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BRIGADE ORDERS.

HEAD QUARTERS,}
Canton, Nov. ID 1899.
"HE Regiments composing the End
Il Brigade, Sd Division, Mississippi
Militia, will parade for Review and Drill
at the times and places following, viz:
The 25t.,, or Col. Gartley's Regiment,
at Canton, on Saturday the esd inst.
The Goth, Or Col. Stones Regiment, at
Benton, on Wednesday the 97th inst.
The 9th, or Col. Ways Regiment, a,
Lexington, on Saturday the 30th inst.
The LIST, or Col. Jones' Regiment, at
vicksburg, on Wednesday the 1lth De-
cember.
The Gath, or Col. Shelby's Regiment
at Princeton, on Wednesday the 18th of
December.
The officers and on-commissioned
officers of each Regiment will meet at
their respective Regimental parade
grounds, on the two previous days before
the Review, for instruction and drill.
The Brigade staffwill be in attendance
at each place armed and equipped as the
law directs.
By order Of the Brigadier General,
w. F. JONES.
A. G. BENNETT, Aid-de-Camp.
Nov 8, 1889. Aft
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therefore, by the friends of this disfin-
guished statesman, 10 ascertain. upon
better authority than mere rumor or in
terence, what are his views and purpo-
SEES in relation to this matter.
The result of this inquiry is 4 full
confirmation of our impression that the
story Of Mr. Gays intended withdrawal
from the canvass has never been author
lied by him. He stands, as he has all
along stood, ready to pursue such a
course as in his best judgment will be
most likely 10 advance the great inter-
ests OF the country. When the proper
moment arrives, (which he is of opinion
has not yet arrived,) he will decide upon
that course; and his decision, when Civ
en-, will not be matter of rumor or con-
lecture, but will appear in some authen-
tic form. What that decision is, he could
not now announce, il he would, for the
best OF all reasons; and that is, that he
has made none- If others, without au-
thority, chose to promulgate for him a
decision on that point, thew ought not to
be either surprised or disappointed if he
do not deem it expedient to ratify and
confirm it.
If for moments Mr. Clay may have
felt chagrin, at the dispute and divi-
sions among the Wings, in regard to
question which demands of them the ut
most harmony and energy, to ensure
success, and under its influence has been
strongly impelled to retire from the con-
test, he has been restrained from doing SO
by higher considerations than any which
relate merely to himself personally.
he Is under obligations to his country,
ana TO MS political associates and friends
which he cannot disregard Unmoved
by .auy irritating cause, he will await
the arrival of the period, not now distant,
when he can speak out to the Public,
definitively and absolutely, SO far as res
poets his own wishes, views and inten-
lions. Until that time, he is in the
hands of the People.-Nat. Int.
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b fAs PFeSzss Ce1rf = nrsz Cszxes.
Two al Persan= SnserrssrSi - &c lans1s
tenezn1ats ard hrred e1msems~ ~
Ellis r. Passusore- si=~~e~.z3--e---zeszs
Yoa are herrev csse-z % app=sr e<se--
the Probate Ceurf q SD co1z<w. a. :
regular term ther~of~ - - AGh1@m a. tAs
court-hc&sse Ct SD eassatv cen e@@ slaraA
Monday 81 Dec~na1<< z~xf. sh3a AL
there ~ shrU eazsr~ Is say xoa Aasr.
uhy said cuart shouAl nas tAer Qrsser z.A{
decree that rhe taals. s%n@n@mEs asa
BE redsr>uaents 81 sal 1885, - susi4A
% ~Ir SoaEA haif i ezzs lar - assrtA
west quarter aad <ezza kaif * ~nrsse.a
thirty enc saw EaShis fezs- rna-r- s~o east /.
north hall aas5 s01zh- @e-s gsaara@r. sre~
ton six- west hsif " nsrsh eas< <s4,rs~r
an east half 81 norsA-wess c.zare~r AMI
nor.h haifof so1fh-~e~r Saar1er. s~cssza
ive- rownsAlp asnes. Eaa-= swo ~ase aasi
west half of southwest enars@r. Ssst..aaa
.weaty-one an1 scutA Aais ei- eat AL IL
soash-e,s- c1axt<r. seeszca rs~aEx-e1sle &
sa~k hall 81 aorta-es>x ss.lartez~ 
-ris.s
3ensy-nirze. and noFeA ha.f q se<Fssa
wenty-esshs. sewasAsp rw~ls@- Eang~
ioar east
Witness the HoE-ors - T-l..al.ss So
.iEori, Judge 81 Preassse - sd ee2nts
he fourth Nea.lay - 0-.ao~r- - 49,
scar 81 cur Lord oee fhos4san44 e-at
'entred and thirty-ai1s@ AMI sal e sahj
oert-
Issced The sist dax II OrseA~r. fs.ss
JOHN II. CAMERON. Gers
>osemb<.r 2 1859. So
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NOTICE
IT ETTERS of administration having
II been granted TO the undersigned a,
the October term $780, OF the Probate
court OF Madison county. ON the estate
Of Stephen e. IFilson- decd All those
hauing claims against said estate are re
quested TO bring them forward, daily an-
within the time PreScrfbed
by law, or they will be forever barred;
and all those indebted 10 said estate will
please make immediate settlement
10 LATHAM.
Administrator
Nov ?, 1899. 1915
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II ETTERS of administration having
IL been granted to the Undersigned AZ
the October term 1889. of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate
of Abran Caratray, deceased All those
having claims against said estate are
requested to bring them forward, duly
authenticated, within the time PrescrIb-
ed by law, or they will be forever bar
red; and all those indebted to sand estate
will please make immediate settlement
MARTHA CARAWAY. Af'r-
Nov 2, 1889, 4@4>
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

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will expose to sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, before the Court House
door, in the town of Canton Madison
county,
On the Third Monday in December 1899,
One House and Lot in the town of Cam
den, containing one acre, more or less,
beginning at tho southeast corner OF
north half, west half, southeast quarter,
section twenty-four, township eleven,
range four, east ALSO, one Store
House and Lot in said town, designated
as lot two, northeast, in the plan of said
town, fronting on Main street, and run
ming back, east and north to Pine street,
one hundred and twenty feet.
Sold for tho Taxes due for the year
1898, by Morse, Dear & Co.
J. H. VANNOT. Assessor
and collector for H7dison County
Nov 9, 1899 44-49 Pr fee Sill
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The Southern supporters of the Ad.
ministration's sub-TreasGry project pro-
ject generally looked upon Mr.. Calhoun
as the principle champion of the scheme.
1t IS certain, however, that they have
mistaken his position; for from all that
he has said, the inference is plain, that
he looks upon the sub-Trcasury, in the
form in which ii is presented by the ad-
ministration, with contempt. He goes
for the sub-Treasury, with the specie
clause, but processes to regard it, with
out that clause as one of the poorest nd
emptiest of mockeries.
The public cannot fail to remember,
that, when proposition was first made
in the United States Senate to strike out
the specie clause from the sub-Treasury
bill, Mr.. Calhoun opposed it bitterly and
fiercely: he argued, warned, acclaimed,
expostulated and threatened. He aver
red, that the bill Invested of the clause
in question, was worse than the United
States Bank. and finally sat down, de-
claring his determination to vote against
it unless the clause should be restored,
and he did vote against it. The admin
istration to this day, has persisted in re-
fusing to forward the bill with the clause
that Mr.. G. deemed all important; and
never to this day, has Mr.. c. given
vote for it.
Under those circumstances, we cor
tainly cannot but marvel to see some of
Mr.. Calhoun's Southern worshippers
giving their support to the administra-
ton on the alleged ground of its support
of the sub-Treasury, and all the while
fancyinp that thew are following their
great idol and champion.-Lou.J Jour.
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ETTERS of administration having
- been granted to the underSgnec
at the October term 1889. of the Pro
bate court Of Madison county on the e.
tate of James II. Kim6rrH, deed All
those having claims against said estate
are requested TO bring them forward.
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed BY law. or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted TO said
estate will please make immediate settle
ment.
C. r. KIMBRALL, idn'rr-
Nov 2, 1889, 1918
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RECINIENTAL PARADE.

"HE 95th Regiment Mississippi Mi
Il litia are hereby ordered to parade
in the town of Canton, on Saturday the
Esd day of November, inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. precisely, armed and equipped as
the law directs. The commissioned and
on-commissioned officers will parade on
the two days previous for drill and in
struction.
By ordsr of Col. WIN. CARLY.
r. V. DAVIS.
Adjutant 18th Reg. Miss. Nj.
Nov. 8. 1889, 44-46
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We have heard that DR.. King and
Daniel Fore are elected TO the Leois-
Ilature from Rankin county. Daniel
Fore it will be recolIected is the author
OF fashionable Democratic song begin
ming with
Hard times, Hard times, &C.
And was also director in the Madison
County Bank, at jacksonville, that swim
died the people out of about $4,000.
Daniel, is against all Banks now-we
suppose until he can get another Direc-
tcrship.
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Be fks PrSss< Csars - srsf Cazsfg
Two al persons inseressssi In rs saa.ls.
teneassnzS @a=s Aers.tlessaenss "a
Res CoEzESg. sirccas,k-tsrssss4
Nou are herebx cisesl So arecax esisre
the Probate c1art es sasi c,,szats. A. a
regular tersa sherroC 90 be ssazea ne
the Court House 90 S8a1 epansv. ea tae
fourth Mon.lay or Das-eszaassr nexs. thru
and there - saew ezsase. lf aax raa
have. WHY sd cf.srt shsssl1l nssz tarn
order and decree that 10 ,aa.2s. feae-
menEs and heresiasazssesass af sat 1885,
ed hsz Sold the sa.e-esf 81 ssl.1 slsssessssL
being an undivided oae AAlf Ia fas ss.
lo~iag lands, - sat seesaasl s.seuzs. s.,.l
west half ssath-sest saarter ans4 asr.a
half o. east bali &C nasra b ~ese ssssssrs.r
Of section t~enty-asae. tlwusase. es.ssE
range two. cas-
Witness the Hen- Tissss- $40 asssrl-
Judge 81 PEoAs..e ef SID ro1aasv. fa.
fourth MonIav 81 QA,saber. IN shs veap
Of eur Lord ese theslsaaal assas asaas-e.l
and thlrty-Esne. aaf sal ~ s.sal ss.rs-s
Issued the SIS &av eE fs-t..s..r e asa
J. Il. CAMERON. Gers
Nov = 1883. a. S.
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4 J. Walker, in his reply to the COM
mit1ee OF this county, says: . Ny course
IN relation to all questions except the
currency seem to be opposed by none.
Why then IS my dismissal from the Sem
ate now demanded by the Banks and
their advocates - The Hon. Senator,
surely was not aware when he penned
the above sentences, that no less than
three OF the Committee he was address
ing, were BANK OFFICERS in one Bank in
the county.
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NEAA&
II Eh> ot asi1tzasss rA.la1 a.axsas.s
- been graatc1 - The uzsslersa.sssssl. a.
the October tera l>52. af fhs Freazfe
court o. Naiassn rcGasx~ nn tha essas.s
CT Hensy L. Esm@sass- 4re.A- A. sAa~.a
hasiag ctainss ag1lnsz 81 Esta-e sae rs~
g8essed . bFsng thesn teF~arl. sizzs 1sl-
theusscasei. ~szAin she szzss er-ss-zszs1l
BY fa~. or shey wsii - ssrw~er s4r~e.f
and ali th.sse sas4ehtrsA - sAa4 rsfazs =
please sna<1 lsaaaess.lse paxunrnt-
Ma Z III 81 ~
Ma a. Hal-l.-
minsssrsAsassrs.
Ser ?. Iesa EAE3
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". A. FORT
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

10y virtue ofan order from the hGU-
II orable, the Probate court Of Mad
ison county, made at the October term
Canton,
On Saturday The 7th day Of Dee'r. 1889.
The following property. belonging 70
William S. kibbee- deceased. To Wit
THREE LIKELY NEGROES. j.
On a credit of six months, the pur-
giving bond and approved seca-
rIty.
c. W. kIBBEE- A9m'r-
Of YIN s. Ki65ee, deceased
November 2, 1899. 1915
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rHE srarE oF sss,>s>ssrrs.

M&ulsoS CssrxEg.
Be ti~ PruAsfr Caars ~ srs5 czm~s.
Two all Persoas inse -esse.a i-a ths ta.a.ls.
tenemeuts and hescsis -a.rzears ~
HESsT RIuEEE. deccassssz Is rseEzss-
Yea are hereeF ciscsl - anFe4f .ss.ae
the Proha,e Coart go saaf -oaafs AZ a
regular term fhereof a, Sc h.s1a.aa s. ta..
CouFt-aouss e sal cazers. pa rks s.rst
Nonlay of na-rnl5eF aexf. tas aa.l
there 10 sheE caase II aay sos Aase.
whv said court saoail nss tAen ex.ksr
and iecree thas the t4Gfs. seneunenss zasl
heretitanenss 81 Sad 4erease-f - 50
10 W.T. Seufh halfof wezz aa,r e. ssersa
east qu.rter. 4asi wess h4l[ e ssafa-
east quarteF. serfsun s&~ntv -swas @ssath-
west guarter aai w~st haif ef aerta-
west quarter. sce-ca tweasy- ssvesl- aa.l
east hall OF aorsh-ea ssssrter. seees.l
tweafy-eighs- al IN so@asal p nsae- saa-s
t~o. east
Witness. The Hoe Thos >azrx s---sr.l.
Judge IF Prohafe Of sasl rasgrtx. tA9
fourth Monday ct OArsessr - ta.e x~sr.
OF car Lord ems shssasaa8 exaE As4sssr...l
and fhirrv-nlne. aA3 sea- e. s1sG rsasrs
Issued. the SIS slav ~ CA.fs,s-s= ks9
II CsNEEoN- C<-t
Sov ?. ls5e. go
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14A@4$t& NAAA4t
Be- sks Prs5af@ Csars r assR c~nr
Two allpersens Interested ia I'D laa2..
II teneraensS anf h.zreist1zasnes -
Stephen r. WlI~oo- decea~-i-tszzs sszf
You ere hereby ei,ea - apq~as 1zferv
the Probate CoaEt ct SD ccaa&v as a
regular term thereof - - hcs&ea a. ne
court-ho1se 81 sid coaasx- GA t1s ses--i,
uouslay OF hecember arxt- tasa a.
there - she~ cause S say xezs hsxG-
whx said coart sho1lI No. thea ersazr ASA
decree that the f,sslo~sz- hazsAs All sra~
emeutS OF sd e.cceasal - sssl- - - s
West half Of north-east s,zarerr. ssersasa
ten. township thirseea- saa-se hszz east
Witness. the HnnorRbse faaasas >staek.
ell0rl. JuiSe 81 Pr,lase &C ssst rvaarx
the fiSur;a uoa.Ey - Ozsebrr. - Lse
year Of o4x L-3rl eas sasssazllss6 e<al
hundred a14 sBiFry -usas aa.l SEA- e. sa.i
court
Issued the S1ss f1v - Ss-tsh-er. f1-ss.
JOHN T. CtWEsStlN. Cars
\oxersttser 2 la.ss} 4E-8
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GAN IsRAELIrE IN WHOM THERE is NO

Gan IsRAELITE IN WHOM THERE is NO
have been informed, upon
good authority, that our worthy Post
ma ster, Nicholas d. Coleman was called
for loudly at the democratic meeting on
night last to make speech
After some hesitation, he rose and said,
in substance, that he was an Office holder,
and believer in the doctrine that office
holders should not not interfere in cleo
tons, and must, therefore, be excused.
1t Is pleasing TO meet with such conduct
in these days. when the general opinion
Of the Office holders seems to be. thatthey
are the enlisted soldiers of the admins
tration, and bound to fight its battles on
all occasions, whether it be right or
wrong. Mr.. Coleman is : staunch demo-
crat, but, unlike tho most of his brethren,
he practices what he breaches.
Tieks. Wig.
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he news from this county is truly
'.'o'cing-thc Wings are said 70 be
.'ec'cd by large majorities- The loco's
nave claimed this county as certain for
'ae'f ''cket-but fortunately they mis-
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Ais Well.

MADISON is still true to the Wing
80 The Wings have elected their
p.,,esenta,ives by the triumphant ma
r,;,v Of two hundred and fifty The
congressional and Gubernatorlal ticket
,.ve also succeeded by large majorities,
Notwithstanding, the unceasing and des-
..,,.e xertiens Of the loco-foco's and
their new allies.
We have also elected our State Sena-
,or over the loco candidate, the most
,oOular man in the county, although he
run under a pledge to vote for Prentiss
for Senator.
The following table shews tho vote
for the various Offices, State and county:
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a. G. MNuff and the Banks.-P,

H. G. MINT and the Banks.-Peo-
pie of Vicksburg, in casting your votes
this day remember the hypocritical pro-
LESSONS which A. G. M'Nutt has made
of his hostility and bank credits, and then
that he is at this moment in
debted to the g Commercial and Rail
Road Bank of this city, in the sum of
THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS Keep this fact in mind and
vote accordingly-Vi cksbnrg Wing.
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MARRIED = On Tuesday evening,
the 5th inst. by M c. Cayce, Esq, Mr..
JAMES C. MOORE, to Miss MARGARET II.
all of this county.
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GROCERY & PROVISION HOUSE.

"HE Subscribers have Just received
= two doors above the Post Office, thu
following articles which they will sell
low for Cash
Bacon and Lard,
Flour, Iron and Castings.
Salt, Sugar and Coffee,
Begging and Rope,
Candles,
Mess and Prime Pork,
Negro Shoes
Tobacco, Soap. Lead and Shes.
Cigars, &c &c &c
J. D. SCOTT & Co
November 2, 1889 f3-tf
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| lOO4A AfC = -
ms high, 22 or % years old, well made
and very smart 81 active, full eyes, mouth
somewhat protruded, and think one OF
| his eve teeth out He rode OF an old
bay or brown mare Mule a little lame
and stiff from swinney, and her tongue
has been cut nearly of and got we'll.
leaving the scar very plain I; he took
with him good supply of clothes one
or two frock cloth coats and new suit
cntton clothes and lindsey roundabo
| think it very probable he will endea-
YOUR to get to Alabama, and perhaps TO
n. Carolina, he is well acquainted about
Vicksburg and Natchez, and many en-
deavour to get on steam boat TO 20 %
non-slaveholding State. | will give
twenty-five dollars if taken IN Kinds
OF Madison counties, fifty dollars If Ia
len IN the State, and the above reward OF
ono hundred dollars if taken out OF the
State. and secured in Jail SO that | get
him.
Canton, Mis-. Oct. 50, 1889 43-tf
OF The Southern Sun and Tuscaloosa
will publish the above al
yertisement four weeks, aud send their
accounts to this Office for payment
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SHERIFF-S SALE.
.uadsson Great Cossrt = -Ncrrna5er txr1ss $50
Commercial Bank OF
Natchez, use &c
vs. Alias PIea- Il. ia
BENJAMIN Williams
and surities-
D. Holden,
vs. Alias Il. "a
j. III. Johnson,
RY virtue of the above stated case -
II me directed / shall expose IL psib-
lie sale for cash, before the Ccart-hos1se
door in the town Of Canton,
On the Third Esnday IN Norsm5sr- 1882
One Negro Man named Bill
Levied on and will De sold 10 satisfy
the above stated cases
8. H. FLOERNOT- SAT-
Bv b Lsr1IE- Drpzzs
Nov 2. 45-45 tPr tee Sc,
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calculated, and Holmes is also true TO
republican principles.
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500 REV ARD

80 DAN WAY from NV
: !: :: !. ! !.
NN H Plantation, on Society
TX Ridge, eight miles North OF
Clinton, Kinds county. Ms
26th inst my negro man
Cary, about FIVE feet 6 or
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Nov ?, 1882
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
From, the London Nc,c Monthly Magazine for June

From The London Ne,c Monthly Magazine for jung
A DOMESTIC SCENE
Nine O'Clock had just struck at the Impe-
rial Palace at Fontanbleuu. Napoleon, seat
ed by the fire side with Marie Louise, was
enjoying that. freedom of conversation and
familiarity he was so fond OF. Never had his
noble and antique features assumed so joyous
and SO natural an expression. He laughed,
he chatted, he joked; and stranger entering
by chance, would have had much difficulty in
recognising the Emperor in that little stout
man, olling with so much nonchalance in an
arm chair.
lie poked the fire with the tip of his boot,
rubbed his hands with glee, and with playful
and tender saies, provoked Marie Louise to
venture upon some French phrases, rs yet
strange to her, which she disfgurcd with a
German frankness so irresistibly droll, that
Napoleon burst into fits of laughter.
The Empress, half angry, halfsming, came
and sat upon the knee Of her husband. AT
the same moment the door opening, the
soldier-like face of Duroc presented itself
Sire said he, the Italian artist is ar
rived
Conduct him here immediately replied
the Emperor, at the same time pushing back
his arm chair, he left space for the new
conner between the Empress and himself.
The visitor on entering, made profound
bow TO the two illustriors persona es into
whose presence he was admitted and at the
desire Of Napoleon, took seat near the fire.
Welcome to France, my dear Canoya,
said the Emperor in one OF. his kindest ac-
cents. But how pale and thin you have be-
come since | last saw you You must GER
tainly leave Rome and come to reside in Pa
ris. The air of the capital will restore you
to health and vigour. See how well we are,
said he, taking in his hand the fresh and rosy
chin of Marie Louise.
Sire, you must attribute my i'll health TO
the fatigue of my occupations, not to the air
of my country. To leave home altogether
would be impossible for me indeed, it would
be fatal to me-
Paris is the capital Of the arts. You must
stay here, desire it, said the husband Of the
pretty German, in a commanding tone, on a
sudden assuming the Emperor.
Your Majesty may dispose Of my life but
il you wish it to be devoted to your service,
sire, grant me permission to return to Italy,
ms soon as have finished the bust of her Ma.
jesty, the Empress, which am about to un.
dertake.'
Devils in the man. exclaimed the Empe-
ror, he refuses to remain with me You see
Louise, he has no other ambition than to be
the greatest sculptor in the world He longs
to leave us to return to Rome to resume his
labors, and to present to the world another
such work as his Terpschore,' Paris,
Les Danseuses,' Venus or the sMagda.
LEM
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