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lie trcsidcnt nntnfnc les TnCHCS per
sonncs dun comite pour examiner les
complies dn Trt<n,icr de Paroi-se, ansi
cue les r5cIamatons contrc Ia paroiSse.
sur mo,iou,
2022. Attendu qn'un Actc de la LtGis
latnre dc I'iEtat de la loui,iane, apron
We le Ii mars 1884. intitnIt "Actc con
Ccrnant leg Licenses dcs Cafes ct Caba-
rcts et Ia vente des IiQucurs cnnivrantes
dams Get Etat' ordounc "qu'a dater de
Ia passation de Get Acte, les Juii- dc
Police des difcises paroisses de Get Etat.
les antorltes mnnictpaEca des differences
Vl'Ics ct ,ilages, ct .lc Conscil des Al
dermen ct Ics Assistauts-A Aldermen, con-
}ointcment avcc Ie Marie de Ia vile dc
Ia Nouvellc- Orleans, auront Ec pouvoir
exclusii dc passcr tcIlcs lois ct tcls regle-
ments pour Ia ven'c OH pour empec!er
Ia ventc dcs iioncuG5 spirl!ucnsc:, qn'ils
lngeront couyenabics 1T dc donncr on
dc rcluscr dcs licenses aux cafes, caba-
refs, dams les limltss dc toutc vile, dis
trlcL dc Paroisse ou village, scion que la
malorite des votants dc Ia vile, district
dc Paroisse on village dtcldcra n nnc
ELECTION qn sera tennc annnuelIement,
ct qn'il sera du dcvoir dcs Juri5 de Po--
lice des sdivcrscs Paroisscs, dcs autortes
municipalcs les vi!es ct villages ct du
ConseII dcs Aldermen ct dcs Assistants
Aldermen conloiutcment arec le Marie
de Il, vile de la NouvcIlc Orleans, aus.
sitot one possible apres la passaion de
Get actc d'adopter tcilcs lois, ordonnan-
ces, seglcS ct regIements qni seront ne
cessalres pour la tcnuc dcs ditcs elections
annncIles mcnt!oHnees dams Get actc. a:
En- consequence il est or!onna par le
Jnrl dc Police dc Ia Paroi.se Assomp-
lion, qn'une election scra tenuc !.tNpl.
le sept dn ,'nois d'Aotit proclaim 1854
attn qnc les votants aient IL privilege Dc
scxprimcr pour on coptre la license de>
cafe, ct cnba.c;s ct Ia yente des !iqueurs
spiritueuscs dams les limltcs dc la Pa
roi.se Assumption.
| est de Plus ordouna que ST les so
tants Dun district on ward Sc declarcnt
contrc In license des cafes ct cabarets
1t Ia yeutc dos liquears spiritueuses aa-
cune license nc sefa accordcc pour In
ventc dcs llaucurs spirtnenscs dams les
limites dn dit district on ward.
/ est dc plus oidonne Que le Sheriff dc
cctte Parol-s", ,onjointement aycc Ie
Gretiier do Jnri de Police prendront les
measures neccssaires pour tcnlr l'ecction
ci-dc1sus ordonnec.
Sur motion dc. NJ. Y. Landry,
1923. istsoIa, ,4qu'aueune personne nan
ra Ic dreit dc travcrser Oh de t,s1rc tra
vcrscr dc Fun on de I'autre cote da Ba>
you Laiourche, des cheyaux ou bGles
cornes ne lenr appartenant pas, sous
peinc dune amcnde qui nc sera pas
molns dune plastfe ct pas plus dc yingt
plastrcs pour chaque consravcntion, re
couyrable parde sant toute Cour de juti
dIctlon competentc, nne moitle pour Ia
Parosse ct I'autrc molle pour le demons
ciatcnr.
Sur motion, le Juli s'esI aionrn6 Jus.
qua deux heures OF dctnie dc l'apres
midi.
A deux hcures ct demic le Juri s'es,
reuni de nouyean; memes membrcs pre-
stn!s.
M. Martin, au nom du comite nom-
me pour examiner les complies dn Tr6-
soricr ainsi que les reclamations contrc
Ia paroisse, rapporte quill examine les
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yec orgueil les tongues pieces &c toile
bise, tilees 4 Ia veilee, bien soGvent en-
p!eurant, toujours pensan. d lnl: ellie dl-
sait naIyement ses scoleres contre le prin-
temps qu ramenait le soleil aux fieurs,
e. aui, ellie, nc famenait pas son mari
ellie reprenait IN I'm scs chers souve-
Mrs puis Eontense de Sc soir ecootee,
ellie baissait les yeux, ct, sans Plus par
Ter. ellie caressait de ses doigts les en-
preintes rugueuses laissees par le travail
sur les mains dc son flance.
Dependant les cheyaux ne reyenaien'
pas ct Cuny, qai s'etait levs singt fois
pour .aller ecouter sur h route, sest re.
mis- parler brcf ct haut.
Encore IN moment de patience
monsieur loiiicier, Sc sont ecriees tonte:
les femmes !: bates ct gems ne tardefonl
pas 4 arriser. Ia mere apprete la-ba:
ic vim au miel ct aux tpices. Refuse
riez-yous ces braves enfants de portci
|une santd i leur bonhcur !?
-Je voadrais etre lie maitre de ne
pas rcfuscr mais...
- Encore un moment de patience
encore IN moment =. ct pour faire cou-
rir lie temps, nous allons chanter M
yieux noel ou bicn, Il fa yous plait
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mieux, la nouvelle complaints du CLAM
der.
Cuny regarde Clemsatine qui pa
Ii ct s'est levee aussitot. Je lui nj iait
sgnc de s'asseoir... Dor populi Dor Del.
..
Cettc complainte-que j'ai traduite
ayec mes larmes, ct que je mahslicns,
on le comprend !, de reprodnIre ici-Ncet-
te complainte etait upe sorte dc noel
en- patois q d'Auvergne, naif ct colore dc
langage. maia chante sur 10 rhythmc
monotome comman a presque tous les
vienx chants populalres. la poesle en-
ctait rude ct savage mais ellie arriyalt.
par le trait grossler des chooses, iaire
peser sur Tame le cauchemar des soaye-
Mrs eyoqnes.
La complainte tinie, Ia, jeune chanteu,
sc s'est recueillie un moment. Clementl.
ne pleurait, Cany await etc force dc sor'
tir. Moi je metals eufoaie dams Fom
bre, at les deux mains -prcssees sur moi
cnur, isy refoulais les larmea don't l.
sangIot m'aurait trahie...
-. -:
Les chcvaux sont arrives, ct l'al cache
mon emotion pour dire adica toas cc'
braves gems.
TX.
En cntrant d Milhau, nous aron
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p,,och,rd ~ N,,celin \ /,
Blanc.
I3e D;.t III N Tlls CIsonhas Penisso-
p, Et;oroc pen;sson Gls.
i3c Mat. y,Irnt;n Bari,leau. Valcoor
porcho -, Anaclete Sinoneau
nour lc Ravou Pierre Part ei
l,eon l., Blanc, Pierre Thtriot el
Charles Gro. nour Ia Belle Ri
Were.
Lecture cst fate dune petition de NJ.
! Ursiu Caller cc6Iier dc la Paroisse ct
. fte d.iuosee sur l., bureau.
| Lecture est fjtc dune petition des
habiiant, dc Ia BeIIe-Riyictc demandant
un chemiu, ct
Sur motion,
| lOl7 Rtsolu, Que MN. Wm. n. Jay
Pierre Gaudct, Andre Ackman, Hardin
Rurnlv. Seyar;u Crochet. VaIentiu B,-
riilu ct ]. B. Aucoin sont ct demcurent
NOMINEES copmi.sa;res vour tracer TN
chemln Ia Belle. .Riviere ct ls Bayou
| Pierre Part. pour lc plos grand ayanta -
pe des babitapts des dts cndroits, et aus
s,,ot trace lc dit chemin sera sous la sur,
veiIlancc de )'Ensuectcur des thpu,ins ct
levec..
Sur motion de NJ. Martin.
2OlS. Rssolu, Qucsur la reptescntation
dun habitnnt de cette paroisss il sera
dn deyoir dn e,onst,l,le do parois<c dc
notihrr toat nrovrtetaire de chaiand on
lt.l 49,: ~ :
| il s'sleverait dcs odeurs oIltn.lves, de
l'enleycr Oh de lc dnrr;cr, ct ii le pro-
prIttarc ou les propfietaires ne gti-
geaient de !e fare dams les trois iours
apres avoir ate notifies. lc di, Constable
deyra defaire Ia d,Jts embarcation aux
lrais Ju proprittair. on proprittaires, ct
il aura dro,t de demander ct dc reeeyoir
dix piastres du ptoprittairc on dos plo-
Eprielalrcs pour ses services, rcconyra-
yrables desant toute Cour dc Jurldictlon
competsnte.
Sur motion de NJ. Theriot,
20l9. Resolu, Que Nj. Eucu uHE SUPER
vtnLLE, sdlteur du Pionnicr dc F.4sson,p-
lion, est ct demeore uomns Imp,ineur
dc paroisse, aux nGusc, conditions QUE
Fan dernier.
Lecture est faitc dune petition dcs
habltants du Grand Bayou, dcmHndant
Ia reparation du pout sur Ie dit Bayou,
ct a etc depo.e+ sur le burenn.
Sar motion de NJ. I etc,
203D. Resoiu, Qae MN. E1o"ard Fei-
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Sur motion dc Nj. Dugas,

Jui dc Police.
Sur motion dc Nj. Dugas.
. Ic Jnri a proctd6 II l'eIection dn
Constable dc paroisse. i.c President
uomme NM. Dugas ct 1Gtc v5ridcas
teurs. MN. Piutado ct Andre SoIorZano
sont annonce. CONNIE caudlda's ct an
dfponillemcml do scrutu il a paru que
Nj. Vicente Pintado await oftenu cinq
votes ct Nj. A. Solorzano quatre. Const-
| qncnmcnt NJ. V. Pintado Il etc declare
d1mcut elu Constable lc Paroisse ct Il
etc assermcpte.
Sur motion,
lie Jnn proctdc l'elcction de dcux
Iuspectenrs dcs cherins ct Iev6es. M III.
| Dugas CT Tete sont NOMINEES vtrItlca~
tcurs. M. Pierre Blanchard II tt6 propo-
rs CONNIE candidat pour 'e Dlstclct IN
| ttrieur Dc Ia Paroissc ct n'ayant ancnne
| opposition IL tla unapimcmeut Ella ms
pccteur pour lc dit District. MN. Il.
| pintado ct Andre Solo,zano ont ete pro-
poses CONNIE candidats pour inspcetcnr
! des chcmins ct lev6es pour !c Distinct
supe,icnr dc la Parolsse ct al depouiIe-
menl du scrutin il II paru quo III Andre
Snl,,,.no ,,;t ,oc, ..,t yoix et NJ II.
piatado t.ois, en- consequence nj. Andre
'9o'o' -"''o y : =, ~ pGU'. n;,'.;at d. /,
rIl,,"' ,,.,r,';"., r"'' "
"'0'S' e,
ootc a.. W. o.oon,rar
~ ~. 'A''''s'' q"' " I9",o I.',, 4, 10
|s'' p'"' - ''':"'. :'' ''',' !" " M''a,l.onv;I,,
~ 49, '',,,I ''""' n,a;1 ~ 49," y, ~ .,nnt Is5a
80 - N'~' ~. ,,dat 49,
etr W eo'''''''ss,, n'' 49, ,,a"" snn
i's'"'''' w =, - : "'''ss~ :..s,.as :,
NC oe a0'.A ''''''e e''l es''' i,"', =, a,',
ca ''c.'e 'q"''s' - J. '',"" ,, NJ Nt.;.on !.
,c''"'" ' : = f''.s "s -, : ~ 49,, .,cst
1o"' F'.'', ~ - s'e' ''',''a' ~ .,,,aa ~ hon
'"s'sa = = sr''s' : -, : 49, 80 rs,,,,,; -,
-. ~ ".'.'''' = = : : r
,. i, p..o;sso
- 80" w. .'.:'., ~,,Ga. IL Ait
~ ~ = t.r,-",,ar ra.n, a...n;, ,,nn,cr Ia di,e
~; - H. r.,s ,aa,,o i ss.t e,raps
j ls l,,ir..
DE olu, tesolu onc j lc dit Gri, amore
re rcnriis.ait IA. son engagement. lie
! di, Ayorat d. p.roi,se est et demente
sa.olis, iat nter III process en- DONNA.
yes contrn le dit w, Gtl.mnorc.
De rIas resoln ,ue le Gretier du 1uri
de Police aeyra t..irc tcnr unc copie dc
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MRwDLL ia RscO W !.
HEURES DE PRISON !
rirait a., m6moircs do Nine Lafarge-

Erircsi dss mfmoirss dc Nine Lafdrge-l
Suite tsfan.
Deur autres leuannes 'fltes se sont en-
prcssses a,itour de Clementine. Les
geadarmea, qa'oh prenait sans doute
pour de. officers, ont do faire 1 lenr
tour consre mauyaise fortune bon cnur
ct cGder AUX instances du pretcndu. lis
asaient yisite l.Gcnrie, 1t l'scurie Sc trou-
sait vide.
Ricl, nest beau CONNIE Ia veille dn
bouheur, quand &C bonhcur est Ia rea-
lisalion dun long desir, qui i ets le re-
We, Iespoir, le martyre de deux occurs.
&c jeanc preterdu racon.ait combien
II hi await fs.lln dc tr,vail, d'sconomic
1t 10 privation pour gagner so, par sou
lc champ dcslins j nourrir sa chere fem.
me.
-El. qui sait ajouta.t.il en- agacanl
do rn.l Ii jolic promise ct, qui salt
peas~Alre On couple de gentils marmots,
La fiancec hcureuse de Sc laisser de-
vinef, renu,nerait, ellie aussi, les labeurs
dsa longs jours d'altcnte ct les ennuis
cpisants dc .lnbsencc clle deroulait a.
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.lJRI ni. POI I'll. ~, IA PAROlS-
81. ASSD MpTION,

JIRl DE fOi Ill L. W. IA fAI.Oio-
SE SOMrTION
Session r.gs'issr tenns . Ia Maison dc cosr
10 - lui}i 1854.
SiEM.uts PRESENTS:
4. NJ. Foley. pl., alf,cd !'asr,
.Iaha Dalfrr,.y., Gaa~. i...av",
Il. Nj. Mlsancon, t'lerrc 1'btrlot,
Il. e.. Marin.
SIR motion dc NJ N!nfiu.
On .'e.t dispense ~, /. lecture des
ff.ina,cs de Ia ttt,nierr Session tln Jnr.
Sur motion dc M. Martin.
NJ A. NJ, Foley ele "a,'titscmen'
tlu ptesidcnt sia jnri.
SIR mniinn.
l.o Jnfi s's-. ajnnrue jn>qna deaain
,ln,tlll dix hcarcs.
Maud mati,, dix hrnres le .Jnri s'est
ietliti cuniurnainent Il ialonrncmcnt.
pREsEsvs
NM. A. NJ. Foley, H., G. Boudreau.
john Dalierez, Alfred 'Fete,
Simon Melancan, j. d. l.. Dagas,
4. nj, Meianeo,,, Vmc't l.andry
*. &. Mariiu, Pierre Ihenot.
LES n.embres nonyclcmett elus ont
cte as.ef,ncnias par NJ. J B. +. i,nga.,
M dcs Jnsns dc pax dc cette paroisse,
81 ont pris Icurs ,iegss.
Sur motionde MI. Martin.
Les procedures d'hier out ete lues ct
approuseos.
Sur motion de NJ. Martin,
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AtHi HiottpU uc 1A. hhuaS,
I.c Jnri de Police procede l'eIec-
ton du Trtsoricr de paroissc. - NJ. T..
q. Me'ancon est propose comnc csnsl>
dat ct tn'ayant pas dopposi,ion ii tte una
nimcment Ella. i -
lie compte de NJ. A M Foley dc Ia SON.
me dc donze piastres. pour reparatiops
faies au chcmin ct la evec du terrain,
dc la Maison dc Cour, ii etc approuye ct
lc Placement ordonne.
2O2I. Sur motion de M. Martin.
Reso!u que la sommc dc cinquanto
piastrcs est ct dcmeure accorded, .pour
un an a chacune des personnes suiyan-
les, payable par trimcstre sur Iours pro-
pres mandats. savoir ): Joseph Gaspard,
We Domingo Cavallcro, We Andre. A.
costa, We Pierrot Baril]eau, Eticnuc
MczeroIle, Jean Donzele, We Jean Bic
Baye, We CyriIlc Hetcrt, V; Jean Do
mingnc We Rosalie Henry, Marccin
Grasois, We Antoine Dubois ct Joseph
SauIner-
2025 SIR motion de NJ. Dalfrcs.
ResoIu que Particle deux mile dos
ordonnances du Jnri de Police est ct dc.
meufe rappcle.
Sur motion
lie jury procedc Ii ia nomination des
chefs de patroulllcs, ct les pcrsonncs
s'ds"ntes ont ete nominees, savoir
Ter District Robert Maurin, ct
Alonzo Sanchez.
2me . - Numa Wives, pour lc
Brnle Tongue Vue.
sc $ - Euzelien Aucoiu, A.
Vcla GIs, Ursin Melan-
con ct Honore Foisc fila.
&c s. - Benjamin Had ct DO
miuique Bergeron.
DC 8 = Berpatd Romagossa, ].
Friou ct Fcr'a Lassci.
ghe.
&c s. = .Angusie Arsement, Or.
vile Boudrcau, ct Ba-
zile landry pour Ic Ba.
you l.aionrche, ct Au-
gHste Ancoin, Marcel
las Gauthreau ct Fan
cois Arsement pour lc
lc Brule Labadie.
7e g - Theo. Rodrigae pour
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qu'ils etaient. je I'iguore d'on lis ve-
naient je ne s,.urais lie dire: mais quinn
porte l'homme de bien sc signc pyr SOS
actcs, ct sans sc faire connaitre, il SO
fait aimer. ~ 4.a
En- renontant en- voitnre, je me suis
apcrqne que les bonncs femnes du mar
che l'ayaient Iemplie de hgues ct de
raisins elles entonraient Clementine
ct me saluaient du doux mot patois qui
resemble un heIas du cnur -. Pc.
caire L.. e..
Dicu benissc ccs dcrniefs courtisans
du malheur
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-i- Dams les parosses on mons n avons pas
.,o,umc dagents, nous prons les Maitres &c
,poste de vouvr se charger de iagcnce de notFe
ten,i,e.
ANN0NcES Pour les insertions, annonces
avis. etc, etc., les conditions sont les suvanies
Par nix L,exEs, pourl ldre insertion 81 90
p.nrl.s insertions suivan,es ::::: 80
ii. Tout abonne qni ,o'ldra snspcndrc son abon-
neneni, dsvra .prGycnir, par ecrIt, l'Edlleur,
y ,iu.s jours an nuils, avant expiration dn tr-
mastfe
On execate fimprimere dn PIosNiEh ,et &C
AK priy les Plus mndcrcs, totes espcces on-
cages typngraphiques, (.Iobs.l tells que, CAR
res. rAcrueEs, PAMPHLETS, Br,ANcs. ETc., ETC
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XII.
Au moment OH nous nous nrraiions
il Saint Paul, un des dcrniers relais n
want Montpelier nne main s'est portec
sur Ia pertiere, ct jsai w M. de Tour
dopnet devant snol.
Nous. me snis-je ecriee, voas
Ne 'attendiez-vous pas I
Mon. c'e.t.a-dre oui Je rous re-
grettais tant que c'etait yous esperer en-
core.
Nj. dc Tonrdonnct await reen trop
tard l'cxpres envoye d Saint Martin. II
etait arrive Tnle qrelqucs hearcs a.
pres notrc depart, ct, sans trop croire
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= 49, Total, Sl,299 81
Sur motion dc NJ. Duuas,
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lie President nommc les mGmcs per
sonncs dun comite pour examiner les
complies du I'rt<nticr de Paroisse. ansi
cue les r5ciamations contrc Ia Paroisse.
SIR r,oii0u
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New IIAMPsHIRE.-The Concord Statesman
abiding to the final adjournment of the Lee
gislaturc says
+" We utter the common opinion at Con-
cord, that in no year Of the last quarter of II
century have the democrats lett town so fully
dshcartened as at the close of this session.
They all evidently feel, and many of them
Acknowledge, that the Pierce administration
in forcing the Nebraska swindle through
Congress, have imposed burden upon the
party here, under which their destruction l.
sure. 1t is a load under which they man
fully struggled through this session but no
party could have succeeded with such bur
den upon its back
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WHITE GOODS.

And Embroderies, Glove, and Hosiery. In this
branch shall give particular attention, and not
be beat. LINEN GOODS of all kinds.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
of every kind our stock of Cloths, Doeskins Sati-
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department we have endeavored to supply
ourselves with everything the market affords Our
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near 100000 of every grade and kind that can be
found in New York and Boston. Window Shades and
Fixtures, Curtains, Dams.k of every Color and
Width, l0-4 Cotton and Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case
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the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Wholesale and Retail
Call and see.
April Is, 1854. d&wtf
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News of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Free Press.
Washington Affairs Import mt concerning
the Sandwich Islands.

""S"'"s W" h""iFs-ImpOTt mt concerning
the Sandwich Islands.
New NoRS, July 20,
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, states as positive fact within
the writer's knowledge, that treaty is about
be concluded between Mr. Grrgs, the L. 5
Commissioner and the Government Of the
Sandwich Islands, for their annexation to the
United Sites forthwith. The only unset
tied question is whether the Islands shall
come IN as Territory or State. Mr. Gregg
make the Treaty, and fearing administering or
insists upon the former The Adnnistra-
lion here at Washington is perfectly advised
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings Of Grand Isle County are re-
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House in North Hero, on saturday. August
18th, next, for the purpose Of nominating
IN nlilutns FIR Stat, Snn,t,r. ,pI C,r -, ,-a
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The Health of New York.

NEw YORK, July 2lst.
The Board of Health have decided to open
and should the disease increase two to four
additional hospitals will be opened. There
were l5 eases reported at the Franklin Street
hospital yesterday, but only deaths. The
extreme warmth Of this week has produced
an extraordinary mortality outside of the
hospitals. 22G bodies have been inferred in
the Calvary Cemetery Romnn Catholic)
LonC Islnnd. since SItnrlny list
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Those who already have engraved plates OF their
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-S-Apply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE, where
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE Is HE EnY GIVEN THAT APPHcA-
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the state OF Vermont, at the session thereof next t.
he held at Montpcliar, on the second Tnurrday 90
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be located at Winolski Falls, in Colchester, County
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j, ". WEAVER.
{. L, HARDING & BROS.
:. 4. RAIHbUN,
DAVID READ,
WARREN ROOT.
join :. WEBSTER
JACOB kOLFE,
MORIILO MOVES,
j. : MI NSON,
FRANCIS LAtLAlR, JE.,
L II. PENAIMAN,
H. W. CtTIIN
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, July 20, 1854.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, j400 Sheep
and 52j Swine.
BEEF CATrLE.-The market is quite full but the
Beef Cattle sell quick. We quote extra IS 2jaS 80
first quality - 75as 90 second 81 OOa7 80 third
81 0Oa6 75
WORKING OxES.-Sales at $50, 49, 100, l40 and
1855.
Cows AND CALvEs.-Dull, sales at S2t, 81, 81, 45
ass.
SHEEP.-Sales Of small lots at IS IS, > AZ, s.,
2ja6.
SwISE.-Dull one lot to pedde &. c, one do I
Spring Pigs &c at retail from to : ac
notwithstanding to the extreme warm weather,
the market is dull, and thinly attended Prices have
declined from last week There is quite number
of Western cattle, and there will probably be from
100 to Is left over.
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krssDDysaiiI 10 siarse.Vr- |

Timc is Mohcy, especially IN Hopiag Time.
E@RNEPS WILL SAVE TIME AND LABOR
d by using SoUtES Patent Premium Revolv-
ing horse rakes, which are Manufactured hy G. Il.
SOl LIE, at Wcstford, Vt, and will be for sale IN Bar
lington, Cambridge, Milton. Plattsburgh, aud other
places. These rakcs are substantial and durable.
They can he used on rough or 0nooh ground and
do their work in first rate manner, aud are easier
TO tond than any other horsc-rakc IN use, ~ little
boy that can manage horse we'll, ride the horse
md do all the rakiug any deccntly suouth
ground without any one To hold the rake. Those
who l7+c hoci these rakcs pronounced them unc.
quallcl, and the most perfect rako ever invented.
g. X. SGCLE
Wc.tforl june %, 1854. wlw3.
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Which for beauty IS not TO be ercslled BY any Of ~
predecessors
We take the liberty to say 20 our numerous Pl'-
and the public generally, that increased faell
ties enable US 70 der Hat whuch Is rot 70 he
su:passedin
We dcem il useless 10 say TO our old Old Gus
TONER'S than that we arc fully able to sustain our
we'll earned reputation, and have added 70 cur tstab
lshment the French Conformation, with which we can
assure you perfect 1T and 10 those who have rot
tested the good qualities Of our Hat, would say
call and examine.
We are also Manufacturing and keep constantly
on hand large assortment of Gents. and Youth.
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Important from Spain.

The special correspondence of the Courier
q enquirer, telegraphed the following to that
journal last night from Washington
"Dcspatchcs from Spain represent the in
snrrection as serious but state that the re-
suit depends on the combination of Espartero
and Narvacz with q 'Donnell That will ensure
the deposition of the Queen, the re-estublish-
mcnt of the Regency, and the transfer of
Cuba TO the United States. -
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something else in the way of foreign l"'''''''
they are cvcrcising it. The native r'in'"
ton is undoubtedly opposed to ann"Nti"o,
willie thc majority of the foreign r's'd"ri'
desire il.
It is understood the Riccr aud llarhor ill
viii be rc,"r,cd to the Senate tr-morroN,
"ithuut amendment Few doubt lut that it
will pass that body, and fewer still doubt hut
that the President will veto or po 'kct it If
presented for his signature,
There is no progrcs: with the Homestead
bill in the Senate. but its defeat is considered
nearly certain.
The refusal Of the Senate by large vote
to 90 into Executive session yesterday, is re-
gardcd as uniavorahlc to the Reciprocity
Treaty.
Daniel H. Dustin I. 5. District Attorney
for the Territory of Minnesota, died at St.
Paul ON the 10th inst Mr.. Dustin was
NATIVE of one of the y. f.. States
Accounts from Havana to the llth, state
that the yellow fever was prevailing to a con-
siderable extent.
Mass Convention at Worcester.
Won, ESTER, July Goth.
The Anti-Ncbrdska State Convention met
today, and was largely attended by all par
ties Speeches were made previous to per-
mancnt organization, by a revolutionary
soldier and others, pointing to the glorious
position of Vermont in throwing away party
feeling in her devotion to liberty. Owing to
the crowded state of the house the convcn-
ton adjourned to meet on the Common at |
o clock
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NST T / ION
lOR THE
Dear an Il ID Il III b.

vINliE NEXT CLASS OF PUPILS WILL BE RE.
L CElNED into the School at Hartford, Conn, on
the third Wednesday Of September. Those whose
parents are unable to pay the annual charge, (SlOO)
can be supported by the State. Apply to his Excel
lency, the Governor to the subscriber.
WILLIAM W. TURNER, Prnc,p1
July 10, 1884, w2w3t