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MEXICO.
EXCITEMENT AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEAR
VERA CRUZ

-
VERA CRUZ.
VERA Cruz June 27.-The State of Nueva
Leon is greatly agtated, Notwithstanding the route Of
Martinez and Toledo who invaded the State at the head
OF 1000 men, The authorities Of the State forced large
numbers of the citizens take up Ten horses and
two mules sadded the march demanded of each
section Of the capital AOnterey) fine Of s25 was inn
posed on each citizen who refused to deliver the horse or
mule called for. The city divided into five sections,
each OF which quickly furnished its quota. The mer-
chants organized into companies, foreign born as
well a. natives being requested TO serve. AT this mo-
ment Gen. Naranjo abandoned Mier, where the enemy
had shown himself great force. He and Gen. Irevno,
the latest dates in the lower Pemtiagado The
Monterey people prepared for battle but as yet
the nsurrecOnary forces had not presented themselves
RObberes continue between Jalapa and Vera Cruz ana
at Jesus TIE Ampare Recently the mail coach was robbed
by bandits Of San Vicente. The passengers were
robbed OF al they possessed, except their shirts The
hacienda Of RabOsO district of MatamOr0s, state OF
PUebla, attacked by body Of robbers few days
ago The and his OF abOrers defended them
selves and after having killed Of the rascas the re-
mainder fed.
The situation in Tamaupas is represented as being
exceedingly critical The revolutionary element gains
strength.
The people Of Salinas and Bustamente Saltillo,
state Of Nueva Leon, have pronounced against the
Government.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 90 1870,

solved that State Convention Of delegates from minority
counties be held at the City Of Reading Wednesday,
the 3st day Of August next with the view OF concerning
measures TO secure representation for minores in all
matters wherein they interested and consider other
matters interesting to minority counties.
IL firmly believed that II the people OF Pennsylvania
were more generally and equally represented in our
State legislature that the character Of legislation would
be vastly improved while the danger OF corruption
would DO very materially essened If not altogether
avoided
The minority districts Of Pennsylvania are most ear
nesty enoined TO send able and influential representa-
lVes To the Convention which viii meet at the city or
Reading, while all the other counties In the State are
also requested to send delegates TO assist In the objects OF
the Convention in accordance with the resolution passed
at the meeting OF the Committee.
Allentown, July II, 1870. f. J. MORE, Chairman
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CUBA.
The loss OF CUBA ADMITTED By THE SPANISH
PRESS.

THE Loss OF CUBA ADMITTED By THE SPANISH
PRESS.
FL Su6r0giO URirerSdl of Madrid, in its issue
sideratons" in which it severely condemns the false
statements teleTsphed from Havana, and admits that
OuDa Is virtually lost to Spain. 1t says:
There Is something singular in this Cuban question
The Government and the newspapers convinced Of
the alsity Of notices forwarded by the Gable from Ha
Naha, ana yet all hasten 10 publish them and TO make
comments thereon Is II because we do not dare 10 give
pOsOn OF affairs, and that the loss OF Cuba tor
mems W 80 much that resist the belief that the thing
Is pOsse Notwithstanding the facts This must be the
reason AZ tns moment the Spanish public given TO
utestahd through De ROdss that the insurgents have
cep through their minister's these surTendeTs fhac
tualy inaue When beligeren proposes peace and the
0ther accepts IN all epochs and among all parties the
war IL 10 be understood having terminated Have we
peace In CuDaf The telegraph after giving us this i'm
pOTtdn news, announces execution after execution
renders upon sOfendeTs in such way that we come 10
one OF the thOe Following cOnclusOns First the talk OF
peace is mere pTeense second II these tales of peace
telegraphed In the hope bringing about settle
meDt Of existing difficulties then those who heed them
are deceived third the surenders have existed only
the frmuu lmaghatOhs OF those Who since the be-
ginning Of the war, have deceived as to the actual
situation.
Yesterday to-day, and tomorrow they keen on repeat
ing their decetful story IN varied form What story
days, then have the same statement as before In
fact we are actually losing though all the while claim
Ing 10 be gaining This Is very old game and we IN
Qefstand IL perfectly.
"Tbe successive emancipation OF the colonies savs
Mr. Paren, is almost an infalle law OF history which
the statesman should fOresee and prepare for" For this
reason Gen. PFm has said repeatedly 20 Mr.. Sickes,
The independence Of Cuba Is only question Of time"
The march Of colonies onward 10 independence is deter
mined by different circumstances, into which enters emf
h1A1n aud the character " this rAGe 1hhilllnR from
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THE FouRTEENTH-sT. SHOOTING ARRAY.

Yesterday morning Patrick Farrell, who was
shot on the morning Of June 10 by william Hamilton.
engineer of Engine Company No s. during an ARRAY in
front of the engnehouse in Foureenths near First
ave. died at his late residence, No. 192 Firstave: The
explanation given by Hamilton who was arrested imIne-
datey after the ARRAY that the deceased and others
attacked him while he seated in front OF the engine
house. and believing his life to be in danger ne nred INTO
the wounded man taken some time ago by Coroner
Flynn, and verdict against Hamilton was then gwen
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MONUMENT OF MR. THOMAS II. GENIN IN OHIO
n4nA,,a of Mr. Thomas III. Comm, Tor nifty

81 the most prominent members OF the Bar in
Belmont County, Ohio, has been executed IN Florence
italy on the order OF his nephew, the weh-kho"n ana
long popular halter of this city, Mr. John n Genin IL
WAS recently unvailed in Belmont with pnne
nndcted NV members OF the Bar and OF the court MI
Genn was gentleman Of nne literary attain n
msnts and his memory Is greatly aqhered Wy .oo
Ocfober 1ss at the age Of "a The statue - SIX Ieet SIX
inches in night and it is said TO he Deautat WORK OF
The Inscription IL as follows: We knew MN asaripe
scholar profound lawyer wise counseioI hnd an AZ ape
itana In keaup1 briaAt tho memory VI his uncle anu
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THE BRIG PRARIs SUNK.

The steamship Westphalia On. CD, Capt.
scensen, from Hamburg July 6, and Hayre 9TH, with
merchandise and 40 passengers to Kunhardt Co.. ar
rived at this port yesterday The Westphala expert
enced light westerly winds during the hrst part Oh the
and almost constant dense fogs the latter part
July q OH the Caskets at In dense Iog eane IN
cosion with the Norwegian brig Prars capt MhIcus-
son from MOrlaN for Sundsyal, SINKING ner iiioa'o
lv but succeeded in saving the crew,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cArGrsTA Ga Jnly 9Coon quiet and firm With light offerings
sales 40 bales. receipts. ~ bales, Miidlin-s. l1ic
WELLINGTON " c. July 9Spns Tupenunt lc higher saes at
3Sc for southern packages Ron 81 % for strno s3 for Pale
Tar, 81 30
NEwORLEAS La July 9Plour higher supenne s5 Isl Doshe
Treble Corn advanced MiKed a
81 %; White, Al l2i9sl IS Oats, eiq65e Bnn Se6t /
Hay higher PRIME $3.50 SOS Pork quiet Mess 81 500
s IS frmer shoulders l5ial5c Clear RIB Sides - d
Ec Clear Sides lg0l9t Hans, 25l ac Land dmeIi Tefce
l60l7c 8iOl83e and fner; Prime l2l Mo-
here whisky unchanged Coffee unchanged Erchanga
Sterling 1874. NewYork Sight. premium Gold lZll l2lA
DErKOr JHly l9Wheat aud declined Sc EN o. No
81 55 Amber 81 ~ Corn firm No. VOC Oats 0c for State
Barley az u Celtal for
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The Preticst Woman ~ New-l Ork. Mss K, vel
known fashionable society for her daOe and beau
tfl complexion salow rough skinned girl chagne a. Der
fecke She pitched into HAGASs MAGNOLIA BALM and 70
pretty she charming Tbs article
oyercoes freckes ssOwne moth patches ngmrks and
look younger than they MGSoua BALE for
LYOSs KATHARON n make the hair pen
f uIur1ant soft snd delicate The KaIHaos
vents the turning gray daBdf and tie best and
cheapest dressing in the world
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THE HUDSON ABOVE ALBANY.

State Commissioner Burdett states thaJ
within ten days the channel OF the Hudson
Tor vessels drawing 81 feet Of water Gen. Newton OF
NewYork in charge Of the u g. Engineer 10
ditch through bar % feet at the bottom ana 80 Ie
at the toop Commissioner Burdet L. now engagsd hn
st'aIn itt, vi ' my Troy Wing.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKgT-JrrY 10.

demand Beef Cattle this bu ard
the sales reached 10 900 bead az from 5c to E
A. fair good from SGic for extra steers oats
sold at from Sc h &c. 4 ID gross
SHEEP1s market wss quite brisk and 200 he'd sold at ron r.
y H. gross ana good lambs at from Be- 10 Dc. y n
H0G-Ihere but little change this MARKET sales Of 80
head were made at from I'll 50 n $l3 y 100 70.
demand about the l75 head
$50 for spnnger and from 5j so for aud
Lii
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We have been waiting for several days to record
the fact that other hotels following the good
example recently set by the Metropolitan in reducing
their charges to 81 per day. We can assure them
that there is money in it, as the Metropolitan is GER
tain to find out.
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"A
ABSENCE FROM CONGRESS,
TO the Edttor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: My attention has just been called to
your record of the rocas missed by each member the
number Of days absent, &c. during the late session of
Congress The sufficient explanation Of my record
is that Of sickness This Is known to my constituents,
but not to the public at large and therefore, beg leave
through your columns to state the fact in Justice to my
self. GEO. W. JULIAN.
NeLc- York. July Is, 1870.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS

William flanagan who was regarded as the leader
Of the strike for MOnlay the
Brooklyn Bridge con and who assaulted the Superintendent OF the
bridge sent to the Pententay yesterday for 30 days
The Mayor and the Park and Water Commission
Brooklyn visited YESTERDAY by delegation Of trades unon
who enforce the Eghou law all city works
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSUoN July 1875 mConsols closet si MONEY the
United States securities dull FivTventes ~; f6S
81 Ten Fore 49, Stocks dull Enc Railway shares Isl Illinois
Cenirals l0i Atlantic and Great Western %.
LIVERPOOL, July 95 m.Cotton closed entirely nominal and
prices irregular the sales bales all Of Nh
the The shipments from BOMBAY the th
the last report 600 bales Wheat lgn3 GENITAL for Red
W
LosDoS, July l9-5 p. m-Talow dull
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-JuLr 10.

BREY C.rrLE-Recep, 800 head market quiet good cattle
held gh ~ last week but the lower gaes &c OF from last
quotatons EI $l39S3 25 first Quality sR0s2 'o second
quality 51ldtll 50; third quality, S8a so.
sHEHP LAsBseceipts, 1928 head market dnli prices
ducd &C. n sales in los ga - each; BTt, ~ 2d 50
YealC Calves, R50Tl
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ney of the Sauers lead the score.
SILVER STAR VS.. EUREKA.
These Junior mines had lively game yes
teray the result Of which score of 90 TO As in favor
Of the Stars.
ATHLETIC VS. CHAMPION.
These Clubs play on the Union grounds to-
morrow
A grand match is arranging for the benefit
OF the widow and orphans OF Mr. Piccot to take place
the Union grounds In August Mr.. Cammeyer has given
the. grounds for the purpose.
NEw-JERsEY sCHUETZEN CORPS.
The New-Jersey Schuetzen Corps yesterday
commenced their annual festival at Mount Pleasant
Park romantic grove situated just back OF Jersey City
The NewYork schuetzen Corps numbering % men, under
the command OF Capt. Gerdes; the Brooklyn (E. d.
Csrps numbering 30 men, under the command Of Capt.
oerese; the Brooklyn W. d. Corps, numbering II men,
under the command OF Capt. 0sgood the New-Jersey
Corps numbering $50 men, under the command OF Capt
Rascher and the Hudson City Corps, numbering % men,
constituted the procession which marched 10 the
mark at an early hour In the morning. Quite numDer OF
women, the wives and daughters OF members or the
schuezen Corps present, and throughout the DAY
and evening the merry dance went round During the ar
ernoon the members Of the different corps were engaged
In friendly trial Of shooting the prizes Tor when
will he distributed tomorrow. In the evening the grove
them selves the dance until late hour Inc IestSa
is TO last three days. Among those present Yesterday
were H. d. Busch, honorary member OF the Jersey IoTp
WIN p Judge OF HobOken; Mr. Hazen klmbali' hte
MAYOR OF Hoboken; Christian Muller, a. o. Evans, ana
Can't John Horsman Of the Jersey Corps.
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best friend In addition TO this monument no has pub
shed fine volume OF over coo pages, containing many
interesting writings left by Mr.. Genin.
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The Republicans of the Twenty-first District
OF Pennsylvania to-day nominated A. W Taylor Of Ind
ana County for Congress.
The Democracy of Nebraska will hold a
State Convention at Pattsmouth Wednesday, Sept T.
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GUARANTEE RUPTURE CURE,

GUARANTEE RUPTURE CURB,
free from the yeraton modification attending me VAN "
seeking from trusses that the uptare eagerly A'Oy "
wherever offered il, lfs eit, ub,
for many Ye~fS LIZ
before, during tfeatmeh - an
we'll testimonials nom Ae hshoa' eo4 sa
thority In the country
-tY,on RenuhlIcap General Committee-A special meet
n.y. - TI'RSDAY EVENING July q, At Headquarters,
[ f R,olwav and - AZ O'clock 70 IAe seuop
IN % The war in Europe JOHN COChhANb, PrrSdenk
htSs S Ga%AT, y'sPreadsDaa
GEORGE ?. co,eaSOs Secretaries
-Crci,I Travellers going South o. West viii snl very
HPW poe KIT EDITIONS Of the EXPERIENCE BOOK,
S 90 date Contains locations capital and credit ssrd-
| eyerv bnsns combination OF required DUN,
RtRIoW Co. the Mercantile Agency SSS Broadway.
A Specially. Light locomotives
.ap,.d grades short and light rA For eontAe'on
Also coal and mines nmbsr districts duArnes fsassss
and mills For photographs and fall information address
SMITH PORTER, Psisoersh, Peaa
Prize storles-S3oO.-The Proprietor Of the fOkhVlLLh
ENQUIRER Offers THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS In pnDs ot ne "
ORIGINAL STORIES delivered 10 him by the Isl OF otonf s
Fer further particulars address l. GRlsr, lorkvlc : G.
PO-t-Ofnee Notice.-rbe mall, Tor Europe on WhbNhopAi
JAY 20 will close this Omee At y ~ and te ~ "a
follows, VIA and u, sti A9d d. snSPs pya..s.r
u. TAU T. u -i-l' AN'
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Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress-
other Mineral Spring Waters, ~ CHAsBERssr MEAS
daily City and BrOokn Natural waters only
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

GRAND MUFFIN MATCH-"THE GREEN ABOVE
THE RED
The annual contest between two mines of
the Order OF Mullins Of the Mutual Club Of this city took
place yesterday on the Union grounds Brooklyn in the
presence Of less than thousand spectators the weather
being too hot for the enthusiastic batossers Of
the Mutuas Unlucky for the full interest OF the match
the Blue Stocking nine did not put in appearance and
consequently the representatives OF the Green Stockings
had To- drum ND nine TO oppose them hence the attire
ON the occasion somewhat Of mixed character and
nj times 1t looked II the ragmuins instead OF the
Mutual mullins had taken possession OF the field. The
play on both sides amusing and good by turns and
the nine innings resulted in the following score:
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MARRIED.

Wedding = nd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
VIZ EyERDELLs l4 FuLTos-sT OLD DUTCH CHURCH
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this emigration plays aso important role In part
than in Spain has the truth Of this idea
been felt
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Special Notifies.
DIR. sherrnnn Rupture Cure.

Dr. sherman returned from his visit West and may be consulted
L Office Gg1 Broadway by those afflicted With Hernia MS -''
/ thoroughly established as
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ANDERsON-CARTER-o Tuesay July 49, hy Rev Alexander NH
Ter Springfield Robert n Anderson this city Isabella H.
Carter daughter Hhomas Carter e Of Canaan Conn be
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Uih flH
name and address.
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Is. o. 81 ith. sth. 9th. It'll 9th 9th. Total
G G5ss.n'.......::ss 5 3 Z 8 -

A game was played yesterday on the Cham
Mon Grounds Jersey City, between the No Name ant
saner Clubs in which the former victorious by thu
following score:
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convention from the counties Of the State Of Penn
syan perous only favorable the movement to secure
will be held the CITY Of Reading Wednes
daT The 5lst day q August merit at II O'Clock, IN.
me will consist Of delegates for each representative Ia
The oWer House Legislature provided that each shall
he repnte by least delegate BY Order Of the Committee
I w Woop Secretary. 4. j. MoRE, Chairman
, 1870-10-30
BELGIUM

Q-TENspoES. Ocs. 29.-Tts steamer Nfcansi1l
armed RON Sew lork.
, 1870-10-30

Thr Cook County Executive Committee
.rs h+ginning to act an TuK Tn11uaEs
scvice 10 force tho withdrawal Of the more
odiuus, unfit, and incompetent candidates
who had fnitted themselves Hpon the he-
publ;c.n ticket Sir. Gas'ette, IL hehat
IF the committee, makes known the with
tlra~al Of G. q. F1rwellh Custom douse
np;poiutcc, Tom Htcft, who Tas running
1.r Supervisor of tho Fssat Ward Now
,.t them send gentle hint to Hugh Reid,
Esq.,, that his withdrawal will also be ac-
crptnble; 6nd, If lie does not take it, let
son,e suitable person be selected for Col
lcctcr uf South Chicago, and have his name
, 1870-10-30
rh;1a,7nJ,,hia feela worse ftl>out her ce,

Philadelphia feels worse as'out her cen
-us than any other city. 4 few weeks ago
.,er iou.nnls assured US that 9eo.0oA was
,ascertsined to ue her figure iy private and
trustworthy sources OF Information. Asthis
was abuut all that New York could claim
It VAS confidently predicted that, nomsnaa-
!y, at least, Philadelphia haa oveztaken the
.1eat metropolis. We say nouaina1ly> as it
N we'll known thai but little over half
The population supported by the business
Of New York reside within its city limits
l3ut, 50 for frum fulfilling these sangnine
ca.cula,ions, Philadelphia returns only
ca .1so persons, nearly one-thiEl less than
were predicted. The Chevaiicr Forney,
whose accuracy none could doubt, aad
who discusses, with equal precision aud
force, all questions upon which he is in
formed and a1l upon which he is not, as.
| snncs ns that, in tho conposang-roor
of only one Of his 1.-TWO papers,
both daily" seventeen persons have moi
been enumerated, and that these Seventeen
rep1eseut families Numbering 6fty-si1 per
sons. Various pseas sre brought forward
that Phladelphia polls great many mon
votes than tho census would entitle her to
which is very probable, whether the censn
| is night or not, and that one Of the Deput:
Marsha1s was co!ored man, and eschewe.
visiting the slower wards Of the city
a.ocause he objected TO mixing too familiasl
!: with their white society, &c-, &c.
;, Whatever tho cause, Philadelphia is h
Find, and, therefore, sorry. Let tes tax
t + lesson from st. Louis, and, when ne,
y he census is to be taken, hold State {
r Varld Il Fair, with free tickets both Way
1 In this manner she might easily ontnuub'
+ New York
, 1870-10-30

We .are continually ssked the question
l,y good Republicans why the faur Repuh-
l,can members 1T tbs Constitutional Con.
,ention from this county we're not notni.
1tatcd for the Legislature, as the Democrats
have nominated A1sssss Cos,lbaugh, Hayes.
End Cameron, thar three tacsnbers Of tbs
convention. Various reasons might be
Eirel.. such al dihinclination On the na5t of
those gentlemen 10 seek a no,uino-
sion: business enra.r,,,pntx: want of
desire for the ofict, etc. But there IL
another tea.>t,u ~h,ch furnishes IN a:i-Hufai-
cient noswcr. These gentlemen wsrc al
t:s=,csl 10 the cs,uvrntioo. last full, on tls.
ri,izeus' ticket. a,.l t,asc lecu marked for
prescription a.y ths i,4r..-cls ring. Que Of
,Ae.u, ii j, true, w:.sn n.'mi.,ee ,u the barua-
rie I'M well ar on be ci',zeus' ticket, but be
ewes his election TO the v.'..s, "f these wlp
supported the citizens :t:ks.r. Hence, be.
;,o, is marked ls'r luo.criI,ion, with
his three a>>ociat.s, An tie assert lined
IL lis Satisfaction quite recently, when
'ai:sta ri for another oil e. The pre,i-
lent Ut tie convention, Mr. Hitchcock
Led the tcmerits 10 he candidate for Su-
lse.ne 5n1se, nn.'er the new constitution.
for wkir., office he was en,inea,1y uuali-
lied. But the defeated I,sruaclrs. md tre
hnn,aers uuacs their control, Stabbed him
Mt the polls an,l defeated Tim.
If AIz. Anihou,. U ill., uAsne% had beer
, 1870-10-30

.aIery A1r1! hy ats fer 1rIgra aatl nth@f aaa-2a
, l1!cc brI Ri: tshest 'rssE,nsl:th's.
a, III, btsau,r nsteyr It +, be the .tu:y II s.g
Erusf,cst. p.t:ty ~ acc1fnrlMn thia ross " ..
.uln 81 IL, snu ~ IL ruur ss,ftrt t' ITO n"k1sn.
thA' tat tor 't,s't!a- ut fo!ssr nut eae
Thg sdta thai pubic >. ,vtes ID q psoasseie Gu
ri; Jus us Il q tAlst die In th- uoa!u. aad u Is
were tue Ii ~ouia oe necessary 70 reform ne
| .aIsy,t ~ law. No n.hu siH.uln &c pafa 't,Fe
than h. earns, aud .uch sc stca op4ht II lie lie.
co sciSu. nrs Vi nasius rendered quia pro qa'
for csriy cent he vets. ana fell u;l.
DIR 10 ot,isasa. to any 6ue soeref~< L = a:,s5
nowIese =, much as .. enzernmsn: P.t them.
tsal suu Guu mvu willing to NJ taxed - C 'a-
ast. Il ;. l .trsr 'rsaiuiu. tneir p4ce. x .,,,
! GyoE frtAyhj.e Il The sutsfHlna'e9 q ta1s
| orpa,,mt.t ~. ptcu,,&-. hare been eIfe ~
CTS f. cz,E-t sosR Ut The cTtl. II coali fc ~
avu, IL h s,st~aa II centstrRifEe txalal:attc:es
mo,i. r. ,ss. .,ssursd lhsla that tavoFs -s'u".
ED With the!r Eti'T hs'fost tae noatos =. eAsm
inert, and fEat f'1E3 sAak time tsfs;ar own chat"
| dnua1' ce u t.1I1ce =: Fr RHItfcn.
| CepSrrernb hui Cotu.nis.et :evyl-g Pss cent OF
ttet' sale irn Ff.n an tnttmae0n ns nsaetst, ~
| 1oynen tHg clunIIt.e tilsctx.I sufh paT5el
ths1 fst;utes tav Wnnlf e.:i.zRrs tnelt pisces
was uc II ost denoraAz ~ tnfug Nniin caald W
| b. el. thtnWu trso the Jepa!tuHnfs Itt Quest!on
vs~ at T.t4+,s whe' hee F pusatf "a Gsd gu
| SIC. r+h sslet. asr1 would nor REMAIN 10 The
4 2Hs!n-ns .tas II uy PURPOSES could Se
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