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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03
SHERIFE,S SALE

By Uirtue Of all Execution iSsuoG from
the office oftbe CLERK ofthe Disfrict Cou-
OF the United States az and for the CON.
II Of Lo~a, Territory of Wisconsin. and 70
me directed, against the gooGS and chat.
tets, lands ana tenements IF Matilda Hoo
and an taror of Efd5ria u. Carson. adj.
o. ne Estate Of Matthew g. Fitch dec.
1 did on The IN day of Fcbruqry 4. D
1913, Lery on all the right. THE, and IN.
es' 81 he SAID defendant, IN and TO fhe tL
lolciRs described real estate, ri7 Lrb
234, containing one and % ON hum
drctbs acres, also lot No. 235 confajnirr
tlro and fsro huadrethS ares, also 1ol NJ
23o containing, one and eighty Ggt
hundreths acres, all Of said lots silme
tying CRd beng IN The torn Of Miar.
Point, County Cf iorG, Territory of iga
cOnsjn, and Shajl proceed 10 sci ALT.
right title and interest Of Hcsaid dr,m.
ant N SAID real esio'c al pubHc Irea
al the front door Of The Court House ir.g
io.rR of 1ImerG! FONT an said icpuy
I1Ira on Saturday the 25H day Of .ln.
1 - lS4S, barecn TIE hours ofIO o'a..
Il. II. and 1 o'c'ocE Z. VI. Of said ac.
the highest tidder for cash 70 satisfy e..
U5H aad costs.
LEVI STERLING. Shirt.
fora County u. T.
Sherigs office FEB. 7ih A. D. 1915.
-3fessfs. Eaton 4. &, thrcn esqrs.
Otl3 lN'ys for II-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters Of administration the estate OF
Niles Nelson deceased late of Iowa County Wis
consin Territory, and qualified such administra-
tor. Al persons having claims against said cs-
tate, will present them to the undersigned within
three months from this date, and all persons in
debIed to said estate Will make immediate payment
20 the undersigned. w. j. TILLEY,
Administrator.
Mineral Pc int February 1st 1913
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

TO- - ~ ~
The undivided tyo-,Hlrd, OF the following tra, {
Of land, sll: the west Aalf Of die north west
quarter Of section Z. Iu town OF range ! cast,
containing So aud - one u,adredtEs acr.,
AL-o-Tne following lands "a Richl4ud county
viz: The whole OF the west malt o. tine south west
quarter " section % 10 town Of range / west.
containing so acres So the undivided hall of Lot
number tour Of section in tnssu Of rang. y.e-t.
containing 81 and 34 one hurdrrdths acres, ami
The Undivided hall oi the uorta west fraction..ur,H
OBJ. the WISCONSIN RIVER OF section 3, IN Town q Yf
range / west, containing one Lal SIX one hundred
tbs acres. And 1 mail proceed 10 seH I'll the
right, tstle and Interest OF tie said defendant I'm
said real estate public y.nIae at the graar door
9t the Court House DO tls town OF MIae.aI Point;
r1 said county ut IIvl,
On Satar3ay tle 25'l dag Of Mqr-d. tn, 1876,
between the hours Of o'clocl A. NJ AMI Is . 'cI9-,
4. NJ Of said day, % rh= highest DsId r. lor cash.
70 satisfy sad execution and cost.
LEVI STERLING. sheriff.
Iowa County. ~. T.
Sheriff : Once, Feb. Jlh 1919 OWES
Moss Il. SrEosa. E-q., ATTY TOR PHI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

AN EN-. SCOTT found it necessary to
S9N remove his headquarters to the CT
~ Of Mexico. and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-03-03

Att'ys for Petitioner.
Dated November 18th, 1917. I7-lOw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
SUSPENSION Of The CUhIEN.
THE MONrpENSIERS EXPECTED.
RUMORED INsURRRCTION
MARK ETs, DC. &c.

The steamship Sarah Sands, which sailed from
Liverpool on the Sd instant reached this port about
o'clock yesterday afternoon bringing nine day 5
later intelligence from Europe.
The leading points Of the Intelligence by this
steamer were given in our paper OF last evening
She sailed from Liverpool on Monday, the Sd inst
made the passage in eighteen days 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that the intelligence she brings Is
of the highest interest
The report Of the proclamation OF republic IN
Prussia turns out 10 have been erroneous
We give the news in detail below, compiled with
care from the foreign files of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
PRUSSIA.
The RsxeIufisn Of DeYiIa.

A Berlin letter 10 the Cologne Gazette says;
Tue revolution which has been effected In Bsrifn-no
Affected ignorance slandsr can Deprive the eonsss
mich oepe ke streets Of Berlin vi th blood. Of this
cnsrscter-has practically restored 70 the citizens ne
RIM 10 and speak freely Of which they nave 70
leg been deprived. Associations are formsd-tnsy may
b caled clubs OF what people will-Dot sssoeisons AZ
s In which the means u securing what has ossn con-
ousrsd in which the future Prusan and Gefmane con-
,Iaons are freely discussed. One Of these clubs COD
poed Of cixess and Of sttsrs met yesterday even
sng In the Hotel dc kass'e Among otnsf sopgees 49,
raj 1,er,nArlc elective franchise upon the hPS
Hersuoon one OF The genemsn present. who had been ~
,slng In silence rose with the number OF the Pessse
Agsnexs Zsps in which the Kings expression Iespxes
A9sehen Preussen IN Dsuschlsnd) occurs and osssea
leave TO speak $4,000. ~ u....
uv~ r. Won Gasero, the Prime Hinists! o. ross
Dsmstsdt, who had come from Dfseasn' Ano WIZ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

ARREST or CooSROD C. WHEELER.-A letter IN
the Albany EraiH9 Journal OF yesterday. nom {.
Bouton Editor OF the FeOdr announced the arrest Of
Coonrod c. wheeler. OF the men implicated In the
shooting Of Deputy Sheriff smith 1t appears that MT
Bouton on receiving the Governors procsmaton set out
Immediately for Taghksnic. Columbia Co. Wheeler 5
residence to make sure Of the 900 reward He arrived
at the place about midnight and found the object Of bis
visit in bed lie was aroused however, and delivered
himself up willingly. On their way to the prison. they
met the Sheriff with posse Of forty men, bound on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
increase of NeW.papers.

Que OF the nO,t striking examples OF the ate
political catastrophe IS exhibited IN Journalism
Not only is the circulation Of all the established
journals enormously Increased, that OF La Prose-
alone having risen from $4,000 10 nearly $4,000 but
q. swarm OF smaller journals have come into exls-
,ence sort Of spurious race OF newspapers dis,
tributed by hawkers in all quarters OF Paris, and
sold usually for one sou, the profit being two hitns
of sou. has begun. The names OF these fsnHes
are Sufficiently signihcstive OF their quality and
character. Here are some specimens from gwen
from memory
L'Ani du People. Ii Lberis. Ia Fratfrnrs
La RepuoHque, la Vo1 des Ciuos Le sAlIt rs9.e,
L. Democratic LAteer, La Peepe Cohsu'uAn''
I'Assemb6s Rationale, La NOx ces Fenlmes,
lie Journal aes Ouvriers Ia LioeFrs hshsieuse &c
These are distributed in all the public .Promen'
.Se. by thousands, free from the control OF any po-
lice. On the public ways the vende" spread them
m on the trottoirs stick them on the bands Of their
b,t. and hang them round their persons. by way
Of orovokipg the appetite Of purchasers they
.omstimes shou. out the leading lines Of remsrSa-
he nsv. Just go much as 20 tantslize the buyer
and extract the sou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

OUTRAGE II WoossocEET, r. IA placard was
posted the door Of Edward Harris. a. Woonsocket
last Monday evening Threatening that unless he with
drew certain complaints that he had made Tor violation
Of the license law, he should share the fate Of Assa
sprsgue. o. Tuesday evening a munei bal was fra
into bis window but no injury was done We have learned
farther particulars Of bold attempt 70 murder. bat
trust the Police will he s azted 0y ample offer Of
reward 10 ferret out the who concerned IN H.
providence Journal Z0.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Aspect OF Paris.

In the general aspect Of Paris the thing that
most strikes the eye OF the observer Is the tota ao
sence Of military, and especially of the munich a'
guard horse aud foot who formed 50 prominent r
feature in the Paris ,horoughfares. The duty OF
all the gusrd.bOuse as well as OF the tnesters and
public places OF amusement IN general IS stlll p
formed by the national guard. Repeated attempts
have been made by the government 10 mingle ~ i'h
them the regular troops but this has been hitherto
unsuccessful, except at few posts little frequent
ed by the p0puace. The popuace has raised ITS
voice against the return Of the military to Paris sni
they now reign supreme.
The public buildings and churches are ell 800
scribed in a conspicuous manner, with the words
" iberts Egalt8 Ct Fraterniis aud the 90
colored flag ais invariably hung from the sum
nit Wherever the name OF Louis Philippe has
been inscribed as for example on the obelisk m
the Place de a Concorde It mas been etfaced. aud
the above words substituted for It. His portraits
and busts which had been previously placed IN al
public offices museums and other establishments
have been removed. The insignia OF the chartt q.
erected in the theatres and over the doors OF pub
lie establishments have been also taken down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Organization OF Labor.

An address had been received by Al. Louis Blanc
from the Executive Committee Of Great Britain
Tor the Protection OF Industry and for the Division
g Agrculturs and Manufacturing Labor, OF which
Mr T. ;. Dancombe. NJ z. is the President con
.rssulsting the reDch people on their late victory
AMI expressing a desire TO have league formed
between the working classes Of the two countries
10 forward their mutual interests IL declares that
the present Is the hour ior action that the oreaa-
zston of labor Is essential to the well being OF thc
working man in both countries ond concludes by
calling on the French, now that they have the OPP
portunity TO maintain that principle firmly as being
the desth warrant of the system OF oppression
which has hitherto existed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
WHOLE NO. lto3.

more persevcrins sner tire proclamation Of the Republic
tban h vs. ir 1880 Figures have eloqgence which
We wish 10, 70 dispute bat he Pcoe Knows ss wei -
anybody ha; the fail Of l-Is = not protest Agausi n
OF February. The al has another esuse, which
all aware u. T.. Restoration had not ieii ost
ansnces IN The deporsbe staston the last Government
IA, lei, them m The s0ration had not absorbed ne
larger portion Of the Of the couauy i nai d.
becaeAihsd the prospects Of bankruptcy, toeGd
which vsf- fastening. snt IN which the credit CT
France voCd have been plunged, II the reign Ct the o.
ssy hst been protFac.ed The disorder. Of ne
fallen system. the encroachments q dep'rsoie Adm =
strston such the Of cur enauea G. SIS All
Of the decline Of cur securities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Property Of Louis Philippe.
The National says

Louis Philippe had placed 6oooO0f. Of Rsniss on the
srands rrs Of the public deot bul this investment took
place under Different supposed names While NJ h.ErAi
was AsniuistrAior Of The Civil List be discovered ms
fact and the inscriptions been placed in the same
conditions Of survssnce the 0fner property when ue
long 70 the ex-King. "
BY decree Of the Provisional Government, GATED On
No5tay tns woods ard forests which belonged 70 ne
ise iv List are placed within tie Administration Of the
STATE 70 be regulated and dealt with In same mAAAef A'
the other national woods and forests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
La FrAtfrnIte,
The Commercial Crisis.

The following is from the Commerce OF the 18th ::
The Prsgs gives this morning comparative state
ent Of the prices Of the public funds after the events Of
July 1890 and q toe prices Of the same funds ser the
Revelation OF February IL draws from The parallel be-
tween he two situations consequence which spears TO
rs quite unfouneed. The decline OF the funds al the
Bour.e IA. no doubt been more rapid more marked and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

OHIo.-The Wings of the XlXth Congresslons
District, (Trumbull, Portage, and Summit held
Convention at Ravenns, on the 18th, aud made
choice of Hon DANIEL X. TLDES, as their Dele
gate to the National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Assumption of the Railroad. Relineui.hed.

Most OF the journals state that, at Tuesday,
Bourse, 25thl the report was current that the FRO
visional Government had. for the present, ren
pushed the design Of expropristins the railway
companies 1t was added, says La Fre'se'
that NM GARNER Pages and Ledru Rollln' who
had been particularly favorable TO the measure had
consented 70 await the meeting Of the National As
semblv and submlt % Il so great question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Riots at Lyous.

The intelligence from Lyons is important The
Courier ID Lyons says, that the ~orkmen In that
Guy were IN revolt They demanded and tooA iorci-
bic possession of the powder magazines, and ssis-
I'd on quantity Of arms, and at the time the paper
vas going 70 press orders mad been given That no
public carriage should be allow ed 10 leave the city.
NJ Arago. the Commlssary OF the Government had
sent TO Paris Tor orders and had expressed bis de-
termination 10 carry them into execution to the last
extremity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Policy Of the Government Defended

The NatI0sdl OF the 10Th replies at great Ieneu
20 the different attacks which have been MADE ON
the Provisional Government We give the Nno'e
Of the article - =, ava,
Tn. Government /, wsrmly stacked, ana y we
snseed with resst.nce. Why - because lh me neN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Tuileries.

The most complete order at present prevails az
the raileries and sll the communications usually
opened ~ she pubic now again rendered avail
able. The passage at the gate, close to the til.
umphs arch. was yesterday opened to general
circulation. Divine service WAS performed yester-
Gay IN the chapel by the Cure OF ST Germain'
Auxerrois, the convslescent patients Of the hos
plce civil being seated in the pew previously occu-
pied by the exroys family. The DONNIE, 'alran
fac iempEblicam was sung with great iervor, the
congregation joining. This day the stat of the
national guard is to take up its station IN part OF
the apartments Of the Pavilion Marsan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

A decree r the G0sernmeDt mobiles tn law
libel and enscts that heDceiorwsfd no officer Of the
G0ssrnmcnt can prosecute jJurnsiist for criscis-
iu.. h., public oondact
IS decree dated the 2sth the Provision a Govern
ment decides that ali the ordinances oonerring APP
pointments &C which appeared in the Nonii<Hr ct
the 22d 23i and gath of February, during the
course of the glorious nsurrction which delivered
France from 6 corruptng Government and founded
the Repablic, are annulled.
They hsye also issued q decree for the natural
izstion of foreigners who are DESTROYS OF bccomios
French citizens
The Provisional Government, have decreed ~
follows.
l. All the measures adopted by the Commissioners OF
the Provsiousi Government. with regard 10 commercial
OK nasneis leSsston. Professionally rsps~sd Tor
the future ali the nSncAl commercial meAsarss Of ne
said Authorities submitted for the previous Goa
seq; Of the Central Government ;. The Ministers o.
FnAnce Commerce. and the Iuteror charged each IN
h respective province with the execution OF the above
decree
The Protect Of Police has issued an order, hence.
forward uterdictng all Offices for procuring employ
ment for iourneymen bakers, and substituting tor
them a committee. % which every )ourneymsu
without work 10 to apply, with certainty OF being
81 once employed TIE Project has also suppress
sed the register Offices for men cooks out of place
They are to apply tothe SOcets Cuinsire, IN the
Rue des Prouysires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Army OF Observation .

On Monday, the 9th, the Provisional Govern
ment issaed orders for the immediate forma-
ton Of camp Of between thirty and thirty-h'e
thousand men between Nieune and Grenobie.-
The measure Is said 70 be adopted 10 consequence
ofthe news from Italy, Another corps Of observa'
ton is to be stationed At Nancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
BIZ Teiee,oph 10 the Nev- York Tribune
Loco-Foco Convention IN Baltimore.

LOco-FOcO CONVENTION IN HaItIinort.
BALTIMORE, Friday, April -.
The Loco Foco Convention have nominated Jol n
Csttlewell the present Sheriff OF Baltimore as a
Delegate to the National Convention.
He nominated Polk 10 the Convention four years
ago, and Is in favor OF him now.
Resolutions in favor of Cass were rejected ~
the Convention Yours, w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Brewers Of Paris.

A deputation Of the brewers OF Paris yesterday
waited on the Provisional Government 10 pray lt u
accord to their body delays Of three, four five and
six months TO pay the duties owing tothe octrol "
Armand Marrsst replied that II would be most
difficult matter 10 grant their request az the Gov
eminent had exceedingly heavy wants and bat
small resources. Not less than 5000 men were
enrolled 10 receive employ. and the city OF Paris
contributed largely 20 their support He had q
remark that when common S0rkmen came forward
to make voluntary gifts Of 100 francs aud more the
present conduct Of the brewers OF Paris presented
q very unfayorsble contrast All that he could do
would be % lay the matter before the Minister Of
Finance, and see what could be done. member
Of the dep1ts,ion replied that u must not be for
gotten thar il was such as the brewers OF Paris
that enabled workmen 70 make these gifts mat
body ~ which be belonged would willingly sub
scribe each bis 300 francs 800 francs, bot there
was vast difference between such sums and 900
francs or 900 francs for the cole OF taxes
Marrast repeated his former declaration, that the
petition should be laid before the Minister and the
deputatiOn withdrew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

MlssOURI-GILcHRIsT PORTER has been noml-
mated by the Wings OF the Second Congressional
District Of Missouri their candidate to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
I.rrxnrn ARREsI oF Dos III ?. TRIsT.-TI

INTENDED ARREST or Dos n. p. TRlsr.-The
Mexican correspondent of The " F'eayHHs reiaes 'h'
following by which 1t appears that Gen. Scott is not the
only victim Of the Administrations
A, v,,.nsr who arrived here on the 10th inst. with
dispatches from Washingtou brought among other com
unications order TO Cen Butler 20 SEND Mr. IIs on
OF ne conptTy had given his evidence oefo
The Court Of Inquiry and am led 10 believe prison
or Gen Butler immediately communicated 70 N IT'S
tsnuon to execute them. - -,
MT inst then addressed long letter to Gen bStler de
nv an Ameriesn citizen The reply Of the General wa
bSsAy that he had received orders from hs Government
osystye in their nature and that he would execute
tb, 40 The letter and furthermore that II was neltheI
hi. duty for inclination reply T. the argument OF MI
Trist 10 re alton to his rights as citif.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Loss OF The CHARTER OAK-Ihe 81 L9nss
REPUBLICAN, OF the 4tn inst publishes seiter containing
the following particulars Of the loss Of the steamboat Char
ter Oak:
When the watch nrst saw the Are II was small and be
tween secks amid some hay and hemp but though he
gave the alsra instantly, before those on boaid Soul
make their escape the whole boat was enyeoped IA name
and smoke which compelled all who eouia 10 jump over
board -. -.
seven oersons on bosrd when the Are took place. and
when We counted those saved, We found tnirty
that Il is supposed there eight or nine lost Whone'
burnt or drowned cannot be ascertained Geo Mase'
nrst engineer. was one Of the missing
Some ten or twelve badly burnt, ad Two 1893 anu
badly broken. BY jumping from the nulIleAn9
deck. Capt Carroll was badly hurt. Tne chamOei niAu
was also terribly mangled by leapps nom me
deck amid pieces o. timber Capt Pa'rek 'ooh pa "
them board the II 0acco Plant. A VINO "oIia o0u''
and d1 everyih he could 10 minister TO their distress
There nothing saved from the boat and tne pas
sergers, officers and being AL asleep Hnen u oc0e'
had not time to put on, some asy Of their clothes
OfENlNGOF TIE CASALs.-Commiss. beacb VINO
returned last evening from two weeks tour upon MS
division OF the canals informs that the repairs are 50
Tar completed that the water may DC lei 10 al any ie
aier this week but that much remains 10 be done
OF allowing the emoanknents built this Spring TO become
arm ,hst vii delay The opening days-n0t later
tnan the frd dGyof Hoy.
The cost Of the enlarged work to be brought into use
this season upon thatporton OF the canal under his
oees. one million Of dollars. More than three thousand
meu are now engaged upon the Eastern division OF the
canals. c,.r
nav, Albany Eve. Jour. 2o!n.
MuRnFR IN ILLISoIs teamster named Oru
son was shot near Ssvefton H. Nie" "eeAs"e Af>
n tha eed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Thus these Investments and other securities.
representatives Of the amount the savings Banks are
absolute aud lecnc pledges which have been Tor several
year. deposited the Caisse ies ne o ct ConsgnScus
charged with the Administration Of the funds OF ,hess 81
Adjustments under the laws OF 3t March 1887. and 2i
June is5 BY Is decree OF Oh March, SIS, the Pa
sioua Government not only proclaimed that Il would fe
spec. these pledges sacred placed he savings ba B.
under the guarantee OF The national soVi faith and o.
dne ron March 10, increased by PER cent the Interest
upon The 10 the savings Banks, Al whatever per
Lhsv ~ AZ hae- aaii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Laborer- in the streets.

In driving through the suburbs and round the
enylrons of Paris, | encountered In various places
bands Of operatives at work on the roads and thei
embankments. This troop is attended by cap
tain and has tri-coored flag planted at its station
IN many cases 1t is difficult to conjecture whsl
useful purpose the work thus performed is intend
ed 10 subserve. Thus we find tue level walks on
the Champs Elysees picked up and loosened 10
day, 10 be trodden down To morrow Such EN-
bankments are in some places leyeled, the eartt
taken away being used 10 raise them in some Other
places bat why or wherefore the one level should
be lowered or the other raised would eiiectuay
puzzle a Stephenson or Locke 10 guess, In a
drive of about three hours yesterday, witnessed
several thousand OF le-bodied men thus myster
ously occupied.
But the great spectacle Of this kind is presented
Ia the Champ de Mars. This immense area literal
ly swans with operatives. Placed at its extremity
and having the use of a small telescope, you can
count them by thousands without IT, their vast
number the extent OF the area over which they are
spread impresses the eye with the effect OF a
general blue color, sgitated however with slight
movement
Now. all these are national aboreu 10 whom
the Provisional Government pledges itself 20 give
work. They are in general, paid 30 sous day
50 being given 70 the sergeants, or controllers and
francs to the superior officers.
When the Government, from want of tools "
other cause, cannot give employment 70 applicants
one franc a day is allowed.
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