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PROSPECTUS.

The PcToRIAL and ILLUSTRATED editions Of SILAkS-
PEARE, lately published in ngand, are amongst the
most beautiful specimens Of the recent and remarkable
Improvement Of the art of wood engraving, which by
combining great excellence Of execution with economy
Of price, has given an unprecedented diffusion to the
most useful well the most exquisite productions OF
the arts of Design.
The designs Of KENNY MEADOWS for the Illustrations
Of Tyas edition Of Shakespeare express the character Of
the several pesonages, and the spirit of the scenc with
wonderful tiuth and power whilst the wood engraving
of Knights Pictorial edition combine with the highest
maritH ofartand taste such learned and minute accu-
racy to scenery costume, architecture and antiquity
as to make them perpetual and most instructive com
mentary upon the Poets text. 1t is proposed to
embody in 4nlerica edition. the admirable ilustra
ton of both these editions engraved with equal excel
ence Of mechanical execution, to add these, other
cravings from eminent artists, as Reynolds, Lusei S.
Newton, &c, and to accompany them with beouG-
fully printed and correct text.
But the publisher anxious that his county should
pay part Of the homage due from her to the great
est Poets, as to who belongs not solely England
hut tO all
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could content himsefwith mere republication or
compilation. He has therefore prevailed upon r. W.
WEIR, whose reputation an Artist is already identi
fed with his countys mstoy to contribute series of
original designs, together with such advice and assis-
ance in other details of art his taste NAV suggest for
the illustration and cmbeIlshment of this publications
From the same reason the publisher, instead orcpintng
the text and commentary of any popular English i'm
prosson was dcsirous that his edition should have the
supervision ofan American editor This task has been
undertaken, by GUILAN c. VERPLANCK.
The plan proposed to himsefby the editor, is to fur
nish the reader with carefully prepared and accurate
y printed text, unencumbGIed by any notes or
mens upon the page ITSELF as however useful they may
be elsewhere they are too apt to divert the mind from
the power Cf the Poets thought, and to disturb the ma
gic ohis scene. Such notes may be thought neciul
for the explanation criticism Of the teXt,wll be
thr0Wn into an Appendix TO each play.
! The text of Shakspcare's dramatic works, drawn
from old printed copies in his age, which had never pas
sed under the authors own eye, consequently dis
figured by many and obscuritics. 1t passed du-
ring the last century through succession Of varying
editions until the revision of Stevens and Malone whose
text Cor rather that of Sevens has become the STAN
dard from which most of the English and American
dtons have been printed with various degrees Of ac-
curacy But within the last twenty years, more mi
mute and familiar acquaintance with old English diOms
habits and modes of thought guided by intense and
constantly increasing admiration for Shakspeares ge
MUS has led to the strong conviction that very many ol
the numerous though slight deviations from the ancient
text appearing in modern editions, useless or crrO-
neous interpretations, sometimes weakening the
and often substituting arbitrary monotonous metrical
regularity for the Poets own native melody Accord
ngly very many of these emandatons have been rejcC
ted by the last and best English editors especially Mr.
Knight and Mr.. Collier, and the readings Of the old TO-
os and quartos have been restored unless where some
error ofthe press or manuscriptwas undeniaby mani.
fest. Yet there are many such passages coniessedy
corrupt, and requiring conjectural emendaiOn; there
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Edited by The TEcl,. GuEi.sn G. VcEgl,,E,l.

F9 OBT, W. WIER, Esq, will design, select and
Z arrange the illustrations, of which there win re
about 400 executed on wood in the very best style oi
the modern school Of that ant
In submitting tic Prcspeotueofthe Editor TO the pub
c the publisher has only to add that he viii spare nei-
ther expense uor pains 10 make this edition Of the
Worlds Poet supeior to any TINT has heretofore ap-
peared-in illustrations, typography and paper. The
form viii be royal octave. and will be issued in weekly
parts, price l24 cts which places it within the means
Of persons Of the most Limited fortunes whilst on
count Of its peculiar beauty It viii gain itself admission
into the libraries ofthe ch, and there prove to be one
OF the choicest ornaments.
Those who wish this work in the most perfect state
win only be sure of it by taking the parts they APP
pear which viii contain the early proofs of the cngra-
Wings.
The Tragedy Hamlet is now in press The first
part viii be issued in March.
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SAMUEL TTMMONS
WESTERN EXCHANGE,
C@Gj>, Ohio.
A. 4. CROSKEY,

z FAVING taken the above well known stand in the
l. town of Cadiz, formerly occupied by Mr.. Thos. D.
Grimes, would respectfully inform his friends the old
patrons of the establishment, and the travelling public
generally that he is prepared to accommodate them as
he believes to their entire satisfaction The House has
been thoroughly repaired, new rooms added, and a
large reading room attached where the principal Jour-
mails of the day viii be regularly received and fled
Every endcavour will be made by the proprietor to
add TO the comfort ofhs guests; and he respectfully
licis and hopes to merit share ofthe public patronage.
march %.
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DULbETIN of Cheap Books.--Iie, trial, and con-
L } vcrsations of Robert Emmet; Red Mary or the
Pacific; Complete Florist manual for gardening con-
tanning practical instruction for the management ofgreen
house plants, and for the cultivation ofshmbcry, flowers
&c, &C.; the National Airs; Legendary Ballads, &c,
ofIhos. Moorei Drawing Room Library, No 3; Camp
bells Foreign Semi-monthy Magazine for April; Rich
ellen, play in 5 acts, by L. W. Bulwer; Shakespeare,
No flIewet's fine illustrated edition; Whimsand Od-
dities, by Ihos. Hood Hunchbach of Notre Dame, by
Victor flugo Student at Paris; Arthur, by Sue for sale
at FRAHER'S Cheap Book Store,
may Steubenve.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In pursuance Of
IA. an orderof the Court of fConmon Pleas to me di-
rected, will offer for sale, public auction at the
door Of the court house, in the town OF Cadz Harrison
county, Ohio the 10th day of August next the fol-
lowing real estate to w.t. Part Of the Northeast quar-
ter of section 6, Tp g. 4, inthe steubenvile Land
district, containing Acres & II perches and being
the tract Of land on which George Arthur lived
at the time of his death, on which there woollen
factory and other valuable Improvements. Terms will
be made known on the day ofsale.
WILLIAM REED,
june 26-pd .Adminishatoror Geo. .Arttar deed.
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IEGvW sPD IEg G. GOODS
AT THE CHEAP STORE.
J. w. EgEEEE q GO.

J. w. BEEIsE 81 co.
I FAVE just received from the Eastern cities large
L L and splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which they will sell cheap # not little cheaper than
any other establishment in the place. Their stock con
sts of every variety and description ofdry goods, Hard
ware Groceries, Qucensware, Glassware &c. also gen
eral assortment OF Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
You that want to buy cheap goods just call the cheaI
store opposite the teasurel's office. apr IL.
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Probate Administrator Il Guardians
Notice.
The STATE OF Omo,l 49,
Harrison Comfy. Sc

Harrison County, { ga
Cler@s QFcc May 23a, "A. d. 1874.
MJOTICE is hereby given that the accounts and
Y vouchers the following estates for settlement
and allowance were presented previous to the last
Term of the Court Of Common Pleas ofsaid county, and
suspended underthe Statute in such made and pro-
vidcd to wit:
Nathan Johnson Administrator Of the estate ofAdam
Catteral Decd
David Thompson, Guardian Of Harrison Cox.
George Shambaugh, Guardian of Catharine Hendricks
and others.
Thomas Fisher Executor Of The last viii and Testament
ofGeorgo Fisher, decd.
Jacob Parkinson, and James Leech Executors of the
last viii and Testament ofThomas Parkinson decd.
George Cook, Administrator with the will annexed OF
Eleanor Davis, decd
Townsend r. Larkin, Guardian of Daniel W. Richison
Rebecca Grimes, Guardian William and Martha Jane
Grimes.
James Brown, Administrator estate ofJohn Brown
decd.
Martha T. Grimes, Executor Of the last will and Tesa-
ment Of Joseph Grimes, decd.
Said accounts and vouchers are on file in the Clerks
Office at Cadiz in sad county ofHanson and state aore-
said, subject TO the examination oalpesons interested
which be allowed and approved attic nextterm o.
snid Courtunless exceptions thoreto be fled,
THOMAS g. VINCENT Clerk.
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"PEACE AND PLENTY ~
NEW STORE s. NEW GOODS

A S. CANFIELD, begs leave to announce to the
m public that he has opened new Variety Store,
in the room formerly occupied by George Craig, ore
door of Ihos Hoggs old stand, where he intends
keeping constantly on hand general assortment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting of Dry Goods Queenswae, Glassware Hard
ware Groceries, Iron, Nails Glass and Domestic Goods
oil every description which will be sold on the most
commodating terms, for Cash approved country pro-
duce. No pains viii be spared to render entire salts
faction oall those who may think proper to call Pleas
call aud examine before youpurchase elsewhere.
lndtz Anrl l2 1911
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ILLUSTRATED Shakespeare No. G, scatsfeld No A; /;
4 Mysteries of London No d False Prince, and
host of other cheap reading at
june 5. FRAZER'S, steubenvile.
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MILITARY GOODS.

No. S., MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH
III ME subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part ofSwords,
Sashes Epauetts, Buttons Laces Cords Braids Caps,
Plumes Pompoms, &c. Volunteer companies supplied
will equipments, banners, flags, &c
June 26 If JOHN b. McFADDEN & Co.
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LiIIiner & Mantua Making Business
NHiss. .EANM se,9nTT

Makes this method of informing the ladies of New
4 Athens and vicinity, that she has taken room
in the house occupied by Mrs Grimes, Maine street
in the town Of
NEW ATHENS,
where she viii carry on the above business in all isva-
rious branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply experienced in the business, she trusts
she will be able to render general satisfaction. She is
determined spare pains in sedulousy striving to
please, both to fashion, durability and neaness of
workmanship, all who may favor her with their patron
age, liberal share of which she hopes to merit and
ce.ve.
March "A. 1871.
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4 q PIECES Of broad cloths assorted colors and
n qualities lust received and for sale very low at
he cheapstorc Of J. w, BEEBE & Co. apr
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The latest AiripaJ and Cheapest Goods at the
STORE OF MANHOOD Il GRIMES.
GtaII and see for yourselves, whore they
y have justreceiyed most splendid and extensive
assortment offspring and Summer goods, which they II
te1to the public onthe most accommodating terms
may %. N. & G..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho building
In Of Frame School House, in District No 3, OF
Archer township, Harrison county, Ohio will be offer
ed for sale, to the lowest bidder on the 29h Of june
instant, at ehouse Of Thomas Crnwford
june 5th, 1874.
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DONNET Trimmings, acknowledged very pretty,
D very good and very cheap at the new store Of
may %. J.P. WOOD.
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n EAGAzlNIS FOR JUNE National, Grahams,
I'VE and Lady's Book, can be had at the subscrip
lion price by the single number at
June 5. FRAZER,S. Steubenville.
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A doz. moving and cradling scytbes, just received
IL and for sale low by J,P. WOOD. may %
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splendid assortment of PaIisols, sun shades, dim
IA ty collars, resets, Artificial Flowers gimps and
an kinds of fancy goods just received and for sale low
at'tbe cheap store Of ]. w. BEEBE & Co. apr Is.
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will be promptly attended to, on the most reasonable
terms. EDWARD Il. HUEBENIGR.
Cadiz, May 1lth, 1843.
+. $. AS have made my arrangements to leave Ca
diz in the Spring, all those who want any thing in my
line ofbusiness viii do well to call soon.
Feb, 90, 1914, +. 7. IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
COLLEGE DE ST. VINCENT.
EaD gtfaydeau Ma.

|hP wv 1F Met&Ns RXDs
&c coiltgg q he ine0rpor6 par Ia L6Ris1a.
tore de pEtat df Missouri, ayee Iss pobyGirs
OF privileges ace6rdss aug C0lifkes N Uni.
versit6s dars les Flats Unis,fl oct eifns 1
guafst7t6 miles an.dessas ~ 1~'embogchure d
POhio, sur aBe petite cbte d'od ION ioait ds
Ia vae ia plus aEfesbIs qui embrasse les denr
r}SSs. II y y ms r1afson 10 csubagbs / un
! mile ot def6i DO college Oh lss EI6vss pour.
rous pssssf E6s jopfs ID rtereslb's ~ de- va.
canoes.
10 systems 6sdaeati5u est blassiqus on
commercial
Qnoique cetts inglt0tfou soft eiriote par
dss ecclbcfsstf4nes tathbff46ss1 On = rseoitin in.
~distlTcteh1en dss tIspss y quslquo religion
q1'Ils appattfbaneaL
C6gDfTfoEg-P6usf0h ~annasile, Y cogopfis
10 biaucbissage, 10 ractommodaee ct Pabon.
nenent al mbdgoiHJ $50 Payables 9 mois
d'agancel
On paiera sfpaf6ment pour lee lanques Al
lemande, Egpagnols net Ialjssnc, ainsl oae
pour Ia r5usiqne, IL dessin ct IA chime.
u Gefa FIBRE aux ct9yos do passer lee VI.
canoes chez lears parens 90 au college.
Dargent pour lss menne plsisIrs sera dGpo.
Sc ontrs Ice mains de pGconoa1e do Petabiig.
semsbt
Pour pi0s ampi6s inforrations. s'adreseer a
M Adolphs Rozfsr, aVocat, agent, 70 En-.
Grange Place. "a. Orleans, on au Reverend
Brogam, a Baton Rouge.
10 mars o H. FlGARl, President
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-20
CDnE SUPREME,

DtsrRtcr OatrNrAL,-i0 Juliet 1894
Etat de Ia Louisiana rs. Pierre Snul6.
lie Defendeur, membIe do Bureau dc
cettc Cour, amend pardevant Ia dite Cour
pour rtpoudro dun manqde de respect en-.
vers son autorit6 ot 50 dignit6, commence
par pfotasiet contre l'arrestatlon don't u a
ste attuint, cans AVER ste prtalablement en-.
tondu OF en- fabsenco do toute cause qul
luatiiie cettc atrestatlon. Il refuse aussI
dc r6pondre aux questions qal la ont etc
possess par Ia Cour, attondu quill aA1rmc
quill n'existe aucuno reggie l6gale qui jus.
life une paroille mesNre, ct que dams 10
cas- meme Cd II en- existerait, est il proteEs
par Ia disposition de In Constitution qut
declare que null, dams une action cFiminel.
10, ne poUrra 6tre Contrafnt q temoiRner
contre lui meme. II avouc ensuite quill est
Pauteus dc Ia petition qnt renfermo 10
language ct les expressions don't on Sc
plant, ct il dit que /" quaint d Ia po,tec de
ces expressions at Il " motifs aux in.
tentions ct au bnt quill a Gu en- les emplo.
ysat CONNIE Il Ia fat, cette petition
dot parler pour ellie meme" La reponso
pr6scnte ensu,te q~uelques autreS Consia6,
~rations qui ne soul6yent aucuns question
legale, mais qu'il sera bon dc noter ulteri.
eurement dams cette decision.
Ge pouyoir de cette CouF 3 Punir tout
n dc respect, tout acte de nature a
jeter de Ia dsfaveur sur ce tribunal ct du
mepris sur son autorit6, est indubitRble.
En- cs qui touche les a~yocats, I'm Pouyoir
preexistant a 6t6 reconnu par un acte de
IL Legislature ndoPt6 en- 1928, b. ct @.
Dig. p. %, ct co ~pouvcir so trouve 6gale.
ment confer6 par les articles l3I OF 1872
De Code de Procedure, tout aussi bien d
regard des avocats qua regard do tout
Rutra individu. Blackstone daus le Acme.
livre de ses commentaries, p. 2S6, dit que
le pouvoiT de paniF par manque de respect
ct GuSsi ancicn que Ia loi ello.meme.
{" Les lois en- efet sans une autorite com.
pktente pour en- assuTer rex6cUtion contre
IL desob6issance et le mepriS, seraient
yaines ct d6risoires L " le pouvoif de met.
ire IN frein al manque de respect par
une arrestation immediate de Pofferseur
rksulte done des premiers princlPes
de Organization judiciaire," ct en- est iIS
separable. lie meme savant Jurlsconsu lte
nous dit aussi que /" 81 un manqae de res.
pect est commits on face de Ia cour, foffen-
sour peut ttre sur 10 camp appr6hend6 ct
ms en- prison gans ucune autFe preuve
on examen." L'arrestati0n ~(attache-
ment) 4 pour but d'amener le prevent on
oour, lofsqu'd est arr5t6, il pent donner
caution pour son apparition deyant Il eouf,
u dams los cas- aagrauts de mahque De
respect, celia resort en- premiere instance.
II Salk. 81 Snange ls5, sol / Yeates
Penn. Rep. I'LL L. Z. 500. L'usage
de prendrs IN ordro pour examiner Ia cru
sss. atm de- sayoir 81 IN oFdre d'arfestation
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MARIE.

a unc assgmtlte du Conseii ds wis DO Ia
Wills de Baton Rouge touH8 10 4 c0hrBnt, lea
resolutions sbitdnl6e ont ttb ad0btkss
R6Bolu, Que De Ct apres IA publication do
cote RESOLUTION aBcun Bkg6tiaht, Hafehapd
gu autfs psfsohns dabs les liBltBs as Ii Coz
poration do Baton Rouge /, ne sera permits 10
tsnir ehsz iui plus DO cont Ijgros do poadfs 4
Ii f9is, sujet 4 inc p6naift6 Do eiBaHauts
p%tasites, roc0uVfable sif conviction pafdsvant
le Naire de- Ia vile.
Rtsolu, qui1 strs du deror do toHtg per.
some 70 servant d. p0tIss dams des tdr6css
en- bol5t Dc fairs tasssf IL ttfyaa dH poEl6 40
%ifaFet5 DIN auttg tuysu. MI pied, ali faofps,
do Gha4ne cote de P6mbrsnchem6ht, dams
tout les eas Oh Us seront auttem0ht places,
dne ameHd6 do ein1 h dix piastf6s ssfa -.
c6uerable, sur conviction, pafdetant 10 Maits
10 Il Wills.
SAM sKOtTfEDD dfea8ot
Ii n0y. 40
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yENTE p0BLlQUE.
veafe do theniih d eoniiasss do Ia Milo.
Orleans ct Nashville, ace8ss0ifgs ct nguf ss-
6iaF9as

veafe do theniih q e]0uiiases dc ID Nlie
Orleans ct Nashville, acegss9ffes ct nguf ss
tlafgs.
i. b. BLACHE & T.. b. TnICOU,
Epfahtb1fs.
BN geftn Dc Ii G16 section d. Farte de- I
Legislature intituie : Atta pour pGufy6i
III teFl0meht ct b Ia liquidation des dettst
prepayment dies De l'Etat ct pour d'autfat
dbiet5' approaYA la 20 mars 1914, II sera
tehdf i l%'gHe8nj ie jsudl 10 aGht proclaim,
t6idj, . Ia B9urse do III Cite, rus Saint Louis
leg pfHpfibits suiyahtas
LOO lie ebsfhin eeulisseR 6n for Ne Il
NbiVaIie Orleans ct Nashville, e9hihehgani
8 Intersection dus fbss d1 Cah4t ri Bassin,
III defendant aDf UBa l6ngustf a'nntifnl 80
miles aget lss privileges 1T imaii,hitts de
tahtg psp9te atebfdt# par l'Etat 4 IA tdihpa.
guile 40 eligiBIh de faf De Ii Nlla. Ditatls Of
NtshYilIaf or inble les a0uIiss6a eG fef gui
peayebl se %iftiysr 6pat pillees 1 df1its III 4
gatir1e da dis cttimihs
gjf Los e~selaYos Jeufdh6, John Bull, Dan
iel, Allen Late, Flank, George, Anderson,
Perry ct HtnRo.
81 10 meme jour D heftes de l'apfas midi,
at d. pot Do Ia C0tnpaRtia, 40 Nouggsu B4s.
ttH, BOD vuituf8s a edbs1r,
Z chars i Fassagefs,
8 ID i ff6f,
/ Ftanda ]eitefnp,
| machine 4 vapeuf,
> ID pour enfghtef Ice pii9lsj
! i'd 4 bras pour idef1,
10 paifas DIG Roua4,
81 Resorts pour ehtfE, Pi's w "'o'Hs'
] lot DE- B5itFs i ro1es, OH conasfhsta.
LOT d'attieles divers en- fsr Dis f96les
70 r9ltes gl fer, 1F6e Hrpuig sh for.
75 barres Dc fer forge, plus on mDlns.
Ftrgft 8Y8c 0utils, &C. p0ar forfgsf0n
Tour pour iotrHer le fer
polite tnaehihe . gapsnf, dtmgntbe
300 4 400 liYfes d. b0nI6rs
4 4 3 to1nH8uf De barfss de fer,
CONDITIONS
BtTt d9Bz6, dlk.bait ct yiHat. dtafre nois
Do credit, les aeeubfeafs f0uFuissant ieors
biilats ebdossts i Ia satisfaction 1u 1ftseftar
do t'Btai, aYeG hypgth6qus sur Ii B6fpfietk
%Yanduet pour garaftif te paiemeHt desdlts
billets. ben eptendd que ID Tftsorier esf
i reeey6it, 40 llsd dosdits bi1igts 90
en- paiamefit dosdts billefs, mn fur OF a mss1 1
10 do 1eufs teh6anees, tos buns 90 obiipa.
lions tfbls par rEtaf, st gul pourraibnt alotg
ttfo tefHs 6tt s'tl ny en Il ras d'tfbue, csHx
DO b Stfie don't PtebsaBe5 a]ffivefa h pre
(e&egptd lee bong gu obligations fhffs
par Fiat en fagenf 1ss BaDquds hy0fbteai.
res 4 fefi9t do crf6r On eapitai pour dgs Oh.
Do ba6gde, o. cetz thiis aUK5 M1nieipalf,
.4s N6s. 2 Ct . Dc ii villa De IL Neugsiio.
0Htahat
10 ehsmin de- for ct les coB1Isses tparses
s1roht vstdns N bloc,
Les e~scIaYes s6partms1t ot e1bs agtune
Lgs locomotives ~ntaehiHasi faffsiijes, &c,
10 dtp6t, m bIoe.
Aetes de v6ntee aug fFais des acdu6foufs.
1afd9yabt Bueisn Hermann, netaire public
WHe DEBUYS.
juliet 7 20 o. Tr6sofief de l'Etats
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NouyEAUx TROUBLES A P~utLApELrnfE.-
GKANDE AGITATION.

On lit dams 10 Courier do la Louisiana
Les journaux de Philadelphia du 9 parlenI
do noavsaax troables qii a~uraieut eclai6 ID
s dams cette vile. II parait q~u'environ so IT.
landais attaquerent les tente8 qu'on await
dressses pour les Mathis Americans. le 4 JUL.
let, dams les bois do FLETCHER. lie pou d'indi,
yidus qui btaisnt proposes a Ia garde des di,
tes tcntaS furent chasses ct rudetnent frappegi
puts les lrlandais procederent . leur eeuTre
dc demolition.
On dit qu'entr'autres outrages, lis ont ar.
rach6 ct br1le le drapeau AMERICAN qui lot-
TAFT sur lie. Quarter General du Cine. Dis.
srict, dams Northern Liberties. L'agitation
produito par ces actes de violence sans provo
cation ne fit que s'accroitre toute la ~journee;
lie soir ellie iut portee a son comble, pat le
bruit qui 90 repandit que des armes ayaient
etc transportees dams l'eglise dc st. Philippe
de Neri, situss dams Queen st., au dessus
de Ia rue Seconde De bonnie heurs pne foule
de yeuple cerna leglise ct manifesto des die
positions dune nature bien alarnante. lie
sheriff s'empressa d'acconrfr sur les Iieux, Ell
pour satiefaire a Ia demande du peuple gu
d&sirait qu'on fouillat leglise, CO maglstraf,
a Ia tete dune forte escouade d'oflciers de
police, cRtra, vers dix heures du soirs dams
l'Gdlfce, ct y trouva douze fusils qul fureht
transportes 4 Southwark Hall, au milieu dea
acclamatfons du peuples
Toutefois lee difficulties ne semblaient pas ap-
PLANES, ct le sheriff ainsi que NJ. Wright Ar
dis (une des personnes blessees do Keusing-
de J Management le peuples en- lI promet.
toni de rester dams l'eg!ise et de Ia fouitler
tan nouveau. M, Ards cfoisii aIors yingl
hommes a Ia teae desqueIs lui ct ls yherI
peaetrereni dams l'eglse.
La fouls ne diminnant pasbonne garde fu,
fate, en- face de feglise, jusqu'a ce que ID
pluie yint dissiper I'attrpupement.
A ONE heure., Ia compagnie des "Uaion
Fencibles'. capitaine Lee, arriva sur le lien
des desordres. Son capitaine, dams IN dis
cours concis, donna a la foule cling minutes
pour se dispenser, ct peu de momens aprei
ouelques indiyidus sta~lioDnaient encore sur i
place.
MiauiE-Le Col. lee ct maitre de QueeI
st tout est tranquille.
LIE Philadelphia San rapporte que les arme
| appartenaiell a IfArsenal de PEtat, ct quiel
les aviers ste places dams peglise, d'apre
pordre du gauyerneur Porter ct du genera
Pialterson.
Voici LES details ds cstte cmeute'
Les troubles dams Southwark, dams les Ell
yiruns le st. Philippe de Nsri aglise oatholi
nua. Queen st. an dassna de IA rue Second,
et ouf ayaisnt commence yendredi soir, ma
a~yaient etc appais6 car le cherif, % snnt n
a~euyeles saRsdl SUI Ct dsnsnehs 4 sRsgi