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TANNERY FOR SALE, h

TNHE subscribers will sell their Tannery, situate
i one half mile east from the village Of Viii
mington, Vt, at Public Yendue, on Monday the
with a Tannery building thereon, 90 by 40 feet,
with wing SO feet by "a. "a Bark Watts, 2 Leech-
es, 2 Grainers. Soaks, Lime Vats--a Heater
and sufficient space In the main building for eight
additional yats-an ample Water Power, and all
in complete and running order-the buildings and
machinery mostly new-also a full assortment Of
tools for both tanning and currying, ,st,.....a ,
The situation and condition Of this Tannery is
such as to afford extra facilities for the successful
Of that branch Of business, and a
profitable investment Of capital Il Il loeaf q
Possession given immediately. ~. ,e.- 1870,
1870 SMITH, CUsHMAN & co,
Wilmington, Nov. 9, 1866, tf a
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CAMpRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. q, 1855
Al market to-day 20I7 ca,iie--lb00 beeves aud 81
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen Cows aud Chh es
Yearlings, Two & Three Years Old.
PAGES -lnarkef Becf-Ex. 81 75a8 90 pr ewt lsi
quality O0s7 so; I'd DO OOa6 Isl Sd do. OOa5 10
ordinary 81 50a5.
SrOHEs- torkiag Oren--s75 10 $40. r.....
Cdires--S6 TAB 25 at market.
Cors and Calres-S25 TO $50
YedriRgs-No sales.
Tiro Years Od-sii. l6ai8.
Three Years Oh--Sl8. 20a2t.
Sheep aud Lashs-- $50 at mafkei.---Pnces--Ex.,
So 5, Gal. 10 lois 81 90 10 5 90.
Srine-320 al markei--Piees, i2c per h., for old,
wholesale.
Hides-s7s7 Lee. per III. Tdiioe-S95al0e ID.
P,ils.--87a92r eBeh. Calf Skias-iJc per ID.
Remsrks-The market is well stocked with Cattle,
and sales quick, partly owing to the small number al
Brighton The number Of Sheep is about 1900 less
than las, week, and mostly poorer quality, but not
much alteration IN prices.
The market day will be on Tuesday next week in
stead Of "Wednesday. on aeeoDsl OF Thanksgiving.
80 cars came over ne riishbnrg Railroad, % over
the Boston & Lowell Rplfp,d, 1876 over the Boston x
Maine Railroad, loaded with cattle, sheep, swine, and
horses. II az A u. 2
NB. Beef-Exira, including nothing bu, the besl
large oxen, well siall-fed, At least one wear.
First quality consists Of large, fat oxen, salled, al
least several months.
Second qualify includes The hes, grass-fcd oxen, the
--.--A- COWS and the best three year old steers
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PAPER MILL FOR SALE,

FINIE well known Paper Mil formerly owned by
j. sAM'L c. CUTTING in Guilford, VT, near
Bratteboro, Is now offered for sale. The mill has
two $50 ID Engines with 80 inch Roll. good CYL
cnder Machine. 3 large Drainers, Fire Bleach
holding 5000 lbs, and every part Of the machinery
10 perfect order for the manufacture Of printing
paper, having been thoroughly repaired during the
past year. The buildings are large and commo.
dious, and the water power one Of the best on
Green River. With a small outlay the mill can he
converted into a mill for the manufacture Of emo
writing paper, as it was originally built and used
for that purpose This mill being located in a Sec
ton where labor and fuel are cheap offers unusual
inducements to purchasers. For further partieu-
lars refer to G. H. SALISBURY. Bratteboro, or te
GnEKSLEAT TAYLOR, or II. s. NorEs. Springfield,
Mass. ID. ID. HARRIS, Assignee.
Draitleboro, Nov. LIST, 1856. ITO
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AFREscH ESTIMATE OF rns BsirrD STATES.
An elaborate article on the Agricultural De-
pertinent of the Universal Exposition in Paris,
ia the FIRST Of October number Of Reyues des
Deux-Mondes, the foremost and most fair-deal-
ing Review on the Continent, opens with ap
apPrecatiys paragraph touching the Omitted
STATES, which is worthy Of translation BIZ
SAT the London Exhibition in 1851, Russia
and the United States Of North America fgnr-
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violently out Of hand car in which he was
riding, by the breakage Of ono of the springs !;
his shoulder was badly broken, and he other
wise hurt, in consequence The new jail at
Greenfield has received its roof, and will doubt
less be ready for occ upancy before February or
March. .t
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9. -, -.
~ nsp's' .',,,, ~ ~, ah,''ah
U.S.. ~ '1'o WV, '"o ao,s
~ npu'sO", we "s. 80 " p'S.", L.
~ ~ 1 y ns ';.s > 90 -. nS
:, so'u $50. ~ $50, -.
1,. f~,,'. as.'.. La"
churches. and but four seuled pastors. Some
nlaces once furnishing in religions interest. ara
now desoln,e. and vet some signs of promise
ancear .a's
'uuse ie'~'"s' VI ",e supreme .ou' ~ '"-
u'a"a, n"s r'""ou"oeu ,'e p'"n'o"' 'i"V,
raw ~ "a' s'a'e u"eo"''u''V"s'' a"u "'us'e'
NV "e ',sena's0 =, a uu' a me- ~, ~ ~
I.a.o- I.,L.., J., IL 81 a,,a.s a.. yo,D,,
phy.ic;,o sovs ..I exhor, all vounc peo,le
IL Lo.,,h No, - ,dor, tho rr,c,;ce If d,iot;no
,v;aa ri ,o,o ~ ,oll he ,,,,,b oven ,,heo
!, Il ,oe,sh;onobIa I bslieva IA, va,v m,nv
nersons arc be,se,,ed no The mice a, the crane
a,d chooss IN saw On !, f
-
Iowa beId . ,e..ian Al low, CIV an Inc s,b
inst, and adopted a resolution commencing in
the strongest terms the action Of their delegates
in seeding from the PHILADELPHIA council
They also adopted resolutions declaring slave
nv or freedom TO be the paramount, issues before
the American people. and announcing deter
mina,ioo 10 resis, 10 the bitter cad the aRpres-
sions of the slave power. in whatever form they
NAV manifest themselves.
The FIRST grand Jury in Nebraska was sum
1 moned on the % ult.. in the case of Charles
A. Henry. accused of the murder of Geo. W.
HolHs,on. at Bellevue. in April last. Afier
three DAYS. ,heV refused TO find bill of iudict-
ment. but Chief Justice Ferguson ordered a
special term to be held on the 27th inst, when
tho case ii be brough. before smother grand
Jury. e..sfs KS. fsf .t.a- 30
Upon the conclusion Of A marriage in a vii.
lace church. the bridegroom signed the regis.
tier with CHS mark" The pretty young
bride did The same and then turning 10 a lady
who had known her as the best scholar in schoo
WHISPERED 10 her. while tears of honest love and
admiration stood in her bright eyes, "He's a
dear fellow, Miss, but cannot write yet. He's
him for the world. :, - r. 80
/. Two ve,,s .oo tho o,,,o, ~, ho c,;a..
Uo,..s an ,ha C,,,a;.n .;do oe ,hs NJ.
riv., a, ,bs .n.oeosior hr;dae ,,;d s,o ooo "a,
900 acres of rock land from Ills nremises To IN,
| br;dos now ca,led Fl,;o An ol,sr If seao
! 900 from company last week, for the sam,
) purchase, deducting the lots already sold at The
bridge, which amount 10 some $40, 900, was re-
} fused.
A vary resued clerovman. WIN fear. IN oc
|,
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STATE on VERMONT.

The Probate Court for said Dstrict-T all persons
interested in the Estate Of L. X. BEMIS, late Of
Brattlcboro deceased, GREErINoi
VT0U are hereby notified that this Court will de
n eide upon the allowance Of the account Of
SAMUEL KNIGHT Administrator upon said Es-
tate at the session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in BrattIoboro, in said District on the
last Thursday Of November, A. D. 1866, whom and
where you niay be heard 10 the premises II you
see 1T ~ y. E0LBR0OK, Register
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NOTICE. JOHN LONG, JR-, left his home
J. IN Mortified, Mass, on the evening Of Nov.
10Th, in state Of mental arrangement. lie is
about feet 10 inches in hight, Of light complex
ion; and had on glazed cap, blue sack coat, steel
mixed pants rather short, mixed flannel shirt with
white collar sewed thereon, on which his name was
marked. Whoever will give information 10 the sub
seribcr Of his Whereabouts shall be suitably reward
cd. JOHN LONG.
Northfeld, Mass, Nov. 1855, 2wi2
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NEw-YonK. Nov. 81. 1855.

The inquiry i6r new Is mainly for choice Western,
which selling al good prices Eastern seems TO bc'
almost totally neglected. The sales To-day do pot en-
eeed 80 bales. Al 9aIle. for Easefn la2e Tor com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-24

THE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
Il removed from opposite the American House
to Blakes Building. two doors North Of the Revere
House, where u more extensive and better selected
stock Of NEWSPAPERS, PERIoDIcAIs, MIscELLASE-
ous Books, STATIONERY, Tors and FANCY Ar
TIcLEs, than ever before, will be kept by
L. j. CARPENTER.
Brattleboro, Nov. ssh. 1855. Al
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| GREAT BOOK Ar HAND.

A GREAT BOOK AT HAND.
THE GOOD TINE MING :.
by T. S. Anhur.--Pdee sI.--wh be Published abOu,
December first. .f4"
VNHlS work has been the leading idea Ia the au-
Il thor's life and will be read WITH interest and
satisfaction by old and young from one 6Ftremiiy
Of the continent to the other.
1t has been truly said by one Of the influential
reviewers in the Country that ''in the princely
mansions Of the Atlantic merchants, and in the
rude Log Cabins Of the Backwoodsman, the name
Of Arthur is equally known and cherished
Those who wish for a supply Of the first edition
Of this work are invited to send in their orders at
once. l.. z. BROWN & CO., Publishers,
nov. Is 4wi3 81 CoRsnrLL, Boston.
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RIFLES AND RIPLE PISTOLS.

Having good machinery and much experience II
the business he is confident q giving good salts
faction both in quality and price.
Bratteboro, Nov. 2S, 1865. -
sw4a SAMUEL PIKE.
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HORSES FOR SALE,

A PAIR Of good Team Horses for sale cheap. :
~. Also, one good Lumber Sleigh and two second
hand single sleighs, ID. ID. HARRIS, -.
Brat,lsboro, Nov. /. 1861 Assigne,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

.It.rr II.Iii .t 5irfr fIfs in.f MARIhOhos -.
The Probate Court for said District-To all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of NEHEMIAH
H0UGHToN, late Of vernsu, deceased, l
~ s b. ftt. M GREETING:
X7OU are hereby notified that this Court will do
Il eide upon the allowance of the account Of
JOHN STEBBINS, Executor Of the last WIN Of
said deceased, ut the session thereof 70 be held at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro in said District,
on the last Thursday Of November, A. D. 1855,
when and where you may be heard in the premises,
II you see ft. 4. H0LBR00K, Register.
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w ANrHDl WAN TED!

A GIVE, Intelligent and Enterprisipg Young
n Men in all parts Of the Country to engage in
selling the Most Valuable and Popular list Of
Books ever offered to the Public.
Money is getting more plenty every day. Busi-
ness is good-Farmers and Mechanics are pros
psring-and GOOD BOOKS were never selling
better than ut the present time
Our list embraces works from the best Authors
in the world, and includes the Celebrated Works Of
I. S. Arthur, the sale Of which alone will enable
IN Agent TO make more money with the same out
lay than any other business in which he can en-
gage.
NOW rs THE TINE TO COMMENCE.
For circular giving full particulars, address
.. L. p. CROWN 4 CO.. Publishers,
nov Is Nv 81 CoRmiLL, Boston.
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TOYS! TOYSII

The subscriber has just received new, and large
assortment Of Toys Of every description suitable for
he OF children, Christmas presents 10 little
ones, &c. II. j. CARPENTER.
BrattieboFo, Nov 90, 1885. IS
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R1FLEsI RxFLEslI

TIME subscriber having removed his stock and
IL tools from his old stand in front Of the Ameri-
con House to his new shop on Birge, near Canal,
Street. is prepared to execute orders from the sport
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' TEAS, COFFEEs, &C.

fn L6AOy WI 1AAlkJy oLC-ii nr
0S CHESTS Young Hyson Teas; % do Black
Z.J Teas; also, Old Tyson. and Gunpowder,
received Fresh and at reduced prices.
Fresh Ground pure ST. Domingo Coffee; a
Do do do Java Coffee
Do do do Hio do ft sN O..
Received every week . d. Also, Chocolate. Cooos.
Broma, Shells, &c.. at FROST & G0oDHUE's.
Sent 2a - a.
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u EMOvAL. The subscriber has recently re-
Ia Gently removed his Boot aud Shoe Establish
mcnt TO the shop formerly occupied by L. J. Car
penter as the Periodical DEPOT. opposite the Amer
lean House. where be is still ready TO exchange
Boots and Shoes Of all sorts and sizes for Cash.
Custom work promptly and faithfully attended TO
as usual. W. WARD.
Brattleboro, Nov. Sth. 1855. am41
NOR SALE. Share No. In the Brattleboro
II Aqueduct Company, it being enc ninth Of said
Aqucjuct GEO. NEWMAN.
Bratteboro. Nov. LIST. 1866. f. 40
NOTICE. All demands due the subscriber
\ are expected to be paid by the first Dec. next
Brattleboro. Nov. 10. 1860.
AZ S. X. ST0DDARD.
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LADTEs' DRESS TURs.

The most desirable, richest, aud Fashionable &C.
lection Of Ladies' Dress furs ever offered to the
public. The attention Of the Ladies' is particular
iy invited to this department.
The undersigned still continues to manufacture
to order "HARprr's CELEBRArEo HATs," which,
for beauty Of finish. durability, and the ease with
which they are worn, together with their peculiar
graceful appearance, challenge the admiration Of
men Of taste.
tV- Old Hats renovated by process peculiar to
the undersigned, and in a manner that cannot be
surpassed. ROBT. G.. HARDIE.
Brattleboro Nov. %. 1856. 40
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BOSTON wHOLEsALB PRICES CURRENTg

~ 'fnuns0AY, Nov. %, 1886.
GRAIN. - The slnsk u ctfn Is very light and
prices have improved. Rye scarce
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PROVISIONS. = Pork firm with very limited
stock Beef duh with large receipts. Hams
scarce. Bitter in good demand at improved
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IEsgITUs 3s55s-Ga0V5,
sisue pres de CnrrsIIten, Lc.
J. n. EVERETT, PRINCIPAL.

II A seconde aimee scholaire de Get etablisse
IL ment commence mercredi, 4 octobre. Lc
Principal profte de cetfe occasion pour rencr.
cier vivement ceux chi ont bien vogla Phono-
rer de leur patronage, et les prisr dc 10 lui con
tinuer. II aiIne aussi assurer qc nouvoau aux
peres de famille quill nc negligera ricn pour
contribuer au bien.stre ct au success de ses
eleves, ef Sc conseryer lc temoicnage fAvora.
bic dun public eclaire. ..-
La position de lInstiiut Belle Grove, Joint
srimportant avantage dune graDde salubrit.,
un acces facile, et, par son eloignernent do Ia
vile, met Ia jeunesse fabri dc ceite corrup.
ton 81 dangereuse ct 81 generaleinent rtpandue
dams lee grands centres. .I"
les personnes desicuses de visiier PStablis-
sement, devronf prendre les chars de Carroll
ton, ct, d la demandc qu'ellss en- feront au
Conducteur, ellcs seront deposees devant u
porte de rlnstitut
IssSrssrfies.
Linstruction ,lonnee arInstitui Belle Grove
comprend pAnglais, le Latin. le Gree. les Ian
gues modernes, les math ematiques ct la tenue
des livres D'apres L. desir des parents, on
rendra les eleves aptes au commerce ou tou'e
autre profession. Les professeurs les plus dis.
tingues sont emplo, Is dams chaque branche.
Ain de familiarirer achievement les eleves avec
le langage anglais ct le langage fransais, on les
oblige parier Acknowledgement ces deux Ian.
gues pendant In recreation; c'est.i- dire, un
jour angiais ct lie suivant francais.
ExSss<as.
Deux examens publics ont lieu dams rannee:
Fun au mois de Deccnbre Ct lnutre Gu mois
de Mai Ia distribution des prix Sc fait inme.
diatement apres les examens dc Decenbre.
ReNgSss.
Toute religion eat suivie librement par les
eleves de rInstitut; dependant Les Catalogues
sont tenus d'assistcr le dimanche la meese
ct les Protestants sont aussi accompanies au
temple ce jour IA. On prepare les eleves cstho.
liques Ia premiere communion. rs
CONDITIONS, ....
Payable daraRce et par trimes,re
Pensionnaires, pour un trimestre, SEQ 90
Externes, - 10 90
Blanchissage, 90
Lifsrie, en- entrant settlement. 10 90
Les parents peuvcnt fournir Ia Literic.
Tous lee arts d agreement sont enseignes dams
rInstitut scion le dcsir des parents, ct sont
payes part.
Chaque eleve doit apporter lee articles sui
wants: Un convert en- argent, scrviettes de
table, 6 servieties toilette, le tout marque au
nom de relieve.
Pour plus amples informatiors, sc rendre d
rInstitut, on sadresser par ecrit au Principal,
Carrollfon Post Office, Le.
Institut Belle Grove, pres de Carrollton, 90
mars 1855.
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tres, deux chooses chez les femmes; c'cst
l'enthousiasme qu'elles ont d pecher
ct d Sc repentir Et vous! = Mais il
n'etait plus-,emps. Medina parut, il
pleurait CONNIE TN enfant.
Monsieur, monsieur s'ecria Ia
pauvre Antonia, qu'avcz-vousfait doc
taye
-Il6las. madame, je l'ai tue.
Mort?
-Blesse mort. On Papporte, il
n'aurait pu arriyer chez lui.
Ces mots prononces dune voix en-
trecoupee, Medina tomba dams un ane.
antissement complet On entehdait dams
la piece voisine les pas lonrds de plu.
sieurs hommes, on deposa sur lie tapis
le brancard on ralait lie blesse.
II apercut Antonia ct lui ft signe de
s'approcher; ellie Sc jeta sur lui ayec....
enthousissme.
-Prenez garde au sang. lui di.-il.
Ellie regarda sa robe: sa robe etait
aouge. Ses mains: rouges. Ellie Sc frap.
pa le front, ct dams Ia glace ellie Wit un
front rouge.
Madame, dit Octave d voix base,
vous lie voyer. bien que je me permette
parfois d'eeouter aux portes, je mai
pas tout-a .fait une ame de laquais. Je
me suis laisse assassiner sans soufiler
mot. Etes-vous contente! NJ. de Pienne
est-il bien portant?
Tells furent ses derniers mots.
Pin.
PAUL DELTUF.
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. 16TVV ROAD
Fer ~ opelessas Railway,

THE suhscriber hes the honor 10 inform the
II inhabisaues end trsveless that the new
Road kom ~ river 10 the Opelousas Railway
is opeeed 10 the public from THIS DAY.
TINS road begio in the ceutre Of the parish
81. Charles, % the plantation Of nr. .
YAUI lGAII.IARD. ~
Besidss this, the suhscribes u constructing
stsbjso. 90, ke, whsre traveller can, with
confdeoce, iesve their horses and carriages
untiI their rstnrn from Nsw-0rlesns. Prices
ase very medsra4s. .g-. =. ss...5s....
Thsisrid for ths pk0 Of passage on the new
Road b - follows >. lssi1f IOleu 80 ia
Bucgys, oshs. casYiages, Is ernta
0ss1imsa % horssbsck, ~. 40
Welkewt7sl .Er.r.l s
ismsriy HENRY TRAIN,
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Gh1cyaoN o1oyG3g.
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PARISH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST

PARISH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST.
DY virtue Of two proclamations to me dircc.
ID ted BY his Excellency, Pasl o. Hebert,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
Tie qualified voters Of this parish are here
by duly notified that on Monday the 25th
Asy cf Jauc next, an election shsll be held
at the following precincts Of election in this
parish for the election of Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of this STAGE. TO Gil the va.
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of the
Hon. Thomas slidell, Chief Justice thereof.
and of an Associate Justice cf the Supreme
Court for the Second Judicial District Of this
State to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation Of the Aon. A. N. Ogden, Associate
Justice thereof
Right Bank.
Al Ssrrst's store and under the supsrindencs
ofOctave Hymel, vslcour Songy and anotaer.
e-At DR.. Chabsnd's cofiee-house, and un-
DIR the supe. iniendence Of Armand PeriIIat,
FSIix Webre and valcour Barre.
SAT A. Esuchelx, and nudcr the super
intendsncs dfWspslin Jszna, der, Louis Lau.
rent and Lucien Gouchet. -
Lolt Bank. ~
1-At the billiard room of Louis Savoyo,
ana uodsr the saperintendence Of Jacob Hol-
lipesworth, c. Delhommer end Leo Eliert
e-At Bousquet's COTE house, and under the
superipsendence ofAdolpi Boudousquie, An.
dre Triche Jr. and Emile Rigsud.
3LAtv. Nillet's residence. and under the
superi utendenoe Of james 0odberry, Alcide
TrSrre and EugGnc Chenet Jr.
IL ballot boz shall be opened in each Of
the sbove prscincts Of election from o'clock
a. n. % . r. H., and the returns made snd
forv1er6od 20 ne undersigned sheriH according
to Law. J. r. BURCARD,
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AVIS D'3S93IS3H.
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PAROISSE SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE.
I'm yerfu de deux proclamaiions moi a,
Il dressees par son Excellence Paul o. He
bert, gouvcrncur de fEtaf de In Louisiana
Les votans qualities de cctte psroisse soni
par le present dument notifies que le LUndi
3S Jsin procnain, il sera tenu une election
en- cetie paroisse. aux lieux ciapres deignes
atm delire un Juge President de Ia Cour Su.
preme de- Get Etht, en- remplacement de fbon.
Thomas Siideil, demissionnnire, ct nm Juge.
Associe de Ia Cour Supreme de Get Etat. en
remplacement dc rhon. A. ". Ogden, demis'
sionnaire.
Rive Droite.
Au nerasin de ~ Sarrai, ct sous la surye;l.
lance lie Octave Hymel, valeourt Songy et
un sufre qui scra nomme Get efIet.
2-Au cafe du DIR. Chsbaud, ct sous Ia sur.
veillaDce dc Armand PerIlliai, Felix Webre
OF Nalcour Barre.
3-Chex A. Faucheux, ct sous Ia survsIl.
lance de Wapelin Sexnayder, Louis Laurent
ct Lucien Souchet.
Rive 0auche.
l-Au billiard de LouisSavoye, ct sous IA
surveillance de Jacob Hollingsworth, G. Del
hommer ct Leo Ebert
2-Au cafe de y. Bousquet, ct sous la sur
VIGILANCE de Adolpbe Boudousquie, Andre
Tricbe Jr ct Emile Rigaud.
3-Au domicile de v. Millet, ct sous la sur
veillancc de james Godberry, Alcide Tregre
ct Eugene Genet Jr.
La boite scrutin devra etre ouverte dan,
chsque reimbursement de Q heures A. NJ. .
heures +. NJ. Ut les rciours fats conformemenI
1 Ia loi. J. y. BURCARD,
Sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-05-27
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EL'AMANT DINER.
CHAPITRE w.


8H0 d sommeil, s'etsit reveille
dams une disposition d'esprit plps psi.
sible ct plus genereuse. II desespea
de sc rendormir. ct voysnt un gai rsyOu
de soleil percer a traven res rideaux,
ila leva ct ALA faire un tour de jardin.
Sans doute, &c nest pas 1 propos dun
iardin de Ia Chaussee-d' Antin quill
couvient de prononcer &C grand mot:
"ls nature" Cependant ID nature
n'est-elle pas partout ? Uh rayon de So
leil, Fair du maiin. I'm bouquet dar.
brss, le chant des merles familiers. en-
faut-il davantage pour nous emouvoir
ct nous charmer s., p
Octave s'assit sur un banc de Ga
zon. Peu q peu ct malgre lui. pour
ainsi dire, son anne SQUIRT aux sslu-
taires influences du grand air, du ciel
b!eu. de 10 yerdure, III sentit de nou.
veau yibrer en- lui cette divine corde
de Ia tendrcsse qui peut devenir muet.
te, mais qui ne se brise jsmais shes les
ames d'elite: slors il jeta un regard
trouble sur cct Eden don't on venait de
le bannir il le revit tout cntier ce de-
lic'eux seJcur' plein de mysterleux om'
brages, de sources murmurantes' pai.
ene dams une tiede lumiere ct tout
peuple de Chimeres aux allies roses. il
en- resit 10 RENE Ct se Prosterns ae
ccur en- s,ecriant III
PARDON yn en- DC msuSanes PEN
sees. I.
-Monsleur, iui dit Medina en- iai
frsppant iegerement sur repsu'e' y
vous attends dans nne neure = "a pore
Maillot; nous nous battons au Pls-
toilet, 1.a .asa
-Pourquo, nous bstfre rePnq"a
Octave avec p'us de sang,trolc que son
adversalre n'en aftendait de lui. D.
-Vous me le de~andss secr's-s.
II. Psroe que vous m 'aves .!N oe.no"o,s s''s
en s'rtant furovement &C ms''n' de
rsppartement de ma femme. ~ u
MOI! ht Octave;
-EteS-yOue m Ache. monsieur !
Mai. treye AZ subterfurcs. ma femme
ma tout syoue. =,
Octave crut eptrevoir oueloue choss
d,borrible. Antopis 10 dsvousit a d
mort pour snuyer N. de Picnpe uffie.
sonna' Poss u pfis Pruaemmeos Mecln.
-Je mai Dss m mot j s;o.ser. rs.
poudit oelui.ci, pas un mot !! Pourtan.,
{ vous di,si encore eeci: faitss votre
testament. Ccs paroles. je Ie sais. pour.
rout p.sssr suprss dc YOU ycus, 4 monsieur l.
eeptiIbomme. pour upe rodomoutsde
m,uv,;, ssat. ns;s ut, Je - -
vou youle. ss,urer rexistepce de uueI.
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