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LARcENIEs Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Conroy, a newly married couple, stayed at Mr..
Donoyan's in Freeman Court. In the morning
while Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan were ont of the
room, Mrs. Conroy stole silver watch and chain
valued at $40, and left. Mrs. Donovan return
ed, and missing the watch, left word at the sta
ton. Officers Burnham and Merrill arrested
Conroy and his wife and found the watch in
their possession. They say that they took the
watch for fun and intended to return it.
Officer Crowell and private Waterman Nc
Clusky arrested six young boys yesterday morn
ing while they were sleeping in the shed in the
rear of Woodman & True's store. They are
all from Boston and confess making several
breaks in the city of late They say that their
ringleader is in Boston. They recently broke
into the store of Mr.. Dyer at the Cape. Proba-
bly, this gang and the four who were arrested by
Deputy Bridges and officer Grbben, are respon-
sible for the majority of breaks that have been
made in this city recently.
Yesterday morning young, slalwart looking
man entered the eating house on Custom House
wharf and asked for lunch. While the pro-
prietor was getting it for him he stole the con-
tents of the money drawer, about $40, and
started to leave the shop when the proprietor
caught him and attempted 10 recover the mon
ey, but he managed to get away, money and all.
Officers Moseey and Place arrested young
man last evening who was identified as the
thief
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TRINIDAD. Brig Samuel Locke--ls7 pnncheons
molasses, % ties do, % bbls do to order.
Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark A Bean-i05.953 feet
lumber. 56O pickets.
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THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunch q Co.,
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning, Noses Hender-
SON. and Chisholm Dros on all trains that run out OF
tbecty.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
AT Saeo of L, Hodgdon,
at Walerville, OF j. s. Carter.
At Bath, Of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-01

MRS. MANCHESTER, the long and favorably
known physician, has returned to Portland in
response to repeated calls from her numerous
natieItS and friends.
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-01

ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at Il. 2. McGowan's, Congress
Block ia16lf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

TEA.-A nice article of tea always to be
found at G.. H Lords, corner Congress and In
din
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwl NTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE Grief SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. g., :
Aug. l, Il A. ny
For New England,
and northern New York and the lowee lake
region partly cloudy weather will prevl with
light rain, southwest or northwest winds, a
slight rise of temperature and continued low
barometer
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EUROPEAN unriseta.

LIVERPOOL, July 30-12.30 p. M.--Cotton steady /;
Msidhng npands at g SID; do orleans at sgd /;
sales 1900 bales Including 300 bales tor export and
speculation.
FRANKFORT. July 3i--5.sJ P. M.-Uniied States
5-2Us, 1852, 9Ta.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

From 7.30 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Deliver
from 8 to 10 a M
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Rockla nd Lime HIarlset.


RooKLAND, July 3o-Market very firm; common
90c d 90; Lump 81 40; Casks, 2jc.
Wood-Firm at So for best. ~ M
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DOstOM StoCh HHss
fSaIas at the Brokers Board. July 81 II


Boston and Maine Railroad 7s.................. 104
Boston q Maine Railroad ......................109
Eastern Railroad ........... ........ .....-@ 55t
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The Turf.

CLEVELAND, o., July 31.-Among the races
taking place at this city to-day the trot of the
900 class for purse of $4,000 was the most
exciting. Red Cloud was the favorite at large
odds, Camors and Gloster selling sacand The
roenit uaS as fellows
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PROVIDENCE July 31.-Printing Cloths market
dull at 5sc for best ok "a squares.
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Large and PeremptOry Sale
Dry and Fancy Goods
BY AUCTION.

IN WEDNESDAY, Aug. 9TH. at 10 o'clock, and
~ continuing until all is sold, at salesroom. I7g
Dry and Fancy Goods, consisting Of Silks. Alpaca.
Grenadines, Cambres, French Prints, Lawns and
other Dress Goods, Linen, Damask, Towels, Hand
sortment of Woolens for Men and Boys wear. Flan-
nels, Fringes Laees Edgings, Gimps, Kids and other
Gloves, Hosiery, Belts, Parasols, 500 dozen Spool
Cotton, &c. By our invoices we should Judge that
the stock was large, well assorted and contained
many choice goods.
Ladies particularly invited to attend the sale.
f. @. BAILEY & Co.; AuctiOneers.
a1l AZ
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE


c. w. GODDARD PosrMAsTE
j. w. YORK CHIEF CLER
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spartanburg and Asbeville Railroad.
L1ouT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuNSEL1Na

Natures H;ghaay 4c-oss the Mountains.
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGERIAL AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS,

An Important cnterprloe for the develop.
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District Court United States.

District Court United States.
DISTRICT OF so UTH iROLIN.A.
N obedience to the order OF Hon. George
Il 8. Bryan. Judge OF the District Court
Tor South Carolina, the undcr.i signed gives
notice, that all persons holding lions on tho
real estate or w. II. DOWDY, bankrupt.
arc required To establish, the na MS bciurc
@. j. Jaeger, Esq Register, at Newberry,
on or before the Goth day OF September
next. aud to show cause, If any they can,
Why tho real estate OF said bankrupt
should not be sold to pay such liens as may
be established.
NATHANIEL BARNWELL,
Aug II no Assignee OF ". Il. Dowuy
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Bayard Taylor and other distir.
gnlshed persons were obliged to regis.
ter as regular seamen when thew
went on the Albion to Iceland.
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Medicines,
LNOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
L. For Curing RheuuiRtiem,
For Curing Chiils and Fover,
For Curing Ripgworm and Tottcr.
For Curing Coughs and Consumption,
For Curing Dyspopsia,
Will be found ut HEINITSH'S
Sept1 Drug Store,
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The Proper Time

ITO TAKE HEINITSH'S BLOOD AND
4 LIVER PILLS is when ron have Nau.
sea. Loss OF Appetite. Yelowed Cast OF the
Skin, Rush OF Blood to tho Head, Cold Ex-
tremitiee, Ringing in Che Eurs, Pain in the
Back, Side and Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo and Biliousness. Thoy afford
prompt reliey. Enr sale onlyss
Sept HEINlTSHS Drug Stnre.
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aud Dwellings. P,tept HailinEs for @ ardens
and fe'n:'erirs. lrn, S.ttces md Arbor
IhA'fe; a'rn l'raar Castings IT ali kinds,
fehs tor ChnIcses SCHOOLS. Work shops,
&C iuaranttc i ':,y work first class and
tGn.l oany North or South.
Works IT font at Lady street and near to
south Carolina and Grecnville & Coumbia
Railroad Cnmpanies' Depots. Eovl
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For Choirs and Conventions,
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Containing, also, compositions from the
hands OF large numbers OF American Music
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FOR CONVENTIONS, JHoIRs AND SINGING
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The LEADER has sc pages of Singing
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Price 1888 or $12 90 per dozen.
Specimen copios otthe above book mailcd
postpaid, for retail price
OLIVER DlTSON & CO, Boston.
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Shares Fifty Dollars euch, pay able in ten
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TAYLOR IRON WORKS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CHARLESTON, s. G.
WJORKS and general Office. EAST BAY
w AND PHITUHAKD STREETS; Trea-
surer's office, Mt CAROLINA SAVINGS
BANh: Church, near Hayne street; P. o.
G. ". WILLIAMS, Ell. PELZER.
=. =. MhLLONEE, D. 9. EBAUGH.
=. Il. CHS OLM, a. a. GOLDSMITH.
JOHN +. TAYLOR, President.
FRED; BROTHERHOOD, Superintendent.
W. h. BRAESE, Treasurer, at Carolina
Savings Bank.
Il. Bt ISr, Solicitor.
FORGINGS AND CASTINGS
Of every description.
House Fronts, Engines, Boilers. &c.
Marine, Stationary and Portable SrEA NJ
ENG: NES, Boilers, Tanks.
H"; ting Engines, Saw Mile.
ilc.. rhreshcrs and Mills Of every de-
scrip;ion.
Shaitings, Pulloys and Gearings.
IRON FRONTS for Buildings
CASTINGS OF every kind in Iron or
Brass.
Forgings of all descriptions
Phosphate Washers.
Phosphate and Ore Crushers.
STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pipe,
Sheet Rubber and Gaskets, Water and
steam Gauges, Betting, Packing, &c.
MANUFAcTURERs OF
II a z L RS
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LET IT be BUILT SPEEDILY,

link in the Air Line Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Lsuisville, st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston, seventy-four
miles long, with less than twenty miles of
heavy work
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Every citizen OF this State should own at
least one Share.
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"A INK In the AIT. Line Road between the
cities Of Cincinnati. Lsuisville. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston, seventy-four
miles long, with less than twenty miles of
heavy work.
Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either OF
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to make Charles
ton the market for tho trado OF the great
Northwest, the Wost Indies, South Ame-
RIGA and Europe; also. an important EN-
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTITUTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEML-, AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An Important cnterprI.e for the develop.
ment ct South Carolina.
Shares Fifty Dollars euch, payable in ten
installments.
Every citizen OF this State should own at
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har.
Dor and genial climate; her Immense undo.
veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti-
BILE water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon the completion of this I'M
PonTANT TRUNK LINE, to emerge from her
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-tbe
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS'L LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter ia
published for the Information Of sub
scribers:
SIC. 4. ''That no Stockhoider OF said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts of said corporation.
beyond the amounts aotua ally SUBJ cribcd to
the Capital Stock OF eaid Company by such
Stockhnlder."
DIRECTORS:
GEO W. WILLIAMS, GABR1lL CANNON.
Is. BoLLhANN, JOHN II. EvIHs,
ALvA GAGE, r. Is. JErER.
THEo. D. JEnvEY D. Il. DUNcAS
IHEo. q. BARKER, JAMES E. BLACK,
JOHN 3. FAIRLY, JOHN 3. WILLY.
Principal Office aud Address. Is Broad
street. Charleston, g. G.
G. .MEMMINGER, PRESIDENT.
A.C. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
July 8 Smo
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The Road that promises to make Charles
ton the market for tho trado OF the great
the Wost Indies, South Ame-
RIGA and Europe; also. an important EN-
grant station.
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS.
COLUMBIA, $. C.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

MANUFACTU.
HEH OF STEAM
ENGIN rs. SAW
A n - G. II IST
MILLS. G IN
'Gearing, and all
kinds Of Iron
Caatings for Ma
chinrry and Or.
nanellial Ca ST.
~, F~ GA
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Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either OF
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Wcstern trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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INSPECTION DE ESCUELAS.

Creemos muy dignas de tomarse
en- cuenta por ell Gobierno las bien
fundadas observaciones que un Illus
trado professor hace Ell el siguiente
escrito. La instruction pdblica esta
desorganizada en- Puerto Rico y urge
mucho asentarla sobre bases s5lidas.
"Siemprc hemos dalo una particu
lar predileccion ell los peri6dicos de
la isla a la lectura de escritos que han
desarrollado, 8 indicado siquiera, al
guna idea nueva relativa 4 los distin-
tos intereSes que mas lie cerca Sc ro-
zan con ell blenestar de esta provincial.
7 no puede menos de sucedernos aSi
convencidos como estamos de sus va
rias necesidades en- las diStintas bases
de su establidad social y de su vida
de civilization.
No comprendemos como han gas
tado sus fuerzas varios peri6llcos que
batlendo pamas, presurosos, por la
felicidad de Puerto Rico, creyeron, 8
aparentaron Greer, que 81 punto de
partida habia de ser Ia polftica de GU
vas excelencias nos habiaban exajera :
damente un dia tras otro y siempre
en- el mlSmo tono: tono que solo va
riaba para dar cabida en- sus Columns
a alguna personalidad, d algun dicte
rio, impropios de la prensa, incapa
ces de lnstrulr, por tnucho que cier
toS lectores hallen en- escrtos de esa
calafla, de esa inJoe, sal del peri6
dico.
No somos perio listas, distamos
mucho, 10 conocemos, de los que con
el tacto Y conocinientos indispen<a
bles Sc consagran honradamente a dl-
rlgir la opinion p1bIica deslindar
cuestiones vitales para e pals en- que
Sc ocupan, 8 a tratar i )S6icamcnte
asuntos de que pueie deriyarse la ms
truccion de algunos, la telnplanza de
costumbres, 8 la re6nacion de la vida
social.
No obstante, mas por aficion y buen
deseo que por lnteres particular, mu-
chas veces en- ell trascurso de algunos
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dada como la que caricaturaba, ridi- |
culizaba, y escarnecfa & d. Amadeo
de Saboya lporquG Sc persiguen y Sc
castigan hechos como ell de la calle
del Arenal? ST Sc tolera que Sc impri
man continuamen 6 libelus contra las
autoridades spor que no borrar de los
c6digos ell delito de desacatoi ST Sc
toleran reuniones en- que en- ardientes
discursos Sc aboguc por ell llamado
derecho de insurreccion, ipor que
iuzgar como criminales a los que lie
ponen en- practical ST Sc permite que
la International tenga sus clubs pd-
blicos sus peri6dicos ipara que man
tener vigentes las leyes contra ell ro-
bo, el despojo y Ell repartimlento de
los bienes ajenos'
Contra esta falta dc l6gica de los
principles revolucionarios Sc han es-
trellado en- nuestra patria todos los
partidos que han querido establecer
tan contradictorio sistema La concep-
cion de la idea precede fatal y nece
sacramento al hecho. Parece como que
la democracia pretende ei impossible
de dejar libre al alma y esc!avo al
cuerpo que es su instrumental. For ESQ
ell sistema represiyo ha producldo tan
tas catastrofes y tan duros escarmlen
tos; por ESQ henos visto a todo un
CASTELAR, adoptar ell antique sistema
preventive que es Ell dnico capaz de
conservar ell 6rden en- las socledadeS;
por ESQ nuestro actual gobierno Sc ha
visto en- ell case de suxpender la lber-
tad de la prensa, y h1sta ell ejerciclo
del sufraglo; por ESQ en- la America
emancipada nunca ren6 tan duro des
potismo como ell que impera desde que
es independence, desde que cuenta
tantos tiranos como mandarineS han
pasado por las esteras del poder.
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Tn 0bseruadN

Lecmos en- La Opinion Naci6atl
de Caracas, ell siguiente suelto que
expresa grafcamente Ia clase de Gle
70 que ha quedado en- Venezuela,
desde que fue expulsado de aquel
pals todo sacerdote que cumplia con
su deber;
Gel 3 del mes en- curse contraio
matr:mo no ell prebendado de la Cate
dFa! lie 6 layana, DR.. Carlos Machado,
segun Ia s!gnientc noticie que toms-
mes de El Centi1ae'a de Oriense.
"ENLACE NUPcIAL.--Ante ell illus
tre concejo municipai y en- uno de los
salones del palacio de gohierno, cele-
brdse aver noche ell del seflor pre-
bendado Carlos Machado La senorita
Angela Hicher Fuersn testigos del
acto 10. Sres, general Matfas Lovera,
presidente del Estado, general Juan
Ant"n;n Machedo ;efa Dc Dc las las armas
nacionales, Fra 1cisco de P. Cordero
y Luis Soublette, Sras. Merced M.
lie Hernandez, Erncstina B. de Ma
chado, Francisco de Cordero y Srta,
Dolores Hicher.
'Ambos cOnsortes poseen cualida-
'les dignas del aprecio social, y por
ESQ la concurrencia fue selecta y nu-
merosa.
"A tan distinguidos novios dcsea-
mos que ell angel tutelar de la pa.
dom9stica les cubra con sus doradas
alas, para que asf cumplan con los "a,
grades deberes que han contraido an
tc la ley y la soceda1, = vivian la vi
da fciz.".
Despues de leer este, no hay mas
que decir sino ''apaga y vamonos".
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70. En- seguida hizo que Elias cavase ha-
cia un lado en- donde reconocio la esquina
do una GAIA.
-Basts; dijo, no caves mas. Vuelve 4
echar la terra en- sl hoyo y vela pisando
bien.
En- pocos minutes habia desaparecido
la excavation. Como ALI habia gran can.
tidad de pedras pequenas, Virginia hixo
cubrir con elias toda la superhcie removi
la y tirar al estero los fragmentos de tier
ia que habian quedado esparcidos.
-Escucha, Elias, dljo con voz breve la
j6ven. 81 no nae constara tan 4 fondo tu f.
delidad, tendria ahora que levantarte la
tapa de los sesos con este revolver " en-
seno uno muy brillante que sac6 del boil
sillo) porque este dcscubrimiento no debe
saberlo en- el mundo mas que yo; pero CO
nozco tn desinteres y tu abnegacion; se
que ne qaieres mas quo 81 fuera tu hiia,
y por 10 tanto te escogf & ii para venir 4
este sitio contando con que no revelarias
/ nadie la existencia de esa Gaia nj ven
draas jsnas q este punto 81 yo no to 10
mandaas.
--Puede samerse estar muy segura de
mi discretion, nina Virginia. Yo no s6 10
que hay en- il GAIA, pero me presume que
contenga el tcsor0 dc los piyatas ST es asi.
20 no 10 tonaria aunque sumerse me 10
regalara cntcro. Muchos amos antes que
sumers6 naciera he visto 70 morir al due
10 DO csc dinero perseguido por 81 HON
IRE s'a cabeza y 20 no quicro que 4 M
me pase % mismo, Permita nina, que ~
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lado de la vereda. A medda que profun-
dIzaba, Virginia con ansiedad C eclente
media d excavation con una vara de car
pintero de las que SO doblan y SO guardian
con facilldAd eli el bolsillo. Como una no.
ra habia transcurrdo desde que Sc empe
zara la operaciop cuando la joven que pa
recia un muchaoho dc catorce amos, Sc
preciplto Ell ell hoyo y clavo en- el fondo
un largo punal que saco de su cintura. Su
punta tropezo con TN cuerpo duro. / Eg
reka! exciaino fuera de 81, y cayo sin sen
tido. Su fragll cuerpo no habia podido re-
sistir = In elnocion.
III neisro SO ater 0: creyo que su anna ha-
bis vlsto asonarss por ali al homore sin
cabeza. Sa prime instinto le aconseio huir
y salto cemo un gamo por encina dc SUI ca
balio;pe en- seguida volvio aapearse. iC6-
mo abandonar su belllsima anna en- aquei
estaios For otra parte va era casi de dia
caro J 81 no haDa visto el tomido fantas-
ma. Cogo, pues, una yagua con la que
formo una gran cavidad, SO aproximo al
estero, la llen6 de- aqua y rocit con ella Ia
f cnte de Virginia. La joven volvio en- 81,
SO paso las manos por los ojos, recapacito
un momento y eAciamo:
-Cava, cava que no Is NADIA.
--Pero sumerse ) pole mala, sumerss
ha visto al ho-lbr sin caoeza, sin dada.
-Cava y no hablcs mas.
-El negro obedecio con visible re-
pugnancia.
sPocos minutes despues Virginia reco-
uoci6 una faerte Qxidada planchs Dc Aisr-
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lOFOLLETIN.
Ell TES0RO De LOS PIRATAS.
NOVHLA ORIGINAL
Da d. JOSE PEREZ MoRfs.
(CoBtinNaetsn.l J

Yo ire donde sumerss ordsne, pero 81
sale ell hombrs sin. 1900.
No saldra, no tengas m;edo.
-Pero aqul echaran sumerse de me
nos daran parte al nino Jaime.
No tongas cuidado. Las mujeres no SO
ievantan aqui hasta las nueve y antes de
csa hora estare 20 de vuelta.
--Pero la veran volver.
-Yo arreglare ESQ. Te prohiIo discu-
tir mis- planes nj pensar por mi. Tu mi
s.on es obedecer y callsr.
--Esta bicn, mi anna.
--Prepara mi caballo con una silla de
rnontar de hombre, esconde la mia donde
Il hallemos antes de llegar: til lIevaras mi
maleta y una gaataca lazada) faerte. A
las tres estaras aqul: ten los caballos en-
Ii talanquera para que 81 partir no sientan
Jos que aquf duermsn sus pisadas.
Elias - retire.
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mi terra mas que en pos del ainero y to-
dos SIN exception SO postran ante ell becer
ro de orc y lie adoran.
ION! 81 20 encuentro 10 que busco, yo
doDeyare su estapida voIantai, yo lie ha
re voiverso servIlmente contra sus ranc.as
creencias, yo le hare quizas hasta renegar
de su qulIotesca patria. LIE he dicho que Sc
ra mi esciayo y 10 sera yo me arrancar6
nj ilnpotente vida no ser que las rioue-
zss me hagan querer vivir para dominar.
Aterrado su aritmetica sin duda calcnlo
que su capita es mayor que mi dote de
ahl su altanerla. Yo he de domar An so
bsrbia Q le he de hacer padeccr bajo el
remor imeuto de mi suicide.
En breye los ajeros empezaron 4 cos
tear ell famoso estero. Con ell dia que GIN
pszaba despuntar Sc iban disminuvendo
los terrores del negro.
Al tiu Virginia Sc detuvo: habia recor
rido Ia cadcna lie montec,iios que torna-
ban una nea perpendicular con el esteto,
I'll iector conoce va oil sitio. T. aoueI en-
qde Alvarez creyo yer es;rellarse a hiio
de ID. Mateo Ru e. Virginia Sc desnonto
III Arboi caldo todavia nterceptaoa al na-
50. 10 ex'stIa mas que un arbol en- pie
pero cl que yacia acostado podia ser e
otro y entire la manigua descubrio otre
graeso tronco que podia ser el restante.
In pocos minutes calcul6 el ceatro de |
a1uel mistcrioso triangulo y diio:
-Cava aqul, Elias
81 negro oDedecio. La TERRA estaba
dara Porqus d puntc designado Gaia 4 IN |