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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
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ny. All Confederate soldiers In the cOun-
ty are cordially invited to participate
With the regiment on the solemn occasion.
The following committee Of ladies we're
appointed to decorate the cenotaph and
prepare flowers for the decoration of the
graves:
Miss Music McCOrfy, Chairman.
LIST Ward-Miss Medora Caruthers and
Miss Kate Stark.
End Ward-AIiss Emma Dashi.dt an d
Miss Mary Mason. % VI e : o0
Sd Ward-AIiss Laura Pyles and Harriet
Stoddert Z s''''
4th ward-Miss Maggie MeCowat and
Miss Fannie Taylor. a-l.il ~ i.'ti
This committee are requested to call
upon the ladies of the city at large for
such assistance as may be desired, and to
hold and executive meeting at as early
day as possible.
The fOllowiLg gentlemen were appoint
cd committee to assist the ladies, and
to prepare tie graves for decoration.
Judge ii. W. MeCorry, chairman; Rob
ert Lindsey, R. II. Bostick, Thomas A.
Blair, II. c. Anderson, Gilbert Anderson
and Sam f. Smith
This committee are urged to early ac-
ton, and to report to the committee of la
dies for duty when ever said committee
meets. as
The following committee on music was
appointed by the Chairman: VIII. Bru-
ton, NJ. d. Meriwether and B. A. Person,
with instructions to secure the services
of a good band, provided the cost was
not eXOrbitant. ruFr-t-g
The following were appointed COM
mittee to procure an orator, with instruc-
tons to report to the president and secre-
taries by Saturday, the 22nd inst: Geo.
T. Fortune, J. w. Gates and JAS. p. War
lick. "a 8saes 4aaA
The corresponding secretary was in
structed to send special Invitations TO
officers and members of the regiment re-
siding out of the county as far as practi-
cable. Survivors of the 9th Regiment
everywhere are warmly urged to be pres
emit and participate in the exercises Of
the day. ~. t.r
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The following will be the order of the /
day as appointed by the meeting:
LIST. Assembling of the Regiment in
the Court House at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the transaction of regimental business
and for organization.
End. Marching of the Regiment at ?
O'Clock P. NJ, to the cemetery, accompa-
MED BY all the ex-COnfedeIates present
who may desire to join the procession.
Sd. The Regiment and its guests to be
formed around the cenotaph. in the GENE
terry and prayer by the Rev. John A.
Harrison, ID. ID.
4th. The decoration of the graves by
the 9th Regiment and other ex-Confeder-
ates
9Th. Reassembling of the Regiment
and others around the cenOtaph and the
Grafton of the day.
9th. Prayer by Capt. A. b. Jones' chap
lain, and benediction by the Rev. w. II.
Patterson.
9TH. March back TO the Court House
aud disbandonmeht.
"A. b Jones,
Captain and v p.
ROBERT GATES, Secretary.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22

Centennial Fans, Centennial Combs
for sale at +t
80 s. NEnP. ANDERsON's5
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
SoMTnING ABOUT CORN.
fFor the Southern Planter and Farmer

flor The Southern Planter and Farmer.
As bread is the staff Of life. | have
thought that. perhaps, in the raising VI
corr aud the peauut-lthe great elements
for procuring bacon) my little experience
might benefit some of my fellow planters.
III ihe outset, however. premise that all
successful agriculturisls mnst be governed
by climate aud SOIL as different ATTITUDES
aud different soils require corresponding
difference Of management Of even the same
crops. Ny laiid. without feriilizing, will
not produce more than froul six TO eight
bushels per acre. By The application Of
such N aterial as | could procure at home.
have brought it up to fifteen bushels 10
the acre. use no commercial fertilizers.
This is The outline II my node OF plant.
ing and culture. 1 lay 81 my rows the 81
snd half feet distant. and check fouI feet.
then plant every tLree-ieet row, 20 IS to
give the corn distance Of four by seven
feet. Having taken soma pains for the
last three years for the improvei6en; o. my
cor. BY careful selection cfseed. nov
generally get two ears 70 the stalk.
plant the peanuts between each hill of corn
n the row, and between the rows Of corn,
seven feet ID width. plant full row oi
tire peanuts. As the peanut IS NOT de-
trimental to the growth Of corn, nor but
slightly 10 the way in its eul ure, the pea
crop is clear gain Of twenty. five Or thirty
bushels to the acre. These fatten my hogs
with the assistance OF very little c.rn. The
peas do not attain such size as 10 be ma
Ssrially in the way until corn is ready Il
lay by. l hoe each crop twice-once al
sn early stage Of the coru's growth. aud a.
gain when lay the coru BY. AS corn snC
bacon are what we o. the South mostly
heel. think the method | pursue is the
surest one to procure both. At least
know Of none better. Occasionally l baye
planted spsckled peas 10 the corn rows. a
/ think that. TO have variety Of food
Causes the hogs to take on fat moro rapidly
columbia; Ala.
]. L. Wilson
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

WEEKLY COURIER.JOU URV1J
One year ~ s9,oo. TIVE papers Or Httie more
tian fIlr prize afnhp.
sr1d . Thres Dollars and rerrlse yaar lloine
paper With the I0nIief.Jgnruai. the b,..t Hif.
tieet. DsiglItest aud aiiIed Cny weekly N ile
ruilHtfg.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
MILLET.

have grown Eifliet with success for a
humber Of years and as think very highly
u is and believe il would be more gener-
ally cultivated II its good qualities we're
better known. / am induced to tell what l
I know abous it. hoping thereby TO benefit
ZONE other farmer. What say is about
the common millct; have as yet had no
experience With German variety. Millet is
ar'anual grass. having soft stalk with
Numerous long blades aud fine, large
head fllcd with nutritious seeds little
larger fksa cibser seed. Il i Of rapid
growth and natures IN eight or ten weeks
from tilrs Of seeding. When cnt at the
proper time ada well cured. il makes ex-
cellent hay a. nutritious as timothy or any
other grass. l think shich is eaten greedily
By cattle horese and sheep.
The soil best suited to' this grass Is a
Hcf. esrdy lozm. II win DO well On any
rich ktff hOt vet or very stiff. but il must
be ~ eood heart or we'll nanured. Ii
sho6id he thoroughly broken with two.
bOrse ploa and narrowed fne, aud the
seed soun and narrowed in. Il Is lest to
roll Il. TOO. but il not necessary. On good
high land. SOW half bushel Of seed 10 the
acre. but on rich bottoms | find three pecks
enough.
ShlIei Is easily killed by frOs.. and
should not be sown until April. after frosis
have ceased. and may be soan from that
tirne until the lst cf Augusg. BY sowing
before the middle Of May. have freqaen.
fiy made two crops the same year on The
dame land. For bay Il should be cut rs
soon ss Il bas attained its full height. shile
she Leadsare Jet green. sben il begins 10
turn yellow. and ripeB, IL Is less ysldable
and cattle do not relish IL.
On good. light h:ghlands Il VII Weld
one or more tons of bay per acre. and on
rfch'lov grounds two tongat least. Il
yields from tbisty to sixty bushels ofsced
per acre. BY letting few acres ripen .
supply may 30 KEPT ap. d
biillet b preferable 10 spring oats be-
carss Il does not rus. makes better
growth, and can BE- wnlater. heyeo after
aerop u winter oats Or wheat has been
taken OF the lapdl. Il il better than SOW.
isg corn for fodder. becsuse Il comes quick
or aa6 is much easier 70 cure.
Iknov Of no objection TO millet. bu.
have beard thst some say il i injurious 70
hofsls. Too large feed of The ripe seed
might do tie ss15e harrn that too much of
any other very rich food would DO.
think no sach objeetiOo can be raised if
ikeat st tbe proper time. I bsys been
fssding Il 70 horses and males for scYsrsl
years past. and have never obseryed any
lad elects from iis use. On the contrary,
horsess sbd s.osk of al kinds. eat il greedi.
y sBd trise on it.--F Guy. tRisersid.
Farm. Chesterfield conpsf. ya;l IL III.
SosfLern Pi,mfsr AMI FnrteT.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
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GEO sTINSON 4 Co., Portland, Me.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
Il. DIX. ,WADE,S
liver C0RREGI0R'1
slll D Nd tlUllI8 no IfsIJ lIy7' 'hlI'Sf2i.
I Free from alcoholic StimaiaAas.

esil4 y NI, clAefs no lfsiy lis7'hli'sIgi.
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Among thenmny discoveries 81 yaiIr.lie.ren,-
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sRedi he fqyo,bfg 1sstiaiolidls:
i tse Eefea T q, GiansilIe y Y Mar. 10 "a.
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is IsaAc N 6af. S.S 'sIPSssSs * P,ss Y siradows
Frof. M6Jlhda, Elnefittls. III Washington u
ksni lersty. Ma NOV isesi,lent Il aysIcan, W htel
81 slvS sass sas!si ssr ssss corrsctor aoa
Cuv.is ona oi theyely nsstrelneaes for byslsi'-7
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III. .joaes, d prpniil ent physician n Virginia,
who iasptescfihed itiof two yeais. savr:
a can ilad % bslierrsme.l, lar spepsia and
Liver Complaint tl.an Wales I.lygr Corrector,,.
tlelnan oi VA SAYS. ui9 81 - aNAa eiif -
~ k,sp 7 yss''lalrs ~ my family. and would not
aMf.Jokah a M. c.i,ilar. tdtihfy TrSaltiFer Of
Dupltn N ~ says, Matr's Liver Cogiecgpr has
done me- :noir gpod, ard given Dle more relief IN
I!sINilAlas tHlu any HltuittHt tftf tpVhs Nc.
prof. Noel, Of College Of Physicians mid snr-
| geous pfisaltiuiple, and u Acknowledgment
| tiOner L bat city, prescribe nDdusrsit IN liiS
own fimil vlmfI eiys. his the hef remedy tor
l,yspupsis!N ,nirpid Liver and Constipation of
Bowels eyer knew. fi fa -
Baltimore Sun SAYS: DIR Wadc's Liver .orree-.
tor u prescribed ly our hes. .ph,siears for Dys
pepsia anasi,l Diseases, and we aayifs ans u
our friends suffering With such, % give i trial.
Catholic Mirror ays:- wclrecommrnd Wada,s
| Liver Carrettaf " all who arr suffering with any
ehrnnlc disease Of Liver. We can speak VI is
merits " We have tried Il, M
DE- Wuiker, q celebrated plysicidn of W
Va. pruuOtH.ces. Tsais's Licer Correri.r
he best remedy exisn,t for DysPefsia o.
luHgts forms. i
y. WADE 4 co. Sole Propreion.
29O W. Baltimore St.
Baltimore.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

With powdered ime. also k,ep the soil, .,
iartas the vines extend. we'll spfmkled with
lime. In rainy seasons, rhcn ihe grass
aunot be kept down, liafa Should be used
is often as. il is wasliedssH .by the rains.
have found the old English s5s,em Of
growing the maskmellon the best---siiat IL
The ridge system. II can be done much
easier than making hills. The ridge, or
Ut least lurrow, is mades with a turning
plow 10 this furrow the manure is spread,
ard bcsidci up like cotton Or corn, The
burrows may Le laid Of six feet apart, and
the seed planted from five to six feet on the
center u the ridge. | have succeeded in
this way much better than By plunting IN
hills. Il Is good pan TO put fiat chip
o. piece Of broken ane Of glass under
each mellon aud as they advance in size 70
keep them turned over once day; this
should hr done without twisting the stem
or inju in its growth
tinu lime to be good also for the cab
bpge worm, and tomatoes viii hst much
longer II tile sill aud leaves are kept well
srrinkled with lime. have used it, aud
+ II always resulted ii success. "A little la
bor and careful attention in both the pre-
paration IL The soil and killing OUT hoxinus
! grass and weeds willovercoma the various
diIfcultie james Parker in our Home
Joarndf and Raal SoRtitiRd.
trfssest r. ~ -->--4-<>- W ~
A cheap and simple remedy is given as
| follows:
Take few Iunpsof common quick or
stone lime. pour ~ it y tile wafer. just
sufficient that when slaased it viii be a
dry powder (hydratc o. lime) Air slack
cd lime will not answer. When the worms
apeepr on the plants. sprinkle them with
this powder. Il vii. Kill. them in short
order. and will moi injure the plant in the
least. Ii more worms should appear,
which islikely to be the case. repeat the
operation. This remedy has the merit of
Of being effective. cheap. and within The
reach Of all.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
THE nusKMEDON WORM.

Ils Interpretations can bs greatly checked
By kesrtng The sOil perfectly cIes6 aadfree
iron grass. and lbe lesses kept we'll dusied
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
THE SUN

THIS CLAIM HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1865.
DpNQl0Nu obtained FOR Uili,eIs. stldierr and
IhNDlUWD Seamen Of War es 1851 Il ),
and Ibr l.lnlr ilcirs. The law Includes de~erters
aud those dishonorably discharged. IfMoundcd.
injured, or have eontrarted any disease apply aI
once. Thousands entitled. Gre1t ntimbers en-
htied fosan increased rate. and shonld apply i'm
nlftltstely. All soldiers and Seaine. or the NJ AR
of lsls who served for any period. however short
Hhether disabled or not.-and ali widows Of
such not now on the Pension ruls, are request
ef e -ssud nle their address 1t once.
D0HnIV. Many who enlisted IN 1861 . and
DUUHlI. aare entitled. send Jour discharge
and have them examined. Business before the
PATENT OEFlCk solicited. Officers returns
and sccoants settled. and al jud elaiIns prose
cufed.
AZ make no charge unle,s successful, re-
quest al to enElOse Two stamps fnr rcply aud re-
Turn Oi papers. GEORGE r. LEMON.
Lock Boz AZ. Washington. ID. G.
recommend Captain Lemon, a. an hoaara-
hle and s;lscessIul Practitioner. ) A Hurl5tit.
y. g. ith Congressional District Of llIinOis. late
Nsj. Ocn'l u. i. Vols.
In writing mention name ofthis paper.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

NT77 Pm WEEK guaranteed 10 A.euts,
II Male and Female, III their own locality.
WI Terms snlUUTFiT Free Address
P.O FICKEgY & co., Augusta, aIe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
THE DANyTLLE TIMES.

rgsHIsh Demsmnils wcrkJy pnfet. easal,llsh.
Il rd ia lf6l, having al exfenslSe elFeulaiiDn
n Ill The fifglhia and North carolina counties
around ttsntile. pree -, yenr, ei. for six
menibs; 10 seni- feF iliroe months. spec men
eoplrs tpEHarded upon application.
Addre. T.. EOIiIDIN.
jnH Y Editor aDd PfopfietOr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

pa-senger trsIn lrasIng Raelrhsai i, n
connects AZ 6rren<ioFa With the souI I,ef s,,,si
trsln; making the quiekert time 10 MI sn,,sl,.r.
rties. Accommodation Train Irayius Il lsk.Irl !,
I'D n CONNECTS with Northssa lse,.na fr,i,
- Grcrnsbcro fsr kirhmand and 81 polpls 80
Prlce Of Tirkrls samc as VA vfhrr r,Istcs
Accommodation Train lsaslnw tsrernsboro !,
1.pb y M. connect at q 0lislorO with NoFthrn
and Southern hound Trains on tha Wilmmsian
and wehlon Halroasl
Lyurhburg Accommodation iraye R,rhmora
tfHily ~ bNv in.. arrive nf igsfkesgll n N
p M, leave Burkcslle aze .. M, arrive a Isrh.
inond fs4am.
Pullman Ia arr ears on ~ mislif trains bctwe,a
clIiriosie aisd klshmsud, lsl.huai chanxr:
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2S2 Miles.
Papcr-fhai hare srranscmrnt. "a aaver,i.o IN.
.clllile u this 1easpaay VII ple Ss print = /.
bogr.
For further information asl.lrrss
JOHN II. MACMUkIU, ticn1 Pss. Arpnt
T.M.R. Tsinnrv.
kRsiuesr snd sapenniendsuL
, 1876-10-07
FOR SALE CHEAP.

GNOR Cash, ~ Yoke of No. WORK OXEN,
e Betting s.out ~ feet each, 6 to years
OLD; also complete sett of Logging Gear, with
Cooking Department; and portable camp 2Ox
80 in good order and built strong with hunks
Stoves Crock, ry and furniture. Also, l pair
of MULES, 15h hands high, and No Elep-
tic 6ping Wagon, together with harness, also
first class wagon. Apply to
JAMES TAYLOR, Blakely,
my12tf or w. T. BALLoU, Seattle.
, 1876-10-07
The Rubber Paint!

Is put up in Quarts, Gallons and Five Gallon
Cans, ready for use, in all shades and eolors
and for sale by W. IL. SHOUDY.
e. Shop back Of Horton Denny's Bank
BuildGing, Seattle. f24-f
, 1876-10-07
Proclamation by the Governor.

Proclamation by the Governor.
1, ELISHA ?. FERRY, Gov
ernor of the Territory Of Washing
ton. do hereby declare that q Gen
eral Election will be held In said
Territory ON Tuesday, the seventh
day of November, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-six,
at which the following named Off
GERS will be elected, viz:
A Delegate to represent said Ter
ritory in the Forty Fifth Congress of
the United States.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the
First Judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the
Second Judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the
Third Judicial District.
Members of both branches of the
Legislative Assembly.
And all County and Precinct Off
GERS provided for by the laws Of said
Territory.
The electors will also at said cleo
ton vote "For" or Against" call
ing Convention to form State
Constitution.
Ia Testimony Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the Territory to be
affixed.
L. s. Done at Olympia, this 9th
day of September, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-six,
and Of the Independence OF the
United States the one hundreth.
ELISHA p. FERRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY G.. STBUyE,
Secretary Of the Territory.
, 1876-10-07
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You ali know the Frauenthal Brothers,
Who sell cheaper than all others
Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats and Shoes
And many other things to choose.
The best Of Goods that can be bought
Has lust been from Frisco brought;
Not alone for show, but to sell
So low that some don't like it well.
How much we IJse none need to care
As long you get them on the square
The loss, if any, 1t is our own;
Nor shall we meet you with a frown.
4 Stock oe such large proportion
Here, must put you in the notion
To buy whatever is required,
II upright dealing is ADMIRED.
One PRICE to all, let ii be known,
And no partiality shown;
The terms are pla in if you cali
On the Brothers Frauenthal j.
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Aviso importante.

Don jose Airet, dnico Ageute de Ia
Moda h'eyaate, Ilststracion Espa,5ola
y americana q Correo de UAsa0sar Ell
81 cuarto Departalnsutu, suplica a los
Sses. sucritores q dichas publicacio.
nes, Sc slrvan manlfestar con tiempo 81
cont n1aa e! ahono pr6ximo de 1876.
LA prima s regalo dc la PAsTE
ILUsrRADA DEL CoRREo DE ULTRA.
MAR, que Sc la puhiica 10 va, Sc tltula
LA lsLA MisrERlosA, escfita nor el
celebre julio Verne Sc divide en- tres
partes.--1a Los nautragos del aire.--
"a Ell abaudonado, ,-3:. El secret, da
Isla.
Tambien admi'e suscriciones al
Courier de Ia Z Europs de L6ndres,
BoLETIN de Puerto k,co, Los Nisos.
Las No.;ciss, La Cwyespondeacia de
Espasa y. EtIo.paraiat de MaLrid y
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Parts y 4 obtas le cualqui Case que
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R0LETII N1RCAy1'IL
De pUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 lni BSPAnOLtS llh GoiDICl0kDs.
In. ..eres ante.

Sc arrienda en- la jurisdiction lie Eumasao, "a ha-
2ienda "Sau Jose" denominela "Mulas com mpuesta
30 1876 cne las lie iano en- su mayer pa.te
te exec ert.s pastos para bueyaa ,oos los ties
neuesarios para Ia elabo' acon tie az;ares en- dis
posi- ion 81 Ia do de bac el mayor u'mero de boao-
YES que Sc Desc, por que adeas de los ee
mehtos intispei.s.bes los ineores de la lie
ion, pur la frt;liiad de telrenos pereco
tsado d" sus establecmeatos, uaquinaln, carretera
bueyad- ga &a
De igla mode Sc arrienda la possession denoalinada
Iso'es lie Naguaeo", sta la ia islc zion de iicho
pueblo li,btacion, csmpues tn de 100 cue,-
ias dc terreuo ilanu seunbiuo malo o propio a
ia la .eba tie novilos q" eci-n,io Ia gran venaja de
esar Immediate al puerto destirado para el embarque
de ganadO, >endicudt al etecto ia .Xstencia de
noylli's rtses lie gu. coutene pre los con
vellc onalts.
El que de ee hacer prop s!ciones por una Ii otra
inca puee 'llliyirse Est. pueblo su due,a il. Sra
d. Manue G1itman de Rio, Ell ia & gurlad Que
u" de ia ande conve lille los prec s. por 8 s,mamer-
te elui ativ"s. H'm sarz., ~ :lp 3;h ,--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-05
Para Semana Santa.
"'EL SOL DE OR0,"
San Francisco 45.

En- este acredilado Establishments
Sc ACADIA de recibir do Paris, un bri :
llante suftilo de tafetanes, classes y
fayas dc seda negra para trajes, man
tiilas madrileflas de granadiea pun
to ralneadas, puntos blancos y negres
lisos y. horeadas, granadinas fnas para
mantos otros articules propios para
Ia estacion. Elegantes tdnicas y po.
lonesas de punto halnburgu9s para
senoras, vestidos hechos de Nausouk
blanc6s u bordados, bsstas blancas,
peinadoles, encajes cluny y gaipures
de colores y divers da.,cs de- articulos
Do mQds J fantasia ( presios .econd-
picos. l-6
tAs1REs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-04-05
Avis al p1blico.

Deseosa Ia Empresa del vapor costanero aspahol
"Nadrid,' de aviar 10 posib4 los gastos de los que
uts' este buquc para carga ha dispuesto que desde
esta ecia hasta nutyo ayso, cibra entegara 10
caga en- ei n''lse te esta Capital, ssudO por cuenta
lie ella sl lane!laja h4sta el vaeor.
La carga recbira dese la ante vispera del da de
sallda hasta aa dos ls Ia tiric p.ecisainente.
Motiih;ado por complete eI sisema de smbarques en-
al costaueo seguu 81 anunco one precede, cunlple
la Eupres; presente los c:rgadores que uticen
ese 5uque, 'e dsbsn pHsar recoger Ell la casa cou
signatalia os oonocimentos de IA carga previu pago
stvl Aete.
Al prop;O tempo debe lamar la aencion de los mis-.
lo' estamp las al Iorso dc Ios msny,nados docunsn.
I" San !an de Puerto 1icn 81 do Marzo de lo75
r arte, Her da,o tle Caraeena Cs-t;ansigntlrius