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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
Legal Notice,


BE Il remembered, that heretofore, to wit
Al I9"les, on Isl Monday Of l1ugua, Il
! d. 1865. tile fehowing order was spread
upon lie Minute Book QfMe CAancera
Court Of Madison county:
At Rules, lst Monnday (being the sixth
day of August, 1866.
Emily c. Bosick,
G w Hardy, ct ais
PON the opening Of the bill Of com.
pllinant in thi, case, it appearing
the Court that the defendants, G. w.
Hardy and \. }. Gillespie. are non resi-.
dents OF the State OF Mississippi. and that
The said Hardy resides at Millican. in
the State OF Texas, and that the said
Gillespie resides at Summervlle, in the
state OF Tennessee-it is therefore now
ordered by the Court that the said de-
PENDANTS do each appear and plead. an.
swer and demur to said bill on or before
The Third Monday in October next, md
that copy OF this order be within twenty
days personally served on each of said
defendants, Hardy and Gillespie, By de-
li'tfy 10 each OF them a copy hereof, or
that copy Of the same be published in
the American Citizen. a public newspa.
per Of this State, once in each week for
tour weeks excessively. ....
It is further ordered by the Court that
he CLERK Of The Court transmit copy of
his order By mail. to the said G, W.
Hardy, directed TO him al Milican. Ter.
rs, and also copy of this order, in like
manner, to the said A. J Giuesnie. di.
ected 10 him at summeryille, Aforesaid
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.
|, JOHN Dawson, CLERK of Chancerv
yourt of Madison county, do hereby Ger
iy that the foregoing is truly copied
-om the Minutes of said Court of The
ay and year above meu toned.
~ Witnesses my hand and seal of
8 said Court, Ibis foth of An.
gus, 1866 III
~ JOHN DAWSON. n,
Aug. 16-4w. Clerl. "
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

HEALTH.--Atter our paper WAS mt IN nross
on Friday last, one other fatal case of cholera
was reported, that of the father of the negro
children heretofore mentioned. Since then
there has been no other case. We regret to
say however, that there is considerable sick
ness here and in the country adjacent. The
doctors are unusually active.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
SEPTEMBER q, 1855
Cooper's Well Daily Express, by

Mclean & Co., leaves Byram Sta.
ton ON the arrival of the morning
and evening trains. All persons liv
ing on the line of the New Orleans,
Jackson & Great Northern Road will
find this the shortest and quickest
r0ut to the Well. If.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

NEW ORLEANS CARD We ask stto,tio,
to the card of Messrs. Il. L. Overall L Co. TO
be found in another column They have
been Engaged in the business they advertise
tor some time, and persons patronizing them
nay have every confidence in their fidelity
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
DESCRIPTION;

William Tucker is about 2I ve,s of aye sand
some, smooth face, feet IL inches in height stout
built dark hair and black eyes.
Aug. lS-2w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
PROCLA AVIATION,
BEN. C. HUMPHREYS, Gov. of Miss.

10 tie SherifS Of the Sereral Countie
Of tie state Gtoresaid-Greeting:
WHEREAS the first Monday in Oct6bsr is the d =
appointed by law for holding an election in thi
State; and, whereas, it is made my duty to issue
wilt requiring you to hold said election at the time
and place appoint by law;
Now therefore. l. Benz e. Humphreys Governo,
OF the State OF Mississippi do issue this nv writ re
curing you to hold AN election at the several Dre.
cIncts, on the first Monday in October, AID. 1866.
Tor the following officers TO for the terms spc
/ Gifted by Law, towit
One Judge of the High Court of Errors and An.
peas for the first District, composed OF the counties
| OF warren Kinds, Rankin, Scott, Newton Lander
dale kemper Ne>hoha, Leake. Madison, Yazoo
| lssaquena, Washington, Suntower, Holmes, At.
! ITALIA and Winston.
! One Judge Of the Circuit Court
Lne District Attorney.
One Judge of the Probate Court
One Clerk of the Circuit Court
One Assessor Of Taxes.
One County Treasurer.
One Ranger.
one CLERK Of the Probate Court,
One Sheriff.
One Coroner
One County Svrveyor
Five members g.; .a- Board Of Police and such uup,
Der Of justices Of Ag it4lc and Couslabos as the law
requires
said election you wifi u7t'te ,rG r7~-,.7ot -
.'' .t.1- Fin" EE, .u l.. .-- ..--- (
-N " j." '"clrtayt S1'r.
~ 81 .ng,y wnereot, have usre .nto set |
rt i nj. gHd caused the great seal Of me
J. =. state to be- affixed, at the Executive Office in
tue city Of Jackson, ihe 24h day of July,
ls66. BENZ G. HUNPHRFSS
By the Governor.
Z. A. BHouGu SIR Secretary o! State,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

HoN9orArHY.-We take pleasure In direct
ing the,attention of the PUBLIC to thescardi of
Dr. J. l.. kmball, Homeopathic physician
aud surgeon, who has located amongst us
for the practice of bis profession. DR.. K. is
a graduate of Homeopathic college Of high
standing, from which he has diploma, wb icb
shows that he is no qusck; but regularly
educated physician aud surgeon. All such
professors of the healing art are justly re.
garded by enlightened communities as valu-
able sccessiont.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
Election Tickle

Election TiCkets.--One essential ingre,
dientiu the success Of u candidate is to have
his name on all the TICKETS. We knew q can
didate once who had no regular oppenent,
and therefore thought it not necessary to pey
any attention to this small matter but Whit
was his chagrin and modification when the
"tallys' were added mp to ful that he hsd
run behind Scattering" about two TO one.ll
The election, is just nine days. off, and there
is not too much time, even now, to get the
tickets to all the precincts. Candidates de.
firing their names on the tickets printed at
this office, would edo, we'll to attend to the
matter to-day, or at an early hour on Mon
day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
n O T &c Z -,

ALL persons indebted to me by account ore RI.
queSted TO come forward Immediately and settle
enher ny cash OF note. Those indebted TO me by
note Of five years standing or longer will please
come forward and pay renew their notes. or all
o. SAID notes and accounts will be placed in the
hands OF An attorney for collection.
sept I'm W NJ. fowler
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

n obedience 10 The above Proclamation Of the
L Governor p Tile state Of Mississippi an election
will be held at the several precincts of Madison
county on the first Monday IN October. lsG6, for
the above named officers to serve for the terms spe
ned by law. JHO. 7. SENMes, sheriff Madison CO.
c. l.. GILMER Returning Officer. septs-tde
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

Mississippi Central RAilroad.-see the
advertisement of the Secretary of this COM
pspy, giving notice of the annual election of
directors, &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
For Sale.

hne residence and lot. situated in one Of the
most desirable portions Of Canton; also three va
cant tots fronting IN one of the most public streets
IN Canton, suitable for building private residences
Apply to
Septl-2ms. W NJ fowler
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22
For The Citizen
TO MISS M. m

Fair maiden, the glance Of thy soft beamipg eve
! stilltranees my soal by its magical power;
In vain attempt from its bondege u iy-- =.
Loves chains IRE but strengthenea with each
rolling hour. - ft
Like the flower which at morn turns its beautiful
crest '-s.r1- -.
To the East growing red VIA The pro mise of
day,
And at eve. when the clouds become gold in the
Ness' rrF Esa-- 90 a.-.... ...-- E. -. ..--
sull turns il TO sask in the suns latest nav;
Or the fathopless deep, whose foam crested tide,
When the Empress Of Night complacentfy smiles,
fieaves up with a sursing AMI balnwy pride.
Aud murmurs response TO her blandishinr yj,es.
thus my mind. ever straying reveris hat to thee.
4 To thee, as the sonIce OF ny love and delight.
~ visions rxststsc thy form bat see,
Aud baek 'Death thine eye. besniing promise o
'".' -T7ss 1-'-,s.s.s-ss "..-..----. -
Al the angels in Beaver might envy tie sight
when beholding among US 90 spotlsss a soul: 4
ana Sc hssly loving. might gr1dge us the r4rht 1
10 this terrestrial s'he-s s-,.S =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22


AosBI. RICHARDS & Co.-Mr. W. J. Mostly,
of this firm, has returned from New York.
where he laid In, with care and circumspec.
tion naturally acute, but sharpened by erpe-
rience, very extensive stock of geods, in
their line-drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
dye-stuffs, medicinal wines and liquors,
standard and miscellaneous books, station
cry fine cutlery, etc, ., also, for, tie ladies
especially land their esrly attention is par
ucslarly invited to the sameJ, . large lot of
nne and fashionable jswelry, W ich for gen
u'nenes' aud dazzling brilliancy has never
been srcelled 10 this market. These goods
nave oeenand are being opened, and all be.
holders agree that rhey open rich.u The
advertisement Of the house Will doubles,
soon sPpear 10 oar eolums, kutpn,il i: .doss
the lovers Of the asesGi oAad the bs.s t,fa,I
would do well to consult tbeif She,tess ,sd
Showcases. fniis 800
- ses -
EscutESrs,-7ws .are Indebted to oar e,st
,ens d ftissd Mrs. F. c. Frost for a hand.
'oms present in the shape of very fine sw..,
potatoes. They were with us the first Of N.
'Aaon, and quite a rari'y. L
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

Bee" Consult the legal. notices in our col
amns for description of property to be sold
next Monday, There are some '.choice lots J"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

~9 zE31 sLorii5's Sale.
lie s~.e Of the following property.
heretofore advertised to take. place on
the 10 h OF Sept, has been postponed
until monday, 24M Of September, 1866
sHERIFF's SALE.
Mary R. Fort,
~, IS :, vendirioni Exponas.
Wylie Lyons
ny virtue Of the above stated writ to
me directed. | will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Courthouse door, in the civ
OF Canton, Madison county, on
Monday, tie 24M day Of Sept, 1866
the undivided interest Of Thomas j.
smith In and to the following described |
lands, to wit:
~ of E5 of section 90. WI of NE4
n VI q S WI & e. s WI sec. 90, n
" & s. sec. "a, lots /. 9, s, stc IS, all
II sec IS, in township r 3 East, lots
80, 5, 6, sec. 10, Il lots 2, 8, a, sec.
J, I. 8, R. 4. E lot 6, West of B. Line
nd lot 10 East of B. Line, containing
800 acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of Thomas
.. Smith and will be sold to satisfy the +,
oove stated case and all costs. f
JOHN T. SEMMES, Sheriff. a
Sept. Bids. ily l4-aup.1l. 'G6 t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

4 Death OF MRS, FRANKL1N SMITH
. We regret to announce the death
OF Mrs. Smith, wife of our fellow
townlsnman Franklin Smith, Esq,
which occurred on the 18th inst, in
the city of New Orleans She was
returning to her home and family
from visit to Ocean Springs, where
she had spent most of, the summer.
stopping with friend in the city,
she was suddenly attacked with chol-
era, and died the same day. Peace
to her names. TO her family we
tender our deepest sympathies.
MARRIED, on the evening of the
18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Lilies, JOHN
l.. Il. MOORE, to Miss IsADoRE.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. James
Simpson, all of this county TO -.st
2 Printers fee received. saa aat ss.a +
even .-~--->---sA~-,~---- IL asaaa a. {
THE WEATHER.-We experienced quite
strange freak of weather here on Thursday q
night and Friday morning. On Thursday !,
were several sudden showers Of rein. While
'ne san was shining brightly in the East, u
leavy cloud overhead poured down the a,
V':cry element copionsly. At rundown # al
VAS cool, at midnight II was cooler, ap.l at
unFiSe yesterday morning il was Geld, abso- n
utely winterish. Persons getting out of bed
tipped as naturally into their woolen clothes
3 tue bare slips into it's covert when it snlfs as
anger in the tainted breeze. We had no en-
thermometer, and could not tell how many
eerees the mercury went down, but we have
ever known greater change in SO short a a c
me. 1t was, or, rather, lie, n real " Yankee vie
Id, AN unheralded and unexpected pva-
on by the enemy. We fear that it viii CA
owe deleterous to the public health, which OF
already in demortalized condition. W
d
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

II IL. GOULD having been appointed Agent
1ts OF the above long established Compares
would call the attention Of all those needing [nsur
ahce, to tht advantages offered by these well known
Institutions.
WIN over fifty wears of valuable experience and
stap'e success, with fair rates. liberal principles
ana reputation for promptueSs and honorable
de ing not surpassed, these Companies offer a me
oium OF safe and available indemnity second TO
that of 10 other Institution
y share of Business is esDnctfnIIv solicited
a. II. GOULD, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

y mn A YEAR made by any one with
L,UUU Sl5-Stencil Tools. No exper 4.
ence necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers
aud Treasurers Of three Banks endorse the
circular Sent free with samples. Address
the American Stencil Tool Works, Springfield
Vermont -eptS-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-22

~ III wv VEII7'Is
Z. a. BRouGH SIR Secretary Of State.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21
Mn. SEWARD NO Mn noMmo.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE WAsHINeroN, August
7, 1866 6.-Sn:-Your note of the 23d utimo, on the
subject Of the expectation of arms 20, and the negs
taIion of loan for the Mexican republic, duly
received, and has been taken into consideration.
You ave we'll aware that the Government OF the
United States has Official relations with the repubi IA
can Government in Mexico only, aud heartily desires
that that form of government may, by the unity,
vlitue valor and perseverance, OF the pe1pe OF
Mex co be maintained in that country as the United
States earnestly desue that IN the same manner, II
NAV be perpetuated IN every other country In the
American hemisphere wnere it has heretofore been
established
Liberty and free institutions in any country, are
the rewards of the popular virtues | have named.
o. hey cannot be guaranteed by anv one nation,
however beRefcent to another, however well dis.
posed to receive them.
l am not aware of any law or executive order
which, at pre- ent prohibits the exploration of arms
or of money from the United states to Mexico by
either of the parties at war in that country, or hy
the individual citizens subjects of the respective
parties Any proceedings tor that purpose must,
however. not be connected with proceedings which
eno to infrnge the impartial neutTa ity which this
Government has, hitherto, IN every instance nam
tanned. .I
That neutrality is really the effect Of existing mu.
rcipa laws as well as Of international law. 1t could
therefore,, be deviated from by the executive GOV
orIment only when Congless should have directed
~. To Congress alone belongs the Constitutional
power to declare war
laval myself of this opportunity 70 renew to you
SIR the assurances OF my very distinguished cOnsd.
Grafton. WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
senior MATIAs ROMERO, etc., etc.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
HARrAs ooRpus oAsEs.


Court of Quarter SesstOns-Allison, p. j.
Rabeas corpus and desertion cases were before the
Court this morning.
Harman B. Plate charged with arson in setting
fire to his store in South street, above Third,
was heard on habeas corpus Plate kept a cigar
store at the place mentioned, and had, as now ap-
pears, insurance OF $1,000 upon his stock. A ire
was discovered at the store ABOUT halt-past twelve
O'Clock on night a short time. ago, which was eX'
tinguished without doing much damage.
AN investigation disc oSed the fact that the stock
on hand was suspciously small, and there were CIR
cumstances surrounding the origin OF the fire wmch
indIcned that 1t might have been the result OF de-
sgn rather than accident. Detective Levy, who
during the sickness OF Mr.. Blackburn was acting as
Fire Marshal, testified to the facts; after hearing
which, the Court dec ded TO hold the accused for
trIal, aud accordingly he was remanded.
Jacob Gordon, charged with perjury, was dis
CHARGED no pri1G tdcie case to support the charge
having been show.
DISCRETION CASES.
Joseph Thorn was charged with the desertou of
his wife. The Judge ADVISED them to go home to.
gether, and i've peaceab and qulet lives and sent
Them home.
Francis keenan, was charged with the deserhon
OF his wife. He made defense and wlhngly
consented to pay SIS Der week Ior her support The
order was made, and the part es dismissed.
-The Current and Deferred Mouon Lists were be-
fore the District Court ana Court OF Common Pleas
thip morning. NothIng OF public interest trans
pJe0 A supreme Court At Nisl PrVkW held by
Justice Thompson, and number N motions IN
equity disposed OF. '' a'
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, April 2l.-There is a steady demand for
Flour Ior home consumption, but there IS no shipping
inquiry and with continued high receipts and stocks,
boders are firm in their views The only sales reported
were a few hundred barrels mostly Northwestern extra
family,I at ss25@lO5O TOR common ana fancy slOoll
for Pennsylvania and Chic do do sll@l5 for fancy
lots inc uding superfne at S7o, and extras at
s80D9. Rye III our is quiet, and commands 81 7561j
rrces OF Co m Meal entirely nominal.
The offerings of Wheat continue high and prime Is IN
good demane but inferior is not much wanted sales OF
1OOO choice red and amber at S26O2 1900 bush
No spring at SI0O 500 bush Western white at S27O
RYE quiet but steady at 95c. for Pennsylvania Corn
is coming freely and yellow is IN good
demand at decline OF 3@5c F bush. sales of II 900
bush at Soc Oats steady with urrner sales OF Penn
but there is not much doing.
The market nearly bare Of Cloverseed but there s
much demand Small sales we're ported at S4g2oIo
common aud choice Timothy Is unchanged, sFlax'
seed sells slowly at S2550D260
Whisky scarce and dull Pennsylvana is selling at
90 25(1226, and Ohio at 90 210228, ...f...r
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WASHINGTON.
special Desp atches TO The Evening Telegraph.
.1l WASHINGTON, April 2l.
COntrabands en route fur LouIstana. .

special Despa atches TO The Evening Telegraph.
.gl WASHINGTON, April 2l.
COntRabands en- route for Louisiana.
Last evening forty eight colored prisoners at the
jail-men, women, boys, and girls, contrabands and
natiyes-were, with their own consent, placed eB
route for Louisiana, under charge OF officer of
the Freedmen's Bureau. They were all charged
with petty larcenIes. The District Attorney has
entered aoHe proseQu in each of the cases, on
condition that the prisoners would go South; and
the Court will issue an order for the recovered
stolen goods to be turned to the by the
property clerk. About one hundred and twenty
five other colored PERSONS nearly all of them freed
men, LETT at the time for the South where they
are all promised good wages.
Pair for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
Extensive preparations are being made for a fair
in this city next May in aid of the National Soldiers
and sailors Orphan Home for Tiendess orphans of
soldiers and sailors in every State and Territory of
the Union. Mrs. Lieutenant-GeneIal Grant is Pre-
sioent, and Mrs. MaJor-General W. T. Sherman.
Vlce-President. All contributions should be ad-
dressed TO 'The National Soldiers and Sailors Or
phan Home, Washington, ID. c."
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Another Battle RumOrod Great Victory
. by the Liberals,

Passengers who lett San Francisco March 80, state
that, ON their arrival at Acapulco, AprI g. they
learned that a collision had Occurred between the
Liberal forces uI der Corona and the French troops
occupying Mazatan. Ii appears that Corona had
for some time closely invested the place, but finally
withdrew, when the French marched out with the
intention, IL is presumed of giving Corona battle if
he could be oVertaken. Corona let them get well
out OF the city, when he fell upon their rear and
commenced vigorous attack. When the steamer
which brought the news to Acapulco left Mazatlan
the fighting was still gong on. .. .J..
] he officer in command of the French troops
having been killed while endeavoring to rally his
men. who were being severely worsted by the
Liberals 1t was thought that the entire French force
would be killed. as prisoners not taken either
side Yet az the last accounts from that quarter
stated that the Imperial General Sobasas was march
ing force OF from three to four thousand TO the
relief OF Mazatan, he may have come up in time to
turn the tide OF battle,
he Unied States gunboat ,SardnGc was lying in
the harbor on the 9Th. Officers and men all we'll.
The officers appear to be much amused at the sitUa.
ton at Acapulco, and cOmmiserate the French, who,
despite their inability 10 dispense with the custom
airy airs, are, nevertheless not little Illuminated at
their positlon.-N. Y Ddity NetVs
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, [
Saturday, April 81. 1866.

There was more disposition to operate in stocks
this morning and prices better Railroad shares
continue the most active on the list About 5000
shares of Philadelphia and Erie sold at from 33l
84S, an advance of 2s and 270O shares OF Catawssa
preferred at 3OE@S2t, the latter an advance of
II; Camden and Amboy sold in small way at 1193
l20, the latter rate advance of SO was bid Tor
fennsylvanla Railroad; 80 for Little SchuyikIl; 544
lor Norrlstown; 5l2 for Reading; and 54 Tor Mine.
hill Government bonds firmly held atiull prices
520s sold at I04a 730s at I012 and 100s at 93 1861
bid for6s OF 1881 City loans without change
he new issue sold at 80. ..., Ill. .t..l.t ...t iT
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
keported py De Haven bro. No. 20 S. Third street
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pischarge or Colonel wheeIer.

TORONTO, April 2l.-Colonel Wheeler one Of
the prisoners at Cornwall, and formerly OF the
Rebel army, became so pugnacious In court
during his examination yesterday, and dwelt so
effectively ON the fact of being an American
citizen, and living under Andrew Johnson's
administration, that the Canadian magistrates
UNANIMOUSLY decided to let him go. He Is now
on his way 10 New York.
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IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

Diplomatic Correspondence Between
Senior Romero and Secretary Seward
Attitude of the United States Regard
Ing the Mexican LOan Offered 10 Amer1-
can CaPital1sts-The Expectation of
Arms from the Unlted States TO Mex
1cO-s strong Appeal for EFFECTIVE sym.
pathy" from the Sister Republicans.
Seward Hopes the Mexican Republic
May be Maintained, but Leaves the
Mextcans 90 Work out their own Sal
VatiOn. f,
MR.. ROMERO TO MR.. SEWARD. la .Ho
MEXICAN LEGATION IN THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON July %, 1865 Mr. Secretary lin
virtue of the recommendation which you were
pleased to ma AXE TO me at the interview which we
had yesterday at the Department of state 10 the
effect that should state 10 you In writing what
verbally had the honor TO represent to you, new
proceed to make to you the following statement;-
Government of Mexico has been awaiting the ter
mnaton Of the civil war in the United states, since