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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

spirit of sectional bias, but We sim.
cerely believe We are only "repdering
unto Cesar the things that'are Cm-
sar's."
AS a commercial mart, Baltimore
stands quite conspicuous in the Uui.,
ted States. Its foreign trade is fast
increasing, and it is destined ere long
to be second only to Now York, in
commercial point of view. But of
this contingency, We ourselves will be
witnesses.
If have not done Baltimore full
justice, attribute my failure to lack of
ability, and not to q lack of good in
tentions. Adieu. Hope to Soc you
soon. II.
The New York Worlds State
ments Oh the Affairs In this
State.
The statement Of the financial con-
dition of South Carolina at the none.
tary centers is Of absorbing interest to
our citizens. Is it not pertinent to
ask are we harried with martial law
and hold at bay at the point Of tho
bayonct, that carpet.bag tyrants may
steal with impuuity? The dodge is
MS old rs Nero. " .,~ ~. .
Why may it not be repeated by
Scott, Parker, and the rest, of them -?
WAsHrNGroN, November 6.-Tho
N. Y. World states: The American
Bank Note Company printed twenty
millions of bonds for Mr.. Kimpton,
tho Financial Agent of that State.
1t is said Governor, Scott admits that
the bonds we're printed, Tut denies
that all were issued, but does not state
the amount issued. Kimpton, it is
asserted, brings claims against the
State for services and commissions
amounting to four millions dollars,
and the other State officers have not
dared to resist the payment thereof,
though much of it is for renewals,
which wero credited as to the new
loans. The commissions, it is said,
more than swallow the original loan.
The expenses of the last Legislature
were 100000 and have not been
paid. The World concludes BY sta
ting that its Information is from
source emitting it to the highest
credit. The persons giving it express
the confident belief that fraudulent
issue, amounting to $2O,O16,OOO of
State bonds, has been negotiated and
the money misapplied, and are con-
vinced that il it should. prove that the
State is involved to that amount j.
will be irrevocably insolvent.
OUR SPECIAL PLEA-sNcT GUILTY YOUR
HoNOR."
New YoRK, October 5.-To the
public : Many false representations
and statements have been made and
published about the credit of the State
of South Carolina. 1t is true that
$40, ,204, 900 Of bonds have been print.
ed, Of which amount $4,000, 900 have
never been signed or issued, nor we're
they printed with the intention to in
crease the State debt, but are in possess
sion of the State authorities. y lso S3,.
10000 sterling bonds have been
printed, but not issued $2,5OO,OOO
of registered stock arc now in the
hands Of the Treasurer of the State,
being the balance of $5,040,OO dol.
lars issued. Tho Legislature, from
time to time, passed several acts for
the issue of bonds to pay the indebt-
edness Of the State. Subsequently it
passed an act for the conversion Of it's
securities. To provide for this the
above amount in bonds was printed,
which has given rise to many ground
less misrepresentation and gross
fahricat.ons.
(Signed) r. X. SCOTT,
Governor S. g.
NILES G. PARKER,
Trcasrurcr
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The Ku KIux In South Carroll.
~ .v.,, rH.1,m0. .... ..,.

y A correspondent Of tho New York
Herald writing from Nowberry, S. c.,
declares that county to bo more quiet
than Manhattan--7that tho "outrages"
arc gross Misrepresentation, and that
Grant has " been imposed upon by
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
GOy. Scott Fooled or Pretends 10 have
been Fooled.

The New York World says:
- far as MIR. Kimpton's integrity is
concerned, let tho following attest ::
Inquiries were made Of Governor Scott
in relation to the bonds of $500, 900
which as State financial agent, Mr..
kimpton was by law bound to pro-
cure. Said the Governor "I have
been deceived. When I asked Mr.
Parker, the State Treasurer, about
them, he informed mo that tho name
OF Mr.. Henry Clews was on the bonds
and afterwards found the az only n
Witness" Thus it will be seen that
so far as obligation vas concerned
there has not been tho slightest res-
traint upon that gentleman's actions.
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From New LerSex

povER' November 9.-AA premature
explosion of blast broke tho lops Iof
TWO men, and blew ones hand off.
iRENToN, November 0.-Parkcr,s
majority is uifle over 5000.
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Both Sides

Carl schuiz, itappear4, has sue.
oeooea IN starting a "new reform"
parry IN Ien"esseo, which already has
peoh joined by "many men who fought
Herald. .ITe'" ,"STii"6 u -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Anniversary. OF the Death of
.3.A Gen. Ks. u. Lee. ,.

'' The first anniversary Of the death
of Gen. Lee was observed by the As.
sociation Of Confederate soldiers and
sailors Of tho city Of baltimore. A
eulogy upon General Lee was deliver.
cd on tho OCCASION BY Gen. Wade
Hampton beford an immente concourse
Of people. The Baltimore American,
Radical paper says. ,r.,,g 49,.
"Genj Hampton; as. he advanced to
tho table, was received BY the au.
dienoe by prolonged applause. He
delivered tho address in d quiet and
easy mannor, with but little effort mt
oratoIy, apparently, but with q dis
tinctness Of Mtrafhhce which reached
every .partiop Of tho house. He com.
meneod with the boybood of Gen.
Lee, after alladi"g to. his ancesto tors,
and the services they had rendered in
tho early history Of the country, and
brought him down through the late
elyi! warto the time Of his death
The address was very interesting, and
at all times exoee dingly eloquent and
beautiful" ,.,,..- -,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
M;Bhttiliorsa~ 0r'nS Il Subscription for
"a = q Sonth Varulhu

M:BattiltoreaH 0rtuS Il Subscription for
90 !, , Sonih Tarulinu
\ Baltimore paper prints q letter
from a:5a''lmoreau, who very suggcs.
:iycl y remarks that there are some
,thcr, p saces in this country besides
C,tiraso, where want and sullorin.-
80, hrosgAt nbopt by tho hand of
';a1 make Gcsplatn homes 1t SAYS
~,Mn&ist' aSing our utmost cndeavors
:"xSsvNintelthc sunerings of tho pcc-
pta ot hG II orthwgSt, lot us not for.
sa9? tho excrueisting agony Of our
hr4tiwen Of tho South, who arc this
di,y suilrring under tho iron heel of
a miiitaty dnsposism. ..
ruElartial law. without the shadow
Of justiliostion, prevails this day in n
large portion Of South Carolina ;; faith.
crs, husbands, brothers and sons, who
would not be slhVcs, are compelled to
HAn2btfore 't4Tc ,'edictS of q tyrant
eher families arc left without their
Nstnrai frotcotorsto meet the terri
lacfnes Of famine and oppression, and
u well "hcbooVes' the generous ard
Charitable of all lands TO aid them
I? this their hodf: 6f undcscrvod anlic-
,fQ3.t "I ..'' "'iil
. $lrhough'thcro Is no no: collection start.
cd for their aid, I send sou tho on.
closed, in hopes that IL may be tho
:n,all acorn from which largo oaks
nay grow, and that tho people of our
whole country imay,at least testify,
by thcir rcaro Of tho defenccless, tbcir
drtcstation Of the spolia,ion Of all
Chat, American eitizsns hold most
car. | enclose you my check for tho
,tnefit o. tie South Caroliua sufr,r.
IA. -twcnty dollars. ........ >"
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From PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November r.
Nnmbcr OF smallpox cases last week.
o07. Deaths 95. No ward is entire.
ly free from the disease.
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From Louisiana.

! Ew ORLEANS, November 7.-The
steamer Wade Hampton, for Vicks.
burg, from New Orleans, has sunk
opposite Donaldsonville. No lives
be saved. "N'
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From Maine,

=, hocKLAND, Me-, November g..
the season. WV NOV o'
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 0.-The
steamships Eric and ontario will be
added to the mail line heuoe to
Brazil.
Tho War Department has advices
that the Apaehes ef Arizeps Sefpsssto
60 on tho reservations.
,@msiIiiNfr& RfhssRqsgd
BERLIN, November 9.-Extensive
strikes are repoGoa at Ebli4g, up in-
portant manufacturing to%n!H ~
~' From Alabama. '-''''''
MOBILE, November o. The Demo.
cGtYs}IqATNtkP mqpleiRaH alebhoI by
~ "iaA|&G,. ~!.-zl 49, "
.ns. so. From CharIesioBar'E~ISE
>, .CHARLEsroN.' November l2. .4Ti,erc
have been no fever deaths for The ip;ast
tw9 diays;, ialy;;,. LIIs'apding ,PAysiciups ADV ise
persons that they may como back,
aud large numbers have .already.tre.
turned. The City Council have Or
defed day of prayer aid thankseiv-
irg on aoc0uht. i cf' The abatement Of
the fever. There Yas,n houvy white
frost in Charleston this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

SIXTH DISTRICT COUNT pO1 I'M
KATE GEARY vs.. THOxA9 NAfS]
Husb4nd-Na ~ II

HEREBY CkRT1FY THAT 0X 1IB u L.
Il day of January, 87l. tudgmeae ~
In this court, in the following entttlo
words and figures follewine. a NJ
band, No. 1064. a.
1t 10 ordered, adjudged and decxse9 tl
herein entered ON the thirteenth Jon1
now confirmed aud made fauel thnt
ment in favor Of said plaintiff kate Q0ty5
Thomas Walsh, her husband; tha1 -
Of acquests and gains heretoleee
them be dissolved, ard that sid y
to the exclusive administration G r ~
separate estate, and that the nj
costs of this suit. sjSS 'szE} q Y
Signed, January "a, ISL. I<ss'ss x
~. = COOK
In testimony whereof ! hsso ksrou -
hand, and affixed the seal q, the eo1d 61u1& q
city Of New Orleans. ON thie four1oenfH ~
in tho year Of our Lu91 one 49,
dred and seventy. ~ n zl1ee d
+. mh17 % apl1 J, u. DlCK HSSufv a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

DIRECTORS:
Hon. 1okn A. Dix, New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank a RspubNa
william II vermilye. Banker, Wan street. (ver.
milys L Coy
CHARLES q. Roekweed, Cashisr Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George 0pdyke. sxAaysr Il New Ysrk
Minot C. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rieney, firm Thomas Ngnsy 4 ca.
Denjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer Kew York Steam
sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, arm Arnold. Constable 4 c.
Richard q. Browne. II wetmers Browne, lswysxA
!. v. Haughwont. firm Z '. Hanghwert O..
William Wflkens, arm ". Wuksas o.
Julius b. Prstt, Merchant
william ". Wright, Merchant
CHARLES ]. Starr, Merchant
william Allen, Merchant
George ". Cuyisr, Banker, Palmyra, Kew Yesk.
George T. Hope, President Continental Iiro h
surancs Company.
John H. Sherwood, Park Plaza
Walton h. Peckhaaa. corner YiftA sveuus aaA
Twenty-third street. New York.
William 7. Hooker, Wall stresk
Edward b. Wright, Newark. New Jsrssy.
George ". lSxlse. Lawyer.
v. l. CeGswsu, Asreha.t
JOSEPH nAGNR,
Manager 1De LouisianA ~ TexAs, No. IL Cennso
stzsst, New orlsaaA lAls y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

- = ~
':ntseElT MUTUAL NsunAncr rolapAsIy.
- - Esse E.1lns Assn =. 1sse.l

sseO kson1uns 11elAe YoaR. oolA - q
sssso = Company. Apsn =. 49,. 0sG .
AoDeasa - Tfuse6ss resolved = ~ htesuot ..
ox pse eat h sash - IN eutseanAing CsrtiAeaSes
Serp and alss = ~ IN eaaA tie issue of lese =
~ lsgal hsldsn tAsrsef - anA alssr the second
4endAy IN J1ns nsxA
Thsy hsvs alse declared . Scrip Dividend Of
eight PEI Cent O The saxnsd prsuiuns entitled
y participate iar ths ysar ending April y lso, for
which esrahsstsG WIN - issued - end after the
6Est Monday IN August nsxt, nss II government
THOMAS l. ADAMS, Preasdent
@ I. DUDDHCK1, viee-PrssiasnA
1.sHY '. osDsx, Sssrstary. E.
fAenas q. AdanA Samuel q. Kennedy,
Q. 7. BuddeskA Samuel D. Newman,
?. q. Foley, IL. 0azrard,
4 q. OhsI, 4 Ttempson.
7. DimmA John Phelps
l. Emof DadeT, z n. summer
ny7 ~
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THE STATE or L061
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT ron nm
ORLKANk So
ANNA NJ. BURGATB W: A4r14 RI
Her HuShand--Na. m I " "

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT n T.
i day of March. 167l, jn11m1t 80
this court In the following =
words and figures following, T. Wle
Anna N. Burgate N Anton ee
On motion Of J. Buisse6, e r.
andon producing to the ceRt - RI y
mand, the law and evfdenee 49,
it 10 ordereds adjudgea -
instant be now con4euod - -
plaintiff, Anna n DuERAto, ~
Anton Schumacher, her huoeqn1y ~
ration Of property betWoon ~ - r.
plaintiff have the adminiettQf1ou r ~
81 d affairs generally ,.and t6o1 - IpcQ1 =
PENDANT the sum Of nin0 th0unanG ~ ~
lars, with legal interest Hrom ia 80 &Hm1
wit, February 10, 1871, until po31, - ~ 4
with mortgage and privileges = o4oyQ1 Ia
married women on the pr0poe1y n ~
Judgment rendered March ~, i'm w Z
Judgment signed March Is, ia s. ia 81
In testimony whereof, havo -
hand and affixed the sedlof tie 81 -
of New Orleans, ON this tWGnfI6
In the year of our Lord eue 49,
bred and seventy.One, and tt =
the independence Of the Uni1oA e &. Z
mhs4 APT IT. IL -
STATE OF LOU1616 81
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT pOa IN u
KATE GEARY vs.. THoWAe Wlf d
Hualnxa6-MM 49, r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ANC1 COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
EstabllshoA u 1850.
ALL POLICIES N0N-FORrRpTABLR
CASH Oh THIRD LOAN RRNuUNA
NO HOTRs kEQUIRID.
Last Cash Divi1snA Kifty Per Cene.
Cash assets oven. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b3ooo0oo
folicies in foree.. 3sSooOoo
AunUAA uCOmo.s 80 l00O00D
Leases paid since le6o. .........,....... eooooo
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OtHCERe:
". n. PECKHAM, President.
". T. HOOKER, Vice President
l. AcADAM, Secrstary and Actuary.
q. 4 FRRDRIKAR, euperintsudento Of AgsncisA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

On motion of Aug. Deb. Hughes. attorney of E.
E. Norton, assignee, and upOn suggesting to the
court that he has filed in this court the foregoing
petition. it is OEered that valsn Olivier Crescent
City Bank of Louisiana, Citizens Bank of LOuisi.
ana Mrs. Esther Chapman executrix of the estate Of
Adelaide Dubreuil deceased, g. ver1et Levi Pierce,
Joseph Lallande, Charles Il. Alter Henry Denis u
Deani Co., Thomas u PIERCE William S. Nelson
and Alice Nelson and all other parties in interest
do show cause upon the twenty fifth day of April,
A. d. 1871 at eleven o'clock A. NJ before this court
why the said petition should not be granted and
said property sold as prayed for and why all ,ncum
brances recorded against said property should not
be cancelled and erased.
And it is further ordered that notice of this peti
ton and order be served upon said valsin Olivier.
Crescent City Bank of Louisiana, Citizens Bank OF
louisiana Mrs. Esther Chapman executrix of the
estate of Adelaide Dubreuil. deceased, =. verret.
Levi Pierce, Joseph Lalande, Charles II. Alter
Henry Denis U. Deani l. Co., Thomas u Pierce
William s. Nelson, and Alice Nelson and ali other
persons, BY serving copy thereof upon them. or
their agent or attorney by said assignee publish
ing copy Of said petition and order three times in
the New orleans Republican, newspaper printed
in New Orleans. Louisiana, the last publication to
be made at least five days before the day Of hear.
ing.
Signed March q, 1871.
3. H. DURELL, Judge.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE. Clerk.
mla29aDI421
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
OFFICE OF THE sun MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Camp street.. 81

new ORLEANS, January II, 1871.
In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter, the company publish the following state
ment for the year ending December 81, 1870:
Amount Of premiums for the year ending thirtydrst
December, 1870, viz:
On Fire Risks. 100000 SO
On Marine Risks. ...... 48,465 81
On River Risks. .............. 7<,aos So
S224,832 II
Add
INV ''''''' 80 ''''-' ~ ' -sz7s,sss IL
Deduct
DIFFERENTIATED RiskA for 1870. $45,6lz 90
nc urn : 'e'''' ''''' 4s,s96 S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22
DECRETO.

Aprobadas va por este Goblerao Supe-
rior Civil todas las actas de los electos
I'iputados y Sup'entes por los "a dis.
tritos de esta Provincial, en- nombre del
gobierno dc S, nj. y en- uso de las facul
tades de que estoy revestido, ne dispues-
to que dcha corporation tenga su prime
ra session inaugural el dia de Abril
EN- el local y i la hora que Sc designara
oportunamente esperanto por consi-
guientc, que los sei7ores diputados propie
tarios Sc encontraran EN- ese dia reunidos
en- esta capital, que cada uno dara opor
tunamenta aviso este Gobierno Supe
rior Civi de Ia morada a donde Sc .ha de
dirigir la citaclon.
Puerto Rico 20 de Mario de 1671.-
BALDRICU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22

por 81 interes que supieron hA
plegado Ell las jusias pretensika
este tenitorio, y para el efeeN
dactaron TN artfculo que manA
i Ia prensa, pero como en- q Sc In u
olvidado estampar Ia frma de
autores, 10 devolyi6 la RedaccioAy
para cue Sc llenase tai requisite: maA
en- este interregno surgieron DISCUS
tos serios con ciertas personas res
p,ecto al lepetido articulo "Juzgado
1e 0nayanla' y como quiera que q,
\Fio tanto, creimos tambien que a.
N2l segundo, y que de obligation,
J Satitud debi6se publican, fuese in
'elNtado como Sc acostumbra en-
esl%Fueblos, que aun en- el dia quie-
le ~ )rar Ia idea del Cacicado, pue-
oe de Sc, y que tai Interpretation
repet' IS Excmo. Sr. causase graves
y tunes males. La verdad ST.. ha-
9 90 mas NO 4 ciertos hombrcs que
la lnmu1e calumnia!
ConVesN Jos estaban antes de leer
81 gfata caS los habitantes de Qua
yama oe q Y. e. Sc Alamo incesan-
temente po' Slogro de tener Gl, Juz-
saaoy penerS rSos estaban tambien de
que no le l!c'N 4 '. 3. otro norte
slno el de haoedo ell bien possible
10 tanto ageno S siemnre i Pol bo
ter6s, - ~
ST V. E pudo I6r can,;c7oso-
mente, llevandose 3, ~ do,.;saIada ]
delicadeza, |! que este Soradores pu-
dieran dudar de SUI \za olo;o G.
tai pensamiento y or & tan s;noo ~
ros para con V. &. coI II vordsd
pura.
Ell vecindario de G. Nina Eve.
mo. Sr. convencido Z [a v r
echarii eli of d eellXido To- nor IN
momento pudo Greer respeto al e
le ruega admita las mas snalaMa
pruebas de gratitud y carin porSe
bien que por Ell gran interes te V. I
le lego & Guayama, reconociaient
y carino que legaran sus habitntes
Excmo ST., 4 sus hjjos y yhernano
de Patria-Los Gaayameroy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22

ouin Varras . 4S3
Snnlente. Don OsWaldo Goico-. 4S3
1S.o Dishlto.-C Coa,no.
Diputado, Lcdo. Don Juan More
ia y MartlneZ...- IoI
Suplente, Dr.. Don Francisco Jor-
ge Hernandez ------.s-..--. 100
1915 Disrsto.-Gunyama.
Diputado, Dr. Don Gabriel Pi-
lar Cabrera 41o
Suplente, Don Pedro Jose Diaz-- 4l6
900 Dist,ito.-Ceyey.
Diputado, Don Francisco Jorge
Hernandez ooF
Suplente, Lcdo. Don Pedro Gu
tierrez del Arroyo ..-- ---- 664
21.o Distyito. = Cdguas
Diputado, Don Nicolas Aguayo-- 1471
Suplente, Don Manuel Andlnoy
Pacheco l4|i
%. . Distyio -Hatnadcdo
Diputado, Lcdo. Don Pablo Saez
y Aldao- ooo
Suplente, Lcdo. Don Matias Gily
Rubio. 5Sl
23.o Disrito. --Nag@abo
Dipntado, Don Jose de Cells Agul
lera- ------ ~
Suplente, Don Franosoo Bussd
24.o Disbito. 1abus0a.
Diputado, Don Isidoro Cintron. GAS
Suplente, Lcdo. Don Juan More
ray Martinez ...---.----- 645
Lo que tengo la satisfaction de publ
car en- ell peri6dico Official para conoci
miento general y de los interesados
Pue' to-Rico Mario 20 de 1S71.--
-- BALDRICH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22

Caltos. En- la Iglesia de San jose princi-
pan hoy los santos eger4icios que los PIP.
lie la compan acostumbran dar en- es-
te santo tempo. El vi6rnes de Dolores
sera la communion general, y al fin de Ia
m sma Sc daFd la bendicion papal.
Serenata Ell sabado con motive de ser
vispera de Ia featvidad de San Jose, dia
del Sr. Marques de t|asa-Ca,acena, la
mdsica del battalion de vountarios de
que es comandante ell Sr. Caracena. le
obsequio las Dueve de la noche con una
magnffica serenats, habi6ndo lido & feIici-
tarle la o6cialidad del cuei po ym uchos de
los amigos que cusnta en- esta ciudad el
Sr. Marques, Tudos fueron recibidos con
verdadera franqueza y obsequiados con
TN espleodido ref. esco. La Sra y Senori7
tas de la casa fu9ron obje'o de las mayo
res atenciones por parte de los concur
rentes, as cuaIes correspondence con
amabilidsd y finura.
El Sr. Caracera debe estar satisfechO
por esta prueba del efecto que Ie tienen
los ,foiales dc su battalion y las muchas
personas que ffecucntan su casa.
Per nuestra parte le feicltamos tam
bien con a mayor sinceridai.
Nu9va nlercancias. Las acaban de recibir
d'timamente Ell BazaI Paricien de d.
Nj guel Ssinz por los vapores Santander,
Guipuzcoa y Antonio Lopez, reuniendo
con tai mo.yo di>ha casa, IN surtidotsn
genef.l y escogido de tanta noyedad,
como puede desear el gusto mas, delicado
GlScias q las contin1a COMMUNICATION con
Europa y la perseverancia del Sr. Sainz
en- tener constantemente un sustldo tan
variado y complete que llene las neceoi-
dades del pals, para 10 cull ha tenido que
veneer muchas diioultades, podemos de-
cir que disturbances Va en- toda 81 latitud
de las ventajs del comercio directo, 4
tai grado, que sin temor de equiyocarnos
podemos asegurar que hoy Sc adquieren
los g6neros en- la casa del Sr. SaiDz,
precios mas baratos que en- la principa-
les ciudadea dc Europa. Esto que pri
mera vista parece una paradoja es sin EN-
barge una ver.lad palmarla, tan senci-
la como que la causa principal corsiste
en- que los cormercisntes de Paris, Lon
dres Madrid &. aunque compran en- los
mismo puntos de production que los de
esta plaza, aquellos tienen mayores y
mas crecidos gastos en- la conducc'on por
tiesra, en- los defechos de Aduana, en- Jos
alquiIeres, y en- los impuesto locales, nQ
permitiendoles la ley yender por mayor
q los que detallan y yiceyersa. Cumpli-
mos pues con up deber de justica hacl
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EzRgEEyNSIa GszN
E leeciones &c Djputados q C6rtes
COMTINUAN LAS PRESCRlPCIONEs DEL
GOBIERNO.

CoMTINUAN LAS PREsCRlPCIoNEs DEL
GoBIERNo.
Art. -. Verifcados los trabajos de
la formation de las listasRelectorales,
los Ayuutamientos expondran estas
sin denlora, autorizadas con la firma
de su Presidente y el sello de la Cor
poracion, en- los sitios de costumbre
para los bandos y ordenanzas del Mu-
nicipio.
Art. Is. Los indiyiduos que Sc
cream con derecho afgurar en- dichas
istas, podran reclamar en- el plazo de
ocho dias, ante los Ayuntamientos
q que corresponds la inclusion de su
propio nombre en- la llsta electoral.
Solo los electores dc cada Munici-
pio inscritos en- las listas publicadas
tendran derecho 4 Lacer reclamacio
nes sobre inclusion { exclusion de
otras personas 8 rectifcacion de er-
rores cometidos en- dichas listas.
Art. IA. Los Ayuntamientos re-
solyeran acerca de- estas reclama-
clones en- el plazo improrogable de
ocho dias.
Art. IS. Los interesados que no Sc
conformaren con las resoluciones de
los Ayuntamientos, podran alzarse
de elias dentro del plazo de ounce
dias ante la Diputacion Provincial
EN- defensa del derecho' de que Sc
cream asistidos,
Art 16.-La Diputacion Proyin7
cial; oyendo 4 los interesados e
vera en- 81 plazo de .n''i.
slamaciones~
c.s CI5</
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-22

Sc nos ha remitido ell siguiente CO.

Sc nos ha remitido Ell siguiente CO.
munlcado.
Guayama Mario Is de 1871.
Sr. Director del "Boletin Mercan-
til' de Puerto Rico.
Muy Sr. n uestro: dignese .. dar
cabida en- SUI tan acreditado & Illus
TRADE 30 4 la manifestation
de Guayama todo (sal-
hlnas axaanciones) )rhace
Jose
en- su
> clio
snte a.