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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

lsture has agreed to report in favor OIL
raising 100000 by levying direct ta1
on the people TO meet the present obllga-
tons.
The New York Constitutional Com.
missions yesterday took up suffrage arti-
Gle and adopted the sections providing for
the challenge at the polls, and for pay
ment or accepting bribe, and for buying
or selling vote.
Miss Rothscmld, was married yester.
day at London, with religious ceremonies,
notwithl landing the opposition Of the
Ritualists, to Hon. Eleat Yorke, son oI
Earl of Hardwicke.
The Michigan Senate has passed a
bill appropriatiDg for 1873 and each year
thereafter, one twentieth Of one mill on
taxable property Of the state for the use
and maintenance Of the State UniVerslty.
application for new trial for Antou
Holme, convicted about two weeks ago at
st.. Louis OF numbering his vile was re-
fused yesterday and the prisoner senten.
ced to be hung Thursday April Srd. No.
tice Of appeal to the Supreme Court was
given.
AT Grangeville, Canada, yesterday
morning, Lindssy's block and an adjoln.
ing building burned. Loss $4,000.
The, breaker Of tic Greenwood Col.
liery at Pottsville, Pa, burned Wednes.
day morning. Los5 $40. .OOO
The Swiss Federal Council has de.
cided to expell Bishop AOrmiIlod from
the Canton OF Geneva,
1t Is stated that John W. Young, one
OF the fsyorite, and the most buslnesS.lIke
Of Brigham Young's sons, now in the
East on railroad business, has divorced
two or three wives and will hereafter re.
side in Philadelphia.
The colored people at Cincinnati last
evening celebrated Lincoln's birthday BY
smeetlng and addresses.
The Ohio Republican Central Com.
mittee have decided to hold their next
State. Convention on the 21st Of May.
Brisk nortberly TO casterly winds
with rain are promised for the southern
portion Of the Middle States to-day.
-Altepubllcan caucus for consider
alton Of the general situation was held at
Columbus last night. Speeches were
made by Gov. Noyes, Ex.Lieut. Governor
Lee and others. A. circular has been Is.
sued by the State Executive Commit ttee
urging the importancs Of securing q ma
jority in the Constitutional Convention.
The National Association Of Stove
Manufacturers commenced q session in
Pittsburgh, yesterday. John s. Perry, OF
Albany N. Y, was re elected President
for the ensuing year, and the Convention
adjourned until to-day, when the remain.
ing offices will be filled, and various sub.
jects OF interest to the Association con-
sidered.
"A bill lor the removal Of the Capital
of Nebraska from Lincoln to some poi6tin
Plat, Butler, Merrick or Polk, has been
introduced in tho Legislature, and it is
claimed that there is sufficient number
Of votes pledged to carry it.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal, Athey, reach.
ed Louisville, from Lexington, yesterday,
with the City. Collector and the Demo.
cratic inspector of the late election at
Lexington, arrested on charge Of pro.
venting negroes from voting, in violation
Of the provisions Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment. They will be examined before a
New York Commissioner to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

TIE Parkersburg Daily Tines has re-
sumed publication, under the manage
ment, We infer, Of its former proprietor,
Mr.. Drahosh. We learn from It's columns
that the venerable Gen. Jackson Of that
city Is very III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

The wave Of reform rolls on. A man
was arrested and fined in Cumberland
Tuesday for stealing an umbrella. A
pretty pass things are coming to when
man can't forget to return an umbrella
without being srraigned in Court. A
pretty free country indeed3
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More than One Hundred and Fifty
Cases Successfully Treated Dur.
ing the Past Three Months,

A gentleman who had spent great deal Of
money on advertising quacks and Travelling
Doctors In vain, says DR.. Longdon has cured me
OF a Dt6illty that had unnamed ne for ytdrS:
Trust mot your life to unsRillful hands and In
experienced practitioners.
a lady in North Wheeling, we'll known 70 us,
says, "br. Longdon'B treatment cured me In .
Gie i1tGky after three Of the best doctors In the
city had failed to do me ne IsaIt good ina iV'o's
TiOurn5es testify to DR.. LOuCdOn's great skill
A lrdy IN RitchIetown says, "Or. Longdon has
done me more good In tiTo months than several Of
our best city physicians IN four yedrS."
DR.. LonRdon will not fail In any case 70 tell
you Erdety l0hGt your DiEeGSs u, and whether It
can be cured or not
A gentleman OF this city, Of arstclas9 stand
log says, II know by psrSoIdL trial that Dr
LongdoD can cure CdtITrh and Ltrtr Complaint
No case will DO advised under treatment, In
which It 10 not eonscientInusly believed cure
can b made or permanent FcEtSy 0trEn.
.Une Of Our most respected citizens 9tatcs that
the hrBt dose f Dr. LUDgdon's medicine helped
him, and that now, alter few weeks treatment,
be Is entirely cured OF The very worst DYsPEP.
oIA with NERVOUS WEAKNESS and GBNRR-
AL DEBILITY. Other pb SsleiAns had done him
no good not spEH afforded hHlp0rdTy rGLtGE
DR.. Lopgdon examines and treats more Chronic
Ailnebts IN O VSdF, than physiciGns 10 family
aud general practice come In contact With u a
nfEtlH1s,
Others who arc afflicted with diseases that arc
wasting their lives away and fastening them TO
the grave are invited 10 tEJE his treatment and
pFoUS hiS IkLH. Why will you suffer pain, dis.
case and death when these mighty Ills may be
Syerledl Thousands perish annually that might
be saved by pToptr hyotsHs and rational HlSdLed.
ION. Why viii you die tDlLtt1 lhereGeh er eursf
Must you endure all the ills Hnd hardAhips Of lfc
| while others have health and easel Give the
physician tpho has made your dlseGSe N6 !tudy0
| ALStlGs that holds In his hand nSbdIHD Adt totI
Neal you, one fair trial, and, like thousands OF
others you will soon rejoice In the JuH rtqor Of
Aedlth aud FeHEIpCd RIdHhO0d.
FEES FOR CONSULTATION, examination,
| advice and treatment WITHIN THE REACH ? AL,
MEDIcINTs ron BLL DIsEAsTs by mail and eX.
| pFeEs 10 all parts Of tho country.
O(ics HOurs-s TO u, 10 8, and Q 70 8 Cpsry
d1b
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Want TO Conc into Kest Va.

Thepeople Of the Valley Of Virginia are
holding meetings to discuss the proposed
annexation Of that garden spot Of the
Old Dominion to West Virginia. The
ROeE6rdgs OItiaSn says the subject is se-
riously and widely talked Of in q quiet
way throughout the valley. The con.
templated change Of boundaries will
make the Blue Ridge the dividing line
between the two VirginiGs. .gEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13
Ii5qprter

The latest sensation in Cumberland
was youthful couple from the rural
vicinage Of Davis Mountain, who passed
up Baltimore street viewing the sights,
hand in hand like The babes in the wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13
RIVER NEWS.

PTTsBUReH, February 19.-Rlver
about stationary at feet. Light snow
fell during the afternoon. Cloudy with
Indications Of more snow. Mer curry 80
at 6P.M. ArriVed-The Juniata from
Cincinnati and the Carrie Brooks from
Wheeling. Departed-Carrie Brooks for
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

PARE, February 12.-Prince Alphonz
son Of Ex.QueOu Isabella Of Spain, is ex'
pected to arrive In Paris tomorrow from
Vienna.
1t Is said that the principal oommun'
lists OF London, the British Isles and
Genoa have started from their cities for
Madrid.
NAPLES, February 12.-An Italian
irigate has sailed from this port for Lis.
bon to meet Amadeus and convey him to
this country. Another man-Of.war has
gone 10 Valencia to bring away the Ex.
Kings attendants and court equlpage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40. Halves IS, and QCSsters
81 60. Eleven whole tickets for 500.
No discount on less than 800 orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for prest
ents than tickets TO this Banquet OF Wealth Of
more likely TO produce gIander satisfactory re-
suits. Tho object OF this Third Gift Concert ID
the enlargement and endowment OF the Publlc
Library 0l Kentucky, which, by the special &C
authorizing the Concert for its beaeht Is 70 be
forever free to all tizens Of every State. The
concert will bo conducted like tho hrBt and SEQ
0nd heretofore given, and full particulars OF the
mode Of drawing the gifts and pay ing them and
everything necessary 70 thorough understand
ing Of the scheme, from beginning TO end, arc
now Published In tho form Of q circular, which
will DO furnished free Of cost to any who Gpply.
Tue enIire management Of this undertaking has
been committed BY tho Trustees 10 Hon. Thos.
Z Bramletto l,to Governor Of Kentucky, TO
Whomall communications pertaining 10 tho Gift
Concert should DO addressed.
K T. DURRETT, President.
W. N, HALDEMANN. Vice PTeBt.
JOHN 8. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of KY.
FARMBRS' d DR0VBS' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, aud all orders
for them, or application for agencies, circulars,
information, ETC, will meet with prompt Atten-
ton when addressed TO me as below directed,
TH0S. e. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Kentucky,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
W. RODGERS. Agent,
lC6 Market Street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13

future have the utmost freedom in the
choice of their rulers and Representatives.
He then read numerous kilograms from
the provinces, showing that public peace
and order had been everywhere preserved
He hoped the Republic would be estab'
llshed forever, and that Spain henceforth
would exerCisea justinauenceinthe affairs
of Europe. BE believed the other Latin
nations would not be slow to initiate her
example. The Government now chosen
would insure national integrity. The as
sembly then adjourned.
President Of the oortes wIlrbe elected
tomorrow. The city is quiet tonight
The revolution will be celebrated by q
grand illumination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13
Nursery Stock for Sale.

l0O6c0 Apple, PeGl, Peach, Plum, Cherry, APP
rloot and QIinco Trees; also Grapes, 9Ooseber.
ries, CurTAnts and Strawberries, Of different
varieties; also L0mhArdy Poplar, Silver hGplO
and EvergrcenB, In any quantity.
Send for Catalogue. Low rates toAgentS. Price
lists furnished on application. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
IOpiO-Wa MoundSVillR, NhrShGll Co., W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
cSu be procured from all parts OF the country
will add pleasure 70 the entertainment. and Ten
Thousand Cash Glits, Rggregstng vast total OF
Half Million Dollars currency will be distribute
ed BY lot 10 the ticket holders, as follows.
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GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE.
$5OO,OOO.OO O
CASH GIFTS.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority OF special legislative act Of
MArth 10, 1871, the Trustees now announce the
Third Grand Gilt Concert, for the benefit OF the
Public Library Of Kentucky, to come or In Ii.
brary Hall at LoulsNlle, Kontucky, on
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LIST OFGTFTS.


TotRI, 10 IUJ GIIls, Al CASH.. COO
To provide names for this magnificent Con-
cert, Ono Hundred Thousand Tickets only will
sold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-13
His Great Practical Experience
and Skill Fully Sustained,
by all his Patients.

Clergymen, Lawyers, Many Of Our
Must Eminent Business Men and
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of the
Highest Responsibility
are among those he
has Treated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04

de cOlocar torpelos on la via f6sresy parg
hacar volsr 81 tten en- que debis yiaisE d
general Caballero de Rodas. -
Bra Agramonte, IN enemigo sangui
mario y cruel que llevaba su ferocidad
hasta los dltimos lfmites
t.Recordamos en- este momento un de
tale que pinta Ia crueldad.
"Enla mareha que hizo el brigadier
sGoyeneche, ala por les aeses de MARIO 8
abril de 1870, desde Sibanie1 Nuevitas,
encontr6 colgado de un drbol Ell cadaver
de un ancian6, que tenIa puesto en- el pe-
cho un papel Goa el letrero siguiente:
Lo mand6 asoycar el general lgsqcio
4gransonte, roy iatentar presentqrse d los
espaNoles
"Este rasgo dice mas que cuanto nos-
otros pudieramos eS poner en- apoyo de la
opinion de sanguinario en- que tenlamos 4
Ignacio Agramonte. g
"Titul6se este, Jets de Estado Mayor
general, desde el principle de la insurrec-
cion, tomando despues la categoria dc ge-
meraltsivo, y csrieiando sin duda, las iu-
stones de suplantar & Carlos Manuel do
Cespedes."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04

Dice nuestro apfeciabe colega La
Ba1dera Espa5aola de Santiago de
Cuba, en- su n1meto del %:
"De euhorsbusna estan los manzanii'e.
roa con 10 organization de seis companies
que pasan a operar en aqlela Jurisdiction
al mando del cororel ID. Fermin Daza Y
Mantecs, tan PRACTICE de aquella locslidad,
tenleate g0hernaior que fu6 dos hilos dc
Ia misma, hoy iefe de oparaciones de Ia
zoua.
Estas ssis secciones oyg4nizadas como
ccntFaguerril as constaran do 100 plazas
eada. uaa y compuestas en- su mayor par
te de hiios de Ia l3calidad en- que deben
orerar y iieerciados del ejercito. ssi como
81 ofsfGlidad. Una ds las companies
Sc nos asegura que seta montada para
efedtuar con mayor rapidez sus now.
mientoe.
Conocide por experiencia ell been re-
sultado Que han product1o eatas pequeiiaa
iraccioues de iderza, que caen sobTa el
enemigo impsnsadaments y no neces.tan
de lmpadmenta que embrace su mareha,
auguramos un feliz resc!tado al Sr. Dana,
en- qnien recouocemos dotes espec.ales
para la csmpaiia.
P"F esa razon dacimos que los mama
nilleFos estaa dc eahorabusua los nam.
bises ie pesaruc.
Q9iera el cielo que esta campaGa que
va emprenderse, sea Ia dltims y la par
con sus venturosas cousecuenciAs brille
a! 6n para bieo de esta iuf9rtunada Pro.
vincia.T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04
dadessde 10 gperrs, o. nanda IN afectuoec
saIudo.
Vaestro comapdapte general;
I juan BNwsel.


-El GObiermo, 6rgano del iniciados
de la revolucion de setiembre (que
Ehoy esta preso), hace esta triste PIN
tura del resultado de la victoria de
Alcolea:
"No han pasado todavfa ciuco amos
deste que sc inici6 en- Cadiz la revolucion
de setiembre, y el amino SO se.sobrecoje al
conemPlar el camino que hemos reeorri-
do 5esde entorces En- este espscio de
tempo; que apenas puede considerarse
como uD minute e6 la historic de un pue-
bio. ia cbfa 4 costa de tantos esfuerzos y
SACRIFICES leyantada por los promovedores
de aquel movimiento, ha venido abaio
con estf6pito pavoroso; la Constitutions
desgarrada por la violencis de los sacesos,
no existe mas que en- ell nombre y dentro
de POGO solo ser6 un recuerdo; "a monar-.
qufa popular Sc ha desvanecido como una
sombra; ell rey elegido por las C6rtes nos
ha .bandouadc, y para que Ii ensenanza
de la fortuna sea mas elocuente, de los
tres inicihdores de la revolucion, el uno
ha muerto asesinado, el otro obligado por
los dCOHlcclIutouIOSD FV6 lu6IA u0 LSp&-
ne, y ei tercero espera en- Ia prisoD, como
IN criminal, ell f4llo de la justicia.
Dispersas, dseminadas, perdidas andan
las faerzas que contribuyeron al alzamien-
to de 1868 La unidad nacional esta ame-
nazada; Ell ejercito desorganizado; las
C6rtes disueltas por un golpe de Estado;
ell socialismo llamando nuestras puertas
con la formidable voz de las muchedum-
bres extraviadas; el sentimient) relgioso,
hetido; la guerra civil ardieudo en- Cata
lena y en- Navarra3 todos los rasortes del
poder, RI ~ todos los vinculos de la obe-
diencia, re4ajados; Cuba en- pelgro, Euro
pa alarmada ante las preparedness que de
dia en- dia adquiere en- nuestra patria la
brutal dcmsgogia. En- los momentos mis-
mos en- que trazamos estas lineas, los
cornicios SO abren en medic del temeroso
apal tamiento de la nacion entera; solo la
multitud que tiene las srmas deposita en-
les urnas ell voto; los pattidcs calan, Sc
aleian, huyen, a6andonan ell campo, por-
que han perddo Ia confsnza, porqns su
fe ha desapa,ecido, y Sc sieuten sobreco-
gidos por ell presentim ento &c las catas-
trofes.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04
GSACI0 AGRAM0NTE.

lie aqui 10 que sobre Ia muerte de
este imporlantc cabccilla, publica cl
peri6dico local do Puerto Principe,
El FaHal:
II titalado mayor gsreral Ignario
Agramonss J Loinaa, ha muerso en u su-
do com6aie que contra nuesssAa faasxna
nnemigaa s0esnvo 90 a posrnro do JsaA
guayl 81 Tealsain Cosnnel pgsmsr lals del
batallnn de Leon. Ion Jo.6 RodrIeasa A
Leon, Al frensa de - hAsall0a eulamna
volanse, aFsil'efa gnerviIlaa.
LIS baIaa eaasadAs 1 l0a inausrnrsns
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cabeclila los be pnsslo e canpsms4 a..
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04

establecimiento 81 fpdIdhao HprofesoI
de instruction primafia. Por dltint
la manifestation bB fn9ai ftente de L
casa en- que sive lei ID aFe IA lias que
interinamente ocnpa ell lugar del pa
dre David. ALI agitsron los manifes.
tantes estandartes, sombreros y, mas
que todo, el retrato, y concluyefea
por dar un tfemendo vivd al padre
David que debi6 ser muy Significant
70 para su successor. Per fin los del
meeting Sc disolYieron, 81 bien parece
quesantes acordaron- ir 4 Roma Ape
dir de Ia misma manera, va que allf
tambien hay expansiones liberales,
la reposicion del padre David 4 S. S.,
el Papa, lleyando, por supuesto, el in
dispensable retrato y los letreros de
OantaclarO. Y 81 Pho TX no accede,.
ocurriran, no 10 dude v, al mismfsi-
mo-Vfctor Manuel para que obligue
as. S. q hacer justicia a su padre Da-
vid. Lo piden asf el papel mas cato
lico de Puerto-Rico y las gentes mas
santas de esta culta villa de Ponce y
sobre todo un sef1or professor mas or
todoxo que Ragon.
Espero que ", senior director del
BoLET1N inf1uira tambien en- ell mis-
mo sentido que 10. hacen sus colegas
EIProgreso, Don SimpticiO, La Ra-
sOn y Don Severo C0nta-claro. Creo
qusen la pr6xima legislature Sc pro-
pondra en- la Constituyente que los
parrocos sean elegidos de en4re to la
c|ase de ciudadanos por sufragio uni
vsrssl W. no debe ser VOC discor-
dante en- este admirable concerto.
jSabe V. 10 que es que, hoy, Guam
do toda clase de destinos esta en- po-
der exclusivamente de nosotros los
retormistas, los Conservatives sean
ain tolerados en- las iglesiss9 Los al
caldes = corregilores todos que eran
conservadores ino fueron reemplaza
dos por personas de toda clase, ante-
cedentes y conducta siempre que ha-
yan podido presentar credencial de
haber sido reformistas hasta la pared
de enfrente7 hoy que tenemos todos
los empleos concejiles, los provincial
les, la mayor pa-te de los de- Estaio
y que tendremos pronto otro fion de
plazas en- ell Institute, y otro Ell e!
bancO, 81 Sc crea, amen de los pro-
tectorados negociados de es slavoS;
hoy que vamos a hacer la iorzosa q
todos los pueblos para qae UeIis nolis
pagueu medicos titulares (pues aho.
ra que On tres amos So inproyisa un
facultativo nos viene. u1a inIndacion |
de elios) jcree Y. rist1.qus, por mas
que no cumpla con su deber, Sc pDe-
de Suspender de sus funciones 4 niu
gun cura liberala SCree Y. que nues-
ira prensa no ha de hacer una cruza-
da exterminadora contra todo presbi-
tero que no haya da . pruebas de ser
reformista, muy reformistaS Pues 81
tai cree v, pobre decano loco, esti
Y. en- un cFaSo error.
Sobre este pod.ia exleaderme mu-
cho. Pero en- cuestiones de empleos
va sabe bastante por experencia pro
p;a ell director del BoLErIN que, dis
penseme V. que Sc 10 olga, es un
mentecato. 81 Gu vez de antecedentes
de buen comportamiento hubiera pre-
sentado una prueba de que habia
sido tan reformista como Morales Le
mus, va estatfa Glen veces repGesto,
8 mejor dicho, no babria qus,lado
suspense.
Con que, abur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-04
NOTICIAS DE LA PENINSULA.

En- San Fernando ell da 8 fueron re-
gistradas algunas cssas, entire elias la del
teniente de alcalde Sr. Benitez, Ia cual
pusieron cerco los yoluutarios de la rep1-
blios: durante todo eI dia Sc hiceron va
tias prisiones, y a!gunos presos fueron
conducidos la prevention y ALI maltra-
tados a sablazos, de mancra que tuvieron
que salir para el hospital En- vista de to.
DO este y de temerse que ibau continuar
las prisones, algunos vecinos so han au-
sentado.
No puede darse una situacion mas hor-
rible nj mas arquica. No es e despo.
tismo nj "a dictadura 10 que solamente
DONNA en- las provinoias, es Ia venganza
grosera y Ell brutal salvajismo de unos
cuantos pordidoa, quo quieren imponerse
q los hombres honrados y dominar en- las
ooblaciones.
81 esa es Ia rep1biica que ha venido
predicsndo ell Sc. Castelar,, y que sostiene
ei Sr. Pi, que defende el Sf. Figueras,
i2uantas maldiccnes reeibir6n al dia da
ssas pobree fami.ias que ven allanadas
lus casas = pertarbado sl aosiego daIsus5
hogares!
Nos resistimos. Greer, dice FL Go
bierno, pesar de toio cuanto estamos
viendo, one seau ciottas las suaulas del
eonvenio que eegnn lice I'm ooyresponsal
iel Dirio De Zarogosa, Sc ha propuesto
! lca cariistaa
Vs4alas y iuzsaen por ST misnoa naes-
tros sctores:
la raisioa que lass q general en jsfe
iel eicreito del N1ste, segaa ae dice, "a
ternlnsr las oases 3nl coovsuio que ha de
'eaiizsrse cor In ear,iata-; seyal pos5a
aas qna SO Green aiea iafgrna tas, as mas
sseuci4les son eslae:
/. Racanoeer to3oa las grados do 10.
Iekes J oici2les carlistas, que pasarda
fornar pafso Del ejG,o's5 caci3usl.
y Altunomia do las V4s2ongaaaa
Navara, qos farmarau por 81 IN canton
10 10 federation esoanaia.
81 N6mo-aai4n.o 3e Dorragar4y de
lef, suparior 10 las f,sreas dol citalo
canton
-Algaaos h. eaessre3 col-gas ie III.
ifid pabliea1 dssal.cg sobfe II gessoo qae
notig6 81 lescelabro salrilo psr 81 e;erd
70 ~ 10 repdslisa anpifGaiJ.5s otr5s e.
no La Poltica. Con los sgaease.
asrchsba esa e9iamna por aatre IL
F'n Y Aaagspza, "a un poso autgA5p Is ae-
che caan39 iae - preadjA por is fac
cipn D1rregsray J 90, apostadaa "a ana
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