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SOS-TO ARCHITECTS AND Artists -
D%O The above premium will be paid for the
best proportioned outlines FOR an obellsk or pyrs
mid, whose base shall cone'pond io4k or Shines
lbs height base line not to exceed Us feet and top
% feet, the four simple lines all that is re.
quiTed. To be decided by scientific gentlemen
as soon as the designs are in, which time will
expire Augu't LIST, 1856. jys-3,s
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AUST BE SOLD, OUR ENTIRE STOCK
WI of Fancy and Plain Bounets.-
% open worked worked Lace and Hair Bonnets,
with curtains
% Fancy II air and Gimp Bonnets
25 Misses Hair and Lace Bonne:s
Case slightly da n aged Straw suitable for COM
mon wear. travelling, &c will be offered
great bargain.
Cali at Mrs. X. q. ETCHlSON'S
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully requested 10 make early settlement
either by cash or notes al short date, and Thereby
greatly oblige
jy 3-lw Mrs II. 6. ETCHISON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed their ONCE 20
No. sos, street, between ID and sth streets.
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held in the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best 10 adj
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper eIertions. ~ 3-3m
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Il Reels, Rods, Sinkers, and Fishing BASKET
at 400 Seventh street. 0es) d. r RANClS.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.--A FINE NEW
IL modern built house on X street; fron,ing
Franklin Square, containing Is rooms and sne
basement, kitchen, &c Gas, hot and cold water
throug bout the house, with bath room, &C In
quire OF fl. A. WILLARD, at Willards' Hotel
ie 23-lm
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E,OR RENT.-A WELL FINISHED AND
Il comfortable brick dwelling hou on stree,
opposite Franklin Square. Apply al No 3s3 (
street, between - and lith july 3-lvs
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GERHARD,S GARDEN,

No. 800 Maryland assru., Island.
Is SITUATED A SHORT DISTANCE from
the Capitol grounds, and is fine place of re-
with gas and fne Band playing some choice
pieces OF music. The Saloon is open for those
who wish to trip the light fanta site toe while In
the garden, under fine trees, the visitors can re-
gale themselves either by smoking or drinking
his excellent Lager Beer. iy9-3t&
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75SETTS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE PRICE
w Of many Of the following goods TO prime
cost our present stock being teo large All per-
sons wishing cheap sett OF Collars and Sleeves
would do well to give US an early call.
Is Rich Worked Swiss Sets
90 Handsome Cambria Sets. quite low
IS Worked and plain Linen Sets for travelling
10 Misses Swiss and Cambria Sets, from 100 to
200
. Also, just opened a rev supply Of Swiss Reef
PRINCES for Basques, Swiss and Cambria Edging,
Ladies Bnckskin Gauntlets, &c, &c
jV lc-so3t MRS X G. ETCHISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-10

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on yesterday, tie 9Th Of July,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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Il story Brick Houses on 9TH street o1-.i MI
Centre Market Persons wishing 10 open /. ~ ~
taur mt cannot frd in the city more elio,bisT -
cation. X. II. LhsKEY
jy 7-2w No. % LOUISIANA aver.
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GO REWARD.-sTRAYE FROM THE
pc residence OF the subscriber a dark CS-ssS
brown Buffalo Mich cow, rather kess,--
small size, few dashes OF brindle on ~
her sides, good show for milk. 10th ears split
about half way down, and one f the splits Of the
lefI ear cut of. l will give the above reward 20
any o de who will return her 10 the corner OF 9th
and streets, Island, near the Smithsonian Inst
tute. WIN DOUGLAS
jy s-3t*
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Mr. Balls Resolution-We understand,
from gentlemen engaged in the construction
bureau of the Treasury Department that they
are glad indeed that the accusations against
the integrity Of their Office which have been,
as usual, whispered around by disappointed
applicants for contracts and their drummer
and agents, have at length assumed definite
shape in the movement of Mr. Ball in the
House yesterday, which will enable those
sought to be implicated, promptly to set them
at rest.
The Fine.-The fine (amounD in which Mr.
Brooks, of S. c., was mulcted by the Grimm al
Court for this county, on the day before yes
terday. for his assault on Senator Sumner, was
to penny, the penalty in which Gen. Sam
Houston was mulcted by our District Court,
many years ago, for his assault on Hon. Mr..
Stansbury, of Ohio, whom he attacked for
words spoken in debate, beating him severely
with cane, it will be remembered.
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Ed'tor. Ala, y Argu, Dear Sirs An
arueie In the New York Time, of tbi. ~ nn
Ts demands a passing notice at nv bands
:. descriP tion Of the treatment rece;vs5 b,
=, rec otate prisoners, while in the hand.
%. inc suthorities in Tecumseh, is a deliber.
Ssr th ~. rom beginning to end, manufacturers
same purpose that hundreds of simiIar
9 Vi. nave been, namely, that Of mak;n, ra
. III capita, by exciting the symnotI ;oP ~, =,
INC NOrth In favor of the criminal faction wS ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

PICKLES, CATsUPs, &C.-P. Harris & Co.,
corner Of Broad and Front streets, are putting
up pickles of various kinds from fresh garden
vegetables and fruits and also making several
kinds of excellent catsups. We see no reason
why such a vast quantity of these articles
should be brought from a distance and sold at
high prices, when they can be put up at home,
fully as good in every particular, and afforded
to the consumer at a much reduced price,
The above firm will doubtless find it paying
business. Those having occasion to purchase
any thing of the kind, may do well to remem-
Der Harris & Co.
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NEw TANNERY.-With the increase of rail-
road facilities, stretching their arms into the
various districts of the country, an hundred
and more avenues of trade are opened which
would else, perhaps, forever have lain DOR
msnt, and articles fad demand in the mar
ket, which before were to their possessors en-
tirely valueless. A look abou; this city, in al
most any direction, presents some evidence of
of the prosperity and business from channels
before unheeded, which has grown out of our
railroad communication with the country.
Among other improvements of similar char
ncter, large and extensive tannery has re-
Gently been established short distance be-
yond the city limits on the Nolensville turn
pike, where, tojude from apparent prepare
tiOns, a very heavy business is to be carried
on. The necessary arrangements and build.
ings a.e now nearly completed, and large
quantity of different kinds of bark has been
brought FROM the mountains and elsewhere, so
that 10 a short time the projectors will have
their enterprise in successful operation.
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Sale of Real Estate.

A sale of lots in Watkins GROVE, West of
the city near "a of mile, took place yester.
day, under the superintendent of J. L. & r.
W. BRowN. These lots are eligibly located,
well wooded with forest trees, and handsomely
laid of, the streets and alleys being macsdam-
lied. A number of courts and squares are
scattered amongst them, and park, which
the proprietor has presented to the city for
public use. There was large number of per-
sons in attendance. Some twenty seven lots
were sold at the following prices: at $50 per
foot, 2 at $50, 2 at $27 rs, at $25, l at $24
30, 8 at $24, 8 at s25 %, at $24 IS, at
$22 70, at $22, 2 at $l4, and at - 80.
The terms ofsale were one, two, and three
years credit, without interest. These are fine
prices They indicate great faith in the future
prosperity and increase of the population of
"the town we live in" The aggregate a,aount
of tho sale is $50, 296 %. Several gentlemen
bought with the intention of building ilnmedi-
ately.
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FB The Reaper and Mower of Deitz &
Dunham has arrived, and will be in the field
at the Reaper trial to-day, on the farm of
Col. F. B. johnson. 1t is somewhat novel in
its construction, dispensing entirely with the
use of cog wheels
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Wednesday Morning, June IL, 1855.

ELECTION OF r. r. OFFIoERs.-At a meeting
of the Directors of the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad, held a Winchester on Saturday last,
for the purpose of electing officers W. Z.
Venable was chosen President, and Hugh Fran
els, Secretary. The selections are of the right
sort, and we may reasonable expect that the
work upon the road will be pushed forward
with all the energy which these gentlemen can
bring to bear upon it,
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SMITH COUNTY FAIR.-The time for holding
the Smith County Fair has been changed, so
that it may not conflict with the Fair of Sum
mer County. The Fair in Smith county viii
commence on the Oath Of September.
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River and steamboat News.

The river is falling very slowly at this point,
with two feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Arrived-tbe HartsrlILe and Monticello, from
Paducah, and the ShyLocL from Olarksville.
DepArted-the HartSriLLo, Nettie Miller and
Ella for Psducah, aud the Umpire for Clarks-
Vile
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w When a man takes a full morning bath,
nine million mouths are open to thank him :;
for every pore Of the skin has separate cause to
be grateful for its daily ablution. The impor-
lance to health, of full bathing, is not properly
appreciated by the majority of the people Al
though the invigorating influence and delight
derived from a bath is a great attraction, its
chief recommendation consists really in its in
fuenee upon health. No one acquainted with
the subject will venture an objection to this
proposition we are confident, and hence it is
useless now to demonstrate the fact. In this
connection, we would mention, for the infor-
nation of our friends and Others that Frank
Parrish, the travelled knight Of the tonsorial
art, at the St. Cloud, DESTROYS of giving our
people the benefit Of his experience and obser-
walton at home and abroad, has fitted up in
luxuriant land perhaps orientaD style, suite
of bathing rooms in the rear of bis shaving
saloon, where bath of any temperature can
be obtained at all seasonable hours
The energy and efforts of Frank, in this en-
deavor to advance the comfort and crafty tho
tastes of our people will, we have no doubt, be
fully appreciated.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

BENEFIT of PROFESSOR G. NJ TAYLoR.-Let
no one forget that tonight is the occasion OF
Prot TAYLoR's benefit IL is hardly necessary
in this community, to remark, that in the
truest sense Of the ter N, Mr.. I. is a heightened
gentleman, aud as a cultivated artistic, he has
few superiors'or equals, in the Union. lie has
ever been willing 10 aid, by his talents, in rem
dering effective, entertainments FOR benevolent
objects, and those who were deserving of sym
patty or reward, have never solicited his SER
vices 10 vain. la no instance, We are told,
would be accept of remuneration. With that
liberslity for which our people are proverbla,
we trust they vii! see TO il, that the house is
full tonight.
Mr.. T. 10 to be assisted by musical amateurs,
who are well known 10 most Of our citizens.
and by Mile. URso, who appears before
Nashville audience, probably for the last time.
labo can stay away when such is tbs easel
R- Nothing worthy Of note occurred in
the markets yesterday.
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Notwithstanding excellent in the way of
trunks can be found at Snyder and Frizzers See
Advertisement.
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Law Notice.
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS,

THIS favore Watering Place, situated in Hickman
ty Tennessee IS miles West of Columbia will be open
for visitors the First Day 0f,Tine.
The Proprietor ater himself that be viii be able to az
ford every comfort and convenience necessary 10 the enjoy
and satisfaction OF his guests His spacious Ball Room
will be furnished with the very best Music lie has
good Billiard Table and TenPn Alley The country around
affords excellent sport in Hunting and Fishing The Bar
will be supplied with the best Of Wines and Cigars.
comfortable conveyance will every other day from
Columbia leaving in the morning. to reach the Springs
in the evening. Stage Fare, 50.
Charge viii be per month, $50 90
" q" week, 90
Children under ten years Of age and Servants half these
prices
eE- liberal deduction made for Families where the
number exceeds FIVE. DOCTOR A. NJ KELLER,
m29udSw. Proprietor.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

HAVING qualified Administrator OF Sarah Vaughn, all
persons Indebted the deceased by note account
otherEise requested forward ard settle the
Those holding claims against her will present them
for payment. tie4-W3t b HIRAM VAUGHN.
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UNDERWEAR.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell stock farm situated Immediately at Union
Depot the Memphis and OhoRaroad, and the Mem
phis and Sommerye Plank Road II miles east Of Memphis
containing Go Acres 800 acres in fine state Of cu vaon
the remainder finely mbered, and all under and sub
stanti fcnce-a good Two Story Framed Dwelling, Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses and hundred
head Of Cattle. | selling from my Dairy IS worth
Mix day There Is Acres set in fruit Of choice
quality will sell the Land Crop, Stock and few likely
yolug Negroes and give possession imme datey; will sell
the land ard deliver winter. Here is the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising, and devote his
time TO the business to be found In West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful Building
Site, wood and cleared land EACH all and with
a good rosd 20 the depot
rot sold privately before the LIST July IL will that day
be divided and sold in lots to suit purchasers toget
stock, consisting Of seventy FIVE head OF cows, mostly
with calf by my Brahmn Bull twenty Mares with fcbl by
Nebraska stock Of fine booded Hogs and Sheep; Brah
min Bull, Memphis and Gov S1sanah my young Stallion,
Nebraska by imported Sovregn Ann Glencoe, four years
old.
Persons wishing to examine the place get farther inor
alton, will please call me, G. b. LoCKs Real Estate
Broker in Memphis it will he shown my Overseer who
the place. The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ O'Clock, and returns at IN
O'Clock, Pm every day. JOSEPH K. FERGUSON.
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HONE CIRIcE.-The June number Of this Magi.
kline is on our table. IL is embeished with beau
tiful likeness OF Bishop Kavsnaugh, and view Of
huntsville, (Ala.) Female College. Il contains
the usual amount Of readable matter, aud is gem
in tbe. way oftypOgraphy. Published at the Meth.
& Evans
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WT The officers of the Sallie West have our
thanks for late St. Louis papers.
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Rivnr ANA s,eamhont Ner..

The Cumberland is still receding here,
with,about two feet of water on Harpeth
Shoals.
The only arrival or departure yesterday
was the Rock City from below, which came
up, discharged her freight and left on her
return trip.
KINGSTON SPRINGs.-Many of our citizens are
in the habit ofspending the Summer season at
this pleasant place of resort. They will be
pleased to learn that it is now ready for the
accommodation of the public,
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Stock on hand and on ship-bOard not cleared
1914
TOBACCO.-We hear Of further sales of $50
hhds. Of which 2OS yesterday at -, and 10 at 10
slOtc., aud 30 to-day on private terms.
SUGAR.-There Las been good demand, but
with light receipts the sales are confined to about
800 bids. at full prices.
MOLASSES.-We hear Of only few lots sold
to-day comprising some $50 bbls. at 4Oa43tc. for
ordinary to prime, aud 100 half bbls., ordinary
fsrmenting az 42c. per gallon.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
HamiltOn's Thresher and Separator.

NIOFFAI'S PAIENE.
HAVE now hand large lot Of these Threshing Ma
chimes which am selling at Manufacturers prices They
can be s. at the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton
T. A. MCCALL,
mayo A gent flr Manufacturer
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
The Art of Dyeing human Hair.

but imperectly understood by those who make
the gIeaest pretenons. The the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghty sp
pearance Bogles Electric Dye is void of these noxOus
properties instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine tar
nsh in the least and to make douby sure"
his agents authorized to reuud the money il the
perfect satisfaction given. Prices 90 cts 81 90
81 so per Inventor w. BooLE Boston, and Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. my silly
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Rheumatism, Diseases Of the Liver and skin and
all Diseases arising from Impurities OF
the Blood. and the effects Of
Mercury.
GWAIN'S PANACEA has been Tor than thirty years
> celebrated this and In Europe It's exraor.
binary eor The ncaes OF whh reference made
the directions and books (which be had grat accom-
the Panacca. Sone of which give the
Of fig htfu for general publication where the pa
ents have been almost eaten up with scrOla, and
deemed incurahle hy PhysiCisns
II has been used ia hlspas und private practice has
been recommended BY tie celebrated Physicians
ether eminent persons. Among others. by
W. GIEsnS NJ ID Professor OF surgery, Pa. University
NALsNTSE VI ~. ". D. Prof q Surg y. " University.
W. 2. DEwEEs. N. D., Prot OF Mid, Pa University.
n. CHAFNAs, NJ d, Pref of Physic, Pa. UniVsnify.
T. PAEKS NJ. D. President College q Physicians, PhilA.
DR Del NAlL', Prof 81 Medicine, Havana.
JOSE EncRENoo ~ LUE, Prof OF Surg, Lisbon.
J CmPNAs. Men Rayal College Ssrgeons, London.
g.. W IkVINg. lait z MISTER % Spain
fuE THOMAS PEAEs0S, Mai. Gen. Brinfh Army.
GnbEST RoHKErsos British Consul, 4c Ac.
The wondcrfu effected by sEaim's PAnacca, have
Tor many years made IL an Invaluable remedy The Pans
does rot contain mercary IN form, and being in
n'ceat preparation, n may be given the moat tender
fsnL
The retail price has been reduced 50 per bottle icon
taniug three ar putsD or three BOTTLES fof 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
SHalmb Papacca IN round bottles Lon gitudinAly
with tAe ioloEing letters bl1wn o the glass:
"swAia's-FANACEA-Fu ILAnAh
Having The Of Jas SsAs stamped the sealing
and written on the label covering the cork and splendid
engraving the side Of botte ~ Draper % Bank
portrait Of the late W swaim teopyright securely
IL prrsons purchasing the fanacca wi be 10
that the ~ IA 10 correctly speled utSy
ned DOT be imposed on.
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~ Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr. CHURCHILL, Of
Boston, who travelling for his health in the East
at gives present idea Of The expansive
teprse Of his counrymen, to find their commodities Of
continually in his path wherever he goes Ihave
not visited any considerable city of Turkey where did not
find the Medicines Of my country represented by Ayers
Cherry PecOrdl In Smyrna Aleppo Jafa jerusalem and
ConstsnnopIe in each the door post Of some ba
the peculiarly American looking iron card Of Dr. Aver
saying in Language which not in thousand Of the pass
by read-"Aysrs Cherry Pectordl, Jor Coughs,
Colds and Consumption sold here" On shelf behni the
crossegged muSsulman the bottles, with their Eng
sh Spanish French and German faces turned towards the
crowd and euquing told that foreigners not
only purchasers but the true believers themselves waive
their trust in fate to try this product Of American skill when
they ind there is other for them.
~ told yesterday shat the Cherry Pecors had BEEN
presented to the Sultan and in constant in his
harem and in the hospitals Of the Empire"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

EE- The Spring Of the year he most proper time to
take cleansing Aad purifying medicines, Of which sSAns
PAnacea stands pre-emincnt.
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COMM ERCIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
Nashville, June 10, 1856.
COTTON-Nothiug doing
T0BACC0-Saes of hhds at A. Hamilton's at
the following figures: $50, Gao, 7l5, s75.
New ORLEANS, June 4-nght
C0TT0N.-The demand continues fair, aud with
a light stock on sale we have noticed sales to-day
Of about $500 bales. Prices are within the range
OF onr last nnniatinna which We reneat
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StaDle Goods.

OUR stock Of Staple Goods is very complete and pr
" ces low. Come and see for yourselves,
AT hcCLELLAND'S,
mAh2T 81 and So College u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Isyour hair turning grey? Doyou wish to cultivate good
vhskers and mOustaches? Your hair to be soft silky and
gOyg Your head to be cool comfortable and free odand
ruff Mothers your children to have luxurant heads
ofhair2 Then use BOeLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
lsn its unsrrng effects Prices 20 cts so cts IS cts and
81 50 per bottle Bogle' Balm Of Cytheiia stands unr
vailed for eradcapg Id pimples and Identifying the
complexion. Price 80 cts. Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

R- Nothing worthy Of note occurred in
the markets yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

THE TEMPER OF THE PARTISAN YoUTH-A
drama entitled THE Florentine" having been
produced under the patronage of Prince Napoleon
at the Theatre of the Odeon, Situated near the
Schools of Law and Medicine,) it was rumored
among the students that the Prince himself was
the author of it, and Immediately plan was or
ganized TO crush it, Placards were pasted on the
walls, and every evening has been marked by tn.
niltuous demonstrations catealls and arrests -
This demonstration proves that Prince Napoleon
Notwithstanding his afectaton of democracy, is
not more popular in the eyes of the Partisan youth
than his dynasty, which represents to them one
single idea, that OF despotism 1t is proper to add
that IN France the young men are always arrayed
on the side of the opposition.