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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
EXCELSIOR CHURCH

The meetings Of the Brethren Of the Excelsior Church
Association will hereafter he held In the RAJ L. on No 60
cond floor OF the "!uares Building" Main street on Sun
days, Forenoon and Afternoon NJ the usual church nom,
On Sunday next, forenoon, discourse may be exnec
The afternoon will be devoted to the discussion 81 S
subjects may be presented. S~
L. All nro inxiteh TO nttcnd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Massachusetts has yet made no choice of Uni.
ted States Senator. On one ballot, recently,
CHARLES SUMNER came within four votes of an
election. 1t is feared no choice will be made
this winter.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

we are requested to state that Mr.. D. How
ARD, now giving course of lessons in penman-
ship in this city, holds himself in readiness to ey-
eel any specimen of writing, plain, or ornanen-
tai, that NAV be offered by any living man.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

WHAT IS MAN ?-Of the human frame, bones
including, only about one-fonrth is solid matter.
chiefly carbon and nitrogen, the rest is water
II a man weighing iG stone We're squeezed fiat
under a hydraulic press, IL stone of water
would run out and 2 l-2 stone would remqn-
a man is therefore, chemically speaking, IS
pounds of carbon and nitrogen diffused through
five pailfulls of water.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Rev. WALTER CoLToS died recently in Pail
adelphia. Mr.. Cotton has been Chaplain in
the United States Navy, and is extensively known
as the author of number of popular and valua-
BE works
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
AUCTION SALE
PHILLIPS ON ENHANCEMENT EDr-
E'EfhN,

RNR. WILLARD PHILLIPS is preparing, and about
We soon publish edition his Trentise on nsu
rance lncluang Marine, Fire. and Life risks in which some
chapters viii DO rCcast. each dUcna proposition distinct.
ysatcd-Bnd numbered to adapt to be more
yenlenty used for reference In practice textbook
for instruction. 1t will contain the English and American
Jurisprudence down 10 the lime OF publication.
The undersigned by requs Of the author, will forward
the name Of any person who wishes g. procure lhe
work II perhaps unnecessary add that this has long
been the standard work on Insurance
kenosla, January, lojI '33l J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

The following question will be discussed y, o.,
ting, to be held at the Court House on Tuesday T e,
Resolred THAT the goodness Of God can be- ischs
by the light of Nature" ~ ~ discovered
Ts.,r Cvopor "" p'SFCIANTs. Neg
81, "E"S St r, A. A, GRlyyITu
ton. '' 'ne Hssocla-
An are invited to attend
A. A CRIFrrTrr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

THE Southern Illinois Advocate has run
up to its mast head the names of Gen. CaSs
for President, and Gen. Sam Houston for
Vice President.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

The London Times says from what has al
ready appeared of the United States. census the
returns exhibit an increasesof material and in
dnstra development unparalleled in the annals
Of nations" and concludes an article on the sub
iect by the direct assertion that ten years hence
the population of America will exceed that OF
the British Isles
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
COUNTY COURT OF KENOsHA COUNTY, JANUA'
RY ~. 1851.

In the matter Of the Estate Of PLlSY T. GREENE deceau
an reading and fling the petition OF Celia - DgS ~
~ PRAYING that she may be appointed aainiLi aha
the Estate Piny r. Greene, late OF The ciiy u
IN said county, deceased It ordered ina! c %
be heard before the Court House, IN inc GU! "
eha on the first Monday of March next at ~ cICC "
NJ and that thereof be given by publishing liIs W
der successive before that day IN me
Telegraph" weekly newspaper published IN the city OIL
kenu>ha, in said county.
3-34 ISAAC n. STODDARD. county JUDGE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

When the world once gets hold Of a lie it is
astonishing how lard it is to get it out OF the
bworld You beat it about the head, till it seems
to have given up the ghost, and 10 the next day
it is as healthy as ever
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Elk President Van Buren, is among the dele
gates appointed by the New York State Agricul-
tural Society, to attend the Worlds Fair in Lon
don.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

The other day Mrs Quinn fell from the top
of three story house in New York, and alight-
ed on a coal-box which stood on the side walk.
The box was smashed, but the lady was not.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

G. P. r. James has received 81 900 from the
Messrs. Harpers' for the first edition of his new
novel Henry Smeaton."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Gen. Sam. Houston, of Texas, will lecture on
temperance in Tripler Hall New York, on oath
February.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

A Baptist Association comprising three church
and fity-tive members, has been formed at
San Francisco.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

GEN. CAss.-The Cleveland Plaindcaler which
publishes all extract from one of General Cass
letters, in which he declared that no circumstance
could again arise, which would induce him again
to permit his name to be used in connection with
the Presidency, says when il published it, it sup
posed to be an extract from some recent letter
Of the General, which it had not seen, bit upon
reference to the proceedings of the Baltimore
Convention, our Lake contemporary finds it to be
part Of General Cass letter to that body.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Counterfeit gold dollars are circulating extern
siyely in Philadelphia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Labor has its sages, though they dispense
with an Academy, and its kings, though they are
not invested with purple.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

How is it possible to swallowra door?
Give it up? BY bO}ting it, of course.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

BSg Divers friends at Madison, will accept our
hanks for Legislative Documents
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

Death Of an W. C.--David S. Kaufman
member from Texas, on retiring from the House
last Friday was seized with sudden iIlness, and
expired in few minutes after reaching his room
He was born in Cumberland county, Pa in
1914, served in the Texan war, was twice a
member and once Speaker of the Texan House
of Representative, and was State Senator when
elected TO Congress This was his second
term.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
New YORK. Feb. 3
From the Rome Sentinel.
THE NEW YORK PROTECTION INsU-
RANCE Co.

Atthe annual meeting ofihe members of "The
New York Protection Insurance Company, held
at the office Of the Company, on the 9th inst,
the following gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year -
JOHN STRIKER, CALVERT CoNsToCK, ALvA
NUDGE, GORDON n. BIssELL, GEORGE r THoM-
AS, SETH 8. ROBERTS, Henry WAGER, JESSE
MATTEsoN, OTHNIEL S. WILLIAMS, WooDM4x
KIMBAL1, EDWARD HUNTINGTON, ROBERT B.
DoxTArER, DAVID UTLBY.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Directors
JOHN STRYKER, was reelected President, and
CALVERT CoMsTcCK Vice President, for the en-
suing year I. JOKES, ir, was also continued
as Secretary, and ELoN CoMsToCK, as general
Agent Of the Company.
1t is proper to state, that an additional Cash
Capital of $50 ,0O0 has recently been added to
the Capital Stock of the Company. This add-
tiona capital is all paid in and the Company is
in sound and prosperous condition.
From CAL1FoRNrA-Mr. SIocum and three
other gentlemen from Lake county, have just
passed through this city, on their return home
from California. They left San Francisco on
the 8th Of October, and came across Central
America. Mr.. Slocum gives the editors of the
Tribune some particulars of the loss of the bark
Emily, which left San Francisco Oct 4th. A
terrible gale commenced on the fourth, and the
ballast of the Emily being sand, in pitching down
into trough of The sea, the sand swept forward
to the front part, and carried her down. There
were $50 passengers and crew on board, only
two of whom-one white and one black man
escaped They were at the stern, and chung
to the yard by which they succeeded in reach
ing the shore. Mr.. S. talked with the white
man concerning it. A large number of Hin
oisans were supposed to be on board of the Emil
ly.
Mr. L. E. Mcclellan, brother of one of the
editors of this paper, left San Francisco about
that time, to return, and has not been heard OF,
though expected home some weeks ago. 1t is
not known on what vessel he sciled and much
anxiety prevails among his friends for his safe
ty.-WeStern Citizen
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
Kenosha Young mems, asrocio,,o

tt zoe will deliver, this Evening at the SIR,
I1 lust nee Lecture Chemistry SURIrCT-Ov.oi
Deu' oAue Oh Nitrogen ard nitrous acid gases 'so'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

The fremont House, at Laporle, Ind, was
burned, Jan. 22d.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
MO ENYHpr.xnHnswn,

regard 70 Justice, demands of me to say to the F
-. o iast Friday evening, that their su5 st,
tckens OF good will dlly appreciated cmin
''ousy seAsona6y, and abundauy, gave them gTea 81;
ue' nos mercy eshty dolrs for dollars and cents d.
speak strongly Of ffiendshp as wir Ems 10 not
man the "prrHfge Of being adndent" And tha, D
iectna treat In closing the interview from lovers and p@a
ol vocal music was appreciated Those who gave not
petsohal at'ehuahce' but represented themselves s
n0eray and significantly by tieir pre1ies stand win %
ohers, the test "Jy their OorkS ye sbaH knoo them WV
henosha, Feb. Cd, 1851. iiN0r'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

William and Ellen Crafts, the fugitive slaves
are now in England.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07
New YORK, Feb. 3

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA-No ne,cS of the
AtLdnt'c.-The steamer Canada arrived at Hall
fax this morning. She left Liverpool on the 18th
ult., and therefore brings one week later news
She brings us no news of the Atlantic.
New YORK, Feb. g.
A HOPE FOR THE ATLANTIC. BY special de-
spatch to the Pittsburg Commercial, the captain
of the ship Tarqun, which arrived at this port
last night, reports having seen at sea large
American Steamship ,o1thom bopspril under
sails and steering for the Western Highlands
The Atlantic was like all the Collins steamers,
without a bowsprt, whence confidence is felt
that the vessel reported by the Tarquin was the
Atlantic.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

a FACT FOR FARMERs.-Dr. Y. r Bald
win has recently made public the results of sew
eral years Investigations and experiments upon
manures, and the various ways OF fertilizing the
soil. lie states that the best and speediest way
to tertze any coil, is TO cover it over with
straw, bushes or any raw materials, so as com
pIetely to shade it. The surface of the earth
thus being made cool. dark damp, and close,
soon undergoes chemical process like putrif
cation, and becomes highly fertzcd. This plan
of ferthzng, he says, may be applied with sue
cess to any soil whatever, no matter how poor,
and the result will be astonishing Glasgo,c
Times.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-07

SLAVERY AMONG THB MoRMoSs I'VE feel
tito De our duty to define our position in relation
to the subject of Slavery There are several
men in the Valley of the Salt Lake from the
Southern States who have their slaves with
them. There is no law in Utah to authorize Sla-
very; neither any to prohibit If the slave is
disposed to leave his master, no power exists
there, either legal or moral, that will prevent
him. But II the slave chooses to remain with
his master, none are allowed to interfere between
the master and the slave All the slaves thar
ore there appear TO be perfectly contcnted and
satisfied. When man in the Southern States
embraces our faith, and is the owner Of slaves
the church says to him, if your slaves wish to
remain with you, and to 90 with you, put them
not away; but if they choose to leave you, or
are not satisfied to remain with you, il is for YOU
to sell them, or 70 let them go free, as your own
conscience may direct you. The church on this
point assumes not the responsibility to direct -
The laws of the land recognize Slavery we do
not wish to oppose the laws of the country
II there is sin in selling slave let the individu-
al who sells him bear that sin, and not tho church.
Wisdom and prudence dictate to ia this position
and we trust that our position will henceiorth be
understood -Fr0ntier Guardian.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28

Songe rend
NETS a disposition ondera pros
@#
gepastrop de la s. ass5 I 5% ss@ So #
La VOLTA ev, Stene u
fonle due Tubee aat dcvance
et son Ills ziu
Adabeft acer pir que caus deappone de
s.. #a
sien padonne, dit Soshene pour pere!
bonne Adalbert suppec
AIdate iIne champ be erais
supplement deheiters A ka@ts sa - 80 70
perc fort amabe tout pent
perat
mel homme q aemen ntamour Ssz<s.
Cele qu pareiI chox pas rcgeter.
Ion aime. ~ .sF 81 ..zs f8ste
instant que
etaient
lie fills ct M de Boiyerdun, Ieur dit
= Vou s obi restez bal va ncceder
charrnant, beaucoup
- personnc dit Sohene madame
Adalbcrt Sc
'Iu paais de France.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28
FATS D.I " ERS.

INcEyDIA1REs Isa,ffalre de Pierre
Cazeau ct de >. Blanchard, homme de
couIcur ibrc, accuses d'ayoir q masse des
matieres combu>tibles dansla maison sdu
dit Pierre Cazcsu ct d avoir mis- lie fen,
sic rcprisc hicr dlas asPremiere Cour de
district.
i.'audtion dcs ternoignages soccnpe
ia Cour ju>qu'a une hcur:: avancte dc la
seirer, quand ont commence les rlaidoi :
ries dc> avocats. La defense s'cst atta.
cAsc principaIemens demoatrcr que les
nntres accuses, Blanc ct 1eryxis dechar
gts par Iavocat de District, ain-i.que
Blanchard qui !e premier fit TN affidavit
contre Pierre Cazeau avaient tous forme
un compot dams lie but de fare condam- lam
ner Pierre Cazeau pour un crime don't
lis etaient les seuls anteurs.
Plnsieurs temoins sont venus attcster
la mauvaise reputation d'Heryais Fun
d'eux entr'autres, q. dit qn'Heryais lui
await propose de. Psatcr un faux serment
moyennant trois piastres- s.
&c nest qu'a onze heures du soir que.
lie jury Il rendu son. verdict. lie lnry.
declare Cazcau conpable d'ayoir mis- le.
fcu a sa maison, en- tcxemptanttontefois
de Ia peine capitale, cesqui Tevie q q aElEe. Il.
eondamner au penitentiaire > perpstui--.l
te.
Quand Il Blanchard,i etc tronve cou-
pable d'avoir transporte des matieres
combustiblrs dams Ia maison, Ct aefa CON
dsmne a une peine dc dix a aninze an
nsts de detention au Penitentiaire.
Les asocatsssde la defense ayant pris
quelques exceptions, Improbable
ment l'affare deyantla Cour Supreme.
(Co4fricr de Ia Lo,i@dne.)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28
CHAPITRE Wiz.
30 N NE GUV RE.


nou de Ercoante ct ce De Sos
eeouage devenant dc plus Wis menaean de
a la passion
Gerva agent dc police nstuait mae dc mn
demarch IA comtese.
appr desabn quee aIa souven man heu
dams petite de Naples, NAL mee que
chapcner, a rem
bos qeIc gasnai escae fort sale quon
cete etai gade sohh
semen entail
NJ Fena gisa uriVenent
versle petit ecaier. . .... ..a ,.. H.. .
desire si temps duera ve du beau sefan'
appeIant moment So
fdsle espionage .t. - -. -. .
Que episode, m aant part
Edu reci de Geryais. +,
Nas celia semble clair repoudi Adab impa'enef
qui choi horrible temple adofcr plus
let plus secreemen.
All $
-- Eh blcn, ieas-tu'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28

L.iffidavit etablit que !c ) octobre
dernicr, Witter rem;: a''accuse un bill
let de $1,000, sgne par vsitter d Bro
.thers. A la suggestion dc Conrey, lie
spl;ignant lui remit fgalement IN billet
de $3.50 qui devait servir CONNIE secu-
rite .colateralc. ct ce, sans Iui donncr le
droit dc l'escompter.
lie 9-octobre, Ie demandeur recut de
Conrey la somme de $3.50 a compte sur
les mile piastres c'est tout &C quill a
pu recouvrir de cctte somfne. car Conrcy
s'est toWouys obstinement fuse . hi re-
metre la balance. ii parast qu'iI nu-
rait dispose du billet de $3.50,
NJ. Witter etc obl;ge d'acheter ces
deux billets, passes entire les mains de
tierces personnes, bien qu'ils Iui appar-
tinssent en- propre.
{, lie premier temoin enten1u a etc nj.
Witter l'n-meme !; son temoignage rela-
ite les fats contenus dams affidavit.
n M. Lewis B. Horn ensuite declars
quill ayance une somme de l.500 a
I'accuse qui lui a donne les deux bilIets
pour securite collaterale.
La suite de I'enquete est tlxe au 23.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28
LOTEEsIE
AAA@eg IS N70R .

En- compulsant les listes dcs numeros
gagnans, publies par les divers jour
naux, nous trouvons qnselles sont tou-
tes d'accord quaint aux vingt quatre pre-
miers, qui gagnent les principaux lots !;
mais il men est pas de- meme des 900
derniers qni concernent les lots de mile
francs. Nous constatons, dams cette
'categorie, des variantes nombreuses
qui rendent Indispensable Ia publication
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28
Gil A pl I r E VII.


rmbre, dit CloiIde.4 IS4 s4. 9.t
Et ason, quand yrer Fad
quill
afat de plus a I'D . Is4E I'd Z
Ton fatigue, desire rete dit Adaiberta sene en- ahrant
slui. 4sss
Eh ben pas raconpgner Cte est
eje men youdrais perdre, n -
Nj plus Peeoutes ajouta Adabe en- rant il
sembe peux bencoupd de regrets.
Sans doute, set non e-
coue musique, dnerst concert Tu comprsnds
oh! paraitemcn,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28

Il. .cs joulnauX democratlqncs SC Fnni-
tip|ent, maIgre les prosecutions inces-
santcs des parGucts de NJ. Louis Bona
parties. Les republicans des Cotes-du-
Nord yiennent de fondcr d Saint Brieuc
Union dcs Demcrotes ola les principes
constitutonnels sont defcndus avcc au-
tant de talent que d'energic. Cree dams
un dspartcmcnt qui nest rcpr6sente a
l.assemblec que par dcs deputies reac-
tionnaires, ce journal est appcIe aprtse-
mir de uouveles erreurs, d scconder le
progres dune population qui commences
d s'atfranchir du joug des royalistcs.
la Monnaic de Paris fabriquc,
du Ter Janyier jusqu'a ce jour 90 decem-
bre, 254 100000 en- or, ct 54,OOO,OOO
en- argent. Total 3O8,0oO,O0O dc nu-
hseraire.
re meme etabissement fabriQue
au>si pour Ie compte de la Confederation
Suisse 100000 francs en- argent. ct
100000 francs en- monnacs du pays.
nARoc.-Nous lisons dams le Times
du L., les nouyelles suivantes. Nous
les reproduisons, en- faisant observer
qu'elles ont etc apportees par l'lberia,
arrive le IS southampton.
g lie bruit coufnit le 3, Gibraltar,
.qusune reyoIntien await eclatee .au Ma,
roc. Ilparaftrait qu'un neveu d'Abder-
Rhaman, aurait entrepfis de lie detroner,
lie traitant d'usurpateur ct eleyant des
pretentions a la courenne CONNIE fills du
dernier empereur. lie pretendantssa
mis- lie siege devant Talllat, ct son par
ii est devenu asscz fort pour s'empHrer
du t.esor d'Abder-Rhaman, depose dams
cette place.
s Au depart de l'iberia, il n'ayait pas
encore etc pris dc nouvcIles mesures
pour chatter les pirates du Ritf. Lire
husa-.4li.D Dazonlless, que Ion await deta-
che lie l'cscadre d'eyolutions d du Tage
pour cooperer avec lie Janus, etait re-
tourne Lisbonne. On atlendait a Gil
braltar avant d'agir, des Instructions
d'Anglcterre par le paquebot deyantar-
river lie Is. PIusieurs sujets britanni-
ques etaient;eneore detenus en- captiyjte.
L'audaeiense piraterie de ces peuPle, ct
rtchec subj par lc Jams, steamer de
la marine royale britahnique, cxigent|
des}rspresailIes promptes ct energiqnes
de nature a prevenir le retonr deSces
attentats contre nos vaisseaux de COM,
merce.''
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28
sCHRONlQUE AMERICANA.

- H
LIE PAMpERo. .-Ce steamer, qui joue
ln 81 grand role dams l'expedition du
general Lopez, ct qui, plus tard, a etc
capture par lesanavi'es de gnerre que slc
President des Etats: Unis await mis- a sa
poursuite, etc lobjet dun long process
4 Savannah. Nous4apprenons enhn que
les debats sont termines, ct que le jnge
!. dd rendre son .jugement lie 8 duscou-
rant. lie JarksonriAe .Nezos dit que les
reclamations dn gouvcrnement contre les
'auDe<, ETC., que Ton suppose ayoir etc
enleyees du bord du Pampero, etqui oni
etc saisies par les officers dc Douane,
ont etc ecartees, ct que ces armes ont
etc remses a leurs proprietaires.
II men point ete de msme'du P"ns-
pero, la Cour des Etats-Unis, siageant a
condanne tce, steamer,
ell yertu de la loi de neutraIite de 1878.
ct de celle du reyenu, e!re yendu lie
IL de Janyier. proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-28

! Les pIns plaudrt sont cepx ON;
ont etc sfpaIes que par un cb;ffyc ~,
dcux, d'S bl"nhe'rc"x nnmtros gsgoans,
qui ont f'it, "n Hue)qu" so,ic. n,ufrooc
en- vue du port. A &c suict, on racont,.
la m.isavcnture dun concierge da bor-
levard du Temple, ie slp"r Vs., oui q
tte bien cruelcment GeeiiIusionrf II.
posstdnit lie billet portaut le numtro
&,55S, ,li3. Dams "a joie, il await pris lc
5 final pour un3 3, ct Il era, pendant dcux
heurcs, stre i'heureuS posscsscur du lin
got de 100000 francs.
Aujour,l'h':j, dftrompa, il est le>sojet
dcs conversations De toutes les ceu13ercs
du quarter.
Plus dune contcstation judciaire
pourrat bien snrgir a Eoccasion des lots
gagnes. Les creanClers qni onl atiaire
a des dtbitcurs insovahles sont i I.atIjit
des. mons livr,'> la pubIicite, dams Pes
poir de voir ieurs creances dtprecites
reprcndrc quclquc vale"r, grace a nn
caprice du sort. Deja, voici un process
qui s'engage dana les circumstances sui
vantes. rapportt"s par le DroA
S@Uu lot de 25,OOO francs, est Gchu Ii
;o,n.. N, f,m ;,tir,p, aDn,rtap,,4 :, l.r
parens pauvres, ct auquel s'inttressaient
raison meme de son intirmite, des per-
sonnes charitablcs. Les bllets, pris au
nom deaI'enlant, avaicnt etc deposGs par
le don.tcur entire les mains dune tierce
personne qui devait, apres lie tirage, les
rendre a ceui-ci pour, en- cas- de gain,
optrer le placement au profit excIusifdc
I'enEint.
=. lie deposiaire a faiIIi a son mandat,
ct "A remi, le billet au pere, qul p1etenI
auisurd'h' Ell vcrtu de son autorite pa-
terneIle ct de ses drots, CONNIE tnteur
legal de sou enfan,, TOUGHER les 25, 600
francs, ct en- diaposer CONNIE bon Inl
semblcra.
" Opposition a etc iormse de la part
du donatenr, qul ne vent pas que les
parcns proficient dun don iait duns lc
,eul nttr&t de l'enfaLt.
Plus d'un cerveau fable, celia nest
que trop redouter, ne resistera pas a la
brusque secousse oCcasionn6e par !c rem
versement d'csperanccs elong-temps ca
ressees ainsi un journal rappo, te que
lie disappointment dc n'avor gasne au-
Gun dcs lots de Ia Lotcrie dcs Lingots
dor etc telIement vif chez une servan-
te dune maison de la rue St.-Denis, QUO
cette malheureusp file a etc trappee
d'aIienation mcntale. Ellie await place
toutes ses economies, s'6lcvant a 1000
francs environ, sur des biIlets dc. la fa-
mcu.e oterle.
VOLTA le mauyais cote des lotteries ct
de tefs fats donnent raison au yHu ennis
par la commission departementale de lie
Seine touchant l'nterdiction absolue de
ces dange'cuses operations.
On assure qua l'heure quill est, il
s''est deja presente a administration dc
la liquidation, neuf bil!ets portant le
chlare qni aurait gagne le gros lot, ct
sept portant lie chiffre qui aurait gagne
le lot de 100000 francs. On aoute,
pour expIiquer cette particuIari'5, qnl
peut donner lieu tant de controversies,
q ,e des mains habiIes auraient falsiil6
les numeros gagnans.
Courier aes E. w.