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lo 'jiagto Spa n, the soatiieru and western per t one at the it time belonging to France, bat bow farming the black republic or empire of Hayti. I; wonid appear that the Spanish rfier in 9in: Domingo …
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in January, 1871, were 40,902, so that we received more than one-half. Of pig-iron, Great Brilain sent us 8221 tons in January, 1871, to 4821 tons in January, lsoo, and 8653 tons in Janu¬ ary, 1860. "…
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The population, on hearing that the commissioners had sent a report fav¬ orable to the project, armed them- selves and commenced setting fire to the buildingH, threatening to burn the town, uttering c…
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ner concluded. During the delivery of his speech Sumner was listened to with extraor¬ dinary attention, and every word uttered by the Senator was received in respectful and almost breathless silence, …
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in a State, and certainly will not volun tarily emigrate to a State, where all the political power is in the hands of ne- M, who by their hatred of the whites, and their uniform vote igainst the white…
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C. P. Winkler, J. B. Coot, Arc t.; W. Z. Taylor, Fareason A Clay, Ed. Neiderer, C. F. Conn, Craft A Scales, A. F. Dods. In Southern Part of the City J. II. smith, John F. Thomas, K. A. Parker, Clarke,…
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'iVAsniNfl-riHf, isoveuiber 5- The haoeas r ir,'i.caMi of Uaiuuel L. Perry, the colored trees urj messenger arrested ou a requisition from North C'atollua for forgery, was taken up before Judge Wyllo …
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ties there, and the claims of certain citi zens of the United States will be in this manner determined, 'ihe long pending claim3 of two citizens cf tho United States. Pelletier and Lazarie. has bean d…