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FOR, REN'P.

sSSsss nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin M,ii Rock to rent for the Second floor, No. M.I 61 Asylum street, s10; 239 Congress avenue, $lI. For sale-A shore house and barn, large grounds at Savin Rock. House has 21 in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe soda fountain candy ars counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. M. HOLMES
 ielStf Room 8, 69 Church Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-23
dHads.
WANTED
WANTED.

A COMPETENT girl for general houEework. Call A between the hours of 9:3O and 1030 a. m- and 4:30 and 5:30 and and P. m-, at
 rns23 2t+ 26E YORK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-23
WANTED.

Az 1 RENT of six or seven rooms in g house
 iIh pleasantly situated In Fair Haven Address by EI4 letter, giving location (which must be first csss) and terms,
 ua22 if "RAP- this o1ice-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-23
:" ANTED-

SITUATION by 2 respectable girl to do plain A cooking, washing and ironing in private fam ily lsundress reference if required Apply for two days at
 mas It. 196 HAMILTON STREET, side door
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-23
FOR SALE,

hAA4 THE Brick Dwelling House 14O Shelton ave- aiid The house contains 13 rooms. Lot 60x145, ES.A well stocked with fruit, and has convenient barn and outbuidings. The property will be sold at low price, the expects to leave the city Ap ply between and p. nl., on
 jaS0 Pm THE PREMISES.
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s S <.'I
IL - i I'll
~ Florida onk ~ kii1sn.
lar Railroads. mnds - entire tip se.tsl
day % he esest natisiartion of every BODY
II shat region. Its "a adiision1l 60.
veniesds lie trapsIln publ;c IN = ess.
tain 70 appreciate. The two oars required
for this purpose belong 70 the Transit
road. They are bran new, fresh from the
shops cf Messrx jackson, sharp q Co,
Of Wilmington, Delaware. They are
models Of elegance, 81 Easilake design,
and fitted with all the latest appliances
for comfort.
Some Of the Florida papers, says the
Orange City Times, including the Waldo
CrgcEer, Jacksonville Union and the
ThIIahassee FLonIDlAE. suggest the rails.
ing Of relief fund for the widow and
children of the late ID. s. Place. Mr..
Place was one Of Florida's most valuable
citizens, and, since he fell while serving
the State, and to all appearance and 10
all probability really felt martyr to her
cause, we cannot see what more appropri-
ate testimonial the people could offer to
his honored memory than the raising of the
proposed relief fund. We trust that the
press Of the entire State will agitate the
matter. Let us put the thing into shape By
appointing central committee to perfect
some plan, invite the formation of sub
committees, solicit contributions and de-
post or invest the same for Mrs. Place.
The Ocala Banner has the following
Some fellow from South Florida has writ
ten to. the Jacksonville Union that dur
ing the recent cold snap his section had
no frost, and greatly felicitates himself
thereat. His section has our Sympathy.
A country that never gets cool enough to
have small size frost is too much like
that land that the revised testament NOM
mates hades. Here in Marion county we
generally have frosts every Winter. They
are not heavy enough to hurt our fruit
trees, and they do our people great good
in the way of health. Cool weather is
capricious but certain all over Florida.
It hits one time at place and misses the
same spot at another. If we did not have
cold weather at some time during the
year the country would be too sickly
for pig to live in. In this county we
have a reasonable amount of cold and con
sequently splendid showing for health.
We advise all new corners to stop that
fOolishness Of spending their time and
money for that part of Florida below the
frost line" That highly favored sec
ton is everywhere on the Peninsular that
they can walk or ride. 1t is one inch un-
der the soil
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~
nssx es.s - -. 49, ssss -. %
~ q - 4 ~ ,l... -. sGlllas1 ], -
- :. -. =. ~ ~. 80. r..l,.s s..le,.:
Hs& 50 1kmYAnss $500 svss tsls ~ -
49, . A1ne III 1r9Hlg ~ en- - ~ beaasg ao1l
- - R..sa 49, sscs e eeC hrs
Hoa ~ tact ulss up Aev notAsr fsha was nosaslssp
49, Il - .. suu i. salsrs .sa n. = ys.s.
Ks.sz.s. 10 % ~ iox easA nonens shoa1s Be
AsfsAs PM . FsasI 3 pananr sonsssul.Asal ".
Ria.s e.on ut way sssanesr-se..Us eoaly man.
p. g aosls . one benshtsd, - : vsshs = tAsr
Hsty waits upon the stranger and her blies come and
And :: .h.ah.. :. b. survey. Asr. an. .. tsps I've
Quiek Be strives % please the shsr talhs Of Puritan
Le eiA 1T -snarins consaoss Hsssy SWIFT sAs
Ys. he's charmed those pioas parsnts-he praeteed
nne an
And that lazy. lovely mad@ swiftly surely lost hes
nov wake up thou poor cid pastor for The young birds
Lae by this tine far away she neses on that strangers
DreaEy house below the hifi Ali riddles ever
Hetty In glded villa, wishes abe again was there
AGFosganor Ma0asiAe-
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"A candidate for the Office of auditor
of public accounts was suddenly called
upon for speech. On rising he com
menced Fellow-citizens, you have call
ed on me for few remarks. have none
to make. have no prepared speech. In
deed, / am no speaker; do not desire to
be speaker; l only want to be an audit
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Foolish MISTAKE.

Don't make the mistake of confounding rem
edy of merit with quack medicines. We speak
from experience when we say that Parker's Gin
ger Tonic is sterling health restorative which
will do all that is claimed for it,. We have used
il ourselves with the bappest results for Rheu-
matisrn and when worn out by OvcrwOrk See
adv-Ttmes
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Masters Sale of Real Estate.

Masters Sale Of Real Estate.
TTNDER AND By VIRTUE or DECREE
~ I'm Chaneery, rendered In the Circuit Court Of
the Second Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Florida
10 and for Leon county the eighteenth day Of May
A. d. eighteen hundred and eighty. In certain
cause wherein Leonard G. Demilly Is plaintiff and
James @. Boatwrght and Mary Boafwrigbt de-
PENDANTS, viii sell ~ public outery, the court
house square, 10 the city Of Tallahassee county Of
Leon, State Of Florida, on Monday. the 9Th day Of
February, A d. 1882 At the usual hours Of SALE for
cash. to the highest bidder the following described
lands, tO-wit Beginning az point six chains aud
sixtysix links soutb Of the north line Of section
thirteen, township one, south Of range one, wesf,
and ten chains east Of the west line Of said Section
thirteen, township one, south Of range one, west,
running east nteen chains and themes south thirty
three chains and thlrgyfOuT links to place Of be
ginning, containing any acres; as0 that tract OF
land beginning az point six chains and sixty-six
links south Of the north line OF section thiFteep,
township one, south Of range one west, aud twenty
i've chains east of the west line Of said section Ihi
teen, township one, south Of range one, west. run
ming east dffeen chains. and thence south thirty
three chains and thirty-four links, thence west Dr.
teen chains. thence north ihirtytbree and thirty
four links TO the place Of beginning, containing
my acres; also the northwest quarter Of the eouth
west quarter OF section thirteen the south half Of
the northeast quarter Of said section thirteen al In
township one south Of range one, west. containing
one hundred and twenty (120l acres making total
Of two hundred and twenty f220l acres more less
Purchaser to pay for titles.
A. MOSELEY. epe .ial Master.
January 5, 1ss9-5w
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NOTICE.

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEEs, AND PER-
IA sons entitled TO distribution Of the estate Of
Charles P. Chaires late of the county of Leon, de-
ceased. required TO present their claims 70 the
within the time prescribed By Law,
this notice win be plead In bar Of their recovery
and all persons indebted to said estate viii make
payment Immediately to the executors
SAMUEL p CHAIRES.
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
Executors, s&e
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JackBonSiIIe On this train
FAnBe1geB from 1zgAnnAh l1r BIunsulck -
thlB train, arriving &c Brunswick ms $50 r NJ
Ensnengera leave BrunHwfek nt loI8 A Al rrs.n
e BaVaunah e - P -
Passenger IeaTiaz M.sus 4 10 A. \ -,
RQnnecf nt 3esup viii ghls train 1oF FInFa6M
Passenger lfOm El1Fitn - EhIs irmin eunnnN d
Jesup VITA tr1ln arriving e Mneun = zNEM
daily
This train sEops oaly = JesuR, W.yrrunn, Eul1..
ton. Callahan and Jacksonville
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Gratefal foInxalid..

Floreston Cologne is grateful TO inyalids, be-
cause II is refreshing wiihou: tie sickcning effect
of most perfumes
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Florida State Bonds 4 Specialize


We have been selling .'SwiA's Syphritlc Specific"
for years and regard Il superior 70 anything known
for diseases il is recommended to care
g. J. Cassels, Th0masvillf, Ga; l. r. Greer q Co.,
Forsyth, Ga. Pembert0n, Saniuels q Reynolds, At
lanta, Ca
E ATLANTA. GA, July l, 1874
We used "ewitsSyphilfic Specific In the treat
ment Of conyicts the past year. and believe Is the
care OF diseases for which it IL recommended.
GRANT, ALEXANDER & co.
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Notice Of Incorporation


St Jehns and HalIfkx Railway Oumpany.
TTNDER AND BIZ VIRTUE or AN ACT OF
~ the Lcgialatmre % 1he 8tAse o. Florfdm en
fDcorpor.iIon Of RsiirosSs ss1 c. . - a.
proved February Il. 1874 nolIce b herebI gives.
rcqpired ~ said ct, thas company kan heen
formed unoer the name o. TIE g. JEANS and Hall
rights powers, privileges and ftnnehINcn co.
fefTed upon compauics formed under sid So and
acts amendatory Thereto, 1Dr thu pufpuse q con
structing. malntainlng and oprEa<ing raIiFuad for
pubic use In the conVeynnee Of perssns md prop
ery The said Railroad 60 BE aboul forty eve niles
In length, and 20 be constructed from koIlestgwn.
IN Putnam county, on the g. Johns river. - q
point the HALIFAX river, In HoInria eDunty. neaF
New Britain, passing through or into TIE cDunlI1s
Of Putnam, 81 Johns and VoinslA
u. J. WBTTR, San Mnteo. IA
SYDNEY I WArKmE. Wnahimwt0n d C.
w. B. B4KNEzz. Jacksonville, ia
December 20, I68f-sm
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Notice Of incorporation.

N~~~~@ ~~~~~~~A
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACr OF THE LEGIs-
ID lature Of the State Of Florida, entitled AAn Aes
20 Provide General Law Tor the incorporation ~
Railroads and Canals. approved February n 1874.
notice IL hereby given, required By said act thar
. company has been f0rmeI, and their articles Of
association duly nlrd, under the name Of the kT-
JOINS AND SUWANNKK RAILROAD CoMP1NT to be
invested with all the rights. powers. privileges and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
said act for the purpose Of constructing. maintain
ing and operating railroad for public nse Ia the
Conveyance Of persons and property The line Of
said road to be about sixty miles la length snd Il
to be constructed from the town Of MelT0se, in
Alnchua county, at the terminus OF the Green Cove
Spring and MeIrose Railroad. thence westWarcIy 20
Gainesville, aud thence on westwardly 20 the Su-
wanDee river nj or n flaming, paes through
the county Of Alaehna, and, IL need be, In part
through the county Of Levy.
Az VOGELBACH
K B. CAEOYA,
0HREVE ACKLKY.
THKODORE +. WURTS,
ROBERT w. DAVIS,
incorporation.
December L. l661-Sm
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OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
- the undrrsignrd. executors Of tie last viii and
estament Of Joel B. Jceoat, deceas 3D. Ike OF Leon
cuny, State OF Florida, viii present their inzi
cunts to the Hon. VIM p. Byrd, County Judge Of
aid county, and apply for discharge ss such ex-
ecufors- j. II. PERkINS
GEO. w. JEFFCOAT,
Sept 0, 16Sl-6m Executors.
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e1,0OO REWARD

VIII be paid TO any chemift no viii find, on
analysis of one hundred6otlcs OF g. g. g. one particle
of mercury, iodlde potassium, OF any mineral sub
stance.
Price OF regula size reduced to SITS per bottle;
small size 81.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propretors,
Atlanta, Ga
For sale by n. Lively, Wholesale Agent, Tallahas-
see, Fla. Jan. slim
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weighing 245 pounds net, in fernando
county; also on the 1st and 2nd inst, ice
and frost which burnt the banana trees
and probably slightly injured the tomato
plants.
-BrooksviIle Crescent: The great
sale to Disston has done more to
arrest the attention of the world and d.
rect it to Florida and stimulate rapid
immigration to the State, than any other
act by any State administration. The re-
cent sale by Mr.. Disston to Sir Edward j.
Reed of half the land is an additional
benefit View it as you will, the Disston
purchase is blessing and not a curse.
Further inquiries as to the effects of
the cold last week, says the Tampa zFi-
6rfae of the 18th, on growing vegetables,
are not altogether as favorable as we re-
ported in our last issue, as it seems in
some places vegetables were seriously in
jured while they entirely escaped dam
age in others Tomatoes, it appears, sus-
tanned the greatest damage, nipping the
vines, and in some instances running the
fruit nearly grown and coming on. In
other places the tomatoes were not hurt.
-Fernandina Mirror, January 18th !:
A new schedule on the Transit and Pen
insular Railroads goes into effect to-mor-
row. The train for Cedar Key leaves
here at 500 a. m; Callahan, $40;
Waldo, 1:1S; Gainesville, 2:05, and ar
rive at Cedar Key at p. m. Leave Ce-
dar Key 7:45 a. M; Gainesville, 1855 !;
Waldo, 1922; Callahan, $40; Fernan-
dina, sos. On the PeninsuIar Railroad
leave Waldo, 1:25 p. m; arrive OcaIa,
4;5O; leave Ocala, $40 am; arrive
Waldo, 1898.
We have received the first issue of
the Times published at SumtervilIe, the
new county seat of Sumter county. It is
patent outside, but well filed with in
teresting local matter. The Ocala Ban
nev says oft: Mr.. Harry J. Singleton,
. gentleman well and favorsbIy known in
OcaIa, l. the editor-in-cbief, and he will
be ably assisted by Mr.. J. +. Shecut, an
oldand experienced Journalist. We hope
that their anticipaaions may be more than
realized and that the Times may become
: recognized power in the county and
the State.
Tampa Guardian: We find in this
weeks issue Of the FLoRID1An very i'm.
pOrtant letter from Gov. Bloxham, which
We received too late to publish in this is
sue Of the GgordiDn. ordering Reduction
in State taxes. The people Of the State
viii be glad to learn that the increase in
taxation from seven TO eight mills d.
rected 70 be levied by the Legislature
last year has ceased TO Be necessary, and
that the Governor Ia aecordanee with IN.
thcEity conferred upon him BY Law, has
ordered that reduction Of one mill be
inside, 20 that seUsu mills viii Be levied
for The present. yez9 instead o. sighe e
collected i 1881
udins re ZION
pEk1 q - lQtk ins,., pabliibss NOS
intsrs sting letter from Governor Bloxham
% q bsesozs WY s,e texs 81 1881 uers
nsFssSd bbs min Tie cofssnof enters
Into i1Il del1ils, a1d mslEss be q6sslioa
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Over 1000 men are now at work on
P. q. r. r
The Ocala Banner for last week has q
patent outside and bran new suit Of
type for its inside pages.
The Key West Democrat thinks the
shipments of tomatoes will soon exceed
100000 crates each season.
The first issue of the Pensacola tri
weekly AdCGnce- Gazette, has been re-
ceived. The daily will appear about
Mach 1st.
Two kerosene accidents occurred in
Apalachicola last week by which a ser.
vant-girl Is years old was burnt to death
and the city barber came near being blown
up.
"A supper at Waldo, given for the
benefit of the Place Memorial Fund, real
lied $50. net, making q total of $14Q
raised already in Waldo, for that lauda-
bic purpose.
The first strawberries of the season
were seen Wednesday, and were sold for
the modest sum of $3.50 per quart
When they get dewn to ten cents, print.
ers can invests. augustine Weekly
Jan. 1874.
They have green roasting-ears, snap
beans, ripe watermeIons and porker.
weighing 245 pounds net, in Hernandc
county also on the 1st and 2nd inst, ice
and frost which burnt the banana tree:
and probably slightly injured the tomato
~lau<a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
NUESTRA PROTEsTA.

va 20 han visto ruestros lectores
por los 1ltimos telegramas recibidos.
La reina Victoria, la Emperatriz de
Ia Iniia, la soberana mas poderosa
de la terra ha sido agredlda con ar
ma de fuego ell dia 2 del corriente.
La Inglaterra, ell pueblo fiel por ex.
celencia a sus reyes y a sus tradicio-
mes, no sonarla en- las actuales
circumstances que llegase un dia
en- que la moviera q espanto un
hecho como ell acaecido el 2 del
actual. Los viejos lores sc ha-
bran estremecido de estupor los
sdbditos todos de la altiva Albion
habran sido presa de electrica sacu-
dida ante un acontecimlento tai que
marca un boron siniestro en- los ana.
les britanicos. Pero a nosotros, 81
nos indlgna este suceso y nos con.
mueve do.orosamente, con todo, no
nos sorpreude. Vlvimos va acos-
tuinbrados d esos actos de locura
que contradlcen la cultura del ST.
glo y Ell esplendor de su progreso.
Los Hoedei y Nobiling de Aiemania,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
La CONSTITUTION Y LAS 0MAIMOOAs.

L. Desde Ia mas antigua lie Las
constituciones espanolas votada e.
1908 por ell Copgreso de los afran.
cesodos reunido en- Bayona, hasta la
de l95de Mario de 1912, primera
en- que Sc proclamaron los principles
filos6ico.d co.democraticos de Ia revou-
ci6n francesa /; desde el Esatuto
Real de 10 de Abril de 1884, obra
de Martinez de Ia Rosa, que con sus
estanaent0s de pr6ceres precedi6 la
constitution de las leyes especiales pa
ra Ultramar en- Dlciembre de 1887,
hasta Ia de l845, que vino fortfi
car ell poder Real por aquellos debi-
litado (; desde Ia de 1856, mucho
mas libre que las anteriores, pero no
promulgada, d consecuencia del gol-
pc de Julio del mismo ailo, hasta la
mas democratica de todas, la de 1869,
en- que nuestros legisladores, olvi.
dando antiguas y venerandas leyes Y
tradiciones, comenzaron por derro.
car una dinastfa, para conc!uir por
anular los tres grandes principles
que nos condujeran a la victoria en-
mil combates, Ia metaffsica guberna-
mental ha seguido diversos rumbos
y derroteros, va bajando a l6bregas
regiones en- que Sc siente la as6xia,
"a aubiendo q inconmensurables al
;turas, donde no es possible hallar Ia
.lyIeerdad que ha de salvar a los pue-
bios.
u Una tras otra, las expresadas cons.
b attlituciones, como caeu las hojas er Ell
estfo, fueron cediendo al vendaval
furioso de la politlca, muriendo por
dltimo al ciego y funesto impulse de
avasalladora democracia, cuando no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-15
NO EIDE SER.

Nal aconsejado, sin duda, Ell senior
Garcia Sslgado, 8, cuando menos un
tanto ofuscado, Sc ha servido dirigir.
nos un extensisimo remitido, en-
coutestaci6n q nuestro suelto La de
fensG de TeN6n, pretendiendo que,
interlninable como es. Sc inserte to-
do entero, con arreglo al art. IL, IT,
tulo % de la vlgente Ley de i'm
prenta.
De paso direlnos que dicho comu-
nicado, mas que recti6c lci6n al refe-
rldo sueIto, parece una nueva defen-
sa de Vell6u, y, franca,nente, asegu-
ramos que no estamos dispuestos a
estampar esta clase de defensas en-
el peri6dico encomendado q nuestra
jireocl6o, ror mas que no nos goce-
nos en- ell da1lo de nadie nj intente-
mos ai1adir affection al afigido.
81 Sc tratase de un servicio perso.
nal al selor Garcia Salgado, declara-
mos que le complacerfamos con su-
mo gusto, pues tenemos motivos
personales para guardarle todas las
deferencias posibles, pero Sc trata de
lnpor6rsenos un deber en- nombre
lie la Ley, y como esta no nos le i'm
pone, helnos de decirie con igual
frauqueza que creemos sin deretho
su pretensi0n.
Ei lector jung ra del fundanento
de las quejas de. se6or Garcia SAL
& do, cuando dice que le hemos
ofendido y este es ell cargo mas
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Dlarlo Revista de Ia Peninsula.
Madrid, 26 de febrero de 1882.

DOMINGO DE CARNIVAL. L Qui6u pien.
SO hoy en- political ? Todo lleva careta
y seria expuesto echarse q Ia Gale bus
cando Ia verdad, que ands disfrazads
para que la cresn, pues es indudable
que nunca se dicen mas verdades que
en- Osrnaval. En- esta @poca SO impo-
nen las mujeres, porque las caretas las
autoriza descubrir su corazon; pero no
busquemos ell Oarnaval en- Ia calle por.
que el Oarnaval ha muerto; hay mucha
gente en- los paseos, pero las mascaras
han dessparecido algunos desocupa-
dos SO han entretenido en- idear Ia ma
nera de lamar la atenci6n, pero no
han conseguido mas que repetir 10 que
estamos hartos de YER hombres vesti-
dos de mujsres, y algdn capricho POGO
caprichoso. ESQ ha sido todo. La
deca1encia go va notando cada ano, y
scabsra por ser simplemente un traces
tissememt de niiios. Va los teatros dan
bales de trajes para los ninos, que van
ensaysdos q hacer de personals, inva-
dlendo Ell porvenir. va bailan y CO.
quetean como sus padres. lAhl no da-
Oo uuuoASo 4u0 oO6oA0WO9 % AUVOS Ol-
vidaudo que la fruta que madurs d po-
rrszos no esta en- sszon y Sc pudre
pronto. LIS que 10 ertienden son los
m1sioos cal,ej7ros ; es impossible salir
de su casa sin tropezsr con las compar-
zas que acometen q todos para limpiar-
les los boisillos; dicese que debaio de
esos capuchones SO encubren todas las
charangas de la guarnici6n, que piden
COZ permiso superior.
En- ell salon de conferencias solo ha.
bia una docena de padres de la patria
que SO comunican tristes impresiones
por noticias que vienen de Oaba, alar.
nantes al parecer, referAntas Ia pro-
paganda que dicen ha movido por ALA
el diputsdo Sr. Portuondo, pronuncian.
do discursos que a'gunos diarios calf
can de subverslvos. Ouesta trabaio
Greer que I'm representante de la naci6n
quiera perturbsr 81 orden conqaistado
3 tant. costa en- nuestra isia. Espere.
mos noticias, y vamos a dormir estoy
rsndido; anoche goc6 partiendo las
horss en- ei brillante sarao de- los du.
ques de- la Tore, y despues gu la agra-