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Temrrancs Cause.

The Temperance cause is raridly gain
ing friends and ,dyocates, in Van Buren,
and the society organized four years ago
under rather mflvorable auspices, is
now in u hourisiing condition. number
ing one hundred members, among which
are some of ourbest and most influential
citizens. At tie time of the organiza-
ton of this society, not a few obstacles
and difficulties presented themselves, and
but few could be induced to espouse this
good cause and attach themselves there
to. vet those who did were determined
to do all in thtir power to make it a
permanent institution. Many predicted
,h~, tho soeio,y would be of brief exist
ence, but ffw months and it would
number among the things that were, AMI
the efforts Of its members to lessen the
evils of intemperanec would prove futile.
Happily, they prophcsicd falsey,in every
respect, as the large membership shows.
True, the society had its dark hours, the
mad waves Of opposition beat furiously
agains. the temperance ship, but those
few noble women and men stood firm at
their post, though sometimes doubtful
oi her weathefing it through, and now
the prospects are Frightening and the
waves are ceasing to lash against the no.
BILE ship, and rs she floats proudly hel
crew chant, with grateful emotions to
God, peans of triumph, feeling happy
that their efforts have been greatly
blessed, aid that many have rejoced tc
see loved ones emancipated from the do
minion Of King Alcohol, and rescued
from ruin and degradation and now ell
gagged themselves in the cause Of tenn
perance and moral reform. And the
men and women engaged in this work
are not content with what they have ac-
complshed and are still determined, zeal
GUS cnd active, trusting in God for the
balance. And this is q cause in which
every one should feel interested and unite
their cxertions for its advancement.
Who will deny this? We apprehcnd
none can successfully do so. Then, why
not come forward and lend yorr influence
in behalf Of it. More anon.
PupNIX.
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her fathers, Mr.. Madden expressed much
surprise. He said he supposed she and
her husband and the executors knew all
about it, but were simply letting the mat
ter rest for the property to increase. in
value. Mr.. Madden then said that he
was ready to lnake settlement at any
time. This was readily assented to by
Mr.. De Long, a,d accordingly, on Satur-
day last. Mr. Madden transferred deed
for G25 acres d the land to Mrs DE
Long, her heiIs and assigns forever.
Having done Ills, Mr.. Madden offered
the lady $500 for the property but
having been informed that it is worth at
least 1926, 900, sic declined to sell.
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kT The Street Committee, think we
were too hasty in coming to decision in
regard to their work on Broad Street,
and when their labors are completed, we
shall think better Of ii. We have GER
tanly, no personal ill.will, in any thing
sail, and can appreciate the difficulty, the
Council and Committee labor under in
having work done.
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Nor DEAD Non SLErrErn Some davs
ago we mentioned with regret that news
had reached here that Capt II II Z. Ro
hen, so long and so popularlv known in
connection with the Metropolitan Hotel,
had died al his fathers home in Illinois.
We now are most happy to state, ant FL
his friends will be glad to learn that the
news was false, and that friend Mike, in
stead Of having gone to that bourne from
whence no traveller returns. 10 kicking up
his heels in Lula. Montgomery CO, H.,
and so rapidly gaining health aud strength
that be expected to return here ere many
many months.-L. R. Republican.
Thats COOL for Mike, and gratifying
to bis many friends 10 Arkansas.
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Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given that win apply
~ tn the Probate Court Of Craw ford Conn-
". State Of Arkansas on the lir,t Monday in
February. A. y. lS7i,it being the first dav of
the February Term thereof. to sell the follow
Ing Real Estate the property of John Thurs
ton. deceased. to w.t.
The NE a Of S. W. a Of Section. No. @.
Town & Range 80 West. 40 acres
Dec. 1878 aw
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M A r r I u D

Al the residence Of the brides mothcf. on
the 29th ult" ly the Rev. John lIarrell. Mr..
SIMON L. lIAYMAS and Miss MATTE KNOX.
both of Van Buren,.
We acknowledge the bridal compliment Of
cake aad wine, and extend our best wishes
for a life sf happiness and prosperity to the
young couple. Lii, is bright to their young
visions and may no dark shadow come be-
tween to mar its beauty
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TT In the United States Court at Lit
tie Rock, the case of VIM. VI Harrison
and Joseph Brooks against 0. A. Had
ley, acting Governor, praying the Court
to cnjoin Hadley and Johnson from alt.
ering the returns of the election, and
further to cnjoin Elisha Baxter from act
ing rs governor and VI. L. Stephenson
from act ng as associate justice of the
Supreme Court were dismissed
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CIRCUIT COURT.


Judge T.. ID. HAM. opened the February
Term of the Circuit Court for this County. at
nine o'clock. prompt, on Monday morning
The following Grand Jury were sworn In
and afier plain, forciblc and somewhat
lengthy charge from the Judge. they retired
to examine the evidence before them;
GRAND JURY.
r. r. MckiBprx. Foreman.
ben. DEcHERD, Secretary.
VIM, Carney. T. G. johnson,
wm J. Hardin. David Green
+. NJ. Temple, Samuel "nite
S,,ua., y. Lane. II. l. Hoffman.
Wm. a. Neal. Avis Smith.
Rolley Riley. Hiram brodie'
Elisha Dean, Frank Adams.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
Thomas NJ Barnes, Pros. Attorney.
Jess, Turner Gran. Wilcox. W. l.. Tayler
Fl. +. Thomson. T.. X. johnson, John j. Bur
row. Joseph p. Byers, l.. II. Southmayd' Neal
Chaplin, and Hyllier.
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Take N office.

THE Sheriil"s Olicc during the time am
i absent Collecting the Taxes will he In
charge of JAMES BRODlEo lie viii br
found at the Office it the Court House. and
viii attend To all buinrss pertaining to the
Office during nay absence.
j. l.. GRADY. Sheriff. Craw ford Co.
Van 3uren. Dec 20,13 aw
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Warming Order.

Crawford Circuit Court.
Ben. 7. Duval.
against
l.. c, White as receiver in Chanccry and Ed
ward &. Whitcsidrs Is Admir- of the estate
OF Benjamin Marshall. deed. Geo. W. Mar
sha... Thomas B. Marshall. John \ Mar
shall. VIM. Mcintosh. Rosclla Atkins. Dick
Atkins.Almyra GraySon. Charles strickland
and Martha Strickland. heirs at law and
next OF Mn OF the said BENZ. Marshall. de-
ceased
The Defendants George W. Marshall. Thos b.
Marshall. John \. Marshall. VIM. Mcintosh.
kosella Atkins. Dick Atkins. Almyra GRAY
son. Charles strickland and Martha Srrick.
land are warned to appear IN this Court.
within thirv d,vs and answer the complaint
OF the.plainllll Ben 4. Duval.
JAMES a. LOCKHART, Clerk.
Dec. 20. 73 piw
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Eg The Star Of Hope is the name of
DR.. A W. Hobson's new paper, recently
started at Hope, Hampstead county. The
Doctor is an able writer and will make q
good paper Our best wishes for success
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ET We regret to learn Of the death Of
Mr.. James Heard, one Of the oldest and
best citizens OF this county. His death
occurred at his residence about twelve
miles from the city, on Thursday morn
ing last, after long and painful illness
He was about Afty years Of aye.
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Warming Order.

Justice Bcttcn's Court. RicIlInd Township.
BLACK & CArnEY, Plaintiff
against
Matt Terrell. Defendant.
TIE defendant Matt Tcrrrl j. warned In
appear IN this Court Within thirty day, Irom
thi- date. to answer the complaint of the de-
PENDANTS, Black & Cathey.
JOHN G. BETTEN. j =.
Dec !. 1873 4w
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E1 The case OF Richmond, charged
with murder, transferred from this coun.
~ to the Fort Smith District, was tried
last week. The jury failed to agree.
This case will cost Crawford County. no,
less than $4,000.
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~ U. S. Marshal Sarbcr, passed up
Saturday afternoon on the Gibson. He
is from Clarksville, and reports that two
Of the Wallace boys will be sent to Van
Buten, for trial during this term.
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"Atty. Gen. Yonley and Col w. G..
Whipple have formed q partnership for
the practice Of law. Judge YonIey, as
. lawyer. 10 admitted to have no superior
In the State. IL. R. Republican.
Aad the most slovenly and uninviting
Of all
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kI Hon Gran Wilcox was elected
Judge. in special cases, OF the Circuit
Court OF Franklin County. A compi-
ment to the bar Of Van Buren, and we'll
deserved BY the gentleman.
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~ Three days plowing we're done
In Middletown, Conn. in the month Of
January. They are having mild winter
North ss we'll 40 South.
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5 We are pleased to note the recent
arrivals 10 our county, Of several families
from Mississippi. They have como to
stay, and are The kind Of population We
need.
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ET Miss Lille McGee, arrived home
on the Gibson, from a visit Of several
months In Kentucky.
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EF- There is bat one baby in anewly'
made Oregon town, and the neshbors
take turns borrowing it.
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lry There will be no troops stationed
at Fort Smith
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~ Mrs. g. d. Daugh,erty received
On Friday new lot Of Furniture. &C..
Oss his aAvssttssneas. Z.
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ne Uuunty, Town and State Scrips
are selling at Is cents.
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S State Scrip was quoted by the Ga
xetto on Saturday, at SO! cents, in til at
city
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Proclamation by the Governor.

SyyUEREAS, 1t has come to the knowledge of the
w executive that on the - day of October.l .lS,3
in the county of Sebastian, State of Arkansas Dr
Fowler was killed by one A. |. Aikin and the said
A. 1. Akin is still at large;
Now, therefore. |, Elisha Baxter. governor OF Ar
kansas By virtue of authority vested IN me by tne
sttution and laws of the State. do hereby offer
reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the said \. |. Akin.
In testimony whereof J have hcreunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the State To be
L.. 81 affixed at Little Rock, this nth day of
October A. d. 1873. . .,
ELISHA BANTER.
By the Governor:
j. NJ JoRNsoS Secretary ofState,
By Frank Strong, Deputy.
DESCRIPTION.
The said A. l. Aiken is about thirty-fye years old
six feet high dark eyes. black hair. dark complex
ion and weighs about one hundred and eight,
pounds
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Notice.

TNliE co-partnerslip heretofore existing
i between the un5ersigned under tie
name, firm and sl,le # j. NEAL IL Co, is
dissolved by mutual consent. j. NEAL j, an
thorilrd tn make all settlements of said late
firm Of j. Neal Il Co.
c. G. Scott having disposed of his entire
interest to H. {. KoRar'ls
j. NEAl.
&. G. SCOTT.
THE business will be continued hereafter
by the undersigned. under the name and .tylr
of J Neal Il Co at the stand.
J NEAL.
II. G.. ROBARDS.
Van Buren,. ARK. Nov. 1st. 1873 I'm
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~ Tax payers have until the Goth OF
April to settle their taxes in.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

The Van Buren, Press has been desis-
mated by the Governor, as the Official
PAPER of Crawford County to publish all
Official and Legal Advertisements in.
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For Rent.

OnO LOTS IN McGEE'S ADDITION,
LU\I adjoining the city Of Van Buren.
Among which are many Of the most desire.
able locations for residences in or about the
ritv. Apply to Mrs. MARY A. MCGEE
Van Burcn. jan 17tf
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Notice.

STATEMENTo OF thlms against the Coun-
~ ~. allowed 10y the Board of Supervisors
al tn January Term lS74:
Paupcrs. S523 30
Washing for Prisoners. IS %
Fees If Road Viewers. opening
roads. etc. AZ 25
Fees OF Jail Physician, lIs 90
Attorney fees. ~ 80
stoves and pipe for Court House. 26 55
Judge. and Clerks Of Special Election, 90
Guarding Jail, l2i 90
Feeding Prisoners. i33 80
Ju.ticc fees. so %
Printers fees. 'f II 90
Repairing Court House. 20
CLERKS fees. 45 80
Witness fees. u 80
sundrirs furnished County, - ~
Irons for Prisoners, 8 90
'lothing and lllnkrts for prisoners, ~ 70
constable ices in State cases, 81 45
sheriff fees ll6 %
Per diem of Supervisors, As On
SlS22 05
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hereby certify that the above i true and
perfect list of the allowances ut the Jnnua-
ry Term OF the Board of Supervisors Of
Crawford County "a. ID. 1874
JAMES 4. LOCKIIART, Co. Clerk,
Van Buren. Jan lG 1873 2w
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los bienas; pero denotan vuestro cello
capaciaad, tanto mas cuanto que, el
medic -aa todos estos cuidadop, cg habei
dsditalo igualmente Ia rsforma de la
leyes, 4 Ia prouta administrator lie justi
cla, enaltecsr la magistratura, abril
nuertoa, organism ell ej6rcito, en- nns
palabrs, a todo 10 que puede contribuir
la prosperidsd p15lica. Mas toio este hs
edo sobfepujado en- gran manera por Ia
fe con que, retiriando Dios solo la gloria
de todos estos benefcios, afrmais que g.
deben esperar Dc la obser yancia de la ley
divlna frutos todavia mas abundantes
Estais, con razon. convencido de que el
verdadero progreso no puede existir sin
esta perfecta regula i:'ad de eostumbres,
que colo Ia religion cat6ica puede crear
y conservar.
Vuestra sabiduria So ha consagrado &
favorecsr ell quito divino, velsr porque
hsya siempre un n6msro snfciente de
sacerdotes, y. procursrles emolumentoa
necesarlos para que puedan dedicarse por
complete la moralisscion del pueblo;
habels despues iniciado las misiones de
Oriente, y habeis hecho spreciat su utili-
dad.
Dsseoso de yer acrecentarse Ia vida Y
el vigor de Ia Iglesia oat6lica por medic
de esta Santa Sede, que es el centric de
unidad, habeis llamado con mucha opor
tonidad la atencion de vusstro auditorio
sobre las odiosss persecuciones de que es
obleto.
Habeis tenido cuidado de coofrma,le
en- ell deseo que sd piedsd filial le habia
hecho concebir haoia Nos, Ie habeis
propuesto venir en- soeorro de nuestras
necesidades.
Por este, 81 todos Sc esfuerzan como vos
les habels msnifestsdo, con libertsd cris
t'ana, en- poner en- practics la f5 que con
tesa gu bocs, y 81 arrojan ds sus leyes y
20 sus costum hres tod0 10 que pueda ser
coutrario los derechos la libertad de
Ia Iglesia y do la religion, eI favor divino,
del cual vos y vaestra rep6blica ha expe
rimentado cor frecuencia los benefclos,
Sc aumentara, y las beudcionss que reci-
bais en- la terra Sc uniran 4 las one reci-
bais en- ell cielo. segun esta escrito: Beatus
popuIus cW~s Domi,sus Deus ejws
Nos deseames de todo corazon, querido
hijo, iustre = honorable prceidente, que
voa y la repdbica que d;rigfs goce de los
tavoros celestes. de los cuaje son brenda
nusStra benevolencia paternal, Nos os
cor orcedemos con. amor vos 4 toda Ia
repdblica nuestra bendiclon apost6lca.
Dado en- Roma, en- San Pedro el aIlo
vigesimo octave de nueatro ponti6cado.
Pho TX, Papa"
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Una nueva carta de su Santidad.

Dimos cuenta su tempo de 10 que ell
gobierno la Asamb'ea de la rep1olica
del Ecuador, ha a0ian hecho pata acudir en
auzlio ds la Santa Sede en- las gram des
tribulaciones que esta sufre, con cuyO
o5jato decretaron coutribuir anualmente,
interim duren es:as calamitosas circuns
tancias, con Ia de3ima parte de 10 que
importan las rentas de la repGblica. Ell
Padre Santo ha dirigiao al presidents de
eata, general Garcia Moreno, la siguiente
carta, quo creemos veran con gu8to nues
tros lectoras:
"Querido hijo, ilustre y honorable pre-
sidente. salud y beDdicion apost6lica: He
mos yisto con graudisima algeria queri1o
hijo, 'lustrc y honorable presidente, ell
mensale que acetoa de Ia administration
de lo' negocios pGb'icos habeis presensado
al Congrese, y no sabemos 81 felictaros
de todo corazon por Ia piedad sineera que
respandece en aquel documento, por Ia
mag glitud de los dvinos favores con aus
ha s'do recompensada. Serfs diticil, cier
tamente, comprender como, ain un auxiliC
especial de la Proydencia, habeis podidc
on tan breve espacio de tempo psgsr una
notable parte de Ia deuda pdblica, dupli
car las rensas suprlmisndo los impuestot
mas gravosos, dar nuevo impulse a Il
instruction de la juventud, abrir nueyal
viaa &c COMMUNICATION y dotar asilos )
ho.pitsles.
/ Sln duda que tan fslices resultados sol
Gebidos Dies, de quien proceden todo
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dientes de la iglesia que hayan sido
privados de. su oficio por sentencia iu-
dicial puede prohibfrseles Que residan
fen ciertos districts 8 lugares 8 puede
'sefialarseles una Residential por las
autoridades de policfa. del Estado. En-
case de resistencia q esta 6rden, 6.si
contindan ejerciendo sus funciones
religiosas, las autoridades centralss del
Estado quedan facultadas para decia
rar a tales clerigos privados de au
nacionalidad, y seran expuIsaios de-
territorio."
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NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAS.
Pt0 TX, Papa"

Del Times de San Thomas tradu-
cimos las siguientes:
Vieaa, marco 28.-En "a camara
ha del Rschsrath varios diputados
presentaron hoy una proposition pi-
diendo al gobierno decrete por medic
de una ley la expulsion 3e los jesuitas
y de todas las 6rdenes feligiosas que
exsten en- ell reino austriaco ailadas
4 elIos.
Paris, abrN 1o-Se ha con6rmsdo
posi- ivamente Ia noticia de que Ro-
cbetort, Jourde, Grousset y Baliere
Sc escaparon de su prision pasando 4
nsdo a bordo de un bote que los esta-
ba esperanto & 500 yardas de Ia costa,
y de este modo ganaron dn buque que
podia verse desde la playa.
Un despacho de Sidney recibido
aqol hoy dice que los seis prisioneros
que Sc fugaron de la Nueva CaIedonia
SOP Henri Rochefort, Pascal Grousset,
Jourde, Oliver Pain, BaIl'erey Gran
ollie. Han salido para L6odres por la
via de S. Francisco.
ConStantinopla, marzo 31.-El raj
nistro de Negocios extrsnjeros con
sult6 aver a Ias Iegaciooes sobre las
Gltimas cartas de Lessrpa rehusando
aceptay el compromise de pagar 81 au
mento de derechos que le exile la Paer-
ia. A causa de las recommendations de
Ia comision international declara ell go
bierno turco que volyera 4 cobrar 10
frances por toneiaia ca julio pr6x,
mo-, cohrando por ia presente tayifa,
que es mas alta, hasta' enlonce.. Les
seps echa todA la sponsabilidad al
gabinete OtoMaao de las 0erdidas que
pue'ian sobrevenir al canal de Suez
Paris, MARIO 31.-Corre e. fumor
de que e! conde de Chambora esta
enfermo por mas que sus psrtidarios
han negado energicamente tai eufer-
medad.
| BeyIin-Se ha discutido en- el
parlamento una ley de prensa con una
clausula en- que Sc prevlene que nc
sera inmedatamente extendida 4 Ia
AlsaciaLorena. Mr.. GueTber Ho
verbeck presentaron una enmiends
para saprimir di,'ha cIausula, perc
tueron derrotados por ia votos con
ira 129.
FL principe de- Bismarck esta gra
vemente enfermo Anoche durni6 c
p'lmer suef1o desde que esta en- Ca
ma, merced 4 los sedativos que Sc |,
han apiicado. Safre POGO dolor y sol,
cuando Sc mueve; su apetto y sal
} fuerzss le van volviendo lentamente
pero M podra lsyantarse del lecho Q,
mucho tempo.
La Ultima ley aprobada por 81 con
, sojo de Ia federation gsrmanice res
pecso 4 los sacer1otes As aido sorne
ii Ia al Rsichstsg y coatiene el si-
i gaiente artlculc:
)! "A los eolesiasticos q otros depen
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a-as reinas corOnndns-Las seR0rns
quisaos 10 nsturaieza Ia dotado con cp
Fonas Do aoandantes Y luptrosas trenzas
tienen defecIlo ests titulo. Pero hay
miles do oabesas femeniaas sufc ente
meate onbiersas lie oaoeIlos, que requie-
rso easateaola arEsioial para hermosearlas.
Las fioGas annqaa n1msF0aaa pueden ser
sscaP, sspsras, iaalastioas dificilss de
maneJsF: Fequieren una preparation que
laa hsga hsx,oles, qne nejore su textura
= las adapts para ha3e trsuzas, rizos, 6
hucles. Este fragrante y dsllsioso articu-
10 4 "a Giempo emoIiente y fertilisedor,
conaoado ea todas las nsciones, ell t6nco
orle tai Ct ia 1nioa preparation necessris.
M soiaEnante promueva oil crecimient0 y
oooserva el color aol pelo, pero le imparte
uua sedoAa d5xioiidaA exquisite : rara.
81
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Novenas.-Hoy - al toquc de erncios
nes dsran priDoiplo Ell la lgesla DO oan
Francisco dc Asis las de Ia Santa Crn2.
promcvidsa pof 10 Cctr4dia del mlslno
nombrs HI dia do msvo hahra salve
soemne y q las diez de- Ia manana
misa toda orquesta COO ps1egfrieo que
pronunciark el eloousnts orador Pfesbfts.
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70 Doctor D. Domingo Romeuy J Aguayo.
El dia 10 las ocho de Ia mafana teDdFk
lugaY el 90 ANNE aniEerrario poi lns lsr-
inaDos dfontos. Lo hacemos saber t3ios
los hs'es cara al a'garos GUSTAV cooparar
con gu asistOncia estes actos.
EEk aquf la conn anicncf0n con axe
nos ia hunr8Jo IA ssn0fIta secfetaria del
aailo de Sau Ildefonse. So
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mentc inconcebibie, 70 pido Al Congreao
uua ley que extinga loS conventos, ijando
q cada Donja, fnera del clsustro, ana pen
sion svitalicia proporcionada Il dcte que
hays consignsdo, S en- e5ad y circurs
tancias, y destinardo todas laa pvopieda
des ccnventuales la UDiversiaai de- Ca
rscas para q1e ella pueda ensanchar la
ssfera dc sus cnsenanAes, aclimatar en- el
paf, las ciesciss natarales, tan fecundas
para d progreso de las industrias, traer
de Edropa especialistas, fundar gu jardia
botanico, aumentar su Instrumental de f.
sica. montsr laboratorio qufmico, etc"
Sobre la question de Hacienda ha-
bla muy largo el Sr. Guzman. De los
ingresos del presupuesto, dice:
LAS Aauanas maritimas han product.
do en- sel ano econ6mico de-
1872 & 1878. ....... " 401. .463. IA
Z en- Ell sno anterior. -. 2 642397, AS
LO que d. IN aumeato ca
! ell presente aiio &c 90. V1759.066 %
7 81 al ingreso maritime
demostrado de-. ..... V.4.40l 463, "A
Sc agrega la rensa de! Fo-
mento que es:
Producto del teryitorio
Colon. v. s.1G0,
A q mas
terrestes 3S5 7o4,76 S35 S64 rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

Sepa ell colaga loar,liezl
va que explicarse lie plogo.
que 4 Ios delirios de Hugo
preferimos la boarade2,
No ambicionamos Ia preS
de escritores peregrinos
que Goa sus mil desatinos
NAL solo hicieron en- suna;
no de6ende nuestra p'uma
& incendiarios nj as9siaos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

No ameDtes, ioh Espsns! tu pobresa
tu desventhra, 81, pues no 10 dudes;
sn tesoTos no estriba Ia gtandezs;
orc te s}bra, fsit4nso virtudes.
70 I6 hio'sts de Ia fe, que ciea nacionea
rind.6 & ia saavs yogo por trofeoi
" q2e De Ia iealtai7 Va ea tus pendones
'Dios, Patria = Rey" ms1io borfsdos leo
Va ueoe a.tares lie avar:cie impurs;
que son ioh mengua! entronizado ell vicio,
Ia ingratltui lngeoio v traveaara,
gala Ell descaro y la calumnia oicio.
Pueblo, 81 paso deteu; horrible abismo
'e arraatran tus solicitos bafones,
ladroneS de tu f6, do tu heroismo,
y de tu pa9 siom6stica latrones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-24

NSC A@ <S RIA &c A0%kAekCF08s - OfMEa O2aS
o@i 10 E3pans c0mo aheva SO llama,
reoiente neaas pn,licads, sesuIta que exis-
tian q 6n del ado anterior en- ell estado
mayor Del ej6nto, adsmas de seis capita
aeF genesies. "a touIentes generates, de
oa onales 80 son ,antssioses 4 1868, 1l2
maris9aies de- campo, eoat2ndose entire
los 90 pcaseriorss ii ho ano; y 2S7
o'lgsdieres, do cugo a6msro 156 han sido
copbraios deapues dc 1867, De eIos
l48 con poaEerioriia3 . ia revolueion de
aet'embra Lac aasetiQres o;ffas, salvo eE-
for, @rvoj4n 81 total de- 0Gciales generates
81 479, = de ellos 253. CO decir, mas &c
la ~ltsd, nom5rados en- los seis 0ltimos
anJs trascuEridos. 81 tecienke general mas
antique Is d. Juan Vlilsionga, asoendido
este emgleo en- l846; al primefo dc los
in4nsoeles 10 Is D. JJs6 PatSllo, Y ell de
.os aig Heres D. D.onsio 10 Bassscourt,
81 1880.