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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-10-26
The Committee on County Building'
submitted the following report:

On motion Of Mr.. Hewitt the report
was accepted aud adopted.
The Commiste on County Farm sub
mitted the following report;
To ne Honorable Board cf ssperc'scrs %
nn..sv,rxyS.--four n. Committee on Count,
rsro would report that they have examined
~ fam and are pleased 70 report the ssm'
~, ~ good condition snd wen fafmed. The tool
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-10-26

Whey,ns. AZ the last Lsgislature OF this
a..,.s the section 1910 of the assessment law
which requires counties TO make up dehelcn,
e,es in the sale Of certain state Tax Lana
was repealed; therefore,
Rssoiccf. That the resolution OF this Beard
.dopted at tho last annual session dirccunx
tho proscctlpg attorney 10 oid on ss'd ia"us =
hereby repealed.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
ADRIAN II. MuLLgR q SON., 70
Real Gsiatc Go GTcbnuGs.

T'OR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
chester property; valuable property IN Chicago and Nch
gan Tor ntarh" property; Jersey t1ty lots ior S"l
store JAMES BROWNING, 3Il Broadwag
CHORE FARM of 100 acres and COUN Try
> RESIDENCE at end OF Long Island free AMI clear
TO EXCHANGE tor house uptown IN Ne"-l "fh vi!
rutland & WHITING, Ecrkman-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Sales bn Aurtlon.

a. aERwIN, Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN q Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D near Bond -st.-saes OF Books Works OF Art Fancy
Goods. &C.
DRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
1 Au unusually choice and select PRIVATE LIBRARY,
the propery lover and collector Of nne books comprising
Illustrated standard and scarce works Ia elegant binding-.
nearly sheets bound order for the
many toned &c. This collection contains full sets b
most the principal standard authors, large pap
books private histories books of ergraving~, rare
works, unique collection Of Wesley9ns hymus, sc
exhibition at the Clinton Hall Ssrsrooms.
nc sold by auction without reserve, ahOrimg an unusual
opportunity for book collectors WEDNESDAY and ThC S.
DAY EVENINGS, Oct. l 3 aud IL. -
The Messr. LEAVITT, Aucti0neers.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Monday, oct. II, 1873.

NEW-YORK Monday, Oct II, 1873.
The following were the opening sales at the
Exchange SalesrcOm to-day:
Rg James ". Niiief.
2 1 = unfinished high Sfoop and basement broWn
st9ur houses with lvs tic Of Madison aVe, - 49,.
SJ5 OF lith.st cac lot 2OXGu fOJ th...,1bOOO
By WitGin heuGsilH
tW ns Nm Sr ~" r,Uily;eii 1iaint n " - 49, 500
fy,sstorv tenement with rs lease ~ lot
roupd Ient i00per Wear lot 20 b Dez.' ~
IN y. J.. HIHcA
"a ct 1 ave ia gxe o TO Henry Wehle e.... 81 $50
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
DRIV ATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
itlarbIe ano Slate Hldnlels.

EASONI & lSOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
iI6 Ia iJ2 West iOth. st., Bluadw ~.
Monuments MantcS Altars Figures, Thing, Wa.nsc1tne
&c Importers and msiuil turers In Italy OF marble
work OF every description.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
2pTle Of low dhaow down Crates
wood with celebrated dnmp
ing shaking Odd gates altered to low hall
down AniirOns gasogs shoyels, ons &c, n
variety Send UT catalogue and ptlre list lD'al dls
count 60 the trade. CONONER, WOOLLhN q 60.
No. 36S Canalnt. Newl srs.
STEWA ARTS New Slate Mantes, inhid with
- tiles: Marble and Wool Mant.l-. elegant designs
prices very 22O and 222 West 23i ST. near 1taN"
cNn MARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MAN
sbSFO TFIS, designs from sl2 upwards, closing ont
reduction for cash marble turning for the trade
A. KLABER, 1874 East 18TH st, near lhnd ave, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

that "New-Englapd has produced greater number OF
distinguished men than all the rest Of the Republic the
writer seems to have forgotten the States Of Nr-
gina, south Carolina Ncw-York and ether states,
the aggregate Of whose productions in tha'
line, whether counted weighed, would probabV
far exceed that Of the locality mentioned IN
the text In the exposition OF the laws OF the unieu
States tp l13), Wyoming is spoken Of as State
although IL has its proper place in the Hist OF Ierr
toriesn But these defects are not fatal and do not
greatly impair the substantial value OF the WORK LOT
geographical reference. II viii be found OF great ser
vice to the general reader for s comparative breVy
the reeentness of its information, and the eonactnes-
details although il is brought out in form not inc
most convenient for handling.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Gounirp Real Gstaie for Sale.

EOR SALE-Three line suburban RESI-
DENCES, with extra good improvements; TO 20 acres
OF lard With each AID an abulnnee OF mutt also two nr
class FARMS Of 100 oach fTon "a 10 miles fron
Ithaca ~ tpe graded public schools, with Cornell
University aiord eiucational dvantae,s Address
". ". AYERS. Ithaca n. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Gouses ano Garms ,panteo.

COUNTRY HOME WANTED.-Plaln, good
silsi bon-r with few acres Of land wiiln i've hour ~
New YORK must be unmIsakahy healthy especially ireo
naisl handsome prospect cost not oNff
$4,000 cash. Address COUNTRY HOME care oi John NO
a rick, 246 West 3lst-st.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.
Wanted 10 purcbase for cash Lands in Iowa and North
era Missouri. Address, with full particulars -
ALEX. :. PORTER, 27 safest Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE HUMAN VOICE. BY r. T. TRAIL, NJ ID. l2mo'
pp Ill <. X. Wells & Go.
T., a., Iv;oe ,,,,nuoI II is the dpeiOn of the

pp. III. - H. Wells d Go.
In this brief manual, il is the design OF the
auihor To expan the organization OF the human voice.
with directions for its culture and
for the purposes OF elocution and oratory. Among he
exercises which he recommends for this purpose, j.
rapid walking over an surface, or up ana dowi
stairs keeping the mouth shut. He is also IN favor
of the methods adopted in many observation-disclosures
such as dumb-bcllS the hcalth-ft, vibrator wahds'
rings clubs, and other apparatus and machinery
each of which has special adaptation TO one OF
NOR. Of the prevalent abnormal conditions In an
exercises without apparatus, 1t is essential 10 he'p
the body in an position otherwise no advantage
can be gained The habit Of sleeping with the mouth
open in early life very injurious effect on TIE vocal
organs Great moderation in eating and drinking II III
dspensahle to n and effective voice butter, nuts
old cheese sugar, candies sailed meats Gcd liquors. zee
crean very cold aud very hot drinks particularly IN
furious The rlcs laid down by the author for the cu-
tiyaon of tie voice aud the attainment OF good eocu
ton ale mostly Of a practical character ana appcu 10
be wei adaptcd to their purpose Having gwen ut'c-
tious for Keeping the vocal organs III good worhihs
order he next considers their use in the discussions OF
the lycein aud debating society. of when ne lmu''7
the rules Of order aud mode O proceeding IN the coh"c'
OF business The aspraut for oratoricai distinction ~
puiic fo will thus find equipment ready to his hahoS
which may aid him 70 plume his Hight in the halls OF the
Legislature or on the floor OF Congress.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Connlrn propcrip 60 Eet.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
N located. high ground depots rent go rf
month 10 good tenants. Address N IUAL FRIEND Inb
OliCe.
MARKET GARDENERS, ATTENTION
Ss TO LEAs on shares ~ for cash TO p1lty Nith eSp
Tience necessary outfit excellent LAM adoh
ing city; good market partly planted IN fI AMI berries
suitable place married whose wife VIII do h0nseW1A
small plain family. Address OWNER Box lS4, Elzabct
M.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Brooklnn propcrtn 90 fct.

TI'O LET-A frSt-class furnished PhRLOi
L FLOOR with piano and nice, clean ROOMS three SO
Two s. house furn he'd with all improvements;
GJ Grand -, Nlllamsbur-h.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

TIE LITERARY ATLAS. WITH DESCRIPTIVE LET
FtRPRi.SS. Pv JAars BRYCE Ii. ID. WILLIAM y. COT
iIss ~. D., and LRONHAlD sCHslfZ, H. ID. 4to. g. T.
Jutgam's sons
In addition 10 a collection of more than "a
hundred well executed maps Of every part Of the world
comprising the results of the most recent geographical
ysrarchcs this volume eontan series Uf brief treat
~ descriptive and political geography furnishing toicr
aiiy compcte book reference IN that branch Of pOpu
lar science considerable part o TIE information con-
tanned in the volume il the fruit Of personal observation
"a different countries by the author or mis- friends and
has the merit Of freshness, and comparative accuracy
although not entirely free from The chapters
aiiBg o the United states may perhaps be regarded
satisfactory tie whole. but they show the difficulty
experienced by many European writers In gaining
clear and adequate conceptions Of social and political
condition widely remote from the sphere OF their usual
exerience Thus while IL Is stated that gold Is Ound in
Iarye quantities In Nevada, mention IL made Of tho
enormous product OF silver Which makes that state per-
haps the richest eTbcaIing country In the world
Nor any made 10 the discovery OF petroleum
which has 80 largely increased the industrial and com
mcrtial importance OF Pennsylyania, and numerous
localities in the neighhOriDg states The average pre-
MUM ON gold Is said To have been Al per cent for several
wears ~ that 100 gold dollars worth 1ii dollars OF
the paper currency which is certainly stretching the
CONT good deal than will bear In asserting
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
BrookInu Rrai gstaie for sale.

A DESIRABLE 10th Ward PROPERTY in
~ class ghboFhood value +2J coo. TO EXCHANGE
for country residenoe worth about $1,000 rutland &
WHITING, o Be.kmanst.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
Jnstruetlon.
For Boys and Young Men, City.

For Boys and Young Men, City.
A CLASS of TEN PUPILS il taught by Mr..
n NEWELL formerly instructor Uaryan, llJ East
26th.st.
NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 20
~ Madison ave- between 3Sth and 39th sts Scool
9gO = n 20 23O r. Prospectus sent ON application -
also inserted Jrows City Directory between PAGES 40 81.
a STATE ELECTRO-MEDlCALC COLLEGE,
" Inroror.ted Approved bv the Governor June y 1870
FACULTY LECTURES commence SEPl. ~, 100 foI
college Crcuars Electrical Arcsnu etc, nee anel
AIBi;RTj STEEIF T. M D. Pres't ~ Cooper Union, y v
IITY OF NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY LAW
~ sCHoOI-students may enter at p m. al me i Law
ISlunry Washington
&c. apply 10 r. MARTIN lil bioadWayi or d. H..
JAQU Ii, secretary, - Chaml'ers--t
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

Ia No. j East Forty nfstst, coflrr Oh
will REOPEN WEDNESDAY, September ~. 49,,
A THOROUGH ENGLISH COLLEGIATE cor i,F, win
unsnrnassal facilities acquiring a PRACTICAL KNOWl
EDGE FRENCH snd other modern langnages HOME
CON FORTS and HOME PRIVILEGES are The Distinguish
ng features OF this school.
single rooms those Who apply In time. . -
The Musical Department is under the care oil Piot D H.
Nile ROsTAN will be home after September l.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A REPORT ON THE TREES AND SHRUBS GROWING
NATVRAIIY IN TIE FORESTS OF MAESACHu,
SETS. BY GEoSsE IT, INIasoN second bmeoh
vols svc little, Brown, e Company.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
gnstruftlon.
For YOUNG Ladies' City.

MISS SPRINGS souoo,s
YOUNG LADIES and CHflDREN Normety N uld
building Young Ladies' Christian AssOcatOn VIII re-
omen Ser AZ l2l East seth St, near Park ave
separate department for little girls aud boys 70 winch
special viii he given Circulars can be hh at ahY
a., ,vu ul, AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

IN EAST WASHINGTON PbACE.-A RESPECT.
Ia able young girl 70 DO general houseWork IN =
private family. u Kind and Vbaigng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

1 HALL PLACE CORNER sTH ST.. ToMrKINs
1 Market Bowery An English girl 10 do general
houseworS in ! small family; two years reference Gail
on or address NJ M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

An WEST 29rn STA YOUNG GIRL. LATELY
fU landed 70 do general homework or upstairs work
n n am nil IA ami
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14

a "a
ell consume del axicar sc desarr0lla
siempre en- razon del p'ogreso de las
riquezas de los puebIos y de la ba)a
en- el precio. resuitante pOr 10 gene
raj de la meiorfa de las leyes tiscales.
Eiemplo tenemos de clio en- nues
ira propia nacion. Desde que con
esp1ritu indudablemente liberal Tue
reformada la ley arancelaria que atn
rige con ell caracter de provisional, ell
consume del azdcar tom6 en- la Pc
nfnsula un incremento mayor, en- ter
minos, que hoy con una poblacion
que pasa de II millones de habitan
tes, corresponds & mas de 5 kil6gra-
mos por cabeza. Indudable es que
serfa mayor adn, si & ejemplo de
Portugal, fuesen libres de derechos
de Aduana nuestras importaciones de
azicar mascabado en- la Peninsula
Sc dice que por no perudicar q 10
production similar indigena no Sc ha
regulado a un tipo mas bajo el dere-
cho de importation sobre ell a'ncar
procedente de esta provincial espafo.
la: que sch 8 no asf, el case es que,
el enorme derecho que en- la actuali-
dad hay establecido, tiene exclude
nuestro primer fruto del mercado
nacional, del propio modo que por
identicas causas, nos vemos casi priva-
dos de poderlo exportar q los Estados-
Unidos.
Narciso Daussd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
Dice un colega de Madrid
Acaba de faIlecer en- aot.

Acaba de fallecer en- esta c6,t.
donde habfa llegado pocos diss sn,.'
procedente de Filipinas, IN bomEs
verdaderamente extraordinario Ots rn
taba, segun dicen, 1O7 amos. .nOol UUa'
no representa- mas de Co. Prssaa Pu'
clio en- Francia ell SO, Las eiecuc;;o'l s'l'
de Luis XVI y de Maria Auton;sats AOas'
acompano despues 4 Jose MOrat S
su expedition q Madrid; fue mas at t'' co
de al Norte con Napoleon / nrs.aN - 'a''
clio en- Waterloo la derrota del fJS'u' coI"al
embarcandose despues en- Mo,aonl
como misionero para las islas FI;n; TriiS
mas. Hablaba 10 idiomas Y % Il"
lectos, especialmente chincs ;a". @
neses habia naufrado 13 veces 'P0 : :.
jactaba de ser uno de los pocos sn,o 80
peos que habian podido estudiar 81
gusto las costumbres chinas an I
c6rte de Pekin, donde habfa obten;d"
una plaza de herbolario en- los iardiDs.
del emperador, cuyo destino es alE a.
tanta categorfa, que 10 desempefan
hasta los primeros magnates de /.
c5rte.
El distinguido escritor y m9dico s..
Rodriguez Sancho, amigo del fnsdo
ba salido para Guadalajara desem.
pef1ar un cago que lie hizo al MORN sI
personaje en- question, cuya bistOr.
debe hallarse, como es natural, lleus
de extraordinarias aVenturas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
Orden general del Departments del
IA de Octabfe de 1875 en- Puerto Prin
cipe.

~'~~SsS 3o'SSS Wv VSOS A|Clk'Sf VWHeOttV u4
IA de Octabre de 1875 en- Puerto Rria.
cipe.
Soldados y Voluntarios: En- la tar.
de del dia de aver fueron pasados pOr
las armas como tra:dores q Espara
auxiliadoros encubiertos de Ia insur.
reccion D. Rafael de Arce y D. Fell
pc Gonzalez { a Guayaben. Ell iris.
te fin de estos desgraciados hara com.
prender q los enemigos de la NaciOu
que todos aquelos que bajo la mascara
de la hipocresia favorecen en- los pO.
blados q los que despreciando Ia Pa.
tria de sus mayores ayudan la insur-
reccion y arrastran con sus perniciOsOs
consoles q los ilusos, les espera el mis-.
mo fin que q los desgraciados cuys
triste suerte soy Ell primero en- deplO.
rar.
Ell parte que & continuation Sc CO.
pis de las operaciones lIevadas cabO
por el Jefe de E. NJ. d. Emilio March
os mostrara que la insurreccion Do
este Departamento esta muerta que
Ell enemigo poseido de verdadero pa
nico huge aterrado sin atreverse
empefiar Ell mas ljero combate con
las cortas fuerzas que le persigueny
retan. -
La correspondence interesante
aprehendida al Secretario de Ia Ca
mara d. Ignacio Mora, hace prolongar
q dicho Jefe las operaciones por mas
tempo que ell que le 6je 4 su salida
de esta; con 10 cual abrigo fundadas
esperanzas de que la expedition ser$
abundante en- acoEtecimientos favora
bles y que Ell enemigo tendra OCCASION
una veg mas de contemplar su peque'.
fiez al lado de nuestros compaferos.
Las columns del Captain Vilianue'
va y del Teniente Elfzaga, compues.
tas la 2s de 100 hombres entire in
fanterfa, jfbaros, y guerriIIas J la 2:
de 80 caballos, han recorrido en- IN
termino de 8 tlias, en- distintas direc'
clones, la costa del Rio San Pedro =
otra porcion de puntos importantes
sin que en- sus escrupulosos reconOci.
nlientos hayan logrado disparsr sus
armas nj encontrar enemigo 4 quien
batir, con 10 cual Sc prueba que los
lnsurrectos del Camagiey Sc hallan
en- un estado deplorable y digno dc
sus feroces instintos y pobresa dc
sentimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14

Del vapor Guipnscoo ha A..
harcado hoy en- esta capital 81 RSa ia'
& limo. Sr Martin de Hs,ao
arzobispo de Santiago de Cuba SI' 9 !,
mos la bienvenida a tan ilustro u
ped, y lie deseamos pronta y fell. Eaue' :
gada a su arqui-di6cesis. ''
Tambien van para Cuba en- 81
mo vap. ell Excmo. Sr. D. Toms. ul'' .
driguez Rubf, Comisarioregio DE- ~ No.
liza Anti'la y 445 soldados de res qOs'
que marchan q eompartir las oIos'l' I'l'0
penalidades del valiente eiG1cito ''s !
fensor de la integridad de Ia Dst,is - u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
A D Fl e SO N E S /.

"Excmo. Sr.:
Ell que snscribe, tiene sl honor de ele
var las superiores manos de V. 4 Ia
sguiente manifestation: De ideas refor-
mistas, pero de buena fe, amante del Or
den, de la paz y tranquiIidad, cuyas bue-
mas disposiciones Sc ven hoy resp'andecer
en- esta hermosa Provincial, bajo el pater-
nal Gobierno de V. E., de todo corazon
Sc adhere & 81, toda vez que es V. E.
feel represeutante del de S. NJ. Il. ID. e.,
a quien acata y respeta el que expone,
como hije lesl de este suelO, con toda Ia
conviction propia de sus sentimientos. AL
acudir V. E., c6mplele decir, que, no
le impulsa otro m6vil que Ia razon y Ia
justicia, sin que clio le hayan sugerido
ideas de especulacion tenor, pues como
padre de familia solo ha deseado poder
trabajar con tranquilidad para atender
honradsnente sus mas sagrados debe-
res; con vencido hasta la evidencia del
malestAr que dejara la pasada situaciOn
y de los infnitos males que trajo en- pos
de ST Ia denominada polftica, hace ell re-
currente desde este momento abstraction
completa de ella, adhiriendose en- un todo
q ese sentimento Guico que debe> abrigar
todo ell hijo de ssta preciosa Provincis,
de ser como 10 fuer0n sus antepasados,
eales sdbditos espaio es; por tanto, ruego
V. E. Sc digne sdmitir el debil voto que
con toda espontaneidad ofrece este leal
hiio de Puertc-Rico, tan prcnto como Sc
e lame las urnas.
Dssde C4yey, dos de noviembre de
mil ochocientos setenta y cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
{ Payte que Sc cita ]


Ell Jefe de la columna de operaclO'
mes Teniente Coronel Don Emilio
March por 2 guerrilleros montadOs me
dice 10 siguiente :-Contindo opera
clones que excederan de los dias que
me ordeno v. e. Hasta ahora 500
he tenido dos heridos. AL enemigO
le he aprehendido 3 armas de fuegO
muertos 13 hombres y cojidos algu-
nos caballos. Los nombres = cargos
que desempeAaban los muertOs 80
expresan 4 continuation
d. Ignacio Mora, Secretario de IA
CFc'afa J honlbre de muchs infuscla.
q k-~.s.- ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
Excmo. ST.:

FsrmadOs Manuel Soils, Agapito So
lis, J. A. Negroni, Eugenio Rodriguez,
B. Rodriguez, Eduardo Grau, Julio Ariz
mendi, Emiliano j. Diaz, Laureano Ra-
mos, por Jose L. Marcucci, como contri-
buyente, Juan I. Servia, Jose Sanchez.
Anscleto Vazquez, Angel Soriano, Juan
!. Servia, Agustin Rodriguez, Gustavo
Min, ruego de Jose Ortiz, como contri-
buyente, Juan l. Servia, Pablo de Coz
dOva, Juan /. de Roning, Fernando Acos-
ta y Gonzales, J. Sanchez, Jose Belen
Sandoval, Ezequiel Vazquez, j. Delgado.
Vicente Aymard, ruego de Antonio Co
llado, contribuyente, Eduardo Grau, Juan
Vargas, Antonio Tizol, Juan Rivera, j.
Adolfo Perez, |. Martin, a ruego de Juan
Munoz, contribuyente, Eladio Lebron.
Munoz, Juan Bautista Almod6
var, Luis Labrador, Alfredo Sanchez, Jo-
Sc Monserrate Sepdlveda Juan Enriquez
y Suarez, Pedro Csgiga, Jose Colombia,
Juan Francisco Radriguezs Ramon La
posta, Felipe Bautista Quihones, Jose
Ma Torres, Rosendo Agresor, Jose Fa-
cundc, Ramon Rios, Antonio Marcial, j..
Carazo, Eduardo Arena, Eladio Lebron.
Carlos Molina, & ruego de Manuel Cruz.
como contribuyente, Ramon Loposte,
Juan Rivas, A. Barrenechea, Jose r.
Fernandez, Pedro Ruiz, M Lima do, a
ruego de Manuel Marines, como contri-
buyente, Sandalio Martinez, Marcelino
Uriarte, 4 ruego de Francisco Acevedo
como cOntribuyeute, E. Lebron, joe Ce-
estino Reyes, por Francisco Marcucci
Alfredo Sanchez, MaximiSo Taulier, MAJ
.os Garcia, Jose Ro lriguez."
Es c6pia.-El Secretario de Co.
,iefno, Dts Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
Excmo. ST.:
Francisco Candelas. +"
Els cdpia -El Secretario dc Co.
bierno, DiS Romero.


ExcmO. Sr.:
Los que 4 continuation 6rmamOs, veci-
nos de este pueblo, creemos cumplir el
mas sagrado de los deberes, al hacer ups
p6blica manifestation de nuestra lealtad
nunca desmentida para nuestra amada
Espafia. Hemos militado en- ell partidO
reformists, pero sin dejsr Por ESQ de ser
espanoles leales y estsr prontos sacrif-
car nuestras vidas y haciendas, 81 la de-
fensa de la Nacion 8 que nos honramos
pertenecer 10 exigia. Los hechOs que pre-
senciamOs en- tiempos pasados, nos hicie-
ron YER que no todos nuestros coreligio-
narios sbrigaban nuestros mobiles ssnti-
mientos; y el paternal GobiernO de V. E.,
su imparcialidad en- distribuir la justicia,
el comportamiento de los que antcs Gran
nuestros adversarios, Ia paz y tranquil.
dad que reina por do quiera y 10 protec-
cion que V. E. y sus dignos delegados
brindan al hombre lsborioso honrado,
nos han convenoido de que Ia dicha y la
prosperidad de Puerto-Rico exigen, Ell
que, presoindiendo de opiniones politicas,
NOS coioquemos al lado de V. E. y de las
Autoridades que representa- q nuestro
Augusta SOberano , que, ante todo sea-
mos espaholes sin condolences.
Para llcnar este deber, manifestamos
pdblicamente, que acudiremos las urnas
electorales en- union de nuestres hcrma-
nos los conservadores, pues, sea cualquie-
ra nuestra opinion. nos unen A ellOs los
lazcs del amor a nuestra madre comun In
immortal Espaha.
Sfrvase V. E. admitir esta espontanea
manifestation y darla pubicidad 81 la
cree digna de clio. ~
Somos de v. e. feIes aubordinados y
atentcs SIS Q. B. aV. E L. M
Juncos, noviembre cuatro de mil ocho-
cientos setenta y cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-14
ExcmO. sr.:

Joaquin A. Porrata a-Por el elector
c.0t gbayehte D C nccpcios FIo.es, RI
man Gttgel.-J@as Fesrerse.-Nemes o
G,,4g,,lez --Josf G. Heyssandes.--M6r
COS q. Pagag.-Fruaessco PeSa.-Pedro
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
Lecturers Report to The Coun.
ty Council P of H., Goodhue
County.

WORTHY MAsTER:--Having been
appointed at our last Council as Coun-
ty Lecturer, to visit and speak to anv
or all the Oranges in the County who
solicited my services under the super
vision of Worthy Master, Overseer and
Secretary of this Council, I beg leave
to submit the following report of the
Oranges visited, together with such 9TH
er remarks, as in my judgement the ma
ture of the case calls for.
The number Of Oranges visited are
six which are as follows:
Farmers Guild Grange, town Of
Goodhue, Jan. 22d.
Belvidere Grange, town of Belvidere,
Jan. 23d.
Belle Creek Grange, town of Belle
Greek, Feb. 9Th.
Welch Grange, Town of Welch, Feb.
18th.
West Florence Grange, town Of Flor
ence, Feb. Goth.