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MISCELLANEOUS.
Coupons.

TNH COUPONS DUE 1sr OF APRIL, 1872,
L on the bonds of the Tennessee Manu-
featuring Company, will be paid by either the
First, Third OF Fourth National Bank on and
after the LIST prOEimO. j. PLUNKET,
March %, 1872. Secretary and Treasurer
mh2S tillapr1
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Extensive Furniture Sale.

d ING at their Auction Rooms, No. % North
College street, two tine Bedroom Sets. full mar
biz; seven fine French Half Canopy Bedsteads,
Bureaus, WardrObes Chairs, Carpets, two Plan
Os, and our usual line of Secondhand Furniture,
Groceries, etc. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
BARNES & CO,
1t Auction and Commission Merchants
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AVOID OUACKs.

A VICTIM OF EARLY INDISCRETION,
~ causing nervous debility and premature de-
cay, having tried in vain every advertised rene
dy, has discovered simple means of self-cure,
which he win send free to his feIlOw-suf ferers,
Address J. H. REEVES, 70 Nassau street, New
York ser9f eo5e-o
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STANLEY & SONS PIANO

will be rallied for at one dollar a chance. The
piano is new, well made, and perfect in every
respect; full size, seven octave, with all modern
improvements. 1t can be seen at the Music Store
of X. DOrman 81 Co., Masonic Temple building,
SO Church street, until the opening of the Fair.
Tickets can be procured from any of the ladies,
and at DOTman's Store. Each ticket viii be
signed by the Secretary Of the Association, and
by the lady selling it. feh9o t'll anri
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
SATURDAY. M9AeHE SO, Isz2.

THERE is some talk Of removing the cap
ltll Of Pennsylvania from Harrisburg, and
Philadelphia is after it with keen scent.
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Knights Of Pythias
a LUILt \ D. 5 VIII Dc utII
Tonight, at * o'clock,
Attractive Auction Sale,

n PytLian Hall. A full attendance is desired.
II W II. CHADBOURN. O. s. r. S.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

i; Il. EUTEER, Secretary OF State.
mh2Q Nv
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
THE PLACE FOB BARGAINS.
No. 81 North Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, TENN,
Is the piece for Bargains in
Zine JewelFy, Watches, Chains, Silve
Plated ware and watch Material.
Hair Jeweiry made 70 order, and Watches and
JeWelry repaired by practical hands All thingF
warranted and full satisfaction guaranteed i
Is the cheapest place to bring your real hair, and
have II worked up In the latest style. A large
ttOck Of Perfumery, Powder, Combs, WORK
Boxes, Travelling Cases, etc.
noV12 tt K. BADOUX.
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, March 80. 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
i ed by the Chancery Court at Nashville in the
respective causes, 1 win sell at public sale, to
vile on
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7 hereby announce myself as a candidate for
i Sheriff Of Davidson County at the ensuing
August election, subject to the action of a con-
VentlOn. w. G. SHAW.
IL
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REMOVALS.
II e NJ o "a L.
REMOVAL OF THE
Philadelphia Store J!

ITO NO. p Public Square, BETWEEN
Deaderick and Cedar streets. More Bargains.
We are now offering goods at the following re-
duced prices: 400 pair ladies' fine lasting side
lace CATERS reduced from 81 to S2.75; 400 pair of
ladies' fine buttoned lasting CATERS, reduced from
$3.50 to s.; $50 pair mems fine calf hand-sewed
CATERS reduced from SIS to 20; 400 pair mems
fine calf boots, reduced from So to $3.50; 800 pair
bows calf Congress CATERS, reduced from $3.50 to
81 We are also selling our entire stock OF DRY
GOODS regardless of cost, to make room for our
Spring Stock Ladies, you will save 40 per cent.
in Irish linens table linens, towels and napkins,
by buying at the Philadelphia Store.
BLAKE & MCLAUGHLIN.
JAMS ian14 tilapr7 ~
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John c. Brown, Governor Of state
Of Tennessee-TO all who shall see
these Presents Directing.


these Presents Greeting.
HTHEREAS, 1t has been made known 70 me
wv that certain unknown parties, in violation
= law and in defiance Of the public peace are
charged with having broken and entered the
Jail Of Davidson county, and taking thence
prisoner named DAVID JONES' on the 18th OF
March, 1872, and put him, the said David Jones,
to death without trial and in utter violation on
law, have fed from Justice and are now Running
at large.
Now, therefore, I. John c. Brown, Governor
a. aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authOr-
ity in me vested, do hereby offer reward Of Five
Hundred $500 Dollars TO any person OF persons
who may detect and apprehend the said party or
parties, and deliver them to the sheriff
or JailOr Of our county OF Davidson, in order
that justice in that behalf may be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
r~~, set my hand and caused the great
}sEAL.{ seal Of the State 70 be affixed, et
t-~~~) Nashville, on this the 2Sth day Of
JOHN C. BROWN.
By the Governor:
T. H. BUTLER, Secretary Of State.
RnT29 DIV
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Election Notice,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SroCK-
i holders of the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
Co viii! be held at the Office OF the Company in
Nashville,
Saturday, March 3Oth, 1879,
for the purpose Of electing Directors for the en-
suing year. r. W. MILLER,
teb29 I'm Sec. and Treas
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THE thorough exposure of the unrela-
bility of Secretary Boutwells debt state
ments, has directed the attention of the
New York Tribune to the subject, and that
paper says in its issue of March %:
"a CLEAN of hope for baffled investigators
of public accounts was afforded in a remark
by Secretary Boutwell, before Congress yes
terday. He said that the discrepancies in
Treasury and War Department accounts
were due to diversities in bookkeeping, and
that q convention of expert accountants
from all the Executive Departments could
provide a uniform system for all, which
would make such discrepancies impossible.
By all means, let US have the convention of
bookkeeperss
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THE Washington Republican of March
q, has this paragraph:
sit is understood that the President de-
clines to withdraw the nomination Of Par
ker as surveyor of the port Of New Orleans,
unless Gen. Butler, his brother-in-law, re-
quests it. The delegation pressing the APP
pointment of Ingrsham say that if Parker
is confirmed and enters upon the duties
there, it will certainly disrupt the Republic
an party"
1t thus appears that the success Of the
esRepublican party" is made precedent to
securing an honest and capable officer.
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las. o. RUSSELL vs.. A.. P. YOuree ct al.

A Lot in Nashville, fronting on Front street
$50 feet, the 100 feet nearest Broad street runs
back to low water mark, and the remaining so
feet runs back to the wharf.
TERMS-Credits of 8, u, IS and "a months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
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Fine Carriages and Buggies.
1 FINE ASSORTMENT OF

A TN" "7'7' MIN I Ut
BarOuches, ChariOtteS. Light ROCkaNays, Bug
gies, SuikieS, Spring Wagons, etc,
For sale at low rates by
POWERS & HUNT,
NJ. 7G North Market street.
All styles OF Pleasure Vehicles manufactured
10 order mh2S 3m
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
o~-~~Or0OO~>v~cO~oc oOoOoo.oO~OOOo,0([
J. NJ. CARSEY, son s. CO.,
Tobacco Warehouse,
IA and I6 Broad ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.

GALES EVERY THURSDAY. LIBERAL
~ advances made on Tobacco in store at the rate
Of 10 per cent per annum. No charge for adj
vancing. Satisfactory sales guaranteed, or no
charges made. Ieb<i u
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
.~~~0>,N~O-0(-OooCOo> >-~oo~~rO0SooO-~<SD.
How to Regain the Health
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
MRS. L. A. BALLARD,
Medical Electrician.

No. IS Park Street, Nashville, Tenn.
DURING A PRACTICE OF SIX YEARS
IL in this city, hundreds, suffering from var
iOus forms Of dis ase, have been restored to
health by Electrical Treatment.
No SHOCKS ARE GWEN So perfectly CON
strUcted is the instrument used, that the current
Is entirely under the control of the operator.
By the use Of this agent, Internal Organic Dis
ease can be located.
The wOndrous curative power Of Electricity is
peculiarly manifested in the following diseases:
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Headache Of all kinds, Vertigo, TOrpidity of the
Liver, Constipation, Piles, Asthma, Chronic
Bronchitis, General Debility, Female and Spinal
Disease.
Such is nv success in Dyspepsia, Nervous and
Sick Headache and Neuralgia, that after making
an electrical examination, many patients, L viii
take by special guarantee, charging nothing if a
failure.
References are at the service of those who wish
them. Physicians and Students can enter at any
time for a full course of instruction in this
GREAT HEALING ART. Books and the most
approved instruments furnished.
For terms ami circular, address as above.
febZ1 sat&sun I'm
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REWARDS OFFERED.
Proclamation By the Governor.

John c. Brown, Governor state often
nessee-TO all who shall see these
Presents, Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known to me
w that certain unknown parties, in violation
of law and in defiance Of the public peace, charg-
ed with having, in connection with David
Jones. committed foul and atrOei0us murder
on the 4th of March, 1872, upon the body Of
Henry Murray, late OF our county OF Davidson,
have fed from justice and are now running It
large.
Now, therefore, I, John @. Brown, Governor
as aforesaid, BY virtue Of the power and author
ity in me vested, do hereby offer a reward OF
Five Hundred Dollars to any person OF persons
who may detect and apprehend the said party OF
parties, and deliver them 20 the Sheriff or JailOr
of our County of Davidson, in order that justice
in that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO
- set my hand and caused the Great Seal
ls's'I of the State TO be affixed at Nashville,
on this the 18th day Of March, 1S72
JNO. q. BROWN.
By the Governor:
T. H. BUTLER, Secretary OF State.
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
| ed by the Chancery Court at Nashville in the
respective causes will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE
ON SATURDAY, APRIL G, 1872,
at p O'Clock NJ, the following described pro-
perry, viz:
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THE Banner does not seem to be much
modified in its hostility to the Democratic
party by the action of the democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee. It says it takes as lit
tie interest in the Radical State Convention
as it takes ain the proposed love feast Of
the Democratic Executive Committee on
the 9th of May" We had hoped that the
Banner would accept the Invitation extend
ed to "an conservative patriots by whatever
party name they may have heretofore been
called" to cooperate. We regret to learn
that the Banner is given over to permanent
indignation at the policy of the Democracy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-29

Nuestra dignidad de espanoles no nos
permite quedar satisfechos con razonet
fdtiles. 81 los tenemos con6zcanse nuestros
vioios 8 hagasenos justicia 81, como juz.
gamos, la prensa reformista no puede
Drobaruos 10 razon de taoto insulto, de
tanta vejacion.
sHa comprendido ahora El Progreso 10
que deseamos7
ST nuestro artlculo AcLARAcIoNEs fu6
NAL ipterpretado, 81 crey6 que .nosotros le
pedfamos que siguiese laozando dicterios
contra nuestra agrupacion, Sc ha equivo
cado: nosotros entonces, como ahora, in
sstimos en- que Sc nos prue0e la ra~on 6
81 fundamento que tenga el colega para
expresarse en- los terminus en- que 10 viene
hacienda.
iSeguira Ez PrOgreSo la misma conduc-
ia. ALA veremos; pero conste que noso-
tros nos anticipamos a pedirle que acusa-
Sc antes de condenar, que ponga los con-
siderandos antes de Ia sentencia, pues va
es tempo de que ell pals y la nacion CO..
nozcan 10 que somos y 10 que son.
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ofendieron la guardia civil. Extrafia-
mos que un preso sufriendo condena sc
nalle por las GALES y en- el Casino.
Ferf"mes sim nOres.-Puede ser ciertO
que Ia qulmica elabora perfumes de ma
terlas desabridas, pero es enteramente
impossible que ell obtener una aroma re-
ffescante agradable como la que exhala
el Aqua FLORIDA de Murray y Lamman y
otFas sustancias que no sean los produc-
tos 1ragantes del RENO florar. Una cru
deza malsana caracteriza todas las esen-
clas los extract tos hechos de materias
ofd'nsrlas, y cuando ell primer olor Sc d.
spa de]aauoo muy desagradable 6 inso-
Esta preparation primorosa al contra
rio, es tan fragante como las flores vivas
cuya aroma posee, y asl permanece hasta
que Sc lava. Las aguas falsi6cadas son
compuesta de deletereos aceites animales,
y mlnera'es, y como 'hay muchas falsi
tcaciones en- este mercado, los compra-
dores deben siempre pedir ell Aqua Flo-
rlda preparada por Lanman y Kemp.
Nueva- York.
COnversaciOn sObre ResfriadOs.-
Ouando los poros del cuerpo, Sc cierran
repentlnamente por causa de un gran cam
bio de temperature, una corriente de aire,
una lluvia fria, 6 cualquier otro motive,
Ia sangre es impelida del exterior contra
los 6rganos de respiration, y una conjes-
tion es de temer. Antes que los sfntomas
Sc agraven, acuiid al Pectoral de Anaca-
hulta el cual obra como sudorf6co, como
tambien t6nico, restaura ell equilibrio per-
dido de la circulation, y produce ell efec5o
deseado. por medic de los absorbentes,
sobre los pulmones irritados. Resfriados
v'o!entos, pneumonia, y tisis puedeu evil
tafse, usando con tempo este excelente
Vegetal. Dos cucharadas del Peotoral
mezciadas con una de Aceite de- Hlgado
DE Bacalao puro, es ell modo de tomarlo
para cooseguir 81 mas pronto alivio.
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Que los profesores sean instruidos, hon
RADIOS y n0toriamente amantes de la ma
cionalidad espanola.
Que Sc escaseen mas los tltulos de ms
pectores y que las juntas encargadas dc
velar por el mplimiento de los maestros
Sc afanen mas por su cometido y que nj
haya compadrazgo en- la correction d.
abusos.
Que no Sc usen otros libros que los de
clarados de texto, y que Sc arroje al intrac-
tor del profesorado.
Que no Sc permitan maestros extranie
ros, nj en- las juntas examinsdoras Sc de
acceso q ninguno que no sea ciudadano
espafiol y que sepa y entienda Ell ramo de
instruction.
FL maestro que de un NAL examen y
pase el aho entregado Ia lectura de pe-
ri6dicos polfticos, que Sc le quite el tltulo.
Que las faltas de cumplimientO sean
castigadas con severas multas: 81 este no
basta, que Sc les suspenda todo ell sueldo.
Los maestros particulares deben estar
sujetos todas las reglas que los demas.
Que no escaseen libros, papel, tinta y
pluma para los legftimamente pobres.
Que los profesores a sueldo Sc tomen
mas empe1o en- su delicado cargo: que
pobres yricos reciban igual parte de en-
senanza.
Ultimamente, ri a1n con estas reglas
prosiguieran algunos en- su temerario en-
peno de querer tapar ell cielo con la mano,
no andarse por las ramas: en- la Peninsula
sobran bonfsimos y entendidos maestros:
tome el Superior Gobierno una resolucion
pronta y energica y no Sc permitan por
mas tempo malos maestrOs que traten de
corromper Ia tierna juventud con 1octri-
mas anti-espanolas,
De esta manera verlamos fructiicar Ia
instruction primaria.
DeJ6monos, pues, de dar reglas y char
lar mas sobre este ell otro sistema. Ell
a"attao es magnf6co y hs dado los mejores
resultados en- amos atrds, en- que abunda-
ban mas las buenas doctrinas que los ma
los maestros.
La adulscion siempre ha sido un alma
miserab e.
Somos enemigos del incienso y no pre-
tendemos mas que 10 justo y equitativo.
Ri buen professor no debe relegarse al
olvido. Para todo debe adm tirse empenos
y recomendaciones menos para tftulos
plazas de maestros de escuela.
Pedimos, en- fin, justicia para los bue-
nos y el condigno castigo para los malos;
pedimos y deseamos sc acabe esa guerra
sorda tan nociva para nuestro porvenir y
bienestar, que SO nos hace en- las escuelas,
81 veneno laborante en- las
tiernas plantas que han de constituir ma
mana 10 isociedad.
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los habitantes de la Isla insurreccionarse
y deprimiendo los segundoO a Espana y
sus mobiles y dignos hijos, vali6ndose para
hacerlos circular de agentes que los dis
t,ibuian Ell sus respectivss localidades y
dirigian q los pueblos del interior tan lue-
60 los recibian por los conductores de los
coches dedicados al servlcio entire esta
capital y Arecibo, y cuy6s hechos, cum I
pliendo con mi deber, puse en- conoci-
miento del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Su.
perior Civil dias antes despues que 10
verifcara ell comandante Walls cumplien-
do con el suyo. + . ;
En- mi communication al Gobierno ex-
prese cuanto Sc me habia informado res.
pecto al Sr. Gonzalez, y 81 la memoria no
me es INTEL tambien respecto a alguno de
los agentes porque me 10 exigieron,
Sc 10 ofrecf y Sc 10 cumpl, no obstante el
menosprecio con que los veia y los veo,
por aquello de que BE aprecia la TRACTION
y Sc desprecia al traidor, pues militando
aquellos hombres en- el grupo especial de
que me hicieron entender, pertenece el
Sr. Gonzalez, fueron los que 10 vendieron
delatandolo 81 los hechos acusados fueron'
ciertos los que 10 calumniaron 81 no 10
eran.
AL elevar mi communication al Gobier-
no cumplf con un deber sagrado 6 inelu-
dible y que nenaria del mismo modo
cuantas veces me hallase en- casos analo-
gos, porque ante todo y sobre toda otra
consideration estan ell 6rden, la Tranquil
lidad pdblica y la integridad nacional.
Protesto no haber prestado declaration
alguna nj como corregidor nj como parti-
cular ante el comandante Lara. -
Como es possible que ell Sr. Gonzalez no
Sc de por satisfecho con las explicaciones
que dejo consignadas, dire para concluir,
que sea cual fuese ell giro cue en- adelan-
to Sc de a este asunto no Sc ocupara mas
de el
Carlos Gautier,
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Insistimos en- las aclaraciones.

Flados en- huestra conciencia en- la
recttud de nuestros principles politicos,
retamos q El Progreso en- un artfculo que
lleva por rubro AQLARAcIoNEs q que, pres.
cindiendo de toda parcialidad, formulase
los cargos que han merecido los denigran.
tes epftetos con que de algun tempo
esta parte nos viene cali6cando y, contra
10 que esperabamos, su coftestacion no
es mas que una evasiva, POGO habil por
cierto, con Ia que elude toda explicacion
que tenga relacion con 10 que le hemos
propuesto.
No nos cansaremos en- desvanecer los
mdltlples errores en- que ha incurrido el
colega en- su artfculo' del microbes 20;
ellos demuestran palmariamente Ia falta
absolute de argumentos que tiene para
acceder q nuestra peticion.
Cansados va de leer uno y otro dia los
dicterios repugnantes que con tanta prodi-
galidad formula contra nosotros, le invi-
tamos aque concretase con certeza las
CIRCUMSTANCES por que hayamos merecido
ser tratados con lenguaje tan ofensivo, y
le indicamos la par 10 que es en- nuestro
concepto el partido conservador de la in
tegridad nacional para que con mas fran
queza y claridad expuslese hechos por los
cuales YiniAsemes en- conocimiento de
nuestras culpas.
Los nombres mas iniuriosos, las fraset
mas despreciativas y los conceptos mas
pobres son las contestaciones con que 81
colega cree dejar satisfecha nuestra Gu
riosidad; no, no es este 10 que pretepde
mos; nosotros que nos vemos ultraiadol
| por una prensa locuaz y que sin respett
nj consideration alguna veja toda la res
petable colectividad de nuestro partido
no podemos quedar satisfechos con eva
sivas; pretendemos que se nos haga un
i verdadera acusacion, que 90 nos indiqu
en- 10 que hemos delinquido, que sc muea
tren nuestras faltas y que sin reserva al
guna SO hagan pdblicos los vicios de gu
adolecemos, los motives por que somos nc
greros, alfonsinos, monopolisadorss, ado
radores del becerro de GRO, expolIadore
del pals y otros cali6cativos injuriosos gu
Sc nos han prodigado: es menester de,
. truir errores infundados, es precise qu
conozca el pals quienes 10 arruinan
; quienes le hacen prosperar.
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| .AlREc1Bo.-Fernando Fernandez, comerciafte ca
| pltallsta propietariO; Jose Anex Julian l. Vige-
riegO, Official de administration Civil cesante: Pc
dro Gambia hacendado; Manuel r. Cordoba i'd i'd;
| Vicente Fernandez, practicante de crujia Miguel
| COmas maestro de Obra prima; Rafael Casab an
| ca, comerclante; Ramon FeIG, empleado; jose Be-
INTO Huerta, comerciante Y propetario; Pastor del
| dependiente; Ramon del Valle comerciante; Mi
guel Roses, prOpietario eOmerciante Juan Rubert,
comerciante; Joaquin del Llano, id Luis Raimat,
tenedor de librOs; Miguel hubert, dependiente; An
tonic Garcia, comerciante; Jose Maria Case, i'd;
Antonio ROSes cOmerciante; Angel PelaeZ, id Juan
MOrat0. dependence; Vicente Alvarez, id Antonio
Dapena, propietario comerciante; Pedro Puig V
Fl, propietaro; Bernardo Robert comerciante; Ju-
liam Delgado, i'd; Juan Grau dependencies Jose Gil
yllles, propetarIo cOmerciante Santos Mgoya,
dependiente; Francisco LaHrido Sanchez, i'd; RAJ
fael Mgoya, comerciante; Manuel Moreda. i'd; jose
Hevia, i'd; Francisco Jove, dependiente Eduardo
DobaL cOmercIante; Antonio Magazine, i'd Ber-
nardo AragundeZ, id Miguel Galanes, Id; Rafael
y. Silva tarmaceutlcO prOpietario; Serapio Miti-
cola, tened0E dc I1bros; Luciano Negro, empeado Y
propietario jose Perez Luiflas dependiente; Jas
to Sanchez N.; Agustin MuTloz, i'd; jose Fec v Be-
no, Gom9rclante; Manuel Flores, propietario; Anto
mo Escalera comercante; Francisco Carretero i'd;
Armlndo Cadllia. depeIiulente; Mariana Alcazar,
comerelante Jose de Leon, i'd; Francisco Aguirre,
nacendado; Narciso Barona, propietariO Seratin
Dobal, comerciante Eusebio de La Tore, id: Jose
Bdot, hacendadO Juan Mugica. dependIente; Pc
dro Klco, emplea1o; jose Gil, dependiente; a. Sa-
comerciante Antonio Iribas, dependlente; Miguel
Mugicd, i'd; Jose Maria Gonzalez, agricultol; Luis
MonHIoy, empleauo; Ramon Mas, i'd; Jose BalXet,
Id Victorian Rodriguez, id; Fernando Gonzalez
ID; Manuel FurriOl, i'd; j. NJ Otero, cOmercIante;
Martin Latorre, i'd; Fransisco DOS. empieado; N.
Ottloia prop etaro; Francisco Arrieta, dependlen-
te; Jose Agustln Dlaz, comerciante; Ramon Tornado
VazqueA id; Ramon Vii ami, Numesio A. Diaz
comerciante Francisco Cristar, dependlente; Eduar
90 Beardo, eArpntero Juan Chacon, talabartero;
Jose MonendeZ. uan Simon, artesano; Juan Torga-
uo comerciante; jose Vldas Rios Jose Manuel Tor
RADIO, Joaquin C@dlla, panadero; Pedro Gilabert,
dependlente; Jose Lopez empleado; Antonio Caba-
mas propletarlo Juan Lopez, comercante; Marcos
Pom, panadero Domingo Roneu, empleado; Fran
c co Gonzalez, i'd Santiago Gonzalez, propietarlo;
ciante; Domingo Perez, empleado.