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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

What LeiisT thing eaA ~ Do. IN ease Of Gsn
Granis nom,naiion ~ Ne R.eaLlioaa party han
Oar ann should h. 10 strengthen hg haHds 10 rem.
der him ~ much As possible independent Of par.
", aud 10 ELECT IilM As Tux PRESIDENT
OF THE PEOPLE u unanimously, 80 much ne
beifsr.
W. solsaaiy Isiisss that u tAe people gssuaiiyof
Ms Uaaed Mates caH conc together gM real Ma.
aiHaiig on Gsn. Graaf, in regard 10 Ms Prtsi.
dsHey, Il eH BE- he kaPpiea MiAg for our country
hat eoHIi PoSsiLiy acesr. The future good effects
Of this colras are almost incalculAhle. We ear.
nesily ask our Democratic friends every where 10
consider thib subject carefully
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

Pimplcs and Bloichcs on tue skin. Hack Head
Worms, letter, Itch. Scitlc Rn.h. san
khcun, Erupt,"ns uf all kinks. Surr
Throat. Neuralgia. Burns. Btui.
.r-, Cuts. Scald-. Running Sore.
SpTains. Frosted Feet. Poisoned SKIN. s.,ni
uln. dr.. So.
DlHtt non IoH Battle the il,ri,d
part. morning aud night
TENTINOAIiLS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-20

FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING Ala.
DISEASES or rHE SKIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
Foreign Ncws.

@rhe, British auth critics are very active in
sssarcRing out the leaders in the FeDian move
"A Ban has been arrested In Cork, who it Isl
will prove to be no other than the
celebrated Col. Michael Doherty: :.
The man Sennott, arrested 10 dublin, IS
charged with killing the policeman in that city
ip Octoberdasff or, = :, q
I The directors Of. the Atlantic Telegraph
COMPANY have issued q prospectus to raise one
million three hundreGthousahd pounds @ pur-
chase all the rights and interests of the Anglo
American Telegraph Company in the cable,
and bay the Indebtedness.
Latte advises from the British Abys>ln,an
expedition received bring, intelligence that
bands of natives, supposed to be hostile,
were proving around the English camp at
Sinape. Orders had been issued Tor AL Euro
peanI troops stationed ut Amnesty Bay and
along tie line of march to advance to the front
and ioin the headquarters division at Shape.
The bill for the reorganization OF the army
is still under consideration IN the french corps
Lepislatif. The article obliging every French
man TO serve in the National Guard was adopt
ed on Saturday by one hundred and seventy to
scventy-one. h.:a =
An amendment for oxempting the interior
from the operation of this article was intro
duced, but was OPPOSED by Mr.. Rouhcr. Dur
ing the debate which preceded the final action
of 1.-The Corps Legisatit, Mr.. Rouher saId -
''Thb article will startle the attentive cars
abroa and inspire the army which precedes
the National Guard TO the battlefield.
On New Years Day, King William Of Prus-
STA sent Napoleon a cordial autograph note,
| which was answered in the same conclatory
spirit. Much better feeling has prevailed sl0cc
publicity has been given to this intelligence,
and nowhere was it better received than on tue
Paris Bourae. Rentes are frmer and higher.
| ost of the actions which have recently been
taken against the journals of Paris by the au-
thorities, for alleged violations OF privileges,
| have been abandoned.
The adjourned session Of the Italian Nation
| al Parliament resumed o. Saturday: flena-
| brea made a speech, in which he confined nm
self to internal affairs OF the kingdom. lie
urged the members to unite with the govern
| ment in resting revolution and upholdng the
na u credit Of the monarchy, and the obi,
cations as well as the liberty of the patton. -
| No reference was made to the Roman question
or to the relations with foreign powers.
Accounts from theinterior Of Paraguay. re-
ceivcd by the last steamer from Rio Janeiro,
show that the prospects and CONDITION OF the tn
Para guayans are better than the Brazlllans arc
willing to admit. President Lopez, in person,
was in command at Humata. As the force
of the allied powers was very weak in front Of
Humaita the :Paraguayaus dciied them 70 un
dertake the siege. All classes OF the popuIa-
tion we're as enthusiastically attached to Lopez
as ever, and were making energetic efforts tt
| supply him with men and provisions. On the
other hand, the aIIics were preparing to push
| the war with VigOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
NITY HOTE l.,
y ALEXANDRIA, VA.

VIM II. FRANCIS........".,. Proprietor
VIM: S. kEMPER................ General Supt
This popular and long established Hotel. un-
der its new management, is now open for the
reception of guests; and travellers, who may
select it as temporary resting place, or those
choosing it as permanent home: viii have no
cause to regret their choice.
The rooms are yell furnished and arc kept
neat and clean the walters are polite ana At
tcntve, and the table is supplied with all the
delicaccs the market affords The Wines and
Liquors kept in the bar room are OF the mos
superior grades Coaches are always III attend
ance to carry the guests OF the house to and
from the railroad depots, Steamboat WharvoS. or
anv mart orthe CITY nov
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a LARGE
w addition to our stock of
FREDERICKSBURG ..... --
AND HOLSTON MILLS
.. VIRGINIA CASSIMERES,
tho latter Of which we are the agents. We are
prepared t. offer these goods to wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms We would
call particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSINETS, which are much cheaper and
more servceable (being free from shoddy) thsa
the Same class Of goods from the North.
oc.9 WlTMER & SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

1Geo. Popsesba 9pon tIA President on Sat,
ilrdaysto padhis respects The interview was,
cordial ind respectful Gsh Pope facetiously
Shank dlths for believing him from
,afidudasaud thanktss labors, and the latter ln'
the same spirit expressed his great satisfaction
that he had been instrumental in doing the
General great favor.
e fhe 4Piassiidss1t' Is signed Mr. sohenc5k !
wbisEsy BIZ and It is now law. a telegram
fromINex York to Washington States that the
y1flceof fraud whiskeys decreased yesterday III:
ty.fVe cts. per gallon, and that yhiskey could
he had at one dollar and twenty cts: gallon,
ipcud ding certificate of payment of tax, etc.
= The City Council of Louisville have adopted
resolt tions requesting the federal government
toallp w Gen. J. G. BreckAridge TO return to
hist pme, ana pursue his occupation as cltl-
zen, without mclestation.
The new British Minister, Edward Thornton,
sailed from England, last Saturday, Tor this
country. Ell ftq>srf4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
GOLD.
n Ew YORK, Janua.y l3.--Gold today 1857.
fsece;ssss OF Produce, sc, by Railroad

The following are the receipts OF produce, &c ,
Jy*ail:oad, for the past week:
o., a. & NJ. Rk-Corn, Is, $50 bushs; wheat,
1906; rye, 23C; oats, Gls; -four $50 bbls; mill
feed 1898 bushels: dried fruit, Is, $50 lbs; GIN
sing, sack; beans. II bushels; feathers, sack;
rags. 400 lbs; corn meal, 100 bushels; potatoes,
ii bushels; buckwheat, 5. BUSHELS; Sumac, lS
sacks, 6l4 lbs; walnu:s, - bushels; Iaxsecd, )
bushels; cabbage 500; bacon, lCO lbs; lard, 3
bbls and frkns; lumber, TO- 800 feet apple, 50
bbls; eggs, 10 bbls and boxes; fresh beef, l22o
lbs; hides, SO bundles; dressed hcgs, 49, o!d
iron, 1900 lbs: tobacco, 10 boxes; furs, pack,
age; paper, G bundles: wood, II cord; sand, IL
tons barytcs, "a tons; cattle, live hogs and
calves, 81; cattle: 4 car loads; sheep 2 double
deck car loads; other freight ola general char
actcr IS tons Freight sent forward, 400 tons.
AL. & II. Z. R-Corn, 1851 bushs wheat,
1924, ox!s 2Ze; dried fruit sc bushels; beans, Y
ushals walnuts, 81 bushels; potatoes, 30 bush
els; -four. 25G bbls; apples, 81 bbls; butter. ~
Dire sed hogs, 40; wood, 28S cords; lumber 2cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
DICRMOND WEEKLY DISPATCH,
- ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
.." FOR 1865.
CHEAPEST AMI BEST FAMILY AND
BUSINESS WSPAPEi.
IN TIE SOUTH

Although the WEEKLY DISPATCH for 1855
has been greatly anlarged and improved, the
price will remain the same. We are determined
to publish The cheapest and best Family and
Business NerSpapcr IN the South at 4 price
placing il within the ability Of all to take it.
The WEEKLY DlsPATClI contains ai The IN
portaat editorials Of the Daily; q ca-eful and
complete summary OF Foreign and domestic
News; latest news By telegraph from al parts
Of the world full and reliable Stock, Financial,
Cattle and General Market Reports, latest
Agricultural and horticultural inforInationi a
SYNOPSIS Of the proceedings Of Congress and
| State legislatures when in session; proceed
ings Of Scientific, Agricultural, Eehg!9us and
ions OF State and Federal Courts reviews Of
| the most interesting and important Now Books;
| Popular Stories by the best writer's and, IN
deed, everything oi interest 70 tho Eamliy Glr-
| Gle, the Merchant. Farmer, fToic'SioAai MAIL
| Mechanic and LHlbOror
| Our WASHINGTON correspondents Hl!! contln-
nc to keep our readers informed, both by teIe-
eranh ahd mail, Of everything Of Importance
/ Occurring at tie NATIONAL Capital
Terms ofMr Weekly Disp@tch::
| Mnil subscribers, single copy. O re Eear...S W
| Nail subscribers, clubs Of five, address,
| ed to name. Of subscribers. w
| Five COPIES 10 one address, ........ 5 w
Ten copies to one address, neutrality-suspicious.. Is w
Terms, cash, in advance. hcInlttances may
be made by drafts postal money orders, or ia
| registered letters, AZ cur risk.
The Daily Dispatch is mailed at ST Tor one
Eha Semi Weekly Dispa!ch is published ev-
ery tuesday and Friday, &nd mailed at 81 Tor
ole year. s.... .:..: ..-. IT,
SPECIMEN copies Of all our editions sent on
ny COWARDIN u ELLYSON,
ian 13-3t RICHMOND, Va
= N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE
I WILLIAM COUNTY, October II, 1867,
. joseph L. Horner and wife, Plaintiffs.
. . AGAINST
Chapman ard others, Defendants
IN CHANCE X.
The Court doth order, adjudgc and decree,
hat this cause DC referred to g commissioner in
- hancory to settle the account of the admins
+, -ator Of the said John Chapman and also, to
"a Ike! an account Of the debts and liabilities,
sn owing the order in which they shall ba paid
off and discha ge1, in event Of an insut1cicncy
az ASSETS TO pay oil and discharge the vi Ole
-. An abstract-Icste.
JOHN CAMPER, Clerk
Commissioner Office Jan. T. 1868
Noilra is hereby given TO all parties interested
!, +hn uho We cause that | have fixed OH SATUR-
/ JAY, the lIh day of February, 1868, at my
{ ,fii 90 II Inc town OF Brentsvle to execute the
.en1,ir.n ants o. the decree from which the above
J Is IN abstract. ~ ~ DIN y ''fhAN oon''. J.
jan l3-lswlw
r + R2ooL SALT :
7dCo sacks G. 4. Salt.
SEQ Marshal?s Fine Salt.
500 :" Terdin & Sons 4" ~
in Era hit and fu, sacks IN S19Fe InT 1Ir I'm "
jsn1 3.2w HOE & WEDDEkRuFN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
v VALUABLE RE : l. ESTATE

IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
By virtue Of q decree Of The Circuit Court 10"
The county OF Alexandria, pronounced at the
November term, 1857, Of said Court, in the sui;
of A. v Maxwell vs. George w. Maxwell and
others the undersigned Commissioners Of Sale,
appointed by said decree, will offer for sale, at
public auc;io2, on IL E?DAl the t 3;h Day %!
Ifice, in the citv Of Alexandria, Va, all that
LOT or GROUND, with The three story I 1aassAA
BRICK DWELLING thereon OF " hich s2akaa-
George " Maxwell, e., seized, situated on
the south side OF Duke street, between Pitt a:d
St. Asaph streets, in the said city Of xandri4,
in front on Duke street thirty feet, &Ad III depth
ninety five feet to alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-tench Of thc par,
chase money to be paid in cash on the day OF
sale; the residue in three equal at six
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF
sac, the deferred payments TO De secured ~
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved Sc
curty, and the tile to the property 70 DC re-
tanned unit, the purchase money is paid., ..
ALBERT STUART,
GEORGE w. BRENT,
ian 4-eo.s Comm'rs. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

r ENAEKS-The market is qule5. The Closing
Of navigation having q DEP ressing effect. Flour
is unchanged, with very limited transactions.-
Wheat is in moderate demand, but prices are
unchanged, and there were sales Of prime red
at 27G and inferior at 252; white sold Il. 2DJ and
2G5 for fair to good. There was only lnodcr-
ate demand for Corn, buyers being scarce, ana
The larger portion offered sold al ll0 q few
small lots brought III. In Rye and CATS there
was nothing doing worth reporting, and prices
in our table remain unchanged. Eggs continue
very scarce, while the demand is still very &C
tive. Dressed Hogs and Poultry in active de-
mand, Il: last Saturdays quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

DnoyEEs' T,sss,n &c EoRGET0 N).-The at
tendance at the stock market Oh Friday was
slim, and beef advanced from TO DC per ID
Four hundred head Of beef cattle were offered
and sold at from s. % to 50 per gross hundred
weight One hundred ard seventy-liVe head
Of sheep were offered and sold at IRON 80 to
So so per hcaG. Twenty cows and calves were
offered and sold from SD to $50 each. INC
market closed steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

+! Labor by farm hands has experienced a re-
marka bic deprecia,iou,., and the result is that
in the counties adjacent to Petersburg the high
est: rate Of wages does not exceed IS per
month. while in North Carolina it ranges from
SIS to Sc. Any number of aborers may be had
at these prices, and they are glad to accept
the Offer. 80 !. = Z - ~ r Z"
r. AediSpatch from Richmond says" Reports
have be cen received at the military headquarters
here wi ich confirm the previous statements of
reign of terrorin the southwestern counties
of Virginia. Armed negro organizations not
only exist but the blacks are forced to join
them ~" 49, :......s.,.
A melancholy case, of seduction and death
has occurred in Richmond. The unfortunate
girl was from Hanover, and her base de stroyer
was her brother-in- She came to Rich
mona, gave birth to twins, and died, Il aping
first ade full confession. Fs II, 80 ,,a
a bold andsuccessful robbery was perpetra-
ted near Stoney Mills, in Pittsylvania county,
on last Monday night The sum of IS, 900, part
specie, was stolen from the house of Mr., Ed.
". Dixon, "a we'll known and esteemed citizen
of that! neighborhood. -Gi.,:,.. !.
The newspapers, are much encouraged by
numerous, discoveries recently made in: the
State of, valuab BILE beds of iron, copper and
mari; and in Amelia county beds of coal have
been found -.
Rev. Mr.. Easter has accepted a call to the
passionate of the Protestant Episcopal church OF
Suffolk, of which Rev George, r. Williams
was formerly the rector.
Gen. Butler is expected to speak in Rich
mond to-day: r = IN = I =! =. - ~ : j.
Va. 'sReconstruction'' Convention.
In the Convention on Saturday preamble
and resolution declaring the proceedings of the
Convention usurpativein their character, and
adjourning that body sine die, was laid on the
table. q: ~. f,.nl,.a !.
The resolution to cut down the pay of the
members to four dollars after the first of Feb
ruary, was laid on the table go -
Aresolution disfranchisng the same classes
as were disfranchised by the Alabama constitu-
ton, and one taxing all land two; dollars per
acre : were referred. ~: "
The rest OF the dayywas spent 10 the discus
sion Of the resolution. embodying the ,recogni-.
ton Of the Deity. in the bill lof rights 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

ARRIVED.
Schr Adeline, Townsend, Delbow, New
York, sack salt to ". 4. Sn2oot & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Gibson. Winters New York,
by II. G. Winshp.
Steamer Empire, Picc, New York, by NJ.
Edridgc s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

The Agricultural report for the month of
November and December pronounces incorrect
the statement that the quality. of American
was wool, sdeteriorated by the introduction Of
the merino, fSr mile the aeeoes Of carefully
housed full bloedss are too oily, those of the
mixed bloodafs. a5s greatly imp5oyed. {. z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
ian f.


DUBLIC SALE OF
/ VERY VALUABLE LAND.
By virtue Of q decree Of the County Court o!
Fairfax county, rendered in the eon.oldAted
Sutton [ shall sell, rs CommiSstoner under
said decree, THREE NENY VALUABLE
FARMS, in Fairfax county, the property OF
said Sutton, containing, re pcc!lTtiy, 2?O ~
and 1867 acres. The two lIger farms lie to
getner. near Flint Hill, about two miles north
east Of the Court House and contain 8 large
and comfortable DWELLING, the nece.- fF:szsEns
sary i'm improvements and good tencing.-Ess.R-
The land is in fine condition. and very prodUc-
tive I he third tract lies OF the waters Qi .1c,
cosinl5, near the lands Of Hunter, Tc!rctt a"d
Others, and is land Ok fine quality. These farms
l shall sell separately. to tie higHo:: bidder, be-
fore the Court House door OF s~id coun.y. OF
Fairfax On MONDAY, he 20th day Of JaNU-
ary, 1868, Court day, al II o'c.ocE m
TEEMS-Onetenth cash, and the rescue IN
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chasors; and q retention Of The title I'll the last
pavment is made. 81 DULANY BALL,
Commissioner Of Sale
Fairfax county, dec 28-2awiw
UOMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
4 FRINGE NILLIAM,-5y virtue of a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Prince Liam co.
entered on the 18th day OF October, 1867, in 9
suit in chancery therein pending, in which
Richard NJ Ailbn and other, arc plaintiffs, and
John i. Harrison and others are defendants,
the Undersigned, Commissioners. will sell, be-
fore the front door Of the Court House Of said
county, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January
1868, that being Court day, TWO TR CTS or
LAND, in tho said county, lying nc&r TIE P3to-
mac river, one containing about 1913 Is
ACRES and the other about SO S-3 ACRES.
These land: are uniInprovcd with buildings and
for tarming purposes, but are we'll set in timber
of chestnut and other growth, and are chiefly
desirable rs timber lands, netrwHter navigation.
TEKMS-Onc fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue III two equal
instruments at one and two years, tie purchas
Ct to give bond, with approved personal socnri-
IT, to bear interest from the day Of sale, and the
title to be retained rs security for the deferred
payments. CHAS. +. SlAClAlk.
EPPA HUNTON.
Prince Vim. co., nov % cots CCmm' rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

We had it reported q week or 50 ago that
the war between Brazil and Paraguay had
ceased. By the accounts just received, it ap.
peafstbat the war is still going on =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

: Hunnicutt2 no more regards the exposures
that are made of his previous career,--of his
having been "a deuouncer3 ot4colored people.
before the war--of his having proposed to cap.
ture Fortress Monroe from the u. S.-of his
opposition to allowing churches for .co|ored
people, his having voted for secession, &c,
&c., Sc than a duck does the rain when it
falls upon his back. We cannot, therefore, see
the necessity Of helping, tho Convention to an
additional per dism;by wasting time upon Hun
nicuttl . rai.rl~G .-.lt..t i,:ras., .s..,>} 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

Tbe Radical papers are nominating candi,
dates for Vice. President, almost without nun.
ber--some Of them not fit tozbe ,chairmen of a
Radical ward meeting {. -. Z ~. LIZ, ,....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

We have h. reisd tsethe fact, thst bad
aafap arel geo Id d w4afeRa better of in
Virg$a, tHa the d aple are b mostsaf the
sout Do 81 ses b. Rich pand DISPATCH
stsia dadght tbSagb sheoppres-
sive and ruinous Radical measures. She is
border State. By climate and adaptability to
white labor, and her vast mineral resources
and waterpoWer-a mo re important sti1, by
the White majority Of her popul ation-she may
be able to resist those dfesdfaL causes to- which
upless they are speedily checked and frustrated
soAei Of the Gulf States; must inevitably, per-
manenty and fatally, yield This is quite
enough to inspire our .peopleto continue their
texSertionsswith energy, and hope, looking Tor
ward to the bright success illcrown their
devotion and oonsta ncy-to the;day when1Ylr-
GINA population will be 50, large as TO- give
her self-pr,teeting power, ii aud when the
whole Virginia land willwear the face Of pros
perity and Independence. sty1.g es.5 sl15a ),
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

l0Co sacks G. 4. Salt.
Sc 0 Marshal!s Fine Salt.
500 u Terdin & Sons g ..... -. 81
in fa hit and fu sacks in store 4nd = for Sa!s ny
isr9 3.2w HOE Il WEDDEkRURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

In al most all the manufacturing establish
ments in the North, notice has been given to
the WQrkmen, Of reduction 10 wages. The
proprietors say that business is in such con:
dition that they must lower wages, or stop the
factories t..4.s4,l E..e !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

TIE t'imbToglio' in the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature is over; the boilers have receded, and
the yer house organized by the election Of
Col. Davis as Speaker. These are no times
for the Radicals to venture upon 'simbroglios.' y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13
MARINE gRST.

FUhr FALKLAND IA-JAN. l:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

"a Mr.. ELiggett, of Rockingham, offered, in the
Reconstruction Convention, at Richmond
last week, a preamble and resolutions declaring
that Il be said Convention have no right to
frame any constitution for the State of Virgil
MIA; and that the bill being illegitimate which
called i into existence, the product Of Congress
sional violence on constitutional rights, al the
acts Of such Convention must necessarily be
usurpatiye AMI: nugatory''"i Of course; the
resolutions we're media;ely s'tab.ed" > 81 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-13

$50 far. we do not see that!Mexico is any bet
terigove rred, or is more quiet, OF more peacea
BILE, or gets along any better under Juarez than
it2did under Macmillan, before the last civil
war broke out and interrupted the plans and
purposes Of the; late Emperor: Sta