Meiorial forwarding; ion from ce gentlemen of the province of Kiangsu, who pray for permission to erect memory of the Into Chren Kuo-j ing the years I officer was stationed in the of the two districts of of his rank, and have the case formally tried. The Prefect now states that the defendant has given up the title deeds of certain property, and has paid over sums is. 5,400, and that the ims of the plaintiffs have thus been settled to their satisfy The Memo-Hist remarks that the ease is very different from an ordi im for debt. The put the plaintiffs to much trouble and exp J only refunded the money under the pressure of legal Tf he were restored to his offi and were shamd enough after what has veeurred to be w gto weeupy a position would always be a wer of his committing some fresh act of dishonesty. It is therefore solicited that dismissal possibil Reserip ying, where he greatly di self," driving away the recovering the towns when tured, and preserving the country. fre fiom. Also Tau w fore rebels, he marched ayainst them at the head of five Inuulyed men, defeated them repeatedly, anal ssu secured the peace of the neigh! The petition aving themselves been subjected to the I of civil war, and feeling that the: their preservatation te the military: of the lute general, pray the Kmper November of Customs at Huai of duties collected office during the chine last.
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