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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10

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STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA-SS.
Whereas a libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states within for the
seventh Circuit District Of Indiana the 10Th day
January. 1855. ~ John Hanna, ESQ Attorney Of the
states for the District Of Indians against the fol-
lowing property cf one John W Cannon viii
pair Of second hand : sam engines. Tor volson CT
N. poser, Of an act II Congress. approved July IL
is67 entitled 20 sappres Instruction 20 punish
and rebellion TO seize and eonnseaie the property
% rebels sad for other pcpose and praying process
against property and that the same may beeondemned
and sold a. enernie~' property
Now therefore IN pursuance o. the m0non der the
seal cf said cou 20 me directed and delivered dohere
BY give public notice % AL claiming sac properly
any part thereof Ia any manner interested therein
that thew BE and app before the said, the District
Court af the United sate be held a. the city Of In
disnapol In aud for the District OF Indiana on the %
Monday o. February next O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of thar dsy then and there nterpose their claims and
make their ale cations N that 4lf
ID. G.. ROSE L. :. Marshal.
By l. s. BsskIow, Deputy
Attest.
JoEs a. Rxs Clerk f-hS-dlst
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WmssAs, A libel Of information has been FLED in the
District Court Of the United States within and the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana on the 2s'h
day OF January, ls63, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney
Of the United States for the District of Indiana against
the following described estate and effects of William
.. Holcomh. towit: Three Promissory Notes, all dated
LIST day Of November 1885, for $500 each with interest
from date, payable in !, and years from date,
spectvey; said given by William w Garrsrd to said
Hoicomb; the said notes are secured by certain
mortgage real estate In Lsporte, Indiana, for a
violation OF the Powers 81 Of Congress Of July
IT, s52 entitled IAN suppress instruction pun
ish and rebellion, to seine and cOniscate the
property Of rebels aud for other purposes and praying
process against said property and that the may be
ondemned and sold as enemies property.
Now therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court directed and delivered do
her-bs give public notice 20 all persons claiming said
propey any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States TO be held at the city ondian
apos and for the District Of Indiana, the third Mon
day cfFebrusry next of the forenoon of that
day. then and there 10 nterrose their claims aud make
their allegations In that behalf.
d. q. ROSE, u. T. Marshal,
Per |. =. BrsrLow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHx II. RkA, Clerk feb3-dlA
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of iserse that produces such exhaust;
ng effects upon the human constitution Diabetes and
Diseases o. the Kdneys Bladder and Urinary Passages
and through fae moety they neglected until they
are so advanced to be beyond the control Of ordinary
remedies and We present the
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

II
u DIANA, S.
WmkkAs. A libel Of Information has been filed Ia the
District Court Of the United States within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th
day Of January, 1853, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
for the United States for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described credits and effects OF William
J. Hoconb, to wit Four Promssory Notes. all dated
March 3Uth 1881 for $500 90 each payable in and
years respectively, from the ls October 1861 with in
terest; said given by John j. Oaks to
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred 20 said
No comb and secured by mortgage on certain real estate
Lzporte county, Indiana violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress, approved July H. 1852 entitled IAN
suppress instruction TO punish treason and rebel
on seize and conscate the property Of rebels aud for
other purposes and praying against said propey,
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore, Ina pursuance Of the monton under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said proprty
any part thereof In manner interested therein
they and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 70 be held at the city OF indianapolis
In and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
February o'clock of the forenoon Of that
day. and there ntepose their claims and TO make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, u. s. Marshal.
Per /. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
ions X. REA, Clerk. feb3-dl4t
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Mn VIZ. II. GssGe.
Dear >r- have for several wears been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel which
resisted all remedies aud doctors, until took Constitution
Water, and you may be assured that was exceedingly
pleased with the result IL has entirely cured me and
you may make any OF my you 81 IN re-
gard to the medicine have entire confidence in its
efficiency. Yours truly, POND STRONG.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that Il has 20 equal in
relieving the class % diseases VIII II been found
eminently successful m curug aud trust that shall
be rewarded for our efforts placing 80 valuable remedy
form meet the requirements Of patient and physi-
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ADDRESS,
ELDER HARNESS & BINGHAM
NOTICE.

"AvISG PURCHASED or GEO. W. HAYES THE
entire stock Of goods al No North Illinois street
am author red TO collect al bills due the late firm Of
starting Co. and will pay the indebtedness Of sid
firm. J. STARTLING.
julyl7-dlw
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FoR sALE BY ALL DRuGGIsrs-PRIcE Al

wM- II. GREGG CO. Proprietors.
Morgan A Ahen General Agents. No. 4s CHI street
View York. Wright French, s. Randolph A.; Smith
Dwyer 81 Lake a. wholesale Agents. Chicago. Illinois.
Jsu1e-d3r,
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rRussEs. &C.

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufactures Of the Hard Rubber
fr-s~s uniler fzaSs 4 Ges-iyear's Patents
The llarl RIl-r Truss IL unixe and superior 10 all
Others in The following r--cts: VII neyvT rrak, rn
enafe. r or blister te male sin or hnlsT; VIII
cnre lrnia q y'ars Standing: dos nut p--~s inlure
the corsl. ami Is always clean and es-i as new.
Patients - accurately iftsSi by srndng size In
inches sround Jpiy IN lire - rupture.
EEFERESCEs - ." sii~rtr ify o1er others: TIE fol-
lowing only c1'.rs~l: Pr"fs Met, Iarnocian: and
Parker, NevYork: Trs t;s-laTsi and AcWv. ihaf'rl-
phia: Dr. r Jnhn~n surgeon t'ensral hurtau Ws<h-
ingfon Prnfs. Brifri Fr--r. f.a. Afrir'ws, and Da
vi-. Cfiiasrs: f,r. W,lcsst. NlvsuIkee. Vie
MannfaciWrr anil Iraler In Slrzllirr lraces Ahdon-
ina SnVlnrers SIX and Gotten Elastic Stockings for
varico-e wins SusI,-fls,ry Ransiarrs, &c, &c
DR.. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL iFti. man.
faciured ly @. stafford has many Advantages osrr all
others, and Evidence IL such IL las riyesl the
nrt premiums at the United States Pairs unler the
animation ~ the best surgeons hi country It's mo-
tan II received fr,rn ruhipr cor'. tWhch will
br-ak giving preference over the 81 irsl spring
usei in Other limls
Send stamp for pamphlet. Pos Office Box 43c5
I6S- For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'s2-dsm
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DANVIIIE, IA, June 2, 1851
Dr. wN. H. GREsG-Dedr sir: In February, 1851,
afflicted With the diabetes, and for I've months
pa Sed more than two gallons Of water in "a hours
obliged TO up often ten twelve times du-
ring the night and in five months lost about so pounds
IN weight. During the month Of July, 81 procured
bottles of Constitution Water, and in two days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
entirely cured, after reganng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
w. L. DE WITT.
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the of buchu cubes and u
nber in the of these disc and only them
for the want of a better remedy.
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Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon IL.
DlURETICS,
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MuyoaD, coss., November 18th, 1851.

wM N.yAN BENSCBOTEN.
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READ, READ. READ.

Irtse and drench the kidneys and by use
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-03

=, snd their strength. ID unknown
jn tia IN estern world : and the elsi1pts
E1ut o&xhich it was oempoun1oa I'm
searc>ly Qccur again. x hteigr NJ Ar-
chy trSnaplanted from E6rope mDum be
= te1dlr exotic, and wsuld withsr for
want 81 sufficient roots. A territorial
aristocracy to surround the throns would
seem almost impossible on . continent
where land OF the best quality can be had
in fee simple for dollar or two the acre.
In certain portions Of our own country a
pseudo aristocrasJ had grown up, sossd-
cd not on thslSword, mot - military son.
qsest, NOR on vast ter ritorial possessions,
bat upon . particular and exceptional
kind 81 property, as recognized BY special
Legislation, in an unfortunate race of
maakiHd. l did not knew whether Of
not he new Mexican monarchy was 10 b
surrounded by m aristocracy Of slavsLold.
ers, aud in q land where the Republic had
already abolished African slavery"
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ERUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
- EVERGRRENk &C.

Let b distinctly understood ~ those WISHING "a
pay Apple tsees Of tho bss quality ana kinda, that
haze ~ ssr residence, stx milss south wsssof
o~rinseons lot ofthe niCest and bestthr year old
Appliances ever offered Ter sAle, yearly ose-ha
Of vhich are Rawiss JAnnet or Jsnnettas. Prlce a.
the nursery aassrted kinds ~ 100 lRawles Jan.
ne 30 ~ pr le0 leclsd Ard dsiivsesaat DSpos,
1arly May Cherry 70 10 70 els to 30 per loo.
large kverarseses Norway Spruce, - 10 ~ tI 80 10
oS,5O each, carefully boxed In upright positson
Aiss Grapcvipcs. encord, Clinton, Hartford Pro-
lac, ana other4 9trsWheTsies. GHolberri6s. our
ssnts, Ac.
Also at tAA west end Of Id Mrs cry place "a lii.
8pw Aneboa N sse HGnjamin WilSernov
vs lot offour And ave rear old ofieed-
ing vaIatteos haalthY ond we'll GSown that must &
posed fthis Bpxpeff possible Pdcs e
Pat 100 Or - pr 1000. packed win tyS stfav q
0ari&-dSv&w3t 1EHYY XyRHy I
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r r EIGHTS

~ tAs routs, FrsiGhts Of all e~an -
sogyaxtsd p ana from PhiladsipAiA, sew Yosk.
80ssOh - Baltimore, TO and from an pofnt o. ~
AaiiroaAs1 of Ohio, ksntaeky, lediana, ulipoia.
s wisssnssa, lows or Aissoari, BY RAILROAD 81.
The Pspesyivsasa Railroad also son.sess ., P,aAs-
burg With Stsansrs, by Which Goods can bsforvard.
% - any potst pn TIE OhSo, N41kinsuu X srtuclrv
TAAllPsse, CsAAfylanA, lninote, Aiseteippi, wv.
erst ara ~ 0leSsla1d, SanAssky aad CAiuaec Win
saee1sssko ~ polta On lie NerlA. w esserp IShes.
Asse1snts 1nd Shipps fssstSuStinx fhs Iransporta.
stea - tAeir Rnst1AStDsh as CsnpaSy rely Win
sonAdsnct oniisSpeeAytrApsit.
The Aatss o. FxsagAs
Toandfron any poistin he wsst by the PsAnayl-
vasia CsusSal RaAroaA, are % all ttn1es 40 IA !.
vokns III. AZ Az. ARk CHARGED ~ 01HEaRAu~
" DsPassseplarto nsyk pssk asss, ssviAPssu.
7cf rlsiSnt coSsTsess OF shipping D,rsesios, ap-
D: H.gTEwART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh
NV. BROWN 4 CO., Cinelnnati %.
&c. NBLDRUM CO., MaAissa, Ina.
]. =. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
~. =. AikkAN CO.. kvansvSlis,1 Ind.
F.eA41, ~ .Louts, - iaseuTi.
CLARkn 4 GO, Chissso. Mi. .4
K.A'NknLY, MONTGOMERY, Movable
iw.H.AH. L.LAMeLsy, o.slipSsss vi.
Us; 1 ,!I1S 4 s &c, 1s =
no. MkLnDu1, 6Anssal Tnxsaing Aesss
for tAs 6onth lpdwsst.
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PRACTICAL COPpERHEADIsn.--Th
Copperheads Of Jefferson Count3Dare car
rying things At high rate. They have
iilustrated their spite against Union man
hy systemstic depfsdslions on their prop
erty. They burned hay stack and Other
property belonging to Judge Black. A
lot of the villains while returning from a
Peace meeting on the night of the 9th OF
December. destroyed considerable
amount of Union property along the road.
The same style of Copperhead scanps
burned the hay stacks belonging to ]. T.
Lamb in Liberty Township. On the
night Of the 9th Of March, house be-
longing to Mr.. Rust inVillage Township,
Van Buren, County, was burned by these
rebel incendiaries. A large lot Of grain,
stored in the upper part Of the building,
was consumed There was no family re.
siding in the house at the time. On the
night of the 18th instant, several petty
depredations were committed on the prop
erty Of James Kerr. All these sufferers
are Union men. The Williams who are
carrying on this systsm Of outhwry, are
Copperheads, every man of them. The
Union men Of Jefferson County have
borne this persecution long enough. A
day of reckoning is approaching in which
those devils who are laboring to convert
our loyal State into theatre Of desola-
lion, will be hunted down like a pack of
wolves.--tState Reg.
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pyoversand Farmers wili1nd this the NOS tadvan-
taasua roate for Live aoek. Cepseinns EaSdh. mel
wstsrsd and supplied With evsry conveAjanee ihAve
bee opeaoJ ont oStpas, aAA evsSy
sstsaAio1 e pad 50 their wants- 1rep Hexsbsneks
who're will be found every convenience for fee6ine
ard . estuG, y sA0tce u oGsre4 ~ the RHlLAD8xr
(HIewflfGlso ~ found The Ah0ftest, quick sst And
nssa Aafs11 mate for SsOsk 10 New sktvis Alt1ap
Sl;a s;rsE az
SknL. MOURf, Ger sI1nkQ4A0e.vR hi1a1qtD1lal
g: =. koueToS !. 9q,esss! krssERs. 41sh
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r. Information has been received
from Richmond BY the Government that
rich and prominent rebels, including JEFF.
Davis Secretary. Benjamin, are convert
ing their. property into foreign exchange.
and are also making rem.ttances to New
York through the medium of their State
stocks. which enjoy Fictitious value in
the market there.
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49, john Underwood. q PROMINENT
Virgins Unionist, who was reported hus9
1t Richmond, il among the prisoners
lately returned to Washington. He will
be recollected at the Virginia delegate to
the Chicago National Convention.
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ROBERTSON d MCQUEEN,
/ WHOLESALE AND RETEAL
G r O G E r S
No. IS .MNisa Street.

o6ssa Tor sale 81 the lowest prices the solewiag ar
icfes:
Castle Mills Quincy XXX Flour
Eagie Mills Qaincy DehbIe ! tYa Flour
Sugar Cared llaps,
Sugar Cured Uf466 Asef.
leN IaFd, 10 cana, for family use.
Dasd PsaShss ssd Dried Ancles.
HssskFruits, 10 sass-A tASSs ssorfmsnt
edCurrant and Goosebsrry Jsiiy.
Cs1om1anae EDndon Muslnsd.
Durkes' 6pices-WAhhAMTIp pure
AuaAasN0t--as sxesllent NJ b6tltuts for CosSs
Crushed, Pow dsrsd snd KsAnsd Sussrs.
Eew York Golden syrup,
Lows Gsnuipe Honey Seap.
oysterp Lobstsrs ma 0ardiuss.
Pickles, In VtpNeas. 81 - q
Tabiocs, eago and 4plit-Peas,
FiuvortnG ExtSscssA-of aupSriar urailtv *
White Feppsr4-mucb supvrior 10 Bisck
For ssieey RobkRTsOH McQUKKr.
married. a 10 Main Street
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kEokUK, March 31st, 1865.


My Dear -: am sorry to say that
have just received your reply to the
third letter. ! have written you since I
came here: Sorry, because regret l.
have my suspicious confirmed a to xhers,
in this struggle for national existence,
your synpathies and judsnsnt have led
you. You have spoken plainly, and 80
must l. In the commencement of this
anprovoked assault-mind, say, unpro.
poked assault-upon our national liber-
ties by armed men under the insticatiou
OF jeff. Davis, Floyd & CO., you wrote
me that your "sympathies were with the
South" Twas astonished, but thought
you must have mis- sisted q we'll A mis-.
understood your own feelings. Now.
however, when veu quote vallandigham
as fearless, unflinching advocate of the
truth, he JET. Davis right-hand man, and
at whose door lays the death Of as many of
our patriotic sons and brothers ss Of JEFF.
himself, astonishment and indigestion
struggle for the mastery. never could
regard any man, who has been nurtured
In the spirit Of our free institutions.
sheltered in peaceful home, and par
taken Of the wealth and comfort Afforded
Dy the ample resources Of our country.
who could tamely stand and see II asyail.
"a In the very heart Of its existence 1.-THE
freedom and isviolabaity of the ballot
box - any thing but traitor and a
viper.
II You could know something of the
murderous plottings Of these x. G. C's
and their nilder Copperhsad brethren.
which have transpirsd here in our midst.
but have not been oarriad ont from lack
OF courage or ability, you might change
your ePlthet Of "unholy" for some other
contest. You say ''money is plenty and
good for nothing and may as we'll be
spent. Iii not SO plenty here as to
De good Tor nothing, and / trust in God
that the insinuaions you 70 freely put
ior'n - to our national destruction NAV
never be realized. All Ihays to civ. ~
lose Is enlisted for our national preserve.
s'on. And if vall.ndigham and hi.
brothers are patriots, my husband and ali
associated With him are traitors and muir.
derers--a proposition which / shall n1p.r
admit. But there is no middle ground
Patriots or traitors-thsre Is no altena-
tive, Neither is it mystical discussion.
Questions Of policy on minor matters are
NOT Sufficient for I man to desert the shin
unless he il IN migrate. The only won.
der to me Is. in the case Of all rebel svn.
pathizen, that they should have feeble.
ness Of spirit and dependence enough ID
profit BY the shelter Of 4 government
they Affect to despise, and not resol.tion
ana nobility Of soul enough to join issue
WIN The fancied oppressed. and rise Or fill
With them. After such wide differenc.
OF opinion and feeling As our comp.ri,-
notes leads to. Of course you win -.
think it advisable or wise that sboula
VISIT you. and therefore decline vorr
invitation. The dissimilsrity is too u;
fAi IN its character to admit Of h.rmon;.
Gus social intercourse. although We have
been old and firm friends.
Yours. -
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X EO X u x:
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.
LETTER FROM A LADY.

The following is n copy of letter sent
by lady Of our city to an old friend and
school mate of hers, in Minnesota. The
lady to WHOM it was sent is the wife of a
prominent man In that State but a rank
copperhead, whose sentiment she but too
faithfully reflected in letters of invitation
to her correspondent, in this city, to visit
her the present season. This letter is in
reply to these invitations, and it seems to
us, breathes the right spirit, firmly and
decorously expressed. If all our Union
women (and they vastly outnumber our
Union men) were but as outspoken and
earnest as thislady-if they would but ex-
ert the tremendous influence which they
hold, if they would show to husbands,
brothers, fathers, sous, friends, and lovers,
whose hearts they can touch where man
would be powerless, that our cherished
Government and institutions are as dear,
or dearer, to them than friendship and
family ties-if they would but improve
every opportunity to instill lessons Of 10y
atty and devotion to country and to re-
buke treason where it deserves, they
would be mighty power for good, unit
ing the people as one mau for the saliva
tion ofthe nation. 1t is monstrous and
unnatural perversion Of woman's true M.
ture that she should oppose her country
Ian injured country.-in the hour Of its
adversely. No, it is in such an hour,
when oil else forsooth may abandon, that
woman's brightest virtue shines forth in
enduring fidelity and friendship for the
object Other hearts affections.
But, the letter il a. follows:
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81 The Richmond Enquirer admits
that cotton is not king now. "Corn is
king; potstoes, hogs, hay, oats and cattle
are sovereign" 1t says.
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LIGHT.

MORE LIGHT.
The Subscriber having the exclusive .repcv
Tor the sale NJ this paes Of the Toisdo Rock Oil Com
pAey 70 nov pEspAfed - DISPOSE sf fSo enc barrel 10
one md GuaTan the article To be equal 10
asy sad Superior TO most offered in this market; also
guasantess the test 10 stand 81 from te 70 rs Asr
FsafenAsat. A. II. INDUS,
- No. IL Main Street, ksoksk.
.Keokuk, hsrehl0, 1883
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RON AND NAILS.

800 iona assestod Rax and Bundle Iron;
80 ksgs Nsfis;
general and full stock Of Pillow and Csst otaet,
blacksnith Tools &C., In stoi at 81 and 81 Lsvss,
Tor se1 py fsF cash,sy
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Cash s ST EN-,

And WI close all our accounts on the 1rst OF Apyii
next. Thankf Tor the liberal patronage, heretofore
Dses01od upon ess We Aepe 70 meE 0On1in uancs II
rs same, H. O. HUlSkAHP.
mehIS-dJn No. ~ AAIn STarx1
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MoLAsssEs.

50 bbls Belsher'ssugar House Syrup Nolasesss
IS bbls and half bbs Golden Syrup;
Fer asle ieN ieS Casa, - ~ sd = LAvsesAy
srpt9o-d CONNAHLR SHRTH.
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Mr.. Motley On the Mexican Quos.
item.

I0no0, 00Eehlng oprlox Co0v0EbeGlO0 Win
Count Rsohbsrg ON the French expsdi-
tion to Maxico. Al the dispstch is dated
. yearago hst Fshrsasy, it oovsn cOnaid-
cradle ground that has now lost il inter-
est 70 the publis. Still Mr.. Aosley'a nb-
sesvatiOns sn the attempt 70 essahlahss
monarchy in Mexico are 20 philosophical
y and lercibly put. that we make the fol-
lowing extract iron them:
/" / said, whatevsr might Be the pres
ent condition Of Msxieo, thst could not
imagine that the nation war prepared to
abandon the republican form d, govern
meut, and suffer itself to - sosvsstsd
into . EuTopsan monarchy wishout I
struggle. had No special nsAns Of m
information, bst l thought that, On gen
eral principles, refugees were lad .eoaa-
ssaon, and rarely fsprsssuted tho feeling
OF = nation. should be surprised ii :
Mexican kingdom GOULD Be established,
except By force. No doubt ashs allies
were strong enoufh 70 crush resistance.
Bat bloodshed And mAseaere on coasid-
cradle scale would, I thought, ~ necss-
safy 10 overcome that resisssncs. Icould
not believe the enlighsehsl powers Of
Frunce, England and Spain intended the
perpetrasion u . erimo, and it seemed
to me that the end proposed could not be
accomplished except By crime. II seen-
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family supported b. foreign bsyonsts.
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upon IN established and Historical order
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North Amsrica. The fsndAl pystem,
frpm which the monarchise and Ay;ssocra-
sias Of Europe derived thsk origin. tier
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