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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21
d GACETTLL A..

El Album de las SeTIOritas-COn este
t1tulo ha visitado nuestra redaccion un
nuevo colega literario expresamente de.
dicado al bello sexo. Por un olvido invo-
luntario olvidamos saludarle oportuna-
mente. Lo hacemos ahora deseandole larga
vida y abundancia de susc.itoras.
Carreras de cabaIIOs.-Segun ell prO-
grama de las festas de San Juan, en- los
dias 81 y % del corriente tendran lugar
las carreras de caballos, verifcandose fue
Ia de puerta de TERRA adjudicandose
cinoo premios en- esta forma:
Uno de 100 pesos al caballo de mas be-
llas fofmas. Uno de SO idem al de mas
alzada, poder Y doblez en- la musculatura
Uno de 100 idem al que sea mas veloz en-
andadura cuadrada. Uno de SO idem al
mejor paso de camino. Uno de so idem
al de mas veloz carrera al escape.
Las carreras empezaran a las 5 de la
tarde en- ambos dias.
EsectiEicaciOn de fecEla.-Em ell prOgra.
ma de la serenata que tendra lugar en- la
plaza principal, que insertamos en- nues-
tFo dltimo n1mero, pusimos por equivo-
oaCiou que C0uufIa lugar eI ~ u0I cor
riente siendo asf que debe llevarse efec-
to ell %.
SmEsasfa de Carmes.-AIamamOs la
atencion de las personas q quien pueda
interesar, sobre ell anuncio que publica~
mos en- la primera plana de este peri6dico,
para la subasta de carnes en- esta Capital,
en- los dias 10, 2, 3 y de julio pr6ximo
Dicna subasta Sc oelebrara en- ell Corregi-
rniento el dia % del corliente las dos de
Ia tarde.
Por nuestra parte deseamos que haya
muchos competidores, y que la carne SO
venda barata y buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21

Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Manatf, 10 de JUNO de 1872.

Manatf, 10 de JUNO de 1872.
Muy Sr. mic: teniendo que emprender
viaje en- el vapor Lselio y no habiendome
sido possible despedirme de todos mis- ami
gos conocidos, molesto q V. para hacerlo
por medic de su periodico, pidiendo 6rde
nes todas LIS personals de mi amistad
para la Peninsula.
Doy V. las gracias por la insercion de
estas lfneas y me repito de V. afectfsimo
S. S.
Q.B.s.M.
Antqnie Flqridq,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21

iPoeta de oo~azon! g6nio sub!ime
Yo tn talento distinguido admire,
Y enalenado en- tus escritos miro
Ell noble scllo que ell saber imprime.
Cuando tu mano con pesar oprime %
De tn Ira las cuerdas, IN suspjro
Exhalan, que vagando en- leoto jiro
Igualase al de aquel que triste jime.
Por ESQ en- Il 20 encuentro simpatla
Y desde luego mi amistad tie ofrezco;
Porque tai como tt la suerte impla
Me trata con rigor, cual til padezco
Tirana deception de un cruel destino
Que ha sembrado de abrejos mi camino.
A. de =. EEangual.
Nadie es poeta en- su terra.
Va ven mis- lectores 81 ell mozo ha con-
seguido yer realizado SUI deseo de iguaar-
Sc Frank in. X tiene Ell immense placer
de yer su nombre impreso diariamente en-
un peri6dico y de yer su tazento d5stinguido
cantAdo por un poeta muy conocido.
en- su casa.
Yo creo cue pronto X serS conocido
tambien en- Santiago de Cuba, como 10 ea
en- Puerto Rico, en- donde aunque no 10
he mencionado, no hay quien no sepa re
solver la inc6gnita que representa- esta X
Els un retrato cuyo original an6nimo ca
81 acefalo todo ell mundo conoce. Dfcese
que X padece dc ataques de neryios ouan-
do oye hab!ar de lobos 8 de lobas. Cree
que 10 van conner.
Ruego al Diario de Santiago de Cuba
inserte esta tercerG odgi,aa de una viida Y.
que do 4 luz la segunda, como Sc 10 rueg,
a la ilustraaa redaccion del BoLETIN,
CiaamboImbisan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21
dose Sci gas.

Los enGeranOs lelSen prOteGerse de la
impostura, DO tomando ningun remedio
sn satisfacerce primero que es legftimo,
Y deben tener un cuidado especial con res
peto al Aceite de Higado de Bacalao. Los
qnlmicos dicen que ell artfculo preparado
por Laoman y Kemp es ell uso actual. La
alta reputation de la casa es tambien una
garantfa su6ciente que corrobora esta YER
dad. No es demasiado decjr, que la mitad
de los titulados Aceites de Higado de Ba-
calao que Sc expeIden en- este pals son
casi de ningun valor medicinal. ST las VIC
timas de Intermediates pulmonares desean
teuer la meior calidad de este famoso re-
generator deben siempre pedir Ell Aceite
de Higado de BacaIao puro, de Lanman
y Kemp, no tomar otro alguno.
Una cucharada mezclada con dos del
Pectoral de Anacahuita es ell modo mas fa-
Gil meior de tomar ell Aceite.
Eel senffdO comMn ssagiere que cuan-
do ell .craneo produce solamente cabellos
ralos impe fectos, requiere una aplica-
cion que vigore y no relaje. Este requisi.
to esta acknowledgements llenado en- ell To-
nico Oriental, cuyos materiales son por
naturaleza fortalecedores y Wig 'radores, y
como todos son escogidos del reino vege-
tai, no pueden hacer dano q la construc-
cion del pelo. nj envenenar al cdtis. Mu-
chas de elias hay que pretenden tener
propiedades oscurecedoras, y son perju-
dciales a la salud, y frecuentemente el re.
sultado de su .uso es bastante peligroso.
Ninguna preparation del dia imparte
! tanto brillo, elasticidad, vista al pelo CO
mo ell Toni Oriental,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21

a. Este don no 10 tenia en- Puerto-Rico; 10
debio ganar en- Santiago de Cuba, donde tantOs
laurcs hterarios esta conquistando,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21

Sueno que al.alma fatiga,
Luz que ante mi Sc derrama,
Voz que impaciente me llama,
Fuerza que vivir me obliga;
Felicidad que me hostiga,
Que en- pos de mi siempre va;
Que & un mismo tempo le da
Luz y sombra & mi deseo;
Que en- todas parties la veo
Y en- ninguna parte esta.
Vagamente dibujada
La encuentra Ell alma indecisa
En- el bien de una sonrisa,
En- Ia luz de una mirada;
Ea toda dlcha esperada,
En- la que pas6 importuna;
Ea Ia gloria, en- la fortuna
En- 10 cierto, en- 10 impossible,
En- todas parties visible
Y no Sc alcanza en- ninguna.
Nube azul, blanca y ligera
Que los sentidos engana,
Y tras de cada montana
Parece que nos espera,
En- impetuo5a carrera
FL hombre a cojerla vi;
LIega-- Sc fue.- siguela.,
Piensa asirla a cada instante,
La nube siempre delante,
Pero siempre mas ALA
iFelici3ad! sueno vano
De un b;eu cue no esta en- la terra;
Ansia one impaciente encierra
Triste el corazon humano;
Luz de misterioso arcane,
Vaga sombra celestial;
T6rmino dc todo NAL.
Punto de toda aaiocion;
T1 eres la revelation
De mi esplritu immortal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21
LA FEZHCEDAD.

A MI AMIGO ANTONIO GRILo, PARA QUE NO sE EN-
PENE EN- SER DICHOsO EN- ESTE MUNDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

MESSAGE FROM GOV. wARMOTH- MopIflCA-
TON OF UNNECESSARY LAWS RECOMMENDED
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHi
NV ORLEANS Feb. 5.--GOv Warmoth' III
message TO the Legislature, saws that 81 days q, 'o
session have been disspated IN contests whi'n n",o
tended much 10 weaken the conhdehccloi '"o
people In free Government. There are laws On INC %
ute book which must be modified, and Which INC
lature ia pledged in the most solemn manner 70 ouy
,n way to render them acceptable to the great pou
the people 1t is the duty OF the Representatives, W give
Cha peopes will the force OF law without iuther ue!
The Governor SAYS al will be candid win you anu
te that Your pghted faith is suspected ON TINS sun
iect when so much time is wasted In delay EVeIy "a ~,
Alteration OF justice TO the people TO yourselves a th
s ,nvsen rSouires that the modification or THESE
laws should receive your prompt anu u ul
of affairs which in 1868 made necessary the vi
d. most stringent registration and election laws nave
in great measure ceased to exist The reIatons po
traen white and cOored citizens, when were theh ui
ted and hostile have now been estaDnsheu Oh oass
ot oniet and growing respect for eaeh DINERS IS.s'
lilo recommends modification or the OohstdVla,y'
Printing and Revenue laws: also repeal OF tnc uIto
s,oan Police law, and OF all Railroad charters mne1
ibe work Is not actually commenced Tue itS
rrpeal would save the State $12OOOOOO ConcIuiH Nl,
subiects of political and economical IcIoIn tno SN
amor saws so fully has COmmita heeh ,naue oH %
snbieots that a failure TO orystal2e them mo Jaw
Wod he universally and justly regarded as unmlgateu
trcsclory and contempt for public opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
CONNECTICUT.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONAL NEW DE-
rARTURE PROPOSED-CANDIDATEs FOR STATE
OFFICES.
NEw-HAvEN, Feb. 5.-The Democratic state
Convention meets in this city tomorrow Nearly all the
delegates are here tonight The party Will make a
New Departure, both in its ticket ana pat
form An effort will be made to secure an
Endorsement of the Republican Reform platform
OF Missouri but their is too much Hunkerism here 10
gite much hope to the Reform element. Willingness
will be expressed probably TO unite upon any ConserVa-
tive candidate for the Presidency. The delegates at
large TO the National Convention will be Geo. W. b.
franklin Of Hartford Congressman W. IL. Barnes OF
Salisbury. and probably Ephraim Williams OF Stonlng
ton and Charles r. Ingersol of New Haven Among the
county delegates viii be e Burr Hartford John SDoD
SOIL Vernon; VIM NJ Converse, Franklin; Isaac Arnold
Haddam: James II. Olmstead, Stamford John " Hun,
fer Wndham: james Gallagher. New-Haven. hlchafu
II Hubbard Hartford will be the candidate for Cover
nor and Edward w. Seymour for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
II he will take For Secretary OF state tncle are Two
candidates, John w, Stedman or NORWICH ana iaiu-
cngo Hicks OF Merideu, with the chances III favor
of the former. f. Mardne, q new lhah
0f stamford, and said TO be New oTk
l,wycr is a candidate for Lieut.. GOvernor but NOBODY
know him outside % Fairfield County. Peter Cornn OF
Bndgrfed is talked Of for Treasurer, and 40 is C. G.
Hubbard ~ MiddleOwn. Marvin Sanger has the inside
track for Conn 0ler lively Convention is anticipated
Dr A H. Goodrich OF Vernon will be Temporarily chalr
man and James +. BabcOck Of East Haven permanent
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
THE UTAH TEST CASE DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON, Feb Din The q. 5. Supreme
Court to-day large number decisions announced
OF these the test case. appeal from tho u District
Court the District Of Utah. disposed Of follows
No 49, Stout ag The People OF the Territory Of Utah
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF Utah The palntif
error IN this case Stout indicted for murder
and the question whethor the indictment found
by legal Jury. The Grand Jury framing the instrument
was imponeedsby the Marshal under the usual prac.
ce in the Federal Courts without regard 70 the law OF
Utah. which provides that the jury should be mpaneled
by the Clerk Of the Court. In pursuance OF certain
mode prescribed The Chief Justice now announced that
on the question whether the jury we're legally i'm
psneled the Court stood fourth tho affirmative and four
la the negative the disposed Of by divided
Court. and the Judgment IL affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
POWDER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Feb. 5.-Five powder
mills belonging to the Miami Powder Company. situated
between Xena and Yellow Springs, on the Little Miami
Railroad exploded about 10 o'clock this morning Five
men were killed. and another who missing is supposed
10 have persisted The ground Is strewn with timbers
and debris for half mile around. At Yellow Springs
hundreds Of windows were demolished, and this city
was considerably shaken.
The names of the killed at the powder-mills were
Nero Ballard, Robinson White, and ooored man named
COney. Conley was blown into Fragments nothing
could be found OF him but portion OF his head and
trunk The shock distinctly felt at Dayton, Urbana.
tanned. Duncan cOOred man, Is 80 terribly lacerated
that death is mOmentariy expected Search is being
made among the ruins for more OF the workmen, some OF
whom missing The bodies OF the dead are shock
ingy mutlated and burned. The mills are scattered
some distance apart the conclusion great
produce the explosion OF all OF them A brick house,
standing more than a mile distant, had the windows
completely blown out and was otherwise damaged
The explosion Of the mills OF the Miami Powder Com
pany Xenia. this morning, was one OF the most
The shock was 80 great that In the adjacent towns
and cities much CONSERVATION ensued. In Dayton
the children rushed out OF the schoOl Dulldn8s, tne
fire bells rang and 1t was generally apprehended that
great calamity had occurred WITHIN tne CITY ,ite
In Troy and Tppecanoe houses were shaken az by an
earthquake. The first explosion occurred III a Wheer
mill this communicated with the press mill. where tho
powder process of manufacture and was contained
In canvas bags The double house. 30 feet square con
tanning vast quantities of dry powder, came in next
destruction From this the flames spread ana other
mills exploded in quick succession Two large double
dry houses three glaze mills. canning mill, two press
mills, and packing house were annihllaed. WINE
the remainder OF the Company were more oa
les injured. The following named persons were
instantly killed Arthur Nero. David CoDley (colored
WIN Hcbbins and John Ballard. Henry Duncan tcol,
Miyer was blown the mill race and his hearing
partially destroyed. Others were badly stunned barely
families From 20 to rs OF powder exploded The
Company loss is estimated at s25oO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
KU.kLUX IN TENNESSEE.
Feb. 5.-A gentleman from Ten

-
nessee formerly Of this city. but representing
several houses Memphis gives the fol-
lowing account OF Ku-Klux operations
which came under his observation while
hs way 10 this city from Memphis. AT Browns
VILE. Tenn. Friday. band Of KuKlux had just hung
negro. whose dead body was placed on the train. &C
companed by brother and sister aud some friends OF
tho deceased About the same time the train
was boarded by io) armed KuKlux. each armed
with two navy reyOvers. After the train
had loft the station the KuKlux commenced firing at
the In tho wOundng four of them two
badly number Of other persons bad their
clothing perforated with balls As the train
passed through tho woods one of the par
lles passed. through the baggage car aud over
ball passing through the engineers hat the engineer
then seized assaant and hurled him down embank
meht tho brakeman firing two shots after him. Tho
supposon that they expected TO stop the train and
take possession OF Objectionable parties who
board At Balls station tho party left the cars. taking
woundei with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
DIED.

c&srLE-9o g Fs a., B TS No. s,ss 81, : s
90 S' r Sa l Ss a. pau 9Hs so6aa SUD
CoRNELLon Feb Bl. younsest daughter OF aeogs and
Lucy 4 Cornell sed ye,Is nCo'As and ssys - Alta.
s s 9s 81. s .SSs S s S. Syss 81 Ss '.:
DAVIDSON oh ane short uess Hugh Davd Of Phis
dslDha
DrMoSDIas Dymaod 30 months. and % a.ysOu q, sAs
resiencs Of his son. MARTIN 5I East Twenty eishhst -
1l st1' Gounsy ~" n ~ sn''S' ''''''' '" %
Pennsylvsai and Ohio papers plese copy
P0RDIn Chatham Village u Monday. Feb Hoo Hrs" D.
Ford in the 18th year Of bis age. .,
Relatives sod friends invited attend the funeral from The eo,"es
Church Of the above place Wednesday. the 7ta ins st
H0OKBRAt Ington NJ J Monday Peb Of pneamoo'a Wiss
T. Hooker. aged 20 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
+ and MARY 4. Hunter, in the stb year of her ..
The fantrs from residence Of srasdheS Rev b. e.
haner Ne. iO5 E,t FOurteenhs, Wednesday morning. 81
LeHTEnI9 this S city sqG % T s the sSs Of 1s ss
Lighte. sged s. years, mouths, aud 10 days.
MAsoS!a snevs n j. on Saturday morning Peo Of paralysis
FIRST Baptist Church Of sOmersIe Tuesday afternoon. Peb g. Il
2ipm.
Of John Mason and daughter of the late Rev Thomas Cars o.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend the uaeri
services ST. Paul.. Chaf11 i0oseo on T1s ,sSoo Fec s.
arrival Of e O'Clock train Forty seoond4t
ANSSOn MONDAY Feb B1Ss ard MINIS aged III
Of William Minus
The be held the Church Of Messiah
Thirty ourthst and Fourtaye on Wednesday the tn ias al
O'Clock the The will be taken 10 the Secosd
Cemetery The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited 10
PARKgR-At PDde N j. Feb 1872 youngest aaush Of
James and Kate Parker
Funeral a Perth Amboy. n. J., Feb. 6. at noon.
POTTER-On Feb Howard eldest child OF Howard
aud Mary Louisa Potter aged 81 years
The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock from
East Thirty -sevenhs-
SHAw-At shngtou c., IA Of January u. Jossphioe T.
Of the late John &. shaw u this
SNART-At Bergen N j. Monday Psb G. Christina Label
daughter Of rhOs l.. end ANNE I. Smart aged weeks
TUTHlLLOu evening" Peb Of pneumonia Theodore ~
the t9h Of bis
the family respectfully invited sead
Psus Church Broadway and Vesey
TUESDAY, at / O'Clock without further notice
VAN SINDERENOD sunday $h Laura Boonsn vito Of Adnss
Sdeu aud daughter Of the late George Sampson seS
years
Tuesday 9th at O'Clock from hsf ass
residence, i78 Columbia flights, Brooklyn
Richmond. Va. papers please copy
TASSBLL-On Sunday Peb Edward Kessney oay child
William and Amelia Vac Tassel aged II days
family respectfully invited 10 seod tbs asrsl
l4 Bast Fifty eighth st. between Second snd Thotases at
O'Clock day The will be inferred WootaWn Csmctesy
yHrTLOCK-On Sunday Peb inst Harriet Wells eldest dAash,es
OF r J. Whiock aged ID yeara
faaers rdescs
OF her father 1876 Washinson Broota TUESDAY 9th 'ast 81
2 O'Clock IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
PROBABLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Feb. ga man named
WIN. Ervng, in the employ of DR. Samuel johnson of
Bogiah has, for time past had passion for his
employers daughter and frequently sought 10 marry
her His suit had been discouraged by the young lady
and her family Erving who has violent temper this
morning took heavily loaded gun went to The sitting
ROOM W here the young LADY lying ON the SOFA aud
discharged both barrels into her head inffung proba
bly, fatal injuries. He then turned to Mrs Johnson, who
Witnessed the scene, and struck her violent blow on
the head with the brcech Of the gun, making painful
wound The murderer left the room. went to his own
ROOM locked himself and cut his threat FROM ear to
The affair mas created Intense excitement III THIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
NEM..IERSEN.

GENERAL LAwS-CAUCUs on PRINTING.
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. Both Houses of the
legislature in session to-day. In the House, bills
were introduced: To provide for the and mutual
connection Of horse railways; supplementary to the
charter of Jersey City; appointing Board Of
Finance and Board of Lawyers, and giving extension
Of powers generally; fix the pay OF Judges of Com
Pleas AZ Camden at $1,000 year and TO alter the
boundary between Orange and East Orange The House
spent the evening the bill 10 allow the wards OF Cam
dcn 10 the license question. and afterward held
Il caucus on the printing question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
TO THE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE u 8


LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF The u. s.
A meeting OF the BOaId OF Directors of the
said Society was mold thus day Feb o. nj Which the fol
lowing named Directors present. namely George
l. Adee Henry N Alexander. John Auchtncloss Robert
Bliss II V Butler ThOs A Cumm,ns. Henry Day. John
J Donaldson Dudley Ore CORY Ashbel Green James
M Halsted. L Hawley. Samuel Holmes. Moses A.
Hoppock, Henry A. Hurbut Hepry b. Hyde. Robert
Lenox Kennedy. William g. Lambert. Edward W Lam.
bert M D. Daniel u. Lord. James Low. Peter McMartn
Henry G Marquand. Chsrlea Martin. Geo. D. Morgan.
lose F. Navarro. Bennington T. Randolph. Thomas o.
Smith. John A stewart. Henry 4 Terbel g. W Torrey.
william Walker Benz anna Williamson, Thomas s.
Young
beou, Article which WA published on the 9Th I'll
slant in re Srfa9 MsrcurJ having been read to tho
Board OF Directors the undersigned vera appointed
committee publicly and emphatcay TO dony the charge.
made in said publication. and do seby declare the
same " DO grossly untrue
Tho undorsgnod were directed BY the SAID BOlri 10
take measures for immediate nvest CATION OF the AZ
fairs OF the said Company 10y os state authorities aud
also by dsneres,ed citizens ,uot connected with tho 80
ciety. IN whom the public will have tue fullest conh
dence, tho result, OF viii .h Investigation will he made
known to tho publ; a. no cariest moment practicable
RoaERT LENox KENNEDY.
PETER MCMARrIs
HENRY A. HURLBUr.
ID LoRD.
ROBERT BLISS.
GEORGE ID. MORGAN.
InuN ! DoEALDsoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 a. IN. }
Synopsis for the past tpcenty-f four hours.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 a. IN. }
Synopsis for the past foenty-f0nr hours
The barometer has risen somewhat since
Sunday night the South Atlantic stations and more
i'm Middle Eastern states
The low barometer in Texas has extended northeast
into the Ohio Valley and rain is reported from the
Gulf coast to Ohio and on the lakes South west
winds have backed to northeast from New YORK and
Ohio westward Southeast winds prevail from Louisiana
10 Georgia. -, 49,,
The barometer has begun to rise In Texas with brisk
northwest winds and low temperature. Cold and par
tally cloudy weather has apparently prevailed north
and west of Iowa.
Probabilities.
The central lowest barometer will probably pass north
eastward the Ohio valley TO the ST. Lawrence, with
snow turning to rain in most places; cold northwest
winds and clear weather Tuesday from Missouri to
Lake Huron and north westward cloudy and clearing
weather from the South Western States to Missouri with
cold northwest winds from Alabama westward !;
cloudy and threatening weather in the Middle and East
ern States.
Dangerous winds not anticipated. other than the
brisk northwest winds on the Louisiana coast, and
northeast winds on the lower lakes.
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is victorious Democrats can co0ayste with them ony
by rising above party which Is defeated. Understand
that not single true Republican. from one end OF tho
FORM those results which we have fought is years
cure" Yet this the beginning and end OF Passiv
ISM" which the same journal now reviles snare and
delusiOn.