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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-07


days excepted, as follows: E,'yE q
Aeaye CSIrmlna sI.l at. ,..... $50 q. M.
:. Aiston at. :. :. 7.80 &c
:: ;" Newberry at. 9.25
Arrive at Abbeville at. 9IBn.m.
at Anderson at 4.ODf'W, (:
81 at Greenville at. 5'00. sc
Leeve Greenvillc at. ....., $40 am
Anderson'at 400 .,1
Abbeville eat... at. Coz 3"
t" Newberry at ..1O.53
Arrive at Alston at. .12.85 n m
-" at Columbia at $50 ="
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will /
leave Anderson Monday, Wednesday and
Fridsy-returning, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, as follows: Tr
Leave Anderson at 4.iC il. M.
Pendleton at. .5.10
Arrive at Walhalla ut. a an 6.
Leave Walhalla at. .I30 a. M
-, Pendleton at $40,
Arrive at Anderson at. :4I0 /"
Connections made with the 8 P. nj. Down
Trains and A. NJ. Up Trains of the South \
Carolina Railroad. IlsE - Oct ~
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.state solth Cafollaa. RichIand DIG.

State South Carolina Richland Dist
W., b. Kennedy, Fix, vs.. George ~. Asb-
ford, e aL-i'ia for Partition Of Real
IT appearing 70 "a my sstisfaoiiob, that
il Mary Luann& Farf, Leonoras Walton,
Mary Vapgn, Theodore Fl. Taylor, Clark
Taylor, Oharlotte O. Taylor, Daniel Scott,
Mexcy Ct. Scott, and Emma Scott, defend
ants In above stated case, reside beyond
the imits'of the State of South Carolina;
on motion OF J.. d. Tradewell,e complains
defendants do plead, answer or, demur, to
the said bill, within forty days from date
hereof, or Decree, pro oonJesso, viii be
entered up against them. ..
Is ~ ~ ID. B. DESAUSSURE,
Oct 13 mth12 II. - 80 @. E. r ID.
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Educational Text Books.

D. APPLETON & CO., NEW YORK,
DUBLIsH upward of TWO HUNDRED
Il TEXTBOOKS, adapted to nearly ali
departments Of School, Academic and Col
legiate Education. Of which Descriptive
Catalogue will be sent on application.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-13

Die &rbeiter in berldie6eHen Sbeilen
oes 2anoes bebarren auf ibrenl 9lus<
lfeben fur b6bere 206ne.
Galitornien fen6et $4,000 in @olb
sur unterfiibung Der 0otbleioenoen i'm
Sloen. a4s
Sin, britiider Dmpfer, ipetber 9e|
benSmittel nab Sierra @ruS brin9eu
uolIte, ipurbe riht sngeIa6eu, oa Die
9iberalen Die Staot bomt aroirten. Die
8elagerung mar frGftig unterbaIten, oaS
8aIler abgsidnitten llno Der lsbte Stier
in Der Stabt mar bereitS get6btet. Sn
Sabanna 9ing Elm 8eradt uIu, eaB
Warimilian IN @uerna baca iei, faate
iebod) nid)t, ipie er bortbin geldnst mar.
:Sie republifaniide StaatsconOeEtion
bon Stem 9orf be9lnitigte Die Grtbeiluns
bes gtilnmre6ts an sfe9er.
Sin Correspondent i'm 8efolge bon
Saneod's Expedition fdreibt bon Sort
Suoion, 6ab am "a. 9RarS in sort
Dodge Elm 8riegsratb abaebalten tu4rbe
3tuiiden Waior Donolas nnO lnebreren
,9auptllngen Der &ioiua Sn6ianer. Die
9ebteren fhabten grobe SreunhiAaft fir
bic BeiBen Dor. uno ,febuten iid), nit
ibtien auf frieolitheln JuBe gu lebens
aaben iebod an, baB fait ale anbern
8tdmme SrieJ Derlaitaten uuo ibn ber.
beifl6ren niiroen. sic ipradJen bon
Der 3Hiamnienrottung mebrerer Stdmme
fir Rrie9samedr, tueIae oann anoere
aufforberten, fi6 ibnen ansui6lieBen,
uno DorauSiosteu, baf Die BeiBen balo
ulle 9anoe bou gu tbun baden tiir6en.
aae Nnseid]en 6euten auf einen all9es
meinen Snoianerbun6 unb bIutigen
&rieg bin. gfan befiir1tet, 6a6 Die
Oanlpfhoote, ipeIbs Den Glub b,nanf
mad ben Montana Wfinen sebem, ben
SnOianern Geleeenbeit gu Sanbtreiden
geben tper6en; bon bat Die Sroer oes
Sen. Sberman, ASaffsn un6 Wunition
an SOro su balten, ale 9efabr beieiti9t,
baB ibnen bieielben gelin9eu m0dten.s
Dor eini9en Ea9en fam cine 8anoe
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beutenoen Speftafel mabten, ie6o9 in
4nbetra9t, Sab fd sipei Gon,pasnieen
3oIbaten oaielbit befauoen, es fur be9er
bielten, ni4ts gBeiterss gu unternebmen.
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Sauienoe an; elm @mpbitbeater iuirb
aebaut, tueI1cs 5000 YerIonen balten
fol-, unb bic Site iino bereits i'm Dor.
aus 81 fabelbaften 4reiien oertauft; bic
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elm, alno oIle Nrten bon 6uhrpert finb
init 8ef6lag bele9t, Sum Die 3Hfdouer
nod benz 8lobe gu idaffen.
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aufreeung borbanben: Gin teller SunS
treibt li@ in Der Stabt umber unS lit 10
riff6tslOs seiuelen, ben Seraus9eber
bes vWouno GitD Sournals" gu beiBen,
mas ooA ieoenfalIs ge9en Die BreBfreis
belt berit0bt; uu6 beinabe cine biertel
Seetion Der Stabt lit pI6kli6 fiir y6fs
fcntlide 9dpbereien" ertl6rt tporoen,
Dobur6 ale Sausbefser ibre Gigen<
tbunisre9te berlieren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-13
@afbinaton, u. 9lpril

str S'Gonner rei6te beute BEL Der
4Supreule Court einen 8rOtsit bes
Staates Georgia ee9en ben 9ltntsnntritt
aes Sen. 4Gpe ais DiftriftscommanD .
Oenr Elm. @eaeral Gtaatsauipalt 9tan.
b.rs Opponirte anb ia9te, 6aB Der
8riegslefretdr Stanton Die oan5s Ser,
antDortlibteit fiir Die 8ertbei6igung in
oieiem 5nae anf fiA sllnebnien beab'
f1ti9e.
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borle9eit, fueIbe Die S4ritte anaeben,
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babe, i'm Sale oieier in A.e 9dnoe Der
9tberalen fallen iollte. s
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Sertdgnng 8e1fiite eifisuleben, bic BON.
9enate 6ernorfen fpor6en ieien. 9Rr,
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selegenbsit aufeetIdrt fei. Die 6rase
iiber Seifiesung Eer 8ertasuna CAB Yin :
lab 30 elmer 3iernlid le6bnften 8e6atte,
inbem elm Sbeil (Erumbul, Wforton,
Cameron u. /. NJ bebanptete, bab,
tpenn Der YraFoent iOrtfabre, feline pO :
litii9en sSrean6e 5u erngnpen, uHb be,
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ung ME elm @noe nebmeil tDerDe; DnF Cd
.aIio beilet iei, einkn Sag feitsufeteu unt
baOurd 6em 9rdiibeuteH anjnOeaten,
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bare 8orl6taoe 9ena9t babe, bic Stels
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hinansanlGieben, bis Die @telIen beietl
ieien. ii a ss sssa
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bon Georgia crit naA Der .GrIeDiauna
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nolnllien tper0en iuirO. ~
Sn pen latienalbanfen bot iid IL
brei WOnatsn cine Nbnabtme bon S25,.
100000 In ibren Beltanoen bemerfba
sema4t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-13

MAIDEN nliiiIen, est1me ibm alpar elm
tpenig iibtrrafdt, aber es liebe ii& eins
nal nidt dnoern.s Hun tonne er ober
bier iitiln6sIid nod cine So&seit arr
rau9ireu,. oesbalb mage er es iett, on
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unter feinen S1ube mad Der neuen
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unierer 9lntnnft Die 8rnnnna ftattin.
ben ioIlte. SD mar natirfi&ermeiie
lber oieies pI6klide Meiieproiett i'm
b0hten @ra0e eritaunt unb beiiume
mid nidt mebr, iuas i9 ibm fuaIei&
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tursattt, oas 8efuItat meinee eiaeuen
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i'd ibnt aneebore fur iui,ner ufl6 epia.
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torium oes 3beaters am barauffofaeas
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elm frerIhes 3au6 6foIate, abeeid batte
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tranen jn ibnI gefaBt urb EieHte ibil 10
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in lneiHer Qiebe. @enn man in Be .
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fabt, oaB man mid lhpn ais Rinb IN
fruber Sugenb elmer gana beionberer
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ttilo betoerbeber; mid treutos perIaiiea
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Die tgarm f0n bon &aitaot ueritdrtt.
MusT6tem Anf eimem blMti.
gen 0nbiaaerfrie9.
Cine 8reisttopferei in
ZIG al ifornteu.
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CDie 9rin1ellin bon QSales Iiegt am
3E ohe. Cine Sperdtien an Dem &no9en
bes Ruiees lit n0tbig, aber lie lit Su
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tentbalteh unb Der Brins bon @aIes be
fAdt mad mie bOr Die Sbeater. i g
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eener, Sen. MaheD, bat.fd gum Staats :
3eusen aufgeluorfen.
@raf Bismar6 bat cine
ener9iibe Nute an q apo
leon gefbid dt, in pelder er be6en
-9rinoe fur feine Gii1tInsen gu uilfen
brrIangt. Ut la9t, 8reuBen balte
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ridden 8Or6ereitungen. 9ie pr uBifde
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iino bon Berlin aus an bic bauptIad>
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berg unD ,Baben erganeen, gBa9en fin
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ab3ulhifen.
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tartifel uber Die 1politiide Gage, nethel
Oarauf berehnet lit, 3u berubigen.
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PalAa mad Sbelfalieu ab3elenoet, unl
oas @omrnnnUo u6er Die bort itationirs
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Yen lines of solid noppareil make one square.
Nearly advertisers will be entitled to discount
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Exesy other day (e. o. d. advertisements viii be
charged two thirds OF the ab rates. Fs
La the Weekly Edit Oh, one dollar square for
each insertion. -
Spceil or Lity Item notices, 30 cents line first,
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
changes in advertisements will be charged at the
rate of 50ceRts square. rs
All advertisements are due from date of first in
serton. herea ter the cash system will be adhered
to- and no transient advertisements will be taken
Unless accompanied by the money.
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NASHVILLE, TENN
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
An In,crna.ienl cor,r,xh. Inv.

For thlrty-fve years the HERALD has adv O.
cate m international law in the true int,r-
ess OF authors, publishers and the public
But the adoption OF such law has been de-
layed b. the imbeciliiy of authors the folly
and robbery of Publishers and ths short
sighted selishness Of nll concerned. Until
very recently several of the most influen ial
publishers in this country have spared no ex-
pen'e in lobbying against it at Washing on
whenever there seemed TO arise an opportu.
nifty of atrod lciny the subject to the favorabls
att ,niion Of Con,r.s Aad the prejudiccs OF
q majority OF Congres,men have been easily
enllssed, unler the pr.texl Of the advantages
Of o cheap popular literature, in opposition to
law which they were induced to believe
the prof o. American books ,lles. No only
have 10 eisn au hors been deprived OF tn in
come viii .he repr.ns' o. their books would
have vi i lei them, bat American au h)rs havo
been subjected tn . similar dsprvisiol
abroad. Tas risi.s OF literary property
hlvo beea neihr respected nor pro-
tecteL Tia winl, mater has been
let 10 h, unce.taIn AMI uniafilei code
cllel tn courtesy OF Ia, trade. Although
this cod. lily regulit a ss /. is. has secured to
q few Enyisi aatlors, from few lib rally
disposed American O Ins. more or less sub
st ntal rewards for lhsir libors, We Ara no.
aware that more inan ons or two OF our own
authors have received from English firms a
similar recogn ton Of thsi' just claims. Eng
Land, howaver, and Fran Q, Germ ny, Sweden,
Dnnm,rk AMI Russia are now ready to jim
with The United States in throwing tn, pro-
lection OF intern iiional law around what
writer In recent number OF the Atlantic
properly which Is o. oaco the most precious,
tho easiest stolen ani the wost protec cd"
The writer TO whom W. alluds has presented
In his article on this subject an inyen oas
argum mt, with pertinent and int 'esliny
Illustrations IN favor OF international
copyright The American press generally IS
beginning TO manifest desire that such pro-
lection shall be guaranteed to foreign and
native authors. Even the publishers appear
TO be changing their views on the subject,
although Ia some cases 1t may not be un-
charitable 20 suspec. that the multiplication Of
rival reprints OF English books may hlve
qnlckcnsi their dull sense Of justice. and tha.
their moives fos iavoriuy international copy
right ara scarcely less selfish than were their
motives for opposing it The number OF Gu
lighienoi friends OF literature has, We trust,
become numerous enough In Congress %
justify the hope that ere long, an international
copyright law VIII be passed and enforced.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.


Remsvai or E,ectisp IB.oh- and Papers FROM
the Phtiwds lvhia Z Hy Commissioners, Onic.--
Excitemess In Democratic Circles.
PLILApK r5IA. Oct a, 1911
l0oCiock, r. N.
vas discovered yesterday that two cf shs Civ Com.
mssionsrs who have tho custody OF the books
and papers had permitted The removal of tho sams
by certain parties between Friday evening, ater the
once had been closed six O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. The remaining Commissioners. on demanding an
explanation, were Informed thai the books could
bs procured Al tho respective precincts on the
morning of the election The friends OF Gsaera Lyle.
,hs democratic candcsi, for Sheriff. whose election has
MI sonl been conceded BY the republican, alarmed,
and intimate that wrong 10 empisted the removal
Of the booka and to individuals, 10 surmssd, NJ,
tnortxed to receive them The announcement Of this
fsss has created great deal Of srcnsmen, In demo-
cratic circles.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07

The elections in o 10, Pennsylvania and Iowa
come of Tomorrow; but tier, is vey Ii. tie to
BE- gained for either OF the contes ing parties
by ths result. Both replbl cans all demo-
Gratis are lighting on their old n. rtv lines, and
rs IL Is q new party which is to d,c 10 thu des-
tine. OF the coun ~ in tho future, after all the
penliny elections are over anl the debris
sw p away. it matters very little how tho KY
stone or the Bu keye Safe goes, for either
parry. Ono thing, however, is pretty certain I:
radio .llsm Is CONDEMNED, and VIII ltever partial
succg 50 Il may meet with IN the elec ion OF a
few clpdliaies will be due more to personal
than political considerations. Nor will its
d fats, which it Is We Tx " to receive in
greatly rada Q m1jorii,s, be credited 20 the
popularity of the d m,cratic rty--though
the democrats VIII undoubtedly claim he
honors-bul to the convc ion in the public
mial that the RI lical parry has done as much
ms ;nef IS the country can stand AMI yet live,
and hat its career must b. checked.
We cannot be surprised at the little inter s..
felt in these elcc ions in our own comnGni y,
waen W. find 50 much apathy concerning
them at hone. In 0 10 there is som, lit lie
lifl n the clnvass, it IS trde, bit that is mlinly
owing TO the 10 t that th re or, gooi many
live orltors on ths stump. II Pennsylvania,
however, the is not even q show oil interest
ia The ele,tion,. TIE people appear to be
given up o agricultural fairs ami horse cxh-
billions. The stumps are vacant, and Andy
Jobnsol's policy was not % much as discusse l
during he pass week. The probability ,s that
the vote cast in that S:a'e viii fill of from
that Of last year by a hundred THOUSAND.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07

Few Dave Spent In Quietaess as Newport,
u. I.-Pr~par ailsss ssr liis Recepsisn In
boston Te.Day-Piesramne Of Ills Future
NswroRr. r l +, Oct 9, 1851, I
so'Clock p. N. I
Ms,r General Sheridan has been sojourning in quiet
here since ns Arriva from New Yorx. and to-mc ro~
be w,Ii leave the nrst train for Bos,oa Upon his
arrival here be Was honorsd with . public welcome and
furnished with . m iiary escort 70 tue residence OF
Mr. q D Bradford, whose suss, hs has remained dur.
ing bs br Of The 1r days no spenl In quiet
ness; but this afternoon he took . ride around
tns cisy and somc Of the charming raburbs Of New
port He has Of course, been the recipient OF many
private he para of citizens Of the State
perIy deferrsd un the occ4son OF his visit 10 froy,
deuce. ruts he vas invited BY q comm ttee ap-
poiased ciisens meeting IN that ciiy visit Hart
lord the invitation ~h many exprcssi ,ns
OF thankA aud rad that he would be win them the
Gath immedis-ly alter his visit 70 Providence The
city government of Hartford having substantially re-
fused 20 give Genera public reception his aratsuds
tn citizens for thor appreciation Of HE 10
a Ac,nmi,se OF the Bo.toa city government arrived
here evening and thcy will accompany the General
tomorrow morning They waited upon him th,s after
neon, and, In compi ance ~ith urgent request
Geueai consented 10 prorsct his visit 20 Massachusetts
uuii Wednesday morning. chen he vii leavs for Albany
To morro~ ~'il be given up TO his reception Boston. 10
The evening he viii bs sereuAded the Revere House,
tuesday he viii visit Lowell. returning Bostoa
.ns same svs.'ns 70 secsp. oc%pnmsstary dinner %
General from here Boston will leave IN the morning
a ss o'clock. A. rAi Rver vii b detained aa
hour In order 70 sos the czens 10 pay their respects
" The hero a the shsnsudeah, and ~ Tauulon there
will b. similar desatson fof the same purpose.
Aftes having Taunton the train vii proceed
10 Savin hil some Tour miles distant fron Boo.
ton, whore the welcoming festivities on the part
Of The Hatonians win begin From prepare Ions already
mads sould seem that ths city and state authories
viii succeed In mailing the Demonstration N honor Of
osasrai sheridan ths most magnincess u any witch
he has yss rscsived Nearly ell the State militia win
unite N doing escort dsy, and many private military
organizations VIII participate All she public and ~.
viii b. generally s%psnded, and the citlssss - vei
a ocisls wil comOins 10 express In most emphatic
ana bsary manner, the high estimat LA which Gen.
eral sheridan y hsld By the whole loyal community.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
The Fs.sas PasIc in RasIaad.

1t will SIR kc people as very extraordinary
fact, that tie great British empire cannot hold
is poltlca, prisoners in safety within it, own
port ships and keep them at sea for fear Of .
rescue. The Atlantic telegraph informs US that
the Fenian prisoners, hitherto In custody in the
jails OF England, have b'ea hastily pu on ship
board witt the intention OF sending them to
Australia, 'h,re 10 wok out th,ir term OF
ism, one Of th,m former signal on ,er on
General Thomas slaff in the U lion army OF the
West, were rescued by the people in Manches-
ter the other day, AMI other evidences OF tho
vitality Of the Irsh branch Of the Fenau move
ment-which appears to b, altog Others diff
ferent thing from the money-gathering ma
chinery In America-so alarmed tho govern
ment that they canno trust their Jails with the
Gus ody Of some forty prisoners.
Suppose that the people Of Australia should
object TO receive these convlct, as the coloniss
OF the Cape OF Cool Hope and the Legislature
Of Victoria once before very emphatcally did,
what tbeni Suppose that they aEe landed N
Australia, are they any safer there than In
Englandf Australia Is almost an Irish colony.
The sympathy Of Its people is far more with
political prisoners than with ths British gov
ernmenL And what Is to prevent the Fenian
element In California, which ID represented 70
be stronger and more earnest than In any other
part Of the United States, from making the safe
keeping Of these prisoners in Australia an i'm
possibilisy. Other revolutionary leaders were
snstched out OF the hands Of their jsilers In
Van Dleman's Land by the same process, not
many pears ago. However, The curious part
Of the affair Is, that the British government
admits il Inability TO holl forty convicted and
mauacled gentlemen securely in Its prisons.
Who has drawn the lions teethi
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
n1exlcau Affairs.

We note the arrival OF Mr.. e
Charge d. A1airos, ut the city Of Mexico, and
the retirement Of the illus!rious O.tcrbourg 10
. ncli more suited TO his capacity. There are
many vrxcd questions 10 be settled by the
United States Legation in Mexico, ari II re-
quires the keenea knowledge Of Mexican char
acter and the history Of the county TO bring
anything ont Of The elements which exist there.
Max milan's body has yet 70 be given mp;
Q large batch Of railroad concessions will be
thrust forward by enterprislng Americans, who
will make demands on the Mexican govern
mens for having revoked their eharsers-per-
haps demand that restitution b made In .
commercial treaty. In any event. the Mexican
Charge hss the roughest the most dinacult and
The most exscting Of oil the foreign misslona