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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-29
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lhe oSthhht'
CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-In various
parts of the State, .he papers hnye spoken re-
Gently Of candidates for Governor, and have
named their preferences or rcpublished the
names of those who were spoken OF else
where. In tlis way, several gentlemen have
been mentioned, among whom is our Repre-
sentative in Congress, who positively declines,
as some others have done. Many politicians
are anxious TO bring out Senator, MADE as
candidate; and his name has been according
y mentioned, with an assumed confidence
that he would not refuse, if his party tende9ed
him the nomination. This position in relation
to tho subject gave him no opportunity to de-
cline, until n few days ago, when he was ad-
rtssed on the subject by the Editor OF the
Genavu Times, who had previously presented
Mr. CALDWELL us q candidate, and TO whdh he
makes reply as below. or course, this settles
the question so far as Mr.. Wade is concerned,
tho ugh the manner in which he was requested
to tell whether he was candidate, and at the
same time endorse Mr. Caldwell, looks decided
ly funny, and wears the appearance OF what
the boys call a flank movement for he could
not possibly escape giving the precise an
swer desired by the interrogation. But there
Is no question that Mr.. Wade said in this case
what he would in any othor-that he was not
a candidate norris. there any doubt that ho
spoke in plain terms, his own opinion of Mr..
@. and the opinion held b. the people gcncr-
ally-that he is every way qualified for the
Office and would do il honor; while the Re
publiaans of this part of the State will, unless
- L. T.. Il, n
give him thcirnlost cordial support.
JrFptHsos, o., April i9th 1871.
W. r. SPENCER, Editor Geneva Times:
SIN IL reached home last evening and
found your letter of the 7th inst, ,.inqplmng,
substantially, whether | am candidate Tor
Governor of Ohio, and if not, what think OF
-, the qualifications of the Hon DARIUS CAp'
WE'LL, of this place, for that position To the
first question answer that am not a cdnd'-
S,te neither could accept hecgice peTe Rtendc' :
al me.
As 10 yaua second question, would say
that Ihavc known Mr. Caldwell almost from
his infancy. he 10 n man of incorruplible In
tcgriy and of great ability, and has ever been
an unwavering Republican. lie has always
zealously and uninlerestediy exerted himself
! IN elect the candidates OF thai party, and 10
promote and carry out its great principles
In short, | know of no one better qpalinee
, for the Office of Governor of our state thar
Mr.. Caldwell. and should be greatly grained
know that ihe people had selected 30 wor
tby n candidate Yours, &c. Is. +, WADE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-29

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11


urss Vfalfsstfs tiaf tfsf sins al
rsss.as hisai. Csfisls , rssi, 'sai %
ihh usst . tssisi u zee l,sitifs. go
sssus isnsaiiff IL Ne ti.ss' ~ issai
49, rsssafinr nily f,ufisss inftts iIan
a,is iip u ils aass 10 ih. tP u H. tail.
AL a. q, fssr iushss Ia aiaHsisf He
CAPTAIN ever takes FFiis sad risasaFs "a
aluays Taisins hs largest ssa ess' o.
ever, iiiuE ihessh, PsshapA 30 'asn.a
aaslify thai ssfi ''iaTgssi. ss far o. he
..a Wsilsss i ssnosTlsli sui snaii'siisi
usn asd woasa, like the PsrP.EssFa'
nate uP ia shaFpnsss for their lass Of
nssisr sils. A. any TAls, wAlisss s1a
Unsl. Jack, At ,hs slsTs 81 , ", Saith .
C., Is sharp enough " keep W enc Of the
nest varied, tssl and assirabls asse!rsalsn''
q goods and groceries 10 81 this "a" Of
TsSas, sud ne kHOs that is saying great
deal The store 10 On hsln, belpesa JEFF
fsrssa aad Marie, s'rssis sPsAs'as Of
Dslrsst.," rsminds Us e. The fact that
Uncle Sack is doln. large sseiea Of
/ lila street "a power 0fgs0i,' fSF SAish
our jaaior aud other peer pedestrians ~ill
ihank him "froa the bottom OF their
| hoots
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

s9s- Hon. L. A. Leonard, Representa-
tire from Tarran, county, sends us pam
pile. copy Of the Report Of the superin'
tendent Of tho State PenitentiRry. From
il we zee there are now confined In. the
institution or under its control, io1 per-
sons. During the year ending November
3Otb, 1870, there have been discharged on
expiration Of sentence, 5si pardoned BY
Governor Davis, 40i pardoned by the Pres''
dent, Iii escaped 81 died, .. OF TIC
-, isoners nov confined III arc employed
IN the Factory, 28O are employed on the
IA, g Co atral Railroad, and the remain
der l5,, are employed in various 9ccupa-
lions .bou, the premises. The Financial
Rcport shows that tho receipts of the In
si,,tiop from al, sou. ices, including Si4,'
500 OF advanced by t., State, were sZi''
lS6 50; ard the dsburs IN ems SO 81
20, leaving balance on hant Q P''i w
The Superin tendent asks for va ''us u
preparations or estimates TO put tic !. '"'
tertiary upon thorough and complete Ia
sis, amounting in the aggregate to STA, =
l6l II. Besides these amounts, there is
asked for other necessary expenditures,
such as for transportation Of convicts, pay
of officers and employees, supplies for the
different shops, ETC., the further sum of
$l62, 450 90, making total OF $;2i7,6l 0S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
gPToTAL NOTICES.


F..iiislia isis 80 tiisrl sIsee.ali
nsittsr Zee - tsrsrs - fN ~ 80 ~ y
s.i.tistsa talts that fHs - 1ttii.e - ntfti--
sensfh htisra, a. ttsIia TlsfsltitE fiAi. -
. : fsl.sslas snf IsstTisl Ira.stF, d lsssA- w.
siits ssss Ssss hFssfa h rrssts, gs.f o. 80
saa Tqiisfais fts aans fisisefss 90 ffle'Ht
a. lsAsa.isl s1ssts efs sntaifias 49, OF -
aitbsli.f 10 tis sasrg "a ..lT.lY 80 - -
eIsAssi i.h u ttis uafaHaita tssls az -.--s
.Ktraaiss sssF . Fsfisf n ss.iH isfA9 a.-'s
iarlats ia4itias.sq q sssrF glasfl go - a. - I.
sssrt elise, sns T.GT o. lie .a..i ffssalssi 50
ihs ssIsIasisi. slkh - "a ass t.lss. its t..s
L.nis EiiksT suliiia "A. - itsi =, .ll.sf.ls y
go sfrf lsss asaGsllg tfss ssfss slt a. - =
"a aasii,sls.. sssIs q trgFns ne nia.s' ~ ~.
i.ilsEs BiiisTs, a. - i.ss ih.z ana y {. sss,-
have los snlT1ias sasA Tsissi u s'ts+s -
tNai...iias, f.s.r, .I1 .sgs, kiisas.sssa Fes-- =
asliiiy, GGd EsItsss sissflsTs - - eissl 800,
,.tiss IL. .s.T iagsrir1 Ida, 80 - - =
II, 49, 81. sg.s i-- .i-ss ifss "a thes. -,
t.rsaa. " bsiA .<s.s sIs FslsiHs nsHs iss h.Ns
:. |. saTs a.ssas sfsiEst tts sN.sAh 80 ~
pTsssni ss.sea ssssEasls, sns ihsiF fsaAhs =
asl Ais,l ,ssi, IL leesl Fs,iss' slife iA,.i'.'s
A..i.T. saussttu.s tnAssssf u tist el,s- ~ -
h lie sfs.1, ale sfsy-ssr. essiiAs 49, . rs,
|. dss 70 tsna sHi iaPsaisI 80. ~. SO.
~ iks sIsAi Vssslssis sPs'1es % 'ss''.H'' '-'..
,ing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

EEy sir. A. FREEMAN, photographer, Jus
returned from Europe, has engaged a io'
on which to erect a. Photographic "aiiefy
in this place, on the corner OF Elm ans
left TYSON Streets. lie informs us tbat MI
building will be ready for occupancy OIL
or about the 22ud of THE present month,
which time he will be prepared TO execute
nil the beautiful productions pertaining II
his art. Every one who has seen his spe
cimens. which have been hanging at INT
Post Office for some months past vi re-
oognisc in him an artist OF the very mrs
order. We have had some of bis specimen
in our Office for several days, and 90 no
hesitate to pronounce them superior to any
we have yet seen in this State, and eqne
to any produced in this country or IL
Europe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

7Iisriii KSArss ~ uuMBudslll-
These ire mild terms with which 20 deslg
rate those gdyenturrrs, who have been In
dused ty the high reputation which DR.
Sages Catarrh Remedy has won 20 ots'
Cor sale a worthless imitation OF this eele'
bratea medicine. Remember that DR.
Pieree's private stamp, which Is three and
half inches long aud has upon Il his por
trair aud the words f" u =. Certificate Of
Genuiness,n is upon every package OF III,
genuine. Sold by druggists or by mai
sixty cents. Address DR.. H. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

SAD.-On Wednesday night last,
a Miss Roark, OF. this county, went
out into the timber. Her object
was to assist in extingushing n fire
which was approaching the house
While lighting the Orc, a tree which
was burning, fell upon her head,
MASKING out her brains. We sym
palliizc with the afflicted family.
1Denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

81, E7-sa.a R.egA n Qasriflif tfnhifRsrf ~
.,Eh-.f go afthrTririfF Aurnai Nettltses
,ftt.MR saui A ssnfA 81 fss gtsF isit e.
0s.pss-ils CirFsii, saisTAss IA sues.y' hs''h "
MrG,-rs, sir7s'i, ssisTasy sea s'rsay' hsf'A y
I,,a., .rsgi,. s.iurs.y 49, ssnis,' AF'ii Is al
NJ ,t-.as..ae =
srs4-r Firsuit, TTtiuF as falHia ~ - II
R,,,lrr s..i.sn, saiaIsss sAi ssnass' AsS y Aa'
81 =. - "a q.
R,stsa sirti,n, ssturssr snA spNeess 'ees' esA
Nrssrsfsgs ni,kis ihs tsa.-s % ~ ~, ~ ~
49, -, wa n fnlsls
ffaiding AldsF,
NJ. Hsnnars l.fh, rs n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

s.Sy- Mr.. p. Atb.in, matchmaker etc.
a,tbe drug store, northwest corner OF the
square, announces mis- commencement N
business, in our issue of to-day. Mr. n
comes among us with an excellent rep"'a'
ton fer being good workman, and VIII
doubtless obtain share of public patfo
nncs. which he is anxious Il, merit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

fsas saafitiisa aaihsfiitiifs 80 ans ~.
stls. lsrsass u sili ~ ~ faits u tfees
fssg in t.aatil sfssaitlst 0tniisassi -
tassi I'd he aiiaf sf unf cauaiff. - |"
stt nsssl 30 80 81 gill thffs - Sssiff
uss 10 his Iaagis MAJ hsrnenTi Issss
al sgiFif u pslfisiisn Tsiga t'sf ''i
dslitsTaiisns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

Has- We beg 10 call the attention II ths
public 10 the advertisement OF MessFs' A.
u. Griswold S Co, Importers Of watches
Jswslsry AMI fancy s0oa-, New orls'ns-
srm that has Tor lsng'hensi period
rnisyed al euyiable reputation for 'h'
extent OF lh.lr business aud the ias' AMI
honorable mannsr in which II has s'e'
bsen conducted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

rat o. stssis -. siii .ssa ~ ens ,s.T nc p.i'
IAs ilFEAlR and ntsektsis aostha' f.s' .
.,,Tt Ts.tsst, % eorAslls rsgsuaassf 10 i'sAtf
IlIrstsAFFn Nesfsit, fhs i.saiifai Ilasisrhf,
ths arslsTte iilasiT siionss saa We lass ssis'-
ssiaE 10 tho sai~TieT sdsan'sEss v ssssssA ~ ~,
pasiishtTs, H. Department dssslsl 10 me fa'l -
u hlols samPi.is spa FsliAiis 't@A IN s-3 ''I''
putliesiiea,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

I The organization of the Missouri
L legislature shows a majority OF
ti,il teen democrats, and upon ques.
t;on,, when Liberals cooperate with
democra IS, they have "a majority
Verify The goose hangs high,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
Eg5~Buy your Drugs from Haynes,

s.ly- We call public attention to the ad'
y,rtisement of Capt. W. W. Peak, in this
dcy'. HERALD. The Captain has some val
liable town properly to dispose OF lying
contiguous 10 the contemplated depot of the
Texas Central Railroad, which will be sold
pnon reasonable terms fer cash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

A letter in the Austin State Jour-
nal from FL Paso, shows that Judge
Clarke, Killed recently by Williams,
acted very imprudently and brought
on the difficulty, which resulted in
the death of himself and Williams,
and thatScnator Fountain, who. was
wounded, was far from being pru-
dent in the preliminarics of the af-
fair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

AWashinftsa Dispatch. n loysi %
psF, ssya ana % hsEs ~ dsFtt ualhiaE
Ii, thai = large maioTiiy of its hsPuoiisAs
msmbsFs u The iisass shsss eaasiii1sso
did net think PrsYsr 10 Fs-slssi thea. 70 lhs
nrxt CanEress, are AlTesdy thuabius iss
Blue toak. esnsnliihg their hisnts. aha
hoIiag ihe PTssilsAl ana Nsbihsi emesfsi
10 secure appoiHiHsnls as sosn as iasf
Conversational terms end. The Asoi,isa
% sene Of these geailsnen 10 10 tf's
their esuatry abroad, a. Ministers snd
Csnsuls others aspire 90 judicial hsaeIs,
which accounts for he numerous THIS
nos pendins 20 create sddiliohsl lndlelsl
districts. Asss.sorshiPs, CollsoieFshlps
aud District AitOTnsys1ips take the hsey
Of others, A fsw have sn s1bllien 10 IA
crease the population FOf the feTFiieFss'
would like 10 be 6ossneIs AMI heefs'.s'
les and half q d0Isn banker amer The OF
hess Of Clerk, ssrseaH l-At-srms ani poss.
keeper Of the lease, and arc Wiling 70
serve where they noW rule rather ihsA g.
back 10 private life -.
A new .uindls has been introduced 10
Congress BY Mr.. JohnsOu, OF California
Ina the shane OF a hill 20 establish . MIA
ing Bureau uudrr the Federal dessrA,
meat, With several thousand lat salArlsd
officer. .,iaehed. T design 10 10 make
an Abolition Guysrnment monopoly out o.
the uslning Of precious ores iisa pre-
dlgious baud, aud has, Therefore, ial'
chance OF succeed ing 10 congress'-lieid'
Hon. Wan. Mangsn went for the "hs.,hsH
Chime" In Congress last week In char
astsrtstle speech, a copy Of which We have
received. The black republican papers o.
Of course resort 10 ridicnie 10 owe como 'hs
startling facts Mr.. Mm'grn presents hI'
there Is a great deal D,'re IN the speech
damaging TO the monsreis than esa 10 d'S
posed OF by such sallies.-ltloid' -
Congress seems 10 be ehiSny engaged In
putting through Gtant's land grabbing
Job, and swearing In ringers as memher'
10 Represent the South. Two 1ddle color
ed eoons we're sworn In last " eek aus u
is expected that a genuine Eth iopiaa o'
the nams'of Elicit, pretending TO repre-
seat South Carolina, will next iako MI
seat in the Rump.-[lbid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
IuroRTANr ANNOUNCEMENT

r,y .,,. completed an arrangement with The
w Publishers of the
ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL
The Great Ll,erary Paper ef the West aud Sont"'
-n,,el. .. are suahlcd 2, aGsulsh the Dsil.s HER.
.n.-5 the Iiame jon - fvT the low price OF ~
~ y,af This will enahlo cur readers 10 seeu'"
.. ssr,rs AZ the VISUAL price Of one.
. EyEEyROpY should at once avail themselves VI
this >,.,, llt"rNl of'r. ,.as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
@ O Z. q G G..

vUyHERE Will BE SOLD, at the Court
House door; in the Town Of DGllns, on
The Eth day of March, 1.-THE same being the
first Tuesday,, 1871, the following desert
bed lots, track or parcel Of LAND, within
the hours prescribed by law, the same be-
ing the property Of lanes II. Ryan, TO
satisfy an execution in my hands for col
lection, ISSUED the 2sth day Of January,
1871. in favor Of A. s. Clark against the
said J. II. Ryan. upon a judgment recovered
by the said A. s. Clark, on the list day OF
! December, 1870, against the said J.. II.
RYAN, for the sum Of $1,000, coin, and tie
f1ftber surn Of $40, costs Of snit -
The wet Undivided half of certain
tract or parcel Of Land, situated in Dallas
County, Texas, on the waters OF Trinity
River. about 10 miles s., 53o Z. from this
Torn Of Dallas and being the land sur
veycd for 7. C. Havpe, BY virtue Of Ben
iamir-- Mathews, Certificate No. q, aud
beginning 81 the \. W. corner Of 2. With
there's GO sers survey, q stake In Prsiris
wales. .aneln, Sin. y. ". So EGO rssas
thence s. coz 3 $50 varss 10 stake in said
pr,fris hnctherry 6 varns 8 In, 8. 81
fW. 5T1 var.s thsnssS co. ". 1900 s-lOthi
vsrs.. 70 . sake IN prairie, elm, II In.
ara. n. age W. $50 Fzrrs, 10 stakt "a
-.-,;ris. blackberry 10 in vkfas. s. 79s W
49, 500 vsrss; themes n 60 Z. w.
! s-laths rarns- 70 TIE beginning, eoufainini
f721acfss. more or less
T1sTsS4usry %, A. D. 1871
N. BROWN.
sheriff. Dallas CUunty. Tsxrs.
4 February "a, 1s7I.-2lsst
80 60 .------sr-7-TTsss x - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

rGE" Bohny, north side of the Public
Suare, has on extensive assortment, oil
canned fruits, oysters, saraises, cigars, &c
of the frst quality, always on hand. Give
hi, call [20;,f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

ry" Bohny will shortly have on hand
one of the most complete stocks of Confec'
tioneries and other things sweet 10 'pe
tooth" that can be found in this section Of
the State. Northeide of the Public Square
D,l,as Tcxas. 49, 2l:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

esa.Tbe associate editor returAs thanks
&. to Captain James Thomas, of the firm oil
Patterson & Thomas, for; very good and
useful preseft. P,'& !: keep at their
store every thing needed, from pin to a
frst-rate sew ing machine. i.34 81 s-ts ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

eg. Bobny keeps genuine homemade
Ginger Beer and FRESH Lager always on
hand. suitable for invalidsas we'll as those
, in good health, Adjoining John Loupo.s
nm. 2l:if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

r@yA Those who wish to purchase pure
and wholesome Candies, &C., should pa'ro-
Mise Henry Bohuy, adjoining j. Louposs'
grocery store, north sioe of the SQUARE
Dallas r4I2O!tft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
Fruit Trees for Sale.

4, CHOICE STOCK, consisting mostly in
"A PLths, APRIC0Ts, FlGs & CRATES
stss ss-ne ROSES, LILIES, and other
oREAuFNrAI PLANTS, including LOT
~ SPLENDID BANANAS, FOR SALE, at
CIR Residsrce, three miles West o. Dallas
Orders for the same can % given at de
Store Of john L0upot North SIDE OF he
Pubiic Square, OF ct TIE hesldencs Of J.
Michel (vhsre some Of the lress esn &c
s..-,I an Jefferson Street, Dallas
NAT. REVERcHoE.
ysiusry "a 1s7Is-ls2n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

Baltimore CA inns to have sold SILL
500 GOO '5' worth H. o.. Z boots and shoes
last year. 5.fS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
sElroIous NOTICES


a., e.,.ts t-t-rasa D. 40 ntii 80 - sss
a.. H-s So esHa rrileFft' ~ $3.50 80.
utaf "a 10 FfFiil., 90, Nefses. go =
h.. sfizauai sslIlf- sil s'fsa S.is a. ftssss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11
NnrInr.s Monitor.

New aud Improved Edition. just issued
Prize, cloth, 81 so. Sent by mail.
J. W. SWINDELLS, Herald once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

~. - Judge having been SpPoi1iea
aud con6rrsed iOF- tEis District. up to y
laies, al vices ffOIn Assiiiiis pisstiet Court
VII not b. hid y 4bis 'egnniy ilis tern
Court should lave eerhBsneed isss Aou
A. sa1-3i -l..l-ls 3 30 --7z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

, sos- Rev. Pail c. Morton, of the Prespy'
tartan Church fe.s.), from Georgia. mas
lately been wishing Dallas, on q preaching
four among the churches Of this region,
and has just completed srserissssef ser ser
; vices held in the Cumberland Presbyterian
and Methodist shurchos ofthis city, both
Of which were rendered 70 the Old School
Prc.byteriaas9 The congregations twere
very large last Sunday, and afser the SER
men be admihistered sfhe lords Supper,
assisted by Methodist and Cumberland
brethren, and the several branches Of
Christs charcs participated IN a united
cOminuniop, Notwithstanding how pleasant
il was for brethren 70 dwell together in
, unity sil .-hd Cd q, s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

81 b~Et yA .tsraasisi-slsss tssstf.st,
dinner or SUPER, served up ss i s1onla
b, 20 70 Hos-yy's, = e-th siie 81 BE ! Heiir
s...,p,r., 2oik
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

~ P5-rs wEss 81 Bread ssd Hot Roll
for breakfast can be obtasSsd from Henri
BObBy, HsslA- We q iAs- sa7Trrs. 2l-a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-11

Principal ofPrimary and Intermediate Departments.
Oct. l, IS70.--3:3t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20

Hemos visto una carta de Santia-
60 de Cuba fecha II del corriente re-
cibida aver por ell vapor frances en-
que Sc dice que unade las columnas
querecorren ell departamento orien-
tai, habia capturado la esposa de
Cespedes y que era muy probable
la presentation deeste segun las no
ticias que Sc tenian en- Cuba.
De Puerto-Principe escriben que
diariamente Sc sometian al Gobierno
legitimo grandes partidas de insur-
rectos, siendo muchos de ellos perso-
mas de importancia.
La citada carta asegura que la re-
belion esta agonizando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20
Noticias de la Peninsula.

De los dltimos peri6dicos de Ma
drid estractamos las siguientes noti-
cias:
Sc ha dispucsto quede sin efecto Ell
nombramiento del elmariscal de cam
po, Don Juan Acosta y Munoz, para
ell destino de comandante general del
'departamento oriental de la isla de
Cuba. quedando aquel de cuartel en-
Madrid. En- su reemplazo ha sido
nombrado el de igual clase, Sr. Pa
lanca.
-El general Milans de Bosch ha
sido nombrado director de Caballe-
ria.
Ha sido nombrado gobemador
de Madrid 81 senior Rojo Arias.
lei Sr. Topete ha pedido su reti-
10 del servioio, segun 10 que anunci6
en- una de las lltimas sesiones, 10
oaal 70 podra ser resuelto hasta que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20

raj y material de Cuba Y Puerto-Ri-
CO, le hallareis sinceramente liberal.
En- Puertoa4tico, Senor el partido
conservador existe diseminado, y sin
organization; mas 81 por desgracia
de esta hermosa antilla, osase como
en- Cuba, levantar la rebellion su
repugnante cabeza, os juramos, que
todos, movidos por el mismo senti-
mientod de amor nuestra noble ma
cionalidad, nos encontrariamos en- ell
campo del honor, y juntos con-
servariamos Immaculate la her6ica
bandera de Castillo, 8 abrazados 4
ella, sucumbiriamos como saben SUI
cumbir los hombres de nuestraraza al
grito de Viva Espana! Viva el Rey!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-20
MENSAJE DEL PRESIDEN1T'EE TE
DE LOS EsIADOs- -UNIDcs.

De una correspondence de Nue.
va-Y York tomamos ell siguiente resu-
men del dltimo mensaje del Presi-
dente de los Estados-Un al inau-.
gurar ell 4 de Setiembre Ia tercera
session del Congreso 40
Despues de una pasajeraalpsion las
mercedes one de Ia Providencia ha reci-
bido la nacion, a la armonfa que reina en-
todo ell territorio, la reconstruction de
los Estados one tomaron parte en- la re-
belion, y despues de manifestar la espe-
rama Gle que Georgia, que es el dnico Es-
tado que no tiene representation en- el
Congreso, sea admitido en- la Union den
tro de POGO, el Presidente entra de lleao
en- la exposition de las relaciones de los
Estados-Unidos con las naciones extran-
eras. Explica el reconocimiento del nue.
vo. gobierno de Francia Y las razones que
'fmpidieron al de Washington acceder 4 la
petioion de aquel de intervenir en- la cues
ton fraaco-prlsiana, razones dc tradlcion
y de intereses nateriales; pero manifesto
al propo tempo que Isl llegase la OCCASION
de que las gestiones del gobierno america
no pndiesen adelantar una 'sola hora ell ar
sreglo ae Ia paz, el gohierno hara ynluy
gustosamente esas gestiones.w 8
La insureccion de Cuba viene en- Sc
Ruida 4 Qcupsr - atsncion del Presidsnts