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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

FAST TowN.-Chcago is funny place. 1t
is original in more things than one. Recently q
man committed suicide there by drowning. The
body could not be found, but the coroner, not to
be cheated out OF his fees, held an inquest on his
hat and jacket, found on the bank Of the lake.
Verdict 6. found empty.o
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o. He only has right to do as he pleases,
who pleases to do right.
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GT A Missourian writes to the Alton Courier
that systematic arrangements are made in that
State to food the border counties with Border
Rufians to-day, and carry Indiana TO. Buchanan.
No dOubt.
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"a "Fellow citizens" said a stump orator,
"we have the best country in the world and the
best government. What people on the face of
the globe enjoy more privileges than we do p
Here We have liberty of speech and liberty of the
press, without onerous despotism. Do you want
anything more, my countrymen?" "fes sir,''
sang out red-faced loafer, " this is dry work.
l want a suck of that flask sticking out Of your
coat pocket"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

2 Drugs anp' Altaieinsslf
THE OLD BROWN ONCE MORE,
D6e .---L Z lGI
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
s again being oiled to its utmost capacity, With very
nne assortment Of the choicest
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, 3
'@s FANCY ARTICLES,
Selected by NJ BOND in person from the best stock
Eastern Markets.
Pes0Ds desiring nrst articles atow rates. win of cou
continue to crowd into
THE OLD BROWN,
ST. ANTHONY STREET,. .Upu.r q, p.u
To Country Dealers.
T,HE OLD BROWN !. better prepared to al o,o.,,
with Better Articles Cheaper Rates. than es.
house in the city.
Call and give us q trial. ut
red- ss4so THE OLD BROWN.
---.-------
the OLD BROWNS MISSION.
THE OLD BROWNS MISSION, and ambition is not only
to dos Drug Business, but the Drug Bssnes. o, the Terri.
tory. II is prepared to doit.
CAN, see, and for yourselves at tn. fsy0r,.
- OLD BROWN.
THE
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
WE are Agents for McFstrIge,s Balm Of a Tbou.,n.
Flowers. See s;ecal Notice Co,pnn u. .,so,.
Columbian Periunery, besides French, Lubin etc.
Cali for bottle Of "Bslm~ at the
OLD BROWN DRUG sroRE,
- Upper St. Pss
THE CELEBRATED ELECTRIC OIL.
EoR RHEUMATISM and all kinds Of pain ws.r m.
Agents for this new valuable article
Cali and get circular and read about IL. usr.t. a,
the popular
OLD BROWN STORE
PURE BRANDlEs, WINES, JAMAICA Rum
AND SCHNAPPs,
EoR Medicinal purposes The best we ever b,a ,,,,.
Ossy the Doctors all the Bon yy.pts Of
the city, Vintage 1886. Warranted pure and o, snn.,o,
navor to any in the city. Patients make po,s q, h,
fora really good article, send to
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE. Z
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars,
OF the choicest Brand, warranted to elicit cloud. .,
1.-THE 80 'a1.' =
sspczs OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE.
C00 CORDS dry wood for sale at - 81.
August 2sth-dtf c''s Drug Store.
L. MARVIN, r1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER u
Roots and shoes, Leather and
Findings. ~
Is receiving and manufacturing every description Of
Boots and Shoes,
LADIES', Misses and Children,s Gaitar,
LadieS, Misses and Chrdren's Boots,
Ladies', Misses and children's Busln., ..--
Ladies', Misses and Children's Slippers, ---.-
Ladies', Misses and Children's Over Shoes,
Mems and Boys Calf, Kip and Coarse Bosts
Mems and Boys Calf, Kip and Coarse Shoes,
Mems and Boys Calf and Patent Leather CATERS,
Mems Buffalo over Shoes,
Mems Canada Shoe Packs,
Women's and Mems Moccasins
O. efa ,'s-5' 7TN.h " ~ =. a;
Leather.
Hemlock and Oak soie,5 r.o
g. French and American Calf Skins, eas
aa1 l Hemlock and OAR Upper Leather -- ..
+sL Patent Leather and Morocco,
$50 a.- Innings and Bindings.
~ ' Findings. a..
shoe Thread, Shoe Nails Lasts, Boot webs, Pegs 5-
And all kinds Of Shoe Kit, a-s. e-.o
Leather and India Rubber Mil Betting,
Lace Leather, India Rubber Pactng
t-E Rvets, &C., &C., &c. ..3
%, The highest market prices paid for Hides xrsz
OCT. 20.-lm Third Street, ST. Panl.
WSVu
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CY Several of our Democratic exchanges
form; taking pains, however, to omit the follow
ing plank -
RESOLVED, THAT THE ADMINISTRATOR OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE HAS BEEN TRUE TO
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, and therefore true
to the great interests of the country in the face
of violent opposition he has maintained the laws
at home and vindcated the rights of American
citizens abroad; and,
Therefore, WE PROCLAIM OUR UNQUALI-
FLED ADMIRATION OF HIS MEASURES AND
POLICY.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

TsHB Cannon HsIls Gazette, pnbshed every wed.~.d
morning, st Cannon YslIs Goodhue county n. r. b.
xhb y stuated In thiekiy ssttled orf,ou A. M
Territory and has alsSgs circulation. Merchans snd trsdsrs
n ~ PAU MI 1n1H one - IL - sdSSftisfpV a.
any country joWnsl in 1innesofs. sr~1os ss '"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

~, RESULT OF TIE LAST SEssIoN.-The Ne,D Yorker
thus sums up the most important "doings'' y of
both branches of Congress during the last ses-
sion:
Gone Irish waiter killed. One Senator knock
ed in the head and laid up for six months. Two
editors 'licked'-Greeley of the Tribune, and
Wallach Of the Washington Star. Oua Repre-
sentatlve blacked in the eye. duel--that didn't
come of-between Brooks and Burlineame. A
small epistolary shindy between Brooks and Gen.
Webb. The phrase you're lar as we learn
from tally kept for the purpose, was used in
both branches four hundred and sixty-two times.
The number of drunks' on the floor was incal-
c0lable. Hail Columbia. pluribus unum.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

PAINFUL RUNoR.-It is rumored about town,
that Mr.. Samuel Hibler, formerly Of this place,
killed man at Blue Earth City, few days ago.
From all we can learn, the killing was perfectly
legal and justifable. Mr.. Hibler was attacked
by two individuals, and in defending himself,
which killed him. Self-preservation is one of
the first laws of nature.-Shakopee HeraId.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08
BY DE TocQUEvILLE.

Character OF the French Nation
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The recent election frauds in this city, says the
Lafayette, Ind, Journal, have so aroused the in
dgnation of some of citizens that it is serious
ly proposed to organize Vigilance Committee,
Tor the purpose of Kidding the community of a num-
plcated.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

ca The County Commissioners convened yes
terday afternoon at the Court House, but there
being but two members present little business
was transacted. Several bills were presented,
and two or three on surveying, &c. were allowed.
Adjourned till Saturday at o'clock A. M.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

CO A creditor whom he was anxious to avoid,
met Sheridan coming out of Pail Mall. There
was no possibility of avoiding him, but he did not
lose his presence of mind.
I" That's beautiful mare you are on,'' said
Sheridan.
"Do you think SOP" D
"Yes, indeed how does she trot2n
The creditor, highly fattered, put her in full
trot. Sheridan bolted around the corner and
was out of sight in q moment.
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O. 1t is said that, during the past three years,
the poor of Vienna have eaten 725 horses
O. Louis Napoleon owns beautiful pair Of
bay horses, imported from Lewis Co., NY.
O. Two produce and provision houses failed
in New York city on the Oath of October for ST.
2OO,OOO!
NT It is stated that by late arrival of two
vessels from Leghorn, all the passengers who
came, 6fty-nine in number, were organ-g grinders.
GF There are said to be more artists now in
Rome than before the Revolution-there being
224 painters, los sculptors, and IA engravers.
GT Among the arrivals yesterday, was that of
Edmund Rice, ESQ.,, who returns after an ab-
sence uf several weeks.
~ Willard, the Democratic Governor of In
diana, in speech at the Capitol the other night,
acknowledged his indebtedness to the Know No.
things for his election.
EV The Hartford Comm Courant says, there
is body in that city, only five months old,
weighing l56 pounds Some baby that!
GT Virginia and other of the Southern States
are fast becoming depopulated by emigration to
Minnesota and Iowa. How attractive is the
"peculiar institution!''
GT A Missourian writes to the Alton Courier
| that systematic arrangements are made in that
| State to food the border counties with Border
Rufdans to-day, and carry Indiana fo. Buchanan.
| No doubt.
ca Since our last report there have arrived
the Excelsior, Equator, Conewago and Golden
Era. The Northern Belle, Equator and Cily Belle
left yesterday. Most Of the boats now come load
ed with freight, and considerable is yet below.
~ Whalebone is rising in the Atlantic cities
on account of the immense quantity manufac-
tured into ladies' hoops. The market reports do
not tell us whether it is spreading as we'll as s'rs-
ing" q
BRAUTIFCL.-Th is a sentiment as beautiful
as just in the following lnes:-
"He who forgets the fountain from which he
drank, and the tree under whose shade he gam
boled in the days of his youth, is a stranger to
the sweetest impression of the human heart"
ca The County Commissioners convened yes
terday afternoon at the Court House, but there
being but two members present little business
was transacted Several bills were presented,
and two or three on surveying, &c. were allowed.
Adjourned till Saturday at O'Clock A. M.
FtEE CoNNEAUr, Oct. 80.
The propeller Sandusky was blown ashore
about O'Clock this morning. She was bound
for Buffalo with a cargo Of 5000 bbls. -four,
which is all under water.
CO Buchanan, the Union Saver, whose patri-
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300 Sacks Of Fresh Corn Meal.
1CST received and for sale BY BE. IRv1NE Z co..
seso-im St. Antheny-s e., Upper Town
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ar MR. 8 GAR DINER, e
DIRE - - M AK HH.
50 UNDER THE ,wINsLOw HOUSE. u.
Next door to Smiths Dry Goods store.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Huzza for Minn esOtal

C. III AR l. ES w. WOOLL LEY.
ertI asass sGr iLOWER LEHEE, ST. PAUL,
: Ii now fairly underway, and wiltransacta f--tt
sTORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION
~ gsl 94 DU61H E8S, - -t5 bTG roy
laf Cos. p eallargely In -. ..,f
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all bushes entrusted to his care, he will Give
PROMPT TPDRSONALAfTKHffOE.'
nsrkpackages "CsTe Of O. WV, ST. PAuL."
srE .s..f a rass.r1 BEYE1e TO
1essrs. Borup and Oakes, Banksrs, st. Paul. NH4
90 Ihonas B. Winst IN, xsQ, do. .a' =. "a ad.
II. ?. McCloskey, ESQ.,, Gaena, III.
Y. Wslkes. ksq. Dubuque, Iowa. sDs ra
E.P.Tsn Co., do. do.
SIS. Pheipe, Esq., Oquswks, ,In I'D
I. 4. Benoist, Co., Bankers. St. Louis, No. -.f
Colonel Robert Campbell, do. 80.
Cornwall Brothers ,Louisvue, Ky.5 ee r
Willamson Mann Co., New York.
= 9amuel Denmsn, Esq., 500 do. n Df #gL gs
Apsh csmpbelL 1so. Phlsdeipbia, Pa.
Jos. 8. Ioveffng Co., DO. DO. -I
Webd Ainots Boston. sia0g, 418f ~ ,sas
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

EA GIL E WORKS,
CHICAGO, Illinois,
rs the largest Machinery Mandatory and Depot IN the
United States, where may be found
RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY,
TEAM GINES,
Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers.
ALL KINDS OF
WOOD AND iron MACHINERY,
Premium Portable
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
With Important Anti Friction Improv vements
OHILD's PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS,
NoYEs' PORTABLE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS,
with improvements. With or without bolts and Gen,
raj Mil Furnishings.
SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS,
Steam and Water Guages,
STEAM WHISTLES,
Finished Brass Work and Engine Trim,ni,aos,
CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
BEST MACHINISTS' FILES,
OF Importation.
SMOKE PIPE, BREECHEs, SHEET WORK, &C. 30.
We say to our patrons, and the public generally, Ast
been able keep up with the
Machinery than any other establishment.
GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS FRASER.
P. W. GATES, E. WARMER, T. CHALMERS,
A. 6. WARNER, p:R. FRASER.
ae -4 June 26-lyw.
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Carpet Rags Wanted,

TIE. ~. WALTERS, Carpet Weaver, Minnesoa st.. near
"A Fifth, for which cash carpets will paid
leave word where the and they viii Sc
called for. grs ..1 &c.. Oct a6--ss
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-08

ca Since our last report there have arrived
the Excelsior, Equator, Conewago and Golden
Era. The Northern Belle, Equator and Cily Belle
left yesterday. Most of the boats now come load
ed with Freight and considerable il vet below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

watch with the liyelies. interest. They are sm,N
ard bsci. with long, crinkled tails, smooth sst
Plossy a. II curkd and pomaded Ike hdy',
tresses; their boots are clesued, then SIN otbed
ano BACKED and vanished like gen'leman's
patent Leather boot Black horses are remarkable
BY Heir numbers here, as priests are allowed to
drive 10 Others, and so the Cardinals with eKcei-
lieut. taste choose the contrast Of crimson Ia the
ornaments Of their carriages and harnesses. Dr.
ferent noble families stn hold the monopoly II
b. es6ing the different races Of black, white and
rcd horses. as well as the races Of buffalOes and
oxen. The latter are remarkably handsome
and becoming in pictures, as in the "ltai-
ian HBrvestcrs a. the Louvre. They arc
Of light, pure gray color. composed OF
black end white blended and shaded 80
Nature wills; with finely formed bodies and lcrg,
matchmaking gracefully curved horns, and
beads of peculiar elegance aud docility. They
are driven much more quietly than the oxen In our
cOunfry-not goaded with sticks, but guided often
BY ropes attached 20 their horns The bufaloes
stand related TO these oxen as the donkeys to the
borses, but in their uncultivattd uglipess bear .
nobler nature than the We think Of thsri
furious and athlete, as in our Western wids, but
here they follow their master a. needles a mag
net. He walks before them, holding long pole.
who're other erd rests on the yoke, aud TO coax
them on he pats this instead Of striking the ami
mails sides, which strikes me also as being more
sgreesbe. Ifyou are weary of these observations
ON the brute burden. bearing races consider tho
mix giving asses that go shout healing irritated
throsIs and tender lungs, or the she-goats that
you will see at our door in Summer, yielding half
cur break fast.
The sun becomes staring. Let US close the
window and shutters, elancing once more at the
sparkling crosses, dOnes and bell towers that mark
the horizon over our roofs AU REvofR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
THE PRECAUTIONARY NEWS.
From ouI Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Monday, March 81, 1856.
Yesterday afternoon the following poster was
placar6ed on the dead wall. Of Paris:
"PRKy,o1rRy OF POLICE,

placaTded an the dead Walls II Parls:
"PREFsoTURE OF POLICE, !
"CoSGREss Oh PARIS, March 80 1886
"The Pesce was signed to-day AZ O'Clock, at the
Ministry Of ForeigD Afsirs. The Plenpotentares OF
france, Austria, Great Britain, Prusis Russia, Sar-
opia end Turkey have affixed their signstures 10 the
fra aty which puts an end to the present war; and
WHICH by settling the Eastern question. establishes
the repose of Europe on firm and durable bases.
" The Preieot OF Police PIErRI"
There; il is q comfort to have it on authority at
at list, and 10 know BY authority what common
sense has told Us all along, that the wel-nf,rmed
Smyrna times., 1856-05-21
must be maintained a. The ,inviolable sacred-

must be maintained The 'inviolable sacred-
ness of American citizenship must be asserted
and defended, and, without interfering in the
domestic concerns of any other nation,w eshall
soon have the satisfaction of witnessing the
effect of a salutary and acceptable example of
free government reflected from our own upon
the surrounding nation. Agencies are at work
now, while they violate no maxim of justice or
morality. are slowly but inevitably working out
the regeneration Of the Spanish American
States. Our people are selecting homes within
them, and are carrying their arts, their enter
prises and their heroism into regions of this
continent which only need such stimulants to
bring them into life and national being. They
will soon produce sensible and happy modifi-
cation in the States thus penetrated and IN
spired, and if rigid adherence TO the :" Mons-
roe doctrine /" is insisted upon, a family of Re-
publics win be gathered within or around the
American Union which will give .vigor, hope
and happiness to millions of people. But to
effect these results, the States to be benefited
must keep free from Europeon influences, aud
in this alone consists the true policy Of the gov
ernment and people Of The Uaited States.
Phiia. Daily tTinaes.uaasgizst. aii 10 J1o,gp,
Smyrna times., 1856-05-21

MASON AND DIxoN's LIME Orig IN Of the
PhraSe.--Int the seventeenth century James H.
of England, then the Duke of York, gave Ger.
tain lands To Lord Baltimore and William Penn
and difficulty soon sprung up as to who was
the proper owner of these lands on the Della
ware. Again and again was the affair carried
into Courts, till in the. year 1850. when George
III, came to9the crown, tho Lord Chancellor
made decision; but now difficulties sprang
up in drawing the boundary lines. The Com
missoners finally employed Messrs. Mason a nd
Dixon, who had just returned from the Cape of
Good Hope, where they had been to observe
the transit Of Venus. They succeeded in es.
ltablshing the line between Delaware aud Mary
land, which has ever since been called Is Ma
son and Dixon's Liner 7s,E ,asEsas 1ta fsa
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seIeft safliisteIIallp.


That the descendants of the settlers of Mexi-
co and Central America are rapidly approach
ing the lowest stage Of national decline, has
long been an established fact of . manifest des-
tiny.vr The courage. enterprising spirit, and
high sense of honor which characterizes the
Castilian and Hidalgo, has long since departed
from thor successors and offspring, and we can
now discover in the latter no trace of their mo-
BILE origin beyond their language and their
dress, and even these have become so loose and
corrupt lbs to be regarded by the true Spaniard
as base and unworthy limitations only. =
,Cowardice, idleness, and an utter contempt of
the laws Of nature and nations, are the distin-
gushing features of the Spanish American
races, and ii ia evident that nothing can save
them from annihilation but special intsrposi-
ton Of Providence, or their absorption by a
vigorous and r.ogressive people. The recent
massacre aud pillage at Panama, and the COW.
ardIy assault BY the forces Of Costa RIGA upon
an uuarmed crowd of passengers at the depot
at Virgin Bay, are inconlestable proofs Of their
degradation. and show that there is no appre-
cable difference, except perhaps scr the worse,
between them and the savage whom they have
displaced The murder Of women and children,
and the robberies of the living and the dead,
which marked both these sanguinary outragss,
can find no apologies or parallels among civil
lied nations. They were characteristic only Of
savages, and could not have occurred unless the
actors in them were thoroughly brutalized. ~
Th., sbasa avents ,.vera moi tho mare suont..
Smyrna times., 1856-05-21

r, 65- A correspondent of the Galena ADDER
tiser states, that on the oath inst, about sixty
of the ladies of Hanover, led by ;he grand
daughter of Daniel Boone, "the Hunter Of Ken
lucky" made a demonstration against large
building next door TO the Post-O Office, which
had become notorious as gambling and drink
ing establishment The doors were burst in
with sledge-hammer, the decanters shivered,
the casks emptied of their contents, and the
whole building pulled down with ropes. When
their mission was finished, the company march
ed up before the door of the Post Office and
passed the following resolution
. RESOLVED, That we, the ladies of Hanover,
watehful Of the character end welfare of our
fathers, husbands and sons, will put q decided
veto upon the future sales of Intoxicating IL
qhors in our town as beverage, and will to-
tally demolish-as we have done this lay-the
first liquor shop known to be established in our
town e $50 20 ALL sr .ifi '41..s aT sE +
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Lire LrBRAaY.-Lite is a library. compos.

Lire a LIBRAhY.--Life is a library, compos
ed of several volumes, With some, these vol,
umes are richly gilt; with others quite plain
of its volumes the first is a ChiId's Book, full OF
pretty pictures the second is School Book,
blotted. linked, and dogs cared; the next is a
Thrilling Romanco, full Of love, hope, ruin and
despair, winding up in a marriage and the most
beautiful heroine ever was; then there is a
Housekeeping Book, with the butchers and
bakers bills increasing every year; after that
comes the Day Book and Ledger, swelling out
into series Of volumes, presenting rare fund
of information and jingling like d box with
money; these are followed up with grave
History, solemnly travelling over the events of
the past, with many wise deductions and grave
warnings; ana last of all comes the Child's
Book again, with its pages rather soiled, and
It's pictures by no means so bright as they used
to be. TO the above library is sometimes added
the Bankers Book, thick with gold; but it is
a very scarce work, and only to be met with in
the richest collection. Dickens. 'ei '.t -.-s 4
Smyrna times., 1856-05-21
8 Hayti and Dominica.

ssA.sg,s " -. -, - II, a.,
y inere mas eeen contest recently gong on %
between these two divisions OF the island O.:
pan p0mugo comprises about lwo'
a.ras y .u Tue, is s ay'l comprises Tue o'ner
ifo' ana Y situated upon te western END OF IT.
Ills TAR more poPni9us than me former, Hayt,
revelted from France In lsOl, and after most
bloody coaiiict, IN which he Clere' Napoleon's
orotner-n nj ana ogooo French troops per-
ished' 4 achieved ITS eependencste; Inc olner
ana larger parbs Dominica, relnained ior some
TIME afterwards under thesSpan'sh gdon'nlens
AT length Eng however, the spaniards were expeil-
ca oy the II il1faytens ana pomple Ga eoonlsts
ana the whole Island brought tnio ssublectlon 70
me rreslaent ofsthe 1latter.gassf rsi VI bss.9Ta
Boyer remained !. President Of. 'ihe' united
'sano up'l, ioao ' wnen ne was expelled ~
.ssoiu'on pfosg's ABOUT ~ yen. sls' g = =
poyer went apsoaa aller ms eS pplslon' ana d|eq
recently ~ fariss hly'ere succeeded shllnEln
eh l fresldency' .a.1. 'lilseal oH1 3'ls''as''
shortly after the elevation OF tAe latter, that
portion wich i'aa ooeyed Tue Spanish a rue re-
voted and lsaeeesdea an establish 'ng ihe'E dps
l. l. -
dependence- astila prmeipa lshnailsoi achieving.
'ae 'reeaoi, % l'o ~ RON fify''ea rae,
s uep -' n'ans -. ne Wa 'or TOT son H .ne
rfssiosns ep' Whfh ms ssrh * srep,i ne wa" as
saeeeeaed oy baez.7. iae.t'i'er Presided pn
an''' ~i'a'n s'oit .''nle' ~oen ne was eangha
I" ai', communication WI" llay' a"o
sApe''eu a"o = N.Y. tes'u.''s ~ ~ an 7" ~.
an'sn su s'' - 'e.ps Z osSe' a INV nag g
oeen fuilag slas pVfs'On ss.sie i'4iaHa @ish sue
cess and ABILITY. s'ei'9sal sl'.gl'sgad Rfsi1s.
VIC 'as
enectea her Ifeeoop', y va Deeh = asof,e
WIN AZ 'he rle's q liayt = 5enc s ner qgaia
70 ssoolsc''on- iaYere lfiear i'.ept the result
proved lai - himself iaeos ms eonsiana'oh' III
power. uu ~ was 700 iioo'en.. 70 aetenP.
| 4, aud Plerrot was too9gncrant Tie moment
solonque had succeeded % The power vacated
by the death of Richly, be begppn quietly TO
prepare for the reeonquestsofti the Eastern end OF
the island. Ills attempt iasls49. was quietly
abandoned, and a subsequent effort was foiled
BY the interpositioil Of France, England and the
United States Atlength, during The last win
Ter, he assembled d most formidsrbles fosce---at
least % 900 men. and proceeded TO invade the
ne'gnoor'ps reppoi''s = ausap ~ waS ne y
iofces Tar intefiof la numbers ana most shasaeI
iahy oeateh-l ne 'ea hls 'o'suhss eh swo SUD
seqnen' ss ~. ''e - Sa''' 70 a eS
unliornly against in M, .rss ,ss ~, a. -,
II may be set eewn with safely. then, thai
the independence OF Dominica rs placed beyond
Jeopardy, SO Jar as me power ~ iiay'i = oou'
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