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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
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A true copy Of record,
Attest. Il. r. MERRII,L. Register
Sarah Perkins, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holden at
LAMotLLE DIsTnIcT, So the Probate Office in JnhD-
son, vii hin and for said District the goth day Of July,
A. d. 1855,
Present, thu Hon. GILES A. BARBER, JupGE:
Instrument purjriing TO he the last VIII and festa
II meht Of Sarah Perkins, late of JUiuson, IN said Dis
rct deceased, being presented the Cont here by Sam
ue Merriam the Executor therein named for Pohaie IL ID
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned be
no. flied appear session Of said Cour To be holden
the Probate Office, in Johnson, the Ith day Of
August 1885, and shew if any they have against the
Probate Of said win for which purpose, Is further
drred that copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks in the Green Mounan freeman,
printed Montpelier previous said time appointed foF
hearing A true copy Of record,
u q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, theden at
LAhoiLLE DIsrRIcT he Probate Office, In said Dis
trct, on the 18Th day of July, 1855; e
John {. FACE, Guardian Of Charles Page, minor,
OF Hydepark in said District. represents to this Coun
mat would be conducive to the interests Of his said ward
TO sell all Of the real estate belonging to said minor In the
counties OF Lamole and Oreansand applies to said Court
~ grant him license to sell the same, for The purpose Of
pnhg the proceeds Of such sale at INTEREST," ordered
,ha hearing be had said application tho 4h day
II AnE"s 1855 AT the Probate Office in johnson In said
District, and that notice thereof he given oy
in tie Green Mountain Fireman. printed nt Montpelier,
three weeks ssiyely prior to said time A hearing
by order of Court, .sH 1.y.ll
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ll}ico.

In Montpelier Village, July Goth, at childbirth respected
in l as Of the brightest ornaments Of society, and la
mented in DEATH loss not easy to be replaced Mrs Re
80 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26

Hiram ThOnlpsOn's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court acid
WARRINGTON DIsrRIcr the Probate Once 10 Montpe
ier within and for said District the 2l day VI July,
A. D. 1855
instrument purpor,ing to be the last VIII testament
n Of Hiram Thompson, late of PiaEed In said District,
deceased being presented the Court
and Amherst Perkins the Executor named for Pre-
BATE it is ordered by said Court that all PERSONS con.
cerned therein, be notified appear At session on said
Court to be holen the Probate Office In Montpelier,
the 2is day ofAug AID 1885, and shew eause, aDy they
may have, against the Probate Of said VIII; Dr which
purpose further ordered that copy re record OF this
order by published three weeks successvsy 9e Gtseu
Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed nj Montpelier
previous TO said lime appointed Tor hearing..
BY the Court, .t-' ,e.
Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Register.
... A true copy Of record,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26

-s-ssa0o. oaN$ gan and Kentucky, andat the latter
with the hest blood horses and be took the nst
premun, at all the Fairs He also took the rst premium
The New En- gland Horse Fair a. hisltseo,J Nv
xs persons In other barses have stated va
rioas stories, without the least foIadatloa sct os
~, .a,e that no has been brough, TO Montpelier
a. The special who wsts &c 3,
introducing his stock and tha' moss % ~ n ,b nwnc
terms SIS TO be paid At The time asa w
able tne h ~, u i.ns 10Th lass. 2aw6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
HAVING TOOLS!

WHOLESALE AND R3TA&H
NlBLY R[XFORD Grass, Grain and Bush sehythes,
~ Persons Rakes, Adams Celebrated Forks. Indian
Pond and Mortified sey,he Stones, and VIII be sold At
low figures for Cash. SCOTT BROOKS
July 4, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
View Dress Goods /!

SCOTT & BROOKS have this day received new Lawns
y aiuslins, Debages Lusters, Plain Bafage Prints, &C.,
which will he sold very cheap Tor Cash.
lima o. i2h5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
100000 COPIES!
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS
o,,, ON THE WESTERN w4TEss, AND
SIEAMB0AT DIRECTORY.

FFxn
''HE undersigned have now I'm ,o.,.. - $500
tohs, aooat directory which viii be is.nsd Io o.
VIZ oook Will contain over Two hundysd asss
shhsf will be ofthe mast y, auIsoe
al eassa =, WIii De book thai will be i,srsstna y,
contain compIsie H., me sTEAMsoAr Drarcroar viii
nosas now aioat the Western ana s,rn is steam
$3.50, ,nadel' speed power and tonnaee Of sh tne
"e aha oy whoin built, the name Of he hoo, uoh',
ilade she IL ia also the names of WIZ the
nef aee &c, &C. The directory will con,ai o,hcers
since ,ha anaca aspoatng on the Western waters
.e .ne applcatoh OF steam also sketch If ,h
boat built for the Ohio River with Tia "s, o. tne nfst
| or, commander and owner. 'e "a''o Vi the build
ihe n, hvsr Directory win contain list and desc,oon
VI ah tue eieainonat Disasters that have necuryed ~ I'm
western and southern waters beantfllv ins,,o,a me
ny OF all those who have persisted BY their bn;,n;n
iefs. ne Diecto ~ will contain Maps Of The ON Ma
ssppi, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas White Red Onnchi
a. iazoo and other rivers with towns and ces Il
a"wh, WIN correct distances Also many other river
commercial items of interest TO the peouIe Al la,ae h
book WIN contain the cards of the various u s. Man
noa's WIN the ira de they are in, &C. &c. The DIRECTORY
Wh aiso contain complete list of all the Responsible
steamboat Licensed Officers their places of residence
&C. &c. the new Steamboat Law s reouirements ~ hi,
comments showing wherein it benefits the incompetent
ana Injuries the competent oicc &C., &c. and ali
the Important U. s. Supreme Court Steamboat Decson
up 70 cate the Rates and mpo Commer eial Pryi
isge Bills of Lading important Decisions of lie yaro,
o. courts ~ regard To freghts lost damaged &C.
with many other things OF interest '
me Directory will be illustrated In the be syIe and
printed ~ Tue best manner The author has for six yeats
oeen gathering together all the items in regrd 10
the numerous steamboat disasters on the western ard
southern waers, and intends publishing them in hook
FORM me price of the work will be put at the low sum
Of one dollar Ten thousand copies will be iseued for the
ooatmen all others DESTROYS of subscribing viii have to
do so ut once none will be printed unless ordered in nd
vance Inc wokl Is destined u have circulation of over
elsny thousand copies, the publishers are receiving
large numbers Of subscribers Der mail from all narts az
the country daily. Some of the Oldest boatmen as well
as well US most scientific of the nles are contribu-
Tors TO tue Steamboat Directory,
The Directory will be issued in ,co,er and will bs nm
oan'eht TO inc par,osa stoe-n,.uats i a,tiug
work. w " N ''o
All communications and letters shoulc be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD
3H Post Office Building, Cincinnati Ohio
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
PATENT
AMBROTYPES!

Lag ueI4SOtyPeS OH 1AdSS
rllE subscriber having ob'ained the right for Montpelier
and vicinity, IL now prepared to take these beautiful
and changing pictures in glass, nj his Daguerrean
Stand; over Ellis &c Bahcieit's Store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The Art of Ambrotyping has very recently been
TO high degree Of perfection by Mr. Cutting, the inven-
tor S has secured patent for France
Great Britain and the United States. These Pictures
taken the best Plate Glass wci nnothar glass
mentrd thus retain their brancy fni ages and
beautiful in tone, bnld and clear In effect tina, they
uni rrsaily admired, and rapidly taking the place of
Daguerreotypes.
Ambotypes be taken equally well upon the smallest
up the full lie size and In much less ii Inc sill
ting necessary for good Daguerreotype. They can be
seen any light well as engravings, any paper pic
under glass; AMI hence very sui able for large pic
,ures to he hung frames They are not reversed bu
| in the natural position Of the sitter.
Uaguee types be,cOpitd in this permanent style,
md enlarged any size The darkest or dampest wealth
is equally favorable for this process with the fares and
dyest, az 1t Is rarely necessary to sit half minute In the
darkest day.
RyPIces varying from 81 90 to els, 90
The public are invited TO call AMI examine specimens.
Montpelier, July %, 1855. :. o. HERSEY
N. B.The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he sill continues Dagneeoypine in the highest
perfection Of the art and al lis various styles.
81 20. HERSEY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
Scythes ut wholesale.

6O DOZEN slbly & Rixford's scythes for sale by the
w dozen at manufacturers prices. s,oo,,,
July 4, 1854. SCOTT BRooks,
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M0RTHFsAn INSTITUTION

- - - Z ~ z - - - 4 rs q 4 q - = !" -
THE FALL TERN will begin wednesday, September
5th, 1855
JOHN Il GRAHAM, Principal.
GEORGE [, BARD. ~. v. ny Assistant
w. W. CULVER, Teacher Of Drawing Painting,
Wax Flowers, t<e.->- 80. ..s.4 4-ssts -.,.,..
HARRIET L. SAMPSON, Teacher OF -FTr"cA--
aud English. -
BEfElE ID. HUBERT, Preparatory Department.
Number Of students the past year, 5es
=. Classical Scholars, -
Nonhneid, W., July. 1855. 2en
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Ruffer Salt.

1OOO BAGS Of Extra Fine and clean Butter Salts for
IZUU safe at the Depot Store VIII olesale and retail
We are prepared to supply orders to tho Trade at the low
est rates,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
TO MERCHANTS.

PHILLIPS Moss CoLBy celebrated Scythcs can be obtained
ut OLIVER HELMERs at Manufacturers Prices. Also
Barre snaths and VAN oRSAMs and ADAMS Forks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26

n NGIIS. ~
OOO KEGS Of Eagle Nails just arrived and for sale
COO cheap Tor Cash by FULLER SMITH.
Montpelier, July 2, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
Prepared by J. G. AVER,
'ractieal and ANALYTICAL Chemist, Lowell, Mass

B. o. Tyler Fred e. Smith, and Collins Pierce Mont.
peler; Potter & Tucker. and Geo. Nichols Mortified
8. Camp Stowe; J. d. Braley Waterbury, q. A. Badger
Il Co., West Randolph A. E. Bgelow, Barre. 70
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26
NOTICE,

n n. BRIGHAM, N D., homeopathic Physician and
surgeon. having changed his residences from Waits
Held to Montpelier village and associated himself In prac
lice with Dr. T. G. 1aplin, is prepared 10 answer all
calls IN the variofs departments of his profession
FrorFicE, conner Of Elm and Spring streets, opposite
the Academy. ~ h. III.
Montpelier, July I, 1865. 29m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-26

Rakes, kakcs!
n DoZEN Of Rakes tof sale at the Depot Store at the
~ ' FULLER Il SMITH,
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TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC
The Old Celebrated
GREEN MOUNTAIN MORGAN,

WILL stand Al the Stable of NJ
w Cottril, Pavilion House, Mont.
pelier. VT, from May 10th to Sep.
temher ISL, 1855, the stories Of his
being dead or sold or taken off, To
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Terms S25 the season. Good pas
turing and care provided FIR Mares
from a distance
This horse was exhibited IN 1883
|, ut the State Fairs Of Ohio, Miehi-
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6" Senate Chamber, Ohio, April 5h 1854.
"DR j. c. AVER HOnored Sir; have made a thor
ough trial Of the CArHAHTc PlLs left by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The first dose re-
leved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than or
some years BEFORE which attribute entirely TO the effects
Of your CArHAaTrc PIls. Yours with great respect
LUCIUS B. METCALF."
The above all from persons who are publicly known
where thew reside and who would not make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they true.
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We take pleasure in copying the above, know
ing that this entertainment will prove one oil
the mos, agreeable features of Commencement
Music of Dodworth's is worth going miles tx
hear, and there will not be wanting other at
fractions nearly if not equally as strong. w
hope the Soiree will be largely attended, ant
we ore sure that all those who remember the on
Of Lastly ear will not fail to 60.
WooL.--The intelligence from the Europea
markets show marked change in the article Q
wool, viz: an advance Of Is or 90 per cent
There is also more inquiry for American wool.
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rendu imparfait de Ia journee du 8. Nous
voudrions pouvoir publier Len beaux discours
que ces erassuTs J ont prononces, mais helas
notrs vigie NEST pas stenographe, ct ces mes
sisurs, de leur cote, auraient trop faire de
transcrire tous les discours qu'ils won't faire
dams cette campagne electorate. Nous re.
gretsons bsaucoup que le temps matt pas per-
mis- que ces orateurs se soient fait entendre
d rombre des beaux chenes OH restrade ct
le barbecue avaient etc 81 artistement ct 81
agreablement prepares. La Maison de Cour,
toute waste ct aeree qu'elle soft, ne pouvait
contenir qu'une partie des auditeurs, ct Ia
chaleur etOufante qui y regnait, rendait par
momentla place insupportable. Les danes,
qui aiment aussi d savoir ct comprendre ce
quise passs en- politique, les danes avaient
daigne orner de leur presence, cetts assem-
blee, ct NANTES fois leurs embellishments
sont venus jeter le trouble chez ces jeunes
orateurs, 81 sensibles i ces sortes de demons.
trations, de Ia part de Ia belle moitie du genre
hamain.
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MoH CHER CouRRIER.

Connaissezvous les editeurs du Charivari, Paris
Veuillez donc je vous prize, eur faire parvenir
les derniers numeros du Patriotic de st. Landry
ce journal merite une appreciation europEenae II
public des colaborations ct des correspondances
qu mettent dams Pombre les plus spirituees produc
tons de HuaEt ct de Phifppon. Alphonse Karr,
lui-meme, devra prendre le dueil. All! Blboquet
on te trouves-tu -. On Sc croirait plein hiyer
tant ce journal abonde en- eaaards :. c'est ! ne
pas yeroire.
Ces sditeurs sont ebourihans, desopilans - Et
tout celia fort recemment, faisant de Ia comedie
sans plaitude, fustigeant maitres, lis savent
eastigarl ysdesdo d propos dune correspondence
ct de discours dun humble Caamus, point dempor-
tements, on ne d;yais pas d'eux: Iantgne aa;snis
celesti6sss ir. Tans de et sntreta dams Fdnse des
deuotsf Les farceursi les entendre, eette letsys
aH Courier de Ia Louisiana aurait Importance de
Ia lettre Benjamin -. les farceurs :. Vraiment
on viendrait croire 81 Pon ne sAvait meux, que ce
mechant ecrivaileur ct ayorton dorateur les cha.
grine -. Men croyez rien, mon cher Courgieri
Je conseille aux hommea desprit de sabonner 4
CO Journal, aux chasseurs, surtout Ce jour
nal les mettra sur Creole Poney, qu fournit beau
coup de eanards ct citrate lea oies.
0scg KS0w-EorHNs:
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La fsvre jaunc en- Targtats~>L'epide.
mie a1 lieu de diminuer sevit avec une vi.
gusur croissante dams Ia malheureuse vile de
Norfolk. Une depeche du-4 courant nous
spprend que la mortalite augmente avec
une rapidite effrayante. LIE nombre des de-
ces a et& de soizosste-di1 du z au 3 de ce
mois. C'est enorme ii Pon reAechit que
Norfolk est uns petite vile ct que les deux
tiers de sa population Pons deja desertee
Parmi les victimes on cite NJ Cunningham,
editeur du Norfolk Beacon, IN pretre Ca
tholiqus ct le sheriff du comte. Plusieurs
medecins ct ministre protestants ont egale-
ment succombe au feau. Les citoyens les
plus estimables de Ia vile sont presque tous
atteints QUAINT aux morris, beaucoup sont
pEives de sepulture, les entrepreneurs ne
pouvant fournir un nombre sufisant de Ger.
cueils ct les travailleurs ne pouyant pas
creaser. Les fosses assoc rapidement. On
compte On 'cs moment 1900 malades q
Norfolk.
La situation est presque aussi terrible a
Portsmouth. La, les medecins sont les pre-
miers frapp6s. La plupart des malades ex-
pircnt vingt-qaatre heures spres rapparition
des premiers symphonies.
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CoNFlRMAr1oNs.-Dimanche dernier, 9 du
courant, Mgr. Parcheveque donne 10 con
irmation cent soixante.quinse personnes
dams fEglise Catholique des Opelousas
Pendant ls meme service, Mgr aussi recu
au Diaconat, deux jeunes ecclesiastiques qui
plus tard, reeevront / Ordination. Cette ee.
rSmonie etc d'autant plus interessants que
jamais precedemment, semblable solemnite
n'avais eu lien en- notre eglise. Or, &c nom.
bro de confirmation ma jamais auparavant etc
atteint lei, ct Get advertisement prodigieux
doit etrs attribute naturellement aux efforts
des dignes pasteurs que Mgr. eu lheureuse
opportunite de pouvofr nous snvoyer.
Cstte fois plus que jamais. notre eglise s'est
trouvee de beaucoup trop petite; aussi ess-il
serisusement question del'agrsndir. Sous peu
noas aurons IN cirque magniGqus. ct qusnd
Ia musique se melsra aux chants des fidales,
shscun aura hatc d'aller partieiper aux
charmes dc lareligion.
A Washington, en- cette Parroisse, lundi
dernier, 10 courant, Mgr. donne la confr-
nation ! trents personnes, mais 81 le temps
await ete moins mauyais. ce nombre aurait
ete plus considerable
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m-On nous prize de nousinformer aupres
des officers du Wigwam Know Nothing dc
notre Paroisse, quand doit avoir lieu Ia pro-
chaine assemblee de Get Ordre. Les raisone
nous donnees sont quill y nm grand nom-
bre de designations pretes etre presentees
Ia premiere occasion, ct ION q observe que
deux assemblies regulieres ont manque der.
Increment. On nous represente en- outre que
oeux qui ont envoye leurs designations Sc con-
siderent des ce moment hors de Get Ordre;
mais qu'afn de sauver les apparences, lis de-
sireraient que leurs designations soient d1-
ment ct regulieroment acceptees, autrement
lis Sc verront forces d'adopter un autre mode
pour Sc rotirer de Get Ordre.
LIE petit organe pourrait-il nous instruire i
ee sujet:
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ton de Ia societe dams les communities OH
lis ont depuis longtemps etc admis ssname
bons eitoyens7
40. Comme franes.macons, nous sentons
que nous ne pouVons plus longtemps rester
membres de pordre precite, sans violcr quel.
ques-uns des principles les plus sacres de aette
belle institution.
En- terminant, nous disons Pardonnez.
nous-et nous esperons qua l'avenir nous ne
nous laisserons plus prendre par de tells guet-
a-pens.
Signe: A. L. HUNDLEY,
PHIL. Fl. THOMAS,
F. NJ. HUNDLEY,
WIN. S. STEEL,
T.. s. GOMILLION,
J. Z. HUNDLEY,
W T. NETTLES,
J. J. NETTLES,
T. G. BRADFORD,
ISHAM NEATHERLIN.
Castor, Psse. Caldwell, Le., II aoht, 1855.
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Voici des regulations que nous trouyons
dams lie OstachitG Register
fAvY n7r
Knos0- Nothimgisnss rtpudit.

K'soso- Nothimgisme rtpudie.
II est dams Ia nature humane derrer
II appartient Dieu de pardonner
C'est II un axiome don't notre historic bier
souvent constate la sagesse ct Ia verite mais
jamais son apropos, du moins, en- ce qui re-
garde 10 premiere partie du texte, ne s'est
manifesto aussi clairement que dams le fait
de notre erreur en- nous livrant cette dupe'
RE qu'on nomme KsosU- Nothing gisnae'
alias :" le Grand Parti American :" un
nom qui lui conviendrait mieux serait celui
de Jaeo5tasisme." Nous serions bien
plaindre 81 nous n 'etions meme de tirer une
consolation de Ia belle doctrine que nous
offre Ia derniere partie de Get axiome. Nous,
soussignes, ayant pulse dams nos rapports avec
lie susdit ordre, Ia conviction qu'un grand
nombre des principles qui ont etc ct sont en-
core tous les jours introduits, dams son orga.
nisation par des demagogues ruses ct intri-
gants, ont une tendance pernicieuse- I'll est
notoirs que ces demagogues nous arrivent
generalement du foyer de Pabolitionisme ct
du free-soilisme), avons resolu do METRE un
terme nos relations avec le dit ordre, nous
voulons le faire de Ia maniere Ia plus publi-
que ct la plus absolue /:
Nous allons enumerer quelques-uns des
motifs qui nous ont condnits prendre cette
determination.
10. Tous gu presque tous les chefs ct
grands-pretres de rordre, dams le Nord, sont
des free-soilers. Silver. Gray wings ou aboli~
tionistes renforces.
20. Une majorite ecrasante de eeux qui
ont etc elus par lassoeiation sont, en- politi-
que, opposes au parti democratic; dams le
Nord ce sont des adversaires de pesclavage
ct de tous les grands projets ct de tous les
interets du Sud- Voyez les actes des legis-
latures know-nothings du Massachusetts, ct
eeux des autres Etats. Ce sont de veritables
trahisons)
30. Ce parti proscrit des hommes pour leur
religion ct le lieu de leur naissance.
Quelle serait, par exemple, Ia consequence
de la passation dun acte par le Congress qui
decreterait que les hommes ne pourront pas
voter, adorer leur Dieu CONNIE ila lentendent,
ct oecuper des emplois publies.
Nous ne sommes pas Catalogues Romans,
mais veuille Dieu que le bel ecGsson de notre
chere Union ne soft pas teEni par une loi 81
vile ct ii sacrilege. Brises "a chafne sacree
lqui nous lie CONNIE. frerss, ct alors nous pour
rons dire /" Adieu. adieu, adieu, pour long
temps toutes les institutions qui nous sont
si precieuscs ct don't mons avons le droit d e.
tre 81 fiers. J" Etablissez le principe proscrip-
teur dams notre gouvernement. pour cause de
religion on vera alors disparaitrs les vrais
ensaignementsd do l. religion catholique ct le
champ ouyert an fsnatisme de oertaines sectes
religieuses qui d6ereteront la prescription de
toutes csllss qui ne partagent pas leur cro'
yanee.
Preserves Petranger sn raison du lieu de
80 naissancs, 10 catholique On raison Do SEQ
croyanoes Teligieusss. auslle sara u coBdi
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MEURTkg.--Un crime atroce q etc cos,.
mis- dimanche soir. Voici les details que
mons avons pu nous procurer: II y q, au
dessous du magasin de confserie de Fencoi.
gnure Canal ct Bourbon. des chambres gar.
Mes que lous Mme. Brown. Parmi les per-
sonnes qui ocenpaient m de ccs appartemens
se trouvait une Mms Shelton, vieille aecaria.
tire, qui etait attaquee de Ii poitrine ct que le
mGdscin asait eondamnee. CONNIE ellie ma
wait pas paye son terme depuis longtemps,
Mime Brown Jul await donne son congo ct ellie
await promis de partir le lendemain.-A
onze heures du soir. Mme. Shelton envoya
cherchar. par une servante irlandaise. une
bonssills de camphine qn'elle vida sur le
planeher, puis d Ii porte de sa chambre et
appsla ans petite orphaline de quasre ans,
du nom do Mary. que Mime Drown await
adoptee. L'enant, l qui l. vieille await pre-
mis- un gateau, sntra dams l. chaubre. Nine.
Shelton alluma alers uale ehandells, NIT Ie
fsu Ia eamphine et, saisiasant Ia petite lIle
par le bras, b renyersa sur le plancher.-
Les vetemsns de d pauvre enfant prirent
fen Ii yisille l'smporta dams un corridor ct
fszerna laporte. Ua ieune homme que les
cFis De b victime ayaient attire, parvint j
etouifar los aammes, maia q 6tait trop tard.
is petite orpheline expire hier soir dams
d'atroces soaaranees.
Nous apprsnons que b coroner ma pas prsr
tiqad IA alevee din caFps. ono Mme. Shelton 80
sera pas poursuivis, attendu qu'slle ma qus
peu de temps 4 vivrs; IN maladie don't ells
ct astsinse ct = dsrniere periods.
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