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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

READ.-If you want choice fauc.
or staple Srocierics. tine WHISTLES. bran'ti"'
or wines, or anything else in the grocery
ilne, call Oh MeSsrs. A. A. 4 10. O. Lc,ucur
Cor. Main anu Pine streets. No trouble Ia
show goods. Coffee parchrd every day
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure.
snd M extra charge Tor tin or I.bcis. Ou'
house is n complete grocery e>tanlisiiinen
In every pa tiruIar. Drop in and look N
our goods. Tunes are hard and none,
scnrcs. save II by buying OF u first class
house. nOv2Stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

VICTOR SEWING MACHINES.
Another lot Of those popular Machines
Just arrived. Mono Of those r~attle-boX-huin.
pug-cog.wheeled-noiyy- Music.boxes:
II G.. G. LUDWIGS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
4 LONG i yrr.

The Register, aud Its echo opposite the
courthouse. are apparently getting raady for
6 nrst.class funeral. We say apparently, for
individually the wish IL tatl,er to the
thought; they ought 10 know. II they DO not,
that there Is less likelihood OF the ISrrLLr.
dENcEk's DEATH than Of either OF the con.
Germs mentioned.
Thc..Rogistcr had d strarhori' (aud of course.
the next Caucasian hada "rumor" tool that
tile INrELtiaEScER was asking ~.pccuniary
aid OF It's political friends. aid, therefore, II
could not last. DID IL ever occur to our
contemporaries TINT 1t takes money to run
u newspaper; that iu seasons like tho past
winter, when our farmers have paid their ex-
cess.ve taxation out of low priced crops and
stock. that II IL very difficult 10 collect;
that money IL sometimes borrowed by other
business mon besides pubiisheras The pros
prrity OF the Caucasian, We are told, was
founded upon borrowed capital, and the en-
dorsers lost nothing By It. Other men may
have asked for loaus to relieve themselves
from financial pressure or to enlarge their
business. aud yet paid their debts. But n
the tNreILiGENCER should do such a thing.
why, tnorc IL no nope LOT I'LL We Jake HclSu-
bors' gossip about II for truth.
The fact il, we are in need of funds. but
having heen bred III the printing office.
II Is not the first time sucl, II state Of affairs
has been our lot. The publisher OF this pa-
per only bar2ained for u half interest In the
concert, and was reasonably prepared for his
portion of the burden Of conducting it to u
successful issue, but the dastardly asSasinn.
ton OF Mr.. Groves, without warning or
preparation, aud tile impossibility of pro-
curing the services of the proper person TO
take his pla:s permanently, dcvolvrd upon
one In livihnal the la'iors and cares of
two mems work. That work has necessarily
been incomplete. There should have been
more Of it and Of better quality. mt lack o.
mean forbade the expenditure required TO
produce the desired result. ahJ any business
man in like circumstances We think would
he Just flied in asking his protested friends
for their assistance.
But Notwithstanding all this we confidently
expect t64publlsh the obituaries, Of both our
cOIitCniuoraries.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
z. U. LUIJW IUS.
Agent Victor Sewing Machine.

WHO DID lT?-Wlat paper was
1t which last tall flied its coiumas with ssh
saiiunal stun about the reign 81 m.A law in
Lafayette county. and had it proclaimed
throughput the length and breadth o. the
land that our p ople wer.. lawieSs and sedi-
sent the AtIj,Itant General TO inqlirc into the
matter, WHO alter patient examination, pro.
nounccd the wliole thing a gross exasgrra-
tiun? Could it have been the Caucasian ?
That paper Is it wbisl for five years has
spoutsd toin-f,oi.ry 10 outrageous, that men
all over the country say .'if that's the kind
of Iapcr Lafayette county supports. w pre-.
fer to look elsewhere for homes? - Can this
also be the Caucasian? u.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
4 GARD.

OFFICE OF VICTOR SEWING MACHINE Co.
Lexington, Mo-. Feb. 18th. 1873.
Another lot Of these popular Victor Ma.
chimes just arrived. 1 viii deliver this Ma.
chine la any ;,srt Of ibis or OTHER counties.
l have also Z lot OF other Machines or
hand. exchanged for Nic:o"s, which I wi.
Ill from IL to - dollar, each. and wl.Ici. ART
made on the o Il f,ry p!an with co.-whec!s,
ana on the hcSrt or side cam Plan like III,
Singer.
+. ). ON Singer Sewing Machine at 10
cents per pound. e G.. LUDWIGS.
f2Jt2 Agent Victor sewing Machine CO.
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OFFICE or VICTOR SEWING MACHINE 60.
I.Sin.,fnA Mn Marnn L..

OFFICE oF VICTOR SEWING MACHINE 60.
Lexington. Mu.. Marea 5, 1878.
The. agent OF thr Singer Sewing MSri,inr
,reis very mich alarmed over hu, ing hi, co.
wheels and heart cams used In his MACHINE
Nposed to the public. AZ his article >lion
III the last Register. VIII he please taxi"
ii the face plstr Of his machines aud show
Inc hrart or side cam to hi, customers which
;s tries to conceal 81 we'll. and any couamnn
nan will tell him il will last about rour years
instead OF twcnty-f0ur. Ills A~!ricJ aiDli
',>inS clock and watch moti1n on the Victor,
= NONSENSE, as We do not w.. 60. wheel.
IN our machines. | think suri, ara only
adapted Tor the Singer, and you'd make il
more Il musical cog-whccl r%att!c.boS, an.i
VIII sell him co. wheels at l0cts per pound
zoo. The singer liachIuc 1 have on ham
~ sim Un.uld at 10. cts per pound.
and not spoiled rs he thinks. and II he
ants 1" see ii. he can view it any time al
N, store. The ~cos.wheeis are all there AMI
MAKE i beautiful noise.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

ApOLoGY.-We really feel that All
apology is due this time-nUt for anything
said in the 1NTELLiGESCER about our
'olsntv Debt. or The rascals who contracted
:, or its balcful effects upon our county
ut for dc,oting so much space to our
.,it-tuI CONTEMPORARIES. We have ncitiiri
:clinatiOn or room tnr such wrangling. but
t.ecinrd iircrssrry I" give im%pcrtinenrc or
o"L set down. N d ,iiun leave its further
punishment to The pubic cont, mpI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
on Erldny. MnrcM ,he 7tA, 1873,
surnIyr.s s.L.L IN rARrIrlsN,

- 80 t 4.4 H" . -
N" wm. sw WIN Gsee" ~G3a
s s%;st L. .I sri'S sar a.rs < al
swink, liain,,ds. A, 49,, y
John II, sNiit., Bertha : Order Of ssis.
c%hiiiren nj, Wm. swink,
deceased. amt Jos.rh y;
pL,s ~e1SaNlian Of 1T anel
Roberts,. Al insane l"rson
and Trfsu,l Roberts an
insarr person, Gr;vl.!'ni-.D r- 4E
- ,ir'ne Of a ]r.nc'yct or',r Of sale 10 the
t-rm, 1873, orthe i~af,".tic Z, .uy Probate ys,urf.
to me directed, l Nil, IN ccnpliare. With sad
I order, on
wednesday, ih- Sth Gay Of Narch,
r4' 1878 .f..srf i,5F
between the horrs Of plnr 90, lacL in the Sbrepoon
and hive O'rlocs ii the aiternoon .r aid dsy la
iro.t oftl.- courthouse door, in tile city u Lea.
ingtnn. during the session nj thc county cuuvt OF
Lally et,. county, Missouri, seIi publicly 20 ne
highest blddcr, on the following tc1nas ont-r
third cash, one-iiiri IN twelve tuenthe, and me-
thirdin twcnly-fJpr months. with ii.n on lie
| property sold and aprrNtd security ferg dsfef.s
red payiucDts, and btarrngttn per ,cebt totsSssCsS
per annum from day osssie, nli ,hs- 1txut' ,SiHuts.
%i ,Issi aud S ssssninSI st IL any 70 lie ffSiiosiSss az.
scribed real esfaa, situa,.1 iyfns sud sssne N
Lstsye,,s sSa y, ,,,,. M,ssa y iis ns-tsw-s. sa,r-s
YER, and the north tsi or tne tSrtnMssS qaS1rScsf
rr the southwest quarter ofsecuon .Meire gI
S Hn,ss ~, ST 5u AK. Il seSica rirses dflJ, Sssn-
siip iorg;aine ~. issSs, Cssssy,ssssS ! rn.f
,,srn or OF tho iirst, upd irst aes.e Aa,sri0eds
prinies' Asa, ,ir esss~vsfsiwsr.Ssft s- j"sfh.
rs, ssar,ss g avn @as!s s.Gs 3 &. 's sass in'
! aasf,rr OF iss yuua,wssi s,.rtey X .rst'yn ttirrt,
Gyn ~. sht, s.s"i ,csn si,a,,i tS,' |. ~;
G.Ii,. wM. y0uye, sheriff ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
AGENTS WANTED o TIRE
CT at lndu STREE


1870 paScs amt 5,a cpgraviBgs, printed in Eag-
lish and German. Written Ivy 20 eminent au-
thors, isciu,ing Jyhn y. Cough, Hon. Leon
Case, Edw ard HoNllnd, Rev +. Edwin Hall
Phillip Ripley, Albert Rrisehane, Horace
Greeley, +. l.. Perkins, etc. ETC..
Iii, work is u complete history of all branches
of industry, processes Of mlagfLstnre, etc, Z In all
ages. II Il y complete encr clopcdia of arts and
manufacture, and Is The most entertaining and
erai interest ever oAere:l ~ the public. II /.
adapted to the Merchant, Manufacturer, Mechan-
ic, Farmer, Student aud Inventor, and sells u
both old and young Of all classess The book il
sold by agents, who are making sTge sales in all
parts of tile country, II is oIere-i at the low
price or 81 so, and is The cllaasbst book ever sold
by subscription: No iiHiily sloyld be without a
COPY. We want agents IN eyegy irvn IN the Uni
tsi States, md no Agent Gan fail TO 10 " ell
with this book. onr. terms are liberal. We give
oar agents the exclusive sisat oftrrri5ory. One
OF nur agents .nlt lis copies IN eighs dsys. An-
Other soil Isl in two weUAs- OAK a.r,it III Mart
fard sold $50 IN enc WEEK. sp1s!G,sns OF i.e
work sr.;; % sstC:s GA receipt Of siaIaps. For
c~frculars and terms Ia ssrtts address the pub
%lishers, :. e. EuR2 ~ HYDE,
EA!TT ul.D, CONN -. or CHICAGO, ILL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

MEANNEsS.-Tiis two papers here
Keep up i.,r;r malicious efforts to injure the
reputation of Hon. II j. Mitchell. They
-'i,gie him ont OF the whole Lsyi iaturs. and
deaouncr him. for what? For noti.ins more
thnn is to be laid to the charge OF every
member of both houses. They have no en-
cuss in saying Mr.. Mitchell WAS CIR repre-
sentative. and consequently ousht to be
criticised at dome. His colleague, Mr..
Shswalter is, subject to the same STRUCTURES
SO lavishly bestowed on Mr.. Mitchell. bu,
not = word Is said about him. For LITTLE
this attempt TO injure the ~ciiaric-
Ter OF an honCrsble man. SURPRISES my
thing that has come Under our observation
Tor = long time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

For GOOD BED-cIean room, and
. square meal. 20 to the Linoell Hotel, Kan
sAs CITY. J.. II. BAGwILI.,
my3I.ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

New spring jeweiry stock, the pre.-
test yet, Just recsned ut GRIMES & yens-
bie's, oppos te City hotel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

CLAP-TRAP.-Thc Register is DEM
agogic or nothing. IL last week devoted u
good portion OF a column to impress
Germans with the notion that Demo
Gratis hated them. AMI that our Democratic
legislature had maliriously repealed the laS
requiring loyal notices t. be Published in
German papers. Germans have too mulch
common sense to be deceived ty such 4
fi!msy pretsnse. Tie law was simply an
ouerous tax on litigants for the benefit o
German newspapers. II a msn's property
nas levied on aud snli. he hsd to pay for
eve notices of sale instead of one. There
are very few Germans who are unable tn
read English. and we believe u majority o!
chem favor the repeal of the law US t now
>tan.ts, the Register to the contrary not
WithstanIing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

New music just received from the
YORK publishers. Mckee & AUSTIN.
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ExpLAxAros.-Mr. A.G.pMllips,

ExPLANAToN.-Mr. A. G.Phiiltps,
constable of sni.a.Bsr townshlp, In response
to the article In the Caucasian Of Fob.
LIST. eatftied ..as II was toidto u.s. Informs
us that tho sapposad horse thtefs Davsd
Small, was pnrsuoa md esptared AZ stated;
that he WA tsksi 10 Lees summit, jackson
county, but on account Of the voluntary alb
sence OF the prosecuting, witness j. j. Cloud.
he WAS brought before Squire Doty, who
refused to try the case, not beiug well
enough 70 do 10. Tho prisoner was then
taken before Squire Kestsrson Of Clay
township. but the prosecuting witness being
stiH abscnt and no one knowing Of his
whereabouts, aud the prisoner demanding a
trial, ho wa dismissed for want Of evidence
The tinc horse referred to m a suspicious cir
cutfssstanec. helonged to Mr., Phillips, who
had loaned him to said Small tn rlde from
Doty's to kestcrson's. The owner Of the
horse took p '~sscssion OF his property after
the prisoner was discharged, and the latter
was left /, trudge OH foot.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
FINAL SErrL..uENT,
TRUSTEES SlLs: or real. rs.
TATE.

WHEREAS. rriah il"rntain, by his rrrtaiA
\. -. RIO, ap,l recorded IN deed nitrust rrrorst.
niushrr 8, ON Page III. III The l;rcord, re office
rr Inlayct,c conniy AMI suite Of Missouri, did
convey Ia Tie uu'k r.lsnr, trustee the following
drsrrirch rrd estate lr'ns and being silaai,,. 10
the city pi Lexington IN said county anil stats
amt Described y bellows, tn-wit: Lat LuiAJ,r
~ THREE IN hh'nk number ~ on-. I-d 'n's
! iinhrt 90 stN, - seven, tsD eight, CD nine aud
pnltrn mh'"ck tiltwn. nlltn Wentworth = ulN-
,lpI To the ,iiy al Lexington. nrroriing tn tue
plat now on He IL The Recorders Office OF L..Ias.
cltr county aud state OF Missouri.
Wlici convey nee w.ts nla,lv la trust 10 SECURE
tho pay mcnt or two certain rromlssorr no'.s
tlicrUiu dcs"l ihrl. And whereas, both OF aHld
notes nrr 'lic an rr,uiin unpaid.
Now, iicry ioiV, notice Il. hereby given that tho
undersigned trustee. Mt tue request of tAv le..u
holders OF SAID noirs anil ia pursuance OF tho
tcrips OF SAIL deed vi ,yust, Win, On
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

Poor HOUSE SUPERIkTENDENT.-
The County Court on Monday srbointed
Mr.. W. n. Prachce superintendent Of the
Poor Farm. FOR the ensuing year. at n salary
OF $500 The county will furnish all sup
plies necessary to keep up the establishment.
the expenditures to be under the Supervision
Of Il poor com m;ttas. consistin. of Granville
Clayton, NJ. W. Writers md Paul Rein
hard.
Mr.. Pearhcs 10 spoken Of by those who
know hin; as a good man. and one who can
he relied oi to guard against the waste OF
the peoples money unticr tho pretcnse OF
charity, which has been going on for so
long. No douht Mr.. Pcactee will discharge
the responsible duties pertaining to his posi-.
ton in n manner to entitie him TO the graft
iuIe OF llis fellow citizens. whicli they are
not slow 10 bcstow upon any oftieir servants
who show \ disposition to exercise the
nowad Us rare virtue OF protecting the pub.
lie interests.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
s.,usa. y, the Hath day Of March,

In from, - TIM coTrt Naasc door In tho city Of
ie>inaton, lu ,hr county Of Lam cttc anal stat.
81 MtsSNri, h'tw,"n las .nurs 81 0 "'c'nck Ia,
ihr GDtrtpua ail y u'clnCk IN the hitcrnuou or
said day. prorrr', to sell .hc ahoyr u ,scribsd
r AZ estate, or p, nIril then rs may I've neres<
sHry ~ pnhl,r Nrnlir ~ n high'st bidder Tor 4
clsh, 10 salty Hail notes Id interest, tnrrti,rr
with the cost aud cNrrnsrs aXcNccutlns thls "a usl,
fchlSlJ JAMES WEN WORTH. trustee. =
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
Try the eve per cent. Inherent pay
ing plan Of tie Missouri Mutusi.
L. WlNSOE X son, AgtAA.

Having been In the li,siucgs Of Fire, Life M
N.Ti>r iasurancc. I'M tlrr.cf'y Of Lexington, Mo,
Tor tGc lczt ~clIltcru years, We are ,uliy ros.esL o1
all points toich'nS insurance, ani commit VI
biundrrS nor errors tending To- make void = pyi-
icy. Pair ,rgc Of the puii lie Is respectfully
solicited
OFFICE, no. S. MAIN STREET.
wINAp T. Sox
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

Ne Extra Charge In Snsuriny Lives
Of Women.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05

going mn in our town and vicinity ut this
time. winch yon edilori would consider a To-
ral of the 'the first water"-names and par
ticn'ars are withheld Until further develop
ments.
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(E,freita du Ne'churfhf ,

Ia snonoasf,p 10 - milIions lie dol
lar, o,, 80 millions 10 r,onos u,'nn III
salt annonr,o, por rav""at Nnniamir
Aoa da'""s CnmphoDl i" !" H"orgjo
ct Qni "t"it re"uoilir "n E,au"". ~"
TAFT ur'uu nHr.ur pnuard auqnnl Ie iour
nali~rmn await nnr"rd" nnn tru"'ui,p hos
piinlil"
La LEGISLATURE 10 I'A,Lanaoa eat
eiuai cpmrnsdn Arooi. ~ r6ruhIiroine
Il II ,lonoorotos thomhra, II ddno
oraroa OF y ropohlirains.
H., a...,,...i. l., G- raI,.,oi,oz
,.oat ,To,to : I,n;,rtIIo = Al, IosI;o
-,,,nn,,o,., H., E.,,,,aL, mann, so,y;,
s., ...,I.,;,.
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=. h' e"o'''"""' '''"''''FS, q" ~
h'''"' A'' ''~~' ''S ~ ''E"''7''' "'@
dos MEETINGS ""hnina i" N"w York IN"
'e'''" P'"'"" II" sf"P"'N'",
Nv J"m"s " lucas, Qui WONT i"
MOURN y ~ Louis, dpveit q m singnliof
hnsard ln trtune de butt dix m'l-
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Voh ~ MI Beaur, bnu'sng"r, Went
d'etre Ia viotime dun vol sas"z sude
cieuK. DeuH noirs entrent d"ns ss bou
tique. h'un d'euK dem 'nde 4 Roheter
des g6tosuH Pendant que Mr.. l'asux
atait pench6 ct en train de diviser m
eAteeu, Fsutre noir evi7a, plscea sur
une blanche un peu 6leV6e, une petite
boite qui, a'il n'dtait pas fR6 sur ga des
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np.re e.timsbl. oonfrsrs ds Leui.ta

Nutre estimabls oonfrere du Loutsia
nnis nous fuurnit lenttetiLet suivaut
L'Abeilie fait oe s6rieuH aveu:--"PAr
10 suppression de lesolaVsge le 9m2s
des grands plsnteurs est passe, ct celui
des Fermiets eat vsHu.
C'est parFaitement vrai' L'experienoe
demontrs la premiere moitie de Ia pro
position. QUAINT Ia seoonde mOiti6 de
la dite proposition, lie temps se oharg
era de Ia oonfirmer.
Et l'Abeitle croft 6galement que lim~
migrant, le colon, ct lie petit capitsliste
nous viendront des Etsts v0isins.
C'est possible, en- tous cas desirable.
Alors en- bunne logque, il nous fsut
broceder immeiiatement ct pour nous
melnas fPuyre de division, ne pas at
tendre que Ia terrs cit atteint son mini
mum de- yalaur' detourner par un travail
noaYeau ct pne Economic sage ls Raisie
ct la depussessiUn qni nous menaeeut.
Mails nous eraign0ns bien qu'il ne
faile attendre ls tfiste moment de la
RUNE complete du propri6taire aetuel,
de Ia liquidation q vii prit du domaine
inproduciif ct abandunn6, paut- etre
al sci de IA Bande noire dee cspitalistes
des scqneteurs de gros lots ct des murS
eelpurs par srpentst
Eu y6rit6 apres les declarations un-
ahilnes de la presse, nous nous eonTain-
ununs de plus en plus que FAssooistiun
et Ia cooperation seraient le salut de
tout le muBds.
Mais le sooialisme. bien que sslutair
pilule, est uns pilule amare. On IL re
pousse, ct l'un meurt; on L aVsIerait, ct
Ton serait sauy6.
Choisissuns.
LIE Cotton Boil Et clsmantes In de.
serto muItae vooes audii@ Grant.
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C0HTRUCFIoEs. - CeIle du Convent
dn MINT Carmel est fort svsncke ct lap
psreno"noe de hAtiment. qni go prhsen-
te bien, semhIs indiquer que qu'uu plus
grand nombre de pensionnsires pourra
y 8trs sdmis Les srdnisps fnnt d6faut
pour Ia tolture, On nous a dit que Nine
Ia Suptricnre est alice Ia Norvelle
Orl5ans, d 'efFet de- pressPr rerp6ltion
de Get article indispensable 4 la oouver-
ture de oe nouveau corps de batisse.
La Hyperion Hall de Mr.. Th. H6bert
marche q grands pas, ct Ia ieunesse yer
millunvilloi$es entretient ls riahte esp6
rance qu'elle pourra en- faire Plnsugurs-
ton l'pccasion des fetes de No9l.
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Sumner penss gull faut s'antendFe
avpo CASTELAR, pour abolir Pesclavsg- 4
Cuba ct ' retabir l'ordrs sous ls R6pu
bliqle espaguole.
La press vonit Ia famine par sss
mile bouohes, ut les volontAires de Ia
plume ont dtja fait de Santiago on mon
eeau de cendres, fusill6 BurisI 81 snReae
tile sanglante; muntGs b bord des MON
iturs euericains, lie datruisent In marine
espHgnuls. ct. avso 10000 hnmmes de-
d6ba1quement font Ia conqa6te oVnvai-
tee. Quelques pns daliyrent des lettres
do mArque ct lsisspnt carte blsneh sux
ougsaires ct hibustiers EBfin, dams Get.
te pifervescence, dss republiosins purs
CONNIE Fish. Butler ct Gushing, sont
soupsoHn6s vshsmentemeht d'etFe oor-
rompus paF l'or espsguol.
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81 lee censees CROSSES tetes qui diri-
gent lee aHaires de l'union 6tsient reel
lement mieux institutes qu'olles ne le
sont, elles ne devraient pas ignorer que
plus un Etat, IN Roysume. un Empire
s'eteud, plus II tend go d6membrer.
Quest devenu la ruyaume de Darins,
oeIui d'AleHsndre le Grand ct l'Empire
romsin MediteE uu peu, hommes DE
tat Lalsspg fairp lee fuus, mais ne oh er
ohes pas lee imiter L'empirs De Rus.
sic qui veut sller planter son etendsrd
CUpslantinoPle, croulera CONNIE FEm
pira germsnique aotuel, qui wise encore
s'6fendre, go demembrers un iour
Qusnd Nous ne puuvons vuus le dire
msis celia peut srriver svsnt dedv ou
tros cents ans. II en- sers de meme das
Etats Unis, psrce qle IL ssgesse nest
pas an foud des setes de son gouverne,
ment
ct encore dams rAbsiIte, ct dams les
d6paohes de Washington
Des gems 6minents, qui sveient tou,
jours etc opposes 4 l'sCquisition de Gu.
be, sUnt msintenant en- favour de cette
mesure, lie d6nontrent que lea interats
de notrp commeroe Ia r6ulameut. Lex
puftetion de la farine, par eKemple, est
presqu'une prohibition. Ellie est d'sbord
transporter en- Espsgue, ensuite a Cuba
svec un droit de $8 par baril ct sinsi
des sutres prudUits' On VUudrRit wn su
tre traits sur des bases plus eqnitshles
svec des guarantees raisunnnhlrs d'tT6-
cution, lie meilieur moyen de r6gler Gee
difficulties, c'est d acquerir File de In
plus svantRgeuse msniere possible.
II nous semble, q nous, Cotton Boil,
quill sernit encore plus svsntageuH,
nous h'entendons pas dire que Ia chose
ssrsit fsciIs, pour lee Etets Unis de fsi
re l'aoqulsition des cling parties du mon
de, oe qui permettrsit an gros CONNER
ce des fsrines de faire supprimer la oul
turs dee cerealea dams telle ou teIle por
tion des Etats Conquis pour y placer les
farines de rUnion. CVmme IL possession
de Tile de Cube fersit lsfFaire de quel-
ques uns, il est juste que les Etats- Upis
sen empsrent, Comment sppelle t-on
oeIte logique Ii !
81 l'annetion de File de Cube s'effeo
tue, nous ne pensOns pas que La LOU"
sisns en- tire queque profit.