIipgs-
We do not therefore, look tor great influx of new wheat
upon our market unless the price should reach or nearly
approach two dollars.
We have before us table of prices at Albany for ne
Rod OF sIty-one years from 1853 1854 Duri,, all
that time, wheat reached the marx of two dollars fy,
under. "
We shall no, undertake aiyila farmers uh., IN &C
or tor hos much The expense and labor OF raising wheat
are not small; aud always glad see them get re
mierative prices In this community where
Circulate freely, most agriculusts feel qualified to form
their own Judgments matters concerning their own in
tercs they naturally receive counsel from outsiders
with jealousy But there is rule OF universal applc
ton IA trade viz when you get good prize il il ATTEST
TO SELL What is considered "a good price j. however
all open question SO We leave il.
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We nte pleased to see the interest manifesto ed by GU,
tend' in fauquie' aud Prince William secure a rail
road connection with Frederick sburg The
OF meeting At Elk Run will be found 10 another column
Sir Wouell, Who i3 conducting the survey for The s.
ann y. Railroad Companyis an accomplished Eopnser
aud az suoh IS well knOsn TO this community The ou,.
IS said to be favorable and Ne trust little DELAY Ne
vel occur ia supplying the link II IL matter Of gre,
interest to the people Of fredericksburg
kews N'' y
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TIE American citizens resident nj San Juan comnIsin
OF tho destHcon Of that place by an o. g. vessel and
say that since the settlement Of the difficulty with tho
Transit Company, harmony, general thing had existed
uoutne Hon Soon Borand forbade the arrest Of hoi.
eide, aud inerpossd himself officially prevent tho o-
GERS OF the town from doing their duty and afterwards
hsranguing the excited crowd calling them the of scum
The 81 L'u' papets complain Of the extreme ulness
Of business 10 tbat city.
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DIED,


% ihe Hhd Instant AZ the residence James H. Terr go
hbemlrr county, PRDB GARDNER infant j.u,b,., NJ.
fnbTos" Carlton, Of this city " '''
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We are pleased to fad the prospect for an abundan
supply OF guino much more hi;ssug this year than last
10 addition to the encouraging this subjec,
We published from the Baltimore Patriot yesterday we
find in the san statement that all the available ware
houses filed and hundeed, of piled up on the
~harves some under Temporary sheds aud some in tho
open air and covered with canvass Besides all this the
Su" learns tina. on the morning OF the 9sh there
thirteen cargocs ao in the harbo the matches o. which
bad not yet bsen broken Every available space on the
different wharves beng taken aud sheds erecting for
storing the precious fertilizer 1t not probable we
think that more than government. price will have TO be
Paid for guano this year, but effort should be made to
reduce that 1t would be favorable time to eec, some-
thing while there are large supplies hand. This
might be done by farmers declining to buy largely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

As many reports about tho Cholera at Cape
Aaysays the Baltimore Patriot OF 97th and as much inter
ests manifested the subject, have obtained the fact
in the case from OF citizens who has Just returned
rom the Cape. Tho disease has been confined TO one To-
caly and there have been in s tsany eases and eight
cen deaths up yesterday morning The Gaesse he 10,
made ts appearance any of the hotels and the visitors
are healthy is usual with them during the bathing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

TnE AFTAIR AT san JuIS.-Thc bombardn,ent and
burning OF the village OF san lin (Nca.agual by the n
= sloop of war Cyane, will doubtless find apoorists and
defenders, on the ground of the gIan insult offered 10
our country in the person OF its and Minis
ter, the Hon. Soon Bor!ani who WAS arrested and HELD
in duess several hours by the authorities of San Juan
few months since. On the recent visit of the Cyape
these authorities, Their successors declined any
aionemcnt or apology for the outrage was necessary
TO the safety OF our Representatives abroad that some
special notice should be taken Of the affair with view 10
impress upon The minds of all that the person of our min
ster cannot be violated with IMMUNITY
Nevertheless there May besides ourselves WIN
will doubt the wisdom OF proceeding to such e1trcmes as
the bombardnent and burning OF the village; especially
considerable portion Of the loss of property iii fall upon
our own citizens. Considered as a naval achievement
the ace coniers no HONOR the place was whou, or6
cations We believe and the entire population Is not above
400 sou We understand that considerable ouantitv nj
goods gent out by OF merchants for houses In
New Granada we've left a. San Juan for greater safety
while the revolution in New Granada should be in
They doubtless destroyed together 18th perhss an
equal amount OF French and Eogli5h property Its de
stfucon by government vessel Of the United States will
Of course give rise to reclamttious vessel the Mar
tia Clarke Owned by Mr. g. DlrInd il now loading at
Brooklyn, for san Juan and another Reyeie was de
patched by the owner not long since for the im ike dest
nation Fortunately she had arrived when Il O
OF the town took pace.-.G T. Journal of G,u,ms,cs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-29

Nos ~ aud 40, BowIy's WHAT baltimore.
Mct a. 90 tender 10 the Merchants general
lVu ~, their services In the sale Of GRi CoffoS
produce, and the furnishing supplies, ' - 49,
Their long experience ti brane Of buoe,. and
lance and facilities In the trade Justify them assuring those
rates. " hN-e
Refer 70 Messs gawin Co., Lewis webb son Rich.
mona, va. Jylh-dsm
6NHAss AND CAMBHIC sACRs.-NouIs TIE time
~ ohrov on yVur ssyy I'm Coats pu,
~ At No. 1o9 Main street. ~
Us KEN, BALDWIN 4 co.
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MECHANICS lssrITUrE.-A meeting of the members of
"s ne" organization will be held Odd Fellows Hall
iof the purpose of eecting regular officers OF
e institute The committee appointed 10 solicit names
anu Tor the organization will teport 10 the
meeting the result Of their canvas Until TINT Ia ,ubni
90 no accurate estimate Of its strength can be
nat VIII he All organization Of considerable strength
nere can be no doubt There could be no better
ouhu any "here Tor such society then Richmond EN-
ooues ihere IL numerical strength intellectual aua-
CAUCUS OF no mean order, responsibility, sobrety and
happy, soca! intercourse without tnge OF jealousy or
,'sehng to disturb or IL aad all these without the
aid OF single artificial appliance. We doubt II among
the mechanics OF this city there could be found one
whose general Character aud habit, would not preei-
nehty qGahy him for membership in the ranks Of so eff
ectNe an Organization feel assured this will prove
To be- We have not the honor TO belong TO that
odereIetp to the extent that trins knowledge Of
pen mechanism couih identify with and that woul
render us eligible il would afford us great pleasure n, m
iesgued with such a body
Under any circumstances VS. shall always bs Glad
TO promote by ell the in our power the best inter
esis the Organization. We have bsep familiar with the
operations oil many Institutes Of ia character and coud
almost presume 10 eGinaie what such an organization
might elect iram tile material composing IL There il
not III our experience city wherein exists better ee
ments Tor such an institute than this.
one great dserdtnm-whicb if not directly aimed at
as all ooJect OF such organizations is ess result OF
ne spun Of ifaterni"ltion growing Of the conven-
uona order OF the ACCOMPLISHMENTS purs and mani
eu social sys'en exists here the full
TO give iasso aud efficiency the movement In this
the natural results Of the organization are
ana true basis formed for happy progress far ia ad-
vance OF the operations of the system itse In short
RICHMOND presents perfect social ayslem such as won
De IN other ciIea happy result of such an or
8anziuon Whea years in existence.
we trust they may realize all that their enterprse 81
Justly entities them to-
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RSasltlp
IHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1884.
rO CORRESPONDENTS.
h..In.ss rnusN he aJlFaaaed 10

tie EAfg." 49,
Thin standing, ought TO be known to ALL and VIII
no Obituary notices eight
iiuss are charged Tor rs advertisements.
IN Communications will be charged the advertise
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STEALING hoxsr.-A desperate looking fellow named
"eorge. a slave, belonging TO Mr. WIN. l. Triple wa.
stealing about dollar in silver from man named Mi
ehae Downs who resides the Of h aud Cary
streets. '
:, mhhe Downs was engaged buying watermelons imme.
1.ey outside the door, George walked into his stor. RI
neu small box which contained money of its COT
made his way through the back door Downs
WE was III the back room through which the scoun ire
passed alter he took the money, and feeling surprised
us entering therc, asked him where be was going Ills
reply was Tor bucket of water. while at the same time
he was making way through in all haste.
soon alter, Downs had occasion go TO the boz for
money but to his surprise he found there was none
ne questioned the wife about il, aud she informed him OF
inc strange appearance Of the black rogue in the room
anu ms passage through tho back door, Downs obsery
ing Mn, IN the street IN yesterday morning. took hold oil
i, ou. tue oher crept to the ground aud seizng o
or'cS, AIMED desperate blow at his head lie was
,otesd TO let him co. lilo caught soon again after
with \ brick. - ~ ~
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The wheaheT, though warm, has been quite plcasa nj
having fallen Ia various parts Of our county and reCcb
ng brccl,s prevailed during that time The proqpect
for large crop OF corn Is, We think pretty GOOD -
FJrynpiHs Journal - ~"
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The York Herald endeayofs IN prove that San Juan
| was 10 fact an American town and oL.erres

was 10 fact an American town, aud observes:
The bombardment and destruction of San Juan was
therefore, tho bombardnen and destruction of do fro
American town Nor is this ALL majority of the houses
and property Of the place, belonging 70 American.
belonged TO tue people Of Nicaragua to whom we
friendship, and not to Eugshmeu, Mosquitoes or Jamaica
negroes Had the gallant liollns into the North
River and bombafded and burnt loboken ne could not
have damaged his own connttymen more eifectualy.-
Those who Instructed him-the Administration-couId
no have struck more deadly blow at American pflu
ence or American enterprise in tina, part Of the world
Excepting the natural feeling OF irritation caused by the
disregard Of the interests of few OF their own country
men we imagine the sarlonc Joy Of the Engshmen on
board the British war schooner bermuda f; wressino
me determination Of the Americans by their own coun.
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NV AM POPULAR Mus!O.-Me are Indebted to Mr.
T. H. Taylor, or the following iiul pieces OF mu-
sic from his store opposite the American Hotel: Poor
hge written and composed by II. Avery, aud The Pei
han SoHsch Both recommended to us as excellen;
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Ia Massachusetts,, Vermont. New YORK, Pennsylvania
North Carolina Florida, Louisiana. Arkansas, Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri Iowa aud California The Legislatures to
be chosen 1.-THE ensuing elections will each choose T. $
Senator
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The detroit Tribune describes the present harvest 0,
Michigan. of the best ever Known in tina,
State.
CEi4E ~ CILIFoHSIA.-The Daily California Chronicle
oil the liih ult., say:
THE violent desths in this county San Francisco ave
rage one per day. Within four years there have been
!"e'"r hH"fsf lilo" many Of them have been murders
We 10 h"t kn""-prOta6y one Oursl-pcraps only one
hundred ami fifty persons murdered Ouly On
man has been vce executed for all this ocean
ctlr ana nc, We sincerely believe because he wa
irirniess creature, who had the power TO excite
sympathy nor money buy counsel or jnry :, he was
hung like dog, hung probably as he asserted With his
dying breath, for killing the man who attempted to rob
MN. This Is specimen Of criminal Justice
Nearly all those who accused OF murder have eith
oeen admitted 10 baistTaw bail that-or allowed 10
slip through the fngers Of the law by some other means
qne "a iiecual in encouraging crime and saving the
criminal The bail can without Iiss be forfeited in nearly
every case. Who ever heard OF forfeited bail paid In.
deed 1t Is generally conceded that many such bonds are
drawn up loosely purpose that they may be forfeited
without risk to the bondsman when chances 10 be re-
spons'be. AZ general thing the bondsuen are of no
consequence and might with equal propety be hung with
the murderer, and roSer entail upon or fcnd the
trouble OF an acninistrstion-being worth nothing"
The Of this fghtul laxity says the Chronicle i
to be sought in the mperscton Of the laws owing to the
ncappciy aud unworibness Of those whom the CslEor
oiaDs make Legislators They don't know enough 10 frame
laws and their attention ia eDgrossed by mercenary md
selfish projects 10 the neglect OF their duties Hence the
Chronicle argues the necessity OF reform In the selection
and support OF candidates for important public stations
The premises, IL correct certainly seem broad enough 10
| justify the deduction
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Advces irsm AlAbsm' aud Louisiana repre-. nj the gro,
ing crop OF cotton az looking exceedingly WE'LL aud All
early and full yield is anticipated.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

ANOTHER ERK.-About o'clock on THURSDAY night OF
rather yesterday morning. another fire broke out In the
boat yard OF Messrs Harmon Pppip which DESTROYED
property TO tho amount OF 81 600 II was
the act OF an inceudiary. No insurance.
The loss Of property that night amounted 10 At least
$4,000 this the work Of some incendiary yara-
bond. Tho city has been comparatively exempt frou,
such destructive operations since the Ordinance prohibit
ing boys to 20 With fire engines has gone into operation
were well IL bad been passed long since Such Losses
as occurred last would doubtless have boon
IL the prohibition had been enforced
buR0LARr.-Abont l9 O'Clock on Thursday night q
eoioed boy observed black rogue named Johu Wilson
slave oil Mr. Williamson Allen, operating upon the door
OF MT: Wilson Williams lumber house, corner Of 18th
anu Main streets. Surprising tho fellows object to 10 an
improper one, he called upon German boy whom he saw
on inc street. and requested him accompany him TO tho
uoo mat they might ascertain what the black fellow was
aoou Ine boy did and they reached the door Il
vas closed The coored boy immediately started to the
cage nnd apprired tho wacbmen Of the circumstances
mtehmen Reid and Perrin repaired TO the premises and
nnung tho door locked they despatched messenger to
ant; hisms Tor the key boy soon returned with t.
and tue door was immediately unlocked Just as they
were entering the black thief made bis way through tho
osek aoor but was nabbed by watchmeu Reid just as
no nsd got beyond tho premises.
ne was suspected Of being tho individual who entered
fore. ~ ~ "
lilo was brought before the court on yesterday aud Or
dered thirty nine"
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SAMUEL W. PEPPER.
SUCCESSOR TO

-'" TO tNe$1W Mrct, (opposite Me .Sfrte W,nI.N
,.r.,,, ...oe.-i h'h. my2g-dIJ
Nn1 sALk-s2ooOoI per Coupon Roud, Tei..t,,6I. In
1850 BY special act Of the LegsAture thr Ri.s..s
Railroad Company issued these Iop sh 10
OF trust upon the entre Of the ~
aVsS!ed security They will be sold able terms
A L. Aur
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RICUNONn uIpvrr Ir, o,

NfOuMVNU MANhhI, july II.
TouAooo.rhere appeared In m,
mset To-Day though ne thought prices without mater
we son.lnas our las. .s,ts suoa!ionsi sr
good and nns siemmnE ~ t; good nhe shipsns
nne manufacturing. generally 10 TO tisk; very s1ps
r0r 10 TO eso HksrER WHITE.
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o5 ISsG2SSHEX, paRE,gnl . 4 GO,

Having sold interest IN The OTEY dOPH 10 NJ
friends and the public. -
iyYT-ls
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The detroit Tribune describes tie present harvest Q,
Michigan. of the best ever Known in tina,
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n oVjyW BACON BASKgRyILL,
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UAISSOLUrEON.The eo.parine-shp heretofore existing
NJ between the subscriber under the style uoPP
this Day dissolved by mutual consent business will
closed b Jas W. Go 10 whom all persons Indebted the
the csneern must be presented for settlement.
JOHN oTEY
Richmond July q, 1874. w. "''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-13

Nv Last winter in the select circles Of the negro nobility du
ring the Hay court and obtained nom them
some of his extraordinary information IN regard TO Domin
- Tor axanle that there are not hundred and fifty
whites all told sailors and diplomats included IN the re
public.
The editor OF the Post informs hs readers that he knew
netting about sx months ago TINS Is very natural con
in The difference 10 our tastes and associationsj but
here 4 NO occasion for the violence he exhibits be-
cause prefer the government and Intelligent white
eiey Of Dominica 10 the attractions OF his Hayden circle
Neither heard OF until he made his eongenia vs
a Ia Hayt but did not thereupon write home sanderous at
aks upon his position and motives offer daardy insults
TO his family Men do not engage in work like this. My
only business with hiuthrough the pres to expose those
which calculated TO lead 10 the whole
sale murder of the white in the island OF Sano Domingo
VIM. l.. CAZNEAU.