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The Methodist Church Case.

We understand that the U. S. Commits
sloner Mr.. Nelson, has repaired his report
in the Methodist Church case, and that it
will be submitted to the U. s. Circuit Court
as soon as the attorneys for the parties have
agreed upon certain slipulatons now pen
ding between them in reference to some of
the items in tie account Of the stock of the
Book Concern. 1t will probably be some
time after the report is rendered, before the
Counrt makes It's final order in the premises.
" J. onmerciaI
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CVlAGls rIANUFACYgJlsEls.

~ ME subscriber WISHES To inform his custom
a ers and the public generally, that he has on
hand lot of CHAIRS, made to OdGr. which
he will sell for cash or approved country produce,
and that he still continues TO mann acture all
the different varieties of Chairs, Settees. Socn-
bles, Arm Chairs, small Chairs, ETC., etc, at hls
stand, on Warren street, II few doors south Of ).
IL II. M'Fadden's store.
E,b4 ~ MCCONNELL
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LnSEPE S. THOMAS.

. TTORNEY AT LAW, Cadiz, y Col
"a lections made in Ha-risou, Jcfersur,
Tuscaruwas, Carroll, Belmont and Guernsey
counties.
uict attention given to the bpsiuccs OF TX
ecurors. & ua.dii ms. laItiti,na and Sacs OF Land,
Ct settlement OF Estates, etc, etc.
OFflCE-Marktt ST., doors east OF Stcu-
beTville ST
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He Wears Wei.

A well known citizen called on us yes,
terday to express to us in person the graft
Gcati IN he felt at the nomination of FRANK.
PIERCE. He lived, he says, some five years
with Gen. PIERCE's father, and has worked
side by side with FRAYK. in the harvest field
even after he had been admitted to the bar
If nature has any noblemen, he maintain:
that General PIERCE is among the foremost
Of them. He is one of the peopIe--frank
open hearted, accessible to all. He's there
tore personally very popular.
We have yet to meet the first man from
New Hampshire, and we have seen and con-
versed with numbers since the nomination
of General PIERCE, Wings and Democrats,
who does not speak in the highest terms Of
the man. He is one whose heart beats re-
sponsive tocvery generous, manly impulse--
empha'isally one Of the people.--Cjm, Eng
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N. u. Church.

The Rev. Mr.. Rozell, of Washington City
presented his hearers few days since, Will
the following staiictics of this branch of the
Christian Church:
Since the General Conference Of l348
there has been an increase of 80, 246 men,
bers in the church.
The Sabbath School cause has been Ga.
vored with a high degree of prosperity.
There are at present 95, 261 officers and
teachers; AIS, ,3l1 scholars, and 1,28 ,553
volumes in the libraries. Number of con-
versions in five years, 47,327.
an increase IN the missionary contribu.
tons is very encouraging, The past year
presents an advance of annual income o.
&60,0 o7er the year l848. The mex
years appropriation is put down at 100000
dollars, which will doubtless be cordially
met.
The condition of the literary institutions
is truly prosperous.
Receipts OF the Bible Society last year were
100000 dollars, being more than $500
dollars, beyond those Of the former year
Number of volumes issued during the year
is over 6GG 900, being an increase Of more
than 73, 200 over the year before. Number
issued since the formation of the Society,
over eight millions bibles and testaments.''
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W.. y. &B ECEaEa.g.t%.

AUCTION n COHMlSSlUN MERCHANT
q ND Dealer in American, Engltsn. Ere Oh
Il "a and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
J""eIry, e,r. Al kinds oi Merchandise, Rya
Estate, household Furniture sold On The mos
reasonable terms
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings
and "Wednesday and sntulday mornings
oCl29-ly ". *, WiChUAN.
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.sa,g.Lasa css.cg ssEl,smgel.
'SILKS, DRESS GOODS. &c.

g1LEG ANT Rich Brooadc silks;
~ d0 glaCe. solid aud ohangcable silks
lrish Forlins, plain aud figured;
Berage die Etines;
lawns. Ginghnms and dire trimmings:
Just received aud iur sale % per cent. lower
than common, by 5 y. II. M'FADDEN.
{ DONNEfS, Misses and Chitdrrn's llals,
; BOhoSsulh and NloleslIin Hats for men; leg
hord pearl aud p tm Hats or the latest styles,
can be had in every varicly.u'
ap2l S. aud II. 1rFADDEN'S. a.
- r.,.L.-.r.--I,, ioS
I auRder sleeves; Also Arifcials, beautiful
bonnet and neck Ribbons; Pulasols TO suit min
or sunshine. i,r ale at
ap2I s. nnd n. M,FAnDFN'S.
I WRENCH and American Cloths. Casimcres.
l. Cassnets, Twceds. Jeans. Linens, aud u
large vanety ofTantalonns stuff. chonucr Than
Formerly. ut :. and II. M'FADBEN'S.
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Cass' Eulogy On jackson.

A few days ago, in the Senate, Gen. Cass
paid the following high compliment to the
intellectual andmoral qualities ofGcn. Jack
son, in whose Cabinet he scrged for six years,
and coaaequetIy had the best opportunity OF
forming a thorough and correct estimate:
Sir, there is no man have ever known
for whom entertain a higher respect than
for Gen. Jackson. II was among Il e most
interesting events of my life that enjoyed
his confidence. In the course of a long life
never met with q man who united in him
self those higher traits Of character which
iIlustra and ennoble human nature, or who
possessed more natural sagacti,y ormore pro-
found judgment with higher principles, or
with tirmer OF more ardent patriotism, Or
d more abiding sense OF pgopriety, than did
he who lives upon the pay Of his country's
history, and forever will live in the hearts
OF his countrymen.
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All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'li tel ynu what 10 do:
Give me a call at I" Number Two;'
Atnoon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give ne time, dear sir, to rest
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and rn2ors keen,
And everything think yop'Il find.
TO sui the taste and please the mind,
Md then move my hand as true,
4lsary barber e'er can do,
VIII. anid touch III smooth the fItCc,
And dre.s he hair with equal grace,
And allthat art and skill can do,
Yonr money will procure for you.
oct,-4y LOT WILLIS,
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G0v2raor Loui aAossutn,

The New York Tribune sums up The ''ma-
teral ali" given to Kossath since his arrival
in the United States. Ii is not whatit ou ght
to have been, but still it is d good round
sum, and lit lacks anything as 70 The money,
it shows the warm -hcariedness Of our Amer
lean people, and The interest they take in
the progress OF Liberty throughout the word,
for This sum, AS a general thing, came not
from the rich. but from people In moderate
circumstances and i'll smalisums who gave
their mite to testify he fulness OF thcir hearts.
We saw kJssu,h moment at the Irving
House, New York, on his arrival there lasl
Monday week. lie looked much better than
when here last winter, and remarked that he
had just terminated his circuit Of the Union,
and would leave in Il short time for Europe.
We hope for his entire success, out it must
depend greatly, if not alto 5etcr upon gen
eral rebellion III that portion of Europe to
which he has hi eye cd:--,Staesnaan.
| MATERIAL AID TO Gov. kossUTH We
have previously stated that the amoqnt of
material aid received by Governor Kossuth
in New England WAS about $1,000 From
the time he LEI. New england till he reach
ed this city, tue a.1ount received was 6, 578.
At Albany, for the tr5t meeting I,U72:
from the Germans ljJ; from various sour
ces, 237; from the second meeting, when he
addressed the young men, 8OO--various
donations 26 dollars, making the total sum
received in Albany, 23,353. At Buffalo,
the proceeds Of the meeting and the yarou,
donations amounted TO 1874; at Auburn,
/ $50, al Syracuse 934; al Rome II dollars;
at Utica 500; ao Schenectady the proceeds
Of the meeting and various donations, 75O;
at Troy l,lOO--making 1879.
| Within two weeks, dO-ations have been
received from the west and from different
associations in the east, amounting to 925.
/ ihe total amount of material aid secured
10 Gov. KOssuth is VI about $4,000.
| EE-The Boston HeralJ, a paper neutral
IN politics, has the following notice of Gen
FRANK. PIERCE:
General Pierce is man Of rather above
the medium stature, with countenance ex.
PRESSING determination, yivacity and energy.
He is very eloquent and accomplished
'o"J Si' 'iN No HlcIluSnlp lS CulliNdLcd
with eagerncss by those who are 50 fortunate
as to make his acquaintance. Afabe and
unpretending in his manners, he is attrac-
tive to all who come within the sphere Of his
influence, anvil none know but to love him
The comprehensiveneSs OF his views, and
theliberaiity Of his principles, constitute him
a hard man for our Wing friends to oppose,
and todo this successfully they will eobliged
to hand their standard to the noblcst cham
pion whom they can select.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23

WooL--The Troy Whir Of Monday saws

WooL.--Thc Troy Wing of Monday says:
The inquiry for the past fortnight has
been quite active, and sales amountto about
100000 ib, ranging from 224 to 50 cents.
Receipts Of two weeks have been $4,000 lb
of old and about 5000 1b of new WOOL
Stock in hand about $4,000 ib, which isvery
light. But we hear of large consignments,
expected soon in this market, and we learn,
also, that very extensive arrangements for
this season are being made, which will tend
to make this market very desirable point
for manufacture in many points OF view
First, that the Wool is intended to be sold
at the market as soon as it arrives. as the
understanding between the commission mer-
chants and their consignees is to this effect
And also that a large amount Of Ohio wool
will be in this market for sale, and this wool
is known to be the lightest and most desira-
bic Of American woods. Small lots of the
new clip f ON the counties about us have
appeared, and been sold atquite low figures.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23

? VIZ subscriber, very thankful Tor past Glvols
h. wond respectfully inform his o.u customer
and Tie public generalIy, that he hts now on
hand most splendid assortment OF lOOIo nud
SHOES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER Gait
Skins, Morocco Lining and binding, skins, Nails,
Unread, nnd almost every ar.iClriu his line
Also Ladies and GentIemul's gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF superior sty lie ;,
ana VIII he s"iI onyery moderate profits for cnsn
ihues' OF almost any GlDd Oi mercEantubie Pro-
duce. SAMUEL SIENIONS
N. B-Persons knowing themselves indebted
either by Note o. Book account, Of Il long stand
ing, viii please call aud settle up, us short set
icments make long friends, and ia some ca ses
ave costs. mhrlE-I y :. =.
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sALIN'-, Oct. IA, 1851.
Mn. ]. D. PAPn.-Dear Sir: sead,yon the,
foregoing certificate. ana 50 fora ana lcouaint
ed with bis case 1t is a. true. procured Il.
thinking it might be F,eneft to yon and 10 the
you think best. Yours, W. A EEERs
or Price 81 per bottle. or bottles for S5.
Sold JP. 'ARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, North
'ast corner J oul III md Walnut streets-on-
trance on Walnut street 10 whom all orders
must be addressed
AGESTs-J ohm Beall and M'Beon g. Knox,
5adiz; llogg Il Parrish, Moorefeld John, IIogg,
Mt. Pleasant; J. Crumbacbcr a. Son, Wheeling;
Y y. llenning, steubenvile; lsaao. Holloway.
finishing Isaac Lewis, ,Georgetown', II. B, Yost,
Warronton; Tbos. Nicholson, Hnrr;syille; ii.
3. Ria, Ma rims Ferry.
April 2S, 1859
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lseVUEls.iNEp lsa .ylmrilln,

: ] NIE subscruer. huying aaGe ample arrange
a menls or large supply OF MARBLE, kecps
Constantly on hand Nantes, InOnbs, MontI-
ihehts, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con.
shntly receiving large lots OF italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is naking no
III Il style not surpassed in The uuilcd States, and
VIII sell at It very small adva lce On cost, either
wholesale or retail, and soicls all persons III
wanting, to give him II call.
lie vii! also urnish ii beautiful White Marble
for Caps and SiIIs, steps, Froulis Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, ! lie ipI flooring etc, very low
ne has also on hand IL considerable quantity OF
Free stone monuments Tuombs aud Head Stones
AL sizes oi Grind Stones, both Tor wet aud dry
binding, warranted.
W N. B,-Letteing done in the latest and
m.s' beautiful sly les. IA almost any language le
qu red. MICHEL J. RUHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
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| TNaR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT
| I EOFY I.LOW DOCK AND D%ARSAPARlL-
| la. The original aud oaly genuine preparation
| Tor the p !MHrcuG cure OF CONSUMPTION and
| OiSEA = OF TIE LUNGS, VIXEN they are
suppoS ta To be affected by the oofrcG use Of ncl
;ury r,n. qGiiuc. etc. ltis also Il sure remedy
0r : I Rhrun. Trter. Scald Head, Dropsy,
ScuNy. White swelling, hius's E,i!, Ncuralgio
Affections. Female
Neryions and General Debility Of the System, the
Loss Of Appetite, laucu0r, Dizziness and Liver
Affections, wlicn lead TO lnlelmittant and i.e~
militant Fcvcrs, Fever and Ague, Bilious Feve =,
agsu gSrAg AcsR;sie Rcs3iCiAgc EiMvSSnm >
The shaker prepared Yellow Dock" ana5 the
REL honduras ~arsapnrii!a,'' are the nvilL
uabIe remctini agents from winch ''Dr. Guy ysolG's
Improved IxttlCt OF Yellow Dock and Sdrsapa-
uIla" is formed and the laboratory Of DR.. Guy
sot has given the virtues OF these roots in their
perfection. ihs preparation contains all the
decorative properties OF The roots. combined anG
concentrated ia lhcir utmost strength and eff
CACl.
Expeliments were made in the manufacture
Of this medicine, until it was found that it could
not be further improved.
Accordingly, We find itrCs0red to, almost uri-
versalIy. in case OF iiepauC, Scorhutic, and Cut
iIneuus complaints for general prustraclion oGaIl
the vital powers. and all those tormenting dis
eases of the skin so trying the patience, and 80
injurious 10 he It'll
s,cruua Syphilis, MercuraI complains. Cam
Ger. Gnrgreue, liheh ehmnlism, and II vast va
ricty OF other disagrcCablC and dangerous
i diseases are speedily and perfectly cured by
the use OF this medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct. 6, 1851.
Mn. JGHN d PAKK--lear Sir: 1t is with un-
utterUbIe feelings OF gratitude that am able,
through The Divine Providence Of God, and by
the wonder-working agency Of that excellent
med iriur .,GuVsuttis Yellow Dock and Sarsa~
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Ell AVK13IE q.

4 WOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE to the citizen
Il ofCudiz that have again taken my old shop
on Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store. which was recently occupied by Jones and
ROPER. | would respectfully ask the public to
give me u call at Number Two"
TERMS BY TIE QUARTER
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The Wool MARKET.
TOLEDO, ONO, June Il

TOLEDO, Ono. June l2.
Wool--Thcre is sharp competition
among our wool buyers. Receipts from
wngons to-day about 1000 ib. Sales range
from 95 TO 32c Prices are better to-day
than yesterday.
SANDUsKY, June 12.
Wool-The new clip begins to come in
pretty freely and is taken at the following
range of figures:
Common 20a22c;
Id Blood 23a25c;
1-2 do 27a28c;
Full Blood 30a32c;
There is not much of the full blood offer
ing. the bulk being common to J blood, fol
which some buyers offer 24a30. The busi-
ness will soou be at its height at this point
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12

cct'r opinion I'll "A i'occasion de les ha'
raugncr pendant Ia lutte. '.' '"' .
II nous serait inntilesde nous ttcndre
beauc o,,p sur lc conpte de fhnnorablc
Isaac E. Mouse. Son nom est comm de-
toutc In Louisiana. miis surtont dams les
paroisscs des A'takapas, de IL lt,viere-
Rouge e, de POu" h,ta, qu'ii a repre-
scnttcs an Co"g'es pendant bieh Dies
annecs. ! "a t,udie Ic droit Ia Nou-
yclle O.lean., c1 il a ti'e adnis an bar
rra";. il - io"gtcmps Lahitt In paroissr
st Martin, n,tl, il ,t.idr masnttnant
dams uotre vile. C'rst TN avorat di-tin.
g"t; il Il la parole f,ciIr IT rers,iasiv"; II
a,mc 80 prot,s>inn,ct II est donti d'a,s' z
d'enctgic ct d'an,bit,on 10 r. ds.irer d..
fire comrletrmcnt 1T d. bicn ftire tout
&C quill rntrcp'end. Pcrsonne ala I!o"i-
>iane p'a plus DAMS ,personnels dams
tous les. parts, 1T ne pcut ,nirux que hi
re"nir IL vote enter de- Ia democra-
tie. ...t ~ tr..,.... ...
Enhn, nous trouvons sur Ia liste !c
nom dc lhonorab:e J. n. CARR,cAN.
apcien represcntant de In .ille d ms L.,
legislature, ct, dcppis pIn.ie"rs annaes,
protcsseur an college dc Ia Louisiana. a
jackson. NJ. Carrigan .convicn patf.i-
,em n anx topctions importantes ponr
lrsQurIics il est porte. car il prcf"sse ~,
.eri.ablc enthpn>ias,ne pour T.. grandr q
cause DIES lcttres It de l'in-tr,r,i"n rn-
p"iaire. II fttdia dan. Ia pra,iln" "t
dams IN bat hila"tr"piq." notre sy>.e-
me d'ins'r"clio" P"bliq"", ct il,:,i, ton,
&c y" IL f."t pour radaptnr a nos -b.soin-
pa'tIch,crs ct i notrc e'al social. Sous
Ia direction de &C citoyen di.tingni le
.y-'eme actncl >erait coosiderablemcnl
:'mtIio'e 1t simpIift, ct l'applicafion en-
-crait rcndnc plus f.ciIe ct plus ginerale
i tnoind'rs f'ai>. lie bi"nf,it de, Tins
trctiou Sc E. raft alors sfntir dams le.
parties les pl'- rc,ultcs dc l'Etat. ct y
rera"dra't ~cs fruits jnsqne dams Ia, ca
banc dm pauyre. 'sf ...,...,, ,..4
I.c cl'oiA' dn jner C"rrigan sera f,r,
ropnairt. II s'c>' fit beaaconp, d'rmi'
n tcmpli.-ant les functions dc secre !
taire rr,,t d,: no're dignc gopvcrnepl
actn,i; j en- comrt" un 1 e grand nom
hrr de- plus ancicnne date ct dcs pln.
ia,oue> dams eotrc vile; Fl roinmr il c>
IN dc no. ciloye,s n,tprali,fs,, s.; n"tni
ua,ion ct mn acte de- justice covers eetfe
rartic 81 considerable ct ii inf ,cnte d.
uot-e populations. 80 O.
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UR UILLIyQ QM .
LE MENDIANT !. NOlR.
sIaa PAR PAUL FEvAl.
IL. i,
JoNQuILLE.
SITE. j.

I'll De 6t entire nos denx MterIocntcnrs.
nm long silence. apre- lsqa,rl Carral,
MaFq,ant sa rancnne prcf,nde sous u't
seiD,e hamiiie. reprit e,'tia Ia parole y:
VI -. Boaae asaftrcsse, .iii-il, j'ai e. tort.
% je me repens... A lasenir, je sous
obeitai sans mnrtnnres. ss5
saf-- Men pa.loas plus, rfpondit m',da
me R'lmhrye du bout des ievres. tn es
Nspsa fo'. pasfois, mais chacnn IA &c,
deiaats...s l,is-,noi lhistoire de-. notre
Jeane homme. ss 4 s4sg E
Carrat ne Sc le fit pas repfter, .rt ra-
icouta tout cesg sgu'il savait de X,,ler. la
marlnise tecouta avec anes extreme at
assstssois.i lsVs t4sa5stssss,.ss saese s4e
.NA-- BAtsrd !murmara-s-elle quandt il
sas aelassis je. MEN doutiis,s maisl ie
Asseesais pas toat cela.... Quiaze -louis
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'eur drmandcr un sermcnt ,xcep'ionnrl
It politilue, 1T Sc sent retire- tort; u
ne s'agi.s"i, que dn 1se rmc ut traditionnc!
de avocats qUi et6i'stt par Mt. 'Brr-
ry,r et,autres. Ces dernicrs ont C,it dire
Icur> colleagues 90 '!s avaicn' Gu tort
lie Sc rtnrrr dcvant Phypo,hese dun
-"rnc"t qnon ne It.nr 'dt"'a"dait pas ct
gu'e"x-nemes n 'auraicnt pas prs'e.'
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appu,:ei sur ~ s,,nos-.ln y li.Dpyera ppl"'.
je vcux le croirc, d'ohjection j., Sais'z'
moi sbiess.q 3G;aq 'Git = 9H ss@n IL !
Ici n,dame de Rnmbrye qnitta So
,eate prouonciMiou creole ponr prendr'i
lin ljefiti4on brof ettpnsilif,' heanro"p
plus ,co,,vc,abl.' lanhd on np;'rle d''ff''i-
res. Ellie d.'dui>it avec ,n,e l'cii'te par.
fait,. ct nnei InerseiIeu nttttte d't'o-
cn;ion IN plan to'n cn'ier, que h ltcttus
ponrra trouyer perfiae, q''and iille con
msirs. mais 9qui tt''noignait haute,ne"i
Ide l'm,elIigence distingate dc mad'''n'
la nnrqni.e. .'t7''
t(.arr:,I econta d'aborj sa bonnie nspi-I
trsse aytc une resp, ct',euse' attention.
4 mesure qn'eiIe pariait, le ln,I atrf, So
nature d'aig'.fn ','ida't. ne prc,,ait &c
-ysnpathie pour un plan -i bien combine,
II p.o,issait lie temps en- temps des exc'a-
mations admiratiyes.
Mai. a,iand Ia marqnise de Rnrnbry'-
Sc fni, Carral fit in tapide reio"r sur l"'' ~
meme, -ongea au resuitait, sl.!s ct recola de-
want l'cxecntion. :. ..,...,,,., ..,4s..
Il await encore en- Get hommer anel+
ones hon. sentimeps. lie premier mon
tsement, chez lui, yalait tonjours. glicux
que h refsxiop.lJ .lfe,3ss.,.s.. 81. -. !
s.-aQue pessesrta de celia demanda
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UoR.,BLE ACCIDENT - La villc de
Versailles q. etc le 81 octobre ,le thfatte
dun mtortre actompIi dams les ci'cons-.
tahcrs ,snivantesj: u et0 3QuG grnh
aa Umje"ne lomme artistic pcintre,
don't In maison d., campagne est sitpee
mes de Se,res. he sienr X .. await ate
pcnd,n, t.ntc IL jo"rntc d'hier 'hassfr
aux environs dc vTrsaities, dams les rlai.
nes de- Buc ct dc Satoy.AA
I.c soir, Sc scptap, fatigue, j Sc ditcr-
nina nc pas rentrcr chez lui, gagna Ia
vile et entra d,,hs ane :'.ibtrg. dc J.. rue
d,s Recolct- OH j &c fit sfryir souper
ct commando q"'on hi :p'tpa'at "n lit.
Dams cette anherg". II liz c""ver-ation
avecpIa nominee Agnes Gu. jedne fm.
me dc % ans. qn'il aGoompagna p'"s
tard dams SOD tdomiciIe, rue dc fTOran'
gcrie. .... =, ..,,; ,.,. s.., ..-7.,.sa-s.
lie lcndemain matin, r.. ct Agnes
rcvinrcnt .lans raoberge. DEF dnere"e
| ensemble dams Ii sale commune Cd sc
'rouvaient a,tablees pI"sieors u person.
ncs. ...ttf-v 4r4%m % +e .3R.itH
Apes ;lc. repas, Agnes, q"i s'ft"is
,s>i-e pre-; dune frnatrc, s'e"d"rmit.
Ellie dort, uit r.. en- s'ndrcssant aux
| '>sis,a.,'s; vous aI',z voir cotI,"e jc vais
Ia, rtvriiIer :,je vais f"irpi p"rtir n"e
capsule En- etfst, il ptis so" f'sil. a.
"orcn IL batteric. ct dirig"ant lr ,,a;r ca"on
vcr> \ gnt, cndorrni". il press, Ia de''"-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-12

- Prtcistmeat... mais jcfcrois, sDie,'
me pasdonne.lq qbc ce,ie petite: e:iolle d'He-
Ienc pense a cc Xavier plus quill n'tst
ntcessairc... Ponm cosnble de malhcnr,
NJ. de lumhfye. qui pretend avo's
ee happela in fort grand danger d"ra"tt
les cen, jonrs par l'ehtrcnise dc ce me-
ni.a Xavier, s'tst rris ponr'lul' dun alta
Oh. m.nt inoonco.ab!c. asg - ilssss 3
G'cst un h.,sas,l iarhcnx... n4 n,
- Aust songeranx exPadiens orfsi,
nairos pour tloigner ce ny-terie"x Or
rheIi,, ce sesaii fnlic... IT, marqnis s y
npp,,.tra,if, ct tnadrmoisele de llamhryt
cile meme pourrait sc comrromettre..
II fani employer les gr,nds '"oy''ns.
.q-- j 's,t. r,is Sos ordrcs, dit :Carral
go Qaand j.s.ons al s"sd.e iri, rr-
prit Ia, ,narqui.e, j'avais mon plan; je
You, l'expliquerai Ell gros. Oabiltz.ie
I'yIenonsc. u ;sf ss'tts52b z
--Tnt mieux s'ecria.sle mu a.re
enfoner pca9a pen da"s, lie vice '"'
p:,n.rei ic,ine hs.nine, le snisre, pas i pas
ronr lc perdre -. l-t't.aat' e1
i..,i>sez! intcrrnmpiti madame de
Runbrye: yon> ates s"aver;,inementma.
ladro.t q,mnd .ous faites de Ia mosaIe..,
Mon nonvca,, plan scstide ,beaacoup NEIL.
lear; il .s.ffita dune soiFee pour i'execu.
ter, et ,tre anne honnete, In smarquise