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For all those distressing and affecting
iIaladies which originate in Scrofula or
an enfeebled or vitiated state of the
blood, nothing can equal the tonic and
purifying effect Of DIR. Anders' Iodine
Water, II pure solution of Iodine disoiv-
ed in pure water UithOut u sOlUeW.
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Farm for Sale.

gINHE subsc. iber offers for sale his farm living
Il in Westford, III the County of Chittenccn
containing two hundred and twenty-five acres
buildings all new. Location on a good road
church, well fenced running water to the house
and barns-an abundance of fruit. Two good
sugar orchards all the Farming, Da Try and
Sugar tools. Also, with or without stock ON the
farm. The above farm will keep forty COWS and
team through the year. For further particulars
inquire of the subscriber on the premises
JOSEPH b. CHASE.
Westford, June 22d, 1868. 223wtf
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DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALBANS.
Fro,n Sweetsburgh and Franklin, 700 p. m.
from Richford and Sheldon, 500 p. III.
Fron sheldon. IL 90 a. Ill.
|rom Bakersfield, II 20 a. M
LY DEPARTURE OF STAGES FROM ST. LBASs'
|nr Franklin and Sweetsburgh, 30a IN.
Tor sheldon and Richford, 30 n. IN.
Tor sheldon, 2 GO p. M.
FOR Bakersfield, 90 p. m.
gcs call at the several hotels in town. Stage
Ecs at the fremont House.
CLOSING OF TIE MAILS.
Halls for New York close at 90 a. m. and o.
hn ~
Iails for Boston close ut 3 u. m. and d3o pm
IaiIs for Albany and the West close at D U0 M
lails for Canada close at 0 ain.
outhcrn and Northern way mail close at 0V
n,
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THE RUNNING RACE.-TEe great
at re of the Chittenden County +, +,
Thursday, was the running race. The
lace was for purse of $3.50, the horse
EinIin the race taking 500, and the
econd best the remainder. The COM
betting horses were all from Canada, as
1ollows:
c. J. Alloway's b. g. Knight of ST.
Patrick"
Capt. A. w. Moneys b. G. "Deerfoot.
james Ruiter's b. G. Crozier"
+. G. DesRevieres CHI. s. Bombar-
her."
Knight of st Patrick" was ridden
by Charles Alloway, of Montreal
| Dccrfoot," by John Lewis; "Crozier, y
by VIM MCGOWAN, of Jacksonville, Pc.
Ind Bombadier," by his owner, +. &
pesRivieres. The Judges were, Geo
J. Stannard, of Burlington, Walter a
Weed, ofShelburne, and CIV. Batchel
Her, of st Adams. The race was wor
n three straight heats by the Knigh
bin 1859.
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ACCIDENT AT RUTLAND-Wc learn
from the Heraid Of the LIST inst, that,
while the carpenters were putting up
the frame of a house for lin Carroll,
Wednesday, on Forrest Street, Rutland,
the heavy gust of wind which happen
ed about 3 pm. started the timbers, when
the structure fell, injuring three of the
workmen-two slightly, and the other,
Joseph Minor, Of st. Adams, pretty Sc
verely. Minor was struck upon the head
by the falling timbers, inflicting very
severe scalp wound and injuring his hip
and side.
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IT will be seen by his card, elsewhere
rim L. that Mr.. John J. Burgess is pre-
hred to furnish all who may desire
ho.ce brands of Spring and Winter
Wheat Flour. Mr.. Burgess is favorably
nown to many readers Of the TRANS
|RIPT as a reliable business man, and we
|oubt not he will receive his share OF
|atronage in his new business.
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Farm tor Sale.

OITUATED in the east part of sheldon, on Il
- branch OF the Missisquo River, well known
as the Joel Whitney farm. containing BOG acres,
from 81 to Is acres interval land The farm is
capable of keeping 80 COWS, 5 sheep, team Ac.
Wood and timber land enough tor the farm. A
Good Sugar orchard of 1909 trees, sugar tools
Ike. Two good dwelling houses situated oppu-
site, one brick aud one wood. dairy house
and apparatus tor the manufacture of butter
and cheese. Good running water at both hous-
es, dairy house and barn. This farm is about
or miles from the celebrated Springs. Foi
further particulars enquire of the owner ON the
premises WILLIAM BLISS.
East Sheldon, Au9. 49, 1868. 23Uwtf
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City HAIL. in the city OF Albany, the 18th day Of
January, i'll the year of our Lord 1868
PRESENT:
The Hon. NATHAN K. HALL, Judge
JACOB II. SHEAR x JOSEPH PACKARD,
rs. In E'gUiii
GEO b. BULL& JONI NJ. ROCKWELL.
1t is further ordered, adiudged and decrced
that Il perpetual injunction be issued in this
suit against the defendants, resnHing them
from further infrmgementa of sud Patent No
81 400, Dated Dee. 9th, 1865 ior Improvements
III cooking stoves, pursuant to and in accord
nce with the prayer OF the Bill OF Complaint.
Signed a. \. BoYCE, Gerh.
The above was instituted for infringement of
the Patent securing the manner of fitting the
ash pan III the hearth of The American Cooking
stove, and for the combination of the bailcd
ash pan. We have repeatedly cautioned the
public against selling or using stoves with these
Improvements not manufactured ~ MS All per-
sons now selling or using stoves with these inn
DroVelncntS III violation Oi the above injunction.
without license from us. will be lialc to lime and
Imprisonment. SHEAR, PACKARD co.
2O1-9m. Albany, n. Y.
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PREMIUMs.-M Alexander Fisher, OF
Fairfield, received several premiums
and medals at the recent Provincial EX-
hibition in Montreal, as follows Shear
ing ram, silver medal and SO; two
ewes, two shearings and over, medal
and S10 two shearling ewes, silver medal
and SO two ewes, IS; ram lamb, S..
All these sheep were bred by Mr.. Lyman
Hunt, of North Fairfax.
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Local Items.

|OUR DAILY.-Those wishing to secure
|pies of our daily paper can do so at
kerrifield's and Bakers bookstores, u
he'll rs of carriers, and at the office.
Ppies of our weekly paper may also bc
[ld at these places.
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LECTURES. - The following persons
have been secured to lecture in Mont
pelier during the autumn and winter :
Col. j. w. Higginson, Rev. w. II. Mil
burn, Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Wendell Phil
lips, Rev. DR.. w. IL. Lord, Pres. j. b.
Argell, and have invited Pres. Smith,
Of Dartmouth College, and President
Kitchcll, of Middlebury. Several other
eminent lccturcrs-such as George w.
Curtis, and Mrs. Fanny Kemble, who
have been invited to lecture in Burling-
ton-will also lecture there if engage
mcnts can be made.
Are we to have any lectures in ST.
Adams this fall and coming winter? II
SO, it seems to us that our people ought
to be moving in the matter.
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SOCIAL DANCE.-There is to be a So
al dance at the Champlain House,
fighgate, Friday evening. Oct. 9.
sic Kinsley and Holmbcrg's, Quad
lie Band.
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T Owe AMONG J HE ROSES. Lpbin's Ihlang.
i llhlang most delightful Perfumes at
GREEN * NICHOLS,
No. |, lake Street
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SUPREME CoURT-A General Term
Il the Supreme Court of Vermont has
|een ordered to be held at Montpelier,
|n the first Tuesday of September.
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crmOnt Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
FaIDhY, OCg ODER 9, 1868.
Travellers Guide.
Ann1yA1 OF rAssrNnnn TRAINS.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
nm the south and East, 5,4S a. M, 1880 n. m
+ p. m, $50 r. III.
from Houses Point and West, $50 a. m, H.
b. M. Is p. m.
from Montreal IL Is a. M, 40 p. m.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Tor the Soutli and East, g. ~. 10 a. m, IL Ol
\ 40 p. III. ~.
Tor Rousc7 Point and West, 605 a. III. II 10
h. SO u. IN.
Tor Montreal, & 10 n. m. & 80 p. m.
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TO Advertiscrs.--Th VERMONT DAILY TRANS
hPT has the largest circulation i'll st. AlbanS
d i'll Franklin County, Of any daily paper and
on that account, If no other, the best medium
/ advertising.
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FULTON MARKET.-Just received, Il
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
adm Musk Melons. dtf-94.
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A CA r D .

take this opportunity To return NY most
hearty thanks Tor the very lih,ial patronat c
Which has been extended to me hy the good Zee
pic OF this Town and County. rot forgetting Il
port of Grand Isle Chittcndcn and lamulllc,
ard as they have responded to all previous calls
for their patronage. | haze to inform them that
have established myself in the -Four Trade at
the old stand OF Sowlcs y Eastman. and shall
keep good and choice brands Spring aud VIM
ter 'heat Flour for sale, aud believe that my
arrangements arc such that | can make it an
object for You to give ne call
One thing il certain ann here to sell Flour,
and my motto will be sell! "
viii pay cash ion step Tots Wool, Beans,
and otter kinds OF County Produce.
j. J. BURGESS.
l2p-93Gf
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''l3lessines on tie man who first in
y;lteo sleep" But how can any one
sItu vino is filled iull of pain? BY us
ing Rcnne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, to-
leisure, d&w
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DISSOLUTION.

1--WE COPARrNERoHlp in the Insurance
4 brsuess heretofore ci-ting nctNcrn Dew.
cN and Noble. and ). IL. Go dsnith. under tl,c
firm name of Dewey. mob e a Go. is this day dis.
solved 10y mutual consent.
DEWEY 4 NOBLE.
=. *. GOLDSMlT III.
st. Mbaus. VT. August !, 1868
gSlNWtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO Rim T E R S.

WANTED, a good, steady Compositor, toi
w newspaper work.
A )ply at this Office.
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l2e-236tt

fINlllS is to- certify that have tins day given to
/ my son. Horace ". Ball his time durMg Tie
remainder of his minority, and shall clam none
of his earnings nor pay any OF hls debts after
this date.
&. W. BALL
st. Adams. q 1868.
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FOR SALE BY D. ri. WiLKEsl
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
AND
THEIR WIDOWS.

T{NIosE INTERPRETED ARE HEREBY
4 notified that am agent to transact all busi.
ness pertaining to pensions, bountics and back
pay. Claims OF the above nature can be pre-
scented, and their allowances obtained by appyl
lnS to WM. BRIDGES.
1T. Ahans, May 10th. 1866.
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented to theneXt leg
n isaturc for Il grant of II Ferry from T. j..
rhclps's i'll AlbuIgh. TO North Hero, and from
JaboH Ha2cn's in North Hero to Aiburgh, cX
tending one mile each way from said Ferry.
A. :. piIELi 5, p.;4i
JABEX HAVEN. O''N'"'
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A. w. GRIswoLD, Esq, of Malvern
Farms, Morristown, has sold the year
ling bull Prince Earnest to Robert
Helwell, of Walpole, N. II. Price, $500.
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TO r e n t..

COMMERCIAL College Rooms; possession
y given Sept, LIST. Three HoolnS easy of
access, and very pleasant situation for Club
Rooms or Offices.
WM. y. SMITH.
st. Adams, Aug. 3, 1868. d10tf
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PIANO FOR SALE.

M r. PROCTOR yl Ri has for sae a" dc,a VERY r Low
wood cast, carved legs, &c.; Manufactured by
the United Piano Forte Co., New York, Those
desirous OF pur :hasin,S piano would do well to
call at Mr.. proctors rooms, No. |. Smitu 5 Bioch,
before purchasing elsewhere. Mr.. Proctor has
also the agency for Stenwav Il Sons, and most
of the Boston Piano Manufactures, and is pre-
pared to offer Pianos and Parlor Organs at very
low rates luOdH
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OUR RULERS & OUR RIGHTS.
A Timely New Work by
JUDGE WILLIS.
AGENTS WANTED!

~ II Z Book for Agents Cd and Young
l Learned and Unlearned need it constantly,
All take it readily, as the price suits the times.
1t has no competitor. Is finely Illustrated with
steel plates.
The best chance yet offered for men and wo-
men to make money without risk. Send for
terms. Extra Inducements given. Secure first
CHOICE of field.
PARMEIIcE Az co,
Publishers. 73S SAMSON St, Philadelphia, Pa
236w4 N cow
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The American Cooking Stove In
Court.

4 7 an adiourned term Of the Circuit Court OF
"A the Unted States, for the Northern District
ot New York. III the second circuit held at the
City Hall, in the city OF Albany, the 18th day Of
January, i'll the year of our Lord 1868.
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LOS T.

DErN EIN Fulton MarHct, st. Adams, and
ID the t Ground, or on it, n dark colored
morocco W. Ct containing Sljl. and receipt
from ,,cN, a 80 ~ Co.. Boston, to L. c. GA,lar.
The findc. receive arcward 70 ON return
ing the waA.otto l.. &. GAILAR.
st. Adams, 18th Sept, 1868 uIlltf
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ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. |

While theViceroy Of Egypt was visit
ing an illumination in Cairo, an attempt
was made to assassinate him by drop
ping 4 steel ballarmcd with sharp oarbs
on his head. The Niceroy escaped UNI
injured The pcrpetralor is unknown.
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Females, Railroad Employees OF Scamen

Policy in the pHHNix is properly called a
Whole World Policy. 1t permits the insured to
travel or reside ut will anywhere in the United
without extra riinr0a
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Ii has paid i'll losses to its Policy Holders oycl
SiGt',SGss, and has never contested 4 CAIN
during the Ii Years OF its existence. No
extra Premiums charged for insur-
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The a ijt-General of this State re-
ceivcd Information to-day that Il party Of
80 or 80 Indians, supposed to bePawnces,
had carried off Mr.anu Mrs. Dassett from
thcir home % miles from Saliria. Mrs.
Bassett had her baby, 2 weeks old, with
her, and was not able to travel. She
was lsit with her child on the prairics,
entirely stripped of her clothing.
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NELSON H. ARLINGTON, AGENT,

For franklin Grand Is'e and Lamoille counties
c. L. BABCOCK, State Agent,
d22Aw22U-tf Rutland. Vt.
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PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY FILED YESTERDAY.

Abraham I. Alderman, Newburg, N Y.-Rotened TO
Register Little.
samuel Little, Newburg, N. Y.-Referred to Register
Little.
Alexander Danah, Newburg, N. Y.-Refsrrsd TO Reg
ister Little.
Ephraim Bolls, Cornwall N. Y.-Referred to Register
Little.
Jonn D. Wilson, New York city.-Referred to Register
Allen
George s. Brandreth, Sing Sing, N Y.-Referrsd to
Register Close.
WnIot Griffin. Somcrs N. Y.-Rererred to Register
Close.
Emanuel Joseph, New York cty.--Referred to Regis
ter Dwight Order OF reference retuTnable January 8,
two O'Clock p NJ
Felix A. FINN, Pleasant Valley Duchess county
Referred to Register Beae Order OF reference return
able January 10, at tweveM
Thomas v G. Nolan Kingston, Ulster county. Re-
ferred to Register Gaes order Of reference resnabo
January s, at tvs elve NJ.
Charles Gerding fremont, Westchester county. Ro-
ferred to Register lose order Of reference reanabe
January s, at ten A. VI.
Proceedings Before Registers In Bankruptcy.
Before Register John Fitch.
Samuel A. Beekman first meeting of creditors, claims
Proved creditors cnose J. IA. Andruss assignee.
James Wamslsy examination OF petitioner and Ed
ward Poucher assignee. Adjourned TO January Is,
1885, at twelve N.
Samuel Cline: examination Of petitioner commenced
Adjourned to January TO-
John H. Valentine; examination of petitioner. Ad-
journed TO January Q, at twelve NJ
JOSIAH Carpenter. examination OF petitioner con-
tinued, and adjourned TO January Z, At ten A. NJ.
Nathaniel Dole; examination Of petitioner and order
OF discharge Examination OF petitioner continued.
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SUPERIOR cuuAT-spEclAl TERM.

Peep mt Dnnce House-IIew They wnltzed
10 the Workhouse.
Before Judge AcCunn.
On Monday evening ths Inhabitants OF tho salusroas
locality Of James street aroused to more than orti
nary attention BY the sounds OF the nightly regel and
csrsuse from Of those dancing dens which arr
thickiy scattered along either side Of the way. The
lovely creatures who dance all night ill the broad day
light deemed IL prudent TO get up scats, and sue
ceeded admirably. Tables fell and hot coffee and pep.
pc rmint flowed burning along he ballroom.
The police arrived the scene, and, with want Of
fourteen damsels and two men. When brought before
the ostce they were sentenced to be sent 10 the work
house but that course being deemed unauhorzsd they
were taken before Judge NcCunn on writ Of habess
corpus 20 be scharged The mae dsisultsrs were let
out on ball and the Others rsmanded Till Tomorrow the
District Attorney desrlng TO furnish brief Of authority
Alleged Cruelty TO n Seaman on tho High
Yesterday morning q seaman, named Lewis Moore,
went before MI. Joseph Bell, United states Assistant
District Attorney and nado to b. statement regard
ing the alleged III treatment OF John Moore seaman
on board the bark Cfuso sailing under the British flag
bark Cruso f. A. Mix captain, sailed fromths Cape de
Verde Islands on the 24th OF October 1861 for Css'
the captain. as alleged. began TO III treat ami
abuss Moore, and continued to do from
ins to o time dS5.s TIRE: months tho voyage
the wheel, and the captain put another In his
place and then according to the statement kicked aud
ha being unable 10 walk at the time While going round
Cape Horn, the season being aud cold The captain
as charged. stripped Moore Of his shoes and stockings
which be gave to negro; kept the down between
decks on piece OF sailcloh where he could neither
help himself stand eat and somstin Is caused
him to get ~ six O'Clock In the morning and put him
into the coop among the fowls Tho vessel arrived at
Caao on the 18th OF February, 1857, and Moore
died the day following and was there buried.
1t was further ascertained by the party making the
complaint that the captain had caused two men 10
carry Moore about the deck on capstan bar IN
the same manner II ''ridng rail- and that Just
as the vessel had arrived Caao second lieutenant
went on board the bark, inquired If any sick,
and was informed there not, while Moore who
below, was about drawing his breath Further than
this was aso alleged that Mo0res body owing TO the
over.
Lewis Moore, the complainant is brother OF the DO
ceased John Moore: born in Ireland but came to
this country at early age.
Mr. Bell informed the complainant that the vessel
was an English one the United states courts could not
take cognizance Of the charge.
Moore said that he had ur or I'VE witnesses 10 provo
the statements he had made.
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SUPERIOR C0URJ--cnAdstns.
Alleged Clairvoyancc on the Port Of n Doc
tor-A singular Case.
Before Judge McCunn

Alleged Clairvoyance on the Port Of Doc
tor-A singular Case.
Before Judge McCnnn.
A singular case came mp in Superior Court, Chambers,
bofors Judge McCuss, yesterday norslnG Carlos
Frsdsrc obtained habeas corpus IN this court for pos
session Of his wife, under the sliswng crsu msanos
II appeared that she petitioner snd hs wis went 10
d. A. u. Atwood ~ weekly boaxtsrs The LADY was
suffering from disease Of the heart md though.
his arr would her. II was further alleged that
some difference having srsen bctweea the dooter and
petitioner the latter s the heuse 10 look fer other
apartmsn but his retsrn 10 10 Eighth street. tho
rssdencs Of the Aoctor he was refssod adnWarcs aud
denied interview with his wifa TIE psttisn further
stated tka Atwood was 'spirituA doctor" and clair
voysnt medium, aud detained the lady Ia the
house by mesmerio infuescea II also complained
that she ". imprsoned and hsld against nor
will and tho object Of the habcas corpus was TO release
Der and rsefors her 10 her husband The hsbeas
pus wss issue6 and the lady appeared In court She
looked much csrewofn wasted asd ssIsotod, and was
exoesdipgly nervous she was accommodated with a
seat near The bench and her answers were scarcely
audible
Counsel for The husband. Carlos Frederic submitted
that shs should DO discharged from ths custody Of
DR.. Atwood ON the ground thai she was unlawiuly
detained
II was contendsd on the other side that Carlos rrcds.
RIO her husband, had treated her badly and she was
now taking refuge from bis violsnce.
Judge AcCsnn observed thai me only question the
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Latest Movements Of tho ConteSants-vfvn
~ tmperio! the Rebel watosword.
The following letter will throw additional hsh. on the
state Of agsirs in the Mexican psninsvlaia.
srAL, Dec "a 1867.
There II sM much Of news 10 transmit n nsy bs
SAID that all the OF this State have sided With the
Merida revolt Many of the depescd officials have
quietly retired n their hcmss, ssd tho sewly pro-
claimed authorities A. sot medds with then fsw days
ago the armed vessels biocksdlnz this port fred on
the foriiaoatsns. fhiz occurrence 10 attributed tsthe
presence aboard Of several exoAsias Who carried OF
with them TIE and smnusition OF she garrison
a. we'll al the money that rcnpined In ths Custom
Houss, onsupuss 70 about o. 900. II 10 pretty sure
that Csapsose viii take NO part 10 tbs rebellion ..
most 81 the population wsSt 70 have pcacs Two com.
nAsioners bad goas from Merida TO that tort for tho
purpose VI securing the cooperation OF ths Campechs
people. are here mo1usntsry erpectlsg ths arrival
or those prescribed iropcsiss who have been wander.
ing about for time, AFRAID 70 Join thsir f.mioA
They may return without fear especially those vho
are conscious OF no guilt
This revolt has nothins 70 DO with the Vsuss OF tho
late empire II true lat the watchvcri used BY The
insurgents vas "Long live the empire !" but this was
merely as a countcrHign You have seen already tho
substance OF the procsmsons and will have remarked
that not word sad about the empire. u would
have been ridiculous Ia present circumstances
II the national governments knows I've interest u Will
Giys I've sSncLen " this Iss, movement In Yuea,sA