The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-13
oh 81 sos His gt sgoa. parents
.!ss %e y Esmpslot s and Maria Ipuisis and
during his cRit tahooi he WAS ali especial fa.

lsseFa,tks " Empeiof andal Maria I;ouisiis and
during tiis Chi ahool he was ali sespecial fa-
ssEi'eo ,as tssises On aa ~ setpr:, Irop
,tsiba, lib he stood bss;ae sl1n OH the ehampe
dss Mars, andiSw einbfaeel hun Tor,
~ she last time ,a, NlaI,naison, Tue young Louas'
!ls, then boysof seven yeas, wished TO fal-
iowb:m ut all hazarIs. When the family
WIS baaished from France, his mother re-
moved 20 Augsburg, where he received il
god German education. lie was aher:
war!s taken 10 Swi:lrr!anl, where he ob.
tanned the rig;.: u citizenship aud commcm-
Gel Course ui' military Stuics. Alter the
July Revolutions, by w.ich he wasa secansi'
itimes prescribed from France, heTisitcd ita-
ly in company wiai Kis'b 'bfnther. aud in 1888
took par, III p piilar in>urrccion against
tho Pope. THIS movement failed, bu, sic.
cceded in making his escape, and his bro.
thcr dying ut -Forli the same year, he vi.
ted England and afterwards returned 10
Switzerland, where for two or three years.
he conirr!cd himself with wiring political
aud military works, Which do no, appear 10
he"X!cns!s"ly read The death Of the duke
ofReichs,adt IN. 1892, gave Il new iinpnIse
to his ambition, hopes. His first revoIi-
tionry attempt, Ut S,rasbourg, in OF 1896,
completely lai.cd. but after short i,nprison-
ment in Pori>, he WAS sen, to this country.
! The illness of his mother occasioncd his rc-
turn the following year, and after IA .piSi. to
Switzerland he took up his residence in
England until his secouI attempt al Eau:
lognc, in 1910.
| g.. r., eoro.,t f H.. r.
were killed, and he was himself taken and
sentenced 10, imprisonment for lifs in the
ECasueEof Ham. g, he particulars Of hises:
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wassretafnsd Us 81 asH6i iys45 ffkg ID 9S3Sa
! semb! from 3,te Depar II insSfi 81 ian asi
| has resided III giaha. a late LoYdSS
jnurlai, IN describing his mod sof 4 "a Siys,
tho fellnWing not very HatJcffna a ccs 0nff, M 4
! 60 lie Hwas Inscriptions in iicontractinS
Observation-Disclosures wholly beyond his
means ofre payiltnt; and hissmost. .scr;,1iis
pursuit Was tliefstudY Of alche nv. bp which,
ne expcctedi 10 arrive al the discovery rtE,be
philosophers stone. SO vigorously did ha
prosecute this exploded, science. al d bousp
which he had dttediup ASA abora tory,atC Gam.
6erwcli, and SD firm was his faith in the
char!atan empirc, whom he employed 10
AID HIM in transmitting the buser metals IN
10 gold, thatshc is said 10, have actually ap.
Proprlated his: :revendss in anticipation, aud
to have deyoled1he first miliinrd of his onins
to the payment ef the national de bt of FIancc
IN order TO acquire thus an imperial throne
by purchase =" :...
The large majority by which he was el-
ected Representative a.lonished every one
and gave his followers thesfirst encourage
,nent TO bring forth his name as acandiIaie
ins the Prcsidrncr del.a, the a,cL ,o,.
'cdSed Republican party, he received his6
the support ofihe L"gitims,s and. .D1les n ISIS
and those combined inAuenc-s have elect
ed him BY an immense majority. The res,
must be left to time and Fate