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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-14

st. Cloud Hotel Still Open.-Persons
attending the Industrial Exposition will
find good fare and pleasant rooms.
Delightful front rooms for families.
Cheap day board for business men.
Do not regard the malicious reports of
.hirelings at the depot, who falsely assert
"Ihere Is no such Hotel" 49,. apl8-1m
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which does not strike you as being that to
one Of the greatest nstEral Yonder Of the
world. A wide rock cavity is seen appa-
rently ending in narrow interior.
Down steep descent, therock wan on one
side, The loYer base of large bill is Of
sold rock, q covering Of which extends
across making the ceiling 70 tRs entrance.
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Georgia Press Exeurslon Caves In.
EhrfiIing adventures and JoEly
= Time.
satse5 SCI % st- 81 gEa sHz
what Nashv1Elian saw and Heard.
The Georgia Press Association left this
city at II o'clock Saturday night in the ele-
CANT sleeping coach,
STATE OF GEORGIA.,
which belongs to the Western and Atlantic
Railroad, now owned by the State whose
name it bears. This coach is one of the
finest, most substantial and palatial speci-
mems of locomotive architecture we Lave
ever seen. The coach was attached to q
special freight train, which, at the time of
leaving Nashville, consisted of. five or six
cars, but which, by the time the party
reached Bowling Green, numbered
THIRTY-TnREE BOXES.
The engine, however, was a good one and
pulled right well its long train.
BY invitation extended the press, a re-
porter for the UNION AND AMERICAN
joined o
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AMusEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
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AMusEMEyTs.

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ROUND
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L,OR SALE-A SUPERIOR MARINE BEAM ENGINE
"a inches diameter of cylinder and IL feet stroke For
particulars apply to HENRY T. DAWSON, II Liberty
street New York.
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w and freshly furnished Suit OF Rooms parlor floor,
including extension bed and bath with without
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

no ser en- la doctrina de Jesucristo, en- la
idea del Puator del cielO, hallareis ell mo-
delo de la princesa sublime, que los colma
con SUI carload, los anna en- SUI corazon, los
cura con sus manos9 Mujer ideal y real a la
vez, que tcca con los dedos la mas dolo-
rosa material verdad de la terra, guar
da en- ell semblante la mas dulce, la mas
inefable algeria del paraiso- -----, coloso
inmensurable, que huella con ell pie la po-
dredumbre del mundo material, y bana su
frente en- los esplendores celestiales. Ali,
en- suma, esta la perfection artlstica donde
esta la perfection flos6fca, donde esta la
del individuo y la de la sociedad: en- la idea
cristiana.
Pero volviendo al Sr. Cueto, y resu-
miendo en- breves palabras cuanto he ex-
puesto, yo os hago jueces entire la escru-
pulosa modestia suya y Ell lamamiento de
la Academia. mo es verdad, senores, que
81 para ell culto del arte no bastan paletas
de color, nj trozos de marmol nj columnas
de granite; 81 son necesarios el ingenio que
inventa, y la razon que aconseja, y Ia cru
dicion que ilustra, y Ell gusto que depura,
y la crftica que juzga, y sobre todo, el CO.
razon que siente; el nuevo Academico,
que obra como yo os he narrado, y escribe /
como Yosotros habeis dido, tiene senalado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
LA EMIGRACI0N GUIANA
NG q N ADA

Con cl ti1ulo de II Emigrado aca.
ban los cubanos desafectos a Espaf1a
de establecer IN peri6dico en- Nueva
Orleans que por 10 nuevo de su lem
guaje, por ell desenga1lo que respiran
sus artfculos, por la grande acogida
que ha hallado entire los que, sin ha
Der llegado & generates nj a embaja-
dores de Cuba libre, estdn va cansa-
dos de tanta oferta, irrealizable, de ser
vfctimas de la codicia de sus regenera-
dores, detanta farsa, en- fin, ha sido Oh
jeto de muchos concentrates por parte
de la prensa cubana y adn de la ex
tranjera.
En- concepto del corresporsal que
Ell Nueva Orleans tiene el Diayi0 de
la Marina, "El Emigrado" es, porta
estandarte de los cubanos adictos 4 la
rebellion, pero pacf6cos y laboriosos
que cansados de ser victimas de los
innumerables vividores y farsantes
que han explotado Ell rico filon de su
credulidad, Sc lanza por mejor cani
no en- busca de la ventura de Cuba
que ellos desconocieron, y que en- vano
procurarian fuera lie los pliegues de
la bandera de Castillo NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

mente: "lEs possible decir ESQ q quien es
del pals dc Alfonso Cano9" Y abriendo
una como alaceua que tena cerrada, dei6
yer acostado en- un coin de terciopelo ell
mas Undo Milo Jesus de tamano natural
que ha producido nupca e| cincely ell color
del 'eebre artista granadino. Quedamonos
ambos y los circumstances suspensos & La
vista de aquella inesperada belleza, ideal
real & un tempo mismo; cl egresio
art sta conociendoge vencedor en- su tests,
use generosamente de la victoria dciendo
con sencillez grande: "Este Nino es la
mejor joya de mi estudio. Estsba sin duda
en- otro tempe con algun San Antonio; y
20 me prop nso, 81 alguna vez tengo para
clio espacio, dejar Ell humo dc estos horncs
para buscar entire las iglesias dc Seyills y
Granada la estStua cue 10 llev6 en- los bra
zos. -" iUn Nino Jesus de Alfonso Csano!
Esto era pare mi mas que una demostra
cion que avasalla el raciocinio, era un re-
cuerdo de la infancia que embargo ell CO.
razon, era una conviction una fe que
resucitaban en- mi alma.
Pensad ahora 81 esta3 conviction, ST este
.recuerdo, 81 esta fe Sc habran podido des-
virtuar porque Mr.. Charles Blanc, el lici-
tador vencido por ell Sr Cueto en- Ia subas-
ia Dc Thoryaldsen, haYa hablado desdeao-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

su puesto en- las sillas que ocuparon el Du-
que de Villahermosa y el poeta Arriazai
ST, en- fin, la verdad que nosotros busca-
mos no es Ell realismo material que dA Ia
camara oscura la mascarilla; y la BELLE
"a que nos dirijimos no es la fria amane-
rada pauta de ese idealismo simbolico. -,
ent6nces, para ell culto de esta verdad y de
esta belleza, sera bueno celoso ministro
ell que en- su juventud copia Murillo y en-
SUI edad madura conquista a Thoryaldsen,
En- cuanto 4 vos, amado y digno compa-
nero mio, pensad que cuando Ell embajador
D. Alfonso de Cardenas adquiri6 para Fe-
lipe w los cuadros del infortunado Carlos
de Inglaterra, recibi6 placemes regios y
pingles encomiendas; cuando ell elembajador
en- Paris, Duque de Villahermosa, procure,
y eide San Fernando cedi6, para Fernan-
do VII Ell celebre Cristo de Velazquez, OBJ
tuvieren honores y condecoraciones
hoy la Academia os da 10 que, en- los tiem-
pos que corren, vale y Sc estima mucho
mas que bandas y collares, el abrazo fra
ternal de los grandes artistas y el APPLAUSE
desinteresado del p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

.s J e
mario, no es otra cosa que la indica-
cion, no la exposition completa, de los
hechos que han obligado al partido 4
tomar una actitud pasiva, mas bien
que agresiva para el gobierno, en- las
presentes elecciones Su autor, Ell Sr.
Diz Romero, ha sabido interpreter
acknowledgements los sentimientos de
sus correlig.onarios en- aquel notable
documento, redactado con mesura y
dignidad y adn con respeto para ell
nuevo alto personal del gobierno que
"sin ell necesario conocimiento prac-
tico de las verdaderas aspiraciones de
los partidos aquf militantes" era ma
tural que hubiese errado al infuir mo-
ralmente en- unas elecciones que es-
taban tan pr6ximas 4 hacerse cuando
fu6 nombrado. 4
Que el 1ltimo manifesto revela
impotenciay y que en- 81 Sc refused un
pretexto para el retraimiento, es una
asercion cue hace Ell ProgresO q to
das luces falsa. Basta leer las s;guien-
tes paLAttkos del manifesto anterior,
fecha,lo & 5 def~corriente para COM
prender que ell partido liberal-conser-
vador pensaba luchar amparado por
la ley que le favorecia contra la in
haencia Official que pudiera pesar en-
favor de sus adversarios: SD.
"Apoyemos candidates, decia el Co.
mite, de reconocido y probado patrio
tisno, hacienda cruda guerra & todo
ell que por anti espanol por auxiliar
consciente 6 inconsciente de ese parti-
do sea conocido; y presentemonos en-
todas parties dignos, resueltosy unidos,
con la ban iera dc la Patria en- una
mano y con la de oportunas, pruden-
tes meditadas reformas en- la otra.
"Nada importan, NADIA deben impor-
tar los buenos espanoles los obstdcu
los que 0caS0 Sc presenter en- Su canal"O;
'saaa, la antorisada p0sicion en- que tai
ve& Sc presenter suS cOntrari0s. Nues-
ira santa causa Sc e!evara sobre todo,
y nuestro probado patriotismo sabra
defen'ierla y hacerla brillar ante los
ojos de los mas obcecados como hoy
brila y es reconocida por la genera
lidad de la nacion."
Y ahora que hemos ligeramente re-
futado el listino artfcuio de nuestro
colega, lie preguntamos: SPersiste su
partido en- pedir Ia asimilacion abso-
luta, el desarme de los vo!untarios, Ia
clausura de los casinos espanoles, Ia
aniquilacion, en- fin, de todos los ele
mentos que en- las AntilIas han servido
para sostenerla nacionalidad? ST es asf,
desplegue al viento su bandera por
complete Hemos llegado va & una
situacion en- que no es possible guar
dar un tctnorario silencio en- Puerto
Rico y hacer una incesa1fte guerra en-
Madrid 4 los elementos genuina y
permanentemente espanoles de nues-
tras proyincias trasatlanticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
ACION
DEL ExCuo. sR. MARaUEs DE MOLINs.
Conclusion,
oONTEsTA.CION
Conclusion. J

EI ef9c:o que produjo fa6 complete, pero
efendsesdome todavia ca los dit mos
Atrins heranientos dc nj eru1icion clasica,
AaDa de uecir al artista que todo aquello
era acceptable para Ia realidaJ del retrato,
pero no para Ia ldoalidad dc lainspiracion.
Daed6aelne suspense el insigne escultor, y
mir4rdcme do hito en- hitc, me dijo sola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

samente EN- su Gransdtica de las 0tes del
dibujo de las imAgenes espanolas AUX Ro-
BEs DE SOLE, AUX JoUEs vERMILLoNNEEss,
capaces afnica,nente de halaga,' los ipstintoS
gyoseros de las pobzaciones ag'aora,atcs de
EspaNa, doade e1 GaolO ylatS correspondent
entire 81 en- la proportion de su groserla.
A estos juicios apasionados, insultantes,
opongo el fallo de Marrochetti, ell clasico
escultor de Filiberto de Saboya y de la
l1agdalena de Paris; y asimismo a los frios
y convencionales canones de una escuela
amanerada, contesto con las indelebles y
dulces sensaciones que han producido en-
mi alma, asl ell ideal realismo de las esta-
tuas de Cano, como la realidad mas que
ideal de los cuadros de Murillo; Murillo, &
quien el nuevo Academico consagraba ha-
ce cerca de diez amos estos sentidos yersos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
Las fantastieas creaciones,
que al alma dan gloria 8 luto,
no son mecanico fruto
del aprendido saber. 1l

que al alma dan gloria luto,
no son mecanico fruto
del aprendido saber. 4<
A triunfos tan peregrinos
no bastan terrestres manOs;
son los sublimes arcanos
de algun misterioso ser;
Son seraficas visiones;
son raptos de amor intense;
son de un horizonte immense
la inefable claridad;
Son los impetus divinos
que al hombre arrancan del suelo;
son las dos puertas del cielo,
la or0cioas, la cGradad.
Referese aqul el poeta al celebre lienzo
e Santa Isabel, joya que resume en- 81
uantas excelencias pueden dar la realidad
la idealidad en- el arte. Said, Senores,
or plazas y encrucijadas, penetrad en- los
ospicics y hospitales, .doquiera encontra-
els los modelos de los infelices que retra-
Murillo, envolviendo sus llagas con po-
res trapos, rascando sus dlceras con
olor Z placer & IN tempo, ;Pero d3ade, &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28

Wives en- morada humiIde,
pero sin afan nj susie:
de la gloria el sello augusta
Sc graba en- tu noble hogar. /
Los angeles te consuelan
cuando el pesar to acomete,
y tn pobre caballete
/ Sc tras.aaissss.las en- lla altar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-28
IS FOT1LETIN.
Ell Realismo y el Idealismo
EN LAS RITES.

DISCURSoS
kpa&OA Ante Ia AcasfcggRiaE <se Nobles z r.
tes de ssssn Fernando,
y. Leopoldo augusta de Cuetc,
Ell DIA 5 DE MAYO DE 1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-05-18

I ANDRE. Ii 5 Flesh and Genuine
~ Gard, u Seed, lnr sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse. Corn
ID Hsmpers, Coal H"ds for sale BY
Nc curly g. Duke.
WIIE la'ge.t stock Of fine Table and
< P"che, Cutlery IN The county. will be
found a, Ne Cudy g. Dukes.
1iVERY arlIcle 10 he T,nware line for
81 -alr by WcCurdy T. Duke.
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
u Ono Clover Seed 10, -sIe by
1icCwdy E. Duke
EDZlE'S Rain Water Frlleters, the
Il hest article IN use Tor sale by
Nc cCurdy g. Duke.
DIBBS. Sunnyside. Sections and other
ID Fire Place Ilesrrr-. greatly ImpI"ved
inr 1870. viii b, delivered and Pu' up al
.hon uou,e suJ gOtrsn'etd.
WcCwdy g. Duke.
OIn lion. Bnnss. Rags. Old Copper
, u an. Bta-.. ~anled III exchange Tor
tlcoI. rr Cash By
TcCudy s. Dixie,
I LARGE stock al Buggy end Wagon
A Hhlps, for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
DOPE. Ii ,izes. Water k"g.. Tubs
Il and y $50 nus,d-, Tor sale ny
NrCrrdy & Duke.
HRENGu MotHa pas. ,or s.l1 by
MrCurdv & DuSe.
/ (UE.r- i,,t receiving full stock "i
w UartSsre aud 0ihrr goods IN cur
hne. Which viii he ,oId low.
McCurdy & D'se.
: }EHr. lnQroved Eagle Hn. Su-" ''d
I Stalk Cu,itT. cuts hVe n'h,;t"i
. uFris, also ,ao Improved Delaware Corn
Shtler, double anu srugle spout. Tor sal"
by Nc Curly g. Duke.
DARLO2, Office, Dining room, Chsm'
/ | bfi and Couk Stoves. Iul stock. Tor
sale by MrCurdy 4 Duke.
/ NI$TtRN Pumps md HydraOlic Ce.
, y mrnr Tor sale bl McCurdy d Duke.
( nORN Sbtllrrs. aud ell The improved
y Cutting Boxes. Tor sale by
McCufdy & Duke.
NOAL Huds and Ash Buckets. made
( II RON The best esvanzrd iron. Tor esIe
by McCurJy & Duke.
MERCHANTS will find ii 10 their Ad.
LA vantage To buy their Lard Cans and
ulLer Tlnwere from
MCCURDY 4 DUKE,
match 9 Chsrlesto"n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-05-18

MoRE GAME FIsH-The waters OF
the Potomac river and itstributarleS are
becoming famous for the black bass
that now abound in these streams. From
almost the head sources Of the river to
the mingling of it, waters with those OF
the Chesapeake Bay. the rare sport OF
catching black bass is enjoyed BY Peo-
pie along its entire bank. We have
several times stated how his species OF
fish was introduced into the streams
We now have the pleasure Of recording
the fact of the introduction OF othor spe-
cies of game fish from the Ohio river TO
the Potomac. On Thursday evening
last. Messrs. OFT and lliekskill, of
Wheeling w. Va, two famous FISHER
men" caught in a seine in the Ohio riy-
er at that place, number of salmon
and Jack fish. which were turned over
to Capt. Jack Shrodes, Conductor of
of passenger train on Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.) who placed them first
in large bucket and brought them in
an engine tank to this city Yesterday
morning, and he and our old friend
Samuel Luman, Esq, took the fish to
the river rear the water works aud
placed them in that stream. The lot
consisted of ten salmon and five jack
fish, and they were all alive aud aPpa-
rently in good condition except two, and
Immediately after they were deposited
in the stream, swan away into dep wa
ter and were lost to view In Al, prob
ability they may propagate theirspecies
until our river !, as productive Of sal
mon as it is now Of bass, as the stock Of
of the latter was only five fish, placed
in the can Il basin at this city some IF
teen years ago, and they, in few years
afterwards, multiplied innumerab!y.-
Curibeiidnd NsWS.
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OuY Your Qnetns~ate al
DUY your Lamps, L mp Chimney AMI
y Coal Oil Of A Harms.
DUY your Table ard Pocke' r"lr''
q Of A Harris,
nURCHASE your Cold Wafer Soap.
< Rabbits Soap AMI Fancy Toilet
Scans Of A. Harris
ROOMS. Baskets, Wash Tuns. Wash
% Boards. w Watel Buckets, Clothes Pms
&c., for sale by A Harris.
IF you wan, a good Umbrella. call al
u Tie siure OF A Harris
4 FINE lu, OF Chsming and Smoking
n Tobacco, Pipes aud Cigars, Io' -sle
cheap. by A. H"t''.
DROWN Sugar. for sale at 10 aud l2t
- cents. by a. Harms.
DOASTED and Green Cotfees Tor ssle
a BY A. Harris
2 AIDES. Gents aud Cbldren's Hose
Al al The store Of A Harm.
+ you want good Collars ana Chhe
i buy them of a. Hafr's.
A CHEAP 10. OF Glassware for sale by
\ A. Hans.
NUGARS. CofTees, Teas, Rice, Syr.
y up. Mackerel. tommy. Baron. Lo'd
&c. tor sale 10y Ha'n-.
nAiI. for anything y"u want :" IL"
II T. ocery ot N"u"n Ime. and You viii
ne sure snd se, Bargains, as vii
not be undtrsoL. Call and examine my
stock and see whsr Bsrsslns | offer,
march 23 A. ilarrIs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-05-18

SKETCH or HoS. B GEArz BRowN-
The lineage Of Hon B. Gratz Brown is
n distinguished one His grandfather
Hon. John Brown, who was native oi
Rockbridge county, Va, wasarepresen-
tauyt in Congress from l779 to l7o3
from that State, and subsequently r..
moving to Kentucky, WIS there elected
to the United States Senate. He was
a warm supporter and personal tiia0i
of jefferson. His son. jGdge Nj.
Brown. the father Of Gov Brown, --s
an eminent jurist. On the maternal
side, he is A descendant OF Hon. Jesse
Biedsoe, also distinguished jurist, and
4 representative of kentucky in the
United States Senate. Gra,z Brown
was born in Lexington. Ken. May -,
1926, and after graduating nj Iransyl-
wants University, and subsequently AT
Yale, entered the legal profession and
settled in ST. Louis. He was elected 70
the Missouri Legislature in 1852. sery-
inc six years, and aided in establishing
and edited the St Louis Democrat from
1884 to 1859 In 1857 he took a de
termined position in favor OF the aboh
ton of slavery, AMI becoming the free
soil candidate for governor cane within
500 votes of being elected In the be
ginning of the late war he commanded a
regiment OF militia. and co-opaaricd
with the federal troops in tie capture
of Camp Jackson, which fixed the atl;-
tude of that State in tie Union lie
subsequently, eommlnlel regiment OF
volunteers, but IN 1858 yielded - uor
uIar Sentimen, and entered tn l'...
States Senate. There h2 SID
zealouSly the war measures ot Il,
ministralion, and when the great con
hict was ended tlyord generous treat
meut to the yanqui,hed. Retiring from
the ScuAtc, after serving the four y'"-f
term. he was in 1870 elected Gov
Of Missouri by a coalition OF rcpuu
ana democrats The great issue a.. .n-
election WAS the removal Of tie pros
clip;iye measures which. the angry pas
s.ons incident to the war had placed IN
force. His administration has been
marked by his exertions in repairing the
social disturbances of :he war in sccur-
ing the just rights of all citizens. and in
the dcvcIopcment of the matrril re
sources OF the State. In person he Is
of less than the middle h !gn'. slightly
built, and OF nervous or .i,-,!pn. lie
is characterized for yigor AMI dircctnc>>
of thought, decision Of action, through
gamcness and great cap,,5'. tor long
tinued labor
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-05-18
NOTICE..

InlIE sunral meeting Of the SIoCkhold.
( ers ul ,he jefferson Savage Bank
will take place 81 The Bank, IN Shep-
herd,town. on the 18Th day ut May. ~
| o'clock. p. NJ and I'nmedls'rly Ihrrr-
after an election " II be h,l. Tor Dirrr-
tots i"r the eusulup year.
i}y order al tie Enart.
L. r. HARRISON. Treasurer.
April II 81
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Thor 1JG E-BIED Stuck
FOR SALE.

An breeding. aud have Tor S'le,
I IHUROUUH BRED BHRk>HlkE
PIGS. NV present Stock Is bred h""
,hr Imported Stock Of the late George
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C,om III. ceI,bra ell Patterson hf'on nerd.
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T.. H. NYaONG,
3prll 8. 1871.