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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

PIE REPUBLICANS of Iowa true to
their convictions of duty have marched
to the front backed by 60, 600 MAORI
ty, and have said virtually 1--WE don't
believe in the Southern policy OF the
Administration. The convention held
at Des Meines last week, was char
aoteristic of the Republicans CT that
State. Nearly a thousand delegates
were present; the state officers were
nominated before the resolutions were
adopted, or written, and in all its de-
alterations the convention was virtually
a unit. The Administration was not
attacked, neither was its policy en-
dorsed. The Convention seemed to
stand and hold up before the nation
the monumental 60, 900 majority of last
November as an earnest Of what the
young state can do for the right, and
it gave the, people TO understand that
"no surrender of principle" was in
scribedi either upon its banners or bal
lots.
The resolutions, Of the convention
are broad and comprehensive, and its
candidates were selected to stand upon
its platform. The platform was not
builded to be tried by. aspirants who
might possibly test its strength and
popularity before subscribing to its
principles. When other states shall
learn to act as, wisely and fearlessly as
Iowa has done, then will there be great
er hope for the nation and the rights, of
AZ men will be secured and protected.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
Hon. Il. O. Howe and the Press.

During the past year the Milwaukee
Sentinel and a few papers of lesser
magnitude have been assailing Senator
Howe with vehemence more observa-
bic than proftable--m 1re. develish
than angelic. What Senator Howe
has done to merit the vituperative
wrath Of the frey little spaniels led
on by the Milwaukee bloodhound,
they don't deign to explain so the aver
age Badger intellect can understand.
To speak after the manner of men, we
would incline to the belief that the Sc
date Senator had, been raising the de-
VIII all over the country with his
satanic, Vaccinations confined to nc
particular locality.
And now comes the Eeeuinq Vis.
c0nsin and banks in unison with the
whole troop of dogs AID commands The
senator to get right down. upon hi:
belly and explain things; all because
Mr.. Howe had the audacity CD tc
have preference for Madison as the
seat Of the Pension Agency over thu
slow going "dcsertel village Mil
waukee.
The action Of the Wsc0nsip-tle
barking of the "more recent" cur, ha.
led Senator Howe TO- open his mouth
in reply. The Daily State Gazette
of Green Bay contains his letter tc
Louis A. Proctor Of the Wiscon sin
which is a model. The senator con-
tributes over two columns of the raci.
est reading We have enjoyed for long
time; every lii.e. is a seething iron.
every paragraph "tidal waxe'' that
swashes- about the ears of the whole
''coVey," and soon we shall hear their
gurggling barks as their shoots emerge
from the drenching baptism of ilony
and invective.
If Senator Howe were, guilty Of any
gross neglect of duty. or had oyerstep
ped the boundry-line of duty in his
position as Senator, the TRADE of the
press would, be in a measure excusabIe
AS it is the onslaught made is simply
ridiculous. Mr.. Howe has for sixteer
years served the nation most ably anC
faithfully. He has, stood alone ant
contended against host for the SUI
premacy of principle, and in his al
legiance to the party that has done sc
much for civilization and Nationa
progress, he stands the peer Of Wis
consin statesmen. In his cndea vor tc
say good word for Madison in the es
adjustment of the Pension Agency
he did not belittle his position, and
therein his right to do and say ought
to be no more questioned than the
right of the Milwaukee press to op.
pose, and speak in favor of Milwaukee
Senator Howe 'tstiil lives," and ha!
the respect and love of the party Ii,
has served so faithfully, as he has tn,
respect of his opponents who have
differed with him. upon political issue
for years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

TILE WAR, In the East is assuming
gigantic proportions, although there
seems to be temporary hull in the &C
tivity of both armies since Friday last.
The Russians have crossed the Dan
pbe in great force, and are prepared to
send devastation through the realm of
the Crescent. The latest reports are
that tie Turks are, fleeing, yet full OF
fight; and that Russia feeling her
power to entirely oYerwhelm them re
tards the movement of her forces.
which is interpreted to mean that she
desires to give the Sultan an opportun-
ity to sue for peace
England is,reported absolutely neu-
trail, thinking the cause of the Turks
past all hopes of success. The wal
will undoubtedly continue for months.
The turk will not yield. aud Prussia
will only accept peace upon terms OF
her own making, which will mean,
probably, the utter humiliation of the
Nroslem-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05


ROBERT DALE OWEN, one of the
most prominent literary and scientific
men of the age died quite suddenly on
the 25th of June, at Proctors Point
on Lake George, n. Y. A biography
ef so important character is always
interesting, and undoubtedly some one
of his many admirers and friends will
soon give it to the public. We copy a
brief notice Of the lamented deceased
from the Sentinel:
The life of Robert Dale Owen,
which closed yesterday, was a busy
one. Receiving social reform. impress
sions from his father, Mr.. Owen was.
always vigorous in pushing his ideas
and strong in their defense. He was
an author Of prominence and public
man of consequence, having written
on. political, social, physiological, az
chitectural and spiritual topics, besides
historical drama and novel that at
tracted some attention, and. having
served in the diplomatic and legislative
branches of the government. As
member of Congress he introduced the
bill organizing the Smithsonian Insti-
tute. He was staunch Unionist du-
ring the war and wrote much in behalf
of the emancipation of slaves. For
some time he had been an invalid and
a short time ago he was patient in an.
insane asylum. He had, of late years
been most prominently known as a
leading spiritualist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

WILLIAM LoYED GARRISON is Wis
iting England and is receiving a cor
dial reception at the hands of the En-
glish abolitionists. Mr.. Garrison. is
very confident that Prest. Hayes has
made great mistake in yielding to
the South.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

THE GROSS earnings of the Miiwau-
kee & st. Paul R'y for the past year
were SS,O54, I71,39 The expenses
amounting to S4,953; 524.O3, leaving
profit Of So, 100, 81, 36.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

The Lancaster Farmer gives this
remedy for gapes in chickens :: sin a
recent conversation with an experienced
chicken grower, he informed US that
he had been very successful in con-
quering that precarious disease in. his
young fowls, by the application of air
Stacked lime As soon as a manifesto
ton of gapes in his, fowls appears, he
confines his chickens in box, one at a
time, sufficiently large to contain. the
bird, and places a coarse piece Of cot
ton or linen cloth over the top. Upon
this he places the pulverized lime, and
taps the screen sufficiently to cause the
lime to fall through. This lime dust
the fowl inhales and causes it to
sneeze, and in a short time the cause
Of the gapes is thrown out in the form
Of Shiny mass or masses of worms,
which had accumulated in the wind
pipe and and smaller air vessels. This
remedy he considers superior to any he
has ever tried, and he seldom fails to
effect perfect cure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

THE MAYOR Of Boston refuses to
Danish wine from the banquet to be
given Prest. Hayes, though Mrs Liv-
ermore and host of excellent temper
ance women have entreated him to do
so. If Prest. Hayes desires to make
his name long remembered, he will tell
the mayor of Boston to SO to the dew
il with his banquet.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

The ST. PAUL, Lacrosse, Madi-
son and Milwaukee pension agencies
aaye been consolidated. the Office tc
be retained at Milwaukee with Col,
Ferguson as agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

Two MURDERS have been commit
ted in the mining region of Pennsyl-
vania by the Molly Maguires since the
.cutions. The Order is still -four
ishins.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

THE LITTLE town Of Marblehead in
Massachusetts, has been wiped out by
the demon of fire. Her loss is
SIS, 100000. Marblehead is an old
town, and many historic buildings con
Meeting the PAST with the present have
been obliteraIedl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sealed Proposals.

The Board'O of Supervisors of the Town of Wood,
Wood County, Wisconsin. win meet at the Town
Line Of Town %, Range East, and Town %,
Range,3 East, on Section %, Town D. Range 2,
East to receive bids to cut cut and open high
way from tie town line of Town % West tethe
County Line of Clark County. OH Section IS,
Town D, Range East, Saturday. the 18th
day Of July, 1877. according to specifications 70
be shown on the ground.
T. W. PITTS.
2w Chm of Town Board.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

THE GREENBACK County mass Con
Eention held at the Court House last
Saturday elected r. G. Lyon as a dele
gate to the Convention at Portage on
the 4th inst. Michael Rourke was
nominated for County Superintendent
of Schools.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
DIAMOND on POSSESSES
DIAMOND OIL

is for sale by F. J. Wood, being well.recorl-
mended by all Druggists, Physicians, and every
one who has ever used it. Pricc-75 cents per
bottle: Prepared by ". E. PAGAN Il Coz,
Philadelphia. Branch Office: indianapolis, Ind.
+march1stly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

THE RECEIPTS of internal revenue
for the fiscal year ending the Both of
June will amount to $119,0O0,000 /;
last year they were Sill, 100000
The increase Of $2,000,000 is largely
owing to the breaking up of illicit
distilling.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05


spinner. tSupper
Trai ms run daily Sundays excepted.
Trains run on Chicago time, which is % min
utes faster than Winona time.
CONNECTIONS,
At Green Bay with C. 4 w R'y for Oconto
Menomonee, Escanaba, Marquette, hAnse
Close connections are made eycept SUNDAYS
with night and morning trains, which run
daily to Appleton. Nccnah and Mena sha
Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, milwaukee and
Chicago.
Through Tickets sold at principal Stations for
l1tSteIn Cities, VIA. all routes from Chicago
With Wis. Genital r.. r.. for Milwaukee and
points on line of tina. road, also, during season
pany for Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo and y Y
At \ ew London. with the best equipped Stage
line IN the Northwest for CIintonville En- =
barrass and Shayvan0.
At Amherst ) JUNCTION with W. G. r. R.. for Wan
paca, NJ edna and v eyauwega
At PiOYer with Wisconsin Central R. r. for
Portage and Madison and with fast Stage
Line for stevens Point.
At Grand Rapids with w. Y. R. R., for Tomah
and WauSau.
At Hatfield with Fast Stage line for Ncilisville
At N errilan with w. W r. R.. for Black River
Falls, Madison, Chicago, Fan Claire. Menom-
once, Hudson saltwater, ST Paul, Minneap-
oils and Breckenridge.
At " mona with c.. NJ. & st. ?. R'y for
Mabasha, Redwing, Hastings, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
With Winona 4 St. Peter R.R.(C. &N.W3
Tor st. Charles, RocheStCr, OEatonna, Man
kato, New Ulm and st. Peter, and:ltulng the
season of naviga ton. with heozuk Northern
Line A. L. Packets for all Mississippi River
Points.
At La Crosse with Southern Minnesota r. r.
and with Chicago, Dubuque and Minnesota
D. NJ. KELLY. Gen1 Manager,
DAN ATWOOD.
Gen'l Pass. Agt.
may31 S. B. KENRICF, Supt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

discord, breeding anger, reeking with
human blood, making widows of wives,
dragging virtue tie the brothel. on hui
man hearts, red-handed with the mire;
bleed of murder separating families;
plucking the son from the mother;
crushing that loveliest of humanity
into the grayes's oblivion; damning
with its pollution all that is fair, noble
or good upon the earth-does any one
wonder that man and woman should
curse the Infamous stuff with every
drop of blood in their bodies 2"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05

Time of departure of passenger Trains from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East. 500 ?. N
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
p. a. PETERSON,
EezocEs1sifh ana. Horse Sheer.

VIII do all kinds Of blaeksmithing and repair
ing at new shop opposite Lefebvre.
CENTRALIA, WIS.,,
anriII5.I6tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
GREEN BAY And MINNESOTA
RAILROAD

TIME Table TN EFFECT JANUARY 18th
1877.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-07-05
ADVERTISING RATES

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
EDICTO.

Por propidencia del Sr D. Ldcas Garcia Ruiz,
Juez de u instaneia del distrito de Cathedral,
dictada con fechade aver en- los executives que
pOr Ia Escribania del lnfrascrito si5ue Doh,.
Maria Evarista Saldana, contra y. Jose Ramon
Carnoega, sebre cobro de tres mil quinicntos
pesos, sc SAGA q pGblica subastd pof tei1nino de
yeinte dias, una estancia compueSta de seis,
cientas cincuenta cuerdas dc teiTeno, instifre.
ciada en- Chico mil doscient0s pesos, situada el
el partito de Rio-picdras Y barrio dc Guada'
conal, colndante al Este con Ia hacienda q
Hatillo ,sal Sud con la estancia lie los hercd,
ros de D.aManuel Cruz al Norte con otras sc
Don Manuel Candado v Don Manuel Campan0n
al Oeste, hacienda que flle del ST.. Dean Don
Juan Lorenzo de Matos cuya estancia ha siu,
embargada como de 10 propiedad Gel deudoi
Carmoega, para pagar i Doiia Maria Eyarst;
Saldafa, La cantidad antes expresada intere
ses costas, debiendo eelebralse su relnate q
dia treifta de los corsientes en- los Estrados Cs
este Juzgado tFortaleza 81 Y en- ell .Tnzgado d,
Paz de Ri0spiedras Lo que Sc haee pdbhc,
para copocimiento de los que quieran enterar.
De en- Ia subasta adyirtiendose Que no sc ad.
mitira pOstura que no cubra las dos tercera.
par.es deijistiprecio.
Puerto Rico, Julio cinco de mil ochocicnto
setenta yssiete. - Manuel de j. Galeleron, - q
eopin, MAEVEL pEI. CAEpER0Es 2-s3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
EScribania de D. MauriciO Guerra.


En- los ejecntivos segnidos en- ell Juzgado de
1' Instaneia de San Francisco per u. Fran
cisco Lastra y Lamadrid contra b, Jose Pa
checo y1GaFrides ~eR-eebro de pesos, por auto
dictado en- esta fecha, sc ha dispuesto In vcnta
en- pdbtca sIbasta. pOr el termino tle ocho dias
Y en- dos Totes, de los benes muebIes Y scmo-
vientes embarg rgados, consistentes en- proyiSo-
aes otros efectos dc pulperia muebes de
sala, justipreciados pericialmen.e los primeros
en- ochocientos siete pesos treinta Y nueve CEN
tavos v los segundos en- dostientos cincuenta y
dos pesos, fernando ambas partidas un total
de nail cincuenta y nueye pesos treinta y nueve
centavos, sehalandose para su remate el dieZ Y
siete del cofTiente 4 las dos dc Ia tar1e en- Ia
t5ala Audiencia de este Juzgado adyirti6ndo-
lie que no Sc admitiran propcsicones que no
cubran pOr 10 menos las dos terceras parties
del vaior en- tasacon.
Lo que sc aruncia al pdblico para Ia concu-
rrenciasle Iieitadofes
Puerto Rico 3 de julio de mil ochocientos
setenta y siete.-Mauricio Guerra. 33
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lIHIeI0s 9RIGIALEs.
EscribaRia publiea Dc Juan Ramon Dc Torres.

Por auto de. 30 dc jnnio pr6ximo ycnci'lo
rcaido en- ell concurso necesario de acreedorcS
de Don Juan Vicente Monclova. faimacfuiicO
'ie esta ciudad, sc hs Servitlo el ST.. ,Gez de =
instancia del iJistrito de Catedrii, malniar Sc
conyo rue & todos los acreedoresa la iunta que
tendri lugar en- Ia Audiencia dc 5, So, Gale dc
Ia Fortaleza, n6m 6, ell dia 81 dc Julio cor
Tiente hors de la una, para sel'nombramicnto
de Sfndieos del concurso, en- el concepto de
que So p0dr.stl concnrtir !. ella, los que hayan
p:esentadosIo titulos dc sus cretlitcs, 8 que ell
R.luel acto los presenter.
Y para que llegue notica tit. todos no
pueda alegarse ign0rancia, flo cl presente EN-
Puerto Rico, dos dc Julio dc mil ochocienoS
setenta siete-Juan Ramon de Torres 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-13
NuoVa imprenta
"DEL BOLETIN.''
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contamio csta iFiprna con toda clasc dc
elemeatas asi dc personal como dc material
modern0 de las neiort's i.hricas, y abandancia
dc papci, hacc con LIMPfEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESrEzA to,a clase lie imprcsos, lihros,
e.. ties IL los mas scnciios 4 los mas largos Y
complexities Para estados cuenta con exec
leates eajas meciuicaS.
PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Conacimientas dc bnlucs de vapor.-Idsm de tdem
,iA vcla --pilizas de eypharQHe para cRhltaie-t'e
CLARK ZONES. 6r. &c. Revistas eosnerciaies muy
hien rc ia,fatas.
rAMDfYN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vHNTA
REGIANENTOS GENERATES De BiLLAR
Soc
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! Gas puriflcado! 8!

Las dosSrae!as que diaiiamentc ooasiona cl
uso del pctrt'ltO para el alumbrado domGstico,
debcn am0r Ia atcncion dc los consunidores,
prccaycrlos contra In kcrosina cOmun.
En- cl almacen dc Ell TELEGRAPH Sc ven
de LIZ BRILEANTE de WadSworth,
Martinez Iongman libre de explosion .
combustion cypout&noa, a la praeba de l70
grades .Iarcincight.
san Justo, Y. l2.-LiosnpaEt, Melon s c.,
lnicos impol1adorcs IS
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FUNDlCION COLON
III.
RAMON pORTTLLA.
EB9> NvGA EH & sae

UNA MAQCINA de yapor con su cahicra
lie fGerZa De ) cahaos inglescs, tcnicndo
la facdad de conducirla i cualquicr punto
TOR estar cOiocada Soire 4 ruedas.
UNA MAQUINA BOMBA dc vapor tle
tucrZa dc i 4 cahaos inglcses prara inccn
dios colocada en- nn carruaie.
UN QClNCHE para cargal deScargar.
Pitos de yGpor dc yarias classes.
MANOMETROS dc alta Y baja preston.
Empaquetadura de patentc de varioS grue-
SOS
Rubricadoras para sebo y aceiteras para
"ilirlros
Eseobilloncs de acero para liupar tubos dc
caldrras
Llaves globo de hero bronco de varias
classes l0imas.
Grifos llaves vaiynIas de bronco de diferen-
les tananOs.
Mandlines para ensnandrilar tnbos de cal
dcra-
Ejcs de maZas dc trapiche dc varos gluesos
Mcdid0rcs de aqua
Cor. cas-.
Alcuza8 para aceie
Tubera.
Tuber;a de hero dulcc colalo
Bombas Gle Goble senco cfecto para mano.
Plancla de hero desde pugada 5! de
crues0.
Coma en- plancha.
Panillas para Hornallas y alanlbiques.
Y por dltimo un surtido general de hicrro en-
planchuela, cuadradioy cayilla, asi como tam
ben otros varios articulos son los sguien-
tes TuercaS, volanderas Rcmaches dc cal
dera, Codos, 7 7, Uniones Aceros. MartilloS
de accro funddo y marrones, Ruedas de car
reta, una curefa virgen para trapiche de va
por nueya sin accpillar, Tn surtido general
de papel de lila desmeril, un motion patcnte
para izar gran peso, con sn correspondence
cadcna, Limas de yarias clases, Planchas de
bronco, BujeS para carretas Y cochcs, Rejas,
Mangos de arados, Estopa para maquinas,
Campanas para igleSias haciendas, uEa cnle-
bra de cstano para alambique, motones de
bronco g. H.
h. | NJ 49, Puerto-Rico, MARIO de 1917
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de In FOrtaleZa, MUM. %.

B. BORRAs Y HERMAN0s. del comcraio ie cs-
ia plaza giran sobrc los pentos ciguientes;
ALAyA.- Amurrio. Aflaaa, La Guardia Saliva
TERRA Victoria.
AIBAcETR : Albacete. Alearaz. Almansa Casas
Ibaftez, Chinchia. Helm La Gineta. LII Roda. Villa
ALIcANrE- Alcoy, Alicante, Elche. orihuea
ALMERIA. - Adra, Almeria, Hucrcal. Oyera, Ro
quotas, Vera.
oz. Bolarrota. Cabeza de Baey Ga:ap panario Freq.
nal, Merida. Montijo. Llerena olvcnza. VillanueSa
BAIEAREs - ibiza Mahon. Palma.
Iona Berga Granoers, isaalads. n Manres. aiatar5
Martorell, Hiasnou, Rollins de Roy, S4badell. Tara,
sa. ,!ick yillanueva Geltrd, Sillafraaca de Pa
BGnaos. Aranda de Duero. Bqrgos;,
ClcEREs. Aicantare Brozas, C4ceres, Coria,
Guadalupe. ,Lesresan. Montanchez. Pasencia. Tru.
GiDIz. : Ageciras. G&diz. Ceuta Chielans. Gil
SAn ks4as tBsnaaG caseoa yinaro
C6RDoBA Aguilar. Baena. Buialance,. C,,bra
Cordoba. HinojoSa. La Carlota, I.urena. Montilla
Montoro. Pozo Blanco. Priego. Puente Genil. Ram.
CoRunA : Betanzos. Gee. oorcubion Coruna, Fc
rrol. Noy, santa Marta de Ortiguera, Padron.
CUENcA. Cuenca,, Huete., Prieso. Tarancon
GERoNA.-Bagur Blanes. Figueras. Corona, Lll.
Guixos.
Granada. Guadix. Hu6scar. Ilora. Lola. Motril. Or
GuApALAJARA. = Atienza. Brihuega Cifuentes
Guadalalsra. Molina. Pastrana. Saeedon. Signenza
GU1PUzcoA. Il San Sebastian.
HuELvA = Hnelva
HuEscA. Ayerbe Barbastro. Graus. Huesca. ia
JAEN, IAnddjar Baeza, Garcia, Jaen. Llnares.
LEON Y-Astorga Busdongo, CaefAbelt,s, La Bare.
"a Leon. MapSilia dc las Alulas PoHierrada, Rano.
Sahngun. Valencia de D. Juan, ViliafraRea del Ver-
LERIDA; Balaguer, Bosart tvalle de Aran.l Ger
vera, Larida, Solsona, Sert. Tremp Tirrega
LodRono. : Arnedo. Calahorra. Hare Logroao.
SantO Domingo &c la Cazada. Torrecilla de los ca
meroS.
.LuGo. Fox Lugo. Mondonedo. Monforte. Ri.
:. II iDRfD. : Aranjuez. Aloala de Honares. Madsia
MALAGA. Ants luera. Malaga. Ronda. yelez Ma
SIgEcTA. .-AFqilas c9rayaea. caI,tfasens. SC,ieza
Jumilla. LoTea. Alhana de Mdrcia, Murcia, Maza-
NAvARRA. - Pamplona, Tude!a.
ii oT1Epe-Ayies, Benonte. Cangas de onis. Can.
gas de Tineo, Castropol. Cplunga, Cudilloro. Gon,
Grade, Luarea, Lastres. Llanes, Nayis 0yiedo, pta
dc CudilleEo pola de Iene Poa De sero Pravta, Ri
foNTESEDR4; Q9ldas de Reyes, Carril, Bayona
Estrella. Guarl lps. Lain. pontevedra, Puenteareas
Red9ndela. Iny. YIg9: VllllinSaarged li1;aag .,.. pan
Ia. Salamanca. VitiGudiRo, Letiesma
SANTANDER. = Castro, Urdiales. Reinosa, San
lander. Torrelavega.
SEGovIA.- SegoYia.
SEyIIIA.- Carmona. Eciia Moron sevilla Utre-
SCI Agreda Burgo de Osma Soria
TARRAaoNA. Falset, Reus, Tarragona. Tortosa
Walls.
I ERUEI. - Teruel.
TOLEDO. Toledo
VAENCIA.-A Acira, Carcag agente DeniH Gambia ia
iva, Requena, sueca, Valencia.
YALLADoLID, - .Arevslo, Bajar. Medina del Cam
)c Rioseco, Toro Valladoid ViIlHlon
VIzcAYA = Algorta, Balmaseda, Berneo, Bilbao
Durango, Eorrio, Lequeitio, Orduna. Vale de Ger
~arZp.
ZAMoRA.--Zamora,
ZARAdozA. ~ Alrnunia. Ateca Bora Calatayud
u rirena, Gaspe, Daroca. Egea dc los Cabnlleros
See, TaTAEonR zaraRoza,