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now N rs DONE.

Tho first. object in life with the
American people lie to "get rich the
second, how to regain good health
The fret can be obtained by energy,
honesty and saving; the second, good
health, by nsibg Greens AUGUST
Flower. Should you be q despopd.
emit sufferers from any of the effects
|ot dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indi-
gestiop, Sc, such ~ Sick Headache,
fa'pl,a,ion of the Heart, Sonr Stom-
acb, Habitusl Costiveness. Dizziness
OF the Head, Nervous Prostration,
Low Spirits, &C., you need not suffer
snothertday. Two doses Of AUGUST
FLowER will relieve You at once
Sample Bottles 10 cente. Regular
size Is cents Positively sold by all
first class Druggist in tho u. s.
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In Deadwood City, when mar
waltzes into a saloon or public Assem-.
blage and shouts, snow turn your.
selves loose" the accommodating
populace arise and "pile onto him by
thousands" and when they are
through with him, if there more OF
him left than there is of them, they
treat him kindly and walk him up to
the bar for all he can hold Generally,
however, he is too full oflead to hold
anything else. bS sssss
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S?ECsAL NOTICE.
u CARD.

To all who ale suffering from the errors and In
discretons of youth. nervous weakness. early de-
that will cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered By Q missionary in
south America. Send self addressed envelope
g the Rev. JOSEPH T. Imam. Station D, Bible
House Neac York ian29d&w6m
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David Bedwell's Sunday, Aug. 18th
about3 p. m. l made corn bread that
afternoon, ! think all that eat OF
the bread of corn meal were sick and
vomited. The sack was sitting on a
low cupboard near window. Sack
about one-third full. SLASH. ~
On Thursday, Aug. 23d, at Bladens-
burg, in Wapello county, Iowa, made
a post mortcm examination Of Eda
Bedwell, aged l5 years; IL hours af-
ter death. Present Drs. Winship.
Shearer and Parker. Rigor mortis
we'll marked; back and sides some
what discolored by echymosis lungs
and heart normal; stomach filed
with dark greenish fluid; mucous
membrane of the stomach red thro'-
out the whole extent, with extensive
liberation near tho pyloric orifice,
and in the great curvature; had the
appearance of having contained a
corrosive poison of some kind. The
lining membrane of the bowels were
also Redeemed from same cause prob
ably. From the evidences present in
the examination, and the evidence of
Drs. Shearcr and Parker, and from
a previous examination Of a sample
of corn meal, from which bread had
been made and of which the deceased
had partaken, / believe the deceased
to have died from the effects of an
overdose of arsenious acid.
E7"tatH" J. G. HINsEy, M. d.
We were present and concur in this
statement. p. ID. WINsuIP, M. ID.
w. +. PARKER, M. ID.
j. w. SHEARER, M. d.
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EyERLaSrIxG pERrUmE

Murray Lsnman's Florida Water has often
been styled the "Eyerl ssting Perfume" It ia In.
deed true shat its do fghtful and re ffeshiDg fra
GRANGE fingers for many lays around whatever
y tonches-unlike the ordinary perfumes, that
leaves NO trace OF their momentary eX stence save
tho sickly, heavy Odor of rancid oils. buyers
should always esk for the Florida Water prepared
BY LAnman Kemp, New York. 40. dAWlm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

We refer our farmers to DR.. For
sha's advertisement. The ALTERA-
TIVE BALsAM proves to be the best
family medicine in use. Call on your
druggist for supply.
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ExcuRsioSs.-zWc wish to sinforn

ExcuRsfoNs.GWe wish to sinform
our readers that AL we know;of-ex-
cursions we get from such informa-
ton as is furnished us by The differ
ent railroad companies and published
in our columns. Particulars in rela-
ton to the Cleveland excursion may
be had by calling on w. G. Linn,
Gen. Agent of the North Missouri,
or C Z. Boude, of the X. & D. NJ. or
w. b. Armstrong Of the G. d. & @.
or j. A. Pinto Of the Central
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

The latest. greatest, and most reliable
remedy eyer put together by medical science for
rheumatism, Wounds, swellings. Burns. Csked
Breast &C.. 10 Ore Centanr Linimcnt. There arc
two kinds. What the White Liniment is for thu
human family, the stronger kind-whieh Is gel
low in color-is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals. Their effects are wonderful.
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LOOK OUT FOR
i M PO5TORS


All men receiving instruction from ms In castre.
ting cling horses have certificate to that e.
feet. / have been altering ridgllng horses for
years And am able to subsl antiate my assertion,
By hundreds Of good citizens of Illinois, Missouri
and iowa. Now, some unprinefpled men, mo-
willing to pay NE for INSTRUCTIONS have gone n
farmers, claiming to be experts la the business
the attempted operation generally resulting In
the death OF the horse, and the wnuld-h generator
has failed to trim him. One man, by Is name OF
Smith, residing some four or five miles from Ia
tavis, am told, has tried a number Of cases in
which he has FAXED to csstrAte. However the
trial has $50 far as am able To learn proved fatal
to the horse. In Abba there il man cl Inning "a
have my system Farmers, Keep your eye 90 bin,
he is q fraud. On June 2lst, 1877 II q. Do,n,
formerly of Fair neld, now located at OifumWa'
was present and saw me operate on the follow 1
rldgling horsas for Mr.. Downing, Mr.. III. NJ.
Brighton, and Mrs Sta'liaens, not Jar from Fair
ncld. II. q. Doan now concludes to Try his Ian
(withont instruction). On or al out the s7tn OF
July, Isl. he. IN company With j. Moore, of Fair
Corners, In Jefferson county. Mr. Simmons told
me that H. G. D0an claimed to he the man mai
had castrated Brighton's. Downng's and STALL
mans ridgliEg horses, and that he had been in
the business number OF years, had altered 40 +
80 ridgling horses this sprL s, ard had just re-
ceived 500 for teaching man the art of trim
ments he was permitted to try his skill on a rIdg
ling horse belonging to w. II Simmons. Mark
the sequel! simmons tells me that Doln made
an incision and passed his arm in half way to the
elbow. After Keeping the horse confined the
greater part of an hour he failed to get tho seed
the horse mad not been on his feet but q few min
utes when his bowels came down, whereof non
Doan ordered the horse to be Knocked In the head,
which was done. Now, farmers, will you EN-.
ploy inexperienced men or one who has had
years OF practice. If You have ridgling horse,
can alter him. You can have any number OF
men iospect the operation aud If they say cut
or bleed more than In plain cases, make you no
charge. Also operate for rupture and Scr0tal
Tumors tWater seeds i can give you hund red ;
of references, which those parties csnnot do /
also teach this system.
aug l5-wtf, r. o. Box 5G4, Otaum " q Ia .
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ii. III. MCGUIRE,
JOHN Nj. j. ALLEN

Attest: L. l.. LATHRor, Coroner.
Samples of the suspected meal
were brought to Drs. IIinsey, Lathrop
4 Winship. DIR. Winship tested the
meal and found it to contain large
quantities of arsenious acid.
To-day, DR.. Winship tested other
samples of meal sent in from the
ncighborhood with negative results
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

Be sure you buy your Boots and
Shoes at PHILIPPE, a25wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29
8 Proaparous MilIlng:

DIR. L. C. Cook of the upper mill in
forms US that " heat is coming in rap
idly and. of the very best quality. He
says much Of the wheat he is receiv-
ing and making into floul, will weigh
62 lbs to the bushcl. lie is also just
completing arrangements to grind
buckwheat, of which there is promise
for . good crop. The tour made at
Cooks mills stands A No. 1.
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.aJoTTfNGs.

bduuy ives, vi TIC rWeS, tclis Vi u
farmer he knows Of. raising only Ia
bushels Of oats to the acre. That's
the kind of patrons thatthe Times has.
The CouRIEh snbscribers raise from
40 to 60 bushelsto thcsacre.
The Dee Moines Register says: A
number Of the shad planted in the
Des Moincs river three years since
have been, caught several miles below
the city. The theory that shad will
not bite alta hook appears to be ex-
ploded.
Big piles of goods marked for all
points in Southern and Southeastern
Iowa in front of Porter Bros. and
Hackworths indicate an extensive
and rapidly growing trade for that
Wholesale Saddlcry and Leather
Honse. sa x#E% 9Est
NICE Naive are indebted to
Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Chief of En-
gineers U. S. A., for very handsome
and correct map of the Seat of War
in the East. This map is complied
and published by order Of the Scc'y
of War.
We have received No. l, Vol. l, of
the Interstate. Normal Monthly,
published at Moulton, Iowa, r. G.
Campbell, editor. 1t is a handsome
quarto, A column sheet, and as its title
indicates devoted exclusively to cdu.
cation. Send and get a specimen
copy if you wish to see the quality OF
an educational journal they get up at
Moulton.
q. w. Boulton, one of the most eX.
tensive travellers from this city, says
that all fears Of short crop may
safely be set at rest. In the northern
counties the farmers have full CROP
of all sorts Of grain. wheat yielding
from 20 to 30 bushels per acre, oats
from 40 to 100 bushels and the corr
crop the heaviest known for many
years. ..5.a
By the courtesy Of Thos. E. Moore
editor of the Columbus Sdfeguurd
we are in possession of the third an
nual catalogue of the Eastern lowe
Normal School, at Grandview, Iowa
1t is handsomely printed, 81 page
pamphlet and is credit to the job
department of the Safeguard print.
ing establishment, at Columb bus June.
ton.
On Monday the 9th inst, the Crane
Convocation Of the Knights Templal
of the Is. takes place at cleveland
Ohio. Our city will be repl esentet
by Sir Knights Nose B. Walker. Chas
Bachman and 4. T.. Mcdonald, who
leave for Cleveland on Saturday eve.
ming. They win no doubt have 8
grand old time.
Harry Hedrick found on Skunk
river, and has left in this Office, the
head of an ancient war club that il
rather formidable. is of a close.
grained sandstone and weighs lbs ;
or. This instrument welded by tho
arm Of CONC anciepts thletemust have
dealt destruction AZ. a rapid rate Il
his antagonists. -.
Henry County Fair.
Mr.. Sam. NJ. Pyle, Secretary of tkt
enry County Agricultural Society
sends us an invitation to attend theil
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

J. H. Windsor, of Windsor & CO.,
the boss pork packers Of Des Moines
was in'the city over night, visiting
his relative, Alderman John I'll
Moore Mr.. W. informs US that his
house packed 5000 hogs during Hast
year, aud that Des Moines is growing
rapidly. l. - W ~ *
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&es a Liberal Reward sE So
Will be paid TO any one who will
bring me one copy of my Journal o,
Health. DIR. j. JACKSON order.
dSw.
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Headquarters for Plow Shoes a
Phillips. a25wt
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STATE OF IOWA,)
WAPELLo COUNTy,(

VA Hni'o W. ~ ~ a.4 f..ME af "a 81
An inquisition holden at Bladens-
burg. Wapello county, State Of Iowa,
on the 23d day of Aug, 1877, before
+. l.. Lathrop, Coroner of said coun-
ty, upon the body of Eda Bedwell,
there lying dead, by the Jurors whose
names are hereto subscribed:
The said jurors, upon their oaths
do say, that Miss Eda or Eta Bed
well came to her death from eating
Of bread made of corn meal with
which arsenic had been mixed mali
ciously by some persons to the jury
unknown. a@
In testimony whereof the said jul
rors have hereunto set their hands
this August 90, A. ID. 1877.
III. ii. MCGUIRE,
st.., JOHN M. j. ALLEN,
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Henry county Fair. ssT

HenFy county FaIF' q. = q
Mr.. Sam. NJ. Pyle, Secretary of the
vRnrv County Agricultural Society
sends us an invitation to attend their
18th annual County Fair, to be held
at Mt. Pleasant on the lite, 18th, 1sth
and 18th of September,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

w. B. Wycoir is fixing 70 move the
Briscoe grocery stock into the build
ing on Court street next to Lawrcno e
~& Carriers and DIR. Orr will remove
his drug store to the corner vacated
by Briscoe. 5GF
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A Beautiful Farm for Sale,

Two and half miles from attamwa, on the
main road north, have farm Of acres we'll
improyed; good frame house of rooms and eel :
lar; fair barn: splendid bearing orchard of ap-
pie trees, 100 In number; nn,ia large and bountnl
supply 81 all other fruit trees; fencing good; n
good TIMBER lot; coal bank on the place; the farm
well watered. 1t is choice farm within half 4
mile OF u two-story fine brick school house /
VIII sell on easy terms. Inquire of mo on the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

From Fridays Daily.
Nor GUILTY.-We learn that the
Jury in the case of John Brown ar
raigned for numbering Major g. ii.
Fletcher, at Keosauqua, this afternoon
returned q verdict of notsgMiltY.
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From ThursdA, ;sDsily

From ThuredAy eDeHy.
The CouR1ER FAMILY, continues 10
grow. This time It Is > boy at the
homo Of Norto1 Dg aIthssy, a.gradu-
ate u This Office. 49,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

A fellow was around town this
morning begging "a clean shirt. He
said conductor had promised him a
free ride and he wanted to go in style
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

Bic SIGN.-Thompson & Dennis the
Commercial College men are putting
up over this Office the boss sign of
Ottumwa. threads "Ottumaca Busi7
ness College," and Il 30 feetlong by
Az feet wide. 1t is fair specimen
of the hsndiwork OF painter R. A.
Wilson. \ VIZ III
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Hclals at whom they ran SO MUCH :

.H ~ at q
The west bound passenger train on
the X. q u. NJ, Railroad was fired
into to-day, either accidentally or on
purpose, between Sugar Creek and
the, railroad crossings. about a mile
below the city. Conductor Ross was
standing in the door Of the smoking
car looking towards the rear Of the
train when the shot was fired which
filled the end of the car full of shot.
A few shot struck his legs but not
hard enough TO disable or hurt him
much. He is at loss to account for
the act as he had given no person
cause to injure him that he is aware
of. Many of the shot, which were of
small size, struck hard enough to bury
themselves in the wood, and might
have caused serious injury to some of
the passengers.s II done on spurpose il
is q dastardly trick, and if accidentally
done the perpetrater if found should
be severely punished for his, careless
ness. ~ " No. ~ &A%f W W
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

The Harvard Base bail club, on
their return, last night were greeted
by a lively serenade from a brigade
of boys, each blowing a tin horn
and collectively making the town
howl with their discordant music.
The boys, however, took the racket
in good part.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-08-29

The residence of John II. Mails, liv-
ing in or near Eldon, was robbed
Sunday night by three men and a
woman. The whole heighborhood
turned out and caught the robbers
Monday night, and they had trial
at Eldon THE morning and after re-
turning oil the stolea goods they
were fined $S5 and costs, which they
gladly paid, and then skipped ont for
Missouri where they belong. Capt.
jacques was employed for the de-
fence. f = 80,
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Farmer Clarkson, whose agricul-
] tural page in the. Iowa State Register
is the best weekly contribution of Ag-
aicultural literature which we know
of, ia authority for the following in
that paper to-day:
"Our agricultural editor this morn
ing mentions a rumor ithat the lows
Grange will never more pay. tribute
to the National Grange. Our agri-
cultural folks think there is too much
corruption and extravaganza at head
quarters. The farmers now begin to
see that even Tho officials that they
alone select are as human as the other
off ciala Mt w hnm thew rail 40 much.n q
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WEEKLY COURIER
WEDNnspAt MeRxfke, AVG. %, 1877.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
tpssm wednesdays Daily.

iFr0m WednesdAy's Daily. :" > - . = ~
Our old friend Nels. Woodford Of
agency City is in town and reports
business looking up in that place.
kE n II Murphy employed About the
pumping works for the &C. b. h Q.
railroad in this city had his hand
/ eau ght in the machinery on Tuesday
evening and quite seriously injured.
He is good pluck and we hope he
may soon be able to resume his duties
again.,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17

dad que embargaba 4 los deudos y
amigos de los pasajeros del vapor
correo Puerto RICO, eli su 1ltimo
viaje, con Ell anuncio de su feliz lle-
gada d Santander, anuncio que sc CO.
manic0 4 la Habana 4 los Is dias
despnes de sn arribo & las playas es-
panolas.
A bordo del vapor frances L1fa-
yette, procedente de Veracruz, han
Ilegado 4 este puerto el captain don
Cosme de GOTTA Ell pilote, eentra-
maestro y marineros que compontan
la tripulacion de la barca espanola
UK cuyo buque Sc hailaba en- la ra-
da de Lechugaillas costa barloven-
to de Veracruz) listo para empren-
der viaje 4 Liverpool con uncomple-
to cargamento de palo moral yce-
dro, cuando fue sorprendido por un
fuerte temporal del E., con mucha
mar del mismo rumbo, que le hizo
If sobre la costa, perdiendose total
mente del % al 30 del pr6ximo pasa-
do Agosto, pesar de las buenas dis
poslciones tomadas por el captain y
de los esfuerzos de toda la tripula-
cion para veneer ell peligro.
El captain de la barca espaiiola
J. ~ b., procedente de Santander,
participa que el dia 81 de Julio dlti-
mo, estando 4 unas I millas al NO.
de la villa de Camarinas, recogi6 los
nlufragos pescadores Juan Lopez y
Antonio Dominguez, tripulantes de la
balandra Golond,ana, de la que era
patron Manuel Domingaez Pazos,
de la matrfcula de Finisterre, la cual
habla salido del puerto de Majla la
tarde del dia anterior, y zozobro q
las seis de la mafana del q, aho-
gandose el patron y otros tres indi-
viduos mas. 49,
FL vapor espanol Diego, de la ca
rrera de Liverpool 4 la Habana, en-
telegrama que Sc ha recibido Sc. CO.
munica que ese hermoso buque Sc
tincendi6 completameHte enalta mar,
durante la travesia de Nueya- York
4 Liverpool. En- el telegrama no Sc
dice ell dia nj Ia altura en- que Sc ha-
llaba el Diego cuando ocurri6 ese
desgraciado suceso, pero 81 dala con-
soladora noticia de que Sc salEaron
los tripulantes.
Y VI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17
CARTAS DE CUBA.

Nuestro bien informado y active
coresponsal de la Habana nos ha re-
mitido las siguientes dos importan-
tes cartas, una por ell vapor correo
de las Antllas, y otra fechada 4 s del
corriente, por ell vapor ipgl6s que lie
g0 4 este puerto el domingo. En-
elias Sc aclaran los rumores de paci,
fcacion que por aqul circularon, los
cuales; como Sc vera mas abajo, no
carecfan de fundamento, por mas
que la prensa de la Habana guarde
sobre este asunto un prudente y pa
triotico silencio. La segunda carta
y otras notioias POGO importantes
que otro dia publicaremos son las
mas recientes que en- esta isla Sc como
cen. Seguimos con atencion estos
acontecimientos y de ellos tendremos
al tanto 4 nuestros tavorecedores.
Por ahora nos concretamos 4 reco-
mendar la atenta lectura de estas in
teresantes correspondencias:
HABANA, octubre 10 de 1877.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris
Hace pocos dias, el II de setiem-
bre, publico E Aba de Santa Cla-
ra un suelto por demas signifcativo
Dice ast
Desde aver corren de boca en-
boca halagiieilos rumores de proxi-
mos y grandes acontecimientos en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-17
HABANA, Octubre 8 de 1877.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris:


Mi estimado amigo: Contin1an
corriendo vlentos favorables q la pa
ciicacion del pals. Las noticias to-
das corren de boca en- boca, y Sc ha-
cen concentrates de todas classes pc
ro la prensa local guarda prudente
silencio, y elude toda aclaracion que
de fuerza de verdad y garantfa de
esperanza 4 los que tienen hambre y
sed de tranquilidad, para que ell pals
Sc reponga del quebrantamiento que
sufre por efecto de la guerra que dem
tro de dos dias vera lncir Ell sol de SUI
noveno aniyersai'io. Mucho Sc ade-
lanta, as( en- ell terreno militar, como
en- ell de las negociaciones. Las per-
sonas que vienen de Manzanillo ase-
veran que hay poca distancia de
aque. pueblo un terreno que Sc de-
nomina ell Congo, que es, digamoslo
asl, campo neutral, donde van los je-
fes separatistas, sin ser molestados, 4
conferenciar con ell general Cortijo
s sus Delegates. SQue Sc espera
para que esa ofrecida sumision de las
partidas de Bayamo, Manzanillo y
Jiguani, sea un hecho C.'sa es que
10 ignore. Pero tengo entendido
que no es solo en- ese departamento
donde hay la misma predisposicion
favorable en- bien de la paz. En- Ia
manana de aver sali6 para Sancti-
Spiritus ell brigadier D. Francisco de
Acosta y Albear, digno hijo de Gu
ba y uno de los que han tornado
mas activa parte en- la presente
guerra. lie lleva a ese departamen-
to, segun dicen personas de SUI inti-
midad, ell deseo de coadyuvar i la
obra de la pacificacion, pues parece
que aunque ha habido por aquel de-
partamento algunas presentaciones
importantes, varios cabecillas del Sc
paratismo han manifestado que esta-
ban dispuestos q someterse al senor
Acosta y Albear, por cuya razon Sc
hace precisa, necesaria su presencia
en- aquel punto. Por 1ltimo, en- ell
Camagiiey ayuda grandemente al ge-
neral Cassola d lograr la sumision de
la gente en- armas que a1n existe en-
aquel departamento, un tai Urioste,
.efe prominente en- las filas enemigas
y presentado no hace mucho tempo.
Con decir que tiene Urioste ALOHA
miento en- la casa de gobierno, y que
d el Sc debe Ia presentation de un
n1mero considerable de enemigos,
va Sc comprendera 10 importante de
su personaidad.
A prop6sito de Puerto Principe:
ell comandante general de ese depar-
tamento, Sr Cassola, ha publicado
en- E9 Eanal 10 resuelto por ell go-
bernador general de la isla en- IA de
setiembre, en- ell terreno politico y CO.
mo medida que tiende q acallar du-
das y desconiianzas y q hacer mas
franca la puerta del perdon y Ell oil
vido para los que aun permanecen
sordos d la voz de la razon y L SUI
propia conyeniencia. He aqul 10 re-
suelto:
81 Todos los ildividuos que hayan
estado en la insurreccion 8 hubieran
sido declarados in6dentes en- cualquiera
tempo, y hoy VIVIAN libremente al am.
paro de la bandera nacional 3 de sus
legltimas Autoridades, estan de hecho
indultados dc los penas que les CORES
pondieran por aquel acto de rebellion.
quedando desde luego en- tai concepto
en- plena possession desua derechos ciyiles