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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

Az OLD NASoN.-Wm Brown. aged %
and who WAS made Mason IN Bath, England
boz isa4 d'ol az Wayuesboro' Augusta couu-
y. Virginia, on Sunday last. He was Of
..1- rac Of 'le Oldest hlsons in the Weird
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
SUMNERFILD, GRAYSoN COUNTY, !
November /, 1872. {

Editor Enterprise A man by the name 81
William ii. Smyth, Of Allegheny county,
stayed with me last night oil his way home.
Said Smyth was a Confederate soldier ia the
Fourth North Carolina Regiment, Company
c. He was captured at the battle Of Kerus-
town, and carried 10 Point Lookout, thence 10
Fort Delaware, aud from there lie was trans
ported on board the United States guuboat
Cola, commanded by Captain Wunette, on
the Atlantic ocean, where be and man by
the name II Alfred Pool, from this neighbour
hood have been kept ever Since-not even al
lowed to come 10 laud The bsat was stove
about the l>t of August last. aud tie crew.
taken up 10y another vessel, was carried 70
West Point, aud thence 10 Norfolk, Va. from
which point Smyth aud Pool made their eS-
cape. Pool has not yet reached home, from
the fact that he was taken sick on the road
with chll> aud fever These men have been
badly clothed, tel on army rationS, and have
never received oIe cent of pay for their ten
wears service To the United States.
Pool belonged to that noble company that
went from this county-the " Grayson Dare
Devils Tie had been but recently married
when i've went into the army, aud his wife gave
birth To 4 child after he entered the service.
which he has never seen. At the battle of
kern>town he was shot through the breast,
aud as 40 tidings ever reached his friends
afterwards concerning him, he was supposed
to be dead. His wife, taking this view Of it,
married second husband, aud her and he
new husband are living now within mile Of
my house. Tie question now arises, when
Pool returns Wlose UIfe will The N.u,A, I've
Il is an awkward predicameut, to say the
least it, for woman to he placed in.
Yours truly,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

At the annual meeting OF the General Mis-
Sionary Conference of the Methodist Church;
which took place at New York gu Thursday
week, a gratifying account was rendered OF
missionary work, with an increase of funds
over 1871 OF $4,000. The receipts Tor 1872
were $66l O56. This is larsesum, and shows
that this numerous and growing body Of men
is alive to the needs of destitute lands. The
pecuuiary basis for missionary work for 1878
was enlarged to SsOO,OOO 1t is to be hoped
next year that 1t may reach the round sum ct
q million Baltimore GazeHc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

FHE ELECTORAL VoTE-The Albany Times
iuds consolation in this Mr. Greeey's cleo
toral vote will, by 30 means, be the smallest
ever cast for a1'resideutigi candidate He will
receive larger vote than was cast for Van Blu
rem in lS4O, Scott in 1852, or DougIas in 1860.
IT IS a remarkable feATur. IN this canvass, how
ever, that the electoral vote cast for Martin
Van Buren in 1913, aud that which will be
cast for Charles O'Couor in 1872, Is precisely
the same and comes from the same States
those always carried by Gerritt Smith when
he was a candidate. History repeats itself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

a nan went To- Oregon. fourteen years ago.
and followed the profession sf hpggar. 1t
was good ene. He now holds mortgages on
the farms IF several Of bis benefactors'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

FLORIDA AND WEST VIRGINIA.-The vote
in these two States is still in doubt, with prob
abilities in favor Of Greeley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

r. Roberts, late Grand Treasurer Of the
Grand lod! Of Old Fellows, died at Weston
on Friday week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

President Grant "Wednesday appointed g.
" Fdrman to lie postmaster Of Philadelphia,
vice H. II Bingham, resigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

4 divorce from bed and board was granted
t, the wife Of Col George W. Carter, Of New
Orleans, by the Circuit Court of T.oudoun at
lis rerent term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

DUY your 20, Is and 80 cent Tobacco of W.
ID EBY, he has the best Of all kinds, Chewing
aud smoking
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
All the Year Round"
NOTICE.

w + keep on hand an assortment Of G raishen's
W celebrated heavy and light Buck Glaves,
Sheepskin Gauntlets and Gloves, also a very nice
Black Kid Gauntlet for Ladies
Nov. l6, 1872. TKUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
DR0VISI0NS.-Bacon. Smoked Beef, Lard,
i Family Flour, Corn Meal and Irish Potatoes.
for salo by TRUSSELL LUCAS.
NANTED-ETery one to know that we need
w eur Money. All who are indebted will
please come forward and settle at once as we have
not learned to conduct business without fund.-.
Nov. l6, 1872. TkUSSELL & LUCAS.
nLD VlRGINIA.-We keep the celebrated Old
~ Virginia Stitehdown Shoes, at No. u. The
most comfortable Shoe thatis worn.
Nov. l6, 1872. TRUSSELL < LUCAS.
SALT.-We arc prepared to furnish our custom
y ers with @. 4. and Fine Salt Our motto il
Cashnow. TRCSSELLd IUcAS
Nov. l6, 1872.
NJ L keep on hand J. M. Johnson's Linsev, and
w Yarns at Factory Prices. We sell for cash.
Nov, is, 1877. TRCSsELL &LCcAs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

The records in the capitol show that John
Layton and Anna Burras, who were united in
wsdlock in 1907, were the first white persons
married in Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
CORN WANTED.

rv,HosE indebted to the FREE PRESS Office
will oblige by sending us New Corn.
Dct 10 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

GAME IL VnGIYA.-'rhe Petersburg DIP
peal says that game of all kinds is very album
dant this season throughout; ths, section
Deer are plentiful, and huntSmen very success
full. James river is almost alive with wild
ducks aud pirtridges and hares are found
without number IN the fields,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
Gen. Lee Lying in State.

4 FINE Engraving of beautiful young lady,
a decorating The casket of the old warrior,
With wreaths aud crosses of flowers. 1t is without
n rival the sweetest and most touchingly beauti-
full engraving before the public. Agents wanted
in every county in the South to sell this and other
Engravings, &C sample copy of this fine Pic
iure, with terms to Agents, will be sent by mail
Oh receipt OF six postage stamps Address,
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200 Main ST., Bristol, Tenn.
Nov %. lS72-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

DEEPER, Salt Petre, Cori1nder and Celery
i Seed, 6. A. and Fine Salt just received and
for sale by ". EBY.
Nov. %, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
The --latest Enoch Arden"

We copy the following letter from the
Wy,beyillc Enterprise of Saturday. After
reading it we referred to the " United States
Navy Register for 1872" but failed to fluid the
pane " Cola or " Wiuuette therein:
SrMMERrIrn EnAvSnN q 1.Nrv /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
PLAIN HOME TALK
Old Books

ODD Newspaperyand Old Paper tezccptbrownl
~ and Rags, wanted for which the hghes;
marketpricc, in CASH. win be paid at the
Oct. 10. 1872. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

NOTES given at my Sale, will be due Decem.
~ Der ~ 1872 will be at Feagans 4 EIaines'
Mill on that day Tor the purpose of collecting same
Interest will be RENTED il paid when due
CHARLES H. DUYALL.
Nar. @. ls12-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

ii EANY Buck Gloves. Sheep Skin Gloves and
i i Gauntlets, just received and for sale by
Nov %, 1872. W.ERY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23

COUNTRY Cured Hams, Seedless Raisons. Al
' monds. ana Corn Baskets, for sale BY
No7. =, lsI9. ". EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-11-23
"Au The Year. Round.'

1T wen known fact that ut present bushes,
is rather dull but the dulicss par Of all is when
people coma and ask ron for Credit and are re-
fused they feel highly offended. No doubt most
Of these people mean we'll Somebody said once
that certain place that is supposed to ~ rather
warm was paved with good Intentions" | can
not vouch for the truth Of that, but know ibis
much, that g between the cup and the lip there is
many slip"
Now, know Of no law to preventany body from
grumbling when their feelings are hurt By being
refused credit, but know OF no law either on the
statute book to compel merchant TO sell has goods
without money, and ~ long as ! am not convinced
that there is such law in existence, will keep
on enforcing the
Cash Payment
To the best Of my ability, so that nobody need be
particularly offended.
j. NJ DECAULNE.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. Q, ls72-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

Un voluntario que form6 parte en-
Santiago de Cuba de la brillante COM
panfa "Guias del General la Tore"
nos escribe una extensa carta alar-
mado por ell rumor que con insis.
tencia CORE de que en- breve Sc ar
mara ell separatismo en- Puerto-Rico
bajo la denomination de Voluntarios
de la libertad, y recuerda los inmen-
sos servicios que a la causa nacional
presto en- la segunda capital de la An
tilla hermana ell Jefe que hoy rige los
'iestinos de esta Isla. 81 comunicante,
que hoy reside entire nosotros, men
ciona los nombres de algunos labo-
rantes que Sc hacfan muy espanoles
en- Cuba y que debi6 conocer S. E..
tales como los doctores Perez Els
pino, los licenciados Villar y SaIcedo
y particularmente ell Official radical de
voluntarios D. Jesus Perez que con
los que quisieron seguirle de su com
pan1a Sc paso los insurrectos en- la
villa del Cobre. Creemos que hasta
ahora no haya motivos para pensar que
Sc ileve q efecto una medida que ten
dria un eco doloroso no solo en- Puer-
to-Rico, sino en- la Peninsula y sobre
todo en- la Habana y que podrfa dar
Iugar q conhictos funestos para el pals.
Armar a los declarados enemigos de
los voluntarios, a los que Glen veces
han pedido su disolucion, equivaldrfa
a autorizarlos para que ellos llevasen
por sus manos a cabo, 81 eran capaces
de clio, ell deseado desarme. MiGntras
no 10 veamos en- planta, por mas que
10 asegure Don Simplicio, creeremos
que no pasa de un rumor infundado
la tantas veces anunciada organization
de los volMntar10s de la ibertad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04
LOS ESTADOS-U -UNIDOS.

La gran repdblica americana, no
obstante su innegable y prodigiosa
prosperidad material, encierra en- su
seno germenes de premature decaden-
cia. Asf 10 reconocen y con6esan los
hombres pensadores del pals. Bajo ell
brlllante manto con que Sc cubre la
nacion existen llagas profundas y tai
vez incurables. La incompatibilidad
de intereses de los Estados del Norte
y del Sur, la diversidad de razas y la
profunda corruption social y politica,
ocasionada en- parte por la guerra, son
otros tantos escollos que amenazan
destruir la obra de Washington de
Jefferson.
Las ideas, como los objetos mate
riales, Sc gastan y desvirtuan por la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04


dijo IN dia que sus partidarios Gran
espanoles con tales J cuales condi-
clones, con tales cuales leyes SINE
qtd Nom:S todos los 6rganos ultra-re
tormistas escriben diariamente artf !
culos cuyo sentido implica que su es-
panolismo es exclusivamente radical;
81 por una casualidad viene maf1ana
una situacion unionista, sagastina,
moderada carlista, habra cesado su
compromise. Pues bien nosotros que
resignadamente sufrimos hoy los de-
saires y las humillacienes que nos ha-
ce ell gobierno radical al cual le han
hecho comprender ciertos polfticos de
circunstancias que somos enemigos
suyos; nosotros estamos prontos q de-
fender la nacionalidad espanola ell dia
del peligro, gobierne quien gobierne,
va sea Ruiz ZorrilIa, va sea Sagasta,
8 Serrano,- 6 .Lersundi 6 Nocedal
quien presida los consoles de la coro-
ma; va sea Espara monarqufa demo
cratica, aristocratica 8 teocratica, va
Sc convierta en- repdblica unitaria 3
federal No somos nosotros espanoles
con este 8 con el otro partido sino con
todos los espanoles cualquiera que sea
la fraction polftica que tenga en- sus
manos el poder. He aquf explicado
ell 1nlco sentido de nuestra Erase es-
padaoles sin condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

La RGsOn dedica al BoLETIN un
largo artfculo que, ocupados con
otras atenciones, nc contestamos por
ahora. Su objeto preferente es ell
consabido tema ultra-reformista, de
probar que en- esta provincial no hay
separatistas. Desearamos sfnceramen-
to que asf fuera. Pero como por des-
gracia tenemos pruebas en- contrario,
los argumentos de La Rason por
mas que esten vestidos con los ele-
gantes atavios que le presta ell talen-
to con que los adorna nuestro illus
trado adversario, no nos convencen.
Repecto a la Erase que tan incor-
recta halla el peri6dico mayagueza-
no, rebellion de la leaztod, debemos
declrle que no es nuestra: es de per-
soma mucho mas competente en- le-
tras que nosotros; como que es del
Excmo. Sr. d. Juan de Aria, direc-
tor del Diari0 de la Marina Y litera-
to distinguishing, 10 mismo en- la
metr6poli que en- las Antillas. NADIA
de irregular, por 10 demas, hallamos
en- ella. Las palabras y frases Sc in
ventan para signifcar las ideas tales
como son. Y 81 serfa monstruoso V
absurdo que en- una naclon digna
naeiese un gobierno capaz de ven
der y entregar al enemigo q los que
han estado cuatro. amos defendiendo
con buen exito su pabellon, natural
mente que absurda y anti-gramati-
cal ha de parecer primera vista
la trase que signifque la colectivi-
dad her6ica que tendrfa que rebelar-
Sc contra tai gobierno para ser zeal q
la nacionalidad, a cuyo servicio con
sagrara vidas y haciendas. Ell dispa.
rate que nota La Rason, no estarfa
en- la forma sino en- el fondo.
Tocante 4 la Erase va generalizada
espa5oles SIN condolences. nos pertene-
ce. Ella signi6ca 10 no Conditional; "lo
que NO incluye Nj lleva consigo algu-
ma condicion 6requisito.-E -Ez Progreso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04
Caracas, que dice en- su nGmero del

Caracas, que dice en- su ndmero del
Z de agosto 10 que slgue:
IA la exaltacion de Horacio Greeley
al capitolio de Washington, ID lucha Gu
bana tendr4 .un poderoso recurso mas. .
mssertd Ia Gciaga polttica de Ulises Grant,
ell pueblo anglo-amelicano pondra en- via
de hecho sus manifestas simpatfas DOR Ia
independence de Cuba"
| No, no podemos adivinar que sc
propondran los enviados de Cespedes
al agitar ell negocio de la venta de
Cuba, como no sea ell de entorpecer
el emprestito que ell Gobierno acaba
de decretar. Los que tales tratos pro-
ponen no igroran que seran rechaza-
dos por Ell Gobierno ypor las C6rtes
de Espafa No ignoran, 81 asf no fue-
ray declaranlos que es absurda tai
suposicion-que un pueblo aguerrido,
fortificado y preparado como ell de
Cuba, no es un cortijo que pudiera
cambiar de amo con facilidad. Antes
que los compradores pu1ieran tomar
posicion de su mercancfa mucha san
gre habria de correr, muchos amos
habrian de transcurrir. Glen mil hon.
bres resueltos que tiene pr6ximamen-
te sobre las armas ia grande Antilla
y otros tantos que Sc armarian, no
son una propiedad de facil transfe-
.rencia.
FL BoLETIN faltarfa q IN deber 81,
acompaflando q sus colegas de Madrid
y de la Habaua, no protestant con
todas sus fuerzas, como 10 hace, con-
ira el denigrante proyecto de los
Aguilera, de los Macfas y Aldama.
Los espafloles de las Antillas hace
tempo que tienen manifestado solem-
nemente que podran ser vencidos,
pero vendidos, jamas. Lo han jurado:
antes han de consentir que desde ell
cabo de San Antonio al de Maisf no
quede piedra sobre piedra nj otra CO.
sa que huesos y cenizas, que ser en-
tregados al cobarde enemigo al cual
hace cuatro amos vienen con tanto he
roismo combatiendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

que esa union que anhelais, tan venturcsa,
es de mi vida el magicU embeIeso. '-.1aa
Una palabra sola, y Sc celebra; g
decidla,p y en- 81 ara de Himeneo
cubierta de nupciales vestiduras, a,.se. i.
os jurarA su fe Blanca Capello. a7
No tenteis, Hugo, mi passion. ardiente,
no la tenteis, pors sDios, hasta ese extreme,
porque es tai el afah que me devora,
que temo 'contestaros: q 70 10 acepto.'' ~ '+
s-Aceptadla: Angelina es obediente.
y nuestra voluntad es 10 primero.
aceptadla, y 81 es fuerzs, Loredano.
Use aman acaso? No, pero 10 temo.
Sus frases agresivas me han herido;
mas al rompef 81 dia, hierrrroo q hero,
veremos 81 su brazo ses mas potente
que ell brazo mio.-Desechad ell duelo.
Venecia de- sas mobiles necesita:s s;dpd74
mucho espera de y vos IS Yuestro Conseiioo.S nsio = =.
y al genov6s mandando & sLoredanS. ~ 50
que el cueuta de desu temible, iesafineerzo.. fiie !.
-iCreeis- .9-Que con astucia y. diligen-
tendr& el castigo sin peligro Ynestro, s' =. 7.
Sin embargo Ia ofensa exige sangre.
-Enhorsbuena: salga de su cuerpo
hasta la gotta postrimera, salga,s
pero no CORA yuestra vida riesgO.,
Todo Sc arreglara: sagaz, astato. elaJ
dsjadme que os diriia cuat 70 70 leentien,do, -~d
y en- cambio. -COmprendido, Contarini:
os seguira alsltar Blanca capssltla, ,'.el g ! 9sv
se @ssT7 fCoastaaaNs:3 s~''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

quizas las nubes pardas Sc amontonen,
precursor del rayo, zumbe el trueno;
Mas ellos de su amor en- ell deliquio,
un mlsmo impulse el corazon latiendo,
nj en- el manana piensan temerosos,
nj en- ell aver que lacer6 sus pechos.
jQue es un aver de ,penas zoz zobras
cuando Sc arrlba del amor al puerto9
IQu6 es un msnana de ansiedad y luto
cuando Sc goza del amor el sueno9
La vida del amor es dulce transito:
de flores ell camino esta cubierto,
que aunque oculten espinas punzadoras,
feliz Sc sigue hasta llegar al termino.
Dejad que goce juventud alegre
su Illusion halagiiena unos momentos;
la nieve de la edad vendra malana,
el cansanciO al amor robando ell puesto.
En- tanto que la dicha los embargo,
mientras amor los cubre con su velo,
leguemos un instante otros lugares
en- donde la maldad tiene su imperio
DE su desden los rayos me han herido;
veneer 20 quise con mi amor y ruegos
su pertinacia abrumadora; en- vano,
sordo mis- ayes encontre SUI pecho.
Mas ivive Dios! que Sc engan6. 81 piensa
que desiztirpudiera de mi empeno;
que las olas del mar con su constancia
destruyen los mas s6lidos cimientos.
VA sabeis, Contarini, que la mano
de mi fhermana os brinde; qne hace yai
itiewpo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

M Gessarie Reie.
LEYENDA AVENECIANA,
FOR JOSE r. TRIAY-
NW0WHS nm M W0aARs
[CoNTINUA,CIoN.1 |


''Ire, luz de mi vida,
''vergel de mi existencia;
"ire, que 81 pecho mio,
"latiendo con violencia,
''hacia tu ser impdlsame
cen alas del amor.
'sNo importa que retumbe
Ella tempestad airada
"sobre el serene cielo
"de nuestra dicha ansiada.
"Yo contendr6 sus impetus,
'que a6n s6brame ell valor.
"Tranquila, pues, descansa,
'sreposa sin temores;
''no puede Ell hado impio
'thundir nuestros amores;
ssque surcan feliz pielago
Gen alas de la,fs.
''Tu angelical semblante,
~ ------4A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04
stu faz encantadora,
zen el combate rudo
"mi egida precusora,


''estrella de luz fdlgida
"para mi vida fue.
Isl fuiste, pues Ia estre.la
"que la existencia mia
icon resplandor fulgente
"sirviendo fue de gufa,
"ic6mo tu amor purfsimo
"mi dicha no ha de ser9"
Tai fne de Loredano
sentida- la -repuesta
Por ESQ hay quien vacila
cuitado en- esa fiesta
que ofrece el Dux, esplendido,
mostrando su poder.
va las luces
indecisas
van perdiendo
su esplendor;
va se truecan
las sonrisas
en- hast{o
abrumador.
va del alba
por oriente
la luz pura
va q brillar;
va SO arruga
alguna frente
del cansancio
de gozar;
s5s.in ef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

As( embebecidos en- su amor platican,
asl Sc entregan 4 coloquios tiernos
Angelina, Ia p1dica doncella,
y Loredano, el bravo caballero. n
De la orquesta los sones melodiosos
no turban su amoroso devaneo,
que en- medic del bullicio de la fiesta
de su passion Sc aldermen al misterio.
Ha mucho tempo que sonando viven
el sueno del amor, que isonjero
embargo sus sentidos, = hoy que Sc hallan,
es su passion itamhien felice sueno.
Acaso la tormenta asolodora
Sc este fernando en- sR brillaute cielo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-04

Cuando a6n vagan
apartados,
en- deliquio
seductor,
ignorantes
s ignorados,
tras la sombra
del amor,
a Dana apuesta
y caballero,
que Sc 'entregan
sin tenor
al ensueno
lisonjero
de la dicha
y el amor.
-Si nae adoras,
dueno milo,
81 es tan grande
tu querer
ese duelo
tan impio
que Sc impida
es menester.
Impossible!
Que es mi hermano;
81 sucumbe
a nuestro amor
tumba ofr6cele
inhumano
el destino
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-20
Administrators Notice,

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
IA ofWm. Mouncastle, deceased are, hereby request
ed to come forward at and make settlement and
all persons having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated, as the law directs.
Jan. 6, 1872. GEO. w, MABRY, Admir-.
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