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Application for Patent
UmrrD STATES LAND osyrcE,

HELENA, ~. t., February Z, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that Henrietta Schnepel,
whose Poetofice address IL Philipsburg. Montana,
has this day led her application for patent for LOCO
linear feet Of the Levi Burr lead or lode situated In
Flint Creek mining district, Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and DESIGNATED In the official
plat and field notes file In this Office lot No. 10,
In township7 moth, range - wes said lot 20 being
described n follows, TO wit:
Beginning ri the northwest corner of this claim,
post four inches square, i've feet long, fourteen
inches In the ground, marked IN. c., 70," for cor
ner No. from which the quarter section on
the west boundary Of section 10, townShip north,
range ID west beNFs north 10 deg. 90 min west
4,a62 06 feet f66.09i chains1 distant: and running
thence south % deg 10 min east LEGO feet; thence
south 10 deg. 80 west 100 feet thence north ~
deg. 10 min. west COO feet thence north 10 deg.
q. min. east 100 feet to corner No. and place
Of beQinninv. containing an area Of 2B acres. ex.
ciusire OF o7s acres IN lot es. the rInnkia No.
I0de OOOl ac1es IN Int NJ the Belle lode. mot claimed,
upon which n0tica of intention TO Apply tor patent
was posted theeth day Of January, A. y. 1851
The location Of this mine II Of record IN Book 81
Lodss, Records Of Dear Lodge County, Montana
This claim L bounded on thu north b. the nNak-
I'm No I. lods, los No. 81. and the bss ioae Is No
n. n R1N01LIN0. Attorney FOR Apphcxlt-s s7 ~
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND orrIcx,


HELENA, NJ. T., December 9th, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that Lewis Davis and Ed
ward Mason, whose postofice address 10 Blackfoot
City, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have this day
nled their application for patent under the mining
laws Ut Congress for lbs S9100 acres of Placer Min
ing ground, designated as Lot No. 49,
situated in unorganized Mining District,
Deer Lodge County, Territory Of Montana, In secs.
ID, IA, 49, and "a TIP. 10 N. r. W., which claim In
not of record and described follows Beginning at
granite stone 16x10x7 inches, marked I'M C82 from
which the cor. to secs. B. H. %, and "a, Tp 10 N,
r. W bears N. MAs y. $50 chains distant and
running thence .. SAo Il. 10 chains, thence .2aAs
w. 720 chains, thence 8. 85ze e. 600 chains, thence
8. 1879 e. $50 chains. thence N.67ke T. 900 chains
thence s. 60ke K IL 10 chains thence n 2sa % 30
chains. thence north 10. 90 CHAINS, thence N $50 w.
9S0 chains thence 3. 44xs w. t100 chains, thence
s. 13Hs w. 81 90 chains TO the place of beginning,
embracing 1856 50 acres, upon which notice Of said
application was posted tho 18th day of December,
1884, The adjoining claimants to these premises
Lot No. 43 on the east and Mineral Entry No. l95
the south. claimed Geo. d. y. Hibbs ct al.
65i-10t j. II. MOE. Register.
Geo. w. Stafford, Attorney tor Claimants.
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Report Favoring Dakota.

WASHINGTON, February ia sub-com-
mittee of the House committee on territor-
les agreed to report to the full committee on
Tuesday next, in favor Of the proposition to
admit a. State all that portion OF Dakots
lying south of the 10th parallel Of latitude
the northern portion 70 constitute Is nowths
Territory Of Dakota. The subcommittee
will prepare q substitute for pending bill
providing for the necessary machinery o.
government, etc.
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An Insurgent Town.

New YORK, February 13.-The citizens
Of Greenwood, Steuben county, having re.
sisted the sale Of town property levied on
under Judgment for interest on town bonds
issued in aid Of q railroad never built, the
Governor has issued proclamation declar.
ing Greenwood in a state of instruction
and warning the people to desist from eppo-
sition to the execution of lawful process.
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Campbell vs.. Cannon,

WASHINGTON, February 14.-The House
Committee on Elections to-day began the
hearing Of argument in the contested cleo.
ton case Of Campbell vs.. Cannon from Utah
Mcbride appeared as attorney for Campbell
and General Payne represented Cannon
The committee will hold an evening session
for the purpose of hearing further argu.
ment
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to the Deluge. The Doctor frequently grew
eloquent in his address and expressed nu-
merous beautiful thoughts, all of which were
attentively listened to and highly appreci-
ated, but we fear that his exposition of the
divine character and the divine plan was not
such as to satisfy the minds and hearts of
those who are crying out against the teach
ings of orthodox religion, and of whom Col
Ingersoll is but an outspoken and advanced
representative.
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Notice Of Final Account and
Settlement,
In the Probate Court OF the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In the matter ofthe estate of George T. Hale,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that William Hudnel
and Oliver II. p. Thoroughman, administrators
OF the estate Of George T. Hale, deceased.
and filed in this Court their na account of their add
mnistration Of said estate; also petition for the
distribution thereof and that SATURDAY, the
fourth day of March, A. ID. 1881, being
a day Of the March term Of this Court,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the Court room Of said
Court, at the Court House, in the town and county
hearing of the final account and settlement of said
administrators, and their petition tor the distrbu
ton Of said estate at which time and place any per-
interested In said may appear and ne his
exceptions In writing to the said account and to the
distribution of said estate, and contest the same.
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Dated Deer Lodge, January 81, 1854 668 81
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TaEAsuRBRs OFFICE,

DEER LOPEZ, NJ r., January "a, 1881.
Notice IL hereby given that the Treasurer OF Deer
Lodge county, Montana. will offer at public sale at
the Court house of said county, In Deer Lodge City
on MONDAY, the 10th day of February, 1882 all the
lands, Improvement on lands. ON which the taxes
remain unpaid for the year 1881. The sale 10 take
place at the nour OF O'Clock p. m of said day, and
70 be adjourned 4 necessary from day to day until
The following is description Of the property and
costs thereon: Amount.
Algonquin Mining Company-1 quartz
mill, consisting OF 20 stamps, Blake
crusher, Howell furnace, 0 cal comb.
pans. cal. comb. settlers, so horee
power engine, 40-horse power boil
ers. steam pump, lathe, retort
works, consisting of engine, 2 boilers,
4 cars, cage: all Of which 10 known
ae the Algonquin Mill and Hosting
Works, located at Hasmark, Deer
Lodge county, Montana. ............ a., l9S 00
Beker, William Idiots II, IL and 10,
block 50, Deer Lodge. 217
Hong Yeck. Tong q Co.-Improve-
ments on placer mines ut Cable, one
water ditch known a. the Gable Ditch SO 03
Morrison, A. NJ - improvements on
land near Phihpsburg lfor the years
1850 and 1sSll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 81
Norton. John H.-Improvements on
land. Upper Deer Lodge Valley........ 81 "a
OConnor, Henry = improvements on
land near New Chicago. ............. 13 %
Smith, George H.-Improvements on
land near Vestel. ..................... l2 OF
Treasurer and Tax Collector Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory. 6So 10
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Mininu Bill introduced

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The Senate
Committee on Mines and Mining reported
favorably on the bill introduced by Senator
Hill, Of Colorado, which provides that ap.
plicants for mineral patents, residing beyond
the limits Of the district wherein the clam
i situated, may make m oath required fol
proof u citizenship before clerk Of any
court Of record Or any notary public. Thu
bill vas placed on the calendar to-day viii
Recommendations for passage.
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Order to Show Cause.
In the Probate Court of the County of De,
Lodge, Territory of Montana.

In the matter Of the estate of Hugh Bratton,
deceased.
Eliza Bratton. the Administrative OF the estate
of Hugh Bratton, deceased, having hled her
petition herein, duly verified, praying for an Or
der Of sale of the whole of the real property belong
ing to the estate OF said deceased for the purposes
set forth In said petition.
It is therefore ordered by said Court that all per-
sons interested In the estate of said deceased appear
before the Probate Court on SATURDAY, the fouith
day of March, 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. m OF said day,
at the Of said Court at the Court House,
In the town and county Of Deer Lodge, to show
cause why said order should not b. granted to the
said administrative to sell the whole of the real prop
ery belonging to the estate Of said deceased for the
purposes set forth In said petition, at public auction
6565t ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of William Watkin Thomas, deceased no.
tice is hereby gwen by the undersigned admnistra-
tors Of the estate of William Watkin Thomas, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said admins.
traitors at Butte City, in the county of Silver Bow. NJ
7. THOMAS @. PORTER and
HOWELL M. THOMAS, .
Administrators of the estate of William Watkin
Thomas, deceased.
Dated Sth day of February, 1882. 6575
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CHICAGO, February TO- Washington
specials to the Post, which some days age
strongly endorsed Blaine, and said If his
policy was carried they would prefer him to
any Democrat they knew for President, to.
day has defense of him and his writings on
the matter of Southern and Central America
which is extremely favorable to the ex-Sec.
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NoTE.-Mr. L'Rosenkrantz, Of Butte City,
is our only authorized General Agent for
Montana Territory, and Mr.. Joseph M CD on
nall, of Deer Dodge, is the only auth orized
agent for the sale of the New Home in Deer
Lodge.
If you buy elsewhere you must take your
chances. 65f-
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS !

The genuine NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE has imbeied in the stand
on each side and on the freddie in gilt
letters the words NEW HOME"
We have lost at various times a num-
ber Of machines and In our endeavors
to recover them we shall enforce our
rights. In order to avoid trouble, buy
from me or my authorized agents.
Machines purchased elsewhere are
not waranted BY me.
e,eu JOHN o'NEILL.
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There will be special meeting of the stockholders
B. O'Bannon, at 1850 p. m, FRIDAY, February II,
1882. The meeting Is called to consider the best pro
visions for the Indebtedness of the Institute, and
sired 1t is urged that those who are unable attend
In person will see that their stock 10 represented.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
OBJ. O'BANNON, Secretary.x
Deer Lodge, M. T.. February 8, 1882 657 I'd
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

Deer Lodge Postoffice, Dec. 8, 1881.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 3 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
MIssoULA, PHILIPsBURo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 e. m. Depart at 430 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postofiee close thirty
minutes before the departure OF each coach.
E. s. STAcRPoLE, p. M.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices are insert.
ed without charge. When local notices of this
nature are not reported to this Office II will be
deemed their publication Is not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Probate Court of the couaty Of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.

In the matter of the Estate of Silvain Vitano,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Marcelin vitano. ad-
mnistratrx of the estate of Silvan Vtauo deceased
has rendered aud presented for settlement and nled
of said estate and that SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
March, A. ID. 1881. the same being day Of term of
this court to wit; Of the March Term, A. d. 1884, at
the court house in the town and county aforesaid has
been fixed by said court foi the hearing of the final
account and settlement at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may appear and file
his exceptions In writing to the said account and con-
test the same, ORREN EMERSON Clerk.
Dated February 8, 1881, 657 St
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WAN z %.

TO RENT OR TAKE ON SHARES.
desire to rent take on shares with teams farm
ing implements etc good ranch, with or without
other stock.
address r.. PARKMAN,
85S3t Phipsbure. M. T.
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The Little Joker.

The best Washing Machine ever invented. II hes
competitor. For evidence call aud see for your
selves Sold by the undersigned at Deer Lodge City
J. X. WILLIAMS,
Sole Agent for Deer Lodge County
Su.c.u -. $3.50. -. Hailed a r..,,- ara.
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LOST, STRAYED OR TAKEN UP

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion
measured in nonpareil type.
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Horse Strayed.

Strayed away from Jefferson City, about May l. 1881
one light bay horse, black name and tail somewhat
curly, tive saddle marks about IN inches In diameter
small head brand between eyes, large full dark eyes,
very heavy stiles, white hair only In saddle marks
hair on legs black and curly. weight about 1000
pounds, Is hands high when last seen was sore and
stiff In shoulders The horse was raised BY Con
Kohrs. of Deer Lodge suitable reward given for
information that win lead to his recovery.
JIG. VAWTER
65Stf Helena, NJ. T.
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EPIScoPAL-The Rev. II. c. HutchIngs will
offieiate In ~. James Church, Deer Lodge, on
the FIRST and third Sundays; in Philipsburg on
DAYS Of each month.
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The gei, agurth- ATTEST.
RELIGIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Elder Mountioy I'm
the Court House on the second and fourth sun
days OF each month at i o'clock a. m. and 7
O'Clock p. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every Sunday ut the same place at p. m.
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Live Oak Stations For Sale.

l have two Live Oak stations, out OF good mares,
three years old next spring. which viii sell at
able figures. These are large, we-bred and prom.s-
ing staous. Their breeding and any inform alton
desired will be given application 10
THOS. STUART.
640f Deer Lodge, NJ T.
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cArHoLIc-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at y o'eioek each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters Of Charity.
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Observation-Disclosures School every Sum
Anu al q n'clncE. -
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JUST RECEIgEDu
A LARGE INVOICE OF CHOICE
Lemons and Oranges,
AT
COLEMAN 81 CO.'S. 655 I'm
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Collection Notice.

Having purchased the interest Of Samuel Maturin
In the late firm Of Belenberg q Maturin, notice 10
hereby given to persons TO whom the late firm was
indebted TO present the bill for payment. All per
sons owing the late firm also notified to settle
their accounts by cash note within thirty days.
the books thereafter will be placed with an attorney
Q. p. H. BIELENBERG.
DEER Lopas, November /, 1881. s4stf
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New Northwest.
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H-Can be seen at Holland q Estill's. 65Otf
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combinations, now playing in the leading
western cities, is that Of Dolly Dutton.
Allen Fisher, engineer of the hosting
works Of the Gregory mine, was caught in
the machinery by the fieshy part of the arm
the other day, and only by mighty effort he
freed himself and escaped frightful d"a.h
Seven hundred and fifty miles was I'll &c,
ord made by the wind at Benton for the a
hours proceeding IL o'clock, noon, of Satur-
day. Ath inst. 1t was the best record made
since the establishment of the signal office al
Benton.
The Virginia City election, held February
| 6, resulted in the election of the following
officers: Mayor, r. o. Hickman; Aldermen,
| Julius Kohls, Thomas Deyarmon, Fayette
Harrington, August Jessen, John II. Scan
land and Robert Vickers.
The school day in Helena was last weeh
extended from FIVE and half to six hours
but the teachers and patrons made so much
complaint that the school board soon receded
from their position, and now the schoo
| hours are the same as before.
Marshal Botkin recently sent deputy tt
| the Crow reservation to arrest four cattle
| thieves, and as soon as the warrant wa
served one of the prisoners shot himself
through the head, causing instant death
4 The suicides name was Charles Luse.
The Independent tells Of q stage driver WHIT
I last summer inherited sc, 900, and who, aftel
I n few months visit to the east, returned {,
Montana and took up the reins again from
i very love Of the business. His name Is Ir'
| Meyers, and he drives on the route between
helena and Diamond City.
Al. Grove, who was shot in Butte las
week by Bob Ledjngham, and Joseph Bosan
che, who was struck over the head with
crcw-bar in the hands of Michael Carroll
| are both dead. Their deaths occurred earl
last Friday morning. Upon Bosancho'
death, Carroll was arrested. Ledingham ha
not been re-captured.
The Butte Library Club, which Is nothin
more than very amateur dramatic associs
tion. has reorganizcd six times in tw
months. This is done to prevent the associs
ton from becoming fogyish. Anything oil
and fogyish would never do for Butte; .
they organize all the time and never hav
time to produce even q farce-except that q
keeping the club alive Independent
i Henry Archer died in Benton last Frida.
He was an English gentleman by birth,
civil engineer By profession, and came
Canada about one year and half - ftol
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NEW TO-DAY.
Ranch for Rent.

offer for rent what IL known as the Heath ranch,
four miles below Deer Lodge. For terms address
&C. CURTIS, p. o. Box a32,
65Su Butte, M. T,
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ECOS DE LA CARLOAD.

Espectaculo hermoso v edifcan-
te es ell que esta dando Cuba, es ell
que esta dando Espana, es el que
esta dando ell partido espanol de
aquella Antilla con motive de los
recientes desastres de Vuelta- -abajo.
La carload Sc disputa en- todas las
esferas socorrer las desgracias eau
sadas por la inundaci6n en- aquella
comarca, antes emporio de riqueza
y abundancia. Ell comercio, la in
dustria, la ?ropiedad, las autorida-
des, el magnate como ell obrero, la
prensa periodical, la sociedad ente-
ra, todos hacen prodigios, llevados
de su generoso afan por el pr6.jimo
desvalido. La affection ha produ-
cido su eco doloroso mas ALA de los
mares, y la suscrici6n nacional
alberta en- la madre patria, carinosa
siempre, promote, seglin ell Diario
de Ia Marina, aliviar el intortunio
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Sc toma en- la segunda ensenanza y
es cualquiera institute habilitado.
Por consiguiente, y toda vez que
la catedra que solicitaba ell Sr. Ma
nabit comprende las materlas que
abraza el va mencionado titulo, ha-
llandose aquGl por este en- el lleno
de la prescription del articulo 4. Q
del Decreto del Gobierno, hubiera
sido un acto de estricta justicia ha-
Der despachado favorablemedte SUI
pretensi6n, tanto mas cuanto que
la Diputacion lie habla nombrado
anteriormente para el cargo de Juez
en- los examenes de ingreso de los
alumnos en- la segunda ensenanza.
Hemos querido hacer constar es-
tos detalles para ilustrar en- parte
esta question que, por 10 desconoci-
da, ha originado va algunos perjui-
clos a tercero.
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La instruction en- FiIipinas.

HaSe discutido estos dias la vail
dez acad6mica de I'm tltulo expedido
en- Filipinas y presentado al concur
so para las catedras interinas del
Institute por ell Pbro. d. Lucio
Manabit, y en- nuestro sentir Sc ha
cometido un error en- la clasifica-
ci6n del expresado titulo.
Existen en- la ciudad de Manila
dos colegios de segunda ensenanza,
ell uno privado, que dirigen los PIP.
Dominicos, y otro Official, que per-
tenece al Gobierno, v rigen sacer-
doteS seculares y algunos seglares.
Hay ademas una escuela normal a
cargo de los RR. PIP. de la Compa-
MIA de JESUS, en- la cual ensenan
estos las materias de la primera y
segunda ensenanza, autorizados por
el Gobierno. En- cada uno de ellos
Sc estudian las asignaturas de los
Institutes civiles.
Ademas, hay tambi6n una Real y
Pontifcia Universidad en- que Sc
cursan las facultades de Derecho,
Medicina, Canones, Teologia, con
mas la de flosQfa q letras, en- cuya
universidad ha obtenido dicho senior
Presbitero SUI titulo de Bachiller en-
la Ultima de las expresadas faculta-
des, titulo que no cabe duda es SUI
perior al de Bachiller en- artes que
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CAPTTANIA GENERAL
DELLA ISLADE PUERTO-RICO
ESTADO MAYOR.

.SoI1ados del E3jdrcit0 q Armada;
Dos palabras, pero dos palabras sail
das del fondo del corazon, para declros
que, 81 durante mi permanencia entire
vosotros no ha sido precise, por fortuna,
poner q plueba el valor vuestro por talta
de enemigos quienes combatir, habeis
sabido, en- cambio, ser modelO de m0rall-
dad de discipline de amor al orden.
Atendiendo q la superioridad de las
fatigas que experimentabais por la insu-
ficiencia del nhmero eXigido para los dis
tintos servicios orIinarios estabIecidos en-
la provincial, solicit6 y obtuve del Gobier-
no de S. NJ, sempre dispuesto a demos
traros su paternal inter6s, el aumento de
la guarnici0n existente Ell la Isla, y la
mejora de los escasos haberes que ell Ar
ma de Infanteria venia disfrutando.
No he podido hacer mas en- vuestro
obsequio; y 81 no q todos alcanzaron los
benefcios de aquella gra"ia, q todos al
canaan hoy y alcanzarau, desde donde
quiera que me encntntre, mi gratltud y
mi afecto.
Seguro de que mi digno successor ell Sc
nor general Vega Inclan hallara Ell vos-
otros ell sost6n mas frme de la Autoridad
que el Goberno del Rey ha depositado en-
sus manos, Sc despide de sus leales COM
paleros de armas ell general