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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

thas Representatives VIII Be admitted
from all the States that ratify the ccpsti.
tutiouaI amendment. He believes South
| Cafoiins will adopt it. =
A successful effort viii Be made. on
Descending after the recess. for che ap-
Pointment of . committee to examine
whether grounds exist for the kimpeach-
msnt of any high official of the Govern.
ment.
: Mr.. Spaulding of Ohio, rated as rather
conservative. stated in debate, thai should
the amendment be ratified by three -fourths
of the states now represented. it would
be properly adopted. His reputation as
q jurist gives weight to his opinion. We
cannot ssss Why. if the laws passed BY 3
majority Of Congress as now composed
are legal, 3 constitutional amendment
adopted by them would rot be equally
as valid. i4s5isa la.3.ae lea.Lss1e q
5aI Is ai llEarIla = bda ,e@eAa
The Washington correspondent of 7the
Chicago Republican gives the following
account of stealing rings - in that
city: - 5'a
There are great many stealing rings
being formed here. Most of the rail-
road companies. that have had grants OF
lands aie asking for money on, The same
terms as the Pacific railroad contractors
arb asking for extras of all kinds cotton
claims are abuadant. and soctogensrians
who stayed out of the rebel army because
they we're too feeble to bear arms, al
though they had ell their sons and grand
sons in il, are setting up. claims for
damages done by the Union army. a.
These rings calculate on getting mill
lions out Of Congress during this session,
but there are R4publicAus who resist
them with determination that place the
Democrats as far behind them as the
Times free suffrage doctrine is behind
that of the mass of the Republicans. 4
Should this ring fail al this session, it
has scheme to give the Court of Claims
"a sort of equity jurisdiction. whereby
our national liabilities will be nearly
doubled. A single legal firm in this city
has in its Lands over eighty millions of
these claims. They consist of steam =
boats destroyed, all of them. singularly
enough, laden with most valuable car
goes +; of more cotton destroyed by the
Union army than was raised in the four
years of the war; of contracts unfulilled !;
of farm houses, wheat fields, corn fields,
cattle, and property unmentiOnable, de
stroyed. 1t is even reported that citizens
of Chicago are interested in these claims
to the amount of untold thousands. .la-
Once give the Court of Claims iuris-
diction, and wholesale perjury will be the
order of the day, aud it will be out of
the power of the most honest or vigiiant
United States attorney to pick up oppe.l
sing testimony. These claimants ere
being assessed in every direction to de-
feat Congressmen who will be likely TO
oppose giving this jurisdiction to the
Court of Claims. It is likely to be the
main question before the next Congress,
and there is no doubt that men have been
struck down By money raised in this
way, who had not the least conjecture of
the cause of the opposition to them.
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The President few days ago, in CON
TersatiOu with . friend, expressed his
restoration policy. He also took occasion
10 condemn the project being Agitated
PyseOUgrssss tOr1 the overthrow of ths
resent State Governments at the South,
md declared .ituWOuld release them fsom
be payment Of their State, DEBTS. and
Impose them dpoa the United States. Mr..
Seward has recently expressed the, same
eOUfdepce in the .riumph of the PIesi-
dent. This puts US in mind Of Stewards
'sninsty days pFoPhesis. d r. % Ell ~
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TEE PROsPEOTa


- The pro- pc Il Of success for the NeoshO
Valley Railroad is increasing daily. The
people are becoming more confident Of
its ultimate success, and doing all in their
power to advance It's interests. This is
ESPECIALLY true Of the effort now being
made to seeuIsa Senator this winter who
is q EesideBt Of the v alley lard who would
labor more esrenstly for It than one out
side. The importance Of Senator is
seen and telt by ihe people. and the feel
ing is unanimous. Meetings have been
held throughout the valley to interchange
opinions and talk matters over freely,
osndidly and IL Deighboriy way, fahd
the universal conclusion is 10 leave no
stone unIurned which can in any way
contribute to the success of the enter
prise. These meetings have done much
good. Members have made each others
acquaintance, and to some extent sstab
lished confidence in each other, which
will be quite an advantage when they get
together at Topeka. AZ rear as We can
leaEp,t ere are about 20 members in the
valley and along the line Of the road who
will stand together so long as there is
prospect Of electiEg one of our Neosho
!. Valley men. AS TO who the man will be
c,kAs been wisely left to the members after
heir arrival at Topeka. This course
t1as thought better than for each locality
to present man and go to quarreling
over them. A ballot will be taken, after
the field is canvassed, and union made
on the strongest man, let him come from
what locality he will. This is tue dispo-
elton expressed by all. We can see
nothing 10 the way of success; at least
we are not disposed TO whine before "Lhs
milk is spilled" There are dangers in
the road. All sorts of efforts will be made
to break this combination, but ne hope
to see the members stand together as one
man until their votes will give them sue
ssss. Appointment candidate from North.
elm Kansas told enc Of our citizens few
dsys ago that be could "bust up" any
combustion that was made in the Neo
sho Valley. Teach such that they are
mistaken. .
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NEWS suMRMAY.


A Nashville dispatch says that hundreds
of horses and mules are being shipped
South through that city every week.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Ogden,
near Junction City, in which the City
Marshal was killed by q soldier of the 7th
cavalry and two soldiers were shot in re-
turn by the citizens. ss-fase5s ST.
The investigation of the recently award
ed Indian contracts shows that they are
$4,000 higher than were the rejected
bids. a.sg. .g s .,raa ia-s-f
It is rum ored that John Minor Bolts
and Alexander Reeves have prepared a
bill for the reorganization OF Virginia upon
the North Carolina plan. 81 a.I.a.
The oRidsrs of the 9Th United States
Cavalry recently gave ball 10 the hall o!
Representatives, at Austin, on the occa-
sion, of their leaving for The Texas. frontier
Gov. Thockmorton, aud many ladies and
geutlemeu were present by invitation, and
the whole affair was q pleasant one.
The Conservatives Of Missouri are en-
deavoring to embroit the State authorities
with the Federal 'Government SO as to
battle Gov. Fletchsr's plan for Kidding
the State of bushWhackers, The same
parties have started an absurd rumor that
the business of Gen. Grant at ST. Louis
was to supervise the proceedings of Gov.
Fletcher. Both GEES Grant and Gen.
Hancock have been urged BY them to
interfere IL the State affairs. .,.fes
The Times New Orleans special say 5
that while the mission Of Sherman and
Campbell to Mexico. has not achieved al
that was expected, it has. by no means,
proved afailureJ They did not land al
Very Cruz for the reason that they did
not want TO hold any intercourse with
the Imperial authorities, bat proceeded 70
TampicO and Matsmoras. where they met
the representatives of Juares, and the re-
suit IS That a definite and Joint plan a6l
-
action has bean determined on bel wesn
the United States and the Republic Of
Mexico. Immediately alter GhesEithdEaW-
aPoftBs French, (which win take place
before the 2lsf Of March. JuAreS viii
transfer his part Of the government 70 s
point which I am. nos At, liberty To- name
at present. That point, cit 10 said, that
Sherman, as : military man. considers
we'll chosen, Then, 10 The event Of any
fragment Of Imperial power remaining,
thal %. 8. troops will Be- marched over she
Rio iGraDds % support Juares. and MIN
lister ;.GampbelI will return 60 AEsxicO and
resume Official rs1Istions with the Repub
lie. Shesmsa said wssaEe now in posses,
sionoOf ths plans of Juarsz governmsnG
aud they skhowi what We mean TO do. An
thas The United States want to see is :
strOng. uni.ea government there.
Prsident johnson has sgain intervssed
90 The side Of the rebels. ii ordering The
release Of De-. vassons charged with lhs
mhrdes Of = freshman .issslhs yisinits OF
Riehmond. Watsoa vas tried by alciyil
court shd acquitted. although his guilt
Va. poteri 0ns, Ger. Schc6sId thsp OF
dsCsd bis aEgSss andr trial BY c0HFt mar
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COUNTY SEAT OF OOFFEY COUNTY.

The second election for choice Of county
seat in Coffey county. was held on the
Isths and resulted in favor of Burlington
by, . majority Of seven cen, in a poll OF
GA. Whistler this result is to be accep-
ted as final s or not, We are not advised.
But we may mention as fact worthy to
be considered by our restless neighbors,
that a portion OF the people in the e1s
treme Northern portion of Cofey couu-
ty, are moving for an act of the Legisla-
ure attaching them to Lyon county
mainly to be beyond the perpetual annoy.
anoe aud damage of the constantly re,
curing contests for county seat. These
cOntssts-of which the last was number
slsyspz have embitiered the people against
each other, and made uniOn n regard to
matters Of common importance Well.nigh
impossible, while the pecuniary damage
direct and Indirect, has been very great.
TSSS one that has just closed. should be
the last. sud We arc sure that the interests
of both OttulSwa and Leroy would be
best suBserv ed by accepting the last re-
anil as 6nAl, ioin hands al round and
Iabor for The gFONr;Sh aud advancement OF
the whole county. 10
We may mention hero lGS! the gen'
sral law under which these specl$l cleo
tions are held is of the most vicious cESSr r
actsE1 and should Be repealed, or bstieE
one substituted. Under its provisions
three lifIhs of the voters at the last gen
srql election may require the County
Board to issue an order for special cleo
IioRs on the question of county seat.
Let GUS illustrate the operation of this
Law IN 0ofeJ county. asAt the last gen.
eraI sIsction about six hundred aud City
VotSs Gsrs cast. aThre-fifths Of .4his
number Of the, ciit.zens thea petition for
spscial election for county seat, and at
thAtIelscIion eight hundred and fourteen
votes are east--the character OF the con-,
test and the great efforts Of both parties
OOnspiripg 20 make q fuller poll than =;
thsi comparatively uninteresting general
election. Three.6fths of sixhundred and
6lsTTs being but three hundred and ninety,
it wAi be thus seen that less than half the
votes Of the coun " have Lbeen the means
Of bringing ths troubiS aud expense of a
COnaty useat election upon lie people At
laFgs. 81 I'VE hope. orr Legislature WI
remedy the, 60 that Al least msiority
sxprsssiOn Of The ps5pIe may be required
in such cases. 19
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THB LTFTLE uORPoRAL.

49,
We have had OCCASION before to speak
of the Little CIR pral,'' prihtedqat Chi
cage. by Alfred L. S.wsll.. It is now
recognized as the bsst paper 10. Amelies
for boys and girls. TheoNew York Fribo
bune says of 1t: 54 -alI gaI lol ,ssD
/ 1.-THE only literary periodical which
is "Z'he Little Corporal" It's subscrips
ton list at the end Of the first year null-
bered $4,000, aud if iG1 continues to be-
conducted with tie sahe ability and en-
terprise which are devoted to it, thste is
no reason why the second year should
not close Ritha roll of 10000 subScri
bers. II is an admirable periodical,
lively, eRIertaing, instructive, unexcep-
lionAble in tone. and charningly printed.
L is published .. the low price Of sla
year, las -. ~, -
As an indueemsnt TO subscribers .Ms.
SsWelt has issusdsa superb picture called
"The Heavenly Cbsrubs from R4pbaeI's
''Sis.ine Madonna" We have received
a copy of the picture. and can pronounce
it an ornament to every home of aaste.
The price Of the picture is Sc. - T. sguor
This superb engraving is sent free as 5
premium 70 every ne5vho sends to the
publisher three new subse ribersi for one
year 10 ''Ths Little Corporal aIMre
SsSell also offers to give ofgaus and Me-
lodeons to SCHOOLS or persons who send
large Olnbs. The price Of the Corporal
is one dollar = year, "a advance; sample
copy. telling all about the Drsmiums. ten
fcents. .r 10
/ Address ALFRED I. sENELL. Pub
Usher. Chicago. II. Z.
/ Our foreman. Harry Stafford, left. this
Il evening" with The inIsDIion Of spsndinz tbs
Ehoidays IN the Sucker STATE. The good
wishes of the Leader ONCE. from devil %
gail driver goes with Topeka Lea
4 der. - - p
We aSp't mech on grammar. but all Ws
4 have 70 Say Is. let 'sur .'goes." .sls8 IS
4 The bonded debt d. he city aad eeoua-
.lty Of San FranOiScO iss4. 800. GOO.
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Emporia Water HILL.
W. T.. soDEN, Proprietor & Manager.

4NHIS mill is now in good running order.
L and the proprietor takes pleasure in ans
nouncing to the farmers and people that he ie
ready to grind Wheatand Germ for their uss 81
the shortest possible notice, aad in large o.
small Quantities and on reasonable terms, But
parties wanting Touring OF grinding done Cor
selling purposes ara requested to msa special
contract, for cannot reiterate, aud gill ask
whet disposition they intend to mskseof EheiS
-four. ;
Choice wheat bought At the highest cash
prices, and Flour, Corn Meal. Hominy sad
Bran, kept constantly on hand. -
Flour forsale, at from $4sS tOs$6 90 per hun.
To parties purchasing by the auantitv a. for
retail trade, very large deduction Will b
I pay $3.50 for spring Wheat, and $S@fOr
s-32tf W. T. soDEN
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sud seized che gun which he then held
IN his hands. a Bc6l1s ensaed ;n zhioh
Williams Wrsstsd ths gOn from his wife
and started to ruas Mrs. Williams pur-1
suing Ia attempting to get q 81. the
hammer of the gGn became ensan9Estl in
8 clethes line stretched from the house,
and IN attempting to release it the quo
went of. the discharge entering the breast
of Williams. from which he died in q
few hours.
Col. s. N. Wood, of Chase County.
called upon us last evening. He is 9p
here looking after his election to the
State Senate. He sags he considers his
contest ct an eEd now as be has the eerIii
cate, that he does not think Riggs will
contest, as it couid only result in his de-
feat. He claims that 10 Cottonwo cd
township, where Riggs claimed m aioIi-
ty Of IL, the judges we're not sWorn,
and the election Al that place is therefore
void besides he says an Investigator
will show chat about 90 votes cast for +.
R. Riggs, were enormously counted for
r. Riggs that some ten tickets contain
aud B. Riggs in pencil were counted for
R. Riggs, when they should not have
been counted for either; that ten votes
for 49, Riggs, Witk the first name blank i,
ven enormously counted for Reuben
Riggs that more than enough illegal
voI@ we're cast forR. Riggs, to change
the result. He claims that If Riggs de-
sires az investigation it will show . Legal
majority against Riggs of notices. than
80 votes Under the circumstances We
hAFtaF.shSSnk. .Riggs will contsst.-T ops
ka Tribune. 2Ist.
We heard of .. corr dicker the other
day which plesses us. A lady from the
country brought into town two wagon
loads Of coro, and man bought the guam
THY. Before trading. however, she in
formed him that she must have the cash
with which to pay her taxes. aud make
some purchases. All right, the corr was
unloaded. but the purchaser attempted TO
put her off without complying with his
part. Several excuses were made, aud
the lady fooled about until night came.
She went 10 his hOOse-the man said the
bank was closed and he could not pay
that night, She replied that she was go-
ing TO stay With him until he did. He
became convinced that the woman had
grit, and be started out to raise the money
-sbe following, At the corner he turned
about aud says Where will you be in
just ten minutes?" l'sI'lL be with you,
sirP' He expostulsted, and dwelt at
length upon the inclemency oflthe wealth
er, and the propriety of her going into the
store and waiting by the fire, Finally
the lady concluded that it would be more
comfortable, and that her son, aged about
fifteen, would be sufficient to watch the
hunt OF that money In ten or fifteen
minutes the boy came into the. store. and
made report. Shortly after he got rid o!
the lady, Mr.. Gorn- buyer quickened his
footsteps into brisk walk, the boy ditto,
which stimulated him to arun, which the
boy Immediately took up also. The chase
was exciting for few N inutes. but failing
to get out of SIGHT of his tormentor, the
man stopped and pulled out the money.
That man will probably buy more corn a.
the same market.-Junction City Union.
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A meeting Of Elf concsrped was held
ctLAsfencs on the Goth, and tie .'kink'
into which the affairs Of ths LeaVs1Woreh.
I,sHSeSee a. GalVeston Railrosa had got,
through q littls oversight. was slr4ights
sasf cut. anSS ths EeW c5n papy are % 81
on with he work. AdVSE issEsntSaEo cut
icE ties, -. )
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Thurlow Weed as been admittedlto a
membership ii the Manhattan Club, Of
New York. It isAhe leading Democatic
club in that. city, and its admission to
membership of 3 gentleman of Mr. Weeds
political antecsdents is a curious ilIuslra-
ton efthe fPrssept unsettled eonditiou. of
''men and fhings'' inn New York. Mr..
Weed continues 70 act as. one OF the ed
itors Of the Times ne Wspaper.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

MaddE spsngef snd heLaughlip. sshs
assassin characters. will be brought from
their prison at Dry TOrtugsas,, for trial by
civil court. L is nnderstOod that Judge
Wayne will grant the writ. -.
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The friends Of POmsFoy have bean
holding 1Oat, as = special inducsmsnt for
his re. election, that he would be, elected
PFseide6t Of the Senate. He never stood
any show for this but il ne had. is now
'.seOpped'ss By Ben Wade. They nov
fallkaok on 8 Craftsmanship OF 40. impor-
lastlcDnnitsee fof hin. o. Ehsl 3 ) fall
WAS Iksfe id' ;oasS ssr s 9Ieais
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END .oP THE VOLUME.

This week completes The. ninth volume
. Of.THE News. We bid an afectiOnats
farewsll 70 the Dinth5syear Of the paper,
and TO 1855. hoping that we may never
meet with harder fate than the last year
has imposed upon US. a.sr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

The Michigan fisheries furnish from
ssYsnty-fEs 10 one hundred thousand
barrels Of fsh per aunun, Worfd about
81 SOC, 600. sr et. -
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SHERIFFl q yIEF

iLltIz CAAh41tF : 81 lSALE.f 80 =
d virtue of an execution issued cut of-.iIs.
and to me directed, win offer Sof saIs a -th1-
court house door in the town Of Ensp6si "A
said county 3dt Is asaad .sdsosE sds Z
70 On Thursday JapHarY 10fE. lib 70
ct o'clock P; N Of said day. the folIoEine
real estate. 70 Wit; The north psrser al he
sonsheast quarter Of section nipe kp = Of tow.
ship twenty co. Of range thirteen, ~ - aud
the north vest quarter Of the se2fheasE cTsartlsT
Of section nine, 81 township enty (79 lral.szs
thirteen (1S) situate in Lyon eoanfF, kaassS,
OF 50 much thereof s. Will sstisly the, nlein-
ms claim Of S53. 66 and coats Of suit.f- Sad
property e Be sold e he E.FopsFsE Of fhsd-
ment il favor Of y uiie A. Good vii -
Dated this 7sk day OF December, 1865
rs l0-t Ar. BAECRQETs She's =.
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DR.. b. Ball, fOrznerly 81 Chicago. hEsif6sa-
ted psrnensntlg e FeRsl,a..sn ia rssparsd
to pesfOrEn All operations psrtaiinine 4 peat.
PertisulaE attention is gives, r. III operations
for The preservation OF the aatzEel teeth, sad
tAeEemsdis5 tEsstnsenEpl Dsaial ssf&a-
orally ~ sasA -.s4 = cos & s.Is 81 sse:,..
zOosus n F615ss.ssth Bufldias, oeFs Elaa.
stFsss snA Kansas zSsnaS .sszf 1zsas sss1ss
Topeka. kansas. ssssssk
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There is said to be commitsse in New
Xolk quiesly makisg asiectfo1 sk The
WoEthisst Wcfks Of nssive artists 20 for
ward 90 the Paris Exposition. Their
progress and moVensRts are quits secret.
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Speaker GOlfax left Washington On
Thursday night q enter upon 4 lseturing
tour, Mhich-WiIl occupy the entire holt
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The bonded dsbt Of. ne city aad eous /,
y Of San Francisco is -. 800 GOO.
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Another Fair (of The Fsiz nnesA ~ In 4. naIs
ct the subscribers, during the FAN ands 13ia.
ter. for the purpose Of exhibiting Skeir ARC
and splendid stock Of
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Our foreman. Harry Stafford. left this.
evening with The intenIion Of spsndinz tbs
holidays 10 the Sucker Slais. The GOOD
wishes of the Leader Office. from devil 10
quill driver goes With him. Topeka Lea
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-17
C0l0nisati0n du MexiqUe

Nous avons annonee. j! : aeja % lqie
temps. que DIES comimgnies s'organissieLt
pour eoncoarir 4 la roiohsation d,, Mexiq,r :.
LIS immigrants isn q, don't l. nonibre aug-
| mente chaque mois, 1t gni. une fnis debar-
lIqres a Vera Cruz, Ta,npsro, Maz,ilan ct Gu-
yn,as, Sc disWrsent dams ls y,lles lie Paste ;
rienr pour sv livrer diverses industries.
seo I bient6t snfvi. d';mu,grants arrivant en-
Imasse ponr oceuper snr de- terres con edees
par Pftat lies installations relmrees Pa
vance. A ux-la sera devo,dn lc travail de
Ia terre. la culture, aonseulemcnt des cerea
les destinees ass,.rr lenr substance, lie BIZ,
| ie mails nota.nn,ent. mas tncnre denre.s
60 0Dial,s, des pnBtes medicslales ct tiete-.
/ riales. dies xtiles. A e,ix aussi lie defriche-
| inent desi forets tf.hen.. d;acajou ct de touies
| les essences rrorres 4 aleben-terie. Etcn-
| lnt les bras ne manqreront pas att.niu qae,
danSces tprres feriiies. on obtent avec trois
| on qnatre fois moins de lahenr, les memes
recoltes que chez nous, In grarde indnstrie sc
developera j, ne s'ecouiefa pas Leaucoup
dannees ayant que lie nomhreusts .rlFminses
Il vapeur II. s,irgissent de- ce- ,ltres de &C.
tons lab sieny ct rapid enrichis.
Une societe don't mus avOns apprs la
constitnt on defnitive. a pour bnt l',nyni d..
Soiot's seSis4Ss piafini ieS lUFHaiIOilS JUS
ones. Lentrrprise la plus recrmment au-
proavee I.ar ie goavernement mexican. Il I
appel Il de tout autres elements ellie est au /.
toflsee par son contrat It an,ener a ttrs
dessai dans les h,ciendas de Vera Cruz Giro
cents EgyFteps, nos lecteurs e save,,t, pen
vnt br yer inpnnemenf le climat des 'l'erres
Chan'its; lis n'epronyent jamais les atfenies
DIN " to. ei i'ardeur da soell ne les chasse
Las des chimrs.
Chacun des irayaileurs egyptiens ID vra,
avant son tmbsfqusment, signer un cngag,.-
mcnt. don't la duree nc rourra eire de nons
de cinS nj de plus de DIX ans Get engage
ment seia sonlnis a l'approbaton du gouyer-
neinent ct des PARENTS de Peng,ige, 81 c.iui- -ci
est age de B.oias de yingt-cinq ans On volt
qHe le gouveFnement mexicain yonn eiItom-
rer de toures les garaDties possibles le contrat
passe pr iemigrant egyptien. ii ne Iui
saint pas QUO fengagetnsM SOFT librenent !