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New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

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surface the ssn o The inner saf
face and the brain. s S-SinuseS 0r-Orbitil lobes
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

IN very large moority tho OF aphasa loss OF
speech the left aide of the cerebru ~ alone anecton at
| a point near l. on Fig. 2.
, 1873-08-25

COLORADO. KANSAS x NEW MEXICO.
Ticket and Freight 05frc, II Clark.ss.
spcota1 Inducements. Great New Route. A.. T. st.
Eo II. II. W. f. WEBH Gon'l Art.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot corner Of tHHurep und sts Ticket ofscs,
Grand Eetrlfc Hotei.
, 1873-08-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Published This Dny
I, CHURCH, AND STATE IN THE
UNITED STATES.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
By JosEpu r. THOMPSON. D, D.. vol. letno. sl.o.

of ~ ennent cyii oor in rTussa or Tic uso Of Ptjuco
he4arck. WIN sent pr; TAompson :, ~ warncst usnts
gsoAt tntesnst It trants af tho Fundamental pnneulce
q Religions Lberty aketcos tho early relieoua history
Gonsa xyeS SeM s To-. Tor Churches q IL
Of organization and actin, thu financial and moral
e9s, and spoaal intornStioa concerning sormons tho
d. Thompsona ointment ability. his familiar noqlsint:
nMh roiSous hstsry ns Amoriea md hts ioyn,
~ w9fk Peculiarly ysluabIe y has alEeady 6oon pub
sse e he Il ar s;s
Wo emphattcA!ly giyo It ~ onf opino9 that s't
this sb{oot walo has oniray arousod aud Krated III
this ooar and wo work sup{nre and e.lo
, 1873-08-25
Gov, MOVES OF OHIO.

publican party Slnl 10 "owsrsss for good" "a puHh,
Democracy now ia, or far advanced toward doeay ns
to 10 "gpoiled," aY Groesbeck saya the Democratic
party is, then so n,ny po ready to join new de-
p"rtnro' nt tho hepubcan party Of Ohio htanda to-
day upon tho history Of it's achievements for tho lass
Tic honesty Of Is urposo md tho .3ca ~ t,s cs,,sa
:, 70 ,,oa ,o,1 ara,p,zoa n, ms eauao
uasrsnghand carrying With it the prosgo Of contip-
ued aud sllnost uninterrupted victory Practically
tho naht this fa 's between this powerful orxnntsa
non ena 1ss oIa ene'ns. .ne Demoeraey. long tis-
eartonod by defeat dospondent on account Of PROM
os to tho beat means Of securing future 1cecaa nn
ua,tano 1v +1,o dcn.ruro NJ I'm yo,r1 ,nd rroc-as
siso Democracy, wno conscious Of t,a pardonshlo
mistakes which wero committed by tic leaders Of tho
party during tho war; md which hayo been rcncatca
ninco, would gladly eacapo from the nlolnsry aud
odm Of tho past, to seek their fortunes undor
1,,n "n' sa tho ~ ~ ~ Anrnst convontsoua
s,,,.,a ha S.rsra,a ~ -,rresrr,tno tbo tvn
sasa sass o tho psasss9as Ply + os|e II: !!
5or whom sneran hga a ! ns .oUg F n o o
~ M ~ oa .n9 ~ tho III orcat
sfat W. M pae o. S on ine n.rS @ voa liz H.
tet @ .s n ns IT, ebo w1 "a
evident a tao a M ~ taons
pk"eIta sis Fs ~ ha .unt. oh. ,.,onon T.,
craze OoAossasy' - se new 1asIy nun, , sa nit
oaohtns sue o,n la ann ho urna M of sent w
Mlssion ts 70 ia nala "u ontinl W. y. ss' s ~ ~
mss. ne ga;n, o. te fna s.oa%faa e
ns 90 @ ', aoG o"r
nsas OF r und @ sns ~ :o un.
fortable condition Of 1nnd For several yea5s they
navo ocoulnoa s wv nv vs. Us ~
eaS1Acloly t ~ nal = o aos an9 !t,S ~, ~ ,
, ~ ,a r. .nas WALL was %rO8 4 reht III
WtonR ".,e nn S M muo I ~ ~ n ~
r., Eaorv 1n vi ta thn oocrocw
Iys hs1utss ~ atn tne "a ~,
uo-'efy nnslaeetany' - W Auseln ~ .e - .
lam ueIart"1o a1tes wv WIZ. ss se ~. ~ VIE ~
1nltheF. m nos on.y @nop"na te rassoin ~ VI t,a i
snomlsa' 1at aceertea o. us nominee M 3e l9s t1s ~
hSheat ol,eo III ths gu o. tn9 pon.e an .a 'o
noat rotontichs ann Mtnrest fosaier, nam & wy a,
never III 1ha long anu eVeht!ul 1e Mttofea oo WoIa m
synphthy With my Of tho u1sflhcti'e uocttes o. he
Osnnefan partys nhihas IN aasoeanhg t.e IsSns W "
sasson Iha yoas t9ey haVo a. AZ oyohW fot41neq m 70
their hrst love- ana have nominated tiaket to Oe-
vertinn not tneseenoer Il CLARK or a candidate wifi
tDrrnteh yy,n Ind over Eehl tfncturc} with ,1,t-
.,.i,. rI" t1nrot - tr,,n ,Inn 1o"i.n -. s.. ~
7u,t, Demorrstic antdhtes fortovoor that thcy Arc
1nrn Df ,n.o,,bto,1 1nrAonn! character hnh at1nty
Indun 1alltna haya known fof rnny yeArH and f1-
| Nnoct him ynry highly Mr. Allan fhye neycr 6GD3
but Twenty-Five or thirty yoars ago he wus power IN
| Ohia and In thn nnfGn-nncn an aarirnntT fnr the
, 1873-08-25

Omaha, Leavonw'tlltAtchison Et
Peru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Might ExpeesHs............:....
1Iearcnwnttll e Atclliaou Express
, 1873-08-25
III, pENRUDDOOKE.

By Hamilton Aide, Author " nltn," "The Mnrttous"
eto vnl. 10 1T Osgoods Library IL Novels Syo. Paper
e Sonts; sloth. sf2s: =, ~. .,.
talo plat sn!icuntly tntp,ostinY e BIZ nded
pshea Gyoked by is perusal lcalthy ind zounl"-
than hayo bcen by this cteyor novel. 1t In tho
original we hAvG met with ih tho reauut Boaaon+
VA earotulyMtltton and tntercstfna atosy"-Loudon
Spectator.
, 1873-08-25
Summer Arrangements.

Exr1tANArroN or RnrEnENoE AiAnKs.-- I saturdaysx
cepteh. 'Hhnday exccptod. Mouday e1coptol. Ar
rtse Sunday ht t:9 D. IN. Daily.
, 1873-08-25

LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
Dtto rtn BnEen.sf., Jaot aS kaS73eA 19ctet ofess,
hothsers corner Clark Hhd Ranaorhss, and sous,rel
cor'fcr Canal tid NatiJuH-z -zfs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

The new fosts,around Paris are 10 be
began this month. There will be tWen-
ty-two of them. It is said that when
erected the siege OF Paris viii De i'm
possible. H
The Talbot.on, Ga, debating society
has decided that woman exerts q CREATE r
influence over man than money. So that
subject is forever settled. NJ
Vasquez and his gang of murderers
wosa sos3, Sunday, az Tej5sa csssa5n,
Califarnia, pushing toward Arizopa,
hotly pursued.
The widow of Vermont pedaier
claims $4,000 damages from the bar
keeper who sold liquor to the man who
murdered her late husband.
Hon. VIM. CASTOR has accepted the
nomination as Governor by the Demo
cratic Convention of Massachusetts.
A si1-year. cid girl appeared in 5000
lace dress at Long Branch ball re-.
Gently.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

YELLOW JACK A despatch from
Shreveport, La, says: lowing to the
prevailing malignant fever here snd the
consequent panic in tho country, our
city has been quarantined by interior
points, and trade in consequence is pa
ralyzed."
Billy Dorcas, little oolored boy, has
gone home to Wooster, Ohio, after a
successful tour as the ''Blaok Vampire, "
captured by DR.. Livingstone.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

When Murphy first bought his fnrm
in Lancaster County, he was not aware
that all the water on the premises was
strongly impregnated with iron. But
when he drank that chaly beate water
for tive or six months, his system was SO
thoroughly charged withiron that when
he would wake up III the morning he
would find that the betlstead had grndu-
ally shifted around during the night
until tho head pointed North. And tho
childrcn's beds all performed the same
mannnvre. Without taking warning
by this occurrence, the family continued
to drink the water until, one fatal even
ing. Mrs. Murphy had been ousc-clean
ing, aud that night she and Murphy and
the children lay down in the same room.
No sooner were they in horizontal po-
sitlon than oil their heads swung around
suddenly to the Northern end of the
chamber whore the stove stood, and the
next instant the whole five of them were
drawn violently against the hot stove,
and held there by magnetic attraction.
Murphy suffered worst because he was
bald, but Mrs. Murphy aud the children
lost every hair on their heads, and
when the family sold out and moved
away, every member OF it was bslder
than all the other Murphys that ever
wore o scaip.-Mac Adelr.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

Ia. 60s Bacon SteSdy la1S f6r Shoulders
1oX @1o7S tof,Als ii; si0i ioF, ,slesr,
packed: Hams sngari CURED canyased
ifsM@ii41a, piaisssa Si5k, packed.
eteam ~. Whiskey steady. 81 SO. :
i CINCINNATI. September 9.--Flour
steady. at 7.00@7.25. Oorn4arm, at
81. Pork nominal, and held al
16. OO@16 %. Lard quiet-steam 7JSC0
8; kettle S@8J6. Bacon steady
shoulders %; sales at 8; clear rib lO1z;
clear 101a. Whiskey frmer; principni
sales at 81.
ST: LOUIS, September 9.-.Flour
steady and unchanged. Corn firm,
with fair demand-No. 2 mixed At for
round lots; 46 cash; 471s in September;
40% in November. Whiskay steady, at
50. Pork lower. at 165o@l6.75. Ba.
con active, with iobbing order demand
shoulders 91l; clear rib 914@10Iz; clear
l0Ia91034. Lard steady-winter 81.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Cotton
quiet and -middling 2O56: low
middling 1ok; good ordinary TX; not
receipts 355 bales; gross 355
MEMPH1s, September Cotton
scarce-low middling l8ls; receipts 294
bales; shipments 67; stock 3,364.
.NonFoLK. September 9.-Cotton
Agher-low middling 1815; net receipts
5Ul bales; exports ooe 'twlse 5G2; stock
1858.
CHAPrEsToN, September 9.-Cotton
hrm for good grades -midlling 1890
1875; low middling 1734@l9; good or
dinary l62l; net receipts 3lS; GALES 100;
stock 4.036.
GALVESTON, September 9.-Cotton
active and firm-good ordinary 15sS:
Texas ordinary 125a; net receipts l94
bales; sales 200; stock 5,3I4
AUGUSTA. September 9.-Cotton firm
and IN fair demand-middling 1879; re-
celpts 230 bales; sales 24O.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Cotton
very strong middliug 1875; low mid
ding lS: good ordinary i5Js; net re.
ceipts 3Ol bales; gross 1853; exports
coastwise IT'S; sales $50; stock 7,1l7.
SAVANNAH, September 9.-Cotton
easier-middling 1875; net receipts 6l4
bales; sales 2S5; stock 2,03l.
W1LMINGTON, September 9.-Cotton
misunderstanding 18H; net receipts
Il bales; snles'8; stock 1S3.
BtLTIMoRE, September 9.-Cotton
quiet-middling 2O16; low middling 10;
good ordinary l71s@l7Is; net receipts
10 bales; gross 81; exports coastwise 35;
,ales 115; stock SGT.
BosroN, September 9.-Cotton quiet
and stendy middling 81; gro. receipts
267 bales; sales 250; stock 8, 900.
/, NOME, September 9.-Cotton firm
and in good demand-middline 1917;
low middling l654@17; good ordinary
14234@l5; net receipts 115 bales; exports
coastwise 6l; sales $50; stock 5,519.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10
Acacia Lodge, No. 80. A. F. mi.

A~this Lodge will bIhiSa'1Sn be- held IN %asonic Gc
~Hall, THIS wednesday, EVENING.
at o'clock. The NJ NJ. Degree '. II be son.
ferred. BY order OF tho w. SI.
Sept 101 JOHN DORSEY. Seoretarv.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10


TRUE. Commenting on the prospec.
tive assumption of Southern debts by
the General Government, the Baltimore
Sn says: "Had the Southern States
been left to govern themselves after the
war, they would, Notwithstanding their
great losses in that struggle, have gone
on to rebuild and pay the honest debts
made by themselves, and Southern Sc
cnrities without doubt, would have
stood as high to-day as amy in the
financial markets of the world"
The military telegraph from San Die
go to Prescott and Tucson, Arizona, is
being pushed forward vigorously under
tho direction of the quartermaster and
George S. Ladd. contractor. Twenty
miles South of San Diego was com
pleted last week. The party com
mences work this week South OF Press
cott. There nre material and couiD.
ment Tor G30 miles Of tic liuo on the
ground.
Mrs. Merrigan is reported to have
confessed to the police Of Williamsburg,
n. y, THAI sho murdered Miss HnnliIl,
on Wednesday evening last. Money
was the motive. The body WAS plnced
under the bed and remained there until
Thursday evening. when Mrs. Merri.
gan set fire to the room in which the
body was subsequently, discovered
naked and scorched.
The municipal election i'll Groenviile,
which took place on the 9th, passed of
very quietly, and resulted in the choice
OF tho Conservative or "Low Tax"
ticket The officers elect are MS follows:
Mayor-Capt. Samuel Stradley. Ward
ens-W. w. Gilreath, DR.. E. S. Rowley,
Vardry MoBee, W. O. Cleveland, DR..
w. l.. Mauldin, w. +. Thaxton.
The French Government has re-.
coived notification from Berlin that
France having fulfilled all her agree.
ments, the occupation OF her territory
by the German forces is legally ended.
The evacuation of Vcrdon by the Ger.
mans has begun.
BY an order OF Chief Justice Moses,
Judge Cooke will hold the Court of
General Sessions and Common Pleas
| Tor Kershaw County ut Camden, com
mencing on the third Monday of this
month.
Hon. r. NJ. t. Hunter, of Virginia.
is prominently spoken of ns candidate
Tor the United States Senate. in the
event of tho success of tho Conserva-
tive ticket in the coming election.
RosFu,Cs-Our New Orleans ex.
changes chronicle the death of Christ
ian Roselius, one of the greatest lumi
| naries Of the law in the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10
COLUMBIA FEMALE ACADEMY

In the Matter of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company in South Carolina,
Bankrupt.
DURSUANT to the order of hon. GEO. s.
l. BRYAN, Judge OF the District Court OF
the United States for the District OF South
Carolina, the creditors OF ths said tho Blue
Ride Railroad Company in South Carolina,
BANKRUPT, holding or claiming liens against
the estate. real or personsl, Of the said
bankrupt. are required to present and prove
their said claims before Julius G. Carpenter,
Office, Broad street. Charleston, S. c.. on or
before the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1878. JOHN P. SOUTHERN,
JAMES p. LOW,
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
Assignees OF the Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany in South Carolina, bankrupt.
Septic wi
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

IHE SKULL OF SHAKsPEARE--A Ger.
tain French Baron, whose scientific
tastes led him to collect the skulls of
celebrated persons, one day received q
visit from a man with whom he was nc.
onstomed to deal.
What do you bring me here?" asked
the Baron, az the man slowly unwrappgd
carefully enveloped pnckage.
"The a8ull OF Shakespeare.
"Impossiblel'
IL speak the truth, Morsieur le Ba:
ron. Here is proof OF what I say, ;"
said the dealer, producing some papers /.
But" replied the Baron, drawing
aside the drapery Which concealed his
own singular collection, II already DOS
sess that skull"
"He must have been rogue who
sold you that" was the remark of the
honest dealer. "Wbo vas it, Mon
sieur?"
"Your father" snid the Baron, in a
mild tone; 'he sold it to me about
twenty nine years ago."
The broker was for a moment dis
concerted, then explained with vivacity
II comprehend BE good enough to
observe tho small Dimensions of the
skull on your shelf. Remark the nar-
row occiput. the undeveloped forohead
where intelligence is still mute. It is of
Shakespeare certainly: but Shakespeare as
child about twelve or fourteen years
old, whereas this is that of Shakespeare
when he hnd attained certain age. and
had become the genius of which Eng.
land is so justly proud"
Tho Baron bought the second head,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

lHa-,ssttent xssW9rsAton. v&2 a ahySs.i
! gStipg the charge That the Republican,
hasa used oasial 'postages stamps fol
iIranHipElpoiiMsuai douuments. aas
+ The Republicans carried Maine b,
abont l.. 900. Their majority last yesi
was 16, ,537. ~.
Probabilities-Fo the, South Atlantic
States, fresh and brisk Northerly to
Essteriy winds, generally cloudy wea.
ther, sad rain areas.
The SIG, ,600, 900 awarded to this Go
vernment at Geneva was to-day paid
into the Treasury by Secretary Fish, in
one bond, Of which the following is q
descriptions: - ff
Act of March 8, 1873.
It is hereby certified that S15, SOC, 900
have been deposited with the Treasurer
Of the United States. payable in gold, at
bis office, to Trexel, Morgan & Co.,
Morton. Bliss & Co., Jay Cooke & o.. +,
or their order.
(Signed) JOHN ALLISON,
Register OF the IRE asury.
WAsHTNaToN, September 8, 1873.
F. E. SPINNER,
Approved:
Wi. A. RICHARDSON,
Seoret,ry of the Treasury.
The bond he's the figures Is, 500, 600 in
the upper right and left hand corners,
and is numbered about the centre on
each side with the figure one. On the
back, the bond is endorsed as follows:
Pay to the joint order OF H. B. NJ.
Minister or Charge D'Affairs ut WASH
ington, and acting Consul General at
New York. a
fQ;~oo3N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Dedica El Progreso "a artieulo 4
de6nir o@que es politica , 4 encomias
la boHdad dc esta engafifa con que
Sc porturba ell 6rden moral, 4 veces
ef material y siesnpre IA pEoduccion
dc los pueblos. Ningnna de las diver
sas y contradictorias de6niciones que
copia el colega explica l. poIilics que
uosotros llamamos de partido. Poll
tica dc partldo 10 es un plan de 20
bierno, no es una ciencia; polinca de
partido es una seleta que gira aeguu
el viento que sopla on AS aIluras ca
donde SC hace "a dissrlbucioG del pre-
snpuesto; politica do partiIo es i
mascara con que unos cuanlos ambi.
cioaos que dcsean viviE 4 expenaas
del pF6jlmo cncnbrc aus baatardoa
pFoyectos dc lucro pcrsonal; pollsiea
de parsido e. Ia aAociacion & bandcrla
que desdc los clubs lmpide gobcrnas
4 Toe hombges vcrdaderamrnsr dc c..
tados % In avAlanchA dc hanhnansos
qae caando son podes % cchaa como
manada do cgrFsOa sohsc !as plAxaa
resnhaidaa Ca Al dinuso dcl paehlo.
pollsica De patsiIo - i quo - saa
ID diamlnuls aessiena laaeeeaar.os
aamsasA . szissoasss pA'a psemAas
- insFIgaa &c cstFtps sgrpasiesea go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Sc quejan varios hacendados y es
tancieros. de la mala Interpretation
que Sc da al artfculo del Reglamento
referente q la contradiction. Sabemos
de muchos casos en- que los libertos
han rescihdido por ST y ante 81 los
contratos que tenian efectuados en-
presencia de la autoridad, y tornado
otros sinIinterVencto on de esta.
Las autoridades locales a quienes
sabemos Sc ha acudido en- queja, han
manifestado que ese case no esta pre-
visto en- ell Reglamento.
De desear serfe' que la Superior
autoridad, dictase alguna medida opor-
tuna sobre este asunto, que garanti-
Ease al propietario ell poder concluir
trabajos empezados, pues hoy los con
tratos para na1a slrven pnesto que
sabemos dc varios que Sc han desc.
cho al dia siguiente lie celebrarse; 81
los oontratos SO hicieran por un item
po determinado imponiendo un cas-
tigo al que lie rescindiese, 10 mismo
obligarfan al propiatario que 4 ell Ii
herto, y nosotros creemos que slendo
iguales los derechos que los debcres
nadie podrfa queiarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Dice El Progreso que tratamos de
crear odios porque seguimos ente-
rando al pdblico de los resultados
que una polftica desatentada esta
produciendo en- la Luisiana, pats que
nos va precedigndo en- el camino de
perdicion que nos conduce aquf ell
reformismo impenitente.
Sc equivoca nuestro adversario.
No somos nosotros, meros cronistas
de successes que deseamos evitar q
Puerto Rico, los que hacemos ger
minar 6dios de raza, no; quien uno
tras otro dia emplea su pluma en-
adular las pasiones de una poblacion
sencilla & ineducada, en- despresti-
giar ell principle de autoridad, en-
despertar salvajes concupiscencias,
en- ensef1ar a trazar malamente nom
bres propios para expiotar votos de
seres que no tienen concienca hoy
de su infujo en- las urnas y que ma
mana dictaran en- elias 8 en- otro ter
reno leyes q los mismos que manejan
esa espada de dos filos; quien busca
su apoyo en- tan peligrosos elemen
tos, ese ST que prepara, que fomenta,
que condensa odios de raza que pue-
den producer en- dia no Iejano males
sin cuento. No es ocultando las la
gas como Sc curan; c1ranse, por ell
contrario, poni6ndolas de manifesto
y cauterizandolas. 3
Antes de la insurrs ccion de Yara
q ningun diario le era dado hablar
de la existencia del cancer sepa-
ratista. Por ESQ ninguna precaucion
Sc tom6 contra los conspiradores =
ell conficto Sc present6 cuando ma
die 10 esperaba, sino los que habian
.trabajado contra la secular naciona-
lidad espaflola.
Por nuestra parte creemos que ell
escrltor que, pudiendo, vG crecer el
NAL y no 10 combate por cobardes
consideraciones 8 por tenor de irritar
d los que pueden causarlo, procede
fan insensatamente como ell marinero
que, viendo que su buque Sc dirige
hdcia un arrecite, no 10 avisa al capi-
tan por no indisponerse con ell timo-
mel que, por ignorancia 8 mala fG,
marcha derecho al lugar del naufra-
gio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

La delicadeza del propietario del
BoLET1N no le permite contestar al
suelto de La Espa5a Radical en- que
trata de 81 los que pertenecen o han
peyteneeido a su redaccion, tienen con-
traida alguna deuda de gratitud para
con el.
Conste 81, que las cuestiones deper-
sonas no las traemos nosotros q la
prensa, 81 no que las traen, con in
tencionpOco crtStiaNG, los hombres que
inspiran y redactan La Espaaa Radi-
cal.
Lo intempestivo y 10 POGO justo es
escribir gacetillas como la que di6 lu-
gar a la nuestra publicada en- ell MI
nero anterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

aver bandera monarquica ! profesado
doctrinas de asimilacion para Puerto
Rico, allan hoy pendon federal, re-
clamando IA autonomfa de Morales
lLemus para las Antillas, llamando
traidores a sus Antiques jefes, haci6n-
dose ministeriaIes de todos los minis
terios y siendo tai su despreocupa-
cionque nj de personas cambian 81
quiera al zanzibar de partido J de
principios.s
Esta es la polftica de partido cuya
definition no ha llallado E1 PyogresO
en- niugun libro; pero que Sc halIa
escrita con caractGres de bronco en-
las indelebles paginas de la historic
contemporaries y en- la conciencia de
todos los hombres de recta conciencia
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14
GODaRRNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE La ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
DEiRETo:

En- vista do la instancia que han
elevado mi Autoridad varios veci.
nos artesanos dc Mayagiiez, en- soli-
citud dc permiso para estableccr una
aociedad casino titnlada: LA Bella
union Mayagiiezana'; vengo on re-
solver:--is So concede 4 los habitan-
tes de- esta Proyincia el deracho de
asociarse para todos los finea de- la
vida hnmana, que no 80 opongan 4
In moral p6hlica--2e A toda aaocia
cion cnyoa iudividuos delinquiosen
por Ioa uisdioa quo IL misma 10 pro.
porciona - II impondrA In pana do
disolucion- -" La AutoTidad gubar-
nasiva sespenderA II aaociacion que
dalinca, aomasiondo loa rsos al Jaex
compasonsa -is Esso Superior Go
hiovno - ruacrva ii doFucho do dia.
solver soda asooiacson. eayo obieto
. cuyos medios compgumcsan II
aewurdAd v sranquiasdad % eatA
Psoviacsa --ss Los daliaoa qu0 -
romukaa ruu ocAAloa u los deFpehoa
qaa - coaeadsa png este dscsuso.
sasAn ponadaa poF % Irtbanalaa
ena asraglo - lsyaa eamaaea go
T'osia asocsasapn awtasssada pog anss
a1csrs0. dehssA AAx cuunaA ! i -.
tnFsaaA xubusassivA Iseal - 9aedar
eoasgisalAA
raaFso Lice. ~ - maye ~ iafs
PRIMO D. RIVERA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14
sirva de guia en- nuestras conjeturas

sirva de guia en- nuestras conjeturas
lRodemes fraer 4 colacion.
Lo que ST parece indudable es que
ha cesado la benevolencia de los tres
partidos coligados en- Alcolea para
con ell Gobierno republican,, que ha
sido rota la conciliaciou yeri6cada el
IL de febrero y el 20 de MARIO y
que nuevas nubes prenadas de cleo
tricidad asoman su siniestra cabeza
por ell turbio horizonte de la polftica
snacional.
Nosotros, indiferentes a bastardos
intereses de partido, completamente
neutrales en- la nueva lucha que pa
rece Sc inicia entire espanoles, entire
hermanos nuestros, no nos queda mas
que exclamar de 10 fntimo de nuestra
alma; iDios salye a Espana! iDios
salve las Antillas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-14

Isla, que feiha la mas bella arrnbUfa en-
tire propietariosy y jornsIeros nuevos y auf
tiguos, y que 81 el c0os temido y anuncia
0por los hOnsbyeS de aver tenis alguna
realidad fuera de 50 imagination, esta rea
lidad ha desaparecido al desaparecer la
esclevitud. Hosanns, Hoaanna"
Trasladamos la buena nueva q los
muchos hacendados que nos han
participate la total desercion que
han sufrido en- ell personal de sus fin
cas- y Ell proyecto de introducir tra-
bajadores de afuera 8 de convertir
sus caflaverales en- pastos. Ponce, la
pr6speya Ponce, no ha sufrido NADIA
en- su comercio nj en- su agricultural
Los jornales no SO han encarecido
alK por puro qtecto. Como Sc conoce
que no es leon el pintorI