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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.

Mr.. HEADLEY's Committee hiss justified our
most ssnguine hopes in reporting that the Code
of Procedure in Criminal Actions, go carefully
elaborated aud digested by Messrs. David d.
Field, David Graham and Arphaxsd LOOMS,
State Commissioners of Codifc alton, should be
taken up and adopted by the present Legislature,
making ii the law Of our State. Mr. Hesdley's
report shows that this Code will simplify and ab
breyiate indictments and O.ber forms of Criminal
Process, rendering the arraigament and trial of
alleged criminals more straightforward aud Ger
tain than at present We have no doubt that the
time Of judges and Jurors, as we'll as that OF prose-
cutors and respondents, will be saved by the
adoption Of this Code, and that, after year or
two of carpipg and A.w.pickipg the entire Bar
will unite with the People in commenting aud
upholding it-marveling how it could have lain
before successive legislatures so long unadoptei.
Bot there will doubtless be ely opposition
made by the precious brood Of pe.tifoggers
known in our City as TomSs lawyers, backed
By their clients who rely on chance or contrived
6aw in the indictment to save them at pinch
from their deserts. We know tina. this can only
prevail through inertia on the part of the
friends of Reform in the egslature-through q
fictitious pressure Of business and consequent
failure to bring the matter to decided vote. We
trust Mr.. H. will press the House to take up his
Report in Committee of the Whole at an early
day, and. once in Committee, will object to its
rising until ready to report conclusively. Ii
Members wish to look into the subject-as We
trust they will-let them do it in evenings and
mornings before it comes up for action, 60 as to
be prepared to vote at once. Delay is death
and this matter has been too lOpg delayed already.
Let us have the Code.
We trust the came Committee of the Whole
VII take up and pass Mr., BLATcuroRps bill
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FROM WASHING Ton.

So cia' % -pefrh 10 ms ~ l. tIiuun-
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 90 1885.
Gen Cas-, on LoId Clarendon, to-day. rather toun-
dered. Mr. Mason was Cas-, diluted, but ultra hll''
clustering Mr.. Clayton state msnl'ke refreshing'
and crushing TO bis adverssres bu. his opposition to
acquiring the Sandwich Islands grated hersh'y upon
many ears.
The Ohio nominations for Judge, Dis,rict-Attorney
and Marshall were confirmed to day
The treaties with the Netherlands and the Two S1ci-
lies were received and referred TO the COMMITTEE on
Foreign Relations
Senator Mason will probably succeed the present
Minister to France.
John Wheeler is lsboring Eealously to carry into
effect the wishes Of his constituents about emigrant
passengers.
Commissiors Issued from the Navy Dep artment yes-
terdsy: Charles II Bsll, II Bigelow, to be Captains
II H. Bell and William Smith, Commander; u u
Simors, f.. N. T. Arnold, T. Patterson, L. Myers l.
higgins II. Aucs, Lieuenanta; X. W. jeffrey r
M Potter s. X Addison, W. A. Nelson, SURGEONS;
w. G.. HAY, ID. Il. Conrad, j. + Sample, w. l.
Hoid. Wyatt NJ. Brown, Assistant Surgeons.
In the Msrine Corps-A Garland, 10 be captain
T.Y. Field, G. e.. Cawley, lst Leutenants; A j.
Dallas, II. b. Tyler, Jr., % Lieutenants; Joseph
Smith. TO be Navy Agent at Boston; warrant Issued
fer Reuben HAMS a. MISTER, vice Aulick promoted
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ITO Establish Courts Of Cancellation" That
bill has been smen led 20 - 10 cover the whole
STATE, instead of this CITY alone. Me-. Blasca-
fords experience a. CouL seloT justihes the con-
viction that it has been carefully drswa. Le'no
jusee, 10 waste Of time suffice to defeat is pas
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The Tribune for Europe.

W. sbsll issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
Tsx SrN-WEEKLy TRIBUNE, for circulation In
Europe. It will contain al the latest News up to
Tic time Of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing Gun be bad at the c"""'o'' !" w
.---@-.rrcv SIX Cents. The steamship
Atlantic will sail from this port for Liverpool To-Day
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEw-
YoRE TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
PARIs-Charles Hmtwck, No Is Rue Vivisnne.
LoEDos Mr.. w. Thomas Nos. 10 and 81 Cath
arine street, Strand.
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IN nnpnrspnNnENrR

No notice can Of 4aony nous Communieato.s e.
ia insertion must be "
name and address Of the wrternot neeesssry io pun
ies,ioo hit a. . guarantee Of his good faith .
"a. undertake. return rejected Communications
To Orr ia sending us "
nnsnt, ,mit TO mention the Of the Post Once and
ryp ny Of the State TO which their psge
Is to be sentslways mention the name OF the f0 3I@e
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Nesp:1lprk daily Tribn,re
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1855.


We shall publish for regular subscribers over 123,OOo
COME. o. the WEEKLY Of this week 1t unques-
tionsby the best advertising medium In the country rms
the dsy for receiving advertisements for the COTTON "
hi, week Price FIFTY CENTS q line.
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nESrRUCTIYE ERE AT GENEVA. OHIO

CLtVELAND, TnesdHy, FtD. 70, ls1o
A destru tive fire occurred at Geneva, Ohio last
night consuming the store of Messrs. Crowe Vile *
& Co.. together with the Poet Office AMI It's contents.
The loss goods is covered by Insurance in the NJ
Company, but the buildings were uninsured
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NON-ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Feb. 90 1855.
We have received mail here south Of Washing.
ton this afternoon.
The breakingup of the ice in the river a, Wheeling,
did considerable dsmage % steamboats,. The Adelia
was luzk and other boats driven ashore.
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NATIVE AMERICAN, vICr3nr.

-Four hundred Native American IN .iority was given
70 cav in II q town of Pomfret for Camp. of Dun
kirk for Supervisor. The whole American ticket
elected.
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THE MAINE LAW.

Special Dispatch to The N Tribune.
AIEAsY, Tuesday Feb. 90 1861 2. NJ.
The Tempe rance bill, as reported by the Select
Committee, he's just been ordered to third reading
Yeas, &C; Nays, 2e.
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DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR OF ZANZIBAR

PROVlnENcE, TuesIsy, Feb 20, 800.
Advices have been received here from Zsnz oar,
az nour cling the death of the Governor of that oace
He was the eldest son OF the Governor Of Mu,cat.
Business was suspended for five days ia consequence
Of bis death.
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EAsToy. Tuesday Feb. 90, 1885
The mour tain borer at Belvidere, owed by Charles
T. Shelton, was injured by FIRE lsst night. Damage.
$500.
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TIE Cincinnati Enquuer-Hhch has said some
bard thing. of LiqDor Prohlbition-has the f,l-

bard things Of Liquor Pfohibiu9n-has the I'I'
lowing:
The sdvantsges TO be derived from the closing,
on the Ssbbstb Of al houses where liquor sold are
selfevi.eut and require no logic to convince every
vel disposed il diyicusl. Bat few months since
AZ cur weteh-housts we're crowded every Sunday
n cit with men and r0HtH arrested for some act
con United lille intoxicated and the whole Of the
sclIeving Mopd.v vas occupied ia the Police Cour.
In 1sn,r Dg charges for drunkenness. Close all the
coee houses on the Sabbath, and common sense viii
I'll you We shsll be troubled With none OF this Re
upve the temptation and none will sin
I'VE cali that sound doctrine, and wonder why
~he Enquirer don't see that closing the run shops
te5y day would be just seven times "a beneficent
40 cosirg them on Sunday alone would.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

TIE " Y. Times, it will be remembered, asserted
that our opposition to Mr.. ST. JoHSs reAppon'ment
was grounded on bis refusing US the Advertising
Of the Weekly Ststements Of our City Banks. This
we explicitly denied, and stated what, TO the best
of our recollection, was the precise ground OF our
former difference with this ohicer-namey, that 10
giving the Bank Advertising TO his favorite journal
of which be was formerly part propnetor-he
neglected TO require that paper to supply to i,s City
contemporaries the synopsis o; that Statement since
published by all of u. To this replication The ". T.
Times reoirs as follows:
owe stated theD and We repeat row, tia. about A
wear sgo the Editor OF The TRfEUNE threatened Mr..
ST. joins that be should lire 10 rtpeht having d-re
he 0drrts,rg ftts Bank Department, part Of which
ses given to Tie Times
The " T. Times copies no paragraph Of our rep
licstor-though we copied the rIOe Of the charge to
which we replisd-yet it talks Of our version o.
as remarks and closes with this flourish
"If The TRIBUNE is willing TO be explicit in this
matter, there is = very easy mode Of bridging the
question CT veracity to decisive test We asserted
ard We repeat, that the Editor Of The TRIBUNE threat
cred to make Mr. ST JOIN repsEt the course he had
taken il regard TO The tribune and Times. If the
Editor Of The TRIBUNE dsnies tbi. assertion, he has
only TO give bis assent to the publication Of the cor
respondence in question 10 enable the public TO decide
the issue Of veracty between u. wa he-dzTe ~
DO sol"
We defy these clubbing pettfoggers to publish
ary thing they have in their possession which tends
to sustain their original csumny that we are opposed
to Mr.. St. John because he ycued rs job Of Adeer
tising and garetto The ~ Y. Times. They knew the
facts in the case as well three days ago as they do
now and their charge was either false then or is true
now viii they justify or re.rsct it Out with your
Documents
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

attention. afii5 '.f ta5f'a - =a.ia
: Que diablc cst-ce lii cria eniB
ane voix de stentor qui i,'cxpfimait au-
cune craihtc, ct que t1ladame de Blan-
rhemout feconnat ausssi!6t pour celie
da grand farther. .Eles.vons tos morts
u dcdans, que your ne ditss fien
Quaud Susrtte eus rcconuu 10 me,l-
tlier, don't Ii belle prestancs l.nvait de-,
il frapp6 agf6ablement IL matin, mai
gre son peu dc toilette, ellie redeyint fort
Rracieusc. Ellie expcsalis piseux ol sa
inaitresse ct clle % tronvsient redaitcs,
ct 10 nd.Louis, -apr0s avoir ri Sans
facon de lsur nsesavel,sare, assusa que
rien ii n'stait plus faciIc que d, lee dtlivser-
II ALA d'ahofd se dsbarrasser dun grcs
sac de bic quill portait sur son chc.al,
en trAyes devaat lai, ct apercevant le
tsendinnl, qai ne parraiasals pas songer
4 10 cacher u fa.alH
-.-'risns, vous sses done u, pere
Cadccho lni dit-il dun ton bienveil.
liant. kanges-vons que je jettc mon
sac ltlIHiA9 .sssa'8 'ss Hs4
-J'6tais a pour e.sayer d'aider 1 ces
paasres eufants | f6pondis 10 ,nendiaat;
n'ais I J tant d'eau que 10 mai pas pu
asnncef. 4ts4 IL 4
-Resfes tranquille, mon sisux, es ne
vous fncuiIles Pas inutilcmcns.s A voirc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

pas astcndu pour une operation decisive
ces rcnforts Dc Iiiee ct dc I'intelIi.
gence. On croft lie general Mel Ell
par.'culier por'cut d'instfucsions fort
impcrtantes ,s.nItant dcs volontes der,
n'eremen! arrattes dc I'cmpereur.
Dix mile l,onmes dc bonnes troupes
osto"ants ac trouvent d.'jaa Eupa,sria
sous 'e commandment de Behram,
pncha ct dc Tc0it-Pacha. Le 30 de-
cembrc, ie battalion des tir, r,illcurs a de-
barqut ,enant de yarna A bord du Co.
!ombo. 90 battalion compte environ
600 honmcs bien cxcrcss. Iiya nussi
dc fari'ierie ct unc par'ic de Ia c"va.
eric. :.-.'
l." vile 4 e't for,iiiec par des inge
n'eurs tranGais ct angIais ct ION peut
actueilcmcnt teuir tAtc a 100000 Rus
.ss. Les Franenis, les AngInis Il les
lures s'entendcnt fort bicn. lie gou'
gouvefncur militairc d'Eupatoria, bon
administrators ct excellent offcicr, M
chef d. scadron d'etat.major d'O.mont,
&c donne beancoup dc peinc rolr metre
tout en- ordre, e, Il a organise une police
tartarS. LIS tartarcs dt,srent des ar
mes et won't conragcusen cn. se battrc
con're les Co.apues, don't les vedettes ct
les avant.posles .ont en- vuc des sentinel.
les de la Vile. s@#+
Lc vaisseau franeais lc Henri " a
1870 hommes 4 bord, avec dc i.ar,iIler:e.
ell lea Russcs ne Dcuycnt pas ycuir M,
Ce cole. l.enr eaynleric, sc montant
env,ren 1000 hommes, forme NJ Gordon
an.our d'Espatvria lis ont de rar,iIIe-
rie, ct empachent Ic. habilnnts de vrnir
10 vile; tout yien, nain-
lenant par la mer. ea ala.s.as.
D'aprcs nnc lettrc do Varsovie. le
passngn dc l'armee tnrquc eu Crimee
provoqno les plus g,ands efforts dc Ia
paIt des russ :. Les troupes dcs envi
rons d'Odessa ont rceu I'ordrc dc o.
rendre d marches lorctes en Crimee,
dans lie Gas Oh Ice ho"pes turqucs DC.
vralcnt Sc porter cu force dan, Ia pres.
,p,fsl Les roupes tnsses deyront tou,
lee se uoncentrcr i Pertkop, s'ayancer
.ur Eupatoria e. risquer u, assault, afn
4 lempsohar les allies dc transformer
;eite place en uue position fortifiae ct
7
t.'interat va done &c trouver un mo.
men. rcports vcrs ccttc villc, presquc
'ubI'ee dcpuis Ie dtbar lncment DC sep
Icmbre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

Mon pas, MademoiseIIe, dit Ie
Grand Louis en- rctonrnant In oherchef.
Donnez.moi nnssi vos paquets, nous sor-
tirons tout. soyez tranquille. t.iao1 Il
"A present, dit>il, auand IL aut ef.
fcUtue le debarquesnent cou,ple', ce pr,
tachon de nalhear viendra chercher On
carcasse de soiture qnand il voudra.
Je mai nj traits ui cordcs pour y attc-
ier Sophie niais js vas sotls conduire
Oh vous voudrez, mes petites dnmes.ld u
---Sommes- nous bien ioin do Dlan.
chemont ademanda Narcotic. lsi lta.
--Diable, oui so,re pataehon a psis
I'M drole de chemin pour voas y eondui.
re lily d'ici denx lieues de pays,
ct auand nous y arriverons tout 10 mon>
de sera couche, ce ne sera pas chose
visee que de nous faire ouvrir.I Mlais
!; yous youlezl nous ms sommes QUA aae
petite lieae de mon moulin d'Angibauli;
GA nest pas richie, mails c'est propre, ct
ma mere est une bonnc femme qni ne
iera pas Ii grimace pour 90 releyer,
pour METRE dos draps blancs dans les
iits, ct pour tordre 10 Gov deux poulets.
ca vous, va-t-il Z sans facoo, nlIons,
Mesdames 4 la guerre CONNIE Ia
paesre, M moulin. Den,ain ma.in on
aura rsmass6 OF d6crosS Ia pa.acbc, qui
40 s'enrhaHera pas poor psHcr Ia mutt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

age,c dangereux. Je tirerai bien
ccs fe,nnes de ID sans vous. Es II re-
vmt cherehes madame dc Blanchemont,
en- s'enfoncant dams Ii vase jusqu'au
poitraiI dc III bette "Altons, Madame,
dit II gaicment, avancez nyahccz un
peu sur le brancafd, ct asseyez vous der.
rierc moi iii ny rien de plus faciie.
Vous ne vous mouillerez pas settlement
le bout des pieds, car yous n'avez pas
les jambes aussi tongues que votre SER
vitedr. Fant.ii que vosfe patachon
soittbatc pour vous avoir lourrees ID de.
dams, quand, a deux pas sur h gauche,
il NY pas six pouces de fange r
.-Je suis desolse de vous flire prem.
DIRE un d villain balm de jambes, dit Mar
celle, maiF mon enfailt... a.
--Ah le petit monsieur C'est Jus.
te Iui d.abord. Passex.lc moi... c'ess
cela... le VOLTA deyans moi. Soyex tran.
guile, Ia seIle ne le blessera pms, mon
cheyal men use guere, nj moi non plus.
Allons, asseyez. yous dsrriere moi, ina
petils dame, ct n'ayez pas peur. La
Sophie a les reins forts et lea jambea
sores.
LIE meuaicr dtposa doacement Ia
mere ct l'enlant sur le gazon.
EFT moi, cfiail Susetto; alles. you,
me laisser u dcdans I
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
CAMPAGNE DE CRIMEE.

| lie journal de Coaslantinopie fsit m
announcement des forces turqucs ct al
lees en- Crimee, d'apres leqncl I.s troi,
armtes reunies s'e!Averaiant. vcr. Ia tir,
de Janvitr, 4 $50 mile hommt =, snvoir.
5000 Turcs de I'armtc do Danube, II,
600 Egyptiens ct les Tuuissicn, expt.
dies de Constantinople ct de Bauoum,
10 ,OOJ hom'ncs dc Ia division d'O.m,n
Pacha, qn Sc trouvaient dejs dcya,t
Scbas!opoI dcpuis lc commencement d"
siege; 40 I $4,000 Anslais ct 10000
Franc.is. &c dernier ch'ffre est exa.
gere dc pres dun tiers. HUT divisions
dinfantcrie, unc de cavalerie ct IT,. ar.
mes sptciales torment, en- &c moment.
notre armec d,Orient; c'est un efTec,if
d'environ ce,,t mile combattant,, mai.
un tel chiffre est nssez impo.nnt pour
se passer du' secours dcs exagerations
Les maladies ct les cembats pouyant re-
duirc de nouvcau nos forces, on embar-
que nctuellement unc &c division. Lc
general C1ur, appele au commande
ment de cette division, c-t part de
MarseiIle le lS avcc nne partie de ses
tronpes. Ii suiyra nipsi de pres lie. g,,-
usraux Mel ct Urich. qui mt quite ip
meme port avec les 1000 hommes de Ia
gardc ct guelyues antres detarhemenia.
Divers paqnebots franqais ct anglai.
sont encore dams le port de MarseiIle,
prals 1 continuer les cmbarquements.
L., fregste a vapeur lc Darien E,it
route de TouIon le l5 avcc 7 5000
hommes; lie vaisseau le Loui. xiv dol
aussi partir do Toulon, avec On no,nbrc
plus considerable dc passagtrs militia.
res, et se ditiger sur In Crlmee. Toutc
unc nottc de bs.iments do i.Eiat sont
mouillees sur Ia meme radc, en- disposi-
tion de prcndre IL rcstant dc la 81 d,.
vision ct au besoin Ia Zoe si le depart
dc celle.ci etaii juge ntcessai,e.
Alnsi, sans forcer les cl,ifirea, no !.
arr'von. u" total, son pas de $50, 900.
,nais bicn DC 100000 honmcs yni won't
stre reuni. autour de Sebn.topol. A
ceue tpoque, sans doute, les paraIIeIIc.
anglaises seroui achieves, g,tce .,u rem.
fort dcs dix mile trayailieurs que 10 gs-
beua Canfobcrt u p:ates lord Raglan.
La place so troa elors enlncae, SO.
lon I'enetgique inagc du rapport de- no.
Ire ganetai en- chef, 81 Get invt.ti.,e mcnt
pouvait Sire precsde n'uns bataiile pa
reille celle d'lnkerman, lul acleyAt de |
re eter al ion leo debris dc l'armee dc
'on,ien, |. prise de Ia place men de-
'icndrait que pIu' infaIIlible ct plus
prompte.
lie broit conIa't que, dams Ia mutt du |
% au 2l jansier, une surprise await do |
avoir lieu sur Ssbastopol par plusieurs
points d'attaqnes difIerents.. II est peu pro.
,ab!c que 81 i'armoe dOrient est reor-
yaniiee, 81 lee pouvoirs du general Bos.
l.'et sont accrus, si l'experienee ct Ia
,aIeur pcrsonnele des ganaraux psIis.
her ct Mel yicnnent s'njaoter M chan.
:es qu'on attend dee talents da general
81 Ia garde imperiale est
sur letheatre de IL latte: II est
,eu probable, disons.noas, qa'0ip matt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

All frais, at on vous condaifa 1 Blan~
chnn,ont l'heure que sos voodres. o5y
/ II y await de Ia cordialit6 ct dnSasss
une sorte de delicatcsse dans IA brusque
invitation du meunier. Marc elm, gaen6ss
par son bon cnur ct par In mention
quill await faite de- 90 mere, scccpla
avcc rsconnaissancc.9 .7aaI1am cob 1'ql
Test bien, yous me faites pIaisir,
dir 10 farinicr; je ne vous coanais pas.
yous stes peut-slr In dame de Elanche.
mont, ,sf',ais ca NEST tgal; qusndyoas ss-
r,ez le diable (et on dit quo 10 diable'
20 fhit beau ct joli qsand IL ysutl je
serais content de voasi emp8cher de pas
scr ,,ne nauvaise mutt All ,ct 10 ue
peux pm. laisscr mon sac de- BID je yass
10 charger sur Sophie. 10 petit s'nsssSirs
e,cssus, la maman derriere ca ne vous
genera pas. au coniraire, cn vous 'sersirs
1 vous appoyer. La dsmoiselle viendsa
1 pied ayec moi, en- causant avee II pers
Cadoche, qni nest pas tres bier mis-,
mais qni n abeauconp desprii. Mails oa
a-t~ii passS ce vieax l6zard dlt4iI en-
cherchant des yeox 10 mendiaas qui
ayait dispnru. HolA he |! psss Csdo-
che venez yous couchcs 4 Ia lnaison .
II nc rtpond pas; allons, co nest pas
con idsepo en- soir.a Msrchons, Mc<I
danes. ID IeMoli by efsaHt sres ts94Esia
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

Un medeCin examlna le cadayre Ell
deClara que In mort await eu lieu ! aptes
qnoi on prit l'empreinte de ses traits ct
on Ie remit NJ geoIier pour etre inhums
Les motifs qui ont porte Bar'helemy 4
comne,trc son dernier meurtrc restent
en.eloppes dc mystere.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
KouVELLEs A LA MAIN.

La scene suivante s'esl passae ces Jour,
dcrniers dams une dc nos grandes aJm.-
nittration. ih f.s& r.
Un haut persos'nage, Ic due De-. ayaot
4 faire ine reclamation dams lin dee -
rcaux, SO prescnts dun ton sssez cava.
lier ~ chef de divi.ion ct commences 4
parler sans 6lsr con chapcau dc dJHus
sa tttc. 2Ai g.
lie chef ne f.it aucuns observation
ct 90 contentc de- dire l son garcon dc
bureau: t2s 'tt5''isa58Ta7 ,sbia9
Justin, mon chnpe au , '1p9'p93 III
LIE due de-. IN inslaut 6tonne, &c re-
tourne vets le insme gafcon ct IL, dit /:
justin, c'est inutlle.... J'ai eotnpri,.
Et il se decouyre. a" las.1s. .2''2a
Vivier. le cor eelebre est CONNIE on
le salt, un mystiticateur du premiere
force. II ehtre l'autfc Jour, les ycux
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u nUit Jer,iere, iaafyais s'ttait ras.en.-
I'VE ldsynnt u lieu de ,l'.itcuiion.
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insiraHen. Dc mort \ 4lt drc.s4 IN face
.us &c gu'oh apps hi. jade Ia porte de
ia p,i,on pour dftles.,u Vers six heures
asri,s srens de- forts ds,achcaent. d'agents
VI police dele riss, ,sgaise po.tsr-i, en-
Asdans tss bArtlifcs, AiDsi qa'un nom
iArsax ccrps dr u police, p.esropoli.aine,
~ ~ sAnye,~nt aa,sara dr l'eahafMad.
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nj. Mifi,i.is ,,ne 7snnltitade dr personne.
qG Actoafaicnt W tootes parts q HIT
'keuxs.oeu men pouynits guere ro,npser
a,sins de huisya aldix u lilies parmi le..
sasais. ca rssnaeyaait benuco.p d'etran.
&st.., les fe,,esrs dcs maisens eiaistis
ySx IN plbp-t, gari.ies ds slscta,edrs.
mae .iss Ats,ens a,oins AombFeuk qusA
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
SHE.t{FFS S3LE.

BY VIRTUE execution under the seal
of Crcnt Court in and county OF GSnosha and
of Wisconsin and directed and delivered against the
goods aud ehatte of Alfred owse have levied and
the highest bidder therefor
Court House, City OF
Kenosha an aforesaid the 2lst day of July A. D.
and three oclUek theacrnoon
OF that day all the right title and interest whieh Tie said Al
had the I05L day of January a. ID. ISL
any day the following described piece
or parcel situate and being in the Of Kenosha
and WiSconsin aforesaid wit "CommeEongat
point he line Of the of section No
in Town ~ north of Range twentythree 3l
east the Kenosha and Racine road said quarter
to the Southwest OF the
Aforesaid thence running north
line enough that line drawn parallel with
ecten the said
road will enclose - thence
said Kenosha and Racine thence
along said road the place Of beginning;
aiming (22) Dated Ken osha June a.
L. EHE Sheriff
Hy<So of sboE