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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

The Greensboro (Ky Mon
itor says: There is a gentle
man in this county, by the
name of W. ". Elliott, who
has never in his lifetime gone
a fishing or shot a gun. He
is now .ferty-two years of ago.
aud has lived in this county
twenty-one years Of his time,
and is farmer. 1t may be
presumed that he stays at
home and attends to his own
business, for this year be sold
to our knowledge over $500
worth of tobacco to one deal
er, which was the product of
his own labor, with the assist
ance of only one hand, besides
attending to his other crops"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31
Red Land Meeting.


According to previous notice, a .
meeting to discuss the political
issues was held at the village of
Red Land on Thursday, the 10Th
inst. The assembly was compos-
ed of one hundred and twenty-five
white voters and sixty colored,
BY actual count, quite respectable
numbers for a parish so spareely
populated on the hills as ours;
for be it remembered that three
fourths of our colored population
reside in Red River bottom. The
discussion was opened in short
speech by Capt. Fort, on the Lib
eral Democratic side. Col. Snider
followed on same side in speech
of more than an hours duration.
To these Col. Turner replied for
an hour and q quarter in advoca-
CIV of Grant Republicanism. Col.
Snider closed the discussion in a
short reioinder. The crowd seem
ed to be nearly all Greeley men,
yet they listened quietly and
cou teously to Col. Turner, thus
disproving the prevalent idea
among the Grant men that then
speakers, in a discussion, would
not be given a fair show. Col
Turner's speech was not as happy
an effort as has been usual with
him. caused doubtless by the bad
ness of his cause. BE addressed
himself mainly TO the colored per
sons, thus giving over the whites
to hardness Of heart and repro
bacy of mind" Col. Spiders n
joinder was excoriatiIg, bat Col
It's stoicism bore it all quietly
Indeed heseeWed to glory in bein
made the first martyr of the Gran
church even as Stephen was tn
first for the church OF Christ. .
The crowd was orderly durir
toe whole day, and in our opinio
this was due much to The fact thu
It Mr.. j. J. Swindle, the store-keel
r er of the village would neither sc
: nor give away liquor on that da.
e Just imagine that the Grant me
, had imbibed pretty freely, woul
, they not have risen in their Nigh
. when Col. Turner was being ma
. tyred, and have driven the timi
Liberals from the ground Z BIZ
no such bad consequence happe
ed and so our hopes are brillial
J in that section.
% Corn crops around Red Lar
L are pretty good. Cotton has bet
e cut off by the droughth.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

The Republican majority in
Maine last September was
1851. 1t will not be so large
this year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

Germany lost just l83,078
officers and men IN the late
war with France.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

See announcements in anoth-
OF column of Mr.. P. R. Gilmer
for Clerk of Court, and Maj. ID.
A. Davidson for Recorder.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

The complete census returns
make out 428, S59 more males
than females in the country.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

Denver has one saloon to
every seven inhabitants.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31
Liberal State Central Committee

Liberal State Central Committee
FROM STATE At LARGE:
Tom Bynum, A. II Nav,
J. II. kennard, VIM " Mercer,
j. Hassinger, ]. d. Blair,
+. II. Hatch, L. +. Generes,
J.B. Walton, Thos OlConner,
Andrew McCullom.
J. Il. kennard, Corresponding Sec'y.
IRON PARISHES:
Bossier-J. r. GRIFFIN.
Bienville-w. HIGHTOWER.
Caddo-S. NJ. ASHER.
Claiborne-JAs. C. EGAS.
DeSoto-T. J. WILLIAMS.
Franklip-J. w. WILLIS
Satchitoches-C. j. Z. PUCkETTE.
Ouachita-R. w. RICHARDSON.
Red River-T. +. PAXTON.
Richland-E. ). LEWIS.
Webster-T. b. NEAL.
Winn-J. G. McLEARN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
EU SENr,s TrCES.
How 10 Go West.

This is an enquiry which very one should
have fy@bf'dy answered before he starts on
his jonrucy and little care taken in the c.
oninotian of Routes will 10 many cases say.
much trouble, time and money.
The &C., b & @ r. r." running from
cAicago Though GaleSturg to Burlington,
hos achieved splendid reputation in the
last two years as the leading Passenger
Route to the west. At Bullinglon II con.
meets with the great Burlington Route which
luus direct through Southern Iowa 10 Ne
brGska and kansas, with close conne ,,iou1
to California aud the Territories, and PISS
cngfrs starting from Wood County, on their
way westward, cannot do better than to take
the c y, Z and Burlington Route.
THIS line has published pamphlet called
GLOW to 20 Wet" which contains much
valuable informolion% large correct map Of
the Ga at West. which con be obtained free
Of charge 10y addressing the General Possen
ger Agent b & NJ. r. r. Burlington, Iowa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

''o U's'"'o''''y " ne ''""|
.'''''',,'.'o ''''H : 90" "c''o" Q" NE
=, ~ '.@' 4'''S''o,'
| ~ '''''' SINCE INV ~ b. " H. T.
~ ,''"''y "',''' me county "
~ '~'',',' ''' vac o'''"'''S o. 4 ""I'
7'' y A'N 0'ne"tn 'he car N'cE OF the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
Internationally
4 C..fRD OF, THINKS.

The Alleghanians, VocaHs,s, and
iwi.s Bell Ringers desire to express
heir heartfelt thanks to the Rev. j.
D, Cole, Pastor NJ, Z, Church for his
,raluitous advertisement on Sunday
last, Such manifestations Of Kind
acss and christian like advice allied
our hall the second night with more
Vt has hearers than was anticipated
Should We visit Grand Rapids as We
intend 10 do during the fall We sia'
aorrly hope IN some way to recipro,
rete Brother Coles kindness.
Respectfully etc.
ID. G, WAlpRoS,
Il years Manager AIlcghanians, '
Grand Rapids IaIy 10th 1872.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Mr.. r1coh's Concert. the concert
gwen by Prot. Ocot, at the Metho.
dist Church was a success in all re.
fpects, unIess it were financially.
Mr., olcott is sweet singer and rem,
ders the =" good old tunes " .
degree ofPat'os and christian f.c4;nc
seldom exhibited in concerts e,en in
sacred Concerts. like Mr.. rhilin
Phillips, Mr.. olcott is doing yast
deal Of good in awakening tie yonnr
minds in the communities whittier he
goes, t. proper appreciation Of what
constitutes good music. Music has n
so"', we have had the BABY, the anat.
omy, the .oulless carcass, long
enough; what we want Is to feel
"hat tee sing, and sing rrhat IRE .y;eel,
then We shall find hnruace in
music, sentiment We shan love, a
sentiment that will grow in Us.
We hope Nr. olcott will see fit 10
VISIT our city again, for lie will be al.
vays sure Of a cordial reception,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

I" TIE Western" -.-This new hotel
is fast approaching completion,
Roche has made a success in ms first
attempt. From lower town "The
Western looks magnificent. When
finished 1t VII! be an ornament as II
will be necessity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Tie Surveyors IF the Green Bay
Road ere still in Gown. The road Is
located and the grade stakes set from
New London to yellow River.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
Items.

Our subscription list is increasing
each week.
New buildings are going UP all
through town.
A GENIAL shower las, Monday night;
more coming.
Single numbers ofthe Reporter may
De found at DAvidson's News Depot
each publication day,
Hand in your new advertisements.
With the fall is coming tie heaviest
trade Grand Rapids has seen since
waf times.
1t is no sign because the mountains
Of the Granite and Green Mountain
States rear mhite hats, that the
states viii 50 for Greeley
The Foundry is casting anl doing
other work for the Green Bay and
Lake Pepin r. Il. Co A large guam
tity of dirt cars arc being made.
l. 3. Warner came near meeting
with n severe accident last week,
threatening spinal injury. Hes all
right now. BE careful and net get
store up, Warner.
Our Brtck Yard is doing good
square business. Mr.. havigne is
turning out superior article, and the
joke is, he fms a ready sale for all
he can make.
Perhaps l DON'T know that NJ c,
Warren is selling cabinet WIRE Of all
kinds on Oak street. Now | know
l willdrop in and examine his stock
which they say is "lip top"
The Grand Rapids Independents
orr new cotemporary will issue i.s
first number on W ednegIay. So the
boys" say. Mac. don't forget the
reporter on exchange list.
Bogusltwsky IS quitting up a Dry
Goods Store south of M,ilcr'S, which
he nrnnespS to stock and re.Sfnfk ma
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

L:ctnre.-In the NJ, L. Church
next Sunday evening by Rev. }, d.
Cole. Subject, the blessings Of Rum,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Personal Mr. J, Q Emery ha,
returned from Madison, where he la
been attending the State Teachers
Association,
Hon, L. P. Powers is at Sparta c1
joyjug the benefits of mineral watei
and turkish baths.
DIR. Webster. Of Adams County,
called at our sanctum last SATURDAY,
The Or is an excellent physician, and
may possibly, locate in oar city,
James 0. Gordon, special agent Of
the Security Life Insurance Com.
pany, Of New Io'k, is in the city on
business connected with thc Compa.
NY Re represents. The Security" i,
an excellent Company.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

y-,,,oa T,;oLs How much of mis-.
.,l,,r,n',o nav ne NON, nm IN the
;,,la .,.;,.,. TIA, o,e s,rop,,n,, in =,
.,h,,,sor1 }o.,,..,,-,}s,, NONE o,bcr
Man , fond ,,r;ant ca,noIrrs,a,1
We never before 50 comp,4tqIv 70.
allied 4ha, \ lit,go BODY inst lion
cnonab 70 WEAR off the corners Of the
dining table with its little head, could
have contained 50 much Of what our
GOOD old rrandcathers have calla3
,ho.. aav;l >, hint wh;cr, wa ora GO,
Strain. to aanomino,e {. ,ngDIic i'm
,ntsns y v.;t, -. o,rM ,on am, os
ub.r Ias, wcek we tr,,l u, onr noon
,yh;.b l;to o,r ori c,v t,s hocn A.,
f,r s,a,o ,;nc,o.t o,1 n,hiJ. ! H.
ca,od ESQ mean Tho nnpr rot the
oo,e !, no I,.hor s,s . abv
an air,h - the ding wouldn't work
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
Old Iron,

Brass aul Copper wanted ri the Grand
Rapids Foundry aud Machine Shop.
tf RGun RAnI1S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Tie Brhiyo-We learn tia. the
contract for timber for the railroad
bridge across the rwcr has been ut t.
a gentleman At Stevens Point, who
binds himself in the sam Of eight
thousand dcIlars to have the timber
on the ground in August. Are not
our people going to do something
about free bridge in connection will
The railroad brilges
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
nEr.CIaL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY 4.

'coyGREG ATIoSArD--R R, NJ, WEE,
.r.R. Services every Sabbath at lo3 A ~
and II p NJ Sabbath School at II N.
PRAYER meetings "Wednesday evenings
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Key. J, D.
CoLr. Services every Sabbath at ~! A. +,
and 4. r. Sabbath School at . A NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

4 cool Risk. WIN. Mccormick
and Mr. Whitney hon8ht the Ale
ghanian's House last Monday night
for eighty dollars.
Mr.. Mccormick on Tuesday bought
the two houses at the Point 70" on,
hundre6 and .ffty doiiurs, lie will
undoubtedly clear a good " hundred. y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

.Soolrtlting Like a Niracle. Win
field Tyler, employed at the old llnr-
ley Mil was recently struck on ,hc
side Of q" head by crowbar fly ing
from cap>tan With such force as 70
lacak the bar completely in two. Mr..
Tyler was only slightly injured. W.
get our information from Mr.. Tifknor
Ahic1 IS suricent evidence Of the re
liability of the statement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Conralescent.-Mr. Pomcroy who
liked to have knocked tie bottom out
of Wausau, is fast recovering. JOS
lungs are as stroag rs mnIc's, and he
can make almost as much music with
them. AS soon as his paralysis can
be operated on, he Will be ready to
whale his enemies who are 50 few
that he will be IDLE all summer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18
Common Council Proceedings.
City Of GRAND RAPIDS, |
Y - u. :. u

City of GRAND RAPIDS,
Jaly oh, 1872.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment His Honor, Mayor Lnnt in
chair.
Present, Aid, Stevenson, Reeves,
IIashrouck and Wurdcn.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Committees report as follows;
"Your Committee appointed at the last
meeting Of the Couucil on Fire Limits would
rez prctlDlly report: That in the opinion OF
the undersigned members II SO ID Committee.
il is Necessary 10 cstablish the Limits on
Front Street from the Rabljn uoase to Oak
Street, and would recommend the passage OF
at ordinance to that effect, preyentjrs the
erection Of any building Ia said limits othet
than brick, stone or icon, unless 4 permit is
ohtaiutd from the Council
SETH REEVES,
j. i. HASBRoUCE,
July 2.h, 1879, Committoe,
On motion, report Of committee &C
crp,cl, and matter referred to Com.
mitlee on Ordinances.
All. Purdy comes in.
Committee on Streets and Side
walks recommend:
That the follow ing road petitions referred
to them be accepted by The Council
,I 1 Az ftI ,tlI hans
4etjton Of D W compton and others,
Petition Of G. ~ " aite and Others
AnI that the following DC laid over indQG,
ai.aly
o. }. b. Witter and others,
OF Geo ilowcs aud othcEs.
peution of d. w. Compton and
Others. and Of c. w. White and 9th.
crs, accepted
Petition of ". c. W&mcn and oth>
ers, rejected.
Petitions OF ], d. Wittcr and 9th.
crs, and Geo. Howes and others, laid
over.
Committee on Finance report back
account of X, X Kline, for work in
the Second Ward, and recommend
that ;hcrt be allowed tho sum OF 80,
aud that the same be CHARGED to the
road fond of the Second Ward.
Acromt allowed at SIS. All yot,
ing in the affirmative.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Writer'S Bunk. Few towns Of our
population can boast Of so finished a
bul.dlng as the bauk gust compIelod,
and which is TO be occupied by the
LIST National Bauk Of Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Witter has done a good thing il
the erection of SO tiue structure,
and we hope, as we know ii will be,
Temunerative.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

Breyer's 7Aeatre.-This tronpo
comprising twenty performers, viii
visit Grand Rapids for brief period,
They open at Music Hall GA sionday
evening, tho 22nd inst. Our people
remember Mr, Breyer, the young
Yorkshireman, y genial gentleman,
and withal s very Gue tragediaa.
la slre presentation OF the legiti,
mate drama flicpd Breycr will meet
with success What will tend to
lower the moral and intellectual stand
ard will not be encouraged by our
citizens.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

.Si1e,caiks. - Our worthy city faith
ers need to look alter the sidewalks IN
the first ware. Between the Wagner
Factory and the river street the walks
arc wrctcHe6, the extreme warm
weather having warped tho planEs
WHICH were aaiIel only at one cnd,
in such a manner that they sluflr
around like Dice in dice box. We
nave seen several persons thrown
,hc,r length by tie tipping up Of the
blank, and in one or two instances,
s!Iglh personal injuries have resulted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-07-18

PrsonaL Mr.. Crawford, Of the
Job Printing establishment al Stevens
Point dropped in upon Us last Mon
day. MIR. { reports that Connery Of
,he JouraM mas sold his interest
in that paper which mas been bought
10y eleven Of the enterprisng pointers.
Northrop is still occupying the cdjto
rial post. The Journal will now sup
port Grant and Wilson 1t has been
lcaning toward the Charpaq0a farm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06

dlcal, consecnente con sus principles
y fel 4 sus promesas, cooperarfa al es-
tablecimiento de6nltivo de la reforma
social y de las reformas polfticas y
economicas en- Puerto-Rico."
Las reformas tai como las quieren
los exaltados de Puerto Rico, no las
decretaran, estamos seguros de ello,
ningunas C6rtes espanolas, ningun
ministerio de S. M. el Rey Amadeo.
Tambien consta en- ell tantas veces
citado documento que los ex-repre-
sentantes pidieron la Suppression de los
derecbos esta6lecidos so6re la erportd-
cion, pero de ningun modo la supre-
sion de la contribution directa que
pesa sobre los campesinos de IN mo-
do tan abrumador como despropor-
cionado y que detesta ell pals en- masa
sin distinction de partidos como Sc ha
visto en- las mismas Columns de La
Rason de Mayagiiez. Y q pesar de es-
to Sc escandaliz6 ES Progreso cuando
le dijimos que sus correligionarios no
pedir(an semejante SUPPRESSION: no la
pueden pedir porque entonces faltaria
el pretexto a los propagandistas YER
bales para decir que Sc les roba y que
den su voto en- este 8 en- ell otro senti-
do 8 hagan 8 den este 8 10 otro. lOh!
es mucho ell cuidado que por la felici-
dad de todos Sc tcman los radicales
borinquenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
Pr O T E S T A s :.


Contindan las frmas la protesta hecha
por los voluntarios del sc y s7o Departa-
mento contra las palabras vertidas por .eI
Sr. Blanco y Sosa.
El Teniente Comapdante de Ia Seecior.
Crist6bal Vallecillo.-El Alferez, Juan
Anglada 2o-El Sargento 1o, Angel Perez.
81 Sargento %, Jose L. Aponte-El
Cabo lo, Manuel Nadal- Cabos %, Gre
gorio Lastra, Eugenio Mattey.- Volunta.
rios.-Emilio Moretf.- Emilio Garcia, -
Geronimo Vallecillo. Esteban Puigr6s -
Juan Ochoa. --Teodoro Aguilar. : Loren
20 Caballer.-Domingo Gonzalez Luis
Roux. Domingo Mendez.- Felipe Mir.
Andres Antelo Bernardo Fonte.as-
Jose Grau.-Antonio Bonet.-A. G.. Pena.
-Narciso Torsa Carlos Roux.--Emilia.
no Lopez.--Pedro Vias-Juan N Surillo.
Pedro Vidal - Leandro Fernandez Ma
nuel Gomez. Ramon Ubach. Vicente
Gomez. Jose Ma Casanoba Manuel R.
Aguayo.--Justiniano Lopez.--Miguel
Casanoba, Angel Perez % Manuel Be.
nitez-A ruego de Alexandra Lopez, To-
mas Mora. "A ruego de Pedro Quesada.
T.Aguilar. -Evaristo Alcala.-Juan Gar
riga
Ell Teniente Comandante de la Gonna.
MIA, Agustin Calimano.-El Teniente, Ig-
nacio Diaz.-Alfereces, Manuel Alcala del
Oimo, Pedro Amoros.-El Ffsico, Agustin
Bausa -Sargentos, Maximino Lusionaris,
Francisco Rovira, Jose Enseiiat, Julian
H. Willows. NJ. Giol.- Cabos, Eduardo
| CULLEN, Luis Pales, Demetrio Mas, Jose
Casablanca, Antonio Losada, Luis Text
dor, Antonio Piu, Jose Anis, Isidodo Men
dez, Gabriel Moya, Jose Pacheco,-Vo.
luntaries, Antonio Suarez,-Juan- Mort
Emilio Observation-Disclosures Florit.-
Vicente Fernandez-Narciso Teoded.-
Santiago Nieto.--Juan Bruna.- Jaime
Masanet. Modesto osa-Lorenzo Re-
dondo.-~Rodulfo Paul. Pablo Font.--
Rafael Fuster,-Salvio Romaguera. En-
rlque Monte de Oca.- Laureano B. Garcia
Jose ID. Toro Lorenzo Sierra.-Ga-
briel Valdlvieso y Rodriguez-Pedro Dau-
sa.-Mateo Amoros. Jose Graner.-Ra-
mon Cintron.-Lorenzo Rosa.-Jose M.
P. Martinez Eduardo Perez.-Manuel
Lusionaris. .--Mateo Fulladosa Tomas
Toppes.- ose Ormoso.-- Obdulio Vicar
rondo. p Manuel Puente Paul. Sebastian
Amoros.-Antonio Garc1a.-Manuel San
tisteban, Cristobal Parras jose Gonzalez
Hebis.--Demetrio Vazquez = Francisco
G. Muniz -Valentin Gonzalbo Tomas
Magro Miguel Bisbal.-Telesforo Parat
che. Pedro Romaguera. : Manuel Mori-
llo.-A ruego de. Francisco Morillo Gaban,
Tomas Cano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06
b0LElN NERCANTIL DB. PUERT0-RICO.
MARTEs 5 DE MARIO DE 1874.
E L E COLO N E S

La Gdceta extraordinaria ndmero
% del 4 del corriente publicsol De-
creto del Gobierno Superior de esta
Proyincia, para que en- los dias 2, 8,
4 y 5 del Immediate abri, Sc proceda
a veri6car las elecciones de diputa-
dos & Cortes, y compromisarios para
Senadores, ajustandose al Reglamento
que publica & continuation y que no
insertamos por su gran extension.
Seran electores todos los indivi
duos que aparezcan inscritos en- las
listas electorales ultimadas que sir
vieron para las elecciones verifica :
das en- los dias 20, 81, %, y 23 de
JUNO de 1871, hallandose exceptua-
dos los que comprenden los siete
apartados del artfculo %
Tambien publica la Gaceto el de-
creto concediendo ell derecho de re-
union para tratar de todo 10 concer-
niente al ejercicio del sufragio, den
to de los lfmites establecidos ea la
Icy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06

La comparia de Voluntarios de
Barranquitas y en- su nombre los aba
10 firmados han leido con ell mayor
desden, las anti-patri6ticas frases pro-
nunciadas en- ell Congreso por Ell d.
putado puerto-riqueno Blanco y Sosa
contra la institution de Voluntarios,
y desprecian sus palabras, "porque las
cosas Sc toman segun de quien Fenga4
y 'nunca pueden herirnos los tiros que
Sc nos dirijan, por personas de tan
.buenos antecedentes" como los de
Blanco, que el Gobiernoy ell pats ha-
ce tempo conocen. o.r.
AL mismo tempo 4protestamos lun
profundo agradecimiento hacia los
Sres. Topete, Sanz, y Navarro y Ro-
drlgo quienes tenemos la satisfac-
cion de manifestar, que :mientras la
Patria tenga holnbres de sus senti-
mientos, habra en- Espana honra y
dignidad, y seran Cuba y Puerto Rico
provincias espanolas pese A,quien pc
Sc, pues para clio Sc puede contar con
los leales que en- estas Antillas en-
punan las armas y estan dispuestos en-
cualquier hora q dar lecciones los
tllbusterOs. .A ar
Barranquitas 2 de MARIO de 1872.
Ell Captain, Bonocio Ferrer.-El Cape.
Ian. Juan L Mercado. - Tenientes, Pedro
r. Colon, Pablo Lopez. lei Alferez, Sa-
turnino Buitrago Ell Sargento 1o, Felix
Urgell.-Sargentos 2.os, Juan Valladares,
Jose D. Borgos, Jose Maria Rivera.-Ca-
bos los, Pablo Jose Colon, Jose Villanu>
ga.-Cabo %, Pablo Rivera.-Volunta-
rios Luis r. Munoz.-Juan, Garay.-
Francisco Enrique Valldeiuli.
-Por Liborio Berdecia, Felix Ungell.-
Emilio Pares. -Bonocio Ungell.
no Colon --Por Francisco Salas Berdecia,
Emilio Pares.-Por Jose Sagun Berdecia,
Francisco Santaela --Por Juan jose
Aponte, Felix Ungell --Por Marcelo Za-
yas, Francisco Santaellas--N Nieolas; ;sant{-.
nj. i.--Por Tomas Berdecia, Nicolas Santini.
Luis Villanga, Antonio Rojas.-Ma-
riano Villanuga. Domingo Colon -Fidel
Lopez.-Juan M. Colon Gregorito Rodri-
guez Zayas. -Por Ezequiel Miranda, An
tonic J. Miranda. -Por Gabriel Berdecia,
Francisco Santaella Jose sB. Lopez -
Roman Colon -->Por Sandalio Aponte, Jose
B. Lopez.Jose francisco Vazquez.-4Por
Melton Berdecia. Francisco Santaella.-
Gaspar Alvarez. Ignacio Colon. Ramon
Santini -Por Ignacio Aponte, Jose B.
Lopez. - uan, Ramon Colon. .-Por Miguel
Robles, Emilio Par9s. Por nenfsfmesdad
de Eduvigis Aponte, Francisco Ssptsella,
Gregorio Rodriguez DAvila.