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Letters from 1856

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Leval to P. S.—As it is impossible to print the enclosed communication in this locality, I would be much indebted to you if you would forward it to any part of the country where publicity may be given to my letter, its publication being in accordance with my earnest wish. Your obedient servant, MANUEL RUIZ. A true copy: By the Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Staff, LEVAL, January 4, 1856

From Leval
To P. S.—As it is impossible to print the enclosed communication in this locality, I would be much indebted to you if you would forward it to any part of the country where publicity may be given to my letter, its publication being in accordance with my earnest wish. Your obedient servant, MANUEL RUIZ. A true copy: By the Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Staff, LEVAL
January 4, 1856

No. 2. [Untitled] [From the official paper of the constitutional government of the Mexican republic, Paso del Norte, January 4, 1856.—Translation.] D. MANUEL RUIZ. We extract what follows from No.…

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