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NJ. Tucker. chafrGian Judiciary Commit :
roo ,a,o ted y number of bills. The report
was taken up. r
Macon. Passed.
:, Hancock county. Indefinitely postponed.
6 r. to amend section 2,SS4, Code 1871, in
relation to statute of jeo fails in criminal
cases Passed.
5. B. to revise and codify the laws of this
ate. with committee amendment, was
adopted. Mr.. Street moved to POSTPONE
the Hill until Thursday, Feb. IA, 1873. Car
ried. ~ ,o-,
8 r TO amend section 1853, Code 1871,
in relation to contesting alleged grounds of
attachment, committee amendment adopted
and bill passed. 900
H. r to repeal section 2306, Code 1871, in
relation to the acknowledgment and proof
of deeds of conveyances, and to provide a
substitute therefor, with substitute OF the
committee, which was adoped, and the bill
passed.
81. B. to amend sections 221 to 227, Code
1871. inclusive. so as to make sala section
applicable to COnstableS. Passed.
II. B. to define the time when county and
precinct officers, elected at anv special elec-
ton, shall give bond and enter upon the
discharge of their respective officers. Pass
ed.
H. B. TO re gulate the official bonds Of Off
Jackson. Claiborne, Grenada, Wilkinson,
Holmes, Rankin, Sunf1ower, Pamela and
Yazoo covnties, were added upon motion
of mem bers from those counties, and the
bill passed.
H B. to require the Mobile and Ohio
railroad to file with the Auditor exhibits of
its cost of construction in this State
Passed.
H. B. to amend section 24Sl, Code of 1871,
relation to adultery and fornication.
Passed.
FL. B. to provide for a supersedeas in ac
tiOnS OF unlawful and fOrceable entery and
unlawful detainer. Lies over.
III. B. to regulate weights and measures
Lies over, r,subject to call. +
II. b. 10 establish fees allowed Distrc
Attorneys employed by Boards of Super
visars to collect public moneys. Tabled.
II. B. to amend section 1918, Code OF 1871,
as regards judgments rendered by Justices
of the Peace. Indefinitely postponed.
FL. B. to Omend section 1921, Code of 1871,
in relation to the sale of the estate of wards
Indefinitely postponed
III. b. to regulate the issuance of jury and
witness certificates. indefinitely post
pOned.
Fl. B. to repeal section 1888, Code of 1871,
in regard to bill of exceptions in Supervis ,
ors Courts. Recommitted.
III. B. to amend section 24S6, Code of 1871,
in relation to adultery and tornication. In
definitely postponed.
IL. B. To repeal an act amending the ex-
emption laws, approved March 80, 1875, in
relation to the exemption of wages SO far
as it applies to Hancock, Harrison, and
Jackson counties. Tabled.
| Mr.. Tison, chairman Ways and Means,
reported number of bills. The report was
| taken up.
| IL. B in relation to the Board of Levee
Comm ssioners of Bolivar, Washington and
| lssaquena couRties. Passed, reconsidered
and tabled.
| Pending consideration of the report, at
| 2:l5, the House took a recess until z O'Clock
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Referred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
FRIDAY, February 8. 1875

FRIDAY, February 8, 1873.
House met pursuant TO adjournment
Mr.. Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Roll
call:
white, Augustus, Bailey, Baker Ballard
Bassett, Bean. B ird, BiZzell, Brown, Bunch
Cameron, Carter, Catching, Causey, Cham
| berlain, Cooper, Cunningham of Marshall.
Davidson, Dean, DOckery, Dozier, Eaton
Edwards, Erwin, Farmer, Farley, Field
Ford, Gallagher, Gholson, Gibson, Gilmer
Glass, Gordon, Gwin, Hall, Hampton
Hatch, Heathman, Henry, Hicks of Kinds
Hill, Hogin, Hoyle, Hurt, Key, Lewis, Lid
dell, Love, Lusk, Marshall of Carroll, Mar
shall of Holmes, Martin, McCollum, Nc
Gehee of Wilkinson, Mckenzie, McSwine
McWhorter, Metts, Miller of Copiah, Miller
of Pamela, Montgomery of Oktibbeha
Moody, Moore, Nelson, Niles. Num-, Parker,
Pegram, Perkins, Pintard, Reed of Choc
| taw, Reid of COahoma, Redhead, Richardson
Roane, Roberts, Robinson, Scott, Seabrook
Shands, Smith. Spght, STAN per, Showers
Street, Tarver, Tison, Trest, Wall, Warren
Washington, Whitaker. Wilson, Wood
Young of Calhoun and Young of Pamela
1O1.
ABsENT-Messrs. Clay, Cook, Cunning
ham of Monroe, Dabney, Day, Denham
Goodrum, Hicks of Yazoo. johnson, Libby,
Magee OF Franklin. Marshall of Warren.
Mclean, Montgomery of Marshall, Rainey.
Ramsey, Seal, Splnks and Tucker-l9
Leave of absence granted TO Mr.. Hicks OF
Yazoo.
Mr.. Street moved that the special order
for the day, viz 1.-THE resolutions on Com
stitutionai amendments was postponed
to be called up as previous question
Carried.
APPROVED.
The Governor informed the House.
through Mr. d. w. Rice, Assistant Private
Secretary, that he has approved the follow
ing bills:
FL. B. to authorize the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen TO grant license to retail to
A. 7. Burke.
III. B. to fix the penalty in case of rape.
ID. b. TO amend section 27S6 of the Code
of 1871, i'm relation to the arreet of certain
persons fleeing from justice.
ii. Is. TO amend section 253, Code of 1871,
10 relation TO Coroners inqnests.
ID. b. to repeal the anti-liquor law of
Pittsooro, Calhoun county.
ID. b. to create the office of an additional
Justice OF the Peace in I'd Supervisors Dis
trict of Kinds county.
ii. b. to provide for the indexing of deeds
and the general docket in the county of
Marshall.
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An Elegant Preparation

Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots,
removes Dandruff and all humOrs from the
scalp, and never fails to res ore gray or
faded hair to It's original youth full color and
beauty. Falling hair is Immediately check
ed by its use and it produces a growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
fiant, that surpriSes everyone. These prom
critics added to its exquisite perfumes and
purity of compo sition, render it the grow
ing favorite of the toilet table everywhere.
Buy bottle from your druggist and test it's
merits. For sale by Byron Lemly. Jack
on, Mississippi.
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WE had the pleasure yesterday of re-
ceiving calls from Mr.. A. A. Brown OF
Clarke, the worthy son of noble sire ;
Mr. Fairman, of the Monticello bar;
and our confreres Messrs. Calhoon and
Holland, of the Holly Springs Reporter
Maj. A. S. Gaines, member of the Legis-
lature from Wayne; Mr.. j. H. Veazie, OF
Natchez, and Tim. E. Cooper, Esq, of CO.
pah.
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Col. W. D. HOLDER, the gallant com
mander of the 18th Mississippi in numerous
hard fought battles, among them Freder-
lcksburg and Gettysburg (where he was
severely wounded,) and subsequently a
member of the Confederate Congress, has
been in the city several days. We were glad
to have the pleasure of a call from him
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Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing House

Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing House
REV. j. j. CLARK, formerly of Brookhayen,
has located permanently in Jackson, to do a
General Furnishing business. Cutting, Re-
pairing and filling orders, as Agent for Jno
Wannamaker. Samples shown and price sta
ted. He may be found at the room at the head
of the stairs in Garrison's Building, in front
of the Capitol.-feb2-t
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A full comparison of DR.. Prices Spe-
market, will convince any person that for
strength and delicacy of flavor, Dr.. Prices
is far superior. While the other fiayorinos
nave a turpentiny taste and odor. Dr,
Irice's is natural as the fruits from which
they are made.
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There will be meeting of the Commit
tee appointed in the interest of the Match
ez, Jackson and Columbus Railroad at s
O'Clock tonight, at Rohrbacher's Dinning
Hall. All friends of the road, and others
interested, are invited to be present.
Gen. w. L. Martin, President of the 70 ad
will report the condition, progress and pros
poets of the road.
n. PALMER, LANNEAU, Chairman.
d. w. RICE, Secretary.
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John w. pa,v,,-

. "st'es .sm,,,. OF the n. Peace ana
W. Nc mp'scMoftice arsr N in GARRts"ar,sN a sNotap,
Tbird TfdrS GTrPtol JUsT!cEs opposite l.
HorRs1From HOUR FFrrSaays q Of each month irst "a
unless absent on oSia SGk NJ to e coc4G 4G,
attention given TO business NESS Gs~Prors,,
jams 78-ly. J. " PPpi
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Strlped PopIins for .............-. '70 = 5.
Cashmere Twills, for...... '''''''' ''....225
Single width Cashmere ''''''"'"''.20
ii. G. Silk and Wool Poplins, at.... ,''''"'''834
A full line of Cotton and Wool Wool 'TP1.~88338 f.
from cheapest to best. WI rlaales
A 81, bIeached Domestic, from 8to lie
prices. hats, al
Gents Under Suits from 50 cts to ga,
suit. VS. " s4OOpe,
Linen Bosom Shirts from Is cts. to s2m
jan, l0d. I'm. " F-W
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Do not forget the supper and festival
by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church.
at Angeles Hall, next Tuesday night.
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For Sale,

i CYCLOPEDIA, in perfect condition. Have
never been used. The purchaser will have the
privilege of continuing the subscription. Mt
VIII. Will be sold for Tess than cost Apply at
.hiS Oince. ian2O-d1W
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NE" ADVERTISEMENTS
SAVE XAstnn -

an On % SEaalNG aant Nc LANDRErEs srpn
seeds maled M i9nI papers for Sc pans 0EED whole
dozen papers. 'eSs at % Con. email
jan2S-tf 1p, "" PEI,
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For Sale.

A FULL LINE OF CROCKERY. GLASS
"A Ware and Wooden Ware, at
A. VIRDEN'S,
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New Opera Tuck Combs, Bands, and Six
Button Kid Gleves, at
WHITING & GRAy's
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E. BURNS.
GUARDIANS SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Chancery Court of the First District Of
Kinds County, Mississippi, made at the April
Term, 1875, the undersigned Guard an Of the
minor heirs of ANNA E. FORBES, deceased,
will, on the
Second day Of February, 1875.
between the hours prescribed by law, proceed
to sell at CLINTON, at public auction, the
highest bidder for cash, all the interest of said
minor heirs-being one-seventh-ina and to the
following described lands, tO-wit; 60 acres Of
east side of E19 of SWI and E14 of NWA and
NEH and VIZ of SE14, and 66 acres north end
of E13 of SEH of Sec q, and 80 acres On
west side of w . Of NW4 of Sec 2, allin
less. Ed G. BANKS,
JAM, 7S-4w. Guardian.
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cHANcERY CLERKS AND SHERIFFS

TAN BE SUPPLIED with the Blank Form.
~ of ertifcates and Receipts used IN Pc Pc.
king Applications for Tax Lands, ana IN .;0n. n
ceiving taxes on Land Sales and Reden pr -, or
Orders filled promptly by the Quire, heas irss IS
Thousand. Where the order is for i've quner ner
or less, the price is seventy-fve Genus 1soss
quire. Cash to accompany orders. AdareEE'
POWER s. BARKSDAL.n;s
Jackson, mlR
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ATTENTION.

I LEGISLATORS AND THE prn
-, - EkALL1. You are hereby JpLlC rod1C GEN.
call anu see goods at the following ss4aested ta
WHITING n GRay,S
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| 80 de Agosto, estandc 70 en- innlinente Peligra
de muerte, me prepare abandonar este man-
do recibiendo con toda la celeridad possible l0s
Santos Sacramentos con que Ia religion con-
suela los moribundos En- aqnell0s snpremos
instantes nade esperaba que 70 vIyiera. EN-
psro ell i0yen doctor no desmay6 I'M punto: Gu
randome e con sus manos, en- cuya penosa Ope-
racion sofia emplear dos horas diarias, visitAn-
dome dos tres veces al dIa y tratandome mas
que como medico, como hijo cariHoso, FL dispu-
to mi vida q la muerte y triunfO
Dole, pues, de 10 intimo de mi corazon las
mas expresiyas gracias por la salud que, con
la ayuda de Dios, me ha devuelto. Tambien
SC las doy con efuson al Sr. DR.. ID. Calixto No
nero, que cooper6 solicitamente una opera
cion yarias de las curaciones que se me hi-
cieron Ell Sr. DR.. d. Genaro Almod6var que
me ha vsto ha dicho que mi curacion fue una
de las mas laboriosas y difIciles que Sc han he-
cho en- este pals
Bien Sc que profesores de esa valfa no gus
tan, porque son modestos y no los necesitan,
de elogios por medic de los peri6dicos; pero
de algnn modo he de manifestar 70 10 gratitud
de que mi corazon rebosa
Con este motive me ofrezc0 de v. alta
s. s.
@. B. 8. NJ
MARIA EvARIsTA SALDAsA,
Viuda de Cepero.
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Nueva- York, diciembre 23.-Un des.
pacho del virey de la India confrma el
rumor de la fug;s del emir 'Shere Ali,
de Cabul, de que ha sido reemplazado
por su hijo Yskoob Khan.
En- Francia el estipendio clerical, ex-
cluido del presupuesto por la comision,
fue repuesto por 81 Senado, pero 10 re.
chazo la Camara de los diputados que
volvi6 q reunirse con este objeto. Sc ha
aceptado la ley sobre sellos de correos.
A 10 iltimo el Senado consintio estas
medidas Sc ha anunciado la suspension
de ambas Camaras hasta ell IA del pro-
ximo enero.
Safvet Baja ha sido nombrado emba-
iador turco en- Paris.
La prensa inglesa trae muchas tristes
descripciones de la gran miseria que Sc
ha propagado en- todo ell pals.
Segun Ell corresponsal del Times en-
Berlin, ell estado econ6mico del imperio
germanico es gravisimo. Ell gobierno ha
nombrado una comision de impuestos
que probablemente recomendara la
adopcion de aranceles protectores.
Ell matrimonio de la princesa Tyra
con el duque de Cumberland ha sido So
lemnizado con gran pompa el sabado
En- Copenhagen han tenido lugar demos
traciones publicas en- son de protesta con.
ira los rumores que circulaban de que
ell rey Christian estaba en- peligro de SCI
asesirGlo.
MERCADos. Sin variacion.
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AViSO a los anuncianteS.

Teniendo en- prensa la Gaia general
de Puerto-Rico para el ano econ6mico
de 1879, la cual, por los extensos datos
que contiene titles al comerciante, L.
hacendado, al abogado, al m6dico, Il
fancionario p1blico y a todas las classes
de la sociedad, esperamos ha Ge alcan-
Ear una extensa circulation en- la isla y
fuera de ella, advertimos q los ssnores
que gusten anunciar en- la GIsa los nego-
clos de su giro profession, que SO ad-
miten anuncios q los precios siguientes:
una pagina en- A. q 50. pudiendo ser
mayor 8 menor Ell tipo de letra & cleo
cion de- interesado & $3.50 Ia media
pagina y $3.50 el cuarto de la misma.
No Sc admiten anuncios que ocupen me-
nor espacio.
h. Is dbre. La 4Adsno,s. del Roletin.
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{ ReUista Eu'opea. J

Segun noticias que juzgamos fide-
dignas, ell l6 Sc embarcaron en- Ma.
yaguez 4 bordo del vapor espanol
Manuela los generates dominicanos
D. Valentin Perez y D. Manuel Ca
minero con pasaportes para Cuba,
y en- Puerto = Plata fusron sacados
del buque contra las protestas de
captain y fusilados en- seguida que
llegaron d terra.
81 este fuere cierto, 10 que es
possible puesto que hemos dido deciI
ha habido doscientos fusiamientos en-
Azua, creemos debe averiguarse 81
Sc ha respetado 8 no como es debidc
nuestra bandera en- Puerto-Plata.
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parties, depende de IA naturaleza de las
cosas de las necesidades del hombre.
Entire Ell mundo antique y ell moder-
no hay mas analogia econ6mica de la
que SO creeria d priori. Hoy la mayor
parte de las transacciones de nacion a
nacion, 8 de una ciudad & otra, Sc veri-
fican por medic de efectos de conner
clio. Pues bien; ell efecto de comercio
por excelencia, la letra de cambio, era
va conocida de la antiguedad 7, "a
que pueblo creeran nuestro lectores que
corresponds ell honor de esta invencion,
tan importante acaso como la de la mo-
media ? A los fenicios, los mayores me-
gociantes del viejo mundo, los holande-
ses 6 ingleses de aquellos leianos ITEM
pos No. A los asirios, de quienes me-
nos pudiera esperarse.
Las letras de cambio astrias SO expe-
dian en- planchitas de barro que recuer-
dan, por la forma y las dimensiones,
nuestras pastillas de jabon blando, y
despues Sc meta la pastillaen ell horno.
Ell procedimiento no era muy comodo,
seguramentA, hemos hecho bien en-
preferir ell emborronamiento de un Pc
dazo de papel timbrado; pero ofrecia
al menos la ventaja de dar tempo q la
refexion. sQuien sabe ? ST los iovenes
que frman efectos de comercio tuvieran
necesidad de llevar su pastilla al horno,
y esperar q que estuviese perfectannen-
te cocida, mas de uno tai vez retiraria
su letra de cambio y la haria pedazos.
Las condolences del comercio entire
los asirios y los babilonios, explican por
queestos pueblos hayan sidolos primeros
en- realizar la idea de la letra de cambio.
Ell comercio fenicio Sc hacla principal
mente por mar Y ell de la Asiria y
Babilonia, por ell oontrario, no podia
ser, por efscto de la situacion geografi-
ca mas que terrestre, por medic de ca
ravanas y q traves de grandes desiertos.
Ell trasposte de numerario era por con-
siguiente muy costoso, y sobre todo
ofrecia grandes riesgos. Estas razones
induieron q los asirios q servirse de la
letra de cambio y cuando los judios de
la Edad Media ia inventaron por Sc
gunda vez, obedecieron indudablemen-
te 6 motivos andlogos.
RICARDO DE MEDINA.
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La Castellana.
HOTEL, RESTAURANT, CAFE, BILLAR
Y BANOS.
AGUADILLA

Situado en- ell punto mas centrico, alegre y
fresco de la poblacion treinta metros del
mar con bonita vista por todos lados. Es-
pl6ndidos salones, habitaciones amplias Y
ventiladas, con periodicos hbros de lectu-
ra.-Se hablan tres idiomas.
Cocina inspeccionada por un director con
un primer y buen cocinero de gran nombra-
dia yrecomendacion. Sc sirv0n eomidas &
todas horas en- los salones del Hotel del
Restaurant, bien en- habitacion particular,
desde las diez de la mafiana q las doce de ID
noche.
Ell Restaurant, planta baia del Hotel, tie
ne buenas habitaciones para pasajeros 81
fncluso cafe vino en- mesa redonda. Sc ad-
miten ahonados conner por $40 por mes.
Sc sirven almuerzos refrescos para cOnvi-
tes domicilio con tai que Sc avise algunas
horas antes. Ell administrator propieta-
rio, AGUSTIN RODRIGUEZ III. Is Feb.
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COMU NICADO.
Pueto-R Rico, Diciembre 2s de 1878.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN

Sf. director uel DOLETIN.
Muy Sr mio Salvada mi vida, despues do
Dios, por Ia larga, asidua efcaz asistencia
ln&dica del j6ven DR.. ID. Juan Hernandez, no
puedo msnos de exponerme herir la delicada
modestia de este facultativo enteHddo Y labo.
rioso hacienda la manifestation siguiente;
El dia 10 de JUNO pr6ximo pasado inunda-
llame al citado DR. D. Juan Hernandez, Gre
yendo que la entermedad faera de caracter be-
nigno. Pero pronto huhe de persuadirme de
que mi sangre habia sufrido una descomposi-
cion general, va comenzada Ia cura por el
nedico nombrado, Sc me present6 una especie
de panadizo gangrenoso en- el dedo del cora.
zon de la mano derecha, intlamandoseme pri.
nero la mano y despues todo el brazo en-
toda su extension, hasta el extreme do cue o
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ALAANAQUE DBL BOLETlN PARA 1879.

Sc acaban de imprimir en- la imprent l,ds
BoLETIE Almanaques de pared para 107 !
que Sc vendeR dos reales uno y 81 dOcena
AL mlsmo precio Sc expenden ALMANAQURs
en- forma de libro encuadernados 10 r6stloa
que tienen la ventaja de tener, ademas del
santoral de la Di6cesis LOssANTos FEsTIy1BA-
FABETIoo, de tai modo que cualquiera prime
ra vista como quien busca una paiabra en q
Diccionario, puede saber la fecha en- cue caa
IN santo 3 testiyidad cualqciera del aio.
Hts aekaypA,
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GACETlLLAS.
Noche buena.

HASAASss
Pasaron va los festines,
Paso va la Noche buena,
Para unos buena noche
Para otros noche pesima
ST la postre SO quedaron
A la luna de Valencia.
va las gentes que, devotas,
Invadlan las iglesias
Para despues a los fauces
Darles lastre y rienda suelta,
Descansan en- sus moradas
De la pasada refriega
Que q tantas dolientes victimas
Ha costado la existencia
Convirtiendolas en- paste
De nuestras ansias famelicas.
Va trinchantes y cuchillos,
Y asadores y cazuelas,
Y sartenes y pucheros,
Y platos y servilletas
Yacen en- el arsenal
Gastron6mico que encierra
Tantos trofeos gloriosos
De la pasada proeza
Que nos ha alzado al nivel
De gentes de pro y austeras,
Tanto, que somos capaces
De tragarnos la isla entera!
va SO acabaron las eses
Que en- arroyos y en- aceras
Describian contonedndose
Hijos de Baco & docenas
Que paseaban Ia tul'ca
Gozando la noche fresca.
Adios, noche toledana
De corridas y piruetas,
De serenatas feroces
Cantadas por voces tieras
Que enronqueciera ell campeche,
La mostaza y la pimients,
Y capaces de romper
Los timpanos q un azteca;
Adios, i oh velada clasica
De bienadanzas domesticas,
Al dulee amor transcurrida
De encantadoras ternezas
Cabe sl apacible hogar :
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Ley provincial y Municipal
DE d DE MAYO. 1873.

Acaba de imprimirse cen toda correction
en- Ia imprenta del BoLETIN la nueva ley pro-
provincial municipal en- forma dc libre.
Be vende uu pess el ejemplar. III. 81 DbTe.
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MoyIMENTo DE PAsAJERos. ALlegados en- el
Meadez N,tiiez Francisco CanciS. --Jes6 A.
Gaudier er-Jose Carbenel Rafael Leon. -Jo-
sc Petrus. Jose Carran.--V. Arribas. wi
cente Cortes -Salvador Ledesma. Antonio
Garcia. jose Gumarra. joaquin Villordas. -
Jose Lopez. .-Ignacio Diaz Pablo Butrague-
fio-Dionisio Lopez -Juana Fuentes Luis
Bazan. -Angustias Cano.--Jose Villa -Estl-
ban Barbes. .-Rosendo Garcia. "a guardias ci-
viles
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TarjetaS.

En- la imprenta del BorEFIy Sc imprimen
en- excelente cartulina y modernos tipos
60 centavos ell ciento.