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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.
TIONAKY.

THE subscribers in returning their thanks to thei!
patrons and the public in General for the liberal
Encouragement they have received, desire to INFORM
them thai they machinery and other faculties
their own among Others all sorts Of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds Corianders, Anisse,
Acduated Fruit, and all other Kind oil props; Csndy
and Sugar TOYS &C. which they will sell by the box
a, lower rates than il can be bought in
.;aena or st. Louis, with the advantage Of having
fresh article Also French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods. All orders Cor Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filled at the lowest possible prices
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

ST See third page, under Commercial head, for rate
of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Galcna Markets
and miscellaneous items.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

81 JEFFERSON FAEsxr, Esq is an authorize Agent
for The PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and ad
vcrtsements His receipts will be regarded payments
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

1argt IUUU DusHt1s sHUtts,
AISO:-A large lot of choice Preserves, consistin
of Peach Pear Ounce and all other varieties in
Ill-yl NATH'L. E. TYSON Il CO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

n -i.IUHltR: Now a DAYS
IL Rye House Plot; Tconderoga:
and many other Of the latest works, st reccieed by
press, and for sale by WIN. DAHL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
.sas-ss
Trial Of Arisen.

The trial Of VIM. H. Arriscn for the muir
der of isaac Allison and wife, By means o.
IN s;nfernal machine" is slowly progress
ing ia Cincinnati. On last Mondayscveral
jurors were sworn in, it being matter q
some difficulty 70 find men not prejudiced in
the case. Several were sworn in who had
read the newspaper accounts of the terrible
affair and ret shad formed no opinion Of the
guilt or innocence Of the prisoner" while
others were ruled out on precisely the same
grounds About forty witnesses hare been
summoned. BY the State, while the defence
have not yet summoned one-half that num-
Der. The trial will occupy several days
ii that man escape unhung the extenuating
circumstances will have to be much strong
er than any that have yet seen the light Of
day.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Fer the Young.

woopwoRrH's YoUrH's cAsiszT, as pos
sessing deepest interest and most instruc-
ton to the young, we must recommend frs;
to the rising generation. Il is published
monthly a, 81 90 per annun. Here, await
ing us, is the number for December and it
closes the old year by promising to do still
better the ensuing twelvemonth.
The YouTH's CAsKEr, for January. is
already here. tits published BY Mrs. II. Z.
G. Arey, Buffalo. N. T., at the low price Of
80 cts. year. 1t is neatly executed and
We should think well worth the low price
asked forit.
OAK HALL PIcronrAL.-This is juve-
nile, pufatorial pictorial Of the celebrated
Oak Hall at Boston, gotten up on the suppo-
sition that by interesting the children the
parents will be induced TO purchase. The
establishment lie celebrated one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
GREAT ATTRACTI0N
FOR THE
HOLD JAYS
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book Store.

THE undersigned have how hand one OF the NOS
L complete stoc,s ever offered IA this region o
country. cur assortment of
innuais comprises 5 different Kinds;
We hnyc also u good stock 81 all tbs Standard An
thors both AaIer,eai. and rorei-I;
On Jsrea,te Books. We have hie finest assortment
twtout boastns} OF amy Esia bishsnen, wcst Of DO
Iao
H. the line OF Fancy Goods invite an inspection
as W. ater selves ti stock OF P''rte aonalss
ai Ia Cases eaiot De supposed. as We h-,r pos.
Chased direct from the Manuiaeiarsthus sav.tg tht
10 bers profit:
Among cur stock will be found
Writn. Dsss., Mahogany. Rosemeod;
Leather and attef Nnebte. Work boxes aud
Ladies' Retcuics from Sit.to SIT;
Also Il tine assortment Gents Dressing Gases;
A tes hne Papicr MaVhis Io.iet A Bits.
We have ais a number ot ate French and thl-
ness Ol Paintings, uery desirable tor lsdas Gits.
Ais 4 iary1 Stock OF 1o.d ies .sssi Pencils froa
Si.50 TO SIC;
Gold fhusiries. .,i.eve Buttons, DC; &e;
And great variety OF Pocket ntlerA;
Wehavc as large u stock OF A0sica Instruments a.
amy 81 U Sic STORE with The exception OF panosl
Consisting Of Flutes, Flies, Acc r.ic9bs, victims,
Banjos, Guitars, Fiutinas and iamboriDe Drums;
And Princess Sspcrior Mc!odeoas III Manufacturer
Prices.
TOYS aud Games 81 abundance. besides almost eve
ry article Ia Toy ant Fancy liie that be eaic'
fpr, as have not room Ia mention all. Please asi
for an, article wanted and you viii los much likely "a
hnd H. We invite the euzeus Of davenport aud VI
tinity call and stock aud u YOU are not
repaid visit twhether purchasers or Eoi) We
III refund your ferFi.ge
n9nt forget the place. PoRTER's Old Rock Island
Book and Fancy Store.
II. A. PORTER s. BRO.
Rock Island, bee I4ih, ie54-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
The Era War Re-onsued

We learn tina, the Common Cou neil Of
the city OF Erie, last week, ordered the
Mayor TO have the track Of the Railroad n
that city taken up, unless it were removed
by the Railroad Company. The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania recently decided in
favor of the city of Erie in the case which
grew out Of the extraordinary proceedings
there last winter. Now navigation is clos
ed, the city has ngain commenced war
against the railroad and is sustained BY the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania Such
action may be lawful, but il is very unjust
and ontf .sai,s - Gbirago Trjbuae.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
: gxDroRIAx coRRxspo1DSxcx.
Iowa CIrYsDsc. IS, "a.
Nh. GAzrrrE:

r hss-s-~s- The House sent in to the
Senate by their Clerk a joint resolution
asking the Senate TO meet them in joint
session on Friday next, TO elect Senator
and Judges al the Supreme Court. A mo-
lion .wss forthwith made on the Democrat
c side Of the house, to amend BY inserting
AZ o'clock this day instead Of Friday.-
The amendment wss carried without dis.
sentins voice. The House accepted th'
Senate's amendment, and Senators marched
in two and two with their President in ad'
vance.
The roll having been called, the Presl-
dent proclaimed that they were assembled
to elect an U. s. Senator and Judges of the
Supreme Court. whercupon the following
persons were put in nomination by their
friends for Senator, and were voted for as
follows:
FiRsr BALLor.-F II. Warren l6; E.
Cook Z; G. G. Wright 3; J. b. Howell 8;
J. Butler 8; Jas. Harlin 4; A. 6. Dodge IS;
E. w. Eastman /; Ed. Johnson IL; J. II.
D. Street S; T. w. clagett /; r. H. Ben
ton 8; s.. B. Sheileday 4; Joseph Wi liams
81. C. HALL.
SECOND. BAILor.-F. II. Warren Is; Z.
Cook ST.. b. Howell 9; Jas. Hamlin -; A.
c. Dodge 90; Ed. johnson i4;J. Il. D.
Street 5r s. B. Shelledy 2.
A motion was then made to adjourn un-
til 10 O'Clock tomorrow, which was amend
ed by striking out the time; voted down and
again amended by substituting Thursday OF
next week, which was also voted down.
The original motion to adjourn until to-mor-
Tow at 10 o'clock was then put and carried
in the affirmative by three votes.
There is to b. a Wing esucus tonight.
A Democratic caucus is also proclaimed to
meet in the Senate chamber this evening.
Work has now fully commenced. Com
m,,ses are occupied with bills. The bulk
Of the work does not appear by the public
prints. as it is perfected in committee qni-I
city. Yours,
RAiGs0w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Davenport. Dec u, 1854 de wifi.

THE undersigned most respectfully returns MS
i thanks ~ the citizens Of HarenP0rt and INC pao-
ne gemeroliy for their very liberal patronage during
the past season--and fndingth demand OF his Gus
toners greater than lac could supply be has been m
dueed al large cost to enlarge his Mill, and pun III
n entire ne Engine and Mschncry-sp as TO be en-
bled 10 furnish much larger quantity hcreatte--
In nddition To which am about 20 erect Flaming
MIL in come elton with the Saw MIL; and nave sa.
cceded in connecting with himself Mr.. w. b. Small.
who will, have entire management of the Flaming NH
and devote attento 10 il; from his ioBg eN-
perence In this branch or the business--he canhoi
f,il 10 give satsfaction-snd being mly prepared on
the opening OF navigaont Al all orders IN my line
viii be pleased to receive share of patlie favor
J. NJ. CANNON.
ls5t-dw.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
The Rapids.
RAfasow.

J. We understand the work on the Rapids
has been suspended in consequence of the
cold weather We have had but one or
/ two cold days and but few frosty nights, and
! the weather of this week feels much more
like that of the balmy days in September OF
/ October that the latter part of November,
| vet this work has been abandoned before
anything perez ptibe has heen accomplish
led, notwithstanding thereye remains some
fifty thousand dollars of the appropriation
unexpended, until mex spring, when again
they will undoubtedly raise the same excuse
as they have formerly in the spring Of the
year, viz: high water; and when that will
no longer answer their purpose, and no 9TH
er good one is to be assigned, they will
probably resume the work in time to get
fairly under way before cold weather, and
then again suspend operations, and in this
manner exhaust what means have been fur
nished. The present appropriation is not
much more than drop in the bucket, we
know; but when we are to get another
we do not know. Time only will
tell. but what we have should not be want
cd.
No one can tell to what amount the peo-
pie Of the Welt, especially the people of
Iowa, Minnesota and Northern Illinois,
have suffered on account Of these obstruc-
tons to navigation, or to what am cunt they
will yet if they are not cleared out. Suffice
it to say that it is immense, and we
will not at this time repeat the Oft told
tale
We sincerely trust that our delegation
in Congress will not be deaf to this impor-
tant matter the coming session; but will
put forth every energy and effort possible.
to secure an appropriation sufficient for the
clearing out Of these obstrustions to COM
merce and navigation, and when secured,
place it in the hands of those only who are
competent, honest, faithful and energeti,,
and something will be donc.--Fort M7di-
son (ToEa) Plainaealer.
The necessity Of further appropriations
by Congress for this object cam OF be den-
ed. Sufficient funds should be applied to
the purpose to enable the contractors to OBJ
tain the necessary machinery to conduct
the work on q scale commensurate with it.
extent and importance. The reason the
contractors ceased operations 80 early in the
season was, because the water became so
cold that the laborers refused TO 60 into it,
and the diving apparatus, TO facilitate OPP
erssicns, ordered weeks previously had not.
arrived
H.. Fulton in tbs Iowa Sens ate has given
notice OF his intention 30 introduce reso-
luton calling upon Congress for further
appropriation to improve the Rapids Of the
Mississippi; while Mr.. Hem, Of the L. S.
House of Rsp=., has already taken some
] action on the subject; 50 that we hope Con.
gress may make a further and llrgsr ap,
preparation for that object during the pres
ent session.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Gss aaila 6artt',
hnxsnpest, EraAAys Dec. iss siss&s
ALFRED SANDERS. Emros +.

haxsnRert, EriAAy, Dec. iss s,sa&.
s19 sunday Law n Iowa.
Thoss members Of the Iowa House q
Reps. who recently refused 70 vote in favS
Of / Chaplain, will have their conscientious
scruples taxed many times during the ses-
sion, By petitions in regard to subject
WIKI q did time seems to be engaging the
attention Of the religious portion Of eonmu'
atty,
The propriety Of passing law recogni-
sirsy sunday a. a day Of rest and worship
anaPsosidiag penalties for its proclamation i'
being discussedin parts Of iowa. A meet
ING Of the citzens Of Muscatine was held
recsSny with regsrdto the subject. at which
4 was resolved to petition the coming Leg
islature to pass sucha law, and committee
was appointedto correspond with the people
osthe State on the subject.
Meetings with similar object in view
have been held at Upton and in other por-
tons Of Central lows. Apedtion has been
shown Us upon the subject, and the propriesy
Of holding = public meeting here has been
b,oached. Whether We personally should
favor such measure, depends somewhatup-
on fhs extent to which it is proposed to pro-
coed, a. ii is our opinion thattco much strict
ness win react on community. We WISH
h..,.- 10 eee law passed sufficiently
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Davenport. Dee. eth. 1884.
NOR FREQ Bank ofindiana

iNoR Free Banks OF Indiana
IL - stock secured Hants of Ohio
Clinton iiank " Co umbus, Ohio
or the suspended Banks of Illinois
We offer Tor sole AT our regu rates the following
tinong great sariei! Of miscellaneous boot >
Wilson's orBithoiogy being complete descrl tol OF
no Birds of america. it'll the de.cr JtloLs oil Alaa.
bon. NuttaIi 10. harrison and others.
IL Torqnevile's democracy IN America
Pages Theory anu practice Of Teaching
library of Natnrnt History
d., Cormerip's Hiator, OF the Popes
sears Hlsor, OF the Bible
Sunday Books
Handsome illustrated copy 81 bon QuiNpis
Nom airs Of tn. Presidents
'oiton's Life and times af Clay
sicet~ ood'. Life ef Chris. khg'h OF German
2 NJ AID T. ain Fami Bibies
sr,l hes The oloEi III W orhs
Ayvlt's G. sol ey
e'~hant's Hydraulics and Mechanic.
sirlgnlsan's MeciiaEic's tomEstson
ih- praCttc 4 pranghtsman
Che Code Of Iowa d. s..
Also.
fine following work ; fHe Gilt I'd ,ioHs:
popns Of Ame il Turkey Horretta
rorsns ., Coiridge, Shelley aud keats,
Of Mes Hvmar-.
OF J. G.. Whittier,
:. Waiter Scott,
Hewitt. MiIn,an and Kezis.
Poets Of Connecticut,
3siti-h Female roets.
tnIper's Worssiu Turkey binding,
The White Veil Bridal Gill;
The Had and Cd. ssey. bound together.
oliver Golhsinttl. BY Irving,
Byron's Poems. Ugart9 size, antique binding,
ditto In c., Morocco,
The BiR6en, rich G5a Book,
tlsral oneriEg. &c Ac.
Cal soon for good choice on
W. n HOLMES 4 co,
Nov est iss4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES
PRICES OF MEAT
REDUCED.
At the Great Western Meat and Vegetable
Market.


The subscribers, his Great Western Meat and Veg
etable Mar ct, Second bet. Ripley q S,on sts j.
selling Of all kinds lower ihaG they can be
purchased elsew here in the city, as feiloss:
Best Beef Slrloin Reasts aud Steaks " potib
:. Rounds at 80 perth,
All ether kinds Of Beef At &c per Id;
Porh &c per ID;
saus'res and Lard each SIC perth;
Or single pound lDc.
BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS served all
round a, &c per ID aud delivered. The Subscriber
from his long experience At nc business feels himself
competent to his With satisfaction 10
themselves.
II. has also taken stall in the
LIZ CLAIRE MARKET HOUSE,
where he will be happy his customers Ut the
above prices. Remember IL i the
First stall on the Right Hand as Won
enter. A. W. ktNT.
Davenport, Dee. LIST, 1854 d3w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

didste, received 6 ,4O3votes; Upton Wing,
4, 49O; Adams, democrat, 6el
New O1LEAxs, Dec. 5.
The steamer Gypsy was burned VI morns
ina q the mouth of Red River. DR.. Har'
per, of Plaquemine, son and daughter, per-
ished Several others were burntto death.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HorsE-Mr. Murray, of N. Y, from Com.
on printing, reported resolution for print.
ing 10000 copies of the recently arranged
abstract Of the census. Passed after warm
debate.
The House then went into Committee Of
the whole on the Indian Appropriation bill
Mr.. Mace, Of Indiana, rose to bring the
House back to where they were before the
passage of the Nebraska bill. He should
soon introduce bill prohibitory of Slavery
in Kansas and Nebraska. The bill il
straight forward and to the purpose
1t is an exact copy ofthe Act OF March
9th. 1890 He said Kansas could never
come in as a slave State.
Mr.. Oliver, of Mo-, said that with profess
ions of love for his country and desire fol-
peace,'the gentleman comes III vita miser,
able scroll to prohibit slavery in Kansas and
Nebraska. The very thing which in 1890
threatened the safety of the Union. lie de-
MED that Mr. Atchison had interfered in the
late Kansas election What il he did,
Did not the East get up Societies to send
men into Kansas to vote against slavery
Mr. English Of Indiana said fhe not luisinforni
ed his colleague. Mr. Mace. was ofthe originator
Of he Anti slavery migration Society ana sent cir
culars the purpose of defeating the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise. $3.50
Mr. oliver said that the motive OF the gentleman
was now plain. Having iaifei TO prevent slavery b,
enigra,ioIl, he in,rodaccd bill to accomplish the
san effect 4 s&y
Mr. Washbourne, OF Illinois, said that fair warning
had been given the last SEES sion thai such move
inent would be made this or al the next Con-
gress. Tho sentiment OF the North Was for practi-
cal and perseyering effort - restore the compromise
principles.
Mr. stephens Of Ga. obtained the faor when the
Committee rose and the House adjourned
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

The Jury in the case of Jackson, tried At
81. Louis for the murder of Laidiaw, scenic
artist of the Peoples Theatre, returned u
verdict Of acquittal on Friday Last, after be-
ing out - hours. The verdict il received
with universal indignation in ST. Louis, as
no doubt exists in the public m nd there, Of
the guilt Of jackson.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
The ROCK Borrow. is the quaint title of

The Rock Borrow, 10 the quaint title Of a
newspaper published at Florchce, Nebraska
Ty. 1.-THE Missouri river at that point has
no better "bcttom" than the candidates
this paper has chosen for the highest.ofii.
ces in the giet Of the American people,--S.
A. Douglas for President, and 4. c. Dodge
Tor Vice President-we doubt If bridge
will ever span its turbulen, waters The
Burlington Gazette says that these princi-
pies are of the true Democratic kind We
opine that true Democratic principles, ac-
cordins to our cotemporariy STANDARD. are
ias, cen ., q copsidsrsbls discount
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Ladie., supper.

The LADIES Of the ID Bapts, Church will give pub
lie supper 10 lie Claire Hall, the Evening ofIhurs
day the 2lst inst, +, aid in completing their ne"
house ofworship. The ladies and gentlemen Of BAY
en,or, and vicinity are respectfully solicited 10 favor
them with thor presence.
Davenport, Dee 3ih, ls5a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Wool Mutton sheep.

The greater part OF hcm. wsre selected from a..
5cst docks in Vermont aud Ohio, and are III. Span
f.h bread, the hardest sheep Known and have been
II THE coants more than a Year aud siaLj the winer
well. They are tnostl, Ewes and Lambs all Young
shecp. There is also number Of eAtra fine bucks
The sheep wiz b. sod Ia lots To suit purchaser.-
SIX moalhs time will be given on all amounts oy4
er $50
Farmers ishing TO engage III this the mos, proa,a.
5le Of all other stock viii do we'll 10 improve this op.
aortanit.. Nl
They y III be soil ut great sacrifice; the ander.gn
3D. ha, ing sold his Eira aud has 10 suitable place
Is keep them he iseontcli to dispose Of them. The
sheep can be nj the Plaec above described ANY
time between this aud day Of sale.
Sale 10 commenced at ~ o'cik. A. NJ.
J. SHIELDS.
n.xa,,ar, n.a ipsf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

An IMBEciLE.-Nancy Farrar, charged
with administering poison to and causing
the death OF several members OF fami-
ly in Cincinnati. has been pronounced by a
jury of medical men lunotic. Wonder
if Arrison don't begin to show signs Of
lunscy!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
CANNON & SNAIL

IT AVEthis day fortaed y partnership for the pur-
i pose OF carrying on the general bumter and
Plurng business nd respectfully inform the public
LA they have received their Machines. and on the
opening ofnuv igaiion will be prrparedto n ORDER
Oh the shortest notice. aud solicit share Of patron
age. J NJ IANNON,
Dec O Ia53-d wifi w. +. SM ALL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
SALE OF SHEEP.

I,HE subs riber will sell at public sale on his pre,,.
/ Uses. " the upper end of Main S.. Gayenport nm
FRIDAY bee. 15th 1854: his entire lot of d,e-p npm
bcr,ng between two and three hundred Arid Nj,
dock OF sh sep comp Of Ill the best breed. AZ
sheep In the country, from the fall Dlooded Freth
md spanish narino do " u 10 The long
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

He most correct DESCRIPTION of the.a'sssslrr
Bridge Cities. ever publisbcd 10 pnmphei i'' w
tfht., 81 81,
The Opelousas courier., 1854-03-04
Opelousas, Louisiana, 4 Mars 1854.

sont tous surpris de trouver un sac de cafe
sans un grain de cafe dedans lie steamboat
pale ct tout est dit.
Malheureusement, les capitaines de steam.
boats ont eu Iindelicatesse de METRE des en-,
traves a cette louab}e industrie. Tout sac
qui arrive maintenant est depose non sur lie
wharf mais sur plusieurs caisses qui ls met
tent ainsi lfabri du couteau des rayageurs
LIE capitaine du Mary Foley seul, await
jure de Sc donner lie plaisir de prendre un ra-
vageur sur le fait ct vendredi dernier il fit
deposer un sac de cafe sur le wharf, ct Zen
droit lie plus capable de tenter nos honnetes
industriels
In commits Sc promenait a quelques pas
en- tumant insociamment son cigarra, ct l'es-
quif de bord monte par quatre yigoureux ra-
meurs, attendait lie signal pour Sc precipiter
la poursuite de limprudent ravageur
Cne heure ne s'etait. pas ecoulee, que le
commits entendit une chute de grains de cafe
sous lui; le signal fat dome ct 'e4quif elan
Ga sous le wharf, ct notre voyageur voyant
que la fuite etait impossible Sc decida q Sc
Jeter a peau, d'o1 il fut repeche pour etre
transporte a bord du Mary Folcy.
LIE capltaine du steamboat au lieu de le IL
vrer a la police, s'est contente de lui taire
falre plusieurs plongeons forces dams lie feuye.
Notre ravageur en- aura etc quite, cette
tols, pour un rhume carabine