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LAND w ARR NTS.
TIME Subscribers having made addit

i 10 their active capital are now prepared 10
purchase an unlimited quantity OF Land Warrants,
only at the very highest market prices, but at
Tunes will pay more than any house IA this city,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New York, aud Ger
tanly always as much and will deal very literally
with correspondents, forwarding Warrants by
mail, always allowing them more liberal rates in
cons liberation cfthe loss oftime necessary for their
transmission 10 this city, and our return drafts on
Northern and Southern cities in'payment Address
j. M. CLARKE s. Co, Bankers. and
Dealers in Land Warrants, Washington ID. G.
REFER TO-
Colonel James g. Berret, Postmaster Wash
ington, D. &
Suter, Lea, a. Co. Bankers, Washington, ID. @.
All the Officers Of the Banks in Wheeling,
Virginia.
Beebee a. Co, Bankers New York.
Peters, Spence, & Co. Bankers Lynchburg, Va.
Paul d Hinton, Bankers, Petersburg, Va.
II. II. Maury q Co., Bankers, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Bank Of Virgins, Richmond Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank ofVrginia, Richmond, Va.
Cashier NJ and NJ. Bank, Parkersburg Va.
James Robb a. Co, Bankers, New Orleans.
J. w. Clark 6S Co, Bankers. Boston.
w M. az J. G. Martin, Bankers Charleston, s. Q.
p. a. A. Vinton Bankers, New Philadelphia, o.
Jan. 19-1m.
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N on the Book of Revelation, by the Rev John
Cumming, ID. d.; IS cents.
Benedictions, or the Blessed Life Nv the Rev.
]. Cumming, ID. d.; IS cents
School Books and School Requisites the low.
est price, for sale at the bookstore of
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE,
On 18th street. near Odd Fellows Hall
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GREAT TYPoGRAPHIcAL FEAT.-The most
remarkable of all performances in the way of
rapid publication has just been effected by a
Philadelphia irm-Messrs. L. II. BUTLER &
Coin placing before the public their edition
of the the third and fourth volumes of MAcAUI..
AVS History Of England. The whole process
was accomplished with degree Of speed
hitherto unrivaed. The London edition con
tains 1000 octave pages. OF this large work
the types were picked up and set, the pages
stereotyped and printed, and copies Of the
first edition of ten thousand copies we're in the
hands of the publishers, bound, within fifty
working hours from the commencement Of the
work.
Such speed should astonish the London
publishers. When their edition was already
stereotyped, and 10000 copies for delivery,
they announced the fact, and 5000 subscribers
presented themselves. The publishers asked
dely Of one month to prepare the additional
10000 copies.-Philadelphta North american
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House of Representatives.

The CLERK stated that The House having de-
cded yesterday that the main question should not
then be put on the resolution submitted by Mr..
RUST, of Arkansas, expressing, the sense OF
the House, that tie withdraw Of Messrs. BANKS,
RICHARDSON, and FULLER, would remove all IN
surmountabe obstacle 10 organization,) the ques-
ton required this morning. "Shall the main ques-
ton be now put?'
Mr.. PRINGLE of New York, moved that the
whole subject be laid on the table.
Mr.. FULLER, of Pennsylvania, before the vote
was taken, desired with the permission of the
House, 10 make few remarks; and no objection
being made
Mr. FULLER remarked that he believed il was
generally understood that immediately upon the
introduction of the resolution by the gentleman
from Arkansas he sgnifed his wish and intention
10 withdraw candidate for the Spcakership.
This had been his desire for weeks, and he had so
expressed himself TO his friends. As, however,
they had considered his name under their control
and not under his own, he had permitted con-
tinuance Of its without public objection but
he desired now distinctly 10 withdraw it, and to
have il so understood Al the same time he
wished 10 return his acknowledgement for the sup
port he had received and for the uniform kindness
and courtesy with which he had been treated, and
10 express the hope that the House might now
adopt plan OF action by which these diff
cues might be settled-some mode of adjust
ment which would be agreeable TO themselves,
satisfactory their constituents, and honorable
TO the whole country.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, hoped that as
Messrs. RICHARDSON and FULLER were no longer
candidates, their names would be stricken from
the resolution.
Objection was made.
Mr.. JONES then desired 10 amend the resolu-
ton by striking out the names of Messrs. RICH
ARDsoN and FULLER.
The CLERK stated that no motion 10 amend was
now in order.
The question was then taken on the motion TO
lay the resolution on the table, and il decided
in the Acknowledgements 100, nays 90.
The House then resumed the business Of voting
for Speaker when the one hundred and twenty
LIZ Il h.,A "A ell.
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A Brother OF ANTHONY Burns on HIS
TRAvELs-Henry Burns, brother of the notori-
Gus Anthony Burns, belongs TO gentleman on
Red River, in Louisiana. His master recently
gave him written permission to visit his reIa-
tons in Virginia. On bis way Henry was
forced by ice to quit the Ohio river and travel
through the State Of Ohio. lie stated on his
arrival here that the abolitionsts bothered him
nightly in Ohio especially when they found
out that he was brother to Anthony. They
offered TO set him up in business and raise him
large sum Of money if he would abscond-
bnt Henry spurned their offers. He said his
master bad more money bet upon his return
than they can raise, and that his master lis
bound 10 soin."-- Virginia Sentinel.
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A fire broke out in the dwelling house of Mr.
Richmond, Prince Albert, &C.. W. on Satur-
day morning, which was attended with me-
lancholy loss of lfe The flames had envel-
oped the entire building, before the inmates,
who we're all in bed, became aware of the fact,
and terror.stricken EACH on awakening, rushed
from the fury of the flames. When it was dis
covered that one of the daughters yet remained
in the house, young man. named Foley who
bad stopped at Mr.. Richmond's that night,
dashed through the flames to rescue the sleep
ing girl, but, painful to relate, neither came
out alive, both having met frightful death in
the destructive coHAragation. Daylight pre-
sented frightful spectacle to the agonizing
sight Of the afflicted family, the charred trunks
Of two human beings with the bones portrud
ing through the blackened flesh, being the only
remains Of those who but n few hours before,
enjoyed health and happiness among them,
without thought on the fate which awaited
them so near. The circumstances are rem
dered still more distressing by the fact, that the
young couple who thus met an untimely end,
we're engaged to be married the ensuing week,
il is said. The FIRE occurred through careless
ness in throwing some burning ashes into
barrel in the back part of the house.
M y Express.
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CIR: Allow me the pleasure Of placing my name
- before your notice, at the same time Offering
you my best services as a Tailor, together with
the resources OF my store, for the supply of
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Friday, January Is, 1856.
House Of Representatives.

Senate was not in session to day.
Butte record., 1854-07-08
TIE FOUNTAIN VERY FAR DOWN
BY VlRGfNlA 2. TOWNSEND.

i" don't b 'lieve it," said my cousin
Ned, who was passing his college yaca-
lion at our house and there was Il worll
Of unwritien scepticisn in the air with
which he dashed down the paper. over
whose damp columns his eye had been
travelling for the previous halt hour.
< You see, cousin Nelly" continued
Ned, re ting up and pacing the long old
fashioned pailor, with quick, nervous
strides. " It's al sheer nonsense to talk
about these doors in every human heart.
It sounds very pretty and pathetic in a
story, III admit; but SO, too, do a great
MANY other things, which reason and
actual experience entirely repudiate -
There are hearts -alas. that their name
should be legion-wherc far away up
there is no door to be opened. and far
away down are no depths to be f.ihom-
ee. Now, don't. cousin Nelly, level an
other such rebuking glance at me from
those brown eyes; for | have just thought
of a case illustrative Of my theory
Don't YOU remember Miss Stebbins, who
lived at the foot of the bill, and how
picked a rose for you one morn NJ,
which had climbed over the fence into
the road, and 50, OF course, became pub
lie property Faugh l shall never
forget the tones of the virago's voice, or
the scogl OH her forehead, as she sailed
out Of the front door and shook her
hand at me. 1 woman who could re-
Butte record., 1854-07-08
For the Butte Record
! LOVE THE WE!RLWIED

TUT +Hf BUlke record
1LovE TIE wEIRLwIND.
love the whirlwind, wild and free.
Bounding DER the deep blue sea,
Waking from their tranquil sleep
Crested waves that boil and leap
Following his fOaming course,
Yelling, bowling, deep and hoarse,
Like warning spirit train
Called By magic from the main.
love the whirlwind, wild AMI grand!
Sweeping proudly DER the laLd,
Making one short hour an age
With his desola,ing rage;
Rushing down the mountains side
Leveling the forests pride
Elm and oak whose hundred arms
Braved a thousand winters storms.
Crush'd before the whirl- winds breath
Yield their giant forms in death.
i love the whirl- wind, wild, sublime,
Sweeping ike the hand, of time
Spurn;ng fe'tsrs and control,
Bounding ike warriors soul
Wild careering, ever free.
Ger the land and Ter the sea.
S.A.Y.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

HE DTFFERENcE.-In Europe, the
people take of their hats to great men.
In this country great nen take off their
hats to the people. Cause of tie differ
ence, universal suff,a-e.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

There are two things which you sho'd
not borrow-troublc and newspaper.
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ANNON c. s
,E,at dc IL Louisiana. Paroisse As
sonption.
Succession de Francoise Dalgle dece
dee We Charles Dupuis.

En- vertu dun decret. de Honorable Ia sus-
dite cour, Il sera offert en- veT1te publlquc
lencan par Cyprien Blanchard encanteur da-
ment qualife, lie Samedi, Is juliet 1854, 9
10 heures A NJ. sur les lierx, les proprietes ci-
apres decrites appartenant 4 la susdite sue
cession savoir.
10. Une habitatiou situee en- la Paroisse
Assumption sur Ia rive droite du Bayou La
fourche, dams ie brule St-Vincent, mesurant
deux arpenis de face, sur dix sept de profon-
deur, bornes dun cote par les terres de Ira
simond Daigle ct de Fautre cote par cslles de
dnglade, ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct ameliorations qni en- dependent.
90 Animanx ct meubles de menage.
Termes ct Conditions - La terre payable
cent piastres compliant; ct Ia balance paya.
BILE en- trois termcs egaux, un tiers en- Mars
1853, un tiers en- Mars 1856, ct lie dernier tiers
en Mars 1857 Pour le mobilier toutes sommes
an dessous de dix piastres payable en- Mari
1855 ct toute sonlme au dessus de dix plas
Tres nnc,'nol,i6 ci Mars 1855 ct fautre noitia
"a Mars 1855 les acquaieurs dcsront iournl
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
NENTE DE SHERIFF.

Etat de la Louisiana. .-Cour du Gin
quicme District Judiciarc.- Parois-
sc Assumption,
Francois Landry No 43S VS.. Hcrmoe
gene Landry.
En- yertu DUN writ de Fl Fa moi adresse
par Honorable la susdite Cour, dams l'ataire
ci dessus inttulee & numtrotGc. J'al saisi ct
j'onrirai en- vcnte publique il Ia maison de
cour de cette paroISse, dams le village de
NapoltonviIle lie samedi Ter Juliet 1854
conlmencant a onze hcures du matin la pro-
pricte CT apr6s decrite appartenaut au deten-
deur, Savoir; un moroccan de terre situe dams
cette paroisse sur Ia rive drote du bayou La-
fourche, environ dix miles au dessous du vii
lage de NapolGonvilie 1nesurant un arpent de
face au dit bayou sur une prolondeur de qua
rante arpents entire lignos paralIeles bornee Ell
haut par la terre d'EIe Landry ct en- bas par
ce!le du DR. T. Dansereau, ensemble avec ton
tes les batisses ct amtliorations qn en- dcpen-
dent.
Sasi pour satisiaire lie writ ci dessus ct les
trais du process. Pour Gtre vendu avec lie be-
'nGtce dc estimation
Conditions COMPTANT.
Assumption 30 Mai 1851.
A. i. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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Assumption ce 81 Mai 1854.

En- vertu d'unwrt DEF. Fa q moi adresse
par l.Honorabe la susdite Cour, dams latlaire
cdessus intitulee ct numerotee, j al salsl ct.
oiIrirai en- vente publique q la maison de
cor de cette Paroisse dams lie village de Napo-
leonvle, le samedi Ter Juliet 1854, commen-
cant d onze heures dn matin, Ia propriete.ci-a-
pres decrite, appartenant au defendeur savoir
Tn moroccan de terre situe. en- cette paroisse
sur la rive, ,gauche du canal des Attakapas, con-
duisant au fac Verret, environ hut miles du
BAYOU Lafonrche, mesurant denx arpents de
face, sur une profondeur de quarante arperts,
boruee en- haut par Ia terre de A. Nj. Foley ct
Ell bas par la terre de We Pierre Neuyille Mire,
Ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tons qui en- dependent.
Saisi pour satisfaire le writ ci.dessus ct les
frais dn process pour etre venda avec le be.
nafice de destination.
Conditions COMPLIANT.
Paroisse Absorption ce % MAJ 1854.
A. i. HI iCKMAN sheriff
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o. Ndus avons recn hn commnniane
sign. rdtte ami a aboaae que nous nous
abstcusns de Publicr rarcc que cctte
signature nest pas pour nous unc garah-
lie suflisante. ST a'anteur per.iste dams
son disir de voir publier ic cconlpts rendu
au'il noas transmet. quill vcuilie hicn Sc
fare connuflre ct nous souscfiions il son
sonhait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
State Of Louisiana. - Fifth Judicial
District Court Parish Of .AsSump-

District Court Parish of .As$ump-
ton.
IN The natter Of the succession Of Fran
coise DaigIe widow of Charles DupuIs.
BY order of q decree Of the Hon. the atore-
said Court, dated the 10th day OF June 1891.
VIII be offered for sale at auction by Cy-
prien L. Blanchard, on saturday the 5th day
et July 1854 at 10 O'Clock a. M. OH The rrtni-
ses the following described property belonging
to said succession to wit
10 A tract ofIand sitnaded in the Parish Of
Assump.icn;, the rgth bank Of bayou L.
iourche, in the Bruy St-VMcent mesufhg :
arrents front by seventeen arperts - depth
bounded On one side by lands OF Tmsjnon
Daigle, & on the other by land Of Algiade To-
cether with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
20. Horned Cattle, household furniture &c.
Terms & Conditions. - Ihe landed property
payablc one hundred dollars cash and the ba-
lance III three equal ilsta tments, one third IN
March 1858, one third in March 1856 q the
remaining third ID Mars 1857 Fer the move
allie all sums under ten dollars payable in
March 1855 Il all sums Of ten dollars 4 abe
va .en dollars PAYABLE one bali i'll March 1889
& the other half IN Match 1856 purchasers to
furnish their notes witlhgood security payable
at the Office Of the Recorder Of this parish, with
specai mortgage to be retained on sajd land ull-
til final ia yment And all sums uot paid at
maturity te bear interest ut the rate OF eight
per cens per au!Ium until aid.
c. L. BLANCHARD,
kuctionneer
Ae.u,7}ntior, tlis 10 .Jnne 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
MARCH SIS.

Nons cngagrons lie phl''ic et primer
ralr,nent les danes, fire une csG"r-
sion dan. lie masa.in le NJ. Adb'phe
lore, pour admi,en Ia yarieie ct j.
f:chrs.e de .on ncnvean stock.
personnc ne scra dd.appointe de ce'-
ae risite, cxccpte pe'h.elre J" ealssicl
dc chaqnc msi.on +: nals anssi one DC
precienx chris men rappcr;ern. ION pa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
Successior de G. Dobelbower decede.

Succession de G. Dobelbower decede.
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable Cour du
Cinanierse District Judiciaire de i'Etat de Ia
Louisiana dams etpour la Paroisse Assumption.
II sera offert Ell Yente pabllque a Ia ,naison de
f,nr par A. F. Hickman sherifde cette Paroisse
dams le village de Napoleonville Jeud % Ju.
in i854a10 heures du matin les proprietes
ci-apres dacrites, appartenant i la susdite sue
cession savoir.
Tn cheval, selle ct une bride ct une montre
Conditions - Compliant.
Assumption 10 Iuin 1854 !,
A.F- HICKMAN. sheriff
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SHERlFEsS SALE
Francois landry State Of Louisiana Fifth
No ABB VS. Judicial District Court. -
Hnnc. Landry I Parish of Assumption.

No l3S ' >. JUDICIAL lilSlflCl tOuFI. -
Hgnc. Landry | Parish of Assumption.
By virtue Of and in obedience to writ of
Fl Fu to me directed. in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the honorable the above
court. have seized and will oHer at public
auction at the court house OF this parish, III
the village OF Napollonvile; on Saturday the
lst day Of July 1854 Commencing at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. The following descl ibed property
belonging TO the defendant to wit
a tract OF land situaded in this parish, oil
the right bank Of bayou Latourche, at about
ten miles below the village of NapoleonvlIle,
measuring one arpent fronting said bayou, by
depth of forty arpents between parallel lines
bounded above by land OF Ehe Landry and
below by lalid OF Dr.. j. Dansereau togethor
with ali The buildings s. Improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ & costs
of suit 10 be sold wittie benefit OF appralse
ment.
Terms CASH,
Parish Of Assumption Nay 30. 1851.
a. /. HI CkMAN, Sheriff.
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Assumption ce IS Mai 1854

State Of Louisiana. Eth Judicial
District Court. - Parish of Assump-
ton.
In the matter Of the succession Of
Heniiette Blanchard, widow Of Joseph
Capdevieille.
Whereas Achille Dugas administrator
OF said succession has this day filed III the OF
fee Of the Clerk Of said court an account Of
his administration together with a petition
praying for the hornologation.
Notice is hereby giyento all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty days at
ter the publication hereof, why said account
should not be approved & homoiogated 4
the founds III his hands distributed III accoI-
dance Herewith
By order Of the Court,
DESIRE. LEBLANC, Clerck.
Assumption this 18th May 1854.
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of A. NJ. Foley and below by land of widow
Pierre Neuviile Mire together with all the
buildings & improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ and costs
of suit
To be sold with the bvnetit ofapprovemcnt.
Terms CASH.
Assumption May 29th 1854.
A. F. HICKMAN sheriff!
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FIFTH Judicial District Court Pa
li>h of Assumption.
Succession Of Amolie l'aydel deceased
wife of BID. Martin.

By virtue Of decree Of the honorable the
aforesaid Court on thursday the 4 5th day
Of June 1854 at 10 ooclock a. a. ou'the pre-
misses will be offered for sale at public auction
by Cyprien Blanchard, acutioneer, the folio
wing described property to wit !;
To- A tract Of land, Situated i'll the parish Of
Assumption on the right bank Of Bayou La
fourche, at about three miles below Napole-
onville measuring one arpent front more or
less. from the Bayou to one hundred and Sc
ven " five feet in depth, and from there, one
half Of an arpent, more or less by forty Jar
pent in depth between conver4lng lines
bounded above by lands off. 4. Williamson
and below by lands OF Andre Borne together
with all the buildings aud improvements
thereon.
20. Juliette negro girl aged II years.
80 4 negro girl aged 10 years.
40 Two horses, one cart and the harnesses.
80. Two Cows and heiier, y mare. d gun
4 watch a carriage, a saddle and birdie, and
i lot of farming utensles- $50 s
Co. A lot of marchandzes, consisting oi GRO
kerry, boots, shoes, hats, Tobacco, whisky $
toff Of every description etc.s,
Terms and Conditions.
The land and slaves payable, one third
cash, and the balance one halfin March 1885
& the other half iu March 1856 The movea-
Bile, all sums under IS 10 payable cash. and
all sums Of S 10 and under 8 10 one third
cash and the balance payable in March 1855,
Purchasers to give their notes with good aud
solvent security, payable 70 the Office Of the
Recorder Of this parish, TO The order Of Ber-
| nard Martini and sums not ponciaully paid at
maturity to bear interest at the rate Of eight
par cent per afnum until paid.
Assumption this l3tl, April 1851
G. l.. BLANCHARD,
Auctioneer.
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rounnoyE.-Un i,,ne hommc dc dix
Int ans. fi,s a. NJ. Cti.tophr Dcatac
,.amu.ait i ptcher bier sur Ia live dfos-
sc dn bnyon, lorsuuc I'oragc fclatai snf
'nou<.- l,ravsnt l.il,tcmrerie i pcr'i-te
encore dals .on occupation lor.q"'ll csl
ffappe de la fsndrc ct rrnvcr-e dans lc
h,,snu ,aide mort, K corps ct les sete-
mrnts blnifs ct lnct,e..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

des billets avec bonnes ct solyables cautions
payable au bureau du Recorder de cette Fa
roisse, ct hypotheque sptciaie SIR la tere
jusqu'an paltait Placement ct toutes sommes
qui ne seront pas payGes aux echeanceS porte
ront intGret a raison de hut pour ceut par an
iusqu.A final paiement.
CEN. L. BLAN CHARD, Encanteur.
Absorption, 10 Juin 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

By virtue of and in obedience to writ Of
RI Fnto me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit have seized and will offer at pu
blic auction at the Court House of this parish,
in the village Of Napoleoviile on Saturday Ju-
" 1st 1854, commencing atEleyeen o'clock A.
II. the following described property belonging
to the defendant TO wit
A tract Of land, situaded in this parish, onthe
left bank ofthe Attakapas alleading tothe
lake Verret at about eight miles from bayou
Latourche measuring two arpents front by
forty arpents In depth, bounded above by lane
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11
Succession of Charles Dobelbower
deceased.

By virtue of decree Of the honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court, of the state OF
Louisiana, in and for the parish Of ofAssumptlon
will be offered at public auction at the Court
House of Napoleouyille OH thursday the % day
oi June 1854 i 10 o'clock A. NJ. by A. l.; HlCk-
Man sheriff of this parish the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the above success
sion to wit,
n horse, saddle and bride, silver watch.
1erms& Conditions Cash.
Assumption June 10th 1854.
A. L. HICKMAN sheriff
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-11

OF I.c n.nqae de bras ., Ia gia hi'ie
dc jobs qn,iI aoa. f''ia iivrer o':t'e ss'-.
anainc nous ob!igent ne pnh'ier qn'"ne
demi- + .uifir.