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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
Caguas II de Junio de 1871.
Sr.. Director del aBoletin Mercantil.r

Muy Senor milo de mi alta consideration: me
es de suma importancia saber ST D. Jose Maria
Aa:cosIa, conflnado q ocho diez amos de Presi-
ulo en- e mayor ole esta plaza por causa seguida
,,e. voncra 81 co-reos con mOtiyO de falsedad de
Sia ceuuia testamentaria, estafa otros delitos,
Ia I1uertO Ell eI establecimientO 8 despues de
concienda su condena; para mas explicacion
l 4lailllesto que aQuella falsedad sc atribuye al
rresDlterO u; N. Acosta hermanO del senten-
clado que fallecioen la villa Gle Arecibo, deiando
por alDacea y, tideicomisario en- ell verdadero
Iestamento al hOnrado comerciante de aouel
punto u. Francisco de Ulanga contra ouien
marcho una falange de criminales.
DOS Gle estOs lndividuOs tienen Ia causa abier-
Ca desde entOnces y este no Obstante permane-
cen gozando del derechO electoral, mientras que
por aquel fallO Superior que los absolvi6 de la
Instancla NADIA mas segun tenemOs entendidO
La Ley los acecha tOdas horas esperanto nue.
vos datos para La termination de elias.
Contra eStOS dos cO-reOS EN- La citada carsa
cuyOs nombres publicaremos SUI bora, tene
mos que deducir acciOnes que nos cOnduzcan al
verdaderO esclarecimento del derecho electo-
raj.
Esto sentado ruego 4 u, Sr. Director, que 81
alguna persona sc acercase La Redaccion para
sumlnistrar las nOtcias que sc solicitan, Sc sir
va comunlcarmelas sin tardanza
Iamblen desearia saber 81 esas dos personals
que tlenen una causa alberta como aquella que
acabo Gle cOntraerme pueden ser, ell uno Dipu-
tado a C0rtes en- la presente legislature, ell
otro elector en- los pr6ximos comicios.
En- tanto quedo de U. atento S. S. que res
petuosamente B. S. M.-IgnaciO Guillot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Escriban1a p1blica.

En- la testamentarfa de d. Rafaela Principe 6 in-
cidente sobre administration lie benes, ms
tanca de los herederos de aquella para hacer efec
twas la sumas que le adeuda d. Ramon Pascual,
administrator depostario que fue de bienes, Sc
ha dispuesto por providencia del siete del actual
sacar remate p1blico varas mercanclas, los apa-
radores de ia tienda GAIA de hierro, pertene-
cientes dcho Pascual Y depositado en- d. Fran
cisco Ramos de este comercio, senalandose para el
acto Ell dia 81 del actual en- este juzgado de una
4 tres de la tarde, anunciandose la venta por me-
dio de la Gaceta Official per6dicos de la plaza y
por edictos para La cOncurrencia de lcitadores.
Los efectOs que Sc mandan subastar estan tasa-
dos en- La foma siguiente las mercancias EN- la su-
de 1441 pesetas 70 centmOs los aparadOres 671
pesetas 25 centmos Y una GAIA de hero, NAL es-
tado, Ell 80 pesetas estan de manifesto en- La casa
del eXpresado Ramos.
para publication en- este peri6dico libro 81
presente Ell Puerto-Rico 10 de JUNO 1S7l.-Nlau-
i clio Guerra. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
PARTE MERCANTIL
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

11--De San-Th6mas en- gol. esp. "Rapido" Al ton
cap. Amador con mercaderfas Y 5 pasageros:
11-De Halifax en- 26 dias gol ing. "Serior" SS ton.
cap. Robarto con carga general Latimer v comp.
i1-De la Habana en- dias vap. ing. Elder" 900
ton. cap. Bruce, con correspondenciay pasageros.
V jamaica Sc present6 Ia boca del puerto el vap.
de La Mala Real Inglesa Niles ell cnal envio bote
con un oicial con objeto de entregar al agente
mercial de Inglaterra la correspondence que pro-
cedente de Europa no habia dejado en- este puerto
otro vapor de La misma compaIlia
12-De Vieques en- / dia gol esp. 'Luisav 50 ton
cap. Silva en- lastre
i2-De Aguadilla en- dia gol. esp. Maria Belen'
SO ton cap. Mendez con cafe.
12-De ArrOyO2 diaS gOl. esp. "F6u 35 ton. cap. vi
uanlil en- laStre.
12-De Santa Cruz de Tenerife en- 26 dias berg esp
"Guanchv IA ton. cap. Qneri frutos peninsulare
v un pasagero los Srs Ezquiaga Este buque cou
duce 40 pasagerOs de transito para Ia HabVna pro
cedeptes del punto de 81 salida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
r. A, Stewart.

Habendo recorrido varias haciendas de cana de
este partido con amino de montar mi aparatO, 10
cual he hecho ell algunas he tenido OCCASION de OBJ
servar que eXiste una nueva montura de HOrnallas
por el sistema de d. Rafael Balsero La cual ofrece
!nnumerables ventajas a los va conOcidos tanto por
La sencilleZ de mOntur;, cuantO que pOr La eco
nomla de brazo tie.npo c5nbl5Fsole, como asl
mismo, por la facli'ad que prosia mejorar la ca
lldad del azlcar. ple3I0 Qlc los reclbldOres del
nuevc sistena halian d altura suticien6e
para ;rasegarse al tercoro el cortO tempo e. lbs
minutes cada uno, estando pOr esta circunsta.
eXentos de recibir las cachazas que vienen del
do tacho, segundo tercero, como no suGede en- los
no es conocido Ell las demas haciendas de la Isla
que he visitado aGn cuando no me ligan relaciones
ningunas el dichO Sr. BalseirO, como amante
del progreso meoramientO de la industrial EN- to-
dos sus ramos, no puedo m6nos que lamar la aten-
cion p1blicamente, particular la de los Hacen-
dados de cana, para que prOcuren mOntar sus Hor-
nallas pOr ell referido sstema del ST. BaserO en- el
concepto de que habran de mostrarse muy agradte
cidos al que suscrbe estas l1neas ell solo Obeo-
de dar coner sistema que tantas ventajas ofre-
ce la Industrial SAGA una de este pals. 2 .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14

} .,,os tenido el gusto de tratar mucho 4
D. RoduIfD, hace amos nos honramos con
Ia amistad de su ilustrado hermano d.
Tsodoro, el probo magistrate, el galano
v fecundo novelista cubano, sentimos
tambien la sdbita partida del que con
beneplacito de todos sus subalternos, ha
desempenado hasta ahora la plaza de Sc
gundo jefe de~este Preside.
Ioteria de la Ezabana.-Primeros pre-
mios del sorteo del dia 80 de Mayo dc
1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
LINEA DE VAPORES.
vAPOREs CORREOs EsPANOLEs.

VAFUhES CUkkEUS ESFANULES.
De Cadiz los dias IA y 20 siguen para la Haba,-
na
DE La Habana Mayagiez Aguadilla los dias 10 v
23 Siguen para San Thomas y vuelven la Habana
Los dias 3y1S.
vAPORES CORREOS INGLESES
De la Habana ell 12 siguen para San Thomas con
n correspondence Europa, volviendo 81 II para
continuar su marcha para la Habana.
VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES.
De San Thomas ell dia 10 sigue para Santiago de
Cuba de donde vuelve ell 81 para tomar la cores
pondencia para Europa.
VAPOR COSTANERO TRIUNFO.
Ell Z q las de la maflana sale para Arecibo Y 81
que para la costa del Oeste hasta Fajardo llegando
a la Capital ell 1S.
Ell Is sale para Fajardo sigue hasta Aguadilla
volviendo La Capital ell IS.
Ell % sale para Arecibo hasta Fajardo volviendo
ell 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14

TAmbicn estoy autorizado por dicho Sr.
Bsotlsla, para admitir suscriciones la
biografla y retratp del general Sanz con
la historic dc su mando en- esta Isla, que
Sc nublicara en- un solo y elegante vol1men,
cuyo yalor no eocedera de 4 rs. vellon
cada ejempar. por consiguiente quslan
abier5's al bas suscrcones, en- IL inteli
gehcia ds que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles con rclacioh no.
n'nal de nGmero lie Srs. qu, Sc hayan
us rto al peri6dico, por cuantos ejrm
plarea ''o Ia bcgrAfis J retratos del gene
raj San2
PueftoRioo Mayo I6 de l8n.-San
USE nun 8. Juan J. Marien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
I ;lLaCiO del Arte.
CALLE DEL SOL MUM. 60,

MoDa dgrafo dos rses pivegos nvenon psn
del Lceo la
P1eoR de los RETRAros EsAALTAD0s DN RELIEVE
INSTANTANEOUS de los de forma de &&
Partc'pa
novend Aemana:
son los RETRATOS ESMALTADOS
~ " -
Belea co odo banes los de oeana
mace
Ida " = 1850
En- PALACO DEL ARTE expuestos vista del pnbco
cion
Los 'gra. del inter dee
las condolences
En- sguen hacienda
Macance de holS las futpna. S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
AVISO.

Sc venden dos casas de MADEIRA cobijadas de te-
jamani, en- buen estado, stas el pueblo de Cata-
tano ademas un bote que esta en- e tratico de es-
ia capital Catano: ha sidO cOnStruidO ArccibO.
El que interese alguna casa 8 ell bote puede diri-
glrse la calle do la Luna, nilnero 7e vive
= EintereSadO 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
PREMIos.
VARIEDADES.

De Peyo- GyaHotomamos ell siguien'
To romance:
TRABUCO A p E P E.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14

aunque al decirlo tie aIrugas
que vas q encOntrar cOnmigO,
Pepe, Ell riilOn de La ausuba,
la molleja de La pava
y La raiz de la yucca:
que yO me bastO y me sObrO
tenerte la disputa
4 tt y 4 dos de tn talla
y alln q tres, 81 tie los juntas,
que plumas de ese-... plumage
mas plomO son, que no plumas,
Y no Ieyantan cl yuelo
pOr que no tienen enjundia:
son espadas de Bernardo
sin corte, como sin punta,
sin carabinas de Ambrosio
cargadas de salyadura;
muchO ruidO, pOcas nueces,
lena que no arde y ahuma,
relampagOs y no rayos,
que no oueman 81 relumbran.
Y puestO que de corrlda
saDeS tantas escrituras,.
recuerda que las sagradas
Ell sus paginas apuntan
que David venci0a Il GOllat
con maquinaS de cabuyas,
uue 4 cabuyas Il las veces
suelen llevar las honduras.
Y en- Tin, Pope, por San Braullo
refrena ell pasO d La burra,
que tie vas pOr las OreJaS
q peligros de la nuca:
riie Ell frenO, donna ell brio,
deten la cabalgadura,
mira que no a buena parts
te llevan mala fortuna
Y esa ITdbucO- mania
con que va mono trdbucGS:
que verte ii mani-mOnO,
es cOsa que me eSpeluzna,
pues temo, Pepe, que ell mani
Ell comic al cabO cOncluya,
Y el mono termine en- mGnO
y ell SesO tuyO Ell tOrunda.
~ cual no sera mi pena,
cuanta no sera mi augusta
81 veO pasar a mi Pepe,
del Olimpo q la zahurda,
.IOndnte desen tOnGdO:
colitlor, vueltO lechuSa?
No me des tragO tan tierO,
no me des tan fuerte purga,
no as1 pagues ell carinO,
no asl pagues la ternura
del que como yO te anna
y te amara hasta La tumba,
y soy ell que til no inOras
y entire suspirOS de azllcar
mi cOraZOn y una t1echa
te pinto al pie de mi r1brica:
Trabuco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
13-De Fajardo en- bote esp. Angel Maria IL Ton.
patron Domingo Pena, con cuerOS
SALIDAS.


H-Para la Habana corb. esp. "Ensebia" 256 ton
cap Caradiego cafe. Conduce 100 pasagt zos Dc
translto prOcedente de AvilGs.
ulIll-Para Riogrande gol. esp "Veloz" 96 ton cap
Vlllanueva con provisiones.
u-Para Cadiz gol. esp. "Veloz" 95 ton. ca. Ro-
drguez, con frutos del pals
llopara Par: Halifax gof. ing "a c. Major 80 ton.
lI-para San Thomas vap. ing. elder 600 ton.
81 pasageros.
esp Mors fan e0n Mo con en- del
l@Para Charleston pol. esp. "Morgia" 12O ton.
cap Maristany en- lastre.
tiara Halifax berg. gol. ing. "Espanish Man.
81 ton: cap. Richard con azlcar.
= l9Para Aguadlla gol. ing. "Seriox" SO ton. cap.
RODats con resto de carga.
;dIS-Para Fajardo bdrO. esp. Emma" 10 ton cap.
ORlgo con prOvisOnes.
l3cPara Humacao gol esp. "Esperanza" 40 ton
cap; 0plandy con provisiones y 3pasageros.
lo3Para San Thomas gol. esp. "Rapido A ton cap
Amador con provisiones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
de &. Audiffred V ca.
EnrtNie.M 97.

En- begantn eTao JESUS MARIA JOSE
Sc acaba de recb I'm complete do de nas nge
venden
cargamerto henen viGe ha ecgo principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
GRAN BARATILLO.s

Ell
Mamau
aray1
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
CARTA UNICA
DE TRABU UCO EPE2o
Cantal bien 6 cantal NAL
Ell ei campo es iferente,
perO elante e la gente,
cantal bien, Q no cantal.
Trabuco.

A ii que tras PEPE vas
yvienes Il hacerme ell b1,
decirte debO quizas
que a cinifes como til
los espantO w.. NADIA mas.
ST mi respuesta te humilla
tomandola por desdoro,
perdOne tn negra honrilla,
pero yo no doy ell ORC
ell cambiO de calderilla.
ST acaso en- Ell almacen
te prestan mejOr mOneda,
entOnces con ella ven,
yya te pOndre Ell la rueda
detras de PEPE tambien.
PerO mientraS casquivanO
me escribas coplas en- cObre,
te dire 10 que ell cristiano
cuandO 10 impOrtuna un pObre:
iperdOne, por Dios, hermano!
Trabuco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
SIN CARETA.

A costa del pueblo entero,
Quiere vivir DonWliGn,
Con SUI papel majaderO
Y sus ataQues a SAM.
r. Torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
Sr. Director del B0LETIN.
Arecibo, 8 de Junio de 1871.

Muy Sr. milo de toda mi consideration: lie estima-
ra altamente Sc sirva dar cabida a las siguentes
lineas apreciable peri0dico S. S. @. b. S. NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14

NOTA % h cada ub galo
Haoana ha correspondence STa5na sad ii
cosnero enar scyio supimendo del da
dguiente go -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
I'll Uirector y Profesor de M6slca
D. LORENZO ARGUlMBAU

re M esaho dednnen Capital
de S Piano " domiA los pteo que segun
las condolences fja'sr - =
hnrar puedeu para Oataa
donde domcilc. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-14
EPIsIoLA "a

iTodos juntos contra mi
yyO solo contra tantOs. -.
Pero contra tOdos juntOs
tengo alientoy tengO manos!
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
Ingratitude.

1t is an old saying that if you do
q man nineteen favors, and for any
reason decline to DO him the twen-
tieth, he will forget the nineteen
requests that you have granted, and
only remember the one that you
have refused-and for that refusal
he will hate you ever afterward.
And this is true of some men; it
is true of men of mean and narrow
natures; but it is not true Of all. 1t
is natural for noble soul to cherish
lively recollection of kipdnesses
as it is to breathe. And while we
are often shocked to see acts OF
friendship towards others, which
have cost us a good deal OF time
and Of labor, entirely overlooked
and forgotten, we not unfrequently,
on the other hand, are surprised by
the grateful reciprocation of some
favor long since rendered, and the
very performance of which had
passed from our own recollection,
until reminded of it by the recipient.
We have always regarded graft
tude as a feeling which is hardly
susceptible of being taught to any
one. A lecture on gratitude, to
whomsoever addressed, instead Of
awakening. that emotion, is very apt
to engender feeling Of indignation
and hatred. People never like to
be told to be grateful. And it is Of
no use to tell them. If it is no,
natural to soul to appreciate the
rgood nature of others, it can neve,
! be taught such appreciation.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

D%Philadelphia is going to have
another statute of Washington, to
be placed in Fairmount Park. The
project is in the hands Of the Senior
and Junior Order of American Me-
chanics. Plans have been proposed
and q contract signed, which pro.
vides that the work shall be compile.
ted in one year. The statute win bt
OF bronze. eight feet in height, rest.
ing upon apedestal Of Quincy or vir.
ginia granite, twelve feet high, and
when completed win cost 49, 900
The work to be commenced at once
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
EDUCATION.

q w 'nal sustain the carrying out of
f'''Slons of the act establishing
. 'non school system, and urge
paramount duty the education of
a. ''u'n' as vitality connected with
WI enlightenment, and the secu
G., stability of q Republican
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that city, but also of the young
man of imperial blood, who comes
to our shores on peaceful visit,
and as the bearer of kindly greet
ings from bis father, our ally and
friend.
And when New York is done
with him, the rest of the country
will take him up, extending a hearty
welcome without stint, and in all
sincerity.-N o. Times, 17th.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
POET RY.

You scorn my dwelling as you pass it by
I do not say, Come in;
You are a stranger to the company
entertain within.
Ny house is humble. yet within its walls
Contentment doth abide;
And from the wings Of peace blessing
falls, s..
Like dew at eventide.
You think my soul is narrow, like the room
Wherein toll for bread;
And that, because oblivion is my doom,
1 might as well be dead.
Yet are you sure the riches are not mine,
The poverty your own;
Is he not rich who finds his lot divine,
In hovel or on throne?
You judge me by the narrow boundaries
'Twixt which my body moves;
But behold wider land that lies
Free to the soul that loves.
Is that not mine in which I hourly take
My largness of delight?
Are not all things created for his sake
Who reads their meaning right?
1t is not mine, this landscape behold?
Mine to enjoy and use
For all life's noblest uses, though no gold
Has made it mine to lose?
1 know the wood-paths where the feet Of
spring
Have left their prints in flowers;
And all the carols that the wild birds sing
Through the long summer hours.
I watch the changeful light upon the grass,
The wind-waves in the grain;
1 note tie swift cloud-shadows as they
pass
Above the breezy plain.
Mine are the stiffness of the autumn Moons,
The peace of tranquil ewes,
The sunset splendors, and the glimmering
moons,
The rain fall on the leaves.
I cannot count the half of daily joys
Which kindly Nature gives;
For while some homely task my hands
employs,
With her my spirit lives.
Nor these alone the pleasures that know,
The riches possess;
Still other things are mine, and they
bestow
A deeper happiness.
For unto me the past, with all its shore
Of untold wealth belongs;
To me the singers and the saints of yore
Repeat their prayers and songs
For me again the long-past centuries yield
The harvest of their thought;
My cleaning brings me sheaves from many
field.
Where stronger hearts have wrought.
Mine is the present, too; nor let it be
Despised as little worth;
I could not tell of all the good see
Each day upon the earth.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. Z
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Transient advertisements, 81 50 Per
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insertion, IS cents. .fi.Il
All business aotices of advertisements
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insertion. I'D g.. "a .t'f.) Ii-
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"A waggish spendthrift recently
sId, "Five years ago I was not
worth q cent in the world now
zee where I am through my own
exertions !" "Well, where are you?"
why, 1 owe more than $3.0OOr'
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

r. CHARTRES STREET. II
'ABR0UssEAU 4 CO., Importers and
Dealers st Wholesale and Retail. offer at
low prces -.
CARPETMG, a 1iss2
FLOOR on CLOTH,
MATING.
Curtain and UPAslstssesS Material
window Shades. Tall Covsu, Hair
Cloths. IAee 06fs611a O6Gn1oG6, oso,
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|um. G.. BROWN ,---EditOr.
.s- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: N
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Ionisianiam.

7, the endeayor to establish another
Republican journal in New Orleans,
the proprietOrs Of the LoUIsIANLAN,
propose toMs necessity which has
been long, and sometimes painfully
|fsl. to exist. In the transition state
|doH people, in their struggling efforts
= attain that position in the Body
|P9Itic, which we conceive to be their
|i1., il is regarded that much infor-
|-Sion, guidance, encouragement,
nsel and reproof have been lost, in
e,equence of the lack of medium,
|taugh which these deficiencies might
supplied. We shall strive to make
h LOUIsIANIAN a desiderdtum in these
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
On call of the roll for election of

On call of the roll for election o
Lieutenant Governor the Senators re
sponded as follows, each candidate
voting for his opponent, according t.
custom and courtesy:
FoR P. B. s. PNcHBAcK-Messrs
Barber, Butler, Campbell, Coupland
Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, jerks
Kelso. Lewis, Lynch, McMillen, No.
land, Ragan, Swords, Twitchel, Whit
ney, Wilcox-eighteen true and stead.
fast Republicans!
FoR 7. V. CouPLAND-Messrs. An.
dersoa, Antoine, Blac1man, Bowman,
Daigse, Fmtch, Herwig, Itgraham,
O'Hara, Pinchback, Ray, Smith, Sy.
pher, Thomas, Thompson; Todd six:
teen, including seren Democrats and
sic Customhouse employees!
Republicans if these men, on an
occasion of comparatively inferior i'm
portance, can so viIely betray your
party and its solemn pledges, will you
trust them in the great crisis of 1872,
when your iberties-aye, even your
ives-are staked upon the issue of the
struggle? Fortunately, the victory
of the sixth of December positively
demonstrates that the Republican par;
ty can carry Louisiana against the
Customhouse faction and Democracy
combined.
One particular point it is desirable
should be made clear. The whole po-
litical capital of the bolters is founded
on wanton mendacity. Assuming, by
virtue of occupancy of federal posi-
tions, to be the direct representatives
of the national administration, they
have, with persistency equaled only
by its falsity, endeavored to instil in
the public mind a belief that the State
administration is antagonistic thereto.
This is not true. The Republican
party, of which this committee is the
head, and to which the State officials
give allegiance, will, under all circum-
stances, stand firm and true with the
national Republican organization, and
guarantee Louisiana for Grant If it is
the expressed desire of the party, in
convention assembled, that he be re-
elected to the Presidency.
Finally, your State Central Com
mittee regard the action of the mem
bers of the Senate, in extra session
convened on the sixth of December,
1871, in giving full recognition to the
claims of the colored people, of such
importance as to justify the declara-
ton that our party has again been
consolidated, and that with measures
of retrenchment. and reform in all
branches OF the government which the
party proposes to carry out, and your
earnest cooperation with this COM
mittee, defeat in 1872 is an utter i'm
possibility. Let there be no compro-
mise with treason, but, with the watch
word, Eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty" emhlazoned on your ban
ners, press on to glorious triumph
that will overtop in benefits to human
ity even those past victories which
have rendered our beloved Louisiana
truly the land of the free |"
THE COMMITTEE.
Committee:
President-P. B. s. Pinchback.
Recording Secretary-William Vigers.
Corresponding SecretaryJ. w. Fair.
fax.
MEMBERS.
For the State at large-Edward But.
ler, of Plaquemines; s. S.. Schmidt,
of Orleans; Thompson Coakley, ol
Rapides: Albert CAN'T. of 81. Iandrv
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The undersigned notifies the Public
OF the establishment of O. ID
CIGAR MANUFACTORY, =
at No. 129 Polymnia Street, near Dry
ades Street, where orders viii be
thankfully received and promptly at-
tended to. O. B. ROUDEZ, ~
3m New Orleans, Dec. Ii, 1871.
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FINAL.

n; senerous, manly, Independent,
uc'0us conduct, we shall strive
s our paper, from an ephem-
s.p. a temporary existence, and
M upon a basis, that if we
'ommand," we shall at all
dsserve" success.