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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-23

we use the term deliberately-from the
despotism of class and clergy in Europe,
come here to 1einstate an infinitely worse
despotism than they left at homer The
tendency of all progress in these Amesi-
can days is to enlarged liberty, increased
partition Of all social advantages among
all men without regard TO class. This
is called by the Tories, OF foes to univer.
sal liberty ''radicalism." What did they
say Of George Washington? That he was
q radical rebel. What Of Thomas Jeffer.
son? That be was q French leveler,
communist, and one who was under.
mining all stable society. He was the
advocate Of universal education, OF
universal emancipation, Of the abolition
of the exclusive rights Of primogeni-
ture, of the clergy and their re-
ligion as established by law. Horrible
''radicalism ~ Denounced by elder SONS,
dismasted doctors Of divinity and holders
of human beings in bondage. Yet the
world has seen this and the war that fol-
lowed, and yet the republic still lives, has
grown beyond example and has acquired
the confidence of all the peoples in the
Old World. Wherefore, then, fear rad
icaism," as my Lord Pedigree would call
it? 1t is inevitable It is irrepressible.
II is irresistible. Why, then, ''kick
against the pricks?" Progress or radi-
caiism-a locomotive people can ride on
or be run over. BY it, just as they prefer.
Its way is onward. s1AAya.-f4
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS


HA'vvANA CIGARS AND oIGAks1A
Domestic CIGARS and ClGAR1TTES. and . IN
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TO1AOW
constantly on hand and for sale by
ssessa@' 's'ss I'D. l. EXILE Coz
Corner Canal and C.foodelet streets,
t~4@4 Now Orleans LoulsiaaA
Goods soll fully warranted. nhl3N
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Pratt's Astral Oil
A b 8 OIL U n q L 7 sA r e

Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illu.
minating qualities superior to Gas. Burns
in any lamp, without danger OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dis.
place the use of volatile and dangerous oils
It's safety under every possible test, and its
pc. !eot burning qualities are proved by its
continued use in over 500, 900 families. Mil
lions Of gallons have been sold, and no acci-
dent-directly orlindirectly-ha ever oc.
ourred from burning. storing or handling it..
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from tho use OF cheap and danger
ous oils in the United States, is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits.
sioners throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL as the beet safeguard when
lamps arc used. Send for Circular. VIM.
d. STANLEY, Columbia, has a complete
stock at all times. Oct 8 3most
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENTAL colored man
about twenty-three years old, named
Simon Fyall, who lives at Pine Comfort
on Cooper River, was horribly burned
on last Sunday. He is subject to cpl
leptic fits, and while under the influence
OF one fell into the fireplace, and was
nearly roasted from his thighs to the
crown Of his head.
SILVER AND LEAD.-We learn from
Mr. Williams that he is mining in Oco.
nee for silver aud lead. The mine is OH
Messrs. Woodnll and McCarey's lands,
on Chattuga River. Some very fine
specimens have been found.
I IVdlhaYu Courier.
Wm. King, indicted for the murder
of VIM. Green. ut Guerand's store, on
the Savannah River, was convicted of
manslaughter, and sentenced to ten
years. Imprisonment by the court ut
Beaufort.
THO United States Circuit Court in
Raleigh will commence on the oath of
November. OF forty-four Ku Klux
cases ordered to be struck from docket
on payment Of costs, nll but ten have
p,ud.
There was furious snow storm. last
ing all day, at the Groenbrier White
sulphur Springe, West Virginia, ON
Monday last.
Winter comes as tho wild geese fly
South ward.
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HoTE1' ARntALs, ,0ctobst- "a, 1873.
Wheeler House se--J. IHtc McDevitt. W II
Rainey. Edgeheld; 81 A. Denny, Mas:
~ y Scovill, wife and three children.
Orangeburg; J Hsight, Great Easter q
0i.cne; W Gurney, 0harlaaton; M IS
Ryttenberg, Sumter: @ P. Hyde, N @; d
b DeSaussure, Richland; j 8 Richsrd.
son. Sumter; B o Townsend. Society
Hill; O r Jones. So Ex 90; S Dibble.
Orangeburg; + r 8 Roberts, Ga; " D
simpson, LaYrens; 8 MCGOWAN. Abbe-
vile; T "a Cooke, Gfeenville: s. Angle.
= q; u Budds, Charleston: Dr.. q
Redd, U 8 A; W s Purnell, Pa;J @ An
drews, Ga; j A Ardry, N O; Mise Gibbs.
Charleston; O L B Marsh, Wilmington
It u Watson, Marion; J G. Holmss Jr.
L 81 Strohecker, Charleston; r H Da.
venport, Prof w NJ Fay. Mrs Baldwin,
Davenport Brothers; Mrs N W Conner.
Miss Conner, Charleston; Jenkins,
Ga; D J MoIntyre, Walterboro; w H
King. o s A; q Smith, 8 @.
Hendris House--Mrs 81 Ilide Law
and three children, Darlington; e .
Hamiter, A J Horsford and son. Rich
land; W W Cloud, Doko; Miss Lau1n
benjamin. 8 F Hendrix and sou, Leg
lngton; H 0 Dukes, A F Ruff, Ridge
way; G w Duvall, II L Jones, Chester.
field; Geo B Dunlap. Tennessee; N B
Iitman, Augusta; G Litener, r H Jen.
nings. John A Jennings, Riohland.
Columbia Hotei-J II Trump and wife,
Augusta; r Garner, W e Gibson,
Richland; e W NJ Mackey, @ G Puff.r.
A w st. Armand, J W O'Brian, John
Averili. G A Speessigger, Charleston; J
W Gray, Greenville; 4 J Goodwin. A
Z Darby. Fort Motto; j D Gardner, N
Q; P L Wiggins, Beaufort; D s Hair,
Barnwell; II @ Mazyok, 8 @; j 3 La.
sale. Newberry; " C Blanchard, At
lanta; L Black, s G; DR. J G Max
well, Greenwood; Hugh Wilson, Abbe-
Vile.
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We received letter from Charlotte
yesterday, dated the 20eh. and signed
by two passengers who wero on board
the train when our townsmsn, W. @.
Harris. was killed, placing the conduct
OF the conductor OF tho train in quite a
different light to what it was presented
to Union Times.
The Columbus Enquirer loses S4o0
per annum on dead heads. If you want
to get merciless review of your paper,
Just listen to deed heads daily com.
ment and criticism.
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ihe .h|.! !q3entaHsasIl p w ooastvsse S.2a9;


MoBmE. October 24.-Coston quiet
demand light-middling 15X; low mid.
ding Is; sstffot good ordinary 14@: ne,
receipts 980 bales: exports coastwise
TAT; sales 800. of which 800 was of lasl
evening; stock 18,257; weekly net re
cepts 8.O42; exports coastwise 2,665
sales 5000.
SAVANNAH, October 24.-Cotton dull
-middling 1915; net receipts 4,487
bales; exports oonstwise 1859; sales
922; stock 1851; weekly net receipts
81, 492; exports to Great Britain 7. 355:
continent 8. 1872; coastwise 1898; sales
1886.
W1IM1saros, October 24.-ootton-
net receipts 209 bales; sales 80; stock
1,622; weekly net receipts 1,400; exports
coastwise 1872; sales 1872.
BALTIMORE, October 24.-Ootton low.
er-middling 15A; low middling Is;
strict good ordinary 142l; net receipts
lob bales; gross 1853; exports coastwise
81; sales 40; stock 5,068; weekly not
receipts 329; gross 3.6l2; exports coast.
wise 52o; exports continent 2I0; sales
1.625.
MACON, October 24.-Weekly receiots
OF cotton .377 bales; sales 3.347; stock
$780, -
MONTGOMERY. October 24.-Cotton
nominal l-middliDg IL; receipts for the
week l,8G2 bales; sales 1,l28; stock
1904.
SELMA. October 24.-Cotton receipts
for the week 1885 bales; sales 1,173;
stock 1851.
NoRFoLK, October 24.-Cotton-net
receipts 1922 bales; exports coastwise
2,52O; sales 900; stock 6,26S; weekly net
receipts 1888; exports to Great Britain
40; coastwise Ia. 1857; sales 2.16O.
CHARLESTON. October 24.-Cotton
easier-middling 141s; low middling
l4iaCgl42s; strict good ordinary II; net
receipts 1896 bales; exports coastwise
2.217; sales 1000; stock rs, 926; weekly
net receipts 1889; exports to Great
Britain IL; coastwise 1857; sales 5000.
BosToN, October 24.-Cotton dull
middling 1634; net receipts 43 bales
gross 2, 1913; sales 200; stock 900; week.
y net receipts 176; gross 6,420; sales
1,05O.
AUGUSTA, October 24-Cotton easier
1414; receipts 1880; sales
5000. of which l56 are to spinners; r.
oeipts Of the week $3.50; sales 7, 343; ex-
ports 6, III; ST. ~ 4,S03.
PROVIDENCE, October 81 Cotton
weekly net receipts 155 bales; sales
1000; stock 500; should have been !, 200
last week.
CRY POINT. October 24.-Cotton-
weekly net receipts l. l29 bales.
NASHVILLE, October 24.-Cotton
receipts 1877; shipments $50;
stock in 1872, 1906; 1873, 2.709.
PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-Cotton
gross receipts 5S3; exports to Great
Britain 9,45l; weekly net receipts LOG;
gross 1881; exports to Great Britain
945.
GALVESTON. October 24.-Cotton-
not receipts 813; sales $40; stock ID. 164 ;
weekly net receipts 4, 962; exports coast.
wise 2.224; sales 1.945.
MEMPHIS, October 4.-Ootton-re-
ceipts 953; shipments 95l; stock 90,
400; weekly receipts 0,16l; shipments
5.537.
COLUMBUS. October "a. Cotton dull
middling 133l; weekly receipts 2,216;
shipments 1925; sales 1,l93; stock
4.772.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDs.-Ws learn that
Edward Honea, of Oconee County, who
WAS formerly resident of this town, at
tempted to commit suicide on Saturday
night last, during temporary de-
rangement of mind. He inflicted a
horrible cash across his throat and
then wandered into the adjacent woods,
where he was found on Sunday after
noon. His troubles grew out of some
transactions in his Office of Trial JUS.
tice, we understand. He wa. living at
last accounts, and likely to recover.
Anderson InteYigencer.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzsN.-Mr. Ebe-
nezcr Thayer, one of the oldest citizens
Of Charleston, died. yesterday, in his
eighty fourth year. He was born in
this city, aAd spent much of his life in
the instruction of the young. He was
an active and jealous member of the
Masonic frate v, and was, for num-
Der Of yearc - ter of Solomon's
Lodge. Thei -e many worthy citizens
OF Charleston, now III the prime of life,
who remember him as the instructor of
their youthful days. and the announce.
ment Of his death will be received with
general regret. Charleston Ne,os.
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MILLINERY.

m MRS. G. f. REED has opened
1. / /
1&A fino assortment OF Ladies',
&G3@ Misses and Chidren's BON
&M&HHf3 NETS, Hats. Caps, Cloaks, Red
WY%8M pgotes, Furs, Underwear and
&SEYkY IL air OF all descriptions; also,
&JM GXS Mrs Moody's and other styles
Eyfx of Corsets. All Of which will
M,3S be sold at reduced prices. Mrs.
USt Reed was awarded tho highest
premiums at the State Fairs for the bost
Millinery. Oct % 3mo
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CAPTAIN JACKS REMAINS

HAVE been laid in their last resting
IL place, and his foes rejoice. Old fogy-
lam in tho Cigar bnsiness has been laid
aside by the Indian Girl, and smokers rel joice,
as they can get better Cigar for cents at
her store than can be bought elsewhere at
10 cents, and pure Havana three for as cents,
the sale OF which she controls in this market.
The magnificent stock that
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Typographical Union, No. "a.
HNHE Regular Monthly Meeting of this
Il Union will be held at the Independent
FIRE Engine Hall, THIS EVENING, at 2
O'Clock. Working Cards will be renewed.
II. N. EMLYN.
OCT 20. Secretary aud Treasurer,
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At Private Sale.

at Private Sale.
N]E will sell, on very advantageous terms.
w that desirable RESIDENOE situate
on the Northwest cornor of Bull and LaureI
streets. SEIBELS Z EZELL.
Oct 253 RroLa.s
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Money w anted.

Money Wanted.
REQUIRE CASH to buv material and poy
Il my employees at my carriage estu biish-
meaf l, therefore, respectfully call on those
settlement before the first day Of Nopember
"eEf; otherwise, / shull be reluctantly com.
pelied to place their notes and past duo &C.
counts in suit. TRUST those indebted ,oM pau
Up ana saps NJ. the disagreeable ouernutiue Of
forcing collections by laio.
Oct 25S JOHN AGNEw
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Fresh Parched Coffee.
ERESH PARCHED COFFEE. in he, .;ai;.
H cally scaled packages, retaining ne
aroma "nd al other properties Of fresh
parched coffee, consisting Of:
RIO, JAVA, LAGUAYIiA,
PEABERRY and MOCHA COFFEES.
OF the best quality. and for sale lo,o, Al n
cash store OF JOHN AGNEW d. SON.
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Jewnsllry nl (. pssYY'elsy' = I ]: y'Iyswelry!
ha'a |-.* aJa s;;SS>.,,,..; M ;@
III 4 @T@ B
<VTENE 8 ~ir H;1-
sWM..GLAZE.s

q posite the Central National Bank. has
atarSe and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES.
stem and key wiuders. from tho best Eu..
fGpoan 70! o, ;nd american manufacturers, and Of
Elegant JEWELRYl An unriyaied assoTt.
n ment tust received: and all the latest styies.
sterling sILVER-WARB, in sets and cssss'
6i1 6Iidai PRESENTS, and . very fne selection OF
Lookets. elegant Seal, Wedding and Enasre.
ment Kings, large stock Of Spectacies and
Eye-dlaoses, Clocks Musical Boxes, and a
e great variety Of Fancy. Articles, Ny stock is
country. and will be sold as chesp ss The
sane M, sTtiole q can be bought anywhere.
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WILL BE EXHIBITED

In few days at this Cigar Emporium will
surpass anything ever seen in the State.
This Maid being 30 long known to the citi-
smokers luxury, would rendsr farther adver-
tsing unnecessary, but strangers and those
who expect to veit this city
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DURING FAIR WEEK

Must be posted as to where to get the best
CIGARS. III you haven't tried the cents
Cigar, call at once.
SILVER LAKE FINE CUT is all the 20
with Chcwers. Oct 2i
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urged Kansas City as the terminus of
a grand trunk line. Peyton, of Rich
mond, favored improvement in the
water route. Gano, of Cincinnati,
thought the only safety for the COM
merclal community was competition and
improvement of the water routes. He
moved to refer the whole matter back
to the committee, to collect facts on the
points involved. MIR. Bugsby, Of Phila-
delphla, opposed the motion to refer
back, and favored congressional con-
troll OF the railroads. Finally, the whole
subject of transportation was referred
back to special committee, to report
on Saturday. A resolution to allow citi-
zens to buy foreign ships and sail under
American cOlors, with an amendment,
allowing such purchase and use on pay
ment OF o reasonable duty, iy a vote
OF IS to IL, was adopted.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-The busi-
ness before the United States Supreme
Court may be briefly stated as follows
About twelve cases Of more cr less i'm :
portance, which were argued at the last
term OF the court, were held over for
decision ct tho present term. Among
them are two cases from Utah; one OF
decided in Clinton ct al. us. Englebreoht
et a., somc two years since-whether it
Is the duty OF the United States Attor-
ney for the territory to prosecute in the
several Counties all persons accused OF
offences as we'll against the laws Of the
United States as against the laws Of the
territory. The court below sustained
the, District Attorney, upon the theory
that the courts established in the terri
ritory were courts OF the United States.
Il the case is to be decided upon the au-
thority OF the case cited above. this de-
cision must be over-ruled, for it was
therein held, the late Chief Justice deli
vefing the opinion, that these courts
were territorial courts, and not courts OF
the United States. The other Utah
case presents the question Of jurisdio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-07

"MiRiSterio de UltrdmGr.-ExcmO. Sr.:-El Sr.
MinistrO dc In Guerra dice hoy al de la GOber-
naciOn 10 que sigue:-El Director General de la
Guardia Civil acudi0 q este MinisteriO en- IL de
DlciembTe ultimO, hacienda presente que ell
Alcalde de San Sebastian de los Reyes, de esta
Provincial, dandO una equivOcada interpreta-
ci0n d la Real 0rden 1e Is de NOviembre de 1865
habia negadO el auxiliO do bagajes un Guar
dia Civil que pOr 0rden Superior cOnveniencia
del serviciO SO trasladaba desde Fuente del
Fresno Miraf1OIes de la Sierra. Como V. K.
cOn0ce, Ia referida Real 0rden esta termlnante
v solo una e1uivOcada Interpretation pudO dar
lugar 4 este lncidente, pues es indudable que
las AutOridades Civiles tienen la ObllgaclOn de
tacilitar bagajes los individuOs de la Guardia
Civil que pOr asuntOs del servi3iO los reclamen,
en- igualdad los demas de los cuerpOs instl-
tutOs del Ej6rcit", resultandO ser imprOcedente
la negativa asi como la aprObaciOn de esta mo
cida pOr oil GObernadOr Civil de la Provincial,
IL ndadO en- 10 dispuestO en- 12 de Mario de 1868,
applicable unicamente In Guardia Rural que
era una institution puramente civil, asi como el
serviciO que pTestaba. En- vista de 10 expuestO,
>. NJ el Rey ha tenidO ben TesOlver 10 pOnRa
en- cOnOcimientO de V, E., como 10 VERTIGO, sig
nlteandOle In necesidad de que pOr ESQ Minis
teriO dc su cargo. SO rccuerde las AutOridades
dc su dependencia el deber en- que estan dc
cumplir con lO dispuestO en- la citada Real Or
den de ID de NOviembre de 1865, que no deja
dudA al derechO dc la Guardia Civil a usO de
bagajes siempre que nj sOlicitarlO sea pOr con-
secuencla dc actOs de su servicio.-De Real Or
den eOmunlcada pOr dichO Sr. MlnlstrO 10 tras-
ladO q '. r.. para su cOnOclmlentO.-DlOS guar
de V. T.. muchJs amos Madrid de FebTero de
lSI.-El Snb-secretarIO CdRdidO PiGltdtn.-Sr.
Director General dc la Guardia Civil
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LA ESPANOLA.

Con este tftulo Sc ha habierto una fonda en-
cOmidas que las personals de buen gusto puedan
apetecer igualmente cenas tOdas horas.
Las personals que SO dignen honrar dichO es
tablecimientO quedaran enteramente satisfe
chas tantO por Ia prontitud de ser servidOs Co
mo tambien en- impieza aseo, y en- ell buen
81 Dor, zazon gustO de las cOmidas que para
el efectO hay un cOcinero de los mcjOres de esta
Ciudad. Tambien So despacha a domiciliO por
meses 6 quincenas precios m6dicOs.
Gale de Isabel II casa de d. Luis Capetillo 1-3
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TrAdueid4s - &ntsfioFss hosieiAa. &c
noe ha hecho Fl obsequio De sa namsro
del Esesiag Tslsgyaa ds sssYa Yogk, is
cha - Dc noviemlrs, ca qae hallAiass -
siguieniss dssPAchos:
Washssgtos 25.-E CFsaaek g. ssia
ma1ana ifae ua despaeiso pFivado DE- Nae
va York, Feeibido ca aqasllA clalad asa
de Madrid, qas dies qas il FvpahlicA -
Paf0lA, . InsloF dieho, Ia fofma - rvpa
blieA qas dinje CASTELAR,, asbs easr pc l.
eOmbsnAeion Dc los hossbrss do ksials
espAh0les, u eaal - dosnAaia4a tasfts "a.
IA que se Il Pasda hAesF FesisienelM
n plan 90 Il easAblecilns9Eso Ael maris
Cal seFEano ooaae Frgsais psr 81 8vrn
principe u. Alsonso, qaa . % tismpo ssrA
proclAmado Fey, AAsiseaaAo Ia rssns luaass.
lsnbal, todos loa dereriaos a. iruns gas tsn
So sn 90 iayoE. Ia fAgsda ssessssa a. -
aoonieesmsenios Ga EsP4hA IL prsl.a3s :
insuheiencis dei gobisFme as CAafslAr -
~ haesF frsnse las disensioaes gas kAy
en- 80 gabinete, I Il insaisarainAe - e
elerclto y u gusr . ean - ssd sfaa
En Adlcson : ssto sl Peisg 81 sees IA
trabelAdo sseFsia = peasFaaaaneAss go
miaag u fass - De- Fspsl.ilaaniau,a e -
pahA, , = olsgasqula a. aqa~l. uAesaa i.
aaido sas GasEaas 80 ~ i IsleasA 81.
q fsssAbleeilaissso a. = dinassla - has
bon.
1DsPAEsa@sass as Esssls h rsslhilI
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ALMACh N TALLER.
CALLE DIS. JUSlONUNEGO ii.

I'll que suscribe otrece sus servlciOs este ros-
petable publlcO, en- cambiO de una m0dica re-
trlouclon conventional, On tOdo 10 que abraza
ei si9uiente anuncio.
Be hace toda clase dc instalaciOnes de tuberia
para gas aqua on las casas 8 establecimientOh
publlcOs psrticulares.
LlmpIeza do tnbos, lamparas; composition
do ibas cOsas.
Reparacion dc bombas dc sacar aqua, cons
trucclon de faroles y do todO 10 concerniente &
hoIaiatar1a. como para todo 10 mcnclonad,
chenta ;on ont 1didOs operarios admitIa tam
oien aoonos mensuales para la limpiezA dc
ianiparas.
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Hotel del "UniversO. "

FL que suscrbe hace presente d sus muchos
buenO5 amigos anto do la Jala como do afuera que
teniendo que ausontarse por algun tempo ha toma-
do todaS Las preCauClOnes neCcsarIas para que los
Srs que Concurren & au casa ol kaOEcI del u N a."
verso que quedeu cOmplacidos tanto mas que
haSta ahOra para 10 cual queda nj frentc del est-
bleoInIonto d. tnofre Nicoiau cuyo buen cardclar
ainabllidad 90 ya conocd0 dc muchos, igualmen:
mucha cCncurroucil Y quo qnedcn satisfechos los
kn@spodes del hospodaie para que al recomien don
81 ua,lb.eCia0nto i sti8 amigo
km-Lo Rico " do NarLn da lSl2.-(iahricl OLrah II
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INIERLsS.ANTE.

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"ExcmO. Sr Ell Sr. MnistrO de la Guerra
dice con csta fecha nj de GObernaciOn del Rel
no 10 qIe sigue:-lIe dadO cuenta Ia ReIna
60. ID. O. de un cscrItO que en- % do EncrO dc
1861 clcVO este MlnlSteTlO el Captain General
de Galicia, manifestandO la cOnveniencia dc
que se declare ri las dfcrentes classes del CuerpO
de Guardlas Civiles sus famlias, tienen los
mlsmOs derechOs respectO a In eXacclon de ba-
gajes que los demas del EjercitO, puestO que
sendo Ia creacion de aquel institute postenor
la legislation que rljC sObTe dlchO scrvlclO,
admltlendOse en- el lndlviduOs casados es tantO
mas hccesaria la rcterlda aclaraclOn cuanto que
con sus escasOs habcres no pueden las classes do
tropa Gostear la traslaciOn de sus familias. En-
tcTada >. VI. de la menclOnada cOnsulta, como
aslmlsmO de lO que acerca dc ella infOrmO en- is
dc Marco slgulente, el Director General del
prOplO CucTpO dido al dIctamcn dc la Junt
consultiva dc Guerra de las Scccioncs rcuni
das dc Guerra Marina, dc GObcrnaclOn y
FOmcntO del COnsciO de EstadO, Ia tenldO a
blen rcsOlver, de cOufOrmidad con el fundadO
unanlInc pareccr dc amDas COTDOraclOnes, que
"a cOusldClc al CuCTpO de tIuardlas ClVIleS Goa
lguales dcrcchos que los dcmas del Ejercito res
pectO al auXiIu de bag3jcs para las dlfeTentCa
classes Y sus iamilas sicmprc que pOr convenlr
al srryIclo q pOT Cdusas dependencies dc sus
Tcglameutps tcugan que traSladaTse de un pun
Ia otro; Ecro con la restriction de que por
nIngun concepto, tcndran Opcion este benct-
clo cuindo lO Vcrltqucn pOT cOnVeniencA pro-
pla y sOlCItud dc Fps iutcTc adOs con CuyO
ohJeto dehcra hacersc constaT esta Circuns acla
Ell la ordcu que dc al cfrCto, Y quo en- el case
dc decentralization de pucstos Ilncas para
opera, qgc lgualmcutc suJcto dichO CucrpO
las pTcVcuCioncs generates para c EJcrcItO
kcalcS ord ncs IlHposiclOucs quC cstcn wien
= que cn lo successive ~ dictaren. Is pnr ul
umo Ia yoluutld dc ). VI. ~ rccOmende muy
ehcazmcnte a los Jcics OhclAlcs del retcrlio
institute. celen con al mayor cui iado int res,
lue nO - abuse de csta concession, eXigicndOles
IA TcspOnsabldad en- caso coutTario DE Zeal
oldcu comunlcada por dicho Sr MIuistro 10
u.alado '. t. para su ConoC micuto } etectus
coTrcspondIcntes.N
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