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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-24
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KENTUcK lEE RFfAASCEs At IFYENGToN.
LOuisIaifa state Finances

AOUASEUftN St0tS If4HMCeSs
Boston, May 2S.-the Supreme Court
declares as 0nnconstitutionaIt the law pun
lshing persons ferscontem pit of court in re-
flung to answer Questions, nAfI T't5i1r
The Legislative Committee have, been
eliminating themselves, ~ E5,S ~, &C..
TORONTO, May, 2S.--Thei.tow of Bead
ford has been burned. Loss, over half
million. .-r
LEXINGTON, May 2s.-Mollie Gadwall-
adler won the race. Time, E46f Ida!
Radiation won the second race: Time,
l:43. ,,,.,,,., -,, 'H'roS
A bolicen1ahn," Called into. q ,bagnio on
the corner of Holiday and Centre streets
to quell disturbance last night, was kill
ed.
NEW, 0REEA Ms May lG3-The Supreme
Court recognizes the Constitutional 1itnita9
ton of the State debit The decision vail
o3Ies opllgatlons contracted prior to the
auoption etl The Icenstitusionai amend
nehts, limiting the State debt including
ABOUT SIX mlllions ITO the New Orleansl
Mobile and Texas Railroad, but excludes
the state Aourset and. .rumerons : ~ Il or
State Liabilities assumed by the Legislature
since IFS adoptioh. '.'oTi iT'F7T '''fS7S'ff
'NEw YORK, May oSS The stockholders
Of the Texas Pacific, Railroad, Company
met to-day. at the Office OF Marshal o.
Roberts, and had an election of directors
Marshal o.! Roberts, Thomas A Scott
Samuel J. yTilden, Edward Pierpent
Henry G. .Stebbins, Geo, w. Cass, w. II.
Walters, Henry. d. Newcourt, E. w
Price, Henry s.; MeConb, John W. For
ney, lyen MeManus, John 8. Harris, VIM.
Throckmorton ''' - : iis.'-
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Mr. Samuel CASTLE will deliver another lee
ture on. prophecy, at Temperance Hsus East
Knoxville, tomorrow evening at o'clock: -
Nothing of interest in municipal affairs.
Fresh fish from the French Broad river are in
market every day.
Bob Wilds, WAS engaged yesterday in laying
pipe to bring water from First Creek to- the
custom house building.
Hester Cooper, alias Rachel Landlord, was
incarcerated yesterday for infringing the seventh
Injunction of the decalogue. 800
with stealing hogs was postponed until this
morning. BE was convicted and sentenced at
the previous term Of the Criminal Court, but
obtained new trial on some technicality.
Chamberlain s. Albers will run their mann
moth soda fountain at the fair grounds during
the Expositiop. 81 81 i hIU JOG
The ground has been broken for the erection
of the Messrs Rogers new business house, on
Gay street.
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The PLAGUE IN BUENos. AYREs.-We
publish to-day an interesting account by
our special correspondent of the terrible
rayages of the yellow fever in Buenos
Ayres. A city of two hundred thousand
inhabitants has been almost depopulated.
Twelve thousand have already fallen vic
Tins to the fell destroyer. All that could
leave have, left, and of the twenty-five
shousand remaining eight thousand at
least were down with the disease when the
mail left. The mortality reached. in one
cay the awful number of seven hundred
ana torty-nine. It has decreased since that
time bSreason Of the population having
fed to TIE country. Great distress and
suffering exist, and there is no knowing
what the end will be- Is not this q case
that calls for assistance? Is it not prop
er time for those of our people who are
charitably disposed to come forward in aid
of our plague-stficken and suffering breth-
rem of Buenos Ayres IN Y. Herald.
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MThAse fEdffara.,,

A Californian is puzzled to know how to get
ahead of those editors" He says that an eff.
fort to deny them information is certain to result
in wholesale qualifications Of. what ought not to
be known. Whenever they are sued for libel
the plaintiff in the ease gets whipped. When
ever a fellow goes for them7with .horseYhip,
he knows how it is hinsslfA that Is how tie
horsewhip is. If they are attacked through the
papers, they invariably get in the last lick and
if they are demonstrated with, the affair is re-
ported at length as one of those interviews. But
he hatters himself that after all he knows how
te fix them. 1--WE shall,' says he, spaste q
slip of paper inscribed with the ten command
ments over the sally-port of . hornets nest and
leave the concern on the, editors desk. The
villain can't stand the dec.louge; he can tsee
it without dropping everything, and methodi-
cally violating each separate injunction; he is
as certain to punch his fist through that paper
as was Ulysses to; unsesl his sack of storms"
If this man wants to die, he had better try the
thing on, that's all.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-24

The amount Of physical labor and travel
performed by the bishops of the Episcopal
and Methodist Churches is almost incred.
ible. The statistics of the Episcopal
Church, show that the average life of 2
bishop Is but fifteen years. They are liz
orally worked to DEATH Bishop Whipple,
of Minnesota, has slmost broken down in
his work. Bishop LittlejohE, of Long
Island, does the work of half a dozen cler-
gymen. He has his robes on Sunday six
and even seven times. o or the fifty-two
Episcopalian bfshops,a thirty-three have
been conseerated during the last twelve
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WASHINGTON

s'thGH7n =. .In1a EEJIT0aS = omit fgazGiHD
ILLNESS OF MIR. COIFAx
atWAsHINGToN' May @. Senator An
thony has been, selected, presiding officer
in'the Senate in the place of CoifaS wSo
sent the Senate note. saying he will not
be, able to preside the. Iemainder .gof the
session. The Senate went into executive
on the, treaty. - sreite5ofrmcsss sirmK 81
ColfaX is easier to-day, though he is very
weak and requires close attention. 90. 80. -:
The condition of CoIfax renders his re-
moval from the capitol imprudent.7T -se
lanes Belknap was confirmed Super
'iSing Inspector of Steamboats, Izd r n
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-kW cFgs The --latest styles. EI7sYEl "a
We have received large lot Of new type Of
the latest styles known to topographic art, and
are prepared to do all kinds of job printing at
short notice Our terms are reasonable, and
work guaranteed. NsS .tHqma9 .T4tssgq
Knoxville Turn Verein.
Ali members of this Society will please meet
at their Hall, at o'clock tonight, as there is
business Of Importance to be transacted. ! ID, ;,
.8ur JOHN ScHERF, Pres'ts9
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Obituary Notice.

Departed this life, at his home; in Knox
county, on the 10th instant, Mr.. John M.
Plumlee, in the forty-ninth year OF his
age.
Mr.. Pluniee was q, ruling elder in the
Caledonia Presby terian Church, and ia
his death the Church has lost one of its
most loved and useful members. Having
been sorely afflicted for many years, and
thus disabled from hard labor much pfIhis
time was spent in the careful Astady of
Gods Word, and we have never seen a
common man who had edraHk deeper of
this Fountain Of Life. The saving and
sanctifying truths of the Bible had per-
meated his Fhole ifey beautifHll liz adorp 111g
it With the graces OF the Gospel web IN
ting him for usefulness here and for glory
hereafter. And, though deeply grieved at
the loss Of our departed brother, We rejoice
in the assurance that 'our loss is his eter-
nsl gainfY' d003saq bns 2niIl0J
Dearest brother, thou hast left US,
Here,thy loss we deeply fee, 1-fsr
Yet, again we hope to meet thee
Where no farexe ell tear is shed"
- s-iIgsx mIG13 ydfEIEAi MIS-
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Chancery Court at RutledS e.

Benjamin Peck. Admir-, &o, vs. NJ L Dick and others.
IN THIS CASE, AS APPEARS FROM THE BILL,
L which is sworn to, the defendants, Thomas Smith
and Wits, Nary and w III Dyer, non-residents OF
the State of Tennessee therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle requiring
at Rutdege, on the Sd Monday of October, 1911, then
and there to make their defense said BILL or the
same will By taken for confessed, and set for hearing
ex parte.
Atrus. corr ofthe order Test :; = 8 .rrr
may d 1S21-z1tt,. -, By ] w YOE ca II
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William Galbraith VS. Thomas GaIbraith.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
affidavit OF the plaintiff that the defendant Thorn
A Galbraith, nonresident of the State: 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Kno vile Chronicle.
paper published in Knoxville Tennessee notifying the
said Thomas Galbrath to appear before me- st lay
Office in And yrson county, on the 3lst of December
ISL and make defense to said attachment or the
will be taken for eonfessedas to him. and fer hear
ing ex patel q J.W. KEY.J P for said county.
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Brick Pomeroy's newIwifs is q daughter
of Colonel L., Ct. Ryder, of Cleveland,
Ohio. She is said to be Q lady of medium
height, with fair complexion and pretty
face, and has for some time past contribu-
ted the column called the Home Corner
in omeroy g Demo toyer the signature
ELM Orin.pse aellsd So q1s .s4aG
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PERsoNAL.vWe ), had the pleasure OF
meeting last night Mr.. VIM. Rule, OF the
hTnSo f Chronicle, who is also Special
Agent 9fs the Post Office Department, snd
is on his way to New Orleans on official
businessa cHe travels by the Alabama and
Chattanooga load as every other wise
man does who wants to save time and dis
tance.-Cattqnooga Times, %.
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A. s. MARINER, Marshal.
CciIere New.. j N5n /

The literary societies are preparing for their
annual contest for ''ths gavel' to be awarded
for the best oratorical displaylat The end Of the
session in June
The senior and Junior classes are also at work
with reference to approaching exercises.
Prof Nicholson has recently returned from
a trip to Nashville, and reports that consid-
cradle numberof students viii. be added from
that section next fall. ~tA' -'s
The manual labor system is working admit
rably, and many students are thus contributing
much towards defrsying their e1pehies.s BY
this and other means the grounds have been
greatly improved. A.large number Of trees have
been planted out, which in a few years will
cover university Hip with beautiful grove,
and, in the absence Of park, will make it one
ofthe most pleasant places Of resort in reach Of
the city. .LDITOL ,STLH ,2IOU2
Students now obtain board at the University
boarding house for two dollars per week. ~" I'
The number of students is expected to be
largely incrcaced next fall. - 80. ''i'*
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: chaAcery. Court at RuiIedge.

"a BILL TO SELL LAND TO PAY DEBTS.
Thomas Bradshaw and Thomas Patterson, Adm's, 10.
i.e.-a a63 VS. VIM Lowe and others. u st
TN, THIS. CAUSE, AS APPEARS FROM THE
bill, which is sworn to, that the defendants VIII
liam Lowe and wife, Minerva, non residents of the
State of Tennessee 1t therefore ordered the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle requiring said
defendants to appear before the Chancery Court at
Rutledge, ON the 3rd Monday of October, 1871 then
and th1re to make their defense to said bill. the
for hearing ex parte, -
IA true copy of the order. Test ~ y l.5y1 -1eT9
G C SMITH, G Il NJ p
may "A, is1,w4t ByJW,Y0E, b CAV.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Chsncery Court at TasewelI.

! OhIUINdL
Esha Bishop and another Elijah Jones and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
allegations in the bill, which is sworn to- that the
defendants. Robert Bales and John Birchfeld, are
non residents of the State of Tennessee so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served them 1t
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, not-
ng said defendants to appear before the Chancellor
at q Chancery Court to be holden at farewell on the
End Monday of October next then and there answer
otherwise make defense to said BILL the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing parte.
A true coPy.of the order. iC
1o "a 1850, i,r-.ref = ]. R. EVANS, CO III,
r..,....,t; BY D CD n
-. h. - 10 :. mar 1T
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MOUNT VERNON I'LL. April g. 1871.
MEssRs. J. N HARRIs Co., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Gentlemen-I heard one of my customers speak IN
such high terms of Aliens Lung Balsam to-day, that
thought would write you the substance OF his state
ment: He says his mother. who is sixty years of
age has suffered with consumption for several years.
and has been under the of all best physicians
but never received auy permanent benefit; then she
sam that could be procured for her. but all to avail
She still grew worse until she was confined to her bed
and when she was seized with paroxysm OF coughing
she would lose the power of respiration and they Wer
compelled to to various means to restore breath
ing and while she coughed so hard she could not
pectorate anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hopes of her recovery Her noticed
the advertisement OF Aliens Lung Balsam IN the
cure and try it. They commenced giving her the Bal
sam at O'Clock P. n. directed, dose every hour
until midnght then she took another spell of cough
ing and expectorated mouth full of dark yellow mat
ter which was something she had been able to do
for some time They continued to give her the Balsan
until morning and then she began to expecorate free
ly and within two hours she had expectorated three
pints of mucus matter, which gave her immediate re-
lief and since that time she has continued to improve
She now sits up all day and can walk about the house
and take considerable outdoor exercise. Her son
bought more Of the Balsam to-day and he is recon-
Yours respectfully, A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof OF merit than the case
'iiis BALSAM is without doubt tho
best expectorant remedy ever offered to the afflicted
nubic III contains no opium IN any FORM ana Its
is harmless to the most delicate. rs.sss ,srds
ga. Directions accompany each bottle.
-. r.-- ..-,-4i - sT-fff- Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOR SALE By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
~ For Sale by 81 + Z IL III
\. J. STAFFORD * CO., Knoxviiiie' Tenn.
GiHxMBERLAINv q ALsERs, 20 IS
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Drugs and Medicines.

- The symptoms of1ivercom-
plant are uneasiness and
isL 4 pain in the side Sometimes
NtsaaHoHINs Il the pain is in the shoulder,
NIMMl INN B and is mistaken for rheuma-
tism. The stomach is affected
& with loss of appetite and
-a-si-.. sickness. bowels in general
zuuzuE..rzzkzzzmz cOstive, some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation considerable loss of memory, accompanied
1ssz1zzszMz.z with painful sensation ofhav-
81 - f-i...- & ing left undone something
4 - which ought to have been
- done. Often complaining of
W. X weakness debility, and low
Il LII Ill 3 spirits. Sometimes many of
y the above symptoms attend
the disease. and at other
~ - times very few of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most involved. Cure
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The following persons, are appointed as AS
sistant Msrshals for the Decoration ceremonies
on the goth = .e,e.tEa oonessrfFn
Col j NJ Fhornburg, Col B p Stacy, COLI B
Brownlow, Col L G Houk, Maj d A Carpenter,
Maj David "A Nelson, Maj w r McBath, Capt
Fl M Atkin, Capt s Munson, Capt N Elder
Col. B. P. Stacy and Capt H. M. Atkin are
assigned to the duty of fitting up the wagon
furnishing the Misses, and taking special
charge of the same, on day of decoration. sIs i,
1.-THE balance of the Assistant Marshals win
please report promptly at 8 o clock A. jim
full uniform, and mounted, to assist in receiving
delegations forming acknowledging procession,
and experimenting the, entire Decoration Cere-
monies-at my Office. on Gag Street, on the said
S0th day of May.
All ex-oficers and soldiers Of The Federal
Army will please appear inuniform, and join in
the exercises of the day,
sincerely hope that all e1-Confederate SOL
diers and thoir friends, will meet US at the Gem
stery, and, at least, witness the ceremonies, and
show by their presence that, though we were
once enemies, we are ro,o friends.
& Mariner Marshal
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Murchant Tailoring.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORM
ed partnership, under the frin name Of Evans
Lewis for the sale of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Cans,
Trunks &C. having succeeded to the retail business IL
Page Co., at their old stand No. so Cav street. vhsrs
ey will be happy to see all their old friends and Is
many ones wish desirable goods at fair prices.
go III. d. EVANS.
S. d. j. LEWIS-
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FoREtGy NEWS By THE CABLE

Terrific Fighting in the City Of Paris,
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Having this day retired from the retail Boot and
Shoe business desire to return thanks the people Of
East Tennessee for the liberal patronage accorded ne
for fifteen years. and assure them that they
will ind it to their advantage to transfer their avors
the new firm who have succeeded ne at my old
tand, No. 50 Gay street. HARVEY PAGE.
tsIoW
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70 FOR SALE BIZ ALL MEDICINE DEALERS

GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief for the Erng and Unfortunate diseased and
debilitated Sent in sealed letter envesopes tree Of
TIor, No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. e
IanI1-o3W0m Is .EoEaEI HshYE
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lax The head is troubled with PAIN and dull heav
sensation, considerable loss of memory sccompanie
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J G RosK, Solicitor for gomplainants.
Ga1giwn s1sf s+e-, NAV "a l872-w4t
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XIX.
,

Por entire los Arboles que coronan aque-
liza trondosa colina, cuya elevation pare
ceria considerable q no ser por las mucbas
montanas vecinas que Sc van desplegan-
do en- .hileras mas y mas elevadas, brillan
con singular hermosura las blancas mura-
liza del convento, ALI es donde habita el
caloyer, hombre NADIA tosco en- verdad,s y
que no rehusa q 'nadie un asiento su me-
sa; el viajero recibe siempre Ia mejor hos
pitalidad en- tales sitios, y ditfcilmente Sc
dara prisa q dejarlos, 81 es de los que go
zan contemplando los primores de la bella
naturaleza.
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De derecha q izquierda Sc extienden
los Alpes de Ia Chimera, anfteatro volcA-
nico de Ia Naturaleza, cuya mole oscura Y
formidable va engrandecienaose mas y
mas q la vista: ALA abajo parece como. que
SO agita un vale Yiviente; triscan los re-
banos, incense los arboles, circular los ar
royosiy el abeto de la montana inclina
pausadamente su cabeza. Mirad-al esta
.el negro Aqueronte, rio en- otro tempo
consagrado 4 la tumba! jOh, Pluton! 81 ESQ
que estoy presenciando es el inferno, bien
puedes cerrar avergenzado las puertas del
Eliseo, que ciertamente no sera mi SOM
bra la que pretenda entrar en- 81.
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VA LOS VAN CONOCIENDO,

p; Cuando en- La prensa de toda la Pc
nfnsula con una 8 dos discordantes
excepciones ha sido recibido comm
dignacion el artfculo que bajo el epf=
CRATE de UNA Ex1GENcIA DE HONOR
public6 Ell 18 La Constitution, jdz que
Sc del efecto que habra hecho ep la
1sla de Cubael yer que un lperi6dico
cuyo director Sc dice relacionado con
hombres importantes de los que tie
nen ITALIA polftica en- Espafla,o haya
lanzado sobre los defensores dc la
honra nacional la tremenda acusacion
de asesines de d. Juan Clemente Ze-
nea, filibustero amigo tntina0 q q1eyi-
disinso de, D.. Nicolas 7Azcarate que q
su vez 10 es, segun confession de parte,
de los redactores de. otro peri6dico
que Sc publica en- Puerto-Rico, aaJ e.
7 esta acusacion 10 hace iel diario
cimbrio "a fin de que no. tenganlos
que avergonzarnos en- Espafla, porque
la rebellion que hemos atribuido mas
de una vez a los voluntarios de Cuba
haya llegado 4 punto de desconocer,
en- sentencias de .muerte, los supremos
poderes dc la metr6poli, primcra yla
mas legftima representation de la ma
cionalidad y de Ia patriagT4
De 10 que d podrla avergonzarse
Espaf1a, 81 no fnera que susleyes no
Sc oponen q clio hoy, seria de permi-
tir que en- su capital viesen la luz Pc
ri6dicos como La Constitution. En-
ninguna parte es mas libre Ia prensa
que en- los Estados-Unidos, y allf
durante la guerra sivil enmudecieron
todos los peri6dicss que simpatizaban
con el Sur Por fortuna 81 en- Madrid
Sc toleran papeles tan visiblemente
enemigos de los her6icos defensores
de Cuba espanola, la opinion pdblica
los rechaza con un grito unanime, Ian
zado por los diarios de todos los par
tidos, hasta por El Impartial, 6rgano
legitimo de los dem6cratas. El Debate,
llustrado peri6dico que ardientemente
defende 10 mismo los. intereses de
las Antillas que la situacioni creada
por la revolucion, hace yer que ese
salvo- -conducto con que qpIiere el Sr,
Azcarate ce1nprometer no solo al Sr.
duque de Ia Tore sine, 4 Ia Espafa
entera, es de la EXCLUSIVE responsabi-
lidad del Sr Moret, sorprendido sin
duda por su antique companero de
redaccion. Por 10 demas, nj Espafia
puede bajarse a 9hacer vergonzosas
transacciones con los rebeldes, nj los
espanoles de Cuba reciben 6rdenes de
..s 4 j II I
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pio de una, epoca mejor. Ahora. los
hombres de estado que. estan lucha n
do habilmentes y con exito, lisonjero
para dominar las no allanadas di6cul-
tades del problema, en-, la historic, de
Espartero pueden shallar los mas po-
derosos argumentos para agruparse
moyidos .por un lmismo tin en- derre-
dor del strono de Amadeo,: de qeien
paedes decirse que sus ssdbditos le CO.
nocen va personalmente y por sus de-
slgnios mejor que sc conoci6 a rey
,alguno de los que han llevado 1. la CO.
roma de Espafla de algunos siglos q la
fecha. .ha r-.4
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marcha para il 4 saludar al jefe. de- Alba
MIA, Scuiyas terriblesy ordenes ,csolnlstituyen
ali 4, suprema leys pporque rige con san
grisnta inano q tn pueblo turbulento y
6udaz; no, empefo, sin que oalguna banda
de bravos montafeses tssprecie en- tall 8
cpalparteItodo su poder, llegandoA AiNeces
hasta provocarle, al ampafo de fornidables
rccss; y no dandose 4 partido siDo ! fuer-
- de orc. .,..