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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07
Henry Clay Dean,


at Hackensack, New Jersey, "did up
that grand old State, Virginia, after th
following manner. 1t is a noble ant
glowing tribute, eloquently said and doe
credit to the heart and head of the speak
er. We should like to see Mr.. Dean
and take him by the hand, and thanl
him for being bold and manly, and mag
unanimous. These qualifications ART
scarce in the North just now. Nor,
honor for the noble spirits who "dare'
the thunders Of public prejudice by tell
ing the truth. A few more men like Mr.
Dean, a few more words like these be
uttered, will do more to barmonize the
Southern people, and make them forget
and forgive. than anything else.
Said the eloquent speaker:
81 dare speak one kind word for the
oppressed in the very teeth of the op-
pressor Since Adam took possession ol
Eden, no part of bis heritage has given
to man such hundred years of history
as that OF Virginia. beginning with the
public life of George Washington. and
ending with the surrender of the armies
Of General Robert E. Lee.
The great orator, Patrick Henry, whose
eloquence lighted up the first great Revo.
luton, and whose mild, sweet voice call
ed armies up the valleys and down from
the mountains to defend New York, New
Jersey, and Massachusetts from the in
vader's hoof, was Virginian; George
Washington, who led those armies. was
Virginian; Thomas Jefferson, whose great
soul encompassed the world and lifted its
light upon a benighted age to teach it
liberty. was Virginiap; James Madison,
who environed our rights by flame of
living FIRE which the most ilustrious pc
riods in the past and prsssat century pre-.
served snharnsd all that was sacred in
life saa precious in bops-ths Constitu-
ton Of the Uaited States-was a Virgin
Ian; John Marshall, whose luminous
mind, guided by immutable justice. gave
being to most profound and comprehen,
sive judiciary, the bulwark of American
the marvel of mankind, was
a Virgiuian; Henry Clay, whose com.
majesty of soul drew after him
he went one full half of the
whole moral and intellectual power of
America who did obedience to bis name,
was a Virginian; the Lees, Richard Hen.
y, Arthur Francis Lightfoot, Light
Horse Harry, and his illustrious son,
Robert E. Lee were Virginians; Thom-
Is Jonathan Jackson. the great military
,enius Of the western hemisphere, born on
ny own native Monongahela. was Vir-
,inian.
The courts, and legislatures, and TO-
ums and pulpits of every State in the
Union and every government on the coB>
inent, have been adorned by Virginans.
heir blood. shed in noble defense of lib.
rty. has fsttened every valley, ard their
ones have bleached on every mountain
rom Bunker Hill to the City of Mexico.
With such history and such a race Of
-senen Henry Wilson. Horace Gree>
y and Charles Sumner would disfran-
hise this illustrious people. and place
lem under the tutelage of barbarian ne.
roes! Proud. glorious old Virginia.
hat American with American pride,
neither Abolitionist or Democrat, would
OF rather be Stonewall Jackson. buried ,
the bosom Of Virginia dead and immor
j, than live and be Butler, loathed by
ankind.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07
Valuable Land for Rent.

T WILL rent two tracts of valuable Cotton Land
in Madison county, twelve miles north of Can
ton, on Dnak's creek, each tract containing three
hundred or more acres of good tahle land with
comfortable Dwelling houses, Gn-house Stable
and all necessary out houses.
will rent them separately or together 4 large
portion or the land is fresh Doak's creek bottom
and as good cotton land as can be found in the
county. If early application is made. Corn, Meat
Fodder and Mules, and other stock can he had on
the premises. BENZ. MA'iRUDER.
Nov IA 2W
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07

R6r We learn that q negro nAs violated
the person Of a white woman in Tippab
county last week, and then fed to escape
justice. He was pursued and overhaulsd
near the Marshall Institute in this eousty,
and shot to death by the pursuing parties.
Served hin risht,-HOlly Springs Reporter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07

IA The telegrsphic dispatches say
that Gov. Parsons lsft Washington for
home on the 18th ulk, with two hun
dred psrdons for Alsbsniass is bis
pocket,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07
w. j. KEND LII

TAKES great pleasure in informing his
i friends and former patrons, as well as
the gentlemen Of Madison county generally. that
he has Just returned from New Orleans with large
stock superior and fashionable ready made clothing
and gentemens furnishing goods, carefully select
ed by himself and which he is prepared to sell on
as good terms AZ can be purchased in the city.
W. J. X, would call the especial attention OF
gentlemen to his superior lot of
CAsSIMERES, CLOTHS, vESTINGS,
which he is prepared to have made up in the latest
and best style, by the best Of worlSmen.
Gentlemen are respectfully requested to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid TO cutting.
Canton, Nov. 9, 65 a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07

. COwAN. A. n. PLRKI
WOOD! WOOD!

TINE undersigned having perfected arrangements
i for the delivery Of Wood in the city Of Canton;
solirits a share Of the public patronage.
Wood will be delivered at IS 90 per cord or 81 50
per load.
Orders given to A. n. PARKER at his office
over Messrs. Dancy & Mocrman's will be promptly
attended to. Wood. yard adjacent to the residence
of John 7. Cameron, Esq.
COwAN & PARKER.
Canton. August TO- 1s65-Gm.
Hs- CASH paid for Cotton by A. N. Parker.
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ATTENTION.!
CARRIAGE REPAIRING
WAGON AND BLACKSlTI II SHOP.

A IL work warranted, share of public patron
N age respectfully solicited.
KELLY & MURPHY,
on the street leading to the Railroad Depot.
Sept l6, 65. ly-pd.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-07
A CARD-All persons Interested ia the

A CARD-All psrssns Interested in shs
history Of the late war. who have military
and naval reports. orders and maps.
plans Of campaigns. battles and sieges,
private letters from the army. Congress
sional documents, and messages Of the
President and Governors of the Southern
States, would confer a great favor,
besides contributing somewhat to
the Vindication of the truth of history, by
sending them to me at this place. The
Confederate archives and records were
either destroyed or carried to Washing.
ton. as were the private papers and mem
oranda Of nearly all the Southern COM
manders. Hence, the necessity of this
appeal to officers and soldiers of the Con-
federate army and navy, and citizens
generally. Letters are solicited from
parties possessing important information
touching our unfortunate struggle. and
from prisoners who were confined at the
North.
Letters, packages. etc., will be pre-
served and returned. il desired.
p. W. ALEXANDER.
Thomsston, Upson Co., Ca, Nov. II.
P. 81 must again appeal to my
friends of the Southern press to give this
cald general circulation
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II. III. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR

MERCHANT TAILOR.
WOULD respectfully inform my old : ss
Il patrons, and the public generslly, A
that, having dissolved my connection IN
with P. P. Wilson, | have established shop
ofmy own Ia one of the offices below Couch's
old stand, on Rat Row." and am prepared
to make suits 90 the shortest possible notice.
All garments cut by me warranted to At.
RATES:
Cutting Coats. 80 cts.
Gants. ....................2 .25
Nesh.. h....-.................2 25
WAyrrD.-Three jonrnevmen Tailors apply
Immediately 10 T. II. Thompson at this
shop.
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
in the city.
tn. THOMPSON.
Sept. IL. ly.
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Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS McyRoE, Va, Jan. a., lsoo.

The United States steamer shawmut, which len sbe
Portsmouth a. H. Navy Yard on The 10th instant ar
rived Of this place az I've O'Clock y d. to-day on her
way TO Join Admiral ror;crs necs 81 Wilmington,
This vcsscl was built al Portsmouth, NJ H. and sa pro-
peler Of ve hundred and forty tons Of the same esfs
a tho Maumee, built At ihe.Brooklyu Navy Yard carry.
Ing battery Of eight guns and crew Of one hundred
and twenty mon. She has boon four months In commits
son and during the nrst months was sent 10 pursuit.
Of the pirate Tallahassee The following 10 st Of her
oiIccr:-
Li,utenant Commdnder--John q. Walker
Acsin1 Aosksv and Executive 0fhcsr-.Jsnes !. Ross
Enrga ard Navigation Opicer--GardDcr a. ChuichL
Acting Ensr,as--J. u Russell, Deniel Fnele Marion
Uigr William u, Trufant and John Davis
Faineers--Chief William II Talbot Third Assistants,
James Low William Powers snd n II. ostethaldI
.4csno hss,stGnt l1yndstsr-- Della NJ. Fsrnhanl
AcfinJ Asrst1nt Snr2c0n John d. Malone
tsarrenter--Jnhn W. Valentine.
Jlsats,casr--Charles II. Hatfield
rlyriditsr1s CiOt-John G. Cross
Ie1hdu--He fhcrt Saunders
SAif's wrifsF--chafles y Mieiko.
ylJptasfst't su0rd-liei scl rghe,
ss4rysea's sisUari--Edvard " Hall
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NEW YORK LEaIsLATURE.



ALBANY Jan. ~, 1855.
NILS RroRTzD rAvoRAHY
Amending tho charter Of the Society for the Reforma
Non Of Juvenile Dclinquents.
Amending the charter Of the Brooklyn Mercantile
Library Association.
Releasing to tho Missionary Society Of the Most Holy
Rcdcsmcr the State interest In certain lands
Tho adverse vote tho bill relative to the German
Hospital reconsdered motion Of Mr.. FHDs, and
the bill recommitted.
Incorporating the Arion Society OF New York
Authorizing the New York Dry Dock and East Broad
way Railroad Company 10 extend their track
Incorporating the National Association Of BASE BAH
Players.
FOR new Capitol
For the better protection from hrcs In New York
pILs INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. FnLDs--Relatve 70 unclaimed property.
BY Mr. DUrClER-Relatiyc 70 the officers Of tho De-
parmcnt for the Inspect on OF Buildings In New York.
Richmond and Suffolk toI atics
Providing pay for the Erie county Supervisors for extra
services.
BITS PAsxp.
Amending the charter Of Tho New York Guaranty and
In orporating the Portchcster Savings Bank.
incorporating the New York Studio Building Assoc Ia
ton
Authorizing the Manufacturer Bank OF Brooklyn "a
remove 10 New York.
Enabling the Trustees OF the seancn's Fund and Re-
treat TO borrow money.
The resolution OF thanks 10 Adm raj Porter and Gene
raj Terry was adopted unanimously.
Mt Fux.ne moved that the Attorney General b. re-
gu stcd report what legal authority, any the Hud-
River Railroad Company has for disseminating their
regular passeng trains below Twenty ninth street New
ty-nnth and Chambers streeta
The inOeion was adopted
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The Blockade or -. Marks. Florida.
TO THE EDITION or TIM HERALD.

The port named above 10, o. tho present moment one
Of much interest," nom the fact that Wilmington has
been closed against blockade by the capture Of
Fort Fisher as Also because tho United States Consul ~
Havana has recently Informed Mr. Draper Collector Of
tho port OF New York. that 1.-THE sccsssonsts In Havana
are mskng erts 70 stake out the harbor Of g. Marks
a. new port Tor blockade runners 90 that they may
enter with steamers 10 the pi ght tmov g. Marks on
the So Marks river aud Ia the seaport Of Tallahassee the
capital Of Florida, with which IN connected by rail-
road twenty ak miles long letter just received from
son Of the writer OF this who tho naval COMMANDER
OF So Marks, gives the following Information ~ " the
blocksding squadron there
Cs.sLss Rooxv, Pastor u the Reformed Dutch Church.
Catskil, New York: -
by ship, the stssincr Hendrck Hudson, N very hne
vessel u seven guns and hundred and twenty officers
ana men, and IN cese 81 emergency 20 fast
most otlers have three vessels under my command,
and shall be for sofno time very busy in conducting
operations against the enemy In this vicinity. These
consist Of email expeditions cond-etcd with view 10
suprs them, AND accomplish TIE object desired.
u II. ROCKWELL
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RzPoRrp Sricrpv A BaoKEa-Yesterday morning
photographic despatch received at Police Headqaars
from the Twenty ninth precinct stating that broker
named Horace Cushing, residing Mt IL West Thirty
street. while In it OF insanity, had jumped nom .
second story window the yard and almost n
stanty killed The took place At half pass
Fix o'clock A. ~ Az requested In the despatch, nfof.
ton OF the the CoroncTs ONCE and later
the day Coroner Gamble proceeded the late residence %
the deceased hold inquest the remains; but,
up closing Of the Office last evening, the tnQucso
papers had not been returned.
FArAL CAsrAIy.-Coroner Gamble yesterday hold an
inquest on the body Of Joseph Mayer, . German, whe
did from the effects of received by accidentally
falling into the cellar Of building In Broadway ncas
Twelfth street. on Tuesday Deceased lived at No 80
Riviugton street. whore he has left widow aud sigha
children
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II n understood that tho Governor has been 70 wash
ington and had interview with the Secretary OF War
and Provost Marshal General upon the sbec Of making
up and nne the quota Of The kae and that he urged
upon them the propiety Of making oue yesrs service
the basis OF credit In hng the quota instead Of requir
ing II 70 be flod by furnishing The full number Of
called for He claimed for Lls method the merit Of dts
trIbutng the burden VI raising men equally among
Ill the districts and localities Of the State than win be
give those districts which furnished one year men
under the former call for nve hundred thousand
opportunity Of placing themselves upon an equal footing
with other districts which were fortunate ia obtaining
three years men; and IT. In hing tails quota In this
pcr a sufficient number Of should 10 raised then
all tho districts would have 10Th n raising whatever
deficiency might be required Tnus giving t6ose loca
ties which behind in the number OF years Of
vice furnished, the same advantages Ia Cling the
quota which other districts have had In word making
the Of enlistment the basic OF credit IN allns the
orotA
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Municipal Affairs.
MEETING OF gnE LEGISLATIVE fSvzsTruATIN0
COMMITTEE.

In accordance with . resolution adopted by the
sesate at Albany Senators Munger White and Humphrey
have been Appointed committee 70 ersmns io,o The
AFFAIRS and the administration Of the following depart
rerts.Tss Csfsrnssicncrs, CITY lpsrectors, Street
Commissioners CorSgtroer't crc,on Aaueduc, the sur
rogats's once aud he proceedings Of the Board ~
sapervifCis % khe ccgniy o. New York The COMMITTEES
rect to-day at tseive 1cl0s 10 No g. a. Chambers
street, G which time baycf Guniher ' u appear before
ihcn for ,be purpose Of GnA rsoinz an csemination
relative hH asce He is reqdested to bring With llln
Tor srsriaaiion al papers on pos Ut Official business
inGudine tis commun oaton 70 the common colbcl
supendira cy IoapeStor Pqaa "a sise s1 ro.sne toF
SUCH suapeusien. T.
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No Now, ment OF Importance.

from Tie WImin gtcn JOURNAL, Jan. IS
70 far az We have ban able TO learn there las been no
movement Of Importance among the Yankee troops since
tie cApturs OF Fort rishet II Is stated upon wbst ap.
pears 70 be good authority shat only tro Of the snboas
had az yet made their appearance IN the river oryose
Fort Fisher The rea or the neel IA sim iyins or
Forts Holmes and caswe evacuated by troops
on Monday as 40 oxpcctod the csbiurs q Fort Fisher
rendering the holding Of those points use sts % W.
TN ndous erp oa was heard ana feli y town aboo,
halfpssi one o'clc, on asa'ss Iaorpaa sappo'sd
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ALaArr, Jan. -, 1868.

ALBANY, Jan. -, 1868.
Mlls xoncm.
Tor Bursaa of Assessments In New York; 70 incor
porase the Masoac Savings Bank Incorporating The East
River Tolgats Company; 70 incorporate she New York
Literary Club relative 70 the savings banks 10 New York
relative the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society
OF New York. 70 regulate the freight tariff % express
companies the State 70 regulate The fees Of The
~ Clerk Of New York.
EEls nrR0DCCKD.
For steam ferry between Sag Harbor and creenpon
To amend the charter Of the Republic Fire insnrance
Company
Relative 10 marshals IN New York.
TO amend the charter Of the city Of Rochester
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly held session this evening" The special
order being the Etstc bounty bill Progress report
ed the whole subject made the special order for
morrow evening
Governor TSnton sent in communication specifying
quotas by Congressional districts
Adjourned.
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CSn<lal Terry Demands the Surrender
OF Wilmington.


Persons, who len Wilmington on Wednesday say ew
forces Nod FALLEN back within eight milss Of ne town and
that 0a,ena Terry had demanded suvrrdsy, oiviyo
0ensran Drwgg until yesterday QstD y decide spon
Whai Asaeosld DO The removal " al psbsic property
vas osiea asJss a. possbls, and We doubs MOI but
srsry p,xrswmo ION wrs being made to fau book.
his ADD that Bragg and whiting quarreed before the
latter was aptcred and that Whiting swors he would
serve undc<no sach man, but prevailed ty tho
troops 70 hold the com mand at Fo Fisher II bfnrher
sd that sorc,c sLe generals and their troops wanted 70
attack the eneSsy ~ they landed Fort Fisher, bus
,Las Bragg wosld not allow them 70 do until the
enemy had n.chchsi, when LIE ordered them 10 BE- At
lacked behind thpF works
Pcrsous from fhete ray tina, all q eosNsion At wa
nnotoa ard thai hcbing can be heard 70 the lighting
,ba. has taken place. ths casuaios anything Of the
kind The general impression that 0e place mould
90, and rbsl most cftN pecTs WosIi retsais and 70
with ~
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rhs Lock In the New Jersey Assembly.

$3.50
The Hcuss spent me whole day in trying 70 opsngs
Tbo democrats prevented any question coming up that
Contemplated organization BY The thirty votes Of the
republicans, by the aid ., parliamentary tactics and BY
speaking on points % ORDER Both sides Keep 10 good
bomo' snd Of the bis eys.te good deal o. nerr
rent
Adjourned y ten o'clock tomorrow,
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ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO,
&C., &c., &e.

The United States mail steamship Eagle Captain Law
ysnoe arrived u this port yesterday afternoon bringing
dates 70 the 2lst inclusive.
The weather was quite pleasant and the evenings COOL
No sickness Of consequence.
Tho blockade running steamship Colonel Lamb, flying
the rebel Gag, left Havana the morning Of the 2lst
supposed for Galveston. The crews Of the English
steamers Haiti and Paikar then lying in port cheered
her a. she passed by.
The steamship Yasoo, from New York, arrived At
Havana ct ten o'clock tho morning Of the 2ls In six
days and half. and would leave same day for New
Orleans The Havana would leave for New York on
tho oath.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Hot Work Expected ut Wilmington
From the Wilmington North Carolinian.l

FROM he Wilmington North CarollnianJ
Bpce the fall Of Fort Fisher there TO be lulu In
the war element and quiet reigns along the lines 7As
ercs part Of the combat yet to Eated with their
success thus far the Yankees win doubtless put
forth another effort To beat back our troops With there
Inducements continually arriving and from the position
lines have assumed, We trust his next effort will DO
futile Both armies are terrifying In their respective
positions, and hot work may u any time be looked for
The following despatch read In the North Carolina
Senate on Wednesday by the Speaker, sent from W.T.
mngton By X d. Hail. Esq, Senator from New Hano.
vcr:-
Hon MFRS MnASH Speaker OF the senate.-
Wilmington has not fallen nor likely 70 fall Let North
Cafolua do her duty and all will be well With an
hon ct effort this be held. For Gods sake lot
the Legislature w " the crsiA Don't despair Of
she n,pabLc D. HALL
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DIese

l~rvv-rn prooh,in. on wednesday, January y
plrnaE c. " AsrnN, con Of the late Abraham and Ah
A;sa 10 We Ssn ys"tt T. morrow aay paper
Tor f,flsy DeaGs SEQ Second Page
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nrIsCELLANECUs.

S-,on,se nr,NroSs, BAD NAILS, &C, CCnFD WITT
ionrs ns,n he pr RICE, 6s B0wrry. Evening" AZ ~
s.,,encc. M AafpM street Brookyn Rtcss Annhhst0
, s,r.s sorns, bmnlons. sc. NJ mail 20 cents.
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have been produced BY The blowing up Of Ne magazine
n the above fort&

have Deon pfVouOoS W so"sn8 VI nSBA<sHes
&C the above forts
The Fleet Unable 10 Reach WiImington.
From the wilmington North Carolinian, Jan lel
Up hate hoar Of last night quiet reigned along the
lines the eneuy making dem onstation Of any kind
His gunboas the river but unable 70 ADVANCE from
rood and ssHcient cause F0t Andrew ID stili In our
banda TIE enemys Monitors Iraw about seventeen feet
and esnnS carry water enough with them to come up
Not 70 eak Of any other defensive agency At the dis
posal q our military authorities for obstructng bis ad
Vance the town by the river We may mention thas
our Geld artillery Is fully adequate 70 the task Of destroy
iEx efecsually his lighter draught gunboata
Bragg CONFIDENT Of Holding Whining
ton-Joke ON Bragg.
From the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 2al
II ~ rumored General Bragg telegraphed to the was
Department on yesterday, that he 10 confident Of hi
ability to Hold WIlmingsM His Telegram has rendered
many people quite uneasy, and 1t gave occasion to
reports about the insecurity Of Wilmington which have
no other foundation.
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goo REwARp-LosT IN Bnook.fs,S os ' Fnsms5 4
sreet Ary one returning 70 81 Perry street. New ho'
iii rsoalya ths ai.ss reward.
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The Quota OF the State,

AlIANY, JAZZ I6oC
The quota Of al the Congressional districts In this
Btac under the last CALL forwarded by General Fry 10
the Adiutant Generals Office here day. IL as foows
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Mexico.
THE PERSONNEL OF THE NEW COUNCIL or STATE.
The Frarco1ericain gives the following decree,
nominating the new Council Of Sate:-
nsIsTRy or tr,rL
MAMMALIAN, Emperor OF Mexico
In view OF the decree b. ordering the formation Of
Council Of State and by advice Of Council Of Min
isters and considering the merits and qualities united
the followng persons have decfced and We decree
the following
!. ST. D. Joss Maria Lacurza 10 named President Of the
Council Of State.
Don Hlsrio Eigueso
Dom Urbsno FonsecA
Don Ieodosio Lares
Don Jesus Lopez Postillo.
Don Jofe Lopez UyAgAs
Don vlcents OrtigosA
sr Obispo Francisco Ramirez
Don Manuel siliceo.
Our Minister Of State charged with ths execution q
the preceding Decree which win be placed In the archives
Of the empire and published In the ofc ~ gazette, In
order that Il may be known 70 oil II may concern
Given u the Palace Of Mexico.
~ MAMMALIAN
sThe general who lcf the republican cause 10 give In
his allesia 70 tho s'nsw order VI thngA"
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MAMMALIAN.

srhe general who lc the republican cause 10 give In
his allegiance 10 tho 'nsw order VI th.ngA"