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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

There are several juvenile Greeley and
Brown clubs up town, in one of which,
composed of boys about ten years old, the
treasurer is a defaulter to the amount of
81 Is. He insists that while lying down in
the grass the money fell out of his pocket,
which was the treasury. AthOrough search
in the grass does not confirm the treasurer's
statement, as nary red was found there
Much excitement is oecasIOned by the de-
falcation, and one lad, who contributed
fifteen cents to the common fund, demands
an investigation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

A Chicagoan who failed miserably in an
attempt at suicide by boring into his head
with an auger is now trying it by just the
opposite plan Of not putting a bit in bis
mouth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

Mr.. John A. Coleman, of Providence,
Rhode Island, has received a check for
about $1,000 from the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company, being the amount
of damages awarded. after four years Iiri-
cation, for ejectment from train, he offer
ing for his fare at the time coupon ticket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

UW IUV EINET-lNEW UFIEHUss
NObiIe and Texas Railroad and Steam-
er Frances.
On Sunday, eighteenth instant, the steam
er Frances will leave her wharf, foot of Cal
liOpe street, for an excursion of twenty
miles up the river. A train will leave the
foot of Canal street at A P. NJ. to convey
the passengers to the steamer Frances.
Returning passengers arrive in the city at
7:2O P. 81 Fare, for the round trip fifty
cents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

Tie First Regiment of Louisiana Field
Artillery left last evening on the Mobile
train to go into camp at Mississippi City,
where they will be entertained by Messrs'
w. A. Hurd & Co, of Barnes Hotel. A
grand target practice and ball will occur
on Monday, and the regiment will return to
to the city on Tuesday morning,
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VOLUME VINO. liz.

For Vice President,
B. GRATz BROWN, Of Missouri.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At Large.
T. c. MANNING, Of Rapides.
ANDREW S. HEBRON, of East Baton Rouge.
c. A. WEED, of Orleans
ALTERsATEs
J. B. ELAN Of De Soto
". ROBERTSON, of Iberia.
c. POTTHOFF, Of Orleans
First District.
EFFTEGHAH LAWRENCE, Of Plaquemines.
ALTERNATE.
HARDY RICHARDSON, Of Washington.
Second District,
LOUIS BUSH, Of Lafourche.
ALTERNATE.
CHARLES E. FEENFR, of Orleazs.
Third District.
GRNERAL ALLEN THOMAS, of Ascension.
Alternate.
DR.. J. a. TAYLOR, of st. Landry.
Fourth District.
A. H. LEONARD. of Caddo.
ALTERNATE.
J. P. HARRIS of Pointe COupee.
Fifth District.
L. V. REEVES, of Tensas.
ALTERNATE.
WADE R. YOUNG, Of Catalonia.
LIBERAL STATE NOMINEES,
For Governor,
DAVIDSON B. PENN, OF Orleans.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN s. YOUNG, of Claiborne.
For Secretary of State,
e. DUMAS, of Orleans.
For Auditor,
JAMES GRAHAM, of Orleans.
For Attorney General,
". F. HERMAN, of East Feliciana.
For Superintendent of Public Education,
J. ". MCDONALD, of Webster.
For Congress,
State at large-GEORGE A. SHERIDAN, of Orleans.
First Dstrict-A. B. SL0ANAKER, of Orleans
second District
Third District-ELBERT CAN'T, of ST. Landry.
Fourth District-Long term-E. G. DAVIDSON, of
Sabine.
fourth District-Short term-SANiUEL ARMSTEAD,
of Caddo
fifth District
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Chief Justice Chase writes Mr. Sumner
that he fully indorses the sentiments ex-
pressed in the latter's letter; that he will
support Greeley and Brown, and believes
Greeley will be elected and viii make
good President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

The city pay rolls for the week ending
August ), amounting to upward of $4,000,
were paid Friday night by Mr.. Chadwick
at the Office of the Administrator of FL
nance Each laborer is paid in a certificate
drawn especially for his account.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
WAITING TO COUNT THE VOTES
THE NIACE-OBALDWIN Mill
CONGRESS Of GERMAN NATURALISTS
Military Movements in Mexico
THE CUBAN INSURGENTS
WINTER CAMPAIGN AGAINST THEM
AND TRADING BOAT
Murders Perpetrated
SARATOGA RACES YESTERDAY
ANDY JOHNSON'S LAST SPEECH
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BREWERTES,

-
GEORGE MERZ-
OLD CANAL LAGER BEER AND ALE BREWERY,
Corner Yillere and Toulouse streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
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MISCELLANEOUs.

rebels and five Spaniatds have been killed
during that time
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NATIONAL NOMINEES.

For President,
HORACE GREELEY, Of New York.
For Vice President,
B. GRATZ BROWN, Of Missouri.
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[OoSTmUxD OK EEaEEH PAaa.I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-18

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
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Westerly winds, gradually backing to
southerly, and clear weather will generally
prevail on Sunday from Virginia to Maine.
Clear weather will generally prevail from
North CAROLINA to Northern Florida, with
southerly to westerly winds, and from Ala
bama to Eastern Texas, with southerly
winds, cloudy weather, and areas Of rain
from Kentucky northeast to Northern New
York and Lake Erie Rising barometer,
northeasterly to northwestly winds and
clearing weather will extend eastward over
the upper lake region.
RIvsP InHellIgoneo.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August l7.-BarOmeter
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LOTTERIES.

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR AUGUST ~, 1872.
CLASS 1856.
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I'm Factory Burned-A RailrOad Track
Selzed Eor Duties-MurderO on "A : eamer
""" 4Faelhg bOat-COngressiOnal NOm-
InaIon-hr' Greeley Returned 10 New
NOrkASRHatOga Rnces-Charles Fran
els Adams for GOverROr-Andy Jehu-
sons Promised Speech-The IrispIu
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

III AviHO 6sen sppUlnted lJepusy Surveyor OF miu-
a. eve! n'ds ts t6s whole Territory ot Montana,
We only IN the Territory thst Il legally
.sso0sed e msac mtnessl land surveys fOr strnt
i"s e! NE scss It COagfrs Of July sh. Is md
40 40 saa vsrvey viii be required when tho preliu
"akln1 spltcaeiuos, ""' "'' o'"N"' u"
'ns u sanking the peliniuasy survey.
=. .*, s.ss .uryy, ,hl'es,ioa fsss &C.. ca.upon
~ caesks9 aunos (uf NelvirU ~ inltpr ma,iun.
Olc' 20 h',ckenrdge near Rodney street, next
oaa's ~ u: ;. Land O0jcs. @''o.'' .~~'
ssaA~u ~, GEO h FoOTx
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TWO tnOassna nse haedfty 9VAte; twO scestsnt ph =
tOsrapiess n one thousand six hundred dliass. ard
Oie at Thousand two hunrsd dollar: two clerks
Of cssr four. four crks VI csss shrc thre clerks u
tHoussssti ~" hundrsi and forty ,s.srs. "''''''
For art ct'si Oller Ut the treasury. i've thousand
dollar: chief clerk. tw. th0u-sd doars ten c3ss
clerks o. cin.s tw0 six clerk. III Ouc sx COPY.
IT.. At nine hundred doass caeh' me.renges Que
.'.s,." tn! and three .c.rsr. In a sssso
Fvr ~ "t 'vsKm:!sr Ut the trrssusy. yhree s<n,.
sauA do lAre Chief clerk. two ss,usar .Alass twelve
clerk. ~ c'sst four, twenty clerks u cl.. thre,,
'wntycisht ctrkr Of class two. tScnty clerks Ut
Class one: twelve COZ! i,t-. " mine hnidScd d"lias~
raci one me.srnssr eight hundred and forty dslss;
ds,llir: and two labor r-: In VII. ore Hundred aud
thirty--ix tho ,s,nA eight a"ndnd do,ss
FO' co'nMisrioncr Ut customs. th,es thousand dol.
lar: chit lcrs tso thoa.aCd dollars twO cisrks u
las. tour. SIX clerks Vi RI .es three yht clers IT
csre two. i've clerks VI Cia.s Ol, ae..cn..r aud
S.s Lho.e,; ~ al. thty-six Thousand nine hundred
Fer Gf.s xudtx OF tn, t,essuy. three thousspd
doll 'lu.s CLERKS u class f.r ten csevks 1T cia..
three II" clerks II cns- t" sh'ce" cie'ks Of ca.s
ls'.ne; ~ ai. dtty eight Thousand two hundred and
eighty dollars
clerk, thou.ssA daar.: sx CLERKS u class I"ur
nifty Uur clerks Vt class shss~ Que hudre0 go Mise
clerks Ot Glars t~V, aar hssdied clesks eia0 QUE
ai.s,s; and ix sa,d1iassi b, srbassiny cisrs. swo
h"''drss doll ~: Il" all. three bundr. and eighty.
'oSr !s: S;.1 Tow as.dsel .ed slxh.y 4!bs,
clerk tw. thusssd .sosss iosrtses clerks u class
fOur, nd tnAl u one clerk Vt class four % dishurs
u: CLERK IT,: bundled dollar: te!'y.xo e.:.ks x
cserksoe cssss orr se~copy4s It niue undfsd al
IN cssc: iwo ucsseagcsr. thsec asststsui messcn-
;S;y Que tc.,u.s.d M" .,"h,y doiisrs "'''''' ana
~ ths SesssA ssdleoe t6sss tbossod dolars esiss
ce;k two thossaed dll.sE 1vs cisks u Glass fear,
eNU. eleven CIAfke IT class
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LOCATING SEAT or GOVERNMENT.

LOCATING SEAT or GOVERNMENT.
An AGA H. amend M sct en,i,iy,i AN act /,
hka:c The seat ~ G,'vetnn.eni. IN xi"l t.'s
tho T.rr.lory 1t Anniana." p.s,~>
January iwc"ty fourth, eighteen hur .ir.,,l
and sixty five. ,....t-' a.,
Ne i r.ae,ed By h4s Leg;sk.l;ss A.seo,b,x
a. SAc !, That the Aat 1T OOvrrnu,cni.
in and for the Tertiary Ut Alpa,sua. be
aid The came 10 hereby. k,c lied NJ tn. ~ wa
# Deyr tnlgs City. in Deer t<xlys Couu,y.
NDnia,iA Territory. ,.f;sa.,,.'.'. ..,,, M
Il, SIC 3 THAI the qu.siiOu Of Locating
the sea- 1T Government in and for t,e Ter.
rit"ry IF A,otans. shall IN kuLn..sttsl IL n
v"as Ut the qualified vO'ers nj the rvrsii.uy.
.! thy: Annual el<,clnm 4, ls ls,llrM on. iise
aysi Monday IN August. 4. d 1872. r. s.r.,
II! SIC. 4 II iD.t.rityt ut all lkc vaAee
~. shalt dk:siknslr the iDwn Ut DER lakige
Cliy - the seat ut GDvcgUnsent. II shall bg
~ proclamation 1T lhs Governor \, DECLARED;
Y u majority n, voting shall designate
Virginia Civ, Na4lis,n County, M.,nianx
Territory. ibe Governor by his pescla.Mrii,,n
shall n. .tccIsrc It. and tho place lssIy,nx
ilss majority VI I'll ihr vosus ~ sisall ~ the
seat 1T Government IT the Territory. i,.ir
SEC 4 The ls,llOis shall In hsndcd I:
=. FOR the cent 1T Government. If ll,,u,a,,,s
Terr'r'ry. ~ I'll. el,ci.,r ~lia;l WRIT. az
c'sus: IL lc written. ar l'riniesi. under sa,.i
caRs'on. the name Ut the p!sce lsc desires "
SEC. 8. AL Acts and parts of acts
IN any ~! cOnilicsing with the provisi,ns
ut ~: oct Oc. and the. came .re hereby ~
pesslttl.
SEC: 8. This oct 10 take effect and be in
force f!o.n and after lis passage. =
ApprOved January lsth, 1879. =
b. F. POrrs, 0.,verrOr. q"
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three hundred and tour dollars.
For folding doc..m,st-. Including pay of fo'ders
FIR tue: sevcU thousand dollars.
For horses aud carriages Tor transportation Of
mails. and s.dalshorscs ios the use " ms~ssn:err.
For farnitu,c aud rep~irs Of the same. eighteen
w packing boxe., two thousand six hundred dol.
ror,sncrsrr. eighteen thousand tvo hundred and
For mis- ,liarcous items fifty Ave thousand dollars
For nrwspap - aud stationery for incinsAys aud
delegates. ut one hundr d and twenty-five doun.
and ut! dollars and Stationery for committees and
Oiic. r. oi the lion,e. hsc thousand dollars
For page nc,aaHs three .s rdne
Iinr dollars Hnd thii y.fon, cents.
Fur u urn Additional compensation 10 tho report.
ere 81 The !"'sc for the Conyr..-onaf Globe Ear re.
Jnting the proceedings oi the iiou-c for the session
Ut the forty Congress. beginning on the 6rt
MvEda! IT, Dveenber. eighties. hunirx sna sevcU,y.
on" eight bundled dollars each, four thOush eight
hundrt doll IA
Public Pin,in:.-For compensation of the coaerra-
sONai printer, and the clerks and mcsseH:crs In his
sAice. twelve thousand Eve hundred and i0uitccn
40 lars.
For contingent expense. Of HI. ONES viz Fur
stationery! postage. advertising. fa'e'turr. travelling
expenses, EOTscs and wasOps ana NIT cell incVus
items. two thoa.and i've hundred dollars.
For the public printing six hundred and nity Ave
ity cents. Provided That ~ suci VI section ten u
III" act approved June twenty Ave, eighteen huUd'cd
and .x, -four. entitled AN act 10 rxpc't. and ie:u.
late III" printing vi public document, aud tor other
purpo.cr." No provides that the ''supcs ine"det II
public printing under certain conditions therin
Is sted may fnnish extra copies Of any document ~
iCrsOns applying therefor h. and the same j. hereby.
~ amended that tan per contain ShAll b. s66el y
thr cot p,id for said documents
For psIser for the public rintinr; seven hund,sf
and twenty I've Thousand niue isan1nd sid G.tsss
dvllsrs. al.
For The puhrc hinding. I've bundled and tyen,y.
eixhi tn us.nd thrs bundled and n!nstssa cel@s
aud Aixiy cents.
for iiih0craphine; engraving. wspg!"s eopice oe
ms,ss. plans aud dlsgi sas In fscS0i6 - lsoctpg
linen, hin. g. orc tsO end doalai0.
Library VI COugIesk-F0r oonpeo1o1loo g ~ u
benEtaA louS thOW1 6o1lAsaI
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SsCHa. - o10vSIC go
Is si sass.' al, T;' "a es.t ss'ss ''eAss
Dsss lsasss Ksv: IL. i03. -" n
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PbOw aud Spring Steel
Toe talk Sesei,
Auvtla, vjaeA be31Ows,
ttssps, llammera,
BassAx, Etc, Ete.,
Sprinv P0iSt Shovsls,
'5lsld Dsap,
% aud u Ia. 6lnice Fosks,
Custom MSlc Picks
0haDe NOxxlCa
Hydraulic I'iI,s. Etc.
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sheriff ut the county. commanding him n
sell IT. tue n,anscs si'd upOn ssss I..'iice pro
vided ny Law In Cases Ot >ajcs on execution.
lhc mine or claim. Or The right, title and
interest attempted ~ bs scslyigsaj, by ,Ijss
siicu therein, 81 adjudg.st Is Ga f.ifk.i,t.l.
Sec. 3. Cls,n such >als the sheriff shall
execute and deliver " ilse purchaser a des,i
conveying to l'M yucl, forfeited mine q,
claim. "r tho right, title Or interest ,,ersi,,
MlJu.igcd ~ have been forfeited, aud suci,
Parshassr SHAT t,sereuIOn =. a,sies At,ll have
Nil the r'En,. title and interest whic,, tI,e
alien sv"ull have isnd iIs s.,a.is minis ~ clui,
had bc lsc" citizen and capable Ut scqu,r
Ing aud m,ldink ilse same. .21iIa-
Sec. y All proceeds Ut sale Of such mine
~ claim shall ~ sppaiedD tius, ~ tlis pay.
n'.:nt 1T VII cs'sts and expenses 1T suit ant!
ssIe. including twenty-five PR cent Of the
and the bslxmcc shall te paid BY the sJ.eriff
to the county Treasures, VIM shalt give hss
receipt therefor. aud Mt his annual settle
n.snt With the Territorial Auditor and Trsas
urer. the cssunly Treasurer shall INV uvcr ~
the Tcfrttsjrtxl Treasurer Ill moneys wlIicE
have cOnse into bis lsansss under tue i,s,.
visions ut this oct, during thu pevvi,us year.
and all such moneys shalt bUkInk 10 and IL
for tue USE Ut the said Territory Ut Ho,..
lans. A"8"F '-
See 10. Every gift. grant. largsin, ssls,
conveyance, a>sikhn,eht, transfer, kzsse,
mortgage. Or Other incuml,1ance Or lien made
by any Allen ut any plaeeg Hiss, arr clain,,
sr any tNesss0t ~ ~ 1t therein subject "
f"rtsitlrs asder this act, shall % Wild.
Sec H. Al pacbr msueo ia eAiaiS shall
3. ', ..s I'd e:; s s s., So, y'lLia
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ULTIMA HORA.

El PGaro nos ha traido peri6dicos
de la Habana y Santiago de Cuba,
cuando nos disponfamos a tirar este
ndmero. He aquf 10 mas interesante
que hallamos en- uno de nuestros cole
gas del 5:
El E. S. Brigadier Comandante Gral. de
operaciones de estas iurisdicciones, en- te.
legrama de anoche me dice 10 siguiente:
CAPTAIN Alfau de volantes Matanzas parti-
cipa aver desde las Tunas que en- recono-
cimientos practicados desde 81 Mayo, ha
aprehendidoy pasado por las armas Pablo
Iriarte, joaquin Aldana, Jesus Luis
Osorio, un prefecto y 13 hombres mas de
las partidas de Diaz y Figueredo, reco-
giendo tambien 68 mujeres y ninos. Que
segun manifestan prisioneros, Modesto
Diaz ha recibido 6rden de invad;r la ju-
risdiccion de Bayamo y Sc MEGA cum
plimentarla CAPTAIN Alfau con soldados
armados solamente de machetes vistien
do de insurrectos, sorprendio toda la gen
te antes citada. Todo 10 cual participo a
U. s. para su conocimiento y publication
en- periodicos de esa, asl como la presen-
tacion en- Laguna Blanca de 19 personals
entire elias hombres titles -MENDUINA.
-Lo que Sc publica en- Gel Voluntario,"
periodico de esta localidad, para conoci-
miento y satisfaction de los leales habi-,
tantes de ella. -Manzanillo Junio de 1917
Ell Comte, Mr.. int, JOSE DURANGO.
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REMITIDOS.
FeStividad del Ssmo. Corpus Christi
EN- SABANA- A-GRANDE.

Anunciada oportunamente esta festi-
vidad por nuestro virtuoso Parroco ell Sr.
presb1tero Don Juan Toran, impuesta
la companla de voluntarios de nupva crea-
cion de este pueblo, Sc dedc6 exclusive,
mente estudiar los manejos del arma y
los mo7lmlentos precisos para acompanar
en- formation al Santisimo Sacramento en-
la vista a las enramadas y procession res
pectiva; cuyo objeto consiguieron por me-
dio de la instruction que les facilit6 ell
muy entendido teniente alf6rez de milicias
Don Florencio Ortiz Nazario; y la vez
Sc proveyeron de su lucido unitorme apu-
rando todos los recursos para tenerlo pre-
parade para ese dia.
Nuestro digno y berem6riCo alcalde, ST.
Don joaquin de Soto, puesto de acuerdo
con ell distinguido captain de la compa-
MIA, Sr. Don Francisco Sierra, este con
los caballeros, oficiales, subalternos Y ell
Sr. presbitero Don Juan Toran, resolve
ron hacer venir su costa pasa acompa
mar la prosecion la mdsica del cuerpo de
voluntarios de Mayagiez, al efecto fu6
comisiorado ell Sr. capellan presbftero
Don Juan Toran, quien la cons gui6 con
la Indispensable condicion de que los mG-
sicos asistiesen la function en- este punto
por la manana, y regresaran inmediata-.
mente para asstir a la de aquel, que ha.
bia de ejecutarse por la tarde, todo 10 que
tuvo cumplido efecto.
Esta mdsica, complaciente por demas,
hizo SD entrada entire seis siete de la
tarde del dia 20, que era la vfspera, to-
cando un lucido paso-doble, 10 que atrajo
numerosa concurrencia, terminando en- la
casa del Rey, en- cuyo frente, sea en- la
plaza y la hora de costumbre, hubo re-
treta, en- la que ejecutaron bonitas pleas
por espacio de mas de una bora, Y conse-
cutivamente, y asistida de toda la concur
rencia, Sc traslad6 a las moradas del Sr
alcalde "a la del Sr. captain de vo-
luntarios, Quienes correspondieron q la
ovacion con IN abundante refresco en- que
hubo brfndis y vivas S. M. ell Rey, &
nuestro digno captain general nuestrs
querida Espana, que fueron contestados
con entusasmo y alborozo.
En- la malana del dia de Corpus, asis-
ti6 la m1sca q la solemne funcion dt
Iglesia en- que ejecut6 diversas y pre-
ciosas pleas alusigas tan religioso acto
y las mismas que practice dorante l;
procession, marchando al frente de la com
panfa de voluntarios, la que en- formation
acompan6 S. M. en- medic de una nu
merosa conc1rrencia: todo 10 cual Sc hiz,
! con la solemndad y santo entusasmo gu,
demanlaba ell case.
Tan solemne y sorprendente funciol
honra sobremanera q los autores, quienes
iniciado el pensamiento, llenos del mas fer
voroso cello por la religion venciendo to
} das las difcultades sin omitir gastos col
el mas generoso desprendim;ento, lograrol
en- tan solemne dia el galardon de gu
a ellos Sc deba Ell haberse tributado tai
a q sss sFa m-7ay III hSr.IT-v9, rzeesgEE7es
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GACETILLA,

ExAmenes.-COn ell mayor placer We
mos que van teAiendo efecto los examenes
de los ninos en- los coleg;os de esta capi
tai en- 10 general con un resultado satisfac-
torio. Varios padres de familia desear1an
que 10 mismo sucediera con las ninas, y
sobre todo, en- ell co'egio de San Ildefonso.
Llamamos la atencon de las personals
que pueden complacer 4 esos padres de
familia, por 81 GUSTAV hacerlo.
Partida.-NuestrO amigo ell IIImO.
Sr. ID. Francisco x. de Oteyza, diputado
electo por Ell duodecimo distrito, ha salido
ell II en- ell vapor ingles cumplir SUI mi
sion en- Madrid. lie deseamos un viaie fe-
liz.
"La Quimcena PenimsuIar.''-H HemOs
reclbldo Ell ndmero 2 de esta publica ion
llegada en- Ell 1ltimo vapor- correo. Contie
ne muchas noticias y revista polftica de
la Peninsula; no habiendo llegado nues
tro poder El Coneeycio de Cddsg (por ra-
zones one ignoramos). In Qmincemo Pc
ssi'ssu1or nos ha provisto de noticias que
nos han sido titles.
Recomendamos nuevamente esta O,t;n
ma, que per su precio (cuesta diez centa-
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vos) es digna del favor del pdblico de es
ia Antilla; su agente en- esta capital e
Don Juan j. Marien.
Exposition agrfcoIa.- Com profand
pesar hemos visto que la exposition agrf
cola dispuesta por ell Excmo. Ayuntamien
to de esta Capital, no ha podido llevarse
etecto por falta de expositores.
Siendo manana ell dia senalado para |;
Inauguration hoy solo habian presentad'
objetos cuatro personas.
No sabemos las causas que puedan in
tiulr en- esta apatla, digamoslo as1, que Sc
nota en- los pequenos agricultores, quie
nes el Ayuntamiento ofrec1a premios J
pagarle la contribution, comprando ade.
mas los artfculos que Sc presentaran q Ii
exposition. Els doloroso consignar este
hecho que nosotros. amantes como el
que mas de la fertil Puerto Rico, nos des-
consuela y nos LENA de tristeza.
VapOr "LuIiO.''-HHemOs tenidO ell gus
to de vlsitar este buque, que saldra cI 22
del corriente para Vigo y Cadiz, y nos ha
llamado la atencion tanto por su bonita cons
trucclon, como por sus elegantes y como
das cAmaras y camaretas. Hasta ahora no
conoclamos estos buques de construction
moderna que tanta comodidad brindan al
pasajero, porque la helice esta distante
de las camaras y no sc siente ell ruido
que tanto molesta en- otros vapores.
El Laslio tiene su primera camara en-
medic y la ga q proa, teniendo ell ALOHA
miento para la 5aa en- popa; ell bonito cas-
tillo 8 cubierta para los pasageros de Ia
esta encima de la camara de sp clase Sc
sale a 6l por la camareta. Situada de esta
manera la cublerta, los pasageros Sc ven
libres del humo y de la ceniza de la
maquina que naturalmente ha de dirigirse
hacia popa estando en- marcha ell vapor.
Las literas son anchas y los camarotes
tienen cuanto puede desearse. Ell servicio
de ropa y de mesa que el captain Picor-
nell tuvo la amabiIidad de en- enarnos,
son de todo lujo y van q estrenarlos los
pasajeros que ahora conduzca.
Nosotros no titubeamos en- asegurar que
ell Ltlio es uno de los vaporas que hemos
visto con mas comodidades para los pasa-
jeros, de mejores maderas y de mas an
dar, segun pudimos observar en- Ell cuader-
no de vitacora. Esto undo & la amabilidad
y fno trato del Captain Picornell, del pi-
lotto, y dem&s ofciales, nos hace Greer que
los que Sc embarquen en- este buque lie
garAn a la madre patria complacidos de
la navegacion.
Mucho celebrar1amos que ell viaje fue-
ra productive para la empresa y agrada-
bic para los pasajeros, pues de este modo
tai vez Sc instalar1a esa Inca de vapores
directos con la Peninsula que hiciera un
viaje cuando menos cada dos meses:
esta mejora no hay duda que reportarfa
muchos benefcios para esta Provincial.
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en- silencio y sumidos en- ell olvido, tola
vez que todo buen espahol esta llamado.6
apreclarlos en- la extension que merecen.s
Sabana Grande, JUNO de 1872.
Um eSnecfa6Or