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KEOKUK' 1OWAs
rrksD1Y MORNING, SEPT. Is.
IOWA lIPJIIJN PRINCIPLES
AND CANDIDATES.


p~s nat ~ Arss saA highest duty Of our me-
nov.rnn1ns b y seeure - I'll H. citisens, oi
- rsncn color. seaallty bsiors the AZ, eeus,
rrcs.rt1o7 non n sqna repcssahty 70 y 49, % ~
ySo have proved thdr loyalty By thsar sess an ssasi
voice In n3nA1ne n ... 49, ,.x.,v a. :.
,ion nrIonrs through their representatives IN Con-
- ~ ths people whe have suhdued ~ rsosilson and
fess "a me nation and not TO the k1ecutve alone
inst re heartily spprove Of ~ Joint resolution
,,,s ssssd by the eenAts and Mouse o. nspressota-
,ss. - Congress assembled prcpasng 70 he Leess.
~ III ssverai etats In additional articIs ~ sey OF
smensmeht to the Federal Consultation and that we
sss III ratification Of that amendment BY the Lsg-
nat n ths arm and man,ys Adhereace 81 the
prou marty 10 Congress TO the above principles We
os sye new euarsntecs Of the safety 81 The nation
ana re pledge 30 Congress continued and earnest
support. = IN.
Monroe doctrine and that ve extend 10 all peoples
struggling 10 preserve nationality achieve liberty our
wsrmest sympathy. .s.,,..
That in favor Of the eq.aisston 2. eono, s
Of soldiers who faithfully served their country ~ ths
var fot The suppression Of the rebellion.
Z THAI ws are In hvov Of the nounnstsoo 49, eiec
ton /, once OF snch persons only ~ are known 20 poe
ssss honesty ard cspahlty and re unquaitnediy con
damn disboues,y and e.reessness in every department
of the public service.
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REPUBLICAN UNION CONVENTION

II REPUBLICAN UNION CONVENTION.
A goodly number of the people of Lee met
in mass Convention at Fort Madinson on Sat>
urday September 22nd. Hon. j. N. Beck,
called the Convention to order, and on his
motion Capt. w. H. Gill Of Franklin town
ship was appointed Chairman. 8. NJ. Clark
and J. G. Wilson we're appointed Secretaries
On motion the following committee, consist
ing of one from each township so far as rep.
resented, was appointed TO nominate candi'
dates.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
Internationally, George W. McCrary,
MoSTRosE-Robert Reed,
JEPrERsoN-ElishaW Watts,
DIS MoiSEs-Wm. Sample,
CHARLxsTox-Mr. Packard,
FRASKLIx--Frank Semple.
WEST PoIsr-J. +. Edwards,
PHEASANT RIpGE-George Z. Stephenson,
DExxAaK-J. c. Swan.
MARION -
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For Snle.
For sale.
Fer sale.
For Sale,

Off, and 70 feet of ssst ode Of Lot g. IN Dfock %
II With Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
nrnts, corner Third and High Streets Title god. IN
quire Of Nm. HU64oN,
apf9Ard 1AAl 0ueaee Ake4A
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COE.yTY TICKET

Fer Clerk Of the District Court,
GEORGE ROLLETT, OF Madison tn.
For Recorder
NOBLE WARWICK, Of Charlsston TIP
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Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors

show me who has been engaged in these eonspraciss
Who has fired upon fag Who has given Instruction,
70 take our FORTS custom houses arsenal. dock yards
and will show you traitor We're President Of ~,
United States, would DO Thomas Jefferson Old IN
1soSwih Aaron Burr would have them arrested, ard
Beonvicted. within the meaning and scope OF the Con
setution, by the Eternal God would execute then
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A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
remarks that it is great injustice 10 Ju{i las to
compare him with Andrew Johnson. Judas
did not 60 travelling around the eount ny on
his thirty pieces Of silver, but went and hung
himself like gentleman, aud gave Up his
spirit. johnson will do neither.
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hos y. D. Bisstti tii,lcsn candidate for Attorney
General q the stst- -. win speak sollo~s:
n Madison See lsh at2p.m
Kepkuk, vt. =; Ppm
keo.su9ue, Sept. N s,7p m
Fairfield. Sept: ~ tapm.
Mt fieAnant Scs,s 2sth, t2pm
Wspello, Sept. - 4t Up. m.
II he1pected that ~ local committees sui make the
sseessag arrangement f,r these insesanr- In thai,
Sspeetve counties ME-. CUTrs
chsirmsa p. state Central Committee
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Andrew Johnson in Fayo Of DISTINGUISHING
Traitars.

say that the traitor has ceased to be citizen and
Joining the rsbellics hes become public enemy He
forfeited his right to vote With loyal ~hen be
nouDced bis citizenship and sought destroy
eminent We say to the most honest and industriou.
foreigner who comes from England and Germany 10
dwell among and to add to the wealth country
Before you be citizen you stay hers for
years. II We cautions shoot foreigners, Who vol
unfairly rsnounce their homes TO live with Us. ~hs,
should we say to the traitor who, although born and
reared among has raised pariccidal hand against
the Government which always protected him. Ny
Judgment 10 that he should be subjected 70 severe or
daai hnfara ha La -. IL.
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY, an E,say o.
wSsiDs and Instruction for sorus Man. Ai-o Dis.ss~
md Abu-ss which trait the vita powers. with
Of relief seut free ,harTe IN scaled ,sst.r
v-lopes Address Dr.. }. sEsLLIN H0Ua HTnN, Hs1.
ord Association. Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
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Judicial District Nominations

JUDGE. ATTORNEY.
FRANCIS SPRINGER, JOSHUA TRACY.
al. TAENGHILL. 1.R WEAVER.
s-JaMES q. DAY. H.C. WILLARD.
4-HESRy FORD. oRe0S RICE.
s-H. W MAXWELL. T. D. NfCH01e
G-F g SAMPSON. N. A. McC0Ip.
- SCOTT RICHMAk. l.. A.FLLIs.
-1.H. RoTHR0CK. G. r. SCOTT.
i0.-MTLo Bc9LATHKRY L.o HArCH
lid. D. CHASE J. II. BRADLEY.
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CaiGArss AKaMAIIs yEGErAsLk SOAP.
superior rsfist Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OTIS In con'bisaticn with Glyesrin
and especially designed for the Of Ladies and
hid = arsery. rs pstfuae is exquisite. and IT.
ing properties anhvsiled. For sale by all druggists
EbIadAwlv
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NEWS OF THE DA =
40 saoy the gerry age and body of thetanaes. "

The cholera may now be regarded as al
epidemic in New York and Philadelphia
though the disease, so far, does not seem tc
spread as rapidly as it used to do in former
visitations. Yesterday in New York, 2 cases
in Brooklyn, 8, two Of which were fatal; II
Philadelphia cases; two cases have occurred
in Boston 30 deaths and "a new cases among
the troops on Tybee Island, near Savannah,
from Monday morning up 10 yesterday evening
E. W. CAN'T, of Arkansas, who issaid to be
an active radical lobby agent in Washington,
has been arrested in Baltimore, for an assault
upon a little girl, placed under his charge,
whilst at the Maltby House, and held to bail
$4,000 for his appearance at Court.
General Dix has been nominated Minister
to the Hague, General Sickles having declined
to accept the mission. The Senate rejected
ax-Goyernors Holden and johnson as Foreign
Ministers on account of their participation in
the rebellion.
A mass meeting has been held at Charleston,
South Carolina, for the purpose of taking the
necessary steps for sending delegates to repre-
sent the State in the Philadelphia Convention,
in accordance with the recommendations Of
Governor Orr.
The House Committee on Claims yesterday
reported bill reversing the War Department
awards and giving larger portion to Baker,
Conger and others, than did that award. Ba.
ker gets $l7,500.
Mr.. James:M. Buff, of the firm Of John W.
Buff K Co., one Of the heaviest dry-eoods
housesin Baltimore, died in that city on Mon
day morning, after brief illness, Of congestion
of the heart
Allsoldier5 on furlough in Russia, have been
called in, and every day military trains were
starting from Warsaw to the frontiers Of SiIesia
and Galacia. Russia may take hand in the
game yet.
John Covode has been unanimously renom-
mated fer Congress in the 2lst Penn. district.
This district has for the past four years been
represented by Daw<on-Democrat.
Two delegations have been appointed at New
Orleans to attend the Convention at Philadel.
phia-one by the johnson Clubliaod another
BY the Democratic Committee.
At last Congress has begun to work earnestly.
Bills aud resolutions are being disposed of with
railroad rapidity.
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BRIEF P1RAGRAPHsS

The inevitable and frequent George T. Trar
made speech in Washington, on Monday
night, to the Fenians He is q warm Andrew
johnson man. and calls upon the Irish to sup
port the President.
That famous Prussian rifle, "The Needle
Gun" is said to have played far more dccl
sive part in the defeat Of the Austrians, thar
the skill and strategy of all the Prussian Ficld
Marshals and Generals.
Mr.. Stevens argument in favor Of keeping
Congress in session, en- loernaaaence, was rather
startling, at first; but the idea was soon adopt
ed by the Radicals, and vii! now become S.;
plank in the platform, !"
The newspapers continue to discuss, who are
to be admitted as delegates to the Philadelphia
National Union Convention, and who are in.
cluded under the call.
The course OF the Congressional majority in
the case of Mr.. Harvey, the Minister to Portu.
gal, is much condemned in many of the news
papers.
The money order Offices now in operation in
Virginia, are Richmond, Alexandria, Old Point
Norfolk and Petersburg.
A residence for Gen Lee, and chapel fol-
the College, are both to be built at Lexington
Virginia.
An ilcendiary fire has lately destroyed con,
siderable property in Nashville,
Occasional showers Of black rain" have fall
en- in Scotland.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The next session of this Institution will begin
on the lst day of October, 1866, and end on the
goth of June, 1867.
A Professor Of Latin and q second Professor OF
Law will be appointed on the 10Th of August,
when all the departments of instruction-Aca-
demic, Law and Medicsl-will be fully re- es-
tablished on the same enlarged basis as before
the war.
The entire expenses of the Academic student,
exclusive of text books, clothing and pocket
money, amount to $500 in currency, per session
Of nine MONTHS of the Law student to $685.,
and Of the Medical student to 1896.
For catalogue, giving details, or for special
information. address, S. MAUPIN,
~ 23-# Chairman of the Faculty.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY %.
V{RGTNIA NEWS

The crops in Southwestern Virginia are Of
the most promising character. The oat and
hay crops, now harvested, are splendid, and
the corn promises to yield most bountiful
harvest. There viii be almost enough pro-
duced there to feed the entire State The
wheat turned out better than was expected,
and realized about halls crop
Mr. VIM r. Donivan, who has been engaged
FOR some months past, in making a bust of
''Stonewall' Jackson, has completed his work
and obtained the certificate Ct Gen. Lee as to
its correctness. Mr.. Donivat las gone to Bal
>imore, for the purpose of -aking arrange
meuts to have casts in plaster OF Paris
?. ". Carey, lst Sergeant Company G., End
Battalion u. S. Infantry, married negro wo-
man named Henrietta johnson, in Richmond,
on Thursday evening last Carey has been ar
rested and will be tried for violation of State
laws Colonel Houston said he had heard of
the intended marriage and had forbidden it.
Mr. VIM S. Patton, the weli-!inown banker
an2 broker Of Danville, having completed his
new and beautiful banking house, in that town,
gave a reception on Wednesday, which the
Register intimates was attended by ''the arhoIe
people Of Dan7ille" He will be d popular
banker
The Stockholders of the Virginia Imn,igra-
ION society have just had q meeting in Lynch
burg. at which business Of interest and impor.
:ance was transacted The meeting was pre-
sided over BY Judge Alexander Riyes and Jas.
Barbour, and continued in session two days.
IL the counties Of Southwestern Virginia are
vast quantities Of fac mutton, jowjs butter,
eggs, beef, &c, without a market, while we in
the Eastern portion of the State would be glad
70 get this produce, paying good prices.
\ heavy storm Of wind and rain visited Spot
&ylvania and Stafford, Friday afternoon. which
has done much damage to forests, and the
growing crop Of corn. We hear, also CT
houses being blown down.
The Rev Father James O'Ferfal has been
appointed TO the Fredericksburg Mission Cath
olic) and the churches in Warrenton and Fair
AK, by Bishop McGijl, of Richmond.
Col ". L. Broun has been elected Professor
Of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy in the
University Of Georgia. Col 3. was formerly
il charge Of The ordnance Office, c. S. A., at
Richmond.
The Berear (Baptist) Church in Stafford
county. which was almost demolished during
the war, has been repaired and was re dedica-
ted last Sunday.
An effort is being made to secure the re-es-
tablishmcnt Of the Freedmen Court in Rich
mond.
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DOVER, ENGLISH SCHOOL.

The Dist session of this school will open the
1st Monday, in September The session is of
months. a weeks eachl extending to February
Christmas. The Principal gives his undivided
attention to the improvement Of his pupils, and
pays strict attention to their morals. Pupils
are not allowed to visit, or to frequent villages
without permission The discipline is firm
but parental.
TERMS.
Tuition in minor branches per session Of
5months $1,000
Tuition in Philosophy, &c, and Mathe-
Board per session, including everything 100 GO
Incidental Expenses for School room loo
No deduction for lost time. except in case of
protracted sickness, No deduction made for pu-
pills entering within two weeks of commence
meat, or for their leaving within same time Of
the close of the session. Payment required in
advance at the opening Of the session.
Address r. B. MCCORMICK,
jy 14-eotSep1G Aide, Loudoun CO., Va.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VA.

FACULTY.
Gen. ROBERT E. LEE President.
CARTER J. HARRIS, Prof of Latin.
JAMES j. WHITE, Prof. Of Greek.
ED. S. JoYNEs a. NJ Prof Modern Ian
guages and English.
(To be appointed Prof Moral Philosophy.
A. L. NELSON, A. NJ. Prof of Mathematics.
WM ALLAN, A NJ. Prof Applied Mathematics.
R. S. McCULLoH, A. NJ, Professor Natural
Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ, Prof. Chemistry.
JOHN W. BAoCHENBRoUGH, l.. L, D., Prof.
Law.
HARRY EsTILL, A. NJ, Assistant Professor
Mathematics.
0. Powell. GRADY, A. NJ, Asst Prof Latin.
(To be appointed) Assistant Prof. Greek.
a PREpARAToRY COURSE has been instituted,
in which Students unprepared for the Regular
Glasses may receive instruction in necessary
branches. The session begins End Thursday
Q3th) September, and ends last Thursday in
June.
TERMS. Tuition, and other College fees, 500
All other expenses, including Board,
Fuel. Lights. &C., need not exceed ESQ
For further information, or for Catalogues,
address the Falculty Of Washington College,
Lexington, Va. jy7-5W
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Italy and Prussia have both rejected the
proposition for an armistice, and although ne
gotiations arc still continued in the interest Of
of peace, hostiities have not ceased, and Aus
tria was making every possible exertion to re.
store and also to increase, by fresh conscrip.
tons, her shattered columns. The report that
France contemplated an armed mediation is not
confirmed. The Austrian army under Bencdek,
after the battle Of Sadowa, was still one hun
dred and sixty thousand strong, without inelud-
ing the cavalry and artillery. Additional rein
forcements we're arriving Gaily. The Prussians
had occupied Prague, and expected to be before
Vienna in the course of eight OR ten days.
Two divisions of the Italian army had entered
the Tyro!, and General Cialdini, moving across
the Pc, marched southwark and occupied Roy
igo without resistance, and subsequently, enter
ed Padua. Prussia has issued call for the
election of representatives to German Porlia-
ment, which it is proposed shall meet at Berlin
not later than September next.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
ALEX VA

The 2Sth session will commence on Monday,
September Sd. The courae of instruction en-
branches of Mathematics, and the Greek, Latin,
French, Spanish, and German languages.
The Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
stolen or destroyed during the war, has been re-
placed by a new and more complete set, with
all the latest Improvements, and there is an ex-
cellent School Library of $50 volumes. There
the school, and full Courses of Lectures on Nat;
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, &c, are attended
by all the students
Board and Tuition for session of ten months,
$3.50, payable quarterly in advance. For further
particulars see Catalogue, for copies OF which
apply to RICHARD l.. CAkNE, r.,
iy 25-lmS frlnclpal.
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T ORETTO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

The subscriber will open, on the I'd Monday in
September next school for Young Ladies and
Girls. An experience of twelve years in the
tuition of youth, the last four devoted to the ed
ucaticn young ladies, entities him. he believes,
the principal to devote his time personally to
each pupil, the number of students will be limit
ed to thirty. As the list is already partially
filed, those who desire to enter, should make
early application, personally, at No. II. south
Royal street, or No III, Duke street, or by let
ter, addressed to
Nv 1G-lW w F. CA Urn r.. PRINCIPAL
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DIED.

At his residence, on Potomac Run, in Stafford
county on the 18th instant, Mr.. TRIPLE1
DOUGLAS, in the end year of his age. Mr.
Douglas had been consistent and pious mem
Der CT the Baptist Church for many years.
On Tuesday, the oath inst, near Falls Church
Fairfax county, Va, ROBERT NJ MINOR
son OF the late Daniel Minor, Of Alexandria, va
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MFRS. CASTLEMAN'S SCHOOL.

The duties Of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th. Mrs. G. hopes, from
her past experience to give satisfaction to those
who may patronize her She will be provided
with competent assistance and prepared to re-
ceive pupils Of all ages Those who wish to en-
ter their children are requested to make early
application to her, at her residence, No. 81,
South Pitt street iy 2O-tt
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Sig Salviati, Of Venice, has presented to
Congress portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, pre-
pared in mosaic on enamel which was accepted
with resolution Of thanks, and the gift order
ed to be placed in the Congressional Library
room.
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Last night, IN the House Of Representatives
Mr.. Farquhar, of Indiana, asked but failed tc
obtain unanimous consent to offer resolution
instructing the Committee for the District Of
Columbia to report at once bill to deprive
''rebels'' from voting in said District
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A FAIR QUEsTIoN.-If the Minister to Por.
tugal is to be deprived ofhis salary, for writing
private letter in opposition to the policy of
Congress, should not the Secretary Of the Senate
lose his pay and pickings as penalty for fill.
ing two newspapers daily with abuse of the
Executive ?-N Y Times
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lations of all the States to the Federal Govern
ment reestabished, and the work Of restora-
ton, iDaugurated upon the termination Of tie
war, successfully completed.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a, 1866.
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. EN- LIE HOO L .

BUsHROD W. HUNTER, on Monday, Sep
TENDER II. Pupils will also be received as board
ers at reasonable rate. Early application is
requested, at No. l6, N. Washington street, or
by letter. il 2-tf
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We have on hand and to arrive, for sale the
following Fertilizers:
No. l, Peruvian Guano,
Fowle s. Co.'S Celebrated Soluble Phosphated
W. 81. Fowle, Bayne & Co.'S Manipulated
Guano
Compound Phosphates and Alkalies.
Amnloniated Phosphate withAlkali, and Plas.
ter and Potash intimately combined which
stand high as Top Dressing for
TOBACCO, GRAIN AND GRASSES.
Sombrero Guano.
KettlewelPs Guano. @ ~
Bone Dust.
Lump and Ground Plaster.
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate
Flour of Bone "
Ford's Fertilizer.
Bartholow's Prepared Guano.
Goes Super Phosphate.
Rhodes g g
Soluble Pacific.
Eureka Phosphate.
Swami Island Guano.
Reeds Ammoniated Super Phosphate of linz.
Bruce's Concentrated Fertilizer.
j. j. Turner & Co.'S Excelsior, and his
Ammoniated Phosphate.
We keep on hand and are constantly receiving
and for sale
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine,
Ashton's &C., &C..
New York Fine and Coarse,
and Turks Island, &c.
We purchase, on Commission, all description o.
GRAIN,
WHEAT,
CORN,
RYE, .31-.s
and OATS,
and have constantly on hand a large supply Of
CUMBERLAND & BITUMINOUS COAL,
for sale by the Cargo.
We shall also be prepared to fill orders from
our friends, throughout the country, for Fish Of
every kind and grade including
POTOMAC HERRING,
SHAD, and the EASTERN FISH.
g-We make liberal advances ON all con-
signments to our friends in Baltimore, New
York, liverpool and London, and attend
promptly to the forwarding of all goods con-
signed to or through US.
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
ie 16.tf ALEXANDRIA We.
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The National lnteligencer says some of the
Congressional Revolutionists are becoming dis
satisfied with the scheme for Convention Of
Radicals, purporting to come from the South
eIn States, and propose representation from
the Northern States, also, in that Convention.
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Mr Forncy in his last occasional lette!
"fltes-''the aspect in Maryland is by nc
means promising for the Radicals.
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The ''lmpcrial Mexican railway" designed
Tor road from Vera Cruz to the city of Mex
lco, ana upon which SO much labor and capital
have been expended, has BEEN suspended
Ten thousand men were employed upon it I'M
I'll the lst OF May, with a large corps Of engi-
neers, and contractors. The employees have
been discharged: ard the work has been sus-
pended, on account Of the political and financial
situation Of Mexico.