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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-29

IMPORTANT LEGAL PArEEs.-Somc time
ago the postmaster Of this city received from
the Dcad-Lcttcr Office in Washington let
ter written by (:) and directed to- n. j.
Hodgson. Esq, enclosing legal papers. The
papers were sent to Norfolk because they
contained letters written by parties living in
this city and its vicinity. They relate to a
large landed estate in the island of Bermuda,
the heirs of which are supposed to be in this
country. This estate belonged to Jonathan
Tateln, Of Warwick parish, in the island of
Bermuda, whose will, made on the 18th OF
November. 1915. is among the papers. There
is also a decd Of conveyance Of several hum
bred acres of land from certain parties to
Jonathan Tatcm. This deed was made in
1928. From the letters and other documents
among the papers it appears that parties
living in this city, Norfolk county, Ports
mouth, and Isle Of Wight county, are among
the claimants. These parties are the families
of Benthars, Brooks's, Jorden's, Fritl2s,
BisselI's, and OTHERS We have examined the
papers and think they are OF great impor-
tance. -Norf0tlt Journal.
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E. WOOD & CO.,
w 1913 AND 375 W. BALTIMORE STREET,

manufacturers of STEAM-HEATING APPA-
RATUS and inventors Of the new polished-front
nat-top PARIS RANGE-in every respect the best
cooking-rarge in the United States, and warranted
to heat the rooms above 1t received, with the cele-
brated Parlor Sun and Lightning Fireplace Heaters,
the first premiums at the Maryland State Fair and AT
the American Institute Fair, New York. Buy either
the Parlor Sun or Lightning Fireplace Heaters and
fireplace stove and the best cooking apparatus in the
world.
WILLIAM E. WOOD & CO.,
Manufacturers and Inventors Of Heating, Yenttla-
tins and Cooking Apparatus, 373 and 80 W Bah
tjmore street. Baltimore, Md. no 9-d3m
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TTUNAN HAIR.

HUMAN HAIR,
Ill lust imported from Europe,
eight to twenty Inches In length and quite clean
ut 81 per pound
Address j.. w. UAUSSER,
Importer Of Human HAIR,
ID First street, New FORK.
Samples Of one pound sent by express, q. y. D.
+ In ai-lWl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-29

ARE CorroNs RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF
TAXES AN IMPORTANT QUESTIONABLE.
William Z. Taylor, the Auditor OF Public
Accounts, has written letter to one of our
city officials lin response to inquiries pro-
pounded to HIM, in which he says that he is
''lnwilling to receive coupons (uuder the
coupon features Of the funding act) from the
collecting officers of the State in payment Of
taxes until some action Of a more determinate
character shall be had by the Legislature"
lie therefore notifies the said city official to
g dccline tn receive them until further adj
yised." The Auditor says, in bis letter, that
he presumes " the matter will soon be taken
to the courts. and the question CT their re-
cciyability for taxes decided" Hc says he
has no doubt tho Legislature will very soon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-29

EOR NEW YORK. old Do %RfA
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 81 Ss1S1t -
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBEMARLE,
and IIATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk, City
Point, and Richmond, every TUESDAY,. THURS
Richmond every, TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUM-
DAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new They have elegant
saloons aud staterooms. The fare, accommodations,
and attention, are unsurpassed
Close connections made with steamers for all South
ern and European ports. s..rI-
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF this
Company. -! F. 49,
For further information, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
nv o. r.. No.3 Governor street.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINE WORkS.-SLOAT 90 AD.
Nl DINGTON, Nos. 1422, 1924, 1925, and l41s
Cary street. aud Nos. ID and 13 so1th snteen n.1
work In the nachnist line repair all kinds OF work
the country to DO all so,s 2, M1 IKE M Vi Sa
and kcen them on hand as we'll tobacco screws OF
all kinds, together with bands and blets and all ar,
ticles for the manufacture OF tobacco. Keep on
nines Rollers. saw-s, Grtst-M Mills Power Pumps
Patform Scales Shaf! itg. Hangers, P,uleys, Gear
and ReyiI Wheels and III fact, general assortmens
OF ali useful articles In our line, together WIN
Juds0r's Patent Stcam-E Governor GneaSo
pany Steam, Gauges; seliens Patent E9sIas Is
bling Guns, for both engine and starting; fine
Cleaners on Cans; Watcr-Garges &c. AL OF Enlca
farms *. n. NE receive on consignment all kinf5
~ machinery, bot, new and secondhand Come ana
see us. focal SLOAT s. ADDIadtoN.
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1T

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .sgeh
i AND NORFOLK STEA -
WEEK. Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and J.
s. GREEN, composing this line. Will leave Rich
mond every MONDAY and THgEsDAH AZ II
and SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately. :.
Freghts received daily Sundays exccpted( for an
parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware i
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, and
bills Of lading signed through. ~ is1f - -
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. 4
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
: - w. P. PORTER, Agent, ffs
49,, No. 242J Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE,& CO., Agents,
--., No.12 South Wharves, ~
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND &KTk
Y PACKET COMPANY.-Thc steam. ssxAbesks
shin GEORGE Is. UPTON leaves New YORK eve[ry
SATURDAY; Leaves Richmond ID, eyerE leJEss New
WEI every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
rhhnAA' D. j. BURR, President,
e. n, r ,.-.-., 1914 Main street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

correspondence of the Richmond Disra'ch'
.,,u,s Adjournment Resolution
s,,,,rcr,s lFohhy-.-colfax's CHANCES
Car denomination on tho Wane.--De-
,~,.o.ious nj tho Executive MansioIs---
,ocratic Work. Etc. Etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20
Communicated


TO All WHOM IT Al Y CONCERN
A stands for Avery thai rams the ho.el.
b is for Bradshaw who has goods to SELL
is for Collier of the Travellers Home.
D is for Darling an artist from Rome.
f is for Edwards who is well stocked with lore.
is for French who keeps the Stove Store.
G is for Gates the far famed school teacher.
Ii is for Higgins an exemplary preacher.
l is for Ingalls, that to the North Shore.
j is for Jones who clerks in the Drug Store.
X is for kimbdll dealer in lumber.
L is for Laffitte who has friends yond number.
u is for Mayer who made the coat your back.
n is for Mutt and hard one TO crack.
o is for Oieson from the land of the Swede
y is for Peterson of the very same creed
@ is for Qugley that edits the Appeal.
II is for Relf who has maps for sale.
S is for SNYDER our favorite tailor.
I is for Thompson daring young sailor.
U is for Upham IS Of tire dredee and scow.
Y is for Vonpaemel but he is FIR from here now.
w is for Wundetle an honest shoe maker.
Y is for Xuyvauhuson amt that jaw breaker.
Y is for Young but it is long since his youth.
u is for Zachau that moved back from Duluth.
4 includes all of those thatn0w and anterior,
That then and in future shall visit Superior
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20

II. NJ. PEYToN Il Go. have recently been
making very important additions to their
already extensive saw mill on Conner s
Point. Their machinery was found to be
too small to supply the rapidly increasing
demand for lumber SO with that broad
comprehensive view, SO characteristic Of the
firm, they resolved to more than double
their facilities. First we noticed new
horizontal engine of nearly one hundred
horse power, which for beauty, strength
and utility, is unsurpassed; and the style
of workmanship does great credit to the
builder. 1t has been lately put up by W.
w. Allen. Next we examined one Of Bush
nelrs best saw frames, with detached yoke
for double saw, and containing all the APP
pliances which experience can suggest, and
is capable Of cutting 40, 600 feet of lumber
per day without crowding. We also no.
ticed a new boiler % feet long, from the
celebrated boiler works of Kenny Bros. of
St. Paul, which, when connected with the
one already in place, will furnish ample
steam to drive that engine. Mess. Peyton
& Kimball are both energetic, practical
bu mess men, and we are glad to notice
this evidence of thrift and prosperity ex
h bited by them. We wish them continued
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
Dun city crow died this week.
SATU EBAY, APRIL 90. 1872.

Our city crow died this week.
Lors Of folks see water in the lake"
WELL believe IN the first boat when we
see it.
WAS some man born to be drowned this
spring?
THE factory whistle is again blowing for
Superior.
HoRsE-FLEsu has tested the Bay ice lost
of the week
CULTIVATION is again under way, with
teams afield.
THE tug Danforth has been painted a gay
red and white
SPRING fever and railroad fever are now
raging in this burgh.
Our long days with ice in the Bay are
like snow i'll summer.
THE channel has at last opened nearly
up to the powder house.
M. L. AVERY returned from Z trip to the
St. Croix valley Thursday.
MERCHANTS are now ordering their spring
stock of goods and groceries.
STEAMER Zero at the Quebec Pier, re-
ceiving her spring garments.
THURSDAY and Friday were melting days.
To-day is cloudy, and raining.
CAPT. James Starkey arrived this morn
ing from St. Paul to attend to business.
SOME attempts are made to reach Ash
land over the mud road since the ice break
in the Lake.
THE Bay is a sea of troubles now. Many
are getting their foot in it. They are not
in hot water, either.
DIST No school house rejoices in bet
the plank before walking chalk.
OWING to the severe indisposition Of the
Principal Of the Uppertown School, that
school has not been in session this week.
JUST read that liquor law we publish in
another column. It's CROUCH to make an
old toper's hair stand on end, and wake up
things generally.
II. ROBBINS Esq returned from the East
Friday morning. He seems well pleased
with the results of his trip, and brings some
news of Importance.
EXACTLY at achat point did the Ninne
so sh,n say the main line of the Northern
Pacific terminated according to Its charter?
Louder on the main.
WEEKS pass more swiftly at the head of
Lake Superior than anywhere else. Rea-
son, more ideas and exciting news Old
people on Lake Superior think they are
young folks yet.
REV b. DeGoey left last Sunday after a
farewell sermon to his congregation, on a
trip to Europe, for the benefit of his health.
We all wish him pleasant voyage across
the Atlantic.
WE are informed that the Nemadii lum-
bering camps will have about four and a
half million feet Of lumber to show for their
winters work Ofthis amount the Brad
ford Bros turn out two million f; ct. Peyton
& Kimball one million, and other parties a
million and q half more.
EXCELLENT arrangements have been
made at the mouth of the, Nemadji to pre-
vent the annual boom brcakage and rush
of logs into the lake. An additional boom
has been extended from the railway piles to
the pier, and as fast as the logs come down,
they will be frted through the pile timbers
into the dead water blight behind this boom.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20

HOUGLhS COUNTY C0URT-Iu Probate.
~ liz of the Michael Br hit deceased
10 al whom 1t
Lett administration said having
Hiram Hayes the first day Of April 1872 and less
months from aud m ~ said day eng allowed aud limited
creditor their and
notice Is he, eby gwen that the undersigned will
THE 9TH DAY OF n Az A. D. 1872
O'Clock pm his Office Superior said and
the hour the first ndy of month for
ensuing tbs and adjust al claims and
mauds of all persons against said deceased
1I0AIAS CLARK, County Judge.
Dated April 3, 1872. apr6--ap p
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Ii persons having SPtt ell accounts Wi h
peciuIy requested to forward aud >etIr the
ii such require inmsd re afi'iin To tn
uoilce lay all concerned. 4. w. FRENCH.
Anil 2Jih 1872
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20

~ Court.
Elise Bsasen, plaintiff, against
David A. Currier John Francis Btts-n, James J. Ublard
Thompson iHtche john Newton and Louis
Newton, defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN,
To he Def ndant- alb Vt named
lou sud ch you II rehy summoned and required
the complaint OF Elise the plaintiff
entitled action which sal complaint is filed III she office
Clerk of the Circuit Court Douglas County
sad County and
under gued office q Doigs
Wisconsin, hn twenty days
excl If III day Of Ans! shall
said complaint hereby required within m
plaintiff viii apply to he Court rel ef in
Il. y SETTER Plaintiff AIRY
Ia ed april 1th 1872 APP 15m y25
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20
lCoREEsPoYDENcE SoucTED.7
NONRESIDENT CAPITALISTS.

who contemplate investing money here, will find it
for their advantage to address the undersigned for
advice in the matter, as by so doing they will gain
kao'rtedge respecting three important things
1st. To k'oW PRECISELY tie locality or spot uEes to
Unrest tier money.
2nd- To kmo~ CORRECTLY The vole Of tie property acy
desire to p4rchase.
Sd. To hnow RELIABLY tie rag or manner in ulich 10
proceed to get it at tie louest figure
W. CRANWELL,
seI 2210
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OTIGE.

Notice is hereby given that the first meeting of the
Corporators and Direct of the Superior Boom Com
pany will be held Saturday the Goth day April
1872 o'clock F. NJ, at the Office of II. Hayes, in
Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin, for the purpose
OF perfectng the organization OF said Company, and
its Board of Directors and of opening books for and
receiving subscriptions to the capital stock of said
company, and of adopting bylaws and rules of bust
for said Company, and OF appointing secretary,
treasurer, superintendent, and other officers and
agents. may be deemed necessary, and generally for
the purpose OF taking such and proceedings
may proper for carrying out the objects for
which the aforesaid Company is Incorporated.
THos. BARDoN,
ERIC Macarthur,
L. q CoBURN, Corporators.
II. Nj. PEYroS,
WIN. kMBALL,
HIRAM HAYES,
Superior March % 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18
H 0 N R A s :.

Eg nuestro ilustrado colega La
Vos de Cuba, leemos 10 siguiente en-
su n1mero del 10:
Use han verifcado en- ell Cemente-
rio general, a las nueve de la manana
de hoy con asistencia de un respe-
table n1mero de personals, las que ha-
bia dispuesto la Redaccion, Admins
TRACTION & Imprenta de este peri6dico,
por ell eterno reposo del alma del que
tue su fundador y director, GoNzALo
CAsTANoN, muerto hace hoy dos amos
en- TERRA extrana por ell plomo homi-
clda, cuando defendia la honra de la
Patria y su propia honra, mancillada
por los miserables que le hirieron.
En- ell nicho donde Sc encierran sus
cenizas mientras no Sc cumple el de-
SEQ, tormulado ha tempo por sus hi
jos, deudos y amigos, y por la Dipu-
taclon Provincial de Astdrias, su tier
ra natal, de trasladarlas al otro iado de
los mares, a que reposen bao ell mis-
mo cielo y en- ell propio suelo en- que
VIC la luz, hemos depositado nuestra
ofrenda de carino, amistad y respetc;
y despues de alzar preces en- la capilla
del Cementerio, hemos tambien reza-
do alli por su alma, que goza en- ell Gle
10 de las blenandanzas que Dios otor-
ga a los buenos. o..
Agradecemos q todos los concur
rentes ell recuerdo que tuvieron del
amigo, del escritor, del patricia y Ell
martir, acudiendo nuestra invitacion,
y particularmente al Sr. Domenech,
que 10 hizo llevando mas de treinta
ninos del Colegio Espanol de Santa
go Apostle, que dirige; y agradecemos
tambien los Sres. CoIom6, Ruiz de
Leon, Zafra y Martinez A guar, la.
sentidas y religiosas palabras que pro
nunciaron ante ell nicho que guards
las preciosas cenizas de GoNzALo Gas
TANON."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18
N0TICIAS DE LA PENINSULA

Dc los dltimos peri6dicos de Ma
drid tomamos las siguientes noticias
"EI Constitutional de Sevilla llama Ia
atencion del Gobierno sobre un peri6dic(
filibustero semanal que Sc pubIica en- aque
LA ciudad, titulado L. Question Cub0na,
consagrado exclusivanente favorecer Il
causa dc los laborantes.
Dicha publication Sc envia ounce
nalmente a Cuba (frecuentemente ba 10 so
bre, 10 que facilta su pequeno tamano)
LENA de falsas noticias de la Peninsula
con objeto de hacer crer en- dicha isla quo
la opinion p1blica en- Espan es favorable
al laborantismo.
Y term ma diciendo:
Esperamos que sus autores sean some
tdos a los Tribunales de justicia, por
atentar a la integridad del territorio, delito
peaado severamente por la lew"
No es este ell 1nico diario que atraviesa
los mares bajo sobre. Tambien salen de
la coronado villa, pues en- ella empezara
a publicarse muy pronto un peri6dico ii
tulado La Estyella soLtarja, destinado 4 de
fender la independence de Cuba.
El Popular lie augura POGO exito.
iY como 10 ha de tener 81 viene q de-
fender una causa perdida? Esto sin contar
que tendra que hab6rselas con tropiezos
que no queremos apuntar.
Los obsequios oficiales que han recil
bidos en- Espaha ell neral Sherman
h jo del presidente Grant, han sido inter
pretados por algunos per6dioos de Nueva
York de una manera singular y propia
solo de los yankees, que parece no pue-
den comprender Sc obsequie a las perso-
mas por mas que no Sc les tema.
He aquf a este prop6sto 10 que dice El
Cromista del 13, con cuyas apreciaciones
estamos conformes:
"Dos .peri6dicos de aquf, q los cuales
Sc atribuyen muy buenas relaciones con
con el secretario Mr. Fish, y que durante
los dias de alarma que han pasado Sc dis
tinguieron de casi todos los demas por su
nguaje concil ador y moderado, dieron
cuenta anteayer de los obsequios ofciales
que Sc han hecho en- Madrid al general
Sherman al hijo del presidente M.
Grant; como 81 en- ESQ rasgo de nuessra
| cortesia hubiera la menor debilidad, am
bos periodic IS cambisron su tono pruden
te acto continue en- la mas necia hostilidad
que puede darse Como que ell uno die
! que Ia beligerancia de los cubanos insur--
/ rectos, serfa bueno tenerla la mano pa
ra hacernos ell b1, y el otro echandols
todavfa de mas terne, Sc atrev'6 q asegu-
rsr que la guerra contra Espaha no sola'
mente era possible, sino que ademas e'
muy probable. F
Lo mrs raro de to1o es que esas mani
festaciones las i,licieron en- los m smos ar
tlculos en- que daban cuepta de los chae
! qui0s d. Madrid. X adn hay .quiea se la
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GACETILLA, G.

Dentistsl em May0guez.-Se nos rueE0
la inserclon de las siguientes lineas:
d. Jose Garcia Come, Doctor en- CT
rujia dental del Colegio de Philadephia,
ofrece sus servicios en- Mayaguez, Gale
de la Marina. t
SQuI6m es elIa?-SeSun nos han In.
tornado, ell Sr. Bravo, guarda-almacen del Te
legrafO, ha herdO en- un cOstadO un Sr. Ca
munas, despues de haber mediadO entire amboA
un altercado algunOs mOjieOnes.
EEL mOlHO de engOriIar.-ElD DIR. BantinE
de Londres ha ensenado los gordOs ell
arte ell misterio de adelgadarse, s:perO 81
los hacos y delgados quieren reEestir aus
huesos con carnes tirmes y sanas, que ha-
gan uso del famoso t6nico, y asimilante eli
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao dc Lanman
Kemp. Cualquiera que sem las faltas
de muchos de los titulados Aceites que es-
tan en- ell mercado, este, veriicado pOr ls
marca de esta casa renOmbrada. es indu.
dablemente 10 que Sc dice ser. Fresco, sin
mistura, eytraido de materiales selectos.
La casa celosa de su reputation de vender
solamente art1culos leg1timos, evita cuida-
dosamente la posibilidad de cualquier de-
fecto en- la pureza de los generos que lie.
van su 1marca. Una, cucharada mezclada
con dos del Pectoral de Anacahaita es el
modo mas facil, y mejor de to mar Ell Aceite.
;Se me ha muertO el peIo! decfa eI Ca
Clique Indio cuando su larga mecha de Pc
10 volviose girls. Habia una ra son ;tiIos66cA
en- este sintoma de; decadencia que el no
conocia Els cuando la circulation de Ia
sapgre en- la capa membranea de Ia cabe-
"a Sc entorpece, que Ell pelo seca,..y este
entorpecimiento de la circulacion Sc Puede
impe1ir aun en- la vejez conla aplcacion
de un estimulante propio.
Ell T6nico Oriental que ha sido tam &C.
neraImente introducido en- los paises trO~
picalss Goa tan grande }exito. sostiene Ia
aocion vial en- la cutlcula, y al mismO
! tempo asimila con ell nutrimiento natural
del pelo, aumeDta milagrosamente 81
pcas:: rrca..ctiYQ dc las raiSsa. - q -
sAe a. easN1 e. s. sAstsf sszsss&es 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

"Mi estimado amigo: He ledo en- varios
peri6dicos con ell mas lnsigne despreclo,
las palabras pronunciadas en- Ell augusta
recinto del Oongreso Nacional, por ell di-
putado de Puerto Rico D. Julian E Blan>
GO y Sosa, contra la mas gloriosa de las
instituciones que no tiene otro lena en- su
bandera que el de, unida al Gobierno, de-
fender Ia integridad de la Patria. Esta sa~
crosanta institution ha sido villanamente
calumniada con la designation de Ch"sDsa,
cuando en- mi humilde opinion el battalion
de voluntarios de esta Capital, como todos
los de la Isla, es la representation genulna
de toda la escala social, fgurando en- sus
f.as el Comercio, la Agriculture y la pro-
piedad.
Semejante ofensa podrfa indignarnos 81
fuera proferida por persona competente,
pero emanando esos tiros de un indivlduo
tan bien conocido por sus antecedentes
tendencias considero esta muy por debajo
de la consideration que creo merecemos
al Superior Cob erno, y nuestros con-
ciudadanos de esta Provincial.
Teniendo ell cuerpo de voluntarios jun
ia en- 81 dia de hoy, q la que dep!oro nc
poder asistir, soy de opinion Sc acuerde
una protesta en- este sentido q nombr'
del battalion.
Creo deba dirigirse una cumunicac:on
los eminentes y esclarecidos patricios Sres
Topete 7 Navarro Rodrigo, tllbut -ndole
las mas expresiyas gracias, y ofrec!endo!e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

un llgar en- nuestras flas, desean.lo eats
predilecta honra para Ia compahfal de m
mando.
Otrs COMMUNICATION Aanalogaf opinog de.
bieraS dirigarsea al ilustres general SanA
signifcandole nuestra eterna gratitud POI
cuanto ha hecho y hace en-. la defensa- ma,
cional y en- la de nuestro institute. ALlaLk
81 estas ligeras lfneas escritas en- alas de
mi entusiasno, y dc mi niucno amor al
cuerpo q que tengo la honra de perte-
necer, cree V. que merezcan un lugar en-
su peri6dico, agradecere que las publique.
Con la mayor consideration Sc zofrece
de V. su mas adicto amigo
S. s. @ B. S. NJ +
Francisco BastOm v COrton.
Su t'asa, febrero IA de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

do no por.lo que haya dichoel Sr.
Blanco, que las ofensas Sc toman CO.
mo de quien vienen, sino por haberlo
dicho fbajo la inviolabilidad del dipu-
tado. y ene elseno de la representation
nacional. He aquf la respuesta que
dan los Voluntarios de Puerto-Rico
al Sr. Blanco y Sosa: 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

El documento que va 4 continua-
clon no necesita de concentrates. Els
L. expression digna, mesurada = ele-
vada de un cuerpo que, teniendo de
su Parte 81 derecho, So siente lastima-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

Desde ell dia Is tenemos en- nuestro
poder la siguiente carta que no pudl-
mos insertar por falta de espacio, pc
70 que 10 hacemos ahora con mucho
gusto:
Sr. Director del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

Su casa, febrero IA de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-18

Puerto Rico, febrero II de 1872.
81 Teniente Cofonel Ter Gefe,
Bartolome Borras Ell Teniente Co
ronel honorario, Ell MARQUES de La
Esperanza.-El Comandante, Pablo
U5arri.--El Captain de IA IL com
paIlfa, Francisco B. Barcel6.-El