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l'HARbEs IA. tiemracy and Elizabeth ttemepcy,
W his wife, Eusebus Welsh
Talbot county, n equity sTne object q this
suit s TO procure decree for sale Of certain real in Talbot
county Of which certain John Leonard died seized and possessed
The bill states that John Leonard departed this life seized and
aesed Of real estate In Talbot county, leaving the complainant
Elizabeth ~ Ceneocy, and the defendants sussbus WEIGH Sally
Ana Porter George w. Leonard Ellen Wech and James Williams
and Mary Williams bis wife, his heirsatlsw and legal representa-
viii be the
tereed That the said should be sod aud that the said
James Williams and Mary Williams reside Of the state Of May
land
IL hercupon adudged and ordered that The compananis BY
causing Of this order be inserted pub
shed washington In the Dsct Of Columbia each OF
three successive weeks before Of November
notice the said absent defendants of object and substance
this bill and them appear in this person BY
ciior, before the third Monday November
the premises and they have,
oughtnot not pas, prayed.
b. HOPPER.
True copy-Auesti
aAMT T. HOPKINS,
Aug i6-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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DslTH OF Mas. GEs. TAYLoR-Nrw ORLEANS, Aug
I6-Ms General Taylor, rect OF the late President
Zachary Taylor died at East Psscagoula at O'Clock
Saturday night last
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Cyop, n Tie Wsa-Camp Meeting.

CINCINNATI August 10 It has been raining hard here all
day. shower appears extend large surface
of country Ii Is welcome change, and will be of
great bent fix To the languishing corn crops
Yesterday i'm gathering took place at the Meh.
odst camp meeting held this city lis supposed that
at least 20 900 persons present
Light freight boats seeking freigh for Memphis and
ST. Louis 90 per hundred weight and 40 cents
ports the Ohio. Ii Is raining sow with prospect
of more water. There full three and half feet from
here TO Cairo.
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BY A. gREEN, Auo,ioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTfoN.-On Monday,
23l Instant, shall sell on the premises At O'Clock
situated the east side Of sh west,
between and norh, being lot Nos 4 5, and in
square having sth street Of 66 feet inches
running feet. bat viii be divided, required.
fourth cash balance ~ two and three
deferred payments
est nom day Of sale given, deed Of Te
indspainbe.
Aug i7-Bt A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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w.u--.,.. ,..,s,. washington, ID. O.

uF having again assumed the Of the
hotel taler absence Of two yeal rssPeeualy IN
cyms b and the travelling community that this establish
cot be completely and newly furnished sna
its facilities and persouaI attention 70 the como ~ hs
continuance OF 'ne patronage
heretofore literally etfendcd ,.,n,, ,,,,,,.pn
Aug gs-dimh HENRI ~ Nhe."AD'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dsaih ora WsR.knO0n Ciassn.-Heauy Rost,

Death efa tcel-knoSm Ciiizsn-Iieauy Robbery.
BUFFALO, August MIR N. Z, Palmer, ol most
worthy cilizens known and esteemed by ALL died his
residence here this morning. after bnet illness
The extensive ewelry Of Mr. Daniel B Castillo,
Main street. entered last night early this morning
The loss very heavy No clue has yet been had
robbers.
The murder OF Mr. Hartman, and the attempt to murder
his wife, have caused much exctsment Up 10 Ihswrilns
cue has been had TO the murderers Mrs. Hartman
still fingers in great pain and tere doubts OF her
covery.
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Marksts.

New YoRK, August IL, p m Govern ment stocks quiet
prices changed Sale. of Canon Co at s2a Erie, 8sl
Exchange On London, l0i premium Money easy.
The ad vices by the Franklin aud Canada have
had bur lltle effect market generally.
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Sales To-Day.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A.. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AMI
s shall sell premises O'Clock, part No
~ in square No 436, having front north AZ feet
described property vicinity
Of the Posi- and Patent oces and considered
building lots now for sale IN Washington, and will be divided
balance one and two years the pur
day Of sale deed sven and deed OF taken TUE inds
putible. A. GREEN,
Aug ll-6t Auciioneer.
SUGAR and Moiasses at auction.-on wednesday next
cargo brig Fdela Ponce, Rico, consisting
2ls hogsheads sugar, part prime
T. s. WRIGHT,
Aug l5-3t Aucuoueer, Georgetown.
BY Bequest-one Week Longer.
At odS FeiloEs Hal.
THE public Is respectfully informed BAYNR's gigantic pano-
Of Voyage Europe will positively co-e Saturday
next 2l August which will be the last exhibition in Wash
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, 3S
o'clock.
Admission 25 cents children years Of age
Doors open panorama moving O'Clock.
Aug l5-du
by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DosITIvE SALE or wHIsKEY TO COVER ADVANCES
18Th instant, O'Clock, in front
Of the auction rooms shall sell u barrels ntrae MononEahea
Terms credit oftwo and months satisfactorily
las. c. MCGUIRE,
Aug ls-d Aucuoncer.
DosEwooD Piano Forte at Private saIo.-I have for
IL sale elegant rosewood piano. manufactured BY Buck
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
AugIs-d Aue and Com Merchant
Metropolitan Hotel, broadway, New York.
THE Metropolitan completed opened for reception
Of company September lst PFC ol sGa,d 81 Ret day
Aug Is-cods Projectors.
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Important !

fhcalthy you'd be, keep your stin pure and freep
is onit done by the cbos prevenve) sulphur and
continued by The assmaed Turkish,
with ease and safety In the recumben
apparatus Of The Undersigned also avanc electric,
vspo bahing rooms in the Capitol rear Of Oun
Aug l5-ad BOYD REILLY
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MADAME GooDALI..

Late Mie Ls from Europe pupi Of ss IbineGe Pro
lessor aud Tsaeher of singnF.
ERNs per quarter sl5 month dollars An abatement
when two OF more Join 70 take
Ale tandna. ' -
Adaress At Mrs Biay door Dougs.s green hOu,e
Aug l3-eo3t
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ZEKE SPOoNER.
Ensinn A X NJ N Il

No'y Bemy.-rll write agin afore ong-but you needn't
try 10 send them arguments writ for 10 help me to meet
Mac Gill for on consdern the spbiick, hnd il onposs
BILE TO make the gneras mi,ey ecksperence about nat
erazashun iibe with the consooshun. Z.S
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NorIcE-Dodges Night Signal Lamp, for the prevention of
~ collision of viii be
hited hom The windows Capitol Library this evening
Aug l5-H
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English and French Family Boardipg-scbooI,
Wasaington Guy.
TEACHNG AND sTUDYThs subscriber with his aids win
first few additional ladies' do
other ensuing academic year. which begins OF Sep
tember.
Applications for place information be addressed 70 him tin
first Of september, at Wsnenton Springs Virginia.
r. W. CUsHMAN, A. NJ.
Aug 17-dimdkcpf
I oTUs-EATtNG-A summer Book by George Will
IL liam Curis, author Of" Nile Notes, - sc.
The child AZ Home by John 8. G. Abbot Improved
edition, with Illustrations.
Anuhons Lsun English and EngishLstin Dictionary vol
1Qmp
The Book o. snobs by Thackeray.
Just received by
Awl7 fRANcK TAYLOR,
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Orange and Alexandria Manassas Gap Railroads.
THE daily passenger Alexandria O'Clock
Passengers with r. Sawyer lines of coaches
for Middeburs Uppeve and Paris, Loudoun Mill
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by hapa O'Clock
p. m. Fare through, 81.
BY aRs passengers for Warenen Fauquier Springs
Cnlpeper Court house, and Godonsve
Virginia Central railroad the
point thence Charlottesville conveyed by lines
reaching Waenton Springs early dinner hours Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock and Godonsvlle In full time
OF the Virginia Central road from
Charlottesville. Through Gordonsvile, S.
Sawyers elegant
exceled of
his
and the public rely careful driving and good time
10 all points.
Both railways laid with heavy iron
every respect The
United
Through be obtained Potomac House, Penny
dria Baggage loo lbs passenger.
the steamboats, between Washington
Alexandria regularly With the above
their in Alexandria will find omnbuses convey
from the boats to the railway station
parties by either Of numbering
charged
The road completed
Fauqne and the Manassas saiem Fauquier county,
So miles from Alexandria.
r.. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Aex. 4. r.
M. M. WELSH, sup. M. @. r. r.
June n-du
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a. The Camps,rn OF Iss.. j


HkBE hand little hundred comics
The Campaign Of 1874" political paper published during
msns which entered into that contest faithfully
Feher with the official
1884 and 1873 by States and
tmore Convention and Of the Philadelphia whir)
1873, and indeed other obrct uks
% be brought into discussion in the approaching campaign
found in this volume,
The Campaign contains 46 pages strong boards
with sheep backs and corners and win sold
dollars. - ~
As there are but about hundred
wish 20 purchase may procure them this Office.
June Il-eou
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UANTED,-A commodou-, well furnished dwelling house,
w part city, during
ing and winter liberal will be paid proprietor
establishment willing until spring may
able TO do so BY applying at this Office
Ang l7-d4t
+ OrUs-EATISG-A Summer Book by George Will
IL liam Curtis, author of " Nile Notes - sc.
UpCounty Letters edited by Prof b, National
The Book Of snob1 by Thscksay-Appeon's
The Child al Home by j. b. c. Abbot.
Anthons Latin and Enssh and English and Dictionary
jus, published and this day received for sails by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug II BoakseIers nrar psh street
ItENTLkMEN's HATS i-Fashon for Fall, ls52-sTEyENs,
haer Browns Hotel, introduce ebes New
York fall yle for gentiemen's hats.
Sales room, Browns HOTEL
Aug l5-3uf
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estabrl.hrnept
Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
BFRED MUNROE Co, No al Broadway fh.tue~p uorsd
n and Grand seets) invite all persons visiting Nev yort
either for business pleasure their
ment and examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable
Genuemens furnishing goods
Boys and ohildren's clothinr. Nc
Of the best description, there exhibited for sale
Inc same principles which Orleans
msn and which have made popular in the
ana Wet are strictly adhered to At AL Broadwsy
o aennes 'or obtaining goods sn
and At the lowest prices. =
Every article is cold under fnll guarantees
NO pFvt.r1or PrrcrsThe
be made. = ~ - " -
Adescrpuons Of clothing made notice.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
broadway, New York.
hLrprp Muwpor.}
Wm u. AtsArT MAY Q5-d2mif
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WANTED, ON or before the LIST November p.xt a
" dwelling, west Of 81 suitable with s,ral
amiy furnished or unfnishes Address, once a.
Aug IS ' -
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my grateful acknowledgements as an American citizen you
will see how desirable, every ground connected with
your administration, the office rendered would be to
and yet, after mature consideration constrained 10
decline Although the early years Of my m snhooi were
devoted public life, IL pever really suited to my
ouged as am you must often have done for
the quie aud independence that belong ony 70 the private
citizen, aud now, forty, feel that desire stronger than
ever
May, lsa6, wilt long be remembered by all patriotic
men as period OF great excitement and anxiety on ac
count OF the condition OF our gallant little army in Mexi-
co. II feared that they must be, not defeated but
overwhelmed by numbers aHd slaughtered. Announce
menls like the following filed the newspapers and were
rousing the whole community, with the exception OF
those in midst who, by denouncng the and dis.
couraging enlis,meus, disposed 10 give aid and
comfort TO the enemyl
"GES Taylor tuRRouNpKD Br 5000 MxIicAN TROOPS >
"RRQUIsTTfor GOVERNOR OF TExAs AID.
Also OF Louisiana Mississippi,
bama for 5000 troops"
"Governor Of Louisiana ordered ont $500 troops An
propriaton Of SlOO.0O0 by the legislature"
On the 2slh OF May, Governor Seele's proclamation
for volunteers under tie act Of the 18th oil thai month
OF the State and the dictates OF patriotism required that
all ranks and conditions OF citizens should come for
ward TO I'll the battalion called for by the proclamation
OF The governor He did rest satisfied with earnest
appeals TO others He at enrolled himself as pri
yaie soldier subscribing his name TO the printed cond
ons under the terms "ior during the war;" which ogi-
nal enlistment is on the files OF the adutant gen
erals Office OF the State Of New Hampshire.
Subsequently the provision for volunteering was sus
pended BY the bill providing for ten regiments Of
reg uars and in February, 1sf7, General Pierce was an
pointed colonel OF The 9th infantry, which appointment
he instantly accepted and entered with zeal upon the
enlistment and organization OF the regiment In March
he promoted to the rank OF brgadier general in the
regular army. In May, he sailed for Vera Cruz In
March, is4s the having been virtually brought TO
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TIRE VIII.
y...y...t

INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE. r
Art. 1871 sera eu I'm surintendant de l'instruc-
ton pubique qui exercera fonctions pendant
periodic de deux annees. SEES devors seront presents
par la oi ct receyra lie traitement que xera la LIE.
gislature. Neanmoins Ensemble Generate pourra,
par un vote de la majorite des membres elus aux
deux Chambres, abo!ir la place de Surintendant de
rinsruction publique, quand ellie jugera que cette
place nest plus necessaire.
Art. 1876 -LAssemblee Generate etablira DIES
ecoles gratuites ct pubiques dams tout FEta ct de-
vra poufvoir leur entretien au moyen dune take
generate sur les prophecies GU autrenent. LIE mon.
ant ains percu obtenu de tsute autre facon sera
distribute entire les differences paroisses proportion
nellement au nombre d'entants libres ct biancs
qu'elles renfermeront ct de Page indique par PAS.
semblee Generale.
Art 137-Le produit de toutes les terres conce-
does iusaua ce moment par lie Congress des Etats-
Unis Get Etat pour Pentreten des ecoies celul de
toutes les teres qu pourront dams avenir etre con-
cedees on eguees pEat, sans destination espresso,
ct don't Etat pourra plus tard disposer ainsi que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues PEtat, contorme.
ment Ia oi, resteront en- la possession de Etat
tire de pref ct formerent un rente Perpetuelle don't
L Etat acquittera annueement Pinteret raison de
six pour cent Get ntere joint celui remis par les
Etats-Unis Get Etat a ttre de depot, en- vertu
dune loi du Congress du % un 1886, sera affecte,
ainsi que la totae de la rente des terres ven
dues, entretien des ecoles pubiques, ct cette al
location restera invioable
Art. l3S-Le revenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordee jusqu'a moment Get Eta,
par .e Commencement Federal, pour entretien d une
nason Education, que la vente ait deja eu lieu OF
qu'ee s'accomplisse plus tard. ansi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation quelconque fate FEta
dams le but ci-dessus indque formera rente per
petuee, don't linteret, rason de six pour cent pa
an, sera applique lentreten dune institution des
tnee aux progress de la LITERATURE des arts ct de-
| sciences La Legislature pourra voter aucune 10
| pour appliquer les onds ci-dessus meutonnes III
autre but que la creation ct rameioration de insti
tuition susdite
Art. 1871 Universite de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouveile- Orleans, maintenue tee gu ellie es
| maintenant etabe. lNele
Art. lola Legislature pourra voter les lo
qu'ee jugera necessaires pour regiementer ultere,
rement PUnversite ct favoriser les progress de la Ii
terature ct de la science ellie ne dependant pa
obligee de concourir par uns subvention Pentrete
| dc 7 Universite. [aaiiasi s7sh7E '-N s3' ''.'
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Supreme est necessaire pour que lie tribunal rene
aret Lorsque par suite de la recusation Pun on de
pusieurs membres de la Cour, ladhesion de la majo-
rite devent impossible, les JUICES recuses auront
lie droit de sadresser JUICES des Cours nereures,
esques tenus de rempacer les JUICES recuses ct
de participer la decision de la cause.
Art. Tiles JUICES sont, en- vertu de leur place,
conservateurs de la paix dams tout Etat. Les ordres
on mandats judciares seront precedes de tire:
'TEtat de la Louisane:" les poursuites criminelles
seront dirigees nom ct par Fautorite de lEtat
de la Louisiana ct seront terminees par cete for
mule: zen violation de la paix ct de la dgnite de f.
tat"
Art PILES JUICES de toutes les Cours de Get Etat
devront aussi solvent que are pourra, dams tout
jugement denitif otter la lo vertu de aquelle lie
Judgement est rendu ct dams tous les ills devront
exposer les motifs esauels est base leur Judgement
Art 73-Les JUICES de toutes les Cours peuvent
Sire mis- en- accusation par vote d'tntpeac/tment.
Lorsque dependant leur aute pas assez grave
pour motver des poursuites aussl rgoureuses, lie
Gouverneur pourra les destituer puremen ct simple
ment la requete DIES trois-quarts des membres pre-
| sents dams chaque Chambre de lAssembee Generate.
Dams cas-, la cause qui provoque Ia restitution
sera enoncde dams lie memoire de PAssemblee Gene
rae ct inseree au proces-verbal de chacune des
| Chambres.
Art 74-Ily aura un Avocat-General pour 7 Etat,
ct autant dAvocats de Districts Quill en- audra scion
les circumstances Ces officers exerceront eurs fonc-
tons pendant quatre annees la loi reglera leurs
devors.
Art 75-Les JUICES dsla Cour Supreme ct ceux
des Cours inerieures receyront des epoques fixes,
un traltemen don't lie chire pourra point etre di-
minue tant que leur mandat ne sera pas expire. Ii
eur est defendu de recevor des honoraires toute
retrbuton autre que leur ratement pour les devors
quis sont appeles remplr.
Art 76-La Legislature peut autoriser les Greffiers
de Cours emettre tells orres eta accompr tells actes
qu seront de nature faciiter administration de la
Justice, Neanmoins les pouvors qu sont ains
des aux Grefers, devront toujours etre specifies e!
clairement definis
Art. TILES JUICES des dyerses Cours inferieure.
peuvent desttuer leurs Grefiers pour inconduite OH
celle Mas les Greffiers ains destitues peuven
toujours inteIjeter appel la Cour Supreme.
Art 7s-La juridicton des JUICES de Paix en- ma
there cive bornee recamations don't Ia valeu
depassera pas cent piastres non comprs Pinteret
Appel pourra etre intelete dams les cas- dstermns
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TIRE PREMIER.
DISTRIBUTION DIES poUyoIRs

Art. ler.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement del Fiat
tinSAs. :" VS.
Chacun de ces departements est confe un corps
particulier de magistrats.
LIE pouvoir legslatf est attribute aun corps parti-
cutler e pouyor executif un aut!e corps ct lie pou-
voir judicaire un troisame corps.
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces departments. nj aucune
personne remplissant dams Pun deux une place que.
conque nexercera les pouvors qui superintendent en-
propre Fun des deux autres 81 ce est dams les cas-
indiques ci-apres expressement. " ~
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NEW ORLEANS ~, ,'., and Car =, - agIIII

y ,oIl,ou Rsilioad-Cavrolton Line SSkAE-lL:E
fl,,sYture ofTra From Nep Orleans. = 7
Horse past and II
steam every until lnclu
sivey in summer, quart past winter y
fross Cusrolt9s: lcis = - l'sNli ~
Horse Cars a. H., AID 10 IL -
Trairs hour afterwards until fnein.
sivey and until half past in winter.
FAaEl5 snt Children under ~ and sssAss ceaf
Ea Fshraay
the second Monday 4-lfifif ~
LAFAYETTE LINE. 5t.lN u
~ Theae Csrsrun TO from TIA Depot No. Is Baronus strse
so. tqL Qsparfsrs Y Cars.
Winter Lafayette
Depet Is BArenne street -..-I VI aas "a
In Lasyette.
Depot, Baronns 81 ~ ana =
htssu minutes until
o'clock P.M. ~
- Thea al 81 and IL from the Depot sa
Aua sX * and iox Pm from Lafayets i.
TArp-lO cents. under II yaaS., hnlf prfce.
f NotaSpeciai Might Cars tor Partss Ba stnss ssH-
[edy VIII rsQued ilHai ".
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jours, Que de NUTS ellie await passees au
.heyet de son pere, caressant son front
pour cndormir ses doulenrs, ou portant
lie breuyage ses Ievres pour amortir la
6evre Tourmentee de la crainte de Ia
mort du rieux nilitaire, ellie souriait en-
core pour quill gardat l'espoir...
Et, devenue l'epouse du colonel, quels
furent anssi ses soins pour sa pauvre mere
agonisante -.
Ellie oubIia pour la premiere fois, de-
puis son marriage, son second perez"
La mere de Pauline inourut....
La jeune femme s'enferma ct pleura
de longs jours... LIE colonel lui-mame me-
la ses Iarmes aux larmes de l'orpheine.
Comme les tristesses les plus ameres,
pourtant, celIe-ci Sc dissipa peu peu.
LIE front de Pauline Sc trasserena, ct lie
colonel put sourire avec ellie.
Bicnt6t leur joie fnt grande Pauline
sentitg &c secret movement qni trahit
une maternit9 future.... Quelques mois
plus tard, ellie 9tait mere.
Rien ne manquait au bonheur du CO.
lonel.... II await fait la felicite dune
ieune file en- l'eponsant; cette jeune
file, devenne sa femme, Faimait, lui-
meme eprouvait pour ellie nne amitie
profonde, ct lie ciel fscondait leur union
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probation dc Washinton ct de beau~
coup des plus sages ct es p!nG puTs pa>
triotcs partai les fonateurs &c notrc
R6rubiiquc, ct quill cosideraa ees hom-
mes CONNIE aussi nqaux, anssi YER
tucu1, auss; conscicrciny que les aboli-
t;onistes bruitcux qui s'tforccnt maintc-
nant Ae renveFsGr les sinstit4lt::ons fnils
ont Gtao!los.
" Nous, qni connajs;ns les 4aractere
de la guerrc que les oganes aboitionis-
tcs de Get Etat sont hbtu65 laire au
p"rti democratic. nousn'tprouvons aucu-
ne surprise d voir 6grer dams leurs CO.
lon"cs dcs commune lions de 'esprit dc
ceilc don't il s'agit.l lei lis ne peuvent
tro'npcr pcrsonnc. Nais CONNIE il "A etc
Eait an dehors tine tatativc descsperee
pour nnrc an g6n6rl Pierce, cn don
nant cours queIques'nes de lcurs mise
rabies caIomnics, nos n'avons cru falre
qu'un actc dc jnstice en- publlant, sous
nos proprcs signatres, la declaration
qui pr6cedc.
{ Snivent les signatures de $50 homo
rabies temoins qui assistercnt tous au
meeting de New Boton.)
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feu CONNIE la poudre ct tonne CONNIE un
canon; le colonel de Mareuse sayait sou,
rire quand il sentait que fimpatience lui
yenait :. Caraclere digne d'enyie ct
aui donne tant de bonheur, par celia
seul que celui qui le possede, repand lie
bonheur autour de soi.>! Ne soufire-t-on
pas lie premier quand on fait soulfrIr ?
On comprend que Ia nature du colonel
Volny de Mareuse ne pouvait atre Pego-
Isme. II aimait moins pour lui que pour
les autres, il voulait que son amitie fit
des heureux... Homme rare au mlieu
de ce monde que cette lepre de fegoisme
devore On rapporte tout a sol, on Anne
pour sol ! De Ia cette Indifference qui
succede 81 vite aux passions. La passion
nest que lie desir dun instant, ct, ce de-
sir assouvi, que reste-t-il? Rien. On re-
cherche une autrc satisfaction, on oublle.
Disons lie mot, on Maine pas, on ma que
d'insatiables appetits.
LIE colonel de Mareuse, noble excep-
ton, youait aimer, il edt gemi ST son
amitie n'ayait fait que son bonheur; il
demandait, scion sa vieille coutume,
qu'on .e benit avant tout. Quelques fem.
mes, ieunes encore ct riches, pouvaient
accepter l'alliance quill e1t proposee:
mais son union edt etc CONNIE toutes les
unions de notre societe positive, un con-