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EnnerrI Of JohnnIe Mckee.

The funeral of little Johnnie Mckee yes
terdav. vas one of the largest ever seen in
Nashville. As we before remarked, he was
one of the best boys in the SuRGay-school,
the FIST in his class for nearly two years;
and. as we hear from his "day-sehooF
teachers, he was among the best three. IN
deed, in hiBa we find another proof OF the
truth of the words Of the poet:
sThe flower that blooms the fairest OBJ
Is the foremost TO decay;
The bow we love the dearest
Is the first TO pass away" ...--
Many Of the members Of the Society OF
St. Alo7sius attended Johnnie's funeral
and felt deeply the loss Of their associate
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THE EARrH,s CRUST AT CHICAGO


The Chicago Tribune gives the following
account of what the drill passed through in
boring 1920 feet in that city: ..
The drill bad sp eazy tire Of It through
the first Fifty feet, boring with great Eeaals
ness through clay. Then came 335 feet Of
slate and rotten rock, which was pretty
easily disposed Of Then five feet Of quick
card, which ca7ed, and made things gener-
ally uncomfortable, then Q 12-feot mixture
OF sand and sandstone; then the drill
worked, its way slowly through l02 feet Of
hard rock, after piercing which the water
made its first appearance, and theiWel was
filed; then caine 80 feet Of white lime
Stone rock, which vas pierced slowly; but
having made its way through, the dilgense
Of the drill was rewarded With 3 asoft
tking," in the way Of 800 feet OF clay.
More limestone to q denth OF 70 feet FOL
i loved, and then mixture Of slate and
shale. and after that, 40 feet OF soap-stone;
then slate again 10 depth of los feet,
and again 400 feet Of white IIne loc&
Here stratum Of Is feet Of brown sand
was struck for the first time, and after
It sandstone rock; another layer Of 10
feet of shale, 20 feet Of lime rock, and Is
feet of slate and rotten rock. This csved
4lmost as badly as quicksan!, and an iron
pipe of -the size of the well was let down to
cover the treacherous spot. Below. this
was IS feet of lime rock, and Bhen, at "a
depth of 1,195 feet, crevice, lined, as be-
fore described, with metallic flint, contain
ing water, thirty feet below which the flow
nearly doubled.
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The works of Art from Montreal


In consequence of the non-srriVal Of the
engrayings, the sale of the above goods, adj
vertised by Messrs. Barnes & Co., is post
poned till tomorrow Thursday evening,
when they will sell positively at 8 O'Clock at
No. 3 Cherry street. Goods ready for eX-
hibition this Wednesday evening. The
ladies are specially invited to call.
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Claiming the vaIERbIes.

II will be remembered that Mrs. Wealth
erbv, who was killed by a recent accident on
the Northwestern Railroad, had in her pos
session aconsiderable lot OF valuable jew
elry. The mother of the deceased arrived
in the city yesterday, from Memphis, to
identify and claim the valuables, which are
;n the hands of the COnOner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver
in the world is Hazard & CasWeIrs,
on the sea shore, from fresh selected hI
by Caswen, Hazard 3 Co., New YORK.
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients WI
have once taken it prefer it 10 al other
For sale by all druggists.
mr3O paw satGSWed IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

CRAHAN--At half-past nine O'Clock Tues
day morning, June rs ELLAN, daughter oil
Samuel and Sarah Graham, aged four years.
The funeral will take place from The residence
q Pearl street, at O'Clock this Wednesday eve
ming, to which The friends are invited .
OWEN--On june Is, Of typhoid fever, PHILIF
G. OwEN, in the 10th year Of his age.
- Friends 81 the family are invited % attend his
funeral, from the homestead, at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

Say what you have a mind to aboHt
mules, they viii have their own way when
they make up their mindto. In LouisVilleS
the other day, one of them kicked up be-
bind, and after knocking pint of teeth out
of the DRYER he laid down in the shafts and
went to sleep with smile on his face that
was perfectly child-like and bland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

teen public trials with other 8rst-class
chimes. VIII ehallenge the sewing mzcf
world as TO simplicity range and durabi
Of work. Now put that Weed In your !
and smoke it. 9 n. Summer st. je18
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

ssShe Sleeps Beneath the Roses, /" words
by Dexter Smith, music by e. N. Oatlin.
"Starring Galop," as performed by the
Haydn Society Of Baltimore, by JIM.
Deems. ..Wlltt ~ l-a sr-.ElEI
@WTl You Come, Love, and Wander
With Me9" words by Hattie l Brainards
music by Eastburn. EE 1saGi elzn /
Mcclure of Union street has also re
ceiVed fresh edition of VIII. Hays @Mol-
lie Dazzling which promises to be the mos
popular, as it is undoubtedly the best of the
many efforts of its versatile author. ES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

Announcements of candidates for Office
must be paid in advance State, County
and Judicial ofices ten dollars each. Cards
advocating claims of individuals to any of
fee win be charged 20 cents line, likewise
payable in advance. nz2 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

Safe Arrival Of forty bbls. (ths thir
shipment this season) Of The celebrated Ca
tawba from the Kelly Island Wine CUmpa
ny, which the agents, Messrs. Slime 1
Birmingham, Public Square, are offering D
the trade at the cOmpany's prices.
10 10t - =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

COnnubial Felieity.-NOthing ten
more to cOnnubiai happiness than cheer
and healthy infants and children. NI
Whiteomb's Syrup is the great childrer
soothing remedy. jeIS Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

Trunks Cheap for Cash II win 81
my large stock Of ladies' and gentlemen
Trunks regardless Of cost for the next
days. WIN. DUEsTEAD, 81 Nerth Cole
street, bet Union and Church cts. leo Il
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Marriage Guide. = Interesting work
numerous engrayings, "a pages. Price Sd
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, u
North Eighth street, st. Louis, No. See
advertisement. Rep1A d&SIY
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t0naryi minus IL tendency 10 fall; plus (f( ten
dency to rise. W. 8. KAUFMAN. observer.
There was decline Of 10 inches In the
river at this point for the "A hours closing
last evening. We report 3 feet scant on the
shoals. Weather warm and clear.
The Ella Hughes arrived from the upper
Cumberland with % hhds. tobacco for Esw
Orleans, 10 for Nashville, and $50 sacks
corn.
The BurksVille also arrived from above
with cargo Of 70 hhds. tobacco for this
place, ESQ sacks corn, 1000 lbs. bacon, and
lOt Of Pr0aGss.
: The AID dsnarted for the shoals last even
ing to tighten the Drill. o. 2.R.ttt 90.
The West Wind was hourly looked for
last evening. -
The Ella Hughes departed for Cairo this
morning at II O'Clock.
The Brill returns TO Pittsburg this after
nO6n. .t ..-.
Capt. Ben +. Egan is at present in Smith
land, the guest Of Little Old Jofeld. z !,
(. j. Polk johnson, Of the Lumsden, Is in
the elty.
a
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Larceny.

A white woman named Mollie Brown,
was arrested last night upon the charge OF
stealing $1,000 from soldier. She was
paroled and will have hearing to-day.
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Base Rail.

The Lightning beat the Streakers yester-
day by a score of . to 3. This is the Go
sest game that has been played TINS season.
Time of game 2 hours, As minutes wake
up snakes and go for the Lightning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

The difference between a country and a
city greenhorn is that one would like to
know everything, and the other thinks be
can tell him.
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Gazing ID Survey.

& corps q engineers have struck tents
four miles northeat of Gallatin, and will at
once proceed TO survey the line of the Cum-
berIand Gap and Ohio Railroad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

Trunks Of all sizes for ladies' aud gent
men. The best and cheapest in mari
just received BY Ramage 8 Son, 4S Colll
ST. ia1g "A
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Butchers L

Butchers Lightning Fly-KiIld
sweeps them of and clears the hOu
speedily. Try It. Sold by dealers eyer1
where. IL ap24 deOd&v2m
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The new Colonnade Hotel, on Cbestn
street, Philadelphia, Pa, is famous for
luxurious appointments. je1S Nv
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IT. Yu,eruaI Revenue.
COnYieta.

Yesterday the sum of S4S2.61 was paid
into the United States Internal Revenue
Office.
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Children's Shoes and Slippers, all c
Ors, in great variety, just received bv
Ramage & Son, AZ College st. je1S q
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-Four convicts from Greene county were
received yesterday, and assigned quarters
In the penitentiary.
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A. SetlifP, Bookseller, has removed ID
los Church street, nearly opposite Battle
House. lei tf
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Oystersl OystersI-Fresh Saddleroe
received at Hemphilfs. Try them.
jel6 81
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CRY NoTIcE8.

Teeth like orient pesGls SGT in cushions Of
ar rose; 81 f-tt s f.r.T
A breath like the perfume the! toilet be-
slows; lrfel C--s. SGD rs -Is
These are charms TO win. hearts, when all
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without SOZO-
DONT'S aid. f.4 vi ..-..- ..
jeT9 2t Wed&sat 30. a.. ...-.
-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

HOMICIDE.
A Citizen of Henderson County Killed
by his Nephew.

The Jackson Wing and Tribune, June
Is, contains the following: On Saturday
evening, the Sth, the usually quiet village tf
SCOTS Hill, in Henderson county, was the
scene of a row which resulted in the killing
of one Jacob TAYLOR by his nephew, Doyle
Ferguson. Doyle Ferguson and his broth
er John, and their uncle, Jacob Taylor,
were sll drinking. The FergusOns being
noisy. insulting and aggressive, the friends
of TAYLOR advised hiRa to lsaVe for home to
avoid a collision, and while he was la the
act of mounting his horse for that purpose,
no0le Ferguson rushed upon him, strik
ing fira a4,oE the left side of the head with
a brick. Taylor fed apol tie root ofa tree
and expired almost instantly. Ferguson
escaped, and we learn is still at large.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

A Yankee editor lately killed a lady in
his paper The isre 4Es b husband y visited
hiIH.
"vTIlaln," cried the epraged husband,
"you have killed my wife!"
Editor, with dignity: "Sir, l am All edi-
tor. nnt a doctor"
a'That's iustt a., " cried the bereaved hus-
band. "You have killed her On paper, and
she's aii8e..' -.I h.
''If she is not dead, Congratulate yOu."
Congratulated l demand damages lor
disappointment"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

An old bachelor who had become melan-
ohoIE end poetieal wrote some verses for
the village paper, IN which he expressed the
hope that the time would sOoa come when
he should e."
-s'rest calmly within shrOud,
With a weeping willow by my side"
% But 70 lis inexpressible horror it came
out in pTilt,
when shall rest calmly within q shawl,
With a weeping widow by my side"
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STATE OF THE wEArEKK.

TsISsTsPASs Report from &igHaI Ssysiss CPS, o.
g. Of ObssruatiOns ct o'eloek, n
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"Whom the gods destroy they first make
mad" Yes, and when some men would
dye they first get madden
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STEAMBOATS,,
For Cincinnati CDirect.)

FTIHE fine Passenger Steamer r.
BRILL. ~
M. A. Cox, Master, SnO8den, Clerk, viii leave
g above TO-DAY, 18th inst, AZ O'Clock PIX.
1 Fer freight or. passage apply on b3ard o. 70 a
H. HARRISON, Agent, oorEsr Broad md Front
streets 1t
Tor Cairo, Sc. Louis, so
II Memphis and New
ELLA HUGHES, ---
Mcclure, Master, W. s. Bowman, Clerk, win
leave as above on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst.
at-ff O'Clock A. n ...s 49,
For freightOr passage apply on beard OF to O.
H. ARTHUR g Co, Agents, Al and a. Front st.
or HARRISON s. son. je1s z
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, June Is, fs72-HsigE, Of VAR
81. above IOlg I0atsr rsars q SEQ lP48c :
ST. Gus. 1T. In.5I Stations. TIT. In
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The Weed Sewing Machine has received
one hundred and sixty first prizes in the
last five years. Has been victorious In six
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-19

The amount Of tobacco received from the
Upper Cumberland I'd to the present date
this season shows the destination as fol-
lows:
New Orleans .........,.... ..''''' .z,0I
Louisville ...,.-.......... Z0f
New Y DIRK. ..,sS,,.......'''' 70
Paducah. ..s.....ss.,.s's''''. 40
Nashville. ...............,.. DO
-
IOtalss sssssssS ssss 80. 80 '.''Oj--A
The above statement speaks favOrably for
Nashville as a fIture tobacco market. No
effort was made here to revive this import
ant branch Of trade until the tobacco
season was well advanced, aud .notWith-
standing this fact we find that NashYills has
been able to control the handling and sale
of ever 300 bogsheads from the country
above, not to say anything of the compare
lively large receipts recently from Robert
son county, some portions OF Kentucky and
West Tennessee. With . continuance OF
the same energy that has been Ghspayed
since the revival Of our tobacco market, we
think it is safe to predict largely increased
receipts next season, and the complete sue
cess IS this enterprise, inaugurated by the
efforts ok Kessrs. Carsey & Son. The
largest sale of the Aeseon will take place TO-
morrow. We hear that tAe RFe2k amounts
to I75 hogsheads.
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TIE Savannah Advertiser says: "Three
inventions aIe badly needed; one to set
type, one to pick Gotten, and enc, it IS said,
to hull rice for family use. The first is
nearly given up as impossible. The second
has been the subject of some very ingenious
combinations, none Of which have fully
succeeded. An air pump, through which
the shers Of she cotton were drawn from
the stalk; two endless lands grasPing the
cotton Dytyoon them; rapidly moving S- -'-@
charged With fractienai e,essricy, end sew
eral other plans have all identified IL galn.
The third yet awaits its fortunate discover
er. These three roads to wealth are open
to any one in need of money. All that is
necessary is the invention of machine that
will accomplish either of the three objects
above mentioned, that is to say, set type,
pick cotton, or bull rice in the lhousehOld."
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Don't rob a man in fun. Some New
bern Ind.) people tried it the other day,
and the unappreclatiye victim had them all
in the police station in no tine, and stood
by grinning the next day while they all paid
their fines.
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Blank (. } indicates no report; cipher l0) sta
oency 70 rise. ". =. KAUFMAN. observer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-16

r.
pafiado de otro en- que sc le nombra Ca
pitan general de Cuba, de una carta
particular en- que Sc le hace presente la
conveniencia de que sc traslade desde
Manila la Habana sin tocar en- Ia PENN
sula. No 10 creemos, sin embargo de la
fornlalidad con que Sc daba, esta noticia
por personas que Sc suponen bien entera-
das De 10 que Sc piensa en- ciertas regio-
nes."
La G0ceto de hoy publica un decreto
creando la asamblea de la 6rden civil de
Maria Victoria qLe la compondran: el Ca
ballero gran cruz mas antique, presidente;
el que le siga en- antigledad, vice-presi-
dente, y siete vocales mas, condecorados
tres por 10 meoos, con la cruz de prime
ra clase, ejerciendo como secretario Ell
mas moderno.
-Por otro decreto, y como consecuen-
cia del anterior, Sc dispone que formaran
la asamblea de Ia 6rden civil de Maria
Victoria: D. Manuel Breton de los Her.
reros, presidente; D. Juan Manuel Man
zanedo, marques de Manzanedo, vice.
presidente; D. Antonio Garcia Gutierrez,
d. Juan Eugenlo Hartzenbusch, D. His
larion Eslava, D. Juan Valera Alcala
GaliaDo, D. Isidoro Giol Soldevilla, D.
Fernando Rodriguez PridaIl, D. Mariana
Perez de Castro, vocales: desempenando
este 1ltimo las funciones de secretario.
Ell senor ministro de la Guerra leyo
q su vez ell proyecto de ley para que Es-
pana abandone la possession del Penon de
la Gomera en- la costa de Africa. que vol
vera poseer Ell imperio de Marruecos,
pero destruyendo la roca donde esta la
fortaleza, para que no pueda fundarse min
guna otra. =:
-Ha sido nombrado iefe de Estado Ma
yor de Puerto-Rico ell teniente coronel de
dicho cuerpo Sr. Rodriguez de Rive
ra, que sirve en- Cuba.
Sc ha dispuesto Ell regreso la Pc
nlnsula del segundo jefe de Estado Mayor
del ejercito de Cuba don Jose de Chessa,
siendo reemplazado por ell de igual clase
don Manuel Cortes, jefe de la session de
Puerto-Rico.
Madrid % de setiembre, las 10 y 40
de la noche.-
Ell Congreso y ell Senado han nombra-
do las comisiones de mensaje y de presu-
puesto.
Asegdrase que los republicanos presen-
taran el lines la acusacion contra Sagasta.
Los diputados conservadorcs no han
asistido q la session de hoy.
Los fondos 4 27'35 el consolidate
1850 los bonos.
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de la 1aguna Blanca y fueron hechos pri-
sicneros por ellos dos individuos llamados
Esteban, otros dos de apellido. Oduardoy y
el tristemente famoso Narsnjo, de quien
Sc nos dice que habia prestado seguia
prestando tantos & importantes. .servicios
& la insurreccion, que ell Excmo. Sr. Con.
de de Valmaseda habia manifestado ell
mayor inter6s en- cogerlo muerto 8 vivo.
Ademas de los mencionados prisioneros,
fue capturado Jose Ramon Blanco que
daron muertos Juan Castillo, Juan Con
zalez, Dionisio Mauleon, Joaquin Blanco,
Martin Rebosa y Peligrin Figueredo.
Fuerzas de Antequera y contra guerrilla
de Laguna Blanca en- Ia Jurisdiction de
Bayamo asaltaron incendiaron un CAM
pamento enemigo en- los montes Suspircs,
habiendo causado al enemigo muertos,
hecho prisioneros y ademas 20 muje-
res y ninos y apoderandose de armas.
--Tambien en- la misms jurisdiction de
Bayamo tuerzas de Colon atacaron al
eDemigo, primeramente en- los montes de
Macuto y despues en- los de Olago, dis
persandolo, incendiandole sus rancherlas,
causandole dos muertos vistos, algunos
heridos eogdos, como igualmente algunas
armas y 4 caballos, no habiendo novedad
por parte de nuestras fuerzas.
En- Ia noche del 21 atac6 ell enemi-
go ell poblado de Gusa, siendo completa-
mente rechazado y sin haber dado fuego
nj un solo bohfo. Sc ignoran sus perdi-
das, por nuestra parte. sin novedad.
Ell captain Zamora, con fuerzas de
Ia Corona y Tercios de Canizal, en- total
de 100 hombres, que salieron en- persecu-
cion de la partida que incendi6 algunas
casas del poblado de Manantuaba, la han
encontrado en- los montes de Yaya, en-
doude la batieron y dispersaron completa-
mente, causaudole muertos y varlos
heridos, cogi6ndole armamentos, cartas
con municiones y todos los efectos que
robaron en- ell expresado poblado.
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SITuACIoN ECoNoMICA.

Aunque la hora svanzada en- que reci-
bimos las. noticias que insertamss a CONT
nuaclon, y Ia circunstancia de Ser maIana a
dia de precepto, nos impide extendernos
nlucho, no podemos resistir ell deseo de
c0municar nuestros lectores de la PENN
sula las mas importantes.
A las cinco de hoy, sabado, termin6 la
anta en- que la representation de la rique-
"a del pals acordo los arbitrios necesarios
para poder nivelar ei presupuesto aal en-
tempo de paz como en- ell de guerra. Va
ell deficit es un vano fantasma, que no
nos asustara, y ell que otra cosa crea NAL
conoce hasta., d6nde van la riqueza del
pals y nuestra proverbial generosidad.
va puede considerarse regulari zada la
situacfon economical de la Isla desde 10 de
enero de 1873, pues rlimitada la deuda
solo la contrsida hasta esa fecha, existe la
segurldad de que sc amortizara desde di-
cho ano razon como de cinco millones
de pesos en- cada uno. .-s.. .f--
Ell Porvenir Sc presenta despejado, y
los que fabian en- los trastornos que ha
bia dc traer 81 deficit, tendran un nuevo
desengano. II 4
Mucho SO debe al patriotismo de los
que tantas pruebas vienen dando de bue-
nos espanoles, pero mucho Sc debe tam
bien 8 Ia ,actitud del nuevo Intendente Sr.
Cancio Villaamil, que desde los primuesros
dlas, y, con, la seguridad que de una fe
protunda, inici6olOs tr&baios concernientes
A. ese arreglo, con. tai inteHgencia, que. no
es dadoso 81 resultado, LIE ha bastado ms
pirar confianza para obtenerlo todo.
Ahora es de esperar que, una adminis>
TRACTION tan dignamente iniciada, encuen-
tre apoyo en- el Gobierno, Supreme Y Que
el ST.. CanciO Villaamil no cole en- sus bue.
nos prop6sitos. = FIs~ Js4Isl.as
Terminaremos esta resena, cr(tica
vuela plqma, agregando que ell fraude
cometido pOr lla sociedad de Ochoa, Llama
py Compahfa, asuhto grave en- que tan
Idignamente ha procedido el Jefe Superior
,dela Hacienda, 6monta q mas de is OoO
IIpeses.7rSlgase asf, haya jefss reotOs, sea
La ley igual para todos, y el pals 90 mora,
IAA 2ts.2r 2 S4.l HT<f7 sfe5s,l .s9e,ji;2
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ISLA DE CUBA.

Escasas son esta vez las notieias de cam
pana que vamosa acondensar, dice el Diario,
para nuestros lectores de la Peninsula. Las
jurisdicciones del lado aca de la Trocha,
contienen todavla algunos desalmados que
son ob]eto de constante persecution. En-
loo. .montes de las Biajacas fueron sor-
prendidos tres blancos por fuerzas de la
Guardia Civil, las que dieron muerte q
uno; y, mas tarde, voluntarios de CANA
juani' en- combination con una guerrilla
de Santander, hicieron dos muertos y un
prlslonero en- los montes de Filipinas. Un
negro capturado por fuerzass del puesto
De Sopimpa , otro de iguaI clase muerto
4por Ia guerrilla de Banao. Tales son los
hechos que han negado & nuestra noticia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-16
LA REcoNsruccIoN DE La 1sLA.

!, Puerto Principe "a ciudad tan castiga-
da por la insurreccion, We renacer su an
tiguo esplendor Pasos ajigantados.
/ Hace. POGO mas de un ano que el alba
nil tenia colgadas en- SUI humilde habitacion
el nivel y la eacuadra; olvidado Ell tormon
y Ell cepillo el3carpintero, y perdidos. de
vista y empolvados los expedientes' y pro-
tocolos el abogado y el escribano. Hoy, si-
no Sc emprenden grandes fabricas, SO me-
joran = reforman aIgunas; los o6cios pd~
blieqs ~ ven mas concUrrides : empieaa