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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
MINING ConpANY.


uOusTON MINING COupANv.
III Location Of principal place Of businesr.
Dea Francisco. California. I0caSsou OF works.
eAsie District. ormsby County. State Of Nevs.
~ Notice u hereby given that u meeting OF
shs board Of Director. held ON tbs "a day Of
octoirs. ls1e, ~ assassu1ept, No. 1. Of five
Cenu per shArc was Levied upon ths capital
noel OF the corporation. payable Immediately
~ United States gold coin. " the SECRETARY, 81
stfset. San Francisco. California, Any stock
upon which this assessment shali fpmain I'M.
paid on the sth day Of November, iS7S, viii b
delinqusnt. and Advertised for ale q public
wil! b. sel1 q TUk6OAY. ~ SisS ~ Of
NOVEMBER, ls7s, 70 pay The delinquent q
sessmset. tcssthss WITH eosss Of sdvrssls(ra -
salrnsss OF sale. ny order u H. Boosd Of
Disertosu. 80
". rrAIRLKY. aesssoasy.
once, No. Sioh California strset, sss Ysan.
cisco. California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01

4 GTA GOySOLlmArEn ssOsD
n and Silver Nsnssg c.np.s,. Iass;,ss
q Frineipai place Ct brsin-ss, csrson s-tv.
Ssv.as- Lrssisn VI works. Pyiasnla l.ks
hins"s pissues. wsAhne County. >essss =
Voice = hrf-ty given that there arr deiinque.t
The Company on sccouslt u Assessment Ne
~. levied >ov.mtrr lssh. 1878. the .~,er,i
snieun's sst opposite the nsra~s Of the follox.
ing respective shaf~hoidrrs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
ESTATE or WIN. PATTERSON.
psrsAsis.

NOvvcu TO o0RDuTOaa.-
AN ncsies Y haepey gtvsn b. the su6~es,sp.,I
shecssos o. u.s issi viii II William Psae~svoe
e-cesesd: 70 H. er~isssp q, and 81 psSso..
h n cssane anassse. ~ aid decssssd, 70 o..
snSs 49, vsns sse inssshs efsss the Arm
q ~ lsv ONCE q Z. Nv. bsvssS ecssss :;
NosSh CefDpe Ard erpeios stsSs1s, Ccsvro Csav
Neyp1A M. y. nCnGROvx.
xseessss d The issS viii q Vn. Ssssss,.s.
bs'sd = cssrs cry. nj Y.s~p.,,. ,s,,.-,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-01
Or. L 1. HraMck.
HonEoPATnIc PnYsicrA

o'"as-'s Hss n'selsI's New Ma, :. vss,.,
CARSON crY. NEVADA
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-17

docket al The present writing, ano
il is the expressed Intention OF hi'
honor, Judge Mack, to clean il ny
before adjourning.
L.iTsR.
The motion tor new trial in the
case OF Dock Wilson, on the ground
of having discovered importan,
testimony in his lavor, and that
the verdict was contrary to law
and the evidence, WAS, liter con
siderable argument and authority
cited, no, sustained. and sentence
pronounced, December 2Sth, b.
ing the day set Tor the execution
In the case Of Wan. Clark and
G.. A. Hearn, bail was fixed in the
sum OF S5, 600 and $4,000, respect
lively.
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-17

Beatty. OF Washington, n. j hnv'
become SO well and favorably
known that anything we may ado
will only increase the testimonials
OF thousands 10y one. All know
these instruments and all praise
them. but all do not know the very
low prices ut which they can be
bought compared with the prices
charged for inferior makes. We
ad, isc all who contemplate buying
piano or organ 10 write to Mr.
Beatty for his illustrated catalogues
and prices.
A sort Of Bacchanslian court
was held last Saturday night, be-
fore which John Barleycorn and
Champagne Charlie, were put on
trial, IN order to test their respcc-
tive qualities. After II lengthy dis
sussiou by tho attorneys pro aud
con. il was decided that the state
had failed to make out her ease,
aud tie defendants declared vic.
torous. 1t was terrible struggle
and all the combalants came out
totally exhausted, looking like they
had been beaten. not in the man
sgcnont OF their respective cases,
nor in their speeches, but simply
IN the verdict, and honestly con
icssed that they were "too full Tor
utlcrance."
>+H. S. Brown, colorcd, an old
often der, was up before the clrcull
court on charge Of carrying con
ccaled weapons, found guilty and
fine of twenty-five dollars and
cost imposed. After many protcs
ta,ions and promises, he finally
prevailed ON Mr.. ". b. lIask,ur, t.
20 his bail, and WAS released from
custody. Tuesday night, after
blowing round abolt the ''rlci,'
confidence placed in him by the
white folks, he slipped around the
corner, mounted Mir. lloggs's mule
aud started down the river, evil
IDENTIFY To- board the Osceola Belle,
which was then on her way down
Mr. Hog. soon missed his null,
procured the assistance OF Mr..
naskins, who followed on down
to the next landing, where Mr..
Brown Was found swce!iy reposing
in cabin, with the mnir hitched
IN the outside. 1t is needless =
add that Mr.. Brown, now lauguidly
nesilcs o a ,oitn furnished At the
county's expensc.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

n su5scriber. order the discup'' nuanc''rr hen
pex.n,n.,s. the pubIisher may continue 10 send
them until all arrcarsges are paid.
II subtIibors neglect or refuse 10 lake 'he"
newspapers from their Office :" winch t'e! "te
directed, they are held rr-p"'s'hl" lh'i wv!
have settled their b.Is snd o5'.er'1 Va. faiei di'
con ihae
If.nbsc,iber. move :, other pls ie' without III
forming the publisher. rni ne~'isrrrs are sem
d .hr ,t1nrr Arcciiun thcy aie lcld rcs.,nn.lhlr
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Court Atc,lsx.

Circuit court resumed lis labors
last Monaay. Tie jury on the
Clark murder case, alter being GU,
about sixty h"uis, returned INTO
court and reported that they were
unable 10 agree upon n verdict.
whcrcupon they were discharged
aud the prisoner rcnanded To jail
aud misirial entered rpon tie
docket.
The case Of Julia A. Brady VS..
Joseph Cox, WAS next takeh up.
THIS is an old suit AMI IN Whirh
considerable interest WAS tel, by
the par ic, interested. Judsmc,d
was rendered for the defendant
aud an appeal taken TO the SIT
prcme court.
The following state eases were
disposed of:
State VS.. II {. McFa!ien, road
oversee; failure to work road.
Fined twenty-five dollars.
STATE vs.. ". IL. Brown; carrying
concealed weapons. Fined twenty
7 five dollars.
State W. j. ID. Sherrick; selling
liquor wiihou, license. Fined $500.
Arpea! to supreme court.
State VS.. Riley Covington; muir
der. Sent up Tor eighteen years.
State vs.. ". G. RE; forfeiture on
Starling'- boi.d. Compromised by
paying $50.
State VS.. J. II. Hazard; sssaul
Fined twenty five dollars.
State W.. Dock Wilson; murder
Veid ct Of murder in the first dc.
gree, and motion made. by counsel
for new trial.
State vs.. Gus Laion'; grand lar.
ccny. NoRe pres.
State vs.. W. Wilson; utterin.
pro,ane language. Acquitted.
State Us. Henry Craig"r; larceny.
One year in pcnitentlary.
State VS.. ". West; grand larceny
Five ears III Zcb Wards bosom.
State vs.. Joe Robinson, larceny.
Nohe prot.
State vs.. ]. Iarrelord; larceny
Acquitted.
State VS. John Ware; LARCENY
Guilty, aud assessed one year il
the peni,cn,iary.
During the cu,ire of last week
and up to Wednesday Of this, thu
grand jury has been assiduously
engaged in their Iabors, ard jndg
ing from information recei1 cd,
pretty lengthy docket will pre-
lsentcd for tho next ,crm II III
eomi
! Li,,le business rcmainsu -
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-17

Ne3H3s7Is no, easily canned in these times,
4 bat IL can be made IN three
WI N months by any one of either SEX
in any lait ni the country who T.
willing TO wo,k steadily at the Employment that
We IL ni-h. sos per week IN your own Town
You need not be away from home over uighi.
You, can give your whole time 10 The work, or
only y,ur spare moments. We have agents
who are msk King over so per day. All who en-
cage st once can make money last ~ the
present time NJ ney cannot I've made 30 easily
aud randiy ~ any oihrr blriu,-s ! costs
uoihing To tr, thc business. Terms and 81 out
60 fI,e All. res at once. II NALLtTT 4 60 /,
portiafL Maize, lu-3U iy
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICES.
Gsvrrno,- W. n. Miller.
see, Of state H. II, B-t''fs
Auditur-Jubn trawlHTd.
'Ir ns,r,r- 1 j. Chinthili.
AIRY t;cul-N. =. netd'r-on.
Con, stat. i.anis- y. Nn,iib:e
Chsncr,li--.i Il. kalin.
CL,ncrty - .rs d. Il. WIT
CLi.f J..tirr-.t. ~ ,.nel..h.
,s.,ri.'c Justices N'a y, HiriEr ano
D-vd Ws,Aer
CON gresham. e: riric'-l. =. ''se.e.
Ji'plIl MY.
s,ront t,rct,t' CnrAiicr II 'iirsi''ir pi, 'f"s'
,'ritr,hen fniLi.ett, IRA. ',cad, Greene, TIA.
ton sni ksndUiIh.
Circuit Judge 1. l.. MArt.
Pros Al - h. nl!'uck.
Itf;i>LA
ssth District -Cuuuti'- of NJ. r..sIl.i Jackson
Pointatit aid Ora gh,sd.
>,t. >,nstpr--B 4. ,inrr'a
II pr.vrn,A,tt~ u fl,isms.
COUNTY uFfit Tic
Ccro,y Jr,ts-- ihss Bowen.
sh. ld--i :. ~
.s,ty ! IL i n T. IiS'r.
rr...nf-r-i. l. trtsrr.
sa,.9,i. ~. y -',t'r..
t.....,i-. ~ iiir..-.n
C.n,u,r v Lnr1s.
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yori
says:
at Is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In nv daily rounds
l hear of them not only among the poor
but their virtues are hcralded from the man.
sons Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from hi, long connection
with the medical profession, have great
confidence in their merits. ard OF late have
often prescribed them with the happicat -
suits in cases where | desired to make de
cidel impression on the liver
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fs,s.s; TAXI Gu riI-1,
wcs.1 .a.ia wIIalv q asa

LovisviLLI, KY.
Arg ). 1875.
On. Trrr Deer siv:
For ten years ! have bsea
amar,yrtod dyspepsia, con.
siipztion, and piles, and
had we'll nigh exhausted
the materia medica for re-
li,f from this living death,
when. l'y accident. yus
Pills wrrc hrsght to my
notice. ! hrgsn their use,
aud the iir't dose gave me
such rciiri TIA, ! cnntinurd
ioishr them. ! am now .
we'd n,an, have good xp-
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared.
aud I have xrinrd forty
pounds Ia solid flesh. !
would not I've without
them fer their weight in
gold.
Raw. n. l.. SIsPsos.
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-17

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years. and
for a longt time was demon
s,rstor ct anatomy in tn,
Medical College of Geor.
gia. hence, persons using
his Pills have the guarzn,
tee that they ART prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded Ia
combining Ia them the
heretofore snta.onistic
qualities Of \ sl,snyfAss-
irg. tsrcJff'S, aud a fEy.
Uyfsc tonic.
Their first apparent CT.
feet is to increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
10 properly issimilate,
Thus the systcm is noun,
ishcd, and Ivy their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are rroiuced
The rapidly with which
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my AETjrnU PI 4ANO
ErR \ u---1Hcl~--a
q r. a. .F.N'

There Ia no manufacturer Of Pianos aud ORGANS
In thl- or any .ihrr country who Ia received as
many unsol cited iudCr-rnirrs ~ has Nr l'rntty.
rom every state and TcrrilDr. comes The zane
yerd ct ''Trcy are the best u the world -
Illustrated ADVERT Ei,, q analogue Editinn)
free address DANIEL 4. BEATTY, u ASH
iugion, New jersey
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Coz. drug
store is the headquarters tor puie
drugs aud medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
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GSccosa Rain D-G:,..

AJack Frost. clad in spotless
white, VISITED this tcc,ion on four
consecutive mornings.
- Major r. +. Cri'lenden, of
Marion, Crittenden county. is in
the city, and s'orp'"g at the
Planters.
1t you wish safe and prof.
able business, buy the Great West
err We'll Boring machine; the hes,
and cheapest III america. dccl
We learn that Mr.. Samuel
pit'man is about to e.irc, sale OF
the house and lot, formerly owned
by Mr. Samuel Moss.
From parties who came in
from Big Lake, we learn that
ducks aud yrusc are plentiful
Now is your time, ye sporlsmen.
The control and management
IF the Planter. house has again
changed hands. Mr.. r l. Secoy
retiring and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross as
Stunning contr"I.
John l.. Driver & Co, have the
lar.cs' AID mos, complete stock OF
drugs ever brought to . ceola,
which they propose 10 sell AT hot
tom pI1ccs tor cash. I 2ltf
A-The heavy and frequent rains
Of the past ten or twelve day s.
have greatly retarded cotton pick
ing, aud our farmers are wearing Il
rather gloomy expression of coun
tcnanccs.
In our last issue, through m
advertrncv, in mentioning the at
t"adIng physicians on little Oscar
S;ra,ton. during the surgical oper
atIon, we d 4 not mention DR.. II
s. Steele 1t was through no de
sire to do him any Injustice, add
again refer TO il, that all parties
may stand in their proper light.
We were presented with sam
pies of potatoes, OF tic Early Rose
variety, raised by our friend Mr.
/ Thomas Check, from the second
crop. which tor size, quality and
SAVIOR can he beat. The first croI
WAS planted early in June, dug il
August aud rtplantcd. They ar,
all nearly OF one size and woult
Average three quarters OF pound
fA-Wtile the court was in session
la.t week, aud during the trial o
William Clark. The attorneys en-
gagged u, the prosecution and dc
tense, either saw, or imagined they
saw, An innumerablc flock Of bird,
lowering around the seat oil justice
prominent among them, and cage
TO pounce upon all pu'rld morsel'
that might chance to drop from thu
sword OF justice, were the Carrlor
Crow, the Blizzard aud the HERON
/ - The old subscriber mentioned
IN our issue OF September Sth, wht
ordered his paper stopped, because
we published "somelhlng he didn'
like" called on us this week, ant
produced his receipt up to July 26
1877, leaving q balance for littl'
over n month subscription. W,
make this announcement to corrcc
airy wrong impression that ma,
have been conveyed, and hereL,
tndcr him a receipt IN full.
A-Early Monday morning tn,
county Jail was discovered to b'
on fire. On the first alarm bein.
gwen, it was naturally suppose,
that an attempt TO escape by thu
inmates was being made, but OF
examination, after the flames wer'
subiucd, 1t was evident that dc
lcctivc stove pipe aud huc was th'
cause. While on this subject: thi
il the season Of the year whel
fires are mostly in demand, an
generally prevail, We would caution
the pubic to examine carefully al
= stove pipes, anes and chimney:
and make all necessary repairs, a
u prccaution against fires.
{ The pianos ana orgaa maj
featured aud sUld~Sy Dad tel !
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Headquarters.

john l.. Driver & Co.'S. dru.
store is tie headquarters Tor cho;ce
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications Of Otccols Lodg,
VI. q +. a \. NJ, Viii b. cid the saturday
on or acvt before, each full moon. VIZ Ian.
y. Feb. "a. March "a. April 81, MAY n, JANE
q, Juiy Il, Anc. Is. sept q, oct. q, Nov. ~,
bee -.
ST. John the tvangcli-l
snc with the by Laws
All Mtrtrr Masour IN good Standing are oorii
ally invited t. attend Nv order If
IoiIS MATTHEWS. W ~.
U nLAck NOnn. rrr.Y-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25

De una carta que hemos recibldo
de Bogota, extraetamos las siguicn-
tes llneas, i pesar de ser aquella
muy atrasada, pues trae fecha de s
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LA. GUAR E s MA.

Tod6 cristiano medianamente ms
truido sabe 10 que significa el ITEM
po de penitencia que estamos atra-
vesando Jesucristo antes de entire
garse d los ,padecimientos de su sa-
grada passion y muerte, quiso prepa-
rarse con la penitencia mas austera,
a cuyo efecto Sc retro al desierto Ell
donde ayuno y or6 por espacio de
cuarenta dias.
No necesitaba en- verdad JESUS de
tai preparation, asl como de tantos
padecimientos como sufrio para re-
dimirnos del pecado y la muerte Pc
70 quiso al mismo tempo darnos
ejemplo de paciencia y sufrimiento,
para ensenarnos Ia manera con que
debemos disponernos al arrepenti-
miento para obtener el perdon de
nuestras culpas.
La penitencia, y particularmente
el ayuno. Sc ha considerable siempre
y en- todas parties como un preliminar
Indispensable para alcanzar grandes
fayores de la Divinidad, conjurar gra-
YES desgracias, 9 acometer peligrosas
empresas. Antes de Jesucristo 10
practicaban los gentiles para festejar
8 aplacar srs paganas deidades, cuan-
do las consideration irritadas contra
ellos. Lo practicaron tambien los
jldfos en- epocas determinadas del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25

cuando este canlbio n verifqqd
ii lIega & eject aarse ca Ios pue4Iu
vclemos Guam flcilme1te se remeaifiI
los males QUE hoy los afigen. Des
pare siendo Il orgilllo, III, ambiciop|
Y el vicio, Sc dara lugar / la manse-
dumbre, q IA generosidad y i todas
his virlldes cristianas, Ent61ces)se
.ciercera Ia carload en- toda-su .pures.
"a ! extension. y no habra odios, nj
gucrras, nj crfmenes de ningun ge-
nero. reinando absolutamente la paz
yIcpheordia tpliversales.
Parece que nadie ser;i capaz de
preferir 1 tmta3 dieha, las miserias
que hoy vemos por todas parties.
Poraue, pues, todos y cada uno de
nosotros no ponemos los medios que
estan { nuestro alcancc para con-
seglirlo?
Ahora es tempo oportuno. Nues-
ira Santa Madre Iglesia nos brinda
!, clio. Seamos dociles i sus preccp-
.tos. Estos son dias de penitencia y
todos estamos obligados i ella. Los
mislnos eXcntos del ayuno por cual-
quicra de las causas enunciadas. de-
ben compensate con otros actos de
penitencia aceptables i Dios. y sobre
todo con la oracion. Oremos todos,
tcngamos una hora de recogimiento
para pensar en- nosotros mismos. Me-
ditemos cuan fugaces son todos los
placeres de csta vida con cuanta
rapideZ transculren los amos, sin de-
jar en- nosotros mas que desastrosas
huellas, y cuan aceleradamcntc nos
aproXimamos i la muerte. Pense-
mos en- III inevitable hora eli que he
mos de lamar nuestro postrer suspi-
70, y tai vez nuestro coraZon Sc nue.
Va i zanzibar dc vida. Aprovechc-
mos esta OCCASION j pidamos 1 Dios
fuerzas para dolernos. de mestras
culpas. Acerquemonos sin repug-
Inancia al Tribunal de la Penitencia ;
cumplamos gustosos con cl santo pre-
cepto pascual, y Dios nos dara su
graela para perseverar en el bien,
mejorando asl nuestra suerte tempo
raj y eterna, V la de nuestros des-
cendientes, que aprenderln de noso-
tros ii ser bueaos cristianos Y bncnos
patricios,
f G.. G.. +.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25

Persona verldica Y bien enterada
Que acaba de venir de ll Habana v
de hablar all sobre In question del
tabaco con las Autoridades y con los
fabrlcantes, nos asegura que ell Ex-
celentlsimo Sr. Director General de
Hacienda d.. Jose Canovas del Cas-
tillo ha manifestado en- un informe
Official asl como Ell sus conversacio-
nes privadas. que el no Sc opone 4
Ia entrada del tabaco legltimo de
Pucrto Rico y que por sn parte cs-
ta pronto 4 arevocar la suspension que
acordo, siempre que aqul Sc prohiba
por medloa de mederecho crecido I,
de otro modo Ia Importation del tar
baco extranjero EN- esta isla. Pero
en- tanto que aquf Sc permita la en-
trada de la hoja extranjera, es i'm
possible admitir Ell Cuba la nuestra,
pues este equivaldrfa L abrir de par
en- par Gle nuevo las puertas al con-
trabando, con perjuicio de los cose-
cheros de la grande Antilla y de los
mismos de la pequena, cuya rama
Sc desacredita mezclandola con la de
Santo Domingo yde Virginia. Fin
el mismo sentido Sc expresan los fa-
bricantes Gle tabaco de la Habana.
Desean nuestro tabaco que por su
calidad superior Y por sll cantidad
no puede hacer sombra al magnlfco
de Vuelta Abajo.
Creemos que tienen razon asf 81
Sr, Director General como los indus
triales habaneros, y por 10 tanto ro-
gamos al Excmo. Sr. Ministro de u
tramar Sc digne resolver 10 mas an
tcs possible el eSpcdiente que hace
TN ano previsoramente elevo q sus
el Exclno. Sr. Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, proponien-
do nnaeleyado derecho dc importa-
zion al tabaco extranjero d Ia prohi-
81 "a 4 3 f M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
COLOMBIA.

De una carta que hemos reclbido
de Bogota, extraetamos las siguicn-
tes llneas, i pesar de ser aquella
muy atrasada, pues trae fecha de s
dc noviembre.
Hace tres meses que estall0 la
guerra entire rojos y conservadores.
Y que ensenanza, amigo mio, para
los que en- Cuba colnbaten por'l Ia .in-
dependcncia, 81 este espectaculo pn-
dieran contemplar. 81 son hombres
EN- cuyas almas reste un atomo de
conciencia, Sc hororizarlan, depon-
drlan las armas fratricidas y 4 gritos
pedirlan cobijarse bajo In. handera
espanola, simbolo de paz y bienan-
danza que los ancianos de Bogot;t
recuerdan con lagrimas cn los glossy
remordimiento Ell ell corazon.
Nos encontramos en- plcna anar-
quia, en- pleno regimen dc la Gonan.'t-
ne. El partido Que aqui impcra,
que cs el rojo, ha vendido en- pdbli-
ca subasta la imprenta eli que sc IL
raba FL Tadicjonahista, 10 mismo
que infnidad de casas y otras pro-
picdades pertenccientes q particula-
res del bando contrario. FL conner
clio esta muerto: ell banco hace tres
dias que ha suspendido los pagos por
no tener fondos con que recoger sus
desprcciados billetcs. I'll panico cs
general. No hay yaron Itil de diez
i sescnta amos que no este Goa las
armas en- Ia mano militando en- uno
Il otro partido. Nj vidas nj propie-
dades Sc respetan. La guerra es de
externinlo, y este pals Marcia 4
pasos agigantados hlcia Ia barbarie
dc que 10 saco Espana. No entro
Ell detalles de robos, violaciones Y
asesinatos porque este seria ell cuen-
to de nunca acabar y mi amino no
esta bastante tranquilo para escribir
largo. bt 8s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25

Segun vemos en- Tin colega de Nue.
va York, ell q de enero tuvo lugar
una batalla EN- el pnnto llamado
Dona Juana, estado de Santander.
Las fuerzas liberales al mando de
los generates Witches y Morales cons
taban de 600 hombres y las del enc
migo Sc dice scrian 1000. Ell COM
bate, que dlro desde las 2 d las 6
de la tarde, file sangriento. Como
ell parte que tenemos 4 la vista es de
los del gobierno que pretenden ha-
Der triunfado desaloiando al enemi-
go, sin embargo de haber sufrido
notables perdidas al pasar ell rio y
tomar I'm puente, no podemos saber
4 punto Fl ijo el exito de la accion, por
cuanto nj sc dicen los muertos nj los
herldos y prisloneros que tomaron q
los insWrectos, los cuaIes Sc retira-
ron al anocher 4 San Jose de Cdcu-
ia, de donde Sc llevaron $4,000
atravesando el Tachira.
Dicen que el 2S fueron derrotados
800 rebeldes por so del gobierno en-
el puente de Izcala. Ell estado de
Antioqula est;l todo Ell poder de los
conservadores en- armas. Lo cierto
es que ALI lleva va siete meses la
guerra civil y que no vemos proxi-
mo el desenlase de ese drama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-25
GAcETA DEL "a.

Han sido multados, por haber 81
do sorprendidos en- juegos prohibi-
dos 3 individuos en- Toa-alta 35 en-
Guayama 4 en- Ma'u.abo y 5 en- Jua-,
ma Diaz.
Ell Is Sc caniearun ID cedufas que
importn'od' s 3, 100 sT6y- 80 los
residuos.,
Sc saeap i seg,snda s,abasta los COR
rales de pesca de Palo-seco, cuyo re-
mate tendra lugar el 5 de abril en- la
Comandancia de Marina.
En- ell corral de cahallerfas, recinto
n. deesta ciudad, hay depositado un
caballo abandonado cuyas senas son:
color alazano, cola u crimes abultadas,
espinazo pelado y como de II amos
de edad.