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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-24

CARRIA$E AND BUGGY IA akING!!
NIESSRS. SATERLEE d DE'GARMO have on
lyl hand a good assortment of and two hsrse Car
rages. Rockaways and Buggies manufactured al then
shop after the approved and modern styles.
Messrs. s. Dec. will promptly I'LL all orders for
om work in the neatest and most substantial manner.
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either In
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up Iron work in sttle not c
be excelled APPLY
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MOTIONS. TOYs AND FANCY GOODS.

q O. PUSHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS n
"A Evansville constantly adding all useful and
articles this particular branch of trade
with present with Eastern merchants and
will SELL for cash. the market prices, Customers and
friends invited call and examine the
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-fyd&w
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
COLDURN q HERsHBERGER,

Fosters Block. First street. near Main,
now opened the largest and richest assortment OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods offered this city.
among which be found rich Plaid silks super plain
black do French Mernos style French Plads French
DO very handsome Apaccas and Bomhaznes French Eng
and American fast colored Pads Ladies' Gents Kid
Gloves best quality large of Ladies' Cent? and
Gloves and Hosiery Of all descriptions State
Shaw OF all Sizes and qusties large lot of style En-
broideries Collars. ChemiZe Underseeve embroidered
and plain L. G. handkerchief Irish Linens Tlannels Of all
color. Ladies'
Gents Merino. Lambs Silk
ers and large variety too numerous mention.
which We will be happy show. and IL low prices will sell
hey Q hound 20 20 ande
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IOTICR.
M EssRs. LEWIS 4 HowAR

M ESSRS. LEWIS HOWARD having purchased our
vA Wharf boat wish thanks the liberal
patronage bestowed upon hitherto and connu
ance of the towards them.
beg TO further TO friend: out Of and 70 ALL
heretofore. We have engaged ample Wharf facilities
the River aud having Canal other Warehouses
We continue make liberal advances all property
signed TO for sale shipment and
also promptly h all orders for the purchase of
goods the produce of the having facilities
DO such business the best advantage
Once as formerly. under the Telegraph once.
e2l-tf John MITCHELL r. SON
n APANNED TIN WARk.-Trunks. Deed boxes. Cash
boxes specie boxes knife boxes molsses
cups dust pans pepper Tumbers
wash bowls match Safes graters lanterns watt
ers and toys of every vorety. -
dec2s HANCOCK BROS.
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1914 ADAMS & CO.'S 10,
os3.GREAT EA STEpN n USy Il ~

-
Nh For the rapid and safe convey
lance OF Money .Jewery. valu. 341kt5
~ - able Packages and ligntfreieh, z
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company for
running the Express their Road the sub-
lie OF Evansville are respectfully informed that kep.
sengerwll be dispatched Monaay morning eO,h int
ana daily hereafter in chsrs. p.ek
Vincennes, and Way Stations on the road.
An Iron Safe will be carried TO give greater security 10
vafuables, and in all goods delivered Immediate
ly on arrival at either end. without extra charge. j
Inc business connections and arrangements OF Adsns
Cos Eastern Express have been extended TO Evans
vie, and r. g. O'RlLEY & CO. appointed agents for
receiving and shipping at the River, on their wharf
BOAT, and IH0S: CONJUNCTION CO. Agents for r..
eeNng and delivering all goods for the city, their
no9kstore, corner OF Main and First streets.
gercnants ordering goods from the Eastern eities,
MI hnd great adsantage in having them forwarded by
i've DAYS. " "-''''- ~ -.
packages Of all descriptions. designed either -
ior me Vineennes route should be lelfst
". hiey a Co.'s Wharfboat, or at Conynetcn's &
them. 49, ~ "'''
~ The Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS viii be -
inc train nall an hour before Its time ofstartns 20 taks
charge OF whatever may be offered there. 80 f-frf
Evansville. Feb. Is. "a. (ap9sly) ADAMS Il CO.
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ATTENTION FARMERSI

XXTOOL CARDINC.-The undersigned asks the st,sn-
w OF for.W Card
ing This esbiishment has two machines runHns day and
nightly enabling work faster and
than any other similar in this region While the
work b excellent farmer may bring in WOOL for himself
ordinary only have wait
hours for be earded Ny prices fe.sonsbe The
highest ma,het price always paid wool quality
have old and experienced Carder work my machines
and mise satisfaction. je3 vtf J. VI. BIRTH.
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LEATHER AND FINDINe

LEATHER AND FINDIN Csc
WiLLlAM BELL. is just opening Main street
w oppositeths Bank large and ell stoeb
ofieather and findings, consisting in part Of n.
2VOo sides OF soleleather, Hemloek and spanish
tanned. TT-ftt TO
SO doz, morocco, No, g and T. Tampieo extra MaS
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French. s-i
20 doz kiP-Prme City, heavy country, light ne
20 doz Cochineal Roam =. 81 Hialll-
10 Pink blue and green do 'iH lrfr3 u
20 Lnings-Pink, blue. and green. s. f1af ~
s. I" Patent Md skins.
go Calf ekins-light. heavy. and Medium woylh
Fair and Caron, % r
- Oil thong leather, .lE fr -.
10 Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs. 'lf ...f- as
500 prs lasss,
Boot trees. rasps. avis, pnee wax nails. balls tsehe
stamps, thread, buffers sIicker wheels keys hoeke
and all other tools and materials by maksns
I'll OF winch VIII be sold on the most reasonsbs ternS
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

uTST received and daily looked for including most
- every little useful and Ornamental article such as Toy
Sets Dolls Rattles Whites Trumpets
Hsrps Aeeordeons. Games DOminoes Chessmen
Needles TOothpcks Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
&C. Toilet Soap Powder EmersOn Razor STRAPS TIaye
fnx Thermoeters Pocket Knives Wallets and
Sewing Wax Beads Jewelry Fire Morks &c.
md for ale nv noy3O A. G.. PUSHEB. i
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NRyy WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TIME Propretos of this House have from their
old stand Main street to their Hotel finish
ed opposite the Court House. where they prepared
their old and ally others who
1t to call them in much superior yie than formerly
Thankf for respectfully solicit eonnu
ofthe which shall all endeavors
It, Our fare will be the best she market affords and
charges moderate.
Good s.abl and Wagon Y:rd kept sOreonns custom.
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IAxn FOR SALE.

uNIyE acres Of Land the Boonvi road bridge
equally divided by the Canal This desirable property
situated in rapidly improving part OF the city, 10 offered FOL
'a eyS On Easy terms further ELIIorr
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=. 6. PRESTON d CO. ...-..l--, 81
MANUFACTURERS OF Tobacco, Second st. between
w Main ane Wter door below A buchanan Co. hse
sep25-6mds '--''- d
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III IQCORS.- "IF|r ln-I|f All d. /" -
~ eask me Pale Brandy; az e..hs rtwiss;
DO Old Sherry; reed and for sale by
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FUN sTAIh
Srnr-u nANR NOTES.

STOCK BANK NOTES.
VUyHE would respectfully inform the ct ensof
ms city and vicinity that he has jest opened very
we'll selected Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
and Easiish Mernos Paids D. LANES half and all
WOOL black plain and watered Silks: beachsd PLATA striped
Ana solid silks: Dress silks; all coor Of
Founces Maple and Saeins; Fanne Opera Cloak
ing Linseys Bay States. Thybet plain and Fancy Silk
res COaks of all styles aud materials. and multitude Of
other articles tedious to mention.
As my small prof aud quick would ad-
wise wishing get their fall and winter supplies to IA
vo e with call. before purchasing elsewhere
Especially would the of dealers and
chant tor heavy and choice stock OF
pln and fancy Cassmeres all coor Of Broadeloth Over
coating whitneys Beaver Kerseys WOOL SIX
and Linings all kinds Tailors' Trimming
To those deangn Ready Made Cthng request to visit
in order TO examine the very heany stock which con
stantly hands, intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms
As these Clothing manufactured in this city under my
upervson am able better mt and more
sewing than there be had at other
A. ANsPACHER.
novS Main street. one door below Branch Bank.
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REMOVAL OF.
JEWELRY STONE
~ ems G.llN

,<cS aAy REMOVED to Gwstnriey Esn';sipgs vivss
t4 ,rrret tlawt 0ce ~hrr, he viii " hap
"a nv k;s old customers and oh. rn lie sra she
eseothem hiS extensive assorfrisnt II JevelYy.
reher ~h splendid ssi-ction Of cBElSTMyS and NEW
YEARS GIFT JEWELRi. etc.. etc. Gil and ersmi.e ~
yourselves. dee0-sSa
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
GNOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have now open Tor ex-
~ animation large stock Of House tooos con
sisting Three Ply Ingram and low priced Carpets
Cloths from to Is feet wde Satin de LANES an
Cotton Damasks Furnitures and Bro HOLLANDS ior
Muslin and Lace Curtains Cornic Curtain Pins and Stair
Rods Marsees Quilts. Linen Damasks: Table linen ana
Towellng Piano and Table Cloths aud BED Oh al
sizes and qualities.
manufacture Mattresses Of every size and descrip-
tim which will good be found Also
Bed Comforts all Sizes All Of which will sell slow as
same quality he found this side OF the Allegheny
Mountains. Fosters Block. LIST St. near MAIN octz0
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GRIST MILL.

>HE Fulton Mill Is in good grinding Wheat
Eye Bueswheas and Corn with dispatch and equal to
machinery 10 Of the latest for making -four
lively and good Good wheat ground customers -four
Sold will he warranted. The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays days
WAGON loads Of srsin come together; and try.
R1Flour and Meal for sale above Mill at all times
Hishes. market price paia for Wheat.
nov29-tf J. II. BIRTH.
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THEO DORE ERANkE,S
CINCINNATI DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Che opposite Henry Luzs Groce.
~. Evansville, Indiana. ,
NANCY Dyer Rehnisher Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman ct Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdaie
New York Dye House. .,,,
Cleans Ladies' and Gardeners Clothes OF SILK
and Wooen Grape and Cashmere. Shaws OF query dscrp
on and finishes equal new kind OF &C
cording patterns and finishes them equal He
stains from Silk Dresses in dry
stuff He also cleans and rehnshes Cur
tains in Silk and ooen Toile de Tersse and Tulles
fair rates octI9-iyd&v
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
THO RINCKSMITHs, WHlTEsMIrHs AND
u EVERYBODY ELSE-RUN HEREi-Havine estab-
hed Coal Yard Water brtvsea Locust
aud anut sell titles the best
PITTS BIZ RGH COAL. low prices bought
10 the Falls All orders LEFT the Of Hornbro
Churchill will be received punctuay
to by my3-1yd&w A. j. HUTCHINSON & co.
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j. II. MAGHEE & Co.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL STOCK
or Domestic and Fancy Dry GO0ds,
70 which would the all wish
Il 70 buy Goods cheap, for cash or Promps paper.
Our stock being Allied up by arrivals from N
York and in few will be yer. complete consisting pf
everything DRY Call cheap
Cassmeres. Eitt,ns,
Ssttinets, Laees.
Tweeds, Jaconets.
Flannels, AKRON Checfs.
Linseys over Coztings,
Ginghams. Blankets.
De Laines KY. Fesns.
Prints, vestines,
Tiehirgs, Silks.
And Q complete assortment Of Trimmings and NotonJ II
their First street, Evansville, sspl4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAB.
n ],

49, THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Scantlin
81 e. Paryin, has returned from Princeton and take
d3s4en up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
Hwhere he will devote his personal attention to all
branches ofther business Mr. s. would call the atien
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
totheir extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the perfect style.
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N. p.
noyl4 Main steet, bet Tristan Second,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
p. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M Il 1 GH a NJ II 3,

EVANSVILLE, MI.
HAVING fitted up a mammo TO- y
sa<4a3 Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio Riyer in the most substantial manner we are pre-
ourcare en
er by RIVER, RAILROAD Ok CANAA.
without exposing 10 the nclemency weather. any
property; and particular attention will be paid to heee
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF
Produce consigned 10 and all orders promptly neu
p G. ORILEY returns his sincere thanks 10 ms nu-
friends for their former patronage, and
fu IN solics continuance of the same, which Will DC
duly reciprocated.
Store Room we'll supplied, will be kept for the 40
Boats and their orders carefully hiled.
mh3-d&wIy PIG. O'RlLEY co
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JoHS. J. CHAxDIER. JANIS HAnLAs. IA

UOHN J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HA RLANJ ~. have,
- associated together partners Prssss
Of and will attend to ali business eenhded the oss
or both always he found their once
opposite the Sherwood House. give
ness PomPt attention will be given 70 collections.
Evansville. Nov. 9. ISS4.-ly = :
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wHOLEsALE DRY s:OODe

NkEENyILLE oBAcco.-io boxes best quality j,s
S..ae n nILRERr 4 20 a.. 80, w.. !.
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UlBMP AND CANARY SkED.-A fresh supply Of
j. , each just reed and for sale By
jsnT T. GRANT co.
uTLAsKs-4o boxes quart pint and half pint just rosd
II per Jas. Park for sale low by
jana S. e. GILBERT CO.. sye. near Water.
MACK EREL.-I0o whole aud half bbs kits ass'd
vA Nos Just reed Robt j. Ward for sale reduced
rates by JAMS ). L. GILBERT CO., Syc. Water.
NEW CODFIsH.-I25O lbs choice just reed peg X. j.
~ Ward for sale by
jan25 5. L. GILBERT CO., syc near Water.
UUERRING.-s0boxe just reed for sale by
u II JANIS 5. E. GILBERT d CO.. Syc. near Water.
G,HEEsE-i roo lbs rich Sage cheese;
~ 200 do W. do;
400 do English Dairy Cheese; at
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
ENTITY ass'd Iron reed per arrivals This
former stock hand makes assortment complete.
decl3 SAMUEL GRR
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WHOLEsALB DRY GOODS.
WEncw have on hand Of the sonplsts sad De-
w sirable stocks Of Dry Goods te fouad ssspa
MARKET which TO all each prsps
unusually Low rates ourssets Asught directly Ne
uae'urer and mportsrs ald quality eAsaepe
dev eompettioA from Of the markets In Wsss-
We feel thankful to all Of old
feel we'll assured that make IL
that Of all others buying give e. before Purchasing
elsewhere. oci1s JOHNSON 4 FkRNCn.
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DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID superb stock of these desirable goods will Of
fer the trade heavy discount last years prices Call
and see them. octlS JOHNS IN 4 FRENCH.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICR

ME Co-Partnership heretofore exsg kstvssa he oh
serber unde the name and style Mac LsAssssiss-
this day Dissolved by mutual A
will continue the business ct the old stand will sI
Adjustments OF all claims aganst the old
name Of the same for All
selves indebted to the late fr
date payment. CHARLES w. MACK
ANTHONY LOBYyS1JyD.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-28

1854, r.duisant lassessement de J. Morgan /
Sl3, 900, signiHait que son assessment etait
rebuilt de cette somme ct non pas a cette somme.
Rssolu; Que le chemin public sur le cots
Est du bayou Courtableau sera continue du
ferry de Moore au Pontlevis ct que, les per-
sonnes suivantes, SAVIOR: james Bihme, ]. B.
Bihme, F. Thompson, Turner Smith, John L.
Young ct p. g. Richard soient NOMINEES pour
tracer lie dit chemin commencement q Ia l0i.
Sur motion de NJ. Hartman.
Resolu; Que 10 somme de $50 soft payes
de tout argent du Tresor, non autrement s6eo-
te. au grehfer du Juri de Police, pour procursr
du papier, encre, etc, pour lusage de son bu-
reau ct du Juri.
Sur motion de M. Devilliers. IL. Juri s'est
aiourne. E. CAN'T, .
President du Juri de Police.
Guy 81, Bell, Grefier.
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A VlS.-Tous ceux qui sont acquereurs a
"A Ia yente des efets de Ia succession de feu MIC.
OLAS AMY ct d'EUGENlE RICHARD, son spouse,
d6cedse, sont avertis que lie premier Placement sera
do lie Ter Avril, 1855, ct que s'ils veulent s'eviter des
frais lis viendront payer a echeance au soussigne, a
son bureau, aux Opelousas. Mars 81.
ALBERT DEJEAN, Avocat de Ia Succession.
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e A vApEUR.

DAOUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR-
LEANS EFT WASHINGTON. = LIE steamer
RED RIVER, Capt. r. J. Dorsey, bien connu dams
notre navigation CONNIE bon marcheur ct excellent
bateau, ayant Etc complement r6par6, reprend -
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les Opelousas
ct la Nlle.- Orleans, sous lie commandment du Capt
Dorsey.
lie Red River continuera dams notre navigation
pendant toute Ia saison, ct transportera le fret ct lee
passengers aux taux ordinaires. 40
Dams les eaux BASES, Il serA remplace par IN b.
teau tirant moins dean.
Pour fret GU passage. Uses enmenagemens Giant
dos meillleTrs,9S s'adr = @r 2 S15a on . w.,u
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR-'
i LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU
BEUF.-Le bateau-a-vapeur i'm marcheur ct tres
elegant, sYDONIA. Capitaine Gustave Louaillier,
expressement construct pour cette navigation, fera
desormais des voyages ~r9guliers entire les Opelousas.
Washington, lie Bayou Beuf ct Ia Nouyelle-O rleans.I
II est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien construct
ct tirant peu dean. Les officers p~orteront toute leu1
attention a s~atisfaire ceux qui daigneront les encou-
RACER. Pour plus amples infofmations, s'adresser .
bord. Mars 81.
|DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
j. EFT DE WASHINGTON.-Le steamship A.
FUSELIER, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, cette
| saison, 50 place dams notre navigation, ct partira do
la Nouvelle-O Orleans, MARDI, lie 8 April, at S heures'
F. N. LIE Fuselier est un steamer de premiere class,
ct possede une reputation CONNIE batean sain, dams
tous les bureaux assurance de Ia Nsuvelle-O rleans..
n est dune solidite ct dune force extraordinaires ct est
un des plus fin marcheurs que nous ayons dams notre
navigation. II q de bons am6nngemens pour une
passage, 8 piastres d'ici a la NouveIle-O Orleans ct vice
versa. Pour fret on passage, s'adresser . bord on a ses
AGENTS. CHAS. De BLANC, Nlle.- Orleans, on 4
ANDERSON * THOMPSON, Washington.
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DAOUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
Wis IMPORTANT aux A%ctionnaires

A Wis IMPORTANT aux Actionnaires
IA du Chemin dc Fer des Opelousas.-Le sous.
sign6, Agent du Chemin de Fer des Opelousas ct DO
Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, sera aux Opelousas lie 7 ct le 8
de Mai proclaim, ct au Grand C6teau lie 8 dn meme
mois, pour recevoir la balance des actions dues par
les Actionnaires de Ia Paroisse St. Landry. Tous
ceux qui veulent s'eviter des frais feront bien de ve
mir regler aux lieux ct jours sus mentionnes. IL
onziame ct dernier Placement est echu le Ter du cou.
rant. WIN. ROBERTSON, Agent
xOpelousas, II Avril, 1865.
A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-Le
n s~oussign6, Collector de la Take de Paroisee
pour Tannee 1854, demeurera au Bureau de Messrr.
F. E. N. Cullom, aux Opelousas, pendant trente
jours consecutifs (les Dimanches exceptes), 4 comp.
ter du 8 %courant, dams le but de recevoir les Taxes d>
ceux qui n'auraient pas profile de Toccasion d eux
offerte dams un avis precedent.
Apres lie II Mai proclaim, toutes les Taxes qui ne
seraient pas payees, seront c~ollectees c~onformement
d Ia loi. Opelousas, Z Avril, 1855.
Gilbert CAN'T, v
Collector des Taxes de Paroisse. q
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en- NOMINEES qul cOnnalSS0lenC les eplneS du me-
tier. .
La seance fut levee sur ces mots, Peu sen
fallut qu'on ne construisit un brancard d'hon-
neur pour ramener chez lui lheureux laurtat.
La chanoinesse ne Sc fut refusee a aucun ex-
ces. Ellie await pulse dams les profondeurs de
ses armoires deux on trois mouchoirs parfumes,
ct ellie sen servait pour essuyer de ss mains,
sans intermediate, lie front du triomphateur.
En- meme temps, ellie laccablait de verres d'eau
ct lui p%rodiguait les essences. C'etait lhospi-
talits antique dams toute sa simplicitd. On eat
dit que Lucien lui appartenait a tous les titres
da monde. 81 ellie MALTA pas jusqu'a lui pro-
poser un balm de pieds, c'est que lie costume
moderne est peu favorable a ces additions, ct
quill convent de les reltguer desormais dams lie
domaine de lhistoire. Mais, a part ce detail,
ellie n'epargna rien pour temoigner au jeunc
homme que son enthousiasme pour lui etait
sans Unite ct qu' ellie etait disposae a le.pousser
meme a DIES extr6mites. C'etait un autre dan
ger pour Lucien, quoique moins grave; j'en
touchai pourtant un mot.
Quand la compagnie cut quite lie salon, je
me trouvai seul un moment avec Ia chanoi-
nesse.
Eth bien lui dis,je.
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ellie, ravissant, delicieux, sublime, toutes les
epithetes que vous pourrez imaginer. I'm ange
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