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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30

tuition on IA ladoptlon dcs lois du ut LENT
toire OH Etat
SINE L'application du principe que, dams les
Flats on Territories, null ne devra etrc adnls
an droit de suffrage, Oh stre el" 1 des ionc"
lions poiitiques. sill II est citcyen DIES Etats-
Unis;
9me L'amendement De nos lois de n~atura!i-
saticn, ,leciarant gu une residence continue
de II ans, est i I'avenir indispensable pour
dcvenir ~citoycn des Eats Cuis, ct defendant
i'enttee de notre sol a tons "lendlans ct u
tous crimincl> nlaiS sans el~npietenlents des
droits ac4uis DIES e:ranyers;
lone Opposition i tonts alliance de fE;Iise
ct de l'Ei.t; iion-intcrveutinn en- tout ce quI
appa,tieut all cutie Oh 4 Ia croyacce relig'eu>e
ct aueun se1ment re4uis CONNIE Iua!lhcation
aux places.
lime In examen libre ct enter de tcus les
bus ani peuvent etre commits par les forction-
naires publics ct une strlcte economic DIES
deniers d" pe"rle;
lomc lie maint,er ct Iexecution de toutes
lois observation-disclosures ctablieS, ~iusqu'a C
q~n'elles soient abrogee>. on Iu elies aient eve
declares mules est non avenues par uhc au-
torite juliciaire competeute;
l3Mc Opposition 4 Ia politi4ue vaellian't
ct Unable, suivie par administration aetue!
dams Ia direction g~ensraIe de nos aiIaires
nationales, ain>i q~u'elle la denontre plus par.
reinforcement, en- deplacant des Americans
(desiene CONNIE telsl ct DIES conselvateurs,
pour confer leurs fonctions a DIES strangers IT
DIES ultIas ;-aiusi qu,elle Ia demontre par sa
base sou,nission 4 ceux qu'el!e croyals icrts'
ct par ces laches fanlaronades ensers ceux
au:ei!e croyait fables ;--ainsi uelie Ia
,,rouve en- renonvellant l'agitation sur les
questions ~sectionnel!es, par le rappel du com:
prornis du Missouri ;-ainsi pu'elle Ia prou'e
en- accordant lie droit de suffrage a des etran-
ger. dams lie Kansas ct lc Nebraska;-aln
I~u'elle Pa pronve par SEES tergive7>atons dam
IA Question du kansaSet 6u NebaSka :-alnsI
q~u'elle la prouve par Ia corruption G"' resne
dams ,~uelqurs uns des dspar:emcs do goavef-
nement;-a!ns qu'elle Ia prouve par Ia net
rissure imprimee par prevention ct par ca
| price. sur des officers distingnes de notre ma
! rine rationale :-ainsi qu'eiie Ia prouve entn,
par SEES erreurs 81 non,breuses dams nos rela-
tons avec les puissances etranseres;
lame En- CONSEQUENCE, pour remed!er aux
maux actuels. ct pour prevenlr les resultats
dSsastreux qui peuvent surve'lr, nous nous e.
,orcerons d'etablir le 'Parti American suTle
principles cue nous venons de declarer;
l5me Chaque Conseii d'Etat aura pouvo'
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
mere / abolir les dit'erens degrees, ct y sub
stituer un gage d 'honneur. au lieu des autres
ob}eations necessai:es 4 Iadmission dams lie
parti;
lone La discussion libre ct franchs de to"s
les principles politiques contenus oans not1e
programme.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
Programme du PART American.
OFFICIEL.

Ter D'humbles actions de grace a rEtre
Supreme qui resit rUnivers, pour avoir Sc
couru nos encetres dams leur t%riomphante lut-
te revolutionnaire, ct pour Ia protection qu':,,
ma pas cesse d'accorder, i nous. leurs descen-
dants. dams lie maintien des Liberties, de Pin
depel d ance ct de pUnion de ces Etats;
2me La perp@tuation de pUnion Federale.
lie palladium de nos Liberties civile ct reli-
gicuse,-la plus sure garantie de lindepen.
dance apsricaine;
Jme Les Americans doiven. gouverner
pAmerique ct pour parvenir i &c but, les
citoyens mes sur lie sol devront remplir tous
les emplois d'Etat, de meme que toutes les
fonctions ffderales gu municipales, de prefe-
renee aux citoyens naturalises;
4me Les personnes nEes de parents amkri-
Gains resident temporairement ! Petranger.
~jouiront des tous les droits ct privileges dcs
citoyens mes sur lie sol;
5me Aucsn citoyen (qu'il soft ne aux Etats
Unis gu . Petranger) ne dexra Gtre choisi pour
occuper des fonctions politiqtes, sill ~reeannait
devoir une allie eance GU obkissance quelcon-
que a quelque prince, potential ou pouvoir
Strangers que ce soft; GU sill refuse d;admet-
ire, que dams toute action politique, les Cons
t~itutions Federale ct d'Etat (chacune dams ga
spherc) doivept etre considerees CONNIE Ia loi
Supreme;
6me La reconnaissance ct le maintien sans
conditions, des droits reserves aux divers
Etats; rentretien de Pharmonie ct 2'une
hienveillante fraternit& entire les Citoyens des
1 v rs Eats; ct, pour arriver 1 &c r6sultat.
tn non-intervention du Congress dams les ones.
lions int6ressant sptcialement chaque Fiat.
-et Ia non-intervcntion d'aucun Fiat. dams
Is affaires particulieres dun autrc Etat:
7me La reconnaissance du droit ou,ont les
citoyens MATHIS on naturalis&s des Flats Unis.
dcmeurant dune manisre permanente dams
aucun de nos Territories. de formuler leur Con
stitu.ion ct !eurs lois, ct de regler 4 leur ele
eurs adaires domctiques ct s~ocjales, en- 81
ionformant aux dispositions de la Constitution
,f:derale fla reconnaissance &c leur droit
d'Admission dams l'Union, des quill auront Ia
pop . ion nkcessaire pour pretendre a IN re-
p'ese : au consrss.-pourvn toutefois, que
null ant.e qu'un citoyen des Flats Unis, D..
pies a c 'nstitut ion ct les lois f&derales, av-
= ~: une reidence hxe dana ces Territories,
ponrrararticiper I Ia formation DE- IL Cons.
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To Architects. Builders, Con tractors. Pla,,
tcry and Others.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
i Builders. Planters and the community at large
that he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power. at short notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
or Bsviled Window sash, all kinds of PANEL and Sash
Doors, either fixed or revolving Door and Window
Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Ease, Moulding, &c.
Planning. T~ongueinS and Growing, turning Of ever,
description.
Plank dressed to order of any width under two feet.
and of any thickness under three inches. TiMtcr>
dressed perfectly true, Of any length under thirty five
feet long and twenty inches square.
~ All orders addressed to me through the Post
Office. Or 5, u. Hart 4 Co., OF Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan J. ". BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
For Sale--A Fine Chance!

TRACT Or LAM situated in this Parish about
"A four miles sbove the Ferry Landing, and front
ing on the Mississippi Diver, CONTAINING two arpen,s
front, more or less, WIN the depth Of about forty ar
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
mouy, and below by those Of villenauve leBlsn Jr.
l. Co., with all the buildings and Improvements there
on. Also, with or without the 81 W-.NILL attched to
the same.
This place is we'll adapted for 4 COUNTRY RESI-
Deuce there being FINE FRUIT TREES, COOL
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BERNARD Jr.
Parrish Recorder, or to
.plo4t. John c. ELDER
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JOHN TILANO @.

WORKER IN TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON
fINHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform hi,
l. friends and the public generally, of this and the
adjoining Parishes, that he is now prepared TO execute
all work in the above line, in the best and most work
manlike manner.
lie is re00y at all times, tomaic or:,rcp.ir
Steam,
Supply:
Cold water,
Escape
aud
- Slope Pipes Of
Breeding,
Tin or Copper Cutters,
Srouts Or Valleys
for lining Corniccs, made aud put up. Always on
hand, a general assortment Of Tinware, Suxar.house
Lamps, Lanterns, OIL Cans, &c, &c.
CN- All orders from, the country promptly attended
TO- O r1LANO,
Church Street, Baton Hcurr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOSEPH AckIrEICk
Architect aud Builder.

7 WOULD respectfully call the attention 81 the put
lie to my assortment for the new y?Ar. HS'lnt
mad. arrangements with one G. the t-st Haanuiac.n
ring e,tab iish n.euts In Cincinnati. ! al prepared l.
FURNISH, SASH rtr,r.S and BLINDS, mad" IT ,hc best Q
white pine Ia mbsr au1 ". Superior IOrkn.an>:tp. n!rcl
.h.aper than can BE- mad. in the South. Zero 1!
The rosntt, -i>i3ng /" build vii find :: 10 tncir ad
raDta.e TO eDn sutt with Mc beinrC building.
ce~ Dc'*r> fforl tn. @'.n>tr. earnestly soi!cU'T-
e. Country work cf I'll Mines punctua!'y atte1de
e in the most :. rninani.k" manu,r.
So ilan~ ami specifications Er city sHd 0"i1'tr,
lnu t.. .urburban villas, &c. given il the must =!
1ruy.ri s;vl.~-
E,- All kinds Of jnh w"7l attended (" siA nCa;
hess ami dispatch, water cis;eGa> mae (: .-e be
material
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". +. TUNN \ r d.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs
TIMER stock Of BCGGlES, ROCkAWAYS, HAIR
NESS. ]BAROuCIFS. COACHES AMI WHIlS. i:
now complete. They invite an examination o. then
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere
as they guarantee their prices Us low as any in ih'
south.
e. Wareroom on Main stree, nnA1 the City Hall.
NJ MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING ip superior s;sf
at the old stand co Church and Main street
BATON Rouge. Sep. 5-v
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ASHBURY REGER,

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL I,-iiN7E
4 Ny orders given me for House, Sirn, or 0ruan'"r :
y al Painting. Paper- hanging, and Glazing, will meet
with pr,r =. attention. AZ am permanently locate
n Bat'I tougr, and rs Il is my in'ere,t IN give sea,
7ai sat.Nnct:cn, l shall thy to dol
sen 20. ISL, ASIIPtEY REGEN.
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Nost advantageously situated, being Of easy access 70
market, and well adapted 10 the cultivation OF the
SltiR CANE, COTTON AND CORN, and we'll
located for saw Mills, Woo. ards, &c, &C
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7. :, R. l. F..

=. ;" UNI - 80 -.
y. e, y. " and :. W. quarter, sec. 5l........
Adjoining Moiaisin, Leblanc, Narcissc Landry,
Wood and others fne cy press limb,
1,f,j
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PARISH OF ~IBERVILLE

s"t = " l'r w. 49, - AfH W - - go. ~ Al, =.
On Bayou Alabama high rich land, we'll al
ap,ct for sugar ~navisablr a,ali seasons.
fine c: pres easy access to market.
L. I. K. F..
VI. half of W. half see. loo.
y. + quarter sec. lo7.
All sec. l13 $50 OF
Rear of Gov. johnson, Barrow ana Others
tine high rich land, best of cypress.
+. s, R. S f.
SECS. 5, 6. : 8 and Q, Bayou Alabama. 1850
Secs. 10 and $50, 81
SECS. o9, ~. II and 81. Bayou Alabama ....,. 5e7.0 o:
5. W. quarter Of 3. ". quarter sec. IS
W. half OF ". half and y. E quarter sec. Il.
All sec. II.
On Bayou Cane or Bayou Lourse high rich
cane lan't, fine cypress.
5 s half ha', Sec. 81 ana $ half lot 3 sec, s2...... .o2st
Fine high rich lands.
I. s, X. II T..
E. half sec. sl,4
r. 10, Il. l2E.
n. half Of y. half sec. SO. leo. 90
Fine cypress timber, near Bayou Goula.
7. II, r. Is F..
Adjoining Harrison, Mrs. Lauve, Richard hish
and rich land valuable cypress.
Adjoining Hon. rrasimond Landry, va,.rv 0'''''
landry, Antoine Das, vinson i Gindry.
vii timbered with best Of cypress. Total sso5- u
IAklSH VI 81. JAMES.
T. IL, K. Is F..
Part Of acc. No. 500
Rear of Dry, Lehauf and others, part Of
Double Concesson-tinc cypress.
L II, R.4 E.
W. half sec. 32o. %
Rear of Colomb, vasscur Weber and others
fine cypress and ash. o
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST.
7. II, r. 6 J..
z. half OF N. Z. quarter and S. L. quarter, Sec
In rear Of Jos. ieBourgeois' and other MAN. 2'''''
ters, as far down Us Ed. MarmiNion's-ine cv-
press.
". half sec. 81.
In rear of Tregle, Welham and others-6ne
cypress.
T. II, r. f.
Lot I, and 6. ". quarter sec. l.
s. half sec. 9
N. half Of n. r. quarter sec II .oa AZ
5. z. quarter, n. E., N. w., and S. ". quarters
of s. ". quarter sec. 3
8. +. quarter sec. 40 o
Section II and Lot l, section 10 ...... ssIot
T. II, X. S f.
ecticns Nos. 7. Is and 1S. 5S5 u
Adjoining and in rear Of Double Concessions.
aluable for cypress, being high and Of easy
ccess. These lands are situated above and
low the plantation of Holiingsworth.
T. - Il. leE.
half section S. son ~
Hear OF st. Martin, Eoussel, Gravois and
crs, aoout 90 arpents from tie .iver-ine
rcEs.
Total -. John -. .2SI -
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l. N u S .
PARISH or ST. CHARLES.
r. IL T. 10.

/. Ia IL. -.
s. 2. quarter section n. l................. l@' 10
Adjoining Whitehead amt Others. rear OF
Double Concc.sivns-tin. timber,
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
T.. II. r. 10. .
5. v. quarter section IS. Bayou Pierre faEi..' ''7'"
At first ferry, south sid" o' tosd.
" half OF n. v quarter section No. y. 49,. 81"
Eavou Phelps, on n""s ."n! 10 Pierre Part,
rich high lani,, in thicki, settled A~"ighboT.
hoods.
T.. ~. r. II and IS f..
Doutl, Cornerstone to heirs Of Ioui, Guiiliot. lGf.." Oh
High >aluaoI" lanis--fnc cvprcS'.
r. II. K. 10 f.
". half Of n. : quarter and \, ". quarter .
section ....-.-..,-..-- -' -''"'
Above and adjoining super'ieilr, IN tr."d
Bal ou--:iue cypress.
r. IS, r. 10. .
>',t aGt r Is, - I Is,: .a: lake r.iou::e-sish
and well ;inabercd.
r. IS. r. - F..
+. half AZ +. half section l,.............. loo'W
:. half OF y l. quarter, and n half Of x ~
quarter section 1o''oo
ratnu Felix, high land, q beautiful, wide
and na.!eable stream ; settlements adjoining.
+. IA, X. IA F..
rscn,y srpsn,s in r-r OF plantations front
ing Dn canal.
" nj, .sc,n, s, ssS. y"
: h,If -c,ion a.. SO, 90
On lake verrct and la YOU BouIt"auS, high
AMI 'sioabi. :o1 eypE"ss.
L. Is, Z. IA f.
W. half Of = half section h.-......,-.,- l",o'
I. Is. 4. Is f.
". half OF Y. +, quarter. E. hsh Of n V. qast-
ter. and &. /. quarter section % '--.I'
". half Of y, Z. quarter, and 4. L. quarter
section tl................. .....-.-'... ~"
Ia rear of Irtr. Weber, Dansczcau and 9th
err Rrulr- Ii Baiic. --.---
r..,I =. j., sssu,or.inr %SlG. e
PARISH OF LAFOTRCHE INTERIOR.
T. -, X. II F..
Rear Of isatia, colN:ls. Tucker and others.
fine 6 pres. sahrtr.
PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
L. l6, r. II E.
Section. No. .1.......... ..-........ '-'o'
+. half section 20. all section 10, L"t !. F"c-
ton -''''
" y t.lf src,.on %. caorc
North If plantations on north side u 8a!oI
Fla ak-Gn- ~ttElh.Eed lanes.
+. 10. L, IS f..
Ssr,;o, No 30 $50
s.r,iYn y. = 80, ~. -, 81, aud - .....--. l7s.T-
On iaruu CAtcAalo4ia. "a railroad psti
Aish ii! ,Aiuatie for timi~r.
i. y. r. is F..
lie n Of !an!- On Rave" i!a'N
T.. 2,. K. II T..
Sc ions u ana Is. Io.zt au y crs Light How" ",%
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r OF

action M 81. r AZ re
Seton No. !. /. 10 x. u E..-....... ...- NJ
In year Of 40 Arten:s Adjoining above LANDS
OF Eillsr..
Tn. f,r-.ofn. lanfs w:,l bc -oii tn scroncn"ia'in"
T.. ma Anal. IL i. J. IuW VII I.
Innall <.ny;li-. louisiana.
e., Bu siras< N the different Land Offices Of the
state. ami al-s At ;hv IL apartments at Wa.Lin.ton CITY,
4ti.n,icd To with pEo:nprne~s ~
mar .o-Gn \. j, III" ILL
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LA N u A l. Il 5,
SALE Of $4,000 ACRES OF
Valuable Sugar, Cotton and
ClPE I:SS LANDS,


Nost advantageously situated, being OF easy access TO
market, AMI well adapted 20 the cultivation OF tho
suClR CANE, COTTON AND CoRS, and we'll
located for saw Mills, Wood.aGds, &c, &C
PARISH OF CATAHOELA.
7. 9. Il. $ J.. Acres.
aif Of g. ", quarter section No. l, on 1isef
BAYOU aud Natchex Road ......--...... ....'5N
W. 4uar,e- of :. E. quarter Sc. -, BAYOU oo
TcnsAA, opposite I l. bailey ......-..... ....1Zo'
r:c, cotton lands. par; cleared. Acres ..........s $500
PARISH OF ST. LANDhI.
T.4S., r.. 6 f..
5 {: quarter &C. 81 Rich supsrlsnt>: pa;
< W ouarter sec. a. AdJ''' ing a"az'''. 1921
I. 5 $, r. 7 j.
v; half sec; 2 High riol, -uFor lands
= s" ha,fo Of =, half sc..j Aa'isa Die bayou $50 '''''o
On both sides Bayou Petit T. a!rie, near A;
chafaIa,a River. Total. ......-.......... l19o.t'
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
T.ll>. X. i? F..
: F.aua,t.r and Z. half Of :. W. quarter SD.
". half OF y. Il. quarter and ? halt Of \. !.
rhte-e lands arc part hic. ami uch am ,a!rehI" ;or
cypress and ash, on Big For" ant lAi'ie bayou >oiI''-
r. II. K. Is f..
W half .rf VI. half ii : =. quarter sc a.. o?I,a'
On both side. Little Bayou Sorrvl m"-tiy
high ricl LIANT. Both bay gu, ~na,igahi" a. 81
seasons 10. steamboats, Acres. 49, ...-. o''''-
EAST nATON ROUGE.
+. &. r.. / ".
SECS. 5, !, 5, +, :. $, ., 10, Is. Il, Is, If and 20 :'-23i.'
I. i, R :. ".
lro1. nng Mississippi Ki:er, Fix mies abo'e Patton
Rougr. valuable for timbrr-
PARISH OF POINTE COUPE.
T. :, K. : f.
High rich aui tint,ercd land. adjoining jos. Moor,
X Il. t".l, and Jonrtan-
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On Crosse Tate ani Mississippi rsiiroad. n1os,iy high.
all richly ,iinbered sith cy press and ash.
L. I. r. II +.
". half Of T. quarter. y. h.N nj :, ". q:a--
ter, y. VI. quarter Of :. l. quarter sHrI y.
" nu1rt-r. sec * 10 :
~ $50 ~ 80 - - -.- ------ o-s.s
y ". quarter AND : nal 81 y. r, 4us-t,l So. IS 70
Description a. PRECEDING. -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-09-06

CHANCE HEuREusE.-On ecrit de Stanton
Wirginic) que Ia nature s'est clargee d'aven-
Ger dune facon inesperee les trayanX dun tun-
mel a travers les "Blue Ridge Mountains" Le
10 aoht dams lapres-midi, les o%uvriers ctaicnt
a l'nuvre, lorsquc Fun deux femarqua que lie
roc molissait ct etait mouille. Bientot, par
une Overture quill venait dc pratiquer, s'elan-
ca I'M jet deau dune grande force, accompa-
gne dun tel bruit que les ~ouyriers effrayes ga
gnerent lie dchors all plus vito. Bien leur eli
prit, car un ecroulement Sc fit peu apres, H.
vrant passage i I'M enorme volume d'cau qui
balaya CONNIE paille tout &c qui Sc trouvait
sur son passage.
Cette rivierc %nouvelle coula pendant plu-
sieurs heures mais eniin ellie baissa, ct tinit
par s'arreter de facon qu'on pu en- examiner Ia
source. On reconGut alors un immense reser-
voir naturel recele jusqu'alors dams les flames
de la montague, ct qui, Sc trouyant precise
ment sur lie p%arcours du tunnel, sauvait les ira
vaux de p%crcement sur une longueur de plus de
500 pieds dams les roc vif. Cost tout beneGcc
au double point de vuc de Ia depense ct du
temps, les travaux Sc trouvant considerable
ment diminues par cette h%eureuse decouverte.
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LIE Replacement DE Nj. GADsDEN.-Le
"Mexicaiu Extraordinarily " fait, 4 &C sujet
les observations suivantes:
all parait quill SO cache quclque mystere,
sous les rumcurs qui ont couru Reinforcement au
rappcl du general Gadsden. I'm grand nom
bre de journaux Americans q dome la nou-
ye|le. mails, &c qui appelle l'attention, c'est
qn'clle ma etc publite dams aucun de ccux dc
Washington. "L'Union" de Washington or
game dn gouvcrnement, he fait mention nj du
rappel de NJ. Gadsden, nj de la nomination de
NJ. Forsyth ct lie National lntellisenccr" SC
reterc aux rumeurs publiecs sur cettc ailaire,
par les autres iournaux. Nous sayons par une
vote sure que lc Gen. Gadsdcn q recu de son
gouuvernement, par le courier, un document
important, avec la mission de le presenter au
gouvernement Mexican, ct que &C document
est peut-etre lie plus important qui lui ait etc
transmits depuis quill est ministre. ST les
brnits qui ont couru sc CONTINENT, il nest pas
douteuX que 10 gouvernement americain aura
observe une conduite fort etrange.
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UNE n1SToIRE DE SERPENT A'SoNNETTEs.-
Dams me DIES dcrniercs seanccs de Ia societe
d'histoire naturellc dn Massachusetts, I'm ser
pent a sonnettes trouve a Milton, fut prescnte
4 inspection DIES %savants, dams I'M bocal Dies
prit de vim. Pour mieux lexaminer, on le tifa
de son balm, ct on observa Il loisir ses dents, ct
lapparcil qui rccele lc poison 81 terrible dams
Ia bouche de &C genre do reptile, Mais VOLTA
qu'a peine replace dams son bocal, le dit SER
pcnt ressuscitetout a coup. ct Sc livre a une
toule dc bonds merveilleux, au grand ebahisse-
mcnt dc Ia %compagnic, qui reconnait avec ter
reur avoir echappe a un danger de mort mex
plicab!c. M
LIE "Travaller de Boston qui nous raconte
cette historic, oublie iii episode accessoire. lie
garcon de sale charge dc Ia garae du precieux
reptile est tombe malade en- assistant 4 la re-
sulrection. Les doctcurs ont cru reconnaltre
les symphonies dune ivresse pure ct simple,
mails Patrick jurc ses grands Dieux quill ma
bu que q~nelques gouttes dc l'alcool du hocal,
ct que sill est 81 soutfrant, c'est quill a avale dies
Gufs du serpent a sonnettes, eclos depuis dams
son estomac. La faculte aura il aviser pour
~extraire du corps de Pat Ia nichee de petits
serpcns, don't unc ausculation prolongee ma
p%ourtant pas fait entendre jusqu'ici les sonnet
les. (Lisez Sornettes.) w.
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@lon Mas Mas Meeting ,elg +. 1d y part
American Dc eel \paroisse, aura
lieu l@MEDL, d. yourant
aux OE)lousas, sur uelle oc.
.casion lHon. JOHN L KING le
candid \Americaf .arFn. 1
teur adn> sera l'assel 1blee. m
II y aura un CIR ND BAR.
BECUE ct dcs Orr Ieurs distin.
CUES, v We d'aut . Paroisses
feront aussi dies discom en- Fran,
Gals ct en- Anglais. :
LIE public en- general, ct le.
DANES nartlcaulerement, sont IL
yites d'y> sister.
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Les HUIGS DE NEIE. YORK EN- "a
PEUR DE FILLMORE.

Len HIIIG;S DE NETE YORK EN- IA
FEUR DE FILLMORE.
Les wings de New-York, reunis en- Convcn-
lion le IA du mois passe, 4 Albany, ont adop-
le les resolutions suivantes: ..
Resolu, Que nous ne pouvons s%outenir NJ.
buchanan parceque nous croyons qu'unc admi-
Nns'ratlon etablic sur Ia Plateformc Democra-
'qe perpetucla l'agitation a l'interieur ct
met'ra en- peril nos relations amicalcs avec les
~p'lssanccs e%trangeres.
.Resolu, Que dams l'election dc Willard
.Ah'ore, nous avons ure garantie certaiDe de
,aipalscment de l'agitation, du establishment
w 10 oonne harmonic entire les dilIerents Etats
W. malntien de la paix avcc les nations etran-
se'es' dc Ia prosperite DIES interets agricoles,
s0Ancrclaux ct manufacturicrs-C'est pour
Y'o'' nous icrons tout &c qui est en- notre pou-
'%r pour assurer son election"
les Journaux dc New-York parlent dc cette
v0n'entlon wing CONNIE Ia plus nombreuse ct
: Pas respectable qui SO soft jamais reunie
u''S cette Etat, ct dissent qu'icllc etait vrai-
Ata' dlgne de &c yieux parti dams ses jours de