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COMMISSION GRS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
Weston. W. Va.
Nov. .7th, 1871.
Nathaniel bush and others,

IS.
Fcstus Williams and others
IN CIASCERr.
The parties 10 tie above nanOl cause
will take notice that the undersigned Com.
missioner in ChNncery Of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, LAs fixed upon the 9TH day
of january, 1873, ut his Office in the town Of
IIitslun,f for tie execution Of an order Of ref
rrencc entered III the above NAMED cause Ut
the September term 1877 Of the said Circuit
Court of Lewis county, by which sHid or
der lie Is directed 10 ascertain and report
whether Ilny liability ever accrued against
Nathaniel Bush, James " Miller, Charles
IIiIliams and join D. Ward, surcIirs in the
bond given by Festus W;'iAms, 10 \. Vs..
woodfsrd, Sheriff Of Lewis county, loin.
dcmnify him against defaults Of Fcs,us vii.
lamy rs his deputy; md ifany sash linbili.
" accrued 10 ascertain and report ihe
amount thereof whether the said su'eiieS
discharged such liability In whole or in
pnrl--nGd If Soto ascertain md report
when and what amounts have been paid by
such surrties respectively; 10 ascerluin and
report whether Fcstug Williams while hav.
ing in his hands for execution The execution
Of II. b. Harper against Isaac c. Waldo
and others paid any money in dlscha' &C Of
said execution for Elaziheth Waldo, and /
40 what amount he paid tor her and whcnr
aEi what is due from her 10 lin Oh that
account. Said Commissioner will also re-.
port any other pei linrut matter which he
may deem proper or The parties may require
At which time md place sal ! partics arc
requested 10 attend.
tiirrn under my hnnl, as Commissioner
in ChAncery Of suid Circuit Court Of Lewis
county the day and year first aforesaid.
A. N. DENT, Commissioner
dccl 4w
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T'ng silver bill will probably he
cmasculatcd of such features as have
caused alarm before It becomes law.
The new York Post of Thursday even.
ing publishes a Washington dispatch
10 The effect that the prcsideG, will
F." sign no bill to make tue dollars Of
the fathers Il legal tender unless the
United States bonds shall be spcciIi
ca!Iy and in rIniu terms 'zempal
from its ope.a&or We INO'e t4a
Posts dispatch as follows:
1.-THE President has expressed him.
self plainly on his question not only
to the prominent differs alluded to in
yesterdays dispatch, but TO numh"'
Of other persons, including m'ma>'' 81
Tie Ways and Means COMMITTEE 81 2r'
House. 4 member o. 'b' cnmmu'cr
said today that the r.'ts:4-n'', po'r'iO"
is not one OF doubt AZ u. hncw tro"
his own mouth, la, H., The country
cut depend upon nan n"l bis admiuis-
,ratiOn 10 vrc,sry~ the good Inith Of
he couury L. niedscd When the gov.
crumcm scror,'rs were siGne d.
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IN CHASCEhY.
Under n decree made in this cause on the
3D. day of September, 1911, by the Circuit
Court OF Lewis county, will sell, in front
of the court house of Lewis county, on the
Bird day of December, 1917,
The real estate of Robert Irvine objected by
said decree to be sold, namely:
Lewis County Property.
LOT No. 10, oa the east side of Centre
Street, in The town of Weston, Oh which
+ Inc House is situate.
A LOT IN WESTON,
n lac rear Of lot No. ,, on First Street,
owned by II, II. Smith,
\ PARCEL OF LAND IN WESTON
on both sides of First Street, on what is
called "DRmond Hill" containing acres
? rOrdI and roles. Another parcel in
lIrston,
CONTAINING ONE ACRE,
on NaxwCll's hill. a parcel south Of YES.
ion, OIL he walters Of Town Run, adjoining
) the parcrl on "Dinmond Ill.," and lotto
Charles Post, containing
ACRE AND 20 POLES.
Also parcel adjoining The parcel lust
mentioned aud land Of Patrick Tierney and
N. Bennett, situate south Of Weston, con
tanning
7 ACRES AND 0 POLES.
Allo a tract on Stone Coal creek aud the
hill souIh easl Of Weston. containing
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
Also Il trHct on Camp Run, branch Of
Fink's Fork OF Leading Creek, and below
Sycamore Fork, containing
10S ACRES AND 8 R00DS.
Also tract on tho west side Of the West
Fork river, near Fair Grounds, containing
lO2 ACRES, l ROOD AND 4.22
POLES.
Also tract adjoining the tract last men.
TONED, on the west side Of West Folk river,
CONTAINING 6 ACRES.
Also II tract on Butchers Fork of Sand
Fork oftEe kanawha river, adjoining lands
of Michael Collins, containing
HI ACRES.
Property in LOWS and Doldridse
I
Counties.
A tract lying parl,::in each orthCsc cOun
ties, on Sycamore Fork OF Fink's Ctcck,
| CONTAINING 1872 ACRES.
In Doddridgc County.
Also tFact on Sycamore Fork Of Fink's
ICck, continuing
2lS ACRES;
AMI tract on Sycamore Fork Of Tink's
Creek, containing
e?3A ARCES.
The lands in and near Weston will DC sold
by subdivision into convenient lots, to be
represented on q pla, 10 he exhibited al the
sale or by entire parcels, as may appear
most advantageous.
lam authorized to sell thcse hnlS by pri.
rAte sale, md will at nay time make sale
thereof 10 be reported to court for its action.
All sales will be on credit of . and 3
years, purchasers to give notes with good
personal security, bearing interest from date.
HENRY DRANNON,
novlOiw Special Commissioner.
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iIcr,1oS. Texas, Nov 2l-Slccials
from h. cry Of Mexico via LA ra'I''
indicate. trouble with Mexico. itIs
noT Euown that General Trev:uo. one
Of the a.ost trusted of the Diaz chicisc
is marching northwnrd from the Next
eaa capital tor tho Rio Grando with II
force Of $500 weil.uppOintcd troops.
When he arrives on tue frontier aud
forms a Junction with General CanaleS,
commanding in Tamau'ipas, the Mex.
lean force oil the Rio Graude will
amount 10 1900 regular troops, besides
Indian auxilaries. The troops under
Treviuo are packed from the flower Of
the hlcSican army, aud that coniman'
der is said to have instructions to as.
sumo a defiant and warIikc attitude,
and repcl al rails aud attempts ut ill.,
yasiln.
Tie latest aivices represent tho peo.
pic of Mexico aroused with hatred, and
eagerly urging 'Lc!r government to-
war with the United States, tho immc.
diats seizure Of Texas Territory, and
rc-establishins the old boundary Of the
Neu:cs. Tho Mexican government
has undoubtedly assumed hostile aI'i'
tulc, aud will. it has not already
done so, officially iuiorm our govern.
mcat at Washington Of tho intention
to attack all Invaders. 1t is'ccriuin
orders to that effect havo already been
given General Falcons, commanding
on tho Middle Rio Grande. with hcud.
quarters at Piedras Negras.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-01

WnES Bishop takes the rcins y
will hive twenty-five Democratic Gov
cluors how It doth make tho i" loyal
sqnirm
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-01

ta.onol y. NcGrec7r, Of Ni',!rj"
a., y. is .Poicn OF MS a candidate for
'Jc state Senate in this district. Scott
Wircrs, 1t GiIms., vii! doubtless be a
,a ;rtatc. also.
IT is a "lcc!Ic'' cal'y set. but &c
~, lIurrah for Scott "i'hcrs.-.
''rq""'9'rn Past
GiIn,cv county il undoubtedly onti.
HriIo he ae%E Scn,.ot from that Dis
met, and Sctru;' ibIt tho democracy CT
iilmcr will 'cnl delegates 30 the sona-
r'ria! Cor7:nlion, that viii insist upon
ae sights q! their County. Mr.. With
so s a young gentleman Of Guc prom-
a.. and would, If elected, TcPrO'cDt
H. ::s!'ic: in the Senate. in manner
auameD'labl: 10 himself aud h!e cen
,'i.uCurs.
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Scmms, j. l'illcr', statement. pub
''shcd in to.dny's Herald. that he in
tends to prosecute his clnim to The
Presidency, is gcne:olly laughed at
though there arc some who believe he
is in earnest. Il is suspected To-, iIr
rIaen's design is 10 institute gop cr.
r,m!o proceedings against Njr. Hayes,
no, for the purpose Of nu,lias h,mr but
as AT cigc,ilnccEing "zp..;9nt Tor the
nee. Democratic nomination It Il.
sai! tia: the cas-. rs i, would be pre-.
scatei by Mr. TI!5cu anI his chief
counsellor. r.,id. would Consume the
greater pnst cia 7caF, and would be
the grratrs, cont :; known 10 American
juci,p'rjencc - IEaShing'o" CoTe9on-
dent ot'Mc Sunday Lr0der.
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The Supreme Court of tue United
States h.. recently raodcrci u decision
'bc supreme Court Of OLio
to the ra.:, that the State has full pow.
er to regulate RAILROAD aud other cor.
porn'iops within her borders, aud con
scqu:utly has the RICH: to prescribe
the rate Of fire per mile that a road
may charge .NwitHlT Tins,
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GM&AM NOVlGNS
CoI. Nes.auSsstisa7S &eait!
for @al:-i;!SEUtIins The
ENtCNN ut
WORKS.
Northwestern Bank Of Nisginia,
Addison McLaughlins Administrator and
heirs, and ulhrrs

rs.
Addison McLauChlin's Administrator and
heirs, and ol!,crs
rs CIiASCERY.
Under decree in this case, made by tine
Circuit Court OF Brax;on county, on the
23d Of august, 1877, will sell at public
aariion 10 tire highest bidder, III iron; OF
llr Iorrr IIruse of Dmxton county, on the
I9'h day Of March, 1878.
rh1' hog.: 'hr first !ny of the March term,
1873, OF lie Circuit Court of DraxtOn coun-
,y, the entire real estate of which the late
COlOnrl Addison Mclaughlin licd aiczed,
lying in I'raxtOr county, namely trac; Q!
@493 ACRES.
on Big Rrn the Little Eanawha river !
also tact Of
SO ACRES ADJOINING THE
BULLTOWN SALT WORKS;
also irnct OF
81 ACRES,
part Of sAid Salt Works property; alsoa
TRACT OF IL ACRES.
on the waters Of the KanAwha river and Dig
run; aud tract OF
100 ACRES
on the south side Of the Kanawia river.
These 1--WE tracts lie contiguous, and form an
aggregate Of SIC ID acres, on which arc To-
Gated the well known and long established
"BULLT0TN SALT WORKS"
The salt well is uuinj urcd, and u very small
outlay would fit tile works for tile manu.
facture oil salt. This land will be sold as n
whole, or in two or more sub.di!isiOns, ms
may be found mos: advantageous. Tic
dover right OF Mrs Mclaughlin covers II
part Of il, and such part of it rs is covered
by the dover right will be sold subject to
the same 4 plat Nill 10 exhibited ut The
sale descriptive Of the land and its sub-di-
visions.
will also sell a tract Of
IL ACRES
on the north side Of the Kanawhn river a
TRACT OF l16 ACRES
south side Of Hsuswha river tract Of
1914 ACRES
on tie waters Of Kauawlla' river tract oil
ll0 ACRES
on Suul's creek tract Of
40 ACRES
on Nau"E creek a tact Of
l75 ACRES
on Li;ll: Birch river; and tic undivided
half orn trnct OF
100 ACRES
on the waters Of Cedar creek and Salt Lick,
the other half belonging 10 I T.. Singleton.
rERNS.-All sales onH credit Of one, two
and three years, purchaser 10 give. nuIes
with good security, bearing interest from
date, and lien to continue on tic lard for
payment OIL purchase inoHty.
HENRY BhANNON,
uovl74w Special Commissioner.
SALE OF
pCho1ai Irwin oje pnaIty
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mcnl OF tic Chilled States Constitution, and
Afforded through Tue C"''e% states courts
D. e"'eFS"' ''u","''S" Wv ""s's y, O"'
no o",rom,.oI l,y amendment Of tho United
,,n,e, Constitution, recurring every statc 10
muinrain thoroughly secularizcd public
school system, and TO permit no s@'Id with
!" us '''"'s 10 St0" VI """O'' S'04 s'e'
Luz 't'0'1 P'""N u '",' p'".'V' :" 10
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NV f''"''P''S " ."o 4''ss''' f"'
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stance Il county were '""ue ""o'e' III
case u '"c 'H''u'e u 'O''' Ius'''e' u
paS ""S " 9i0'0V' VI S'0o'0O0 ~
''lc Ha''Ona' treasury ''' every ou''ase
.. .Ho'''uu' ''S"''' '"' 'u'''' " sD'
E'S'uase "Ou,u SOO" i'"'" w s''u IT,
0's'' 'H'O"S" '"' .O'4' 'O "" :,
OUT feSo'''"s u '''1"s' u ''"u''
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t;,, &c.,, III ;,,,o.l,rnnoo ,r;,h ,Lo
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III. S,n,o ;s sov.ro;un then tho ;pdi.
viduul cannot look Lcyuud il for pro.
,.c,;ou hint if III, milton ia .ovrroipu
,b.n It i, meapuo,. and Gisrra.o nm.
f,,iomaLje to ex.c, suprcm. allegiance
with out rendering its ouly equivalent,
pcIsOaal protection. That is n species
Of rcus Mug not above the cOmprshen.
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The House Of Representatives have
fpssed bill repeating a portion Of the
Specie Resumption Ac:, and it is now
pending before tue Senate. III! three
Representatives fscm this Stn;c were
.2r its repeal, and W. presume that
I,'i Of our Senator's sill DO tho Same;
T., .lry Do not. they will certainly fill
e. "a resent 'he vii! ola very large
r siry Of Tie people Q! this State.
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Sale of Delinquent land for Taxes

The undersigned Sheriff Of Lewis county, hereby gives notice
that the real estate mentioned in The following list Or so much there
Of MS shall 10 sufficient satisfy the with the dam
ages IN the commission of per cent Q" he Who'll" amount
to the Sheriff. will be sold public nnc'iOn bwee" the hours OF ~
o'clock in the morning nud o'clock the afternoon Monday III"
ID day Of December 1871 tina; being the fist lay Of she December
term Of the County Cou of said comfy unless TIE SAT-" nxe utter
est damages aud commissions paid t" him. Or into tue
treasury Of the II the said sale e completed ou the Sam
frs, DAY will be continued from dag day. Sundays exCp'c
between the houTspErcsaid until shall he rump ecd
u G. EANDERvORT Sheriff Of Lewis County.
FOH THE YEARSlS 73 md 1874.
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WINES and

WINES and
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
which | Mn prepared 10 serve ont to my
iripnds md trlluw-r;iizrns.
feel satisfied that I you gtyo Tic call
you will Gnd that cannot be beaten in the
city.
can lie found a. ali sCasOnable hours as
my BaF-Eoow, opposite Fred DFinknan's
store.
! Iccl s'tls!IcG that when you once call
you will Lave well pleased with your visit
JOHN MORRISON.
Weston October 21-Gm
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SALE or
Robert lrvin9's Really.
Henry lirunnOn, Adm 'str.tOr OrRObrrt
Irvine, deceased, ind -,

The creditors and heirs Of Role IT Irvine,
deceased.
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NAME OF PERSON CHAR
GED Win TAXEs.

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.IEA 3|0Gr
1'irai-t'iass ssar.

IN NY PLACE or BUSINESS HAVE
| on hand and am cOnsIanilI receiving u
superior article Of imported
BkANbIES,
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OUR
BOOK & STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
gu

chool Books, Blank Books ani Stationery.
At all tunes good assortment on hands al exsee
ingy low prices.
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AUDITORS OTFicE ". Va, October 20, 1877.
The above M is correct aru from tho Records of this Office
J 8. MuLrr Auiitcr
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effective measure OF reconciliation Others,
II q the past history OF Congress teaches US,
will bo ready to sell their votes for price;
aud tho promoters Of the great schemes can
afford to make that price exceedingly liberal
and tempting.
Beyond these clements Of strength the
great power Of combination will be en-
ployod To- carry through the most cNtraNa-
gunt appropriations. We look to SEQ tho
5 .th,rn tactic and Northern Pacific Rail-
roads enter Congress inlissolubly umitcd
and both CRYING. with one voice. like the
daughters of the horse lccch, "Vivc, givcV
4 lil,lc reelection will satisfy any ono OF
tho trrn ondous force with which the North
crn Pacific interest can boz brought TO
boar upon tho legislation Of Consrc ss.
The bonds Of that company have hcon
scattered everywhere. Scarcely n little
village can be found which Is wholly
destitute Of them. Many a farmer was
drawn by the onor Of high interest to
mort gage his home toad to raise money for
investment In these illu-ivc securities.
Some small towns whore they worc n'go-
ilntrd through litllc national banks fur
nshcl customers for them To- the amount Of
sevcnty-lvc or ono hundred thousand doll
lars. These bonds are now almost, if not abb
soutcly, WORTHLESS. u- is the stock In the
now North Pacific Company, for which n
largo portion Of the bonds have been cx-
changed. Tho loss sustained 10y the huld-
cr- of both bonds and stock Is eccnly felt,
and the prospect of giving IA new value To
them would at once evoke into being an
uctiyn ami determined pccuniary Interest.
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n iills lllllt young lldI, Milu Suiity INli
and whiskcrs upon which the morning sunlight
rested AZ If it had found ns homo. sat musiug
in a lofty apartment. His low collar. nogli-
gently half buttonod beneath the chin. revealed
a throat 81 dallin. whitonc-s-a throat long.
archcd. anG nrNihlo like swan's The sandy
hair. brushed straight back from tho temples.
haif hid tho rare beauty Of his cula. in tho
pronlin tat Eyes of the slender and sandy young
man tl '.' shoue % tender light About the cor
n.r-ol hissnlrmu set -Hrcwl moutl. I.N pDricuee
hal wriitrn ITS mysterious autograph in char-
a. t.s- Ineligible to the yoriost fool Such was
W. X. Rogers. tho private secretary vi Mr..
Hayes.
NJ dream is realized" he remarked nloud.
rising from his luxurious chair and pneiug Tie
room W th an almost feline gru,c OF movement.
" Not yet 40 years " age. I find myself an im-
poriAn.. perhaps the most important. factor in
the administration " national affairs. Though
not President myself. / ii tate the policy OF the
President. sD iar as the Executive corresponds
cnco is concerned. | write h4 speeches. COM
posehs letters. Ibrng to the dull routine Of
Executive duties the rainbow charms OF scnu-
mont. of poetry. % ws'hctic al haw'
A hiuck and bitter look now clouird his oia-
lnstr brow. The private secretary suddenly
remembered chat thoro WAS one m nh'r Of the
Cabinet who misunderstood. euuhhol. aul tried
20 crush him. JIG remembered uldt only y,s-
t'rday whom he had vcntured to suggest 90 Mr..
Iyarf- that his despatch to the Dominion Cow
eminent in roEarl Ia thc tarin on empty holster
cans ia kcl that ideal grace of di.tlon which
oniy true poetic insight gam l.nl f1 the products
Of tholrln. the Secretary OF state had cgard,d
him wih stony stare.
II shall not lorgttth blank nni stupid look
be envo NO. continued W. X. Rogers. lle
Fyaris f,ars mo. H. seeks t1orush mop will
crush hin as would crush wrigglmg worm"
4 negro entered with an armful ~ papers.
Ills Evcllcnny wishes de documents wrote
ont in GOOD EnsAsh-prcperl 'splosscd." he
said.
"lIc trusts mo. lcans upon mo-" said W. X.
Rogers. eagerly. lilo would neyor send m-
portan, matters like these to Evars. Do you
see that p.t Of Ink. poor Afriean9 The nuid it
contains Is as black IA night. black as
Egyptian nisht. black "a your own mys-
tnrious check. Yet, In that pot ~ ink are
Nl the glowing co.urs. all tho urIsmatic hues
that makes style .iuufI. 1t requires p ma
sician TO evoke them. poor African. Evarts
amt do IT, Tho namc II the magician is lihe-
.orr. and | command him as ho commands
thom."
81 srosn dcro's no objection TO written de-
doaum, uts in color" replied tho poor African.
with ..nty. " 80 lona as &c vocabulary is prop
,r'y 'slres4cd.'
The messenger lcft tho room and W. X.
Rogers gave his attention % the memoranda
-aut ly Mr.. Hayes. "' Nrito TO Logan" be
road. go and ton him that appreciate his great
saer.l so in February. ana that he shall hava nay
support Cos ihe Ga ago Custom House NV.
that 'an watt" ronark.l the private secretary.
" logan - style is dawlHhie. IL but hers the
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The New Annexation scheme.

IlDfp arc some ~lilkllN thlNlN'I''N l'-
tween the scheme which lcl 90 the annova-
ton of Texas aul that which IS now project
cd for tho acquisition If ramauiipas, Nucvo
Loon Chihuahun, CoaAuila, and Sonora, or
their richest parts.
Congress passed tho joint resolution for
nnncNing Texas TO the United Sta'es, and II
was signed 10y JoHS 1lLrE March >, 1915,
on the eve Of his retirement from Office.
Mexico had formally notified our Govern
mont that annexation would be followed by
war. lIENRY CLAY, SrLAs WR.uT. JOHN
FuRsYrH, MARTIN VAN BUREN, pAStrL WrB-
sTEE THOMAS IL. BENTON, and other 4cad-
ing Wigs and Democrats Of that day.
had warned tho country that war would
cnsuc. Nj. Polk. who had been elected
Pre- don't over Mr.. CLAY. was the tool OF tine
anncSntiurists and spectators. who sought
to extend the institution ~ slavery. and o.
fill their poe ket- hy the same measure.
Gen TAYLOR. in command II the Army 90
Occul l'ion, had boon stationed at Corpus
Christi about six months without being mo-
Tested by the McNicans or masking any hose
tile movement himself Mexico would mot
provoke q conflict and therefore Mr.. POLK
aulhi-adyiser-d ,terniuri .ous-umc .ho ili-
iuativc. Onihe 18TH Of January, l.lG, while
Congro-- was iu Session. Gen. TAYLOR w1s
ordered t. take possession OF Point Isabel
Laredo. and other points pp.-'to Ma'i-
moras AMI Micr ON the Rio GIanIe. vi..h
be had been previously Instructed not to
disturb. That ADVANCE lei To fighting;
AMI yoi w1r mi-'i have boon avoided bv
negotiation With Mexico, If tAage had been
any y sire for amity AMI clu.iliatun on
the part ol Mr.. iOLK and lis Sec.luAal sug-
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that wo may experiment in amalgamatng
an homogeneous population, and n race differ
cnt in language laws and ideas, into solid
mass, as the crown of his Southern policy.
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ny devoted TO socialism
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uo.i ism.
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OCCASION
london mammos complain moro loudly
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