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The German Peace Celebration In Phila-
Gelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The Ger
man procession to-day occupied four
hours in passing, and there were fully
10000 men in line, mostly in vehicles OF
on horseback. The butchers had sausage
factory and smoke house on wheels, and
fresh sausages and slices of ham were dis
tributed to the spectators. Bakers also
made a distribution of bread. There were
at least 100 wagons with artisans at work
at their trades. The streets were crowd
ed with spectators throughout the line o.
march, and the various objects of interes
were greeted with cheers.
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Almon Beers, of Walton, on Saturday
of last week, drove to this place, aud ship
ped for New York, yoke of oxen, which
weighed about 4, 100 pounds. For sleek
looking, high headed cattle, their equals
will rarely be met with in this section OF
country. Mr.. Beers may we'll feel proud
of his stock, even if these were extra sam
Piles. The yoke were sold on their ar
rival at Weehawen for S350.-Deposit
Courier.
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Sg- He went Saturday. to STAY al I'll

S1~ He went Saturday, to stay al the
year in the city to pick out the prettiest anC
chaepest dress goods, boots and shoes, ready
made clothing, hats and caps, &C., &c.
We mean Mr.. Decker, of the wonderful
cheap Auction store. He spends his time
this summer ia the City, to buy goods for his
store in Stroudsburg, and the people may
look out for new and cheap goods every week,
and some at half price. Mr. Amzi b.
Wyckoff will take charge of the store.
may Aft
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The Eoening Post of New York, an
able paper, which has been coquetting
with the Democrats, sees no prospect for
the success of the Democratic party. 1t
says: "What is the use Of the Demo
Garlic politicians thinking of the next
Presidential election ? Do they imagine
that the American people will put into
power party which has been an umiti-
gated nuisance, breeder of disorder, a
corrupter of public virtue, the debaucher
of politics, the friend of every wrong aud
oppression, the fomentor of violence and
rebellion for more than dozen years
do they believe that the people will put
such party in power, unless it first
shows, by unmistakable evidence, that il
has truer purpose than Falstaff had, tc
purge and live cleanly? The Democra
tic party supported slavery-and was
beaten. 1t countenanced rebellion-and
was beaten. 1t set up peace-at any
price platform-and was beaten. 1t ad
vocated repudiation-and was beaten
1t opposed equal laws and general suf
fraCc-aDd was beaten. And now it i:
marching on to the next Presidential elec
tion at the head of numerous bands o.
n nG-Klux, northern and southern-gang
who set both law and decency at defance
who rob where they do not kill wht
cheat where they cannot robj men whose
acts threaten the whole land with anarchy
and they have amongst them scarcely
single leader with brains or conscienc,
enough to rebuke violence and lawless
ness, or condemn public plunder.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

Six YEARS AGo.-In the year 1865,
if you will take the trouble to examine,
you find that the dates of the months and
days of the week correspond exactly with
those of the present year. Those who
have diaries of 1865 will find they are of
use this year, and the diaries of 1871 will
be of service in the same way in 1876
For instance, the Goth of March came on
Monday in '65 as well as III, and will be
on the same day in '76. Such is one OF
the laws of the universe, which time alone
makes and governs.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

GERMANY has done a noble act towards
a down-fallen foe, by releasing France
from the payment of one tenth of the war
indemnity agreed upon at the cessation
of hostiities between the two countries.
This gift-one hundred millions dollars
in gold-could not have been better or
more opportunely bestowed, and the
world will accord Germany the credit of
magnanimity seldom exercised by ma,
tions.
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Fire.

The Hotel belonging to Ex-Sherif' Henry
IN Paradise township, was destroyed by fire or
Saturday evening. The store property adjoin-
ing the Hotel was also in great danger, bat
through the active exertions of the people, who
had gathered, was saved We have not heard
Mr.. Henry's loss estimated, but the property
destroyed was insured in the Monroe Mutual
for 81 ,000 The building caught from fire il
the woods.
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Jury List--May Term, 1871.


Barrett acob Price, George w. Sees.
ChestnuthiU-Joseph Arnold, John Ap-
penzeller, G. w. Altemose, William Keller.
CooLbaugh- Gruber, Jerome B. Shaw,
Joseph Wilton. -.
East Stroudsburg- Brown.
Hamiiton-Josiah Fenner, John Haney,
Jackson-Joseph Rinker.
Middle SnlithfeLd-Benjamin Strunk.
Paradise-Simon Gruber, William Cofiman.
b Pocono Anthony Sebring, Samuel Daley.
Price-Leonard Lessoine
Stroud-Elijah Fisher
oudsbmg-Philip Miller
Iobyhanna- Timothy Miller
Iunkhannock- Bonser, William
Merwine
PETIT JURORS.
Barrett-Charles BOYER, Madison Price,
George G. Shafer
Ctestnutha-Jo oseph Butts, Charles Eberle,
Jerome Kresge, jacob Dorshirmer
East Sroudsburg-Thomas Stemples
Eldred-Adam Brotzman
Hamilton-George Butts, Jerome Fetherman,
William Haney, Barnet Kemmerer, John w.
Young
Jackson-Jonas B. Miller
Middle mithtietd-John Coolbaugh, Rudolph
Schoonover, William Schoonover
Pocono-Morris Henry
PoLk-Edwin Fisher, William Gregory
Jacob Altemose, Peter Gilbert, Amos Shafer
ROss-Daniel Andrew, Jacob Sucker
,Smithfeld-Phiiip Kaul
Stroud John w Huston, James II Kerr
Charles Swink
!Stroudsbrg- William Clements, George W
Drake, John Edinger, David Keller, Lynford
Marsh
Tunkhannoek- Michael Heller
II NJ McILHANEY Proty
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TAKE NOTICE
U. s. Internal Revenue,
assessors Office, EdSton, Pa,
Mdu 18th. 1871.

Notice is hereby given that the lists OF
Assessments of Taxes on Income for the
year 1870, and of special Taxes for the year
1871, for the Counties of Northampton,
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne, will be
open Tor inspection to all concerned, and that
appeals relative to any erroneous or exces-
slve assessments, will be received and con
sldered at the office of the Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue in the Borough of Easton, on
the
18th, 18th s. 14th of June, 1871.
all appeals must be made in writing, and
must specify the particular cause matter or
thing, respecting which decision is required
and must moreover state the principle or
ground of error complained of
WM. III. THOMPSON,
Assessor of Internal Revenue,
llth. District, Easton, Pa.
may Is, lS7l-3t
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ProthenOtary's Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the following
accounts of Assignees has been filed in the
office of the Prothonotary of the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, and will
be presented for confirmation and allowance
at the next term of said Court, on Monday,
May %, 1871.
The account of David Keller, Assignee of
Charles d. Brodhea1, Of the Borough of
Stroudsburg
The account of Charles L. Frantz, ASH
gnee of Samuel Hartzell, of Ross township.
The account of John w Huston, Asst
gnee of Joseph Mostcller, of Stroud town
ship.
THO. VI. MCILHANEY,
April 81, 1871. Prothonotary.
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Executors Notice.

Estate of JOHN iSHITE'LK decd.
Letters tcstamentary upon the estate of
John Shively, deceased, having been grant
ed to the undersigned by the Register for
the probate of Wills, &c., in and for tho
County of Monroe, all persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, to make them known without de-
lay, to
NANCY SHIYELY, Ececutrir.
Nav II, IS7l.-6t. Stroudsburg, Pa.
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Argument List-May Term, 1871.

Argument List-May Term, 1871.
Heller, Haney & Co. VS. Nathan Gregory.
Ruben Kresge vs.. Peter Gilbert.
Reuben Shupp VS.. Same
Ramsey & Williams VS.. Matilda Cramcr.
Exception to Auditor report in Merwine's
Estate.
Exception to Auditor report in the estate of
Jesse Van Buskark.
Rule upon Robert Huston, guardian of
Dcliah Cover
Township of Middle Smithfeld VS.. Michael
Kintner.
Rule upon School Directos of Independent
School District.
Exception to Road from Gouldsboro to
Naglesville.
Perry Krcsge VS. Jeremiah Teel, ct al.
Bonser VS.. Mackes.
Bartholomew VS.. Henry ct al.
Rule upon County Commissioners.
Staples VS.. Noyes.
Bowling vs. Bowling.
Same rs. same.
Rotzell vs. John Fellencer.
Fellencer VS.. Fellencer.
THO. NJ. McILHANEY, Prot'y-
May II, 1871.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, boasts of young
Samson, named Louis Kuckert. One OF
his feats is to lie fat on his back on the
floor and stretch his arms above his
head, with the palms of his hands up
ward, and for heavy man to place foot
in either hand, when he will raise him
with ease, getting up on his feet at the
same time. He has in this manner lifted
men weighing nearly 200 pounds.
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1t is stated that Gen. Sherman denies
that he made certain remarks which the
Democrats are attributilg to him with
great gusto as having been made in re
cent speech in New Orleans. He says
further that he will accept no civil OIL
political Office. Our surmises were there
fore correct, that he would refuse to run
against Gen. Grant in the Presidential
race, as advocated by the n. Y. Herald.
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The prospect for peaches is still declar-
ed to be good. The Wilmington (Del.)
Commercial, of Monday, says that no re-
port of injuries to the crop from the cold
weather of the past few days had been re-
ceived. The report that the crop has been
injured about Snow Hill, Worcester, coun-
ty, need excite no apprehension, as the
number of trees in that section is small
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

THOSE who look rather coldly upon
Canada will be perhaps be astonished tc
hear that she is the fourth maritime power
in the world, aud has 1881 ships, with a
tonnage of $4,000 tons. She stands
ahead of every nation except Great Bri
tain, the United States and France.
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eea- The members Of the " Grand army
of the Republic, and all soldiers Of the late
war, residing in Stroudsburg and vicinity,
are requested to meet in the Hall of the
Phoenix Fire Co, on Friday evening, May
18th, at I o'clock.
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Railway Lease.-The Midland Raj

EsAlkVay EleaSc.-Ihe MldIanu ItalI-
road has leased for ninety-nine years the
Midland, Unionville, and Water Gap
Railroad now in operation from Midland
to Unionville Orange county, and is author
lied to extend to the Delaware Water Gap,
Pa, in the coal regions. The Midland Rail
road Company assumes the entire floating
debt of the leased road and pays seven per
cent. annually on the stock
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

William Norton, wealthy miser aged
sixty years, of Hyde Park, died suddenly
at the breakfast table on Monday morn
ing. With all his gold, he would never
allow light in his house after sunset
but the miser. has gone, leaving behind
him all his treasure.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

THERE seems to be little doubt of the
nomination of Ben. Wade for the Gov
ernorship of Ohio, if he will accept, nor
any doubt of his triumphant election in
the event of his nomination. He will un.
questionably make most excellent Gov
ernor, and his election will occasion re.
joicing among Republicans throughout
the country.
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sA- Go to Simon Fried s, Main street,
Sroudsburg, Pa, if you need anything. in
the line Of clothing, boots, shoes, hats and
caps. Mr. Fried has a better selection
sells cheaper than any orthcr man in this
part Of the country.
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Philadelphia is the stronghold

Philadelphia is the stronghold Of
Presbyterianism in America. An ex-
animation of the membership of the prin.
cipal cities, exclusive of the rural congre-
cations united with their Presbyteries,
gives the following results Philadelphia,
8,137 New York, 1916; Brooklyn,
1868; Cincinnati, 1862 Chicago, 81
273; Baltimore, 1858 St. Louis, zip;
Boston, 734 Brooklyn is far ahead Of
New York in proportion to her popula-
ton. st. Louis. with population not
far below that of Brooklyn, has less than
one third as many Presbyterians: But
there, as in Baltimore, the southern sec.
tional organization draws away their
strength. On the same proportions as
that applied to taxables, the Philadelphia
membership indicates Presbyterian po.
pulation of one hundred thousand.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

FOUNDING STATIsTIGs-Ata meet
ing held recently in New York, to place
upon a frmer basis the Infant Asylum
and Founding Hospital of that city, it
was stated that out of 35, 900 births every
year in New York, $500 children were
born out of wedlock, and that 8 900 found
lings die annually from neglect. In 1869
out of 25, l67 or II 4l0 per cent. were
children under twelve months, and in
1870 the mortality of infants was 81 per
cent of the deaths. As an argument in
favor of the necessity of the mothers care
to raise children, it was stated that at an
Asylum in Montreal where artificial
means of sustenance were employed, out
of 4,059 foundlings, 8, 3,767, or SO per cent.
died. At Randall's Island, New York,
when artificial means were used, only ten
foundlings out of one hundred lived !;
where nurses were provided, 271 per cent
were raised, and full 70 per cent. were
saved where the mothers nursed the iu-
fants.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-05-18

The act forbidding the sale of intoxi.
eating liquors on election days in this
State has not yet become law, as has
generally been stated by the press 1t
appears to stick fast in the Senate, body
which has this winter smothered so much
beneficial legislation. Whether it will
get through at all is very much to be
doubted.
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nS~ DO you wish nice looking letter or
bill-head, envelope or card ? Call at the JET
FRsoNIAN Office, and get it printed in the
latest style
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Ha III you want TO to see the best assert
nent of ready made clothing, go to Simon
Fricd's, opposite the JEFFERsoNIAN Office,
Main street, Suoudsburg, Pa.
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Widows Appraisements.

The aprrasement of Widows in the
following Estates, will be presented for
approval to the next Orphans Court, to
be held at Stroudsburg, on Monday May
%, 1871.
Estate of Benjaim Klinetob, deceased.
Jacob Schellenberger, q
William w. Frutchey &"
Abraham Tucker.
John Mansfield.
THO. Nj. McILHANEY, Clerk.
May +, 1871.
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DIED..

In Smithfield township, on the 18th inst. /,
at the residence of her son, Mrs. Eleanor
Ann Posten, widow of the late Charles Pos
ten, aged 70 years.
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esa- you want to get a nice hat: just
the style, go to Simon Fried's, Main street,
Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa.
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Trial List, May Term. 1871.
A. Reeves Jackson VS. William S. Rees.
Ezra MARVIN VS.. Charles Henry, ct. al.
John Craig, Executor VS.. VIM. II. Serfass.
Borough of Stroudsburg VS.. Dreher & Nell
haney. N
Jacob K Shafer, Administrator VS.. John
Kunkle, Administrator, ct. al.
Geo. w Seip VS.. Chas S. Palmer,
Sarah Post vs. George Burd.
Denton & Lasson VS.. j. l. Allender.
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THURSDAY, MAY l6, 1871.

G<E- A new lot of Plaster, just arrived
at ~ s Wyckof 5, at Stokes Mills, and for
sale cheap.
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Dissolution Notice.

The undersigned, heretofore doing bust
negs in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Pa,
under the firm name of j. S. Williams &
Co., hereby notify the public that they have
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved the
copartnership heretofore between them exist
ing The books of the firm will be left at
the old place of business for settlement,
where f. Ii. Hibler, will continue the bust
ness. ~
j. S. WILLIAMS,
h. Ii. H1BBLER.
lo-r
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License Applications.

The following applications for License have
been filed and will be presented at the next
Court of Quarter Sessions ofNonroe County,
ON Monday, May %, 1871.
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pA Furnishing goods, trunks and
valicos, at Simon Fried S, at astonishing low
prices Main street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
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Travellers are always liable to sudden
attacks of Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and
these occurring when, absent from home, are
very unpleasant. The PAIN KILLER may
always be relied upon in such cases. AS soon
as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonful
in gill of new milk and molasses and gill
of hot water, stir we'll together and drink hot.
Repeat the dose every hour until relieved. II
the pains be severe, bathe the bowels and back
with the medicine clear.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take tea
spoonful in gill of not water sweetened well
with molasses also bathe the throat and stom-
ach faithfully with the medicine, clear.
DIR. Sweet says it takes out the soreness in
cases of bonesetting faster than anything he
ever applied.
Fishermen, so often exposed to hurts by hav-
ing their skin pierced with hooks and fins OF
fish, can be relieved by bathing with the Pain
Killer as soon as the accident occurs in this
way the anguish issoon abated bathe as often
as once in five minutes say three or four times
and you will seldom have any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs and cats are
soon cured by bathing with the Pain Killer
clear. May 4, 1S71.-lm.
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CtrOudsburg Market Report,

. Corrected weekly for THE JEFFERso-
MAN, by GEORGE L. HELLER, Wholesale
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GRAIN MARKET REPORT.

Corrected weekly by GARDNER & WALLACE,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Flour,
Meal, Feed, Grain, &c.
Flour, per bbl., Extra TO best
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pLANKS OF ALL KINDS for Sale at
Dthis Office.
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April 81, 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-18
ESCRIBANIA PIBLICA De GUAYANA.

En- los autos sobre quiebra de la sociedad Molina
ry Espendez Comp. en- liquidation en- la cual que
dc nombrado el socio D. Francisco Molinary adj
ministrador de los bienes de la misma por acuerdo
de todos los acreedores cuyo caracter ha sido
autorzado para contratar Ia refaccion judicial de
la Hacienda San Isidoro, ha producido dicho ad-
ninistrador I'm escrito acompanando las cnentas
rendidas por la refaccionista, el cual la pro-
videncia en- SUI virtud recaida son como sigue:-Sr
Juez de Ia Instancia D. Francisco Molinary hquida
dor " administrator de los biencs de Molinary Es-
pendez comp. en- liquidation ante Y S parezco en-
los autos de la quiebra de aquelos pieza de conve
MO con sus acreedores como sea mas confoIme
yenio estoy obligado terminada en- cada aio Ia "a
operacones de dicha Hacienda, dentro de los dos
meses sguientes 4 la termination del cosecho: y
cnmpliendo con dicha obligacion me apTesuro ex-
hbr las dos cuentas rendidas por Ia casa refaccio-
v Ia segunda con fecha de hoy. No creo que este
obligado rendir otra cuenta que la misma oonte-
nida en- las de refraccon que acompan1 sohre las
cuales estoy pronto dar les aefeedores todas las
expicaciones que exijan asf como los comproban-
tes manifestaTles que forman nn grueso volumen
compuestos de recibos relaciones dc gastos borde-
rQs hquiaaGi0nss 9tsas 0psFaci9pss G0ndpQsats,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-18
VARIEDADES.

Publicamos 4 continuation una pre-
ciosa Oda debida q la elegante pluma
de un notable iterato Y entendido
Magistrate y creemos que los suscri-
torres experimentation ell mismo SEN
.timiento que hemos experimentado al
leerlo; admiration por la galanteria y
energia de la versifcacion; y sobre to-
do por la riqueza de sentimiento pa
triotico que contiene ese noble entu-
siasmo que Sc We en- todos y en- cada
uno de los versos; ese final, digno de
un Guzman el Bueno, enaltece aquien
le expresa y comunica el entusiasmo 4
los que le leen y ven de que modo el
santo amor q la patria Sc antepone al
cari1o filial. Tiene razon ell Sr. S. de
f.; 81 todos los hombres de corazon
debemos preferir yer muertos q nues-
tros hijos 4 verlos infamados, por
mas que sean un pedazo de nuestra
alma, antes que ser traidores, que es
la mayor de las infamias, vale mas
verlos muertos Esto es verdadero
patriotismo; este es verdadera noble
"a de corazon.
He aquf "a Oda 4 que nos hemos
referidp;
~-s~~.~yFEzJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-18

q La administration de la Hacienda, cuya documens
tacion no presento desde lllego en- alorro de Gas.
tos Otras operacOnes he practicable distintas de la
admlnlstraccion de la Hacienda quo son referer-
tes La misma qniebra de las cuales dare cuenta
la mayor brevedad. para los efectos que CORES.
pondan, acndo 4 q S. suplicando sc sirva habi6r.
dome por presentado con las cuentas 4 que me
refiero, lnandar que Sc aeumuen la peza Que pro.
ceda, que Sc forme de ella inedente especial yque
en- 81 perl0dico Official y BOLETIN MERCANTfL,
SO publlque copia del presente escrto del auto qua
recalga tin Gle que llegando notcia de los acree
dores usen de su derecho como 10 cream mas conve.
niente teniendose en cuenta que mi deseo es el dar.
La mayor publlcldad los actOs de mi administra.
eion para que caso de cometerse eTores equivoca.
clones otras inconvauiencas, defectos &, Sc ro-
clamen sean correjidos, evtandose asi perjuicios
que de nnguna manera quero se causen los acrse.
dores Iodo es iusticia que pido juro.-Guayama
81 de Julio de 18n.-Francisco MOlinary.
Guayama de Agosto de 1871-Por presentad0
con las cuentas que SO acompanan rendidas por e1
refacconlsta de la Hacienda San Isidoro las que 90
agregaran la pieza respective; y de conformidad
con 10 solcitado, espdanse los anunc0s con inser.a
clon del precedente escrito esta providencia los
que Sc publicaran en- la "Gaceta de Gobierno" Y
BOLEIIN MERCANTIL para cOnocimiento de los
acreedores.--Lo proveyo frma ell ST. Alcalde Ma.
yor de este partido por ante mi de que doy f6 DR..
Mariana Camencia-Pedro Jimenez Sicar,lo.
Lo que Sc mace nOtOriO por medic del presente On
cumplimiento de 10 mandado para convenimientO
Gle tOdos los acreedOres en- dicha quiebra. Guayama
Agosto 1871. Enmendado-los-v s-vale-Entrelfneas
los scomprobantes-vale-Em Observation-Disclosures.
Pedro aBlmenez SicardO. 2a