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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19
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ph hAinefoap. n, rIrsLEY rATr,
RRlDGFORD & co., General Usmmis.
Ri.. mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
..---. ~. au5
e kOKGE s. LOWNEss, $3.50, HIaia street.
" near It'll Crates; Tenders; Summer Fronts
!sqaare, circle and eleptlc patterns1 Oruamentals
Iron Rail- Balconies yerandshs, 10.
.ra;nin the number and give me call after +
A w: RICHARDSON, lacncraI Agent
A.; =. and Collector, atteucs to the Collection OF
Cdaims Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Honses and
All Lhe duties OF General Commission Business
Vnce Iith street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
with W II. Mchardson,) Richmond, Va.
TOTO B A q q . MANUFACTUKkKn.--
chants for Virginia Manufsctured Tobacco, in New
ioik respectfully solicit shipments Of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
tney hatter themselves they can give sstisfac
innes C. Adams late ofthe firm of Patteson, Adams
70, would be pleased to hear from bis old friends
Liberal advances ON eonsignments
CONNOLLY & ADAMS
~ Front street, N. Y.
'amEs A CONNOLLY RoRr II. ADAMS.
A CARD..-WAl. PEKCIVAII, Civil Kn-
~. gneer and Architect-Ohce, Goddin's Hall, on
iltn, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornnme ntaT Drawing.
IN connectlon with my Architectural and Eagi-
heermg oihce, have opened Drafting room, where
aided oy competent assistants, prepared to make
Deagns and Copies Of all kinds Of Machine Work;
rans tor Bridges: stone or otherwise; Copies to Lth
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps ind Pro-
tiles; Copies Of Land Maps Tracings &C. with De-
nsns for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL.
NH lS--6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
CAhD.-LOUtS j. BOssIEUX, steam
" Candy Manufacturer and Dealer in Connection.
arv Fruits, &C.. i07 Main st. Give him a call.
4 EWiS n. WEBB g CO.. GENKKAL
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS offer their ser
wees for the sale and purchase of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, TOBACCO, &C sc 8-.-6m
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OFFICE AND HOUsEHOLD RURNI.
" TUaE FANCY GOODS, &c. &C, AT AUC-
TION. On THIS tFRIOAYl MORMIN0, comasspc-
isg ct 10 o'clock, viii ell 1t the ORYICE
fURNITUaE OF the Fire and Marine Tnsunsss
COMPANY, sonsstins ofS large Mahogany ONcs Deoks
1arse Mahogany Tables 1 ans Seat Once Chairs Il
ALso.- A good assortment of HOUSE FURyf-
TURE. Alsols large variety Of Papey 8ocds suit.
able for the retail trade. Also otacf Fsscy Perfs
merry. LARUS SHINE.
se 10 AuaffoDeern
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TYPES AND PHoroGRAPHs. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPTIoN.-Daguerreotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, if desired, to life size
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
frst-cass artists, making moat beautiful and desira
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, in lockets pins, cases, and frames OF
all descriptions. P. Z. GIBBS,
Corinthisn Hall, Main street, below 9th,
fe Is Richmond.
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by Alex. MOTT. Auct.

Il GOODS, &C-Will be sold at Auction on SAT.
URDAY Sept ember Goth, at 10 O'Clock, general as
sortment of new and second hand FURNITURE.
GROCERIES. Whisky. Brandy, Gin Candles,
Sugar, Coffee, $50 dszen Tumblers, assorted sizes,
10000 Segars
DRY GOODS, &c.--Several invoices Dry Goods
Clothing Shoes, &c.
WATCHES, &c 3 superior Gold Lever Watches,
Ssilver Lepine Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles
sAl9 ALEX MOTT Auct
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EieGHnt stock of Fall ana Winter
ALL nn AND FANCY DRY GooDs.-J MILLHISER
hhC, Iss Broad street, are now prepared to offer
.ner friends customers and the public generally. an
ssortnen' o. Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS
aaap.ed 20 tue use OF every family, and embracing
unnsnsi Nore'fy. Beduty and Yaritty.
TO WHoLEsALE BuYERs-Ths fact of the bulk
In New York in large lots it will be to The f
the merchant from the country visiting this market
70 give our stock an examination, promising that we
can oner Inducements 10 the way Of bargains. which
Low othet houses can se l5-l2t
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vFIefcher,s Hair Tonic Is one o

!" FIctcHtT7s HIT TOnIc 70 one Of Tue
happest well most useful preparations that ever
was invented for the Hair Its soothing and pere-
trating effects are wonderfully and perceptby felt
insomuch that the general exclamation is "Oh what
delightful article Fetcher's Hair Tonic Isl" and its
benefits uuequalled by any other preparation 1t
perfectly eradicates dandru from the scalp; it speed
hair soft and plant and the Tedest hair by the use of
few bottles, is changed to beautiful dark brown
Nor is there any preparation that 10 equal to
tons week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition.
1t is sold by the principal Druggists In the city and
country aud for sale, wholesale ana retail by the
oufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
je6 10th St, between Main and Cary.
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V1LUHLE FAR0IS E110 61T-E----T
K authorised to sell . valuable farm ia Powhstsn
connty1 miies from the Court Hanse- and = mi...
so,, },mss riv,r ana r;i.s fo, ~ hs n -.
road containing 6s5i acres; $50 is cleared 80
acres il very rich creek low grounds. The cleared
land is divided in four fields under good fences, well
watered and In high state OF good Dwelling
House. Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
tiers; ba'ance in wood land. The barrel and other
timber on the land viii more than pay for the farm
A never failing creek runs through the land.
Also tract of NJ acres, miles from Powhs-
tan Court House, and miles from James river; 40
acres of which Is cleared land; balance In virgin
growth well timbered in pine and oak. Buildings
coed. Adjoining the house s five tobacco lots of Is
acres each, worth at least 500 per acre Nsshbor.
hood good. The cleared land part 10 in high state
of cultivation, the present crops will show.
ALso--A tract, $50 acres miles from Powhstsn
Court House, 20 acres OF which cleared; balance
In virgin growth, consisting ct good oak and hcs
DRY timber Buildings good, including Stables,
Barns, 10.
ALSO.-A tract, oo3 acres, In Cbesterfeld county.
on swift creek, one mile above Martins Depot, o.
Danvie Railroad. There 10 on this tract 0rSt MIL
in good o,der Is acres first quality low ucundA AID
$50 acres wood lsnd well timbsrsd; the balance Of
the land is In high state Of cultivation and 10 eonsd
cred the best farn In the neighborhood.
ALSO Several small farms In the same neiehbcs-
hood which will be sold bargain. Plsts may be
seen at nv store and terms made very liberal b.
81 Is spp,,'a'
= E1U ~ ! n nay
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" Leeches, Leeches Leeches.-I have
just received by Adams Express. fresh lot of
Swedish Leeches, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
p. S.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
10. can be found at all hours at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel.
auS0 RC. HOBSON
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Nv STRAYED AWAY-I.asS Friday,
0Nan old black HORSE, with several small
scars on his back. liberal reward wild be
s. n-St* A. RocLett.
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. Sd REWAkD...Run away, on the
"a 9TH OF the present month. my servant wO.
1NA man MARIA. 90 long known in Richmond
TO- She once kept cook shop; she was raised
-AA by the Ssdnor family in Hanover; abe 10
ginger bread colsr, and has one lame hand: she 10
about ffty.hve years old l will give the above re-.
ward for her delivery to me- secured 50 that can
get her. MILES AMBLER.
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. U. 5. MAIL sTEAMsHTP

U. .. MAIL STEAMSHIP
9 ROANOKE leaves City Point SA-
EsM4E6 TURDAY morning. at O'CLOCK, for
NEW YORK, via NORFOLK
Passengers desiring to take this cheap and comfort
able route to New York, must leave here by the Pc
tersburg cars at 81 O'Clock Saturday morning
Tickets and berths secured ct our Office, South dido
Of the Basin
Only $40 through to New York, meals and state
nosm accommodations included.
re 1875 LUDLAM L. WATSON.
NKTHITEHUKST,S AMBROTYPk AND
w DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-This old estab-
shed Gallery is now in full operation, aud citizens,
from this fact may be able to account for the num-
Der of superior pictures which lately have made their
appearance here. The operator does not claim to DO
superior every artist in the world but he docs say
that NO one shall leave the Gallery unsstis6ed He
needs no further endation than trial. Call
at No. n Main street. and examine specimens for
yourselves. J. II. WHlTEHURST.
lS-1wx
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By Richard CaaIaorT

By Richard CauthoFys
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, sHORs, &c.
- On FRIDAY, 18th Instant, ct II O'Clock, 1t NV
store, Twill sell lot of Dry Goods consistius Of
Gsssinets. Alpacas, Hdkfs Suspenders Costs Pants,
Wooden Socks &c.
Also, q lot Of Brogans, Caters, Children's Shoes,
&c. &c r. CAUTHORN,
seh Auct
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D. Alexander Ne

by Alexa.der Nett.
1ON BALES HAY Ar AUCTrON...wm
LOO BE- cold q auction THIS MORNING. on the
Dock, opposite Mr. Libby's warehouse, 100 bales Of
nay, on account Of whom II may concern,
TERMs-Cash. ALEX MOTT
se 10 Ar.,;~..s
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|ictor.

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Music
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CHI B. WILLIAMS, sec'y and Treas,
JAMES A. AUGUST.

~ Ho for Collars IL have opened an
other lot ofthose famous TaTaon Collars only four
pence each when worn they have all the appearance
Of FIVE dollar Collar. N. EZEKIEL,
se9 IS Main street.
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ePECIAL NOTTCHe

NJ no Toilet Article ever ofere6 - -
E RUFUS, mas met with such success a DOWnrNS
, nE,NAL sLuiD II affords certain aud snesds
ucn 2, tartar restores diseased and sponsv en,,,.
neaisny condition; impsrts peariy wbitsnsss 20
e .ee.n' ana delightful aromatic fragrance tn ths
ou.n snd breath; 10 recommended and used by nr
issssna, men daily, among them Drs Pleasant. s S
munds Hudson, Hancock, DC, of this citv W. 20
and retail By e' anu Wnoiesale
;. GEO DowDEN, Drussht aud chemis
Broad st., Richmond. Va.
9Y siks--Siiks..The subscriber .re f.,
receipt OF splendid line Of rich DRESS SILKS
eompnnns tee newest styles out this season, to which
tnsy respectfully invite the att ention Of thai I.d;
SUI Robes Volsnt, superb quality Chine 4 rn,d
Silks superb quality Saline Csariiis r;ch sp;.,
striped, rich Poulte dc Sole ''o" Ss'ih'
&c l5-i2t Ios - nno,
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1000 BOXES FRENCH WINDOW
IUUU GLASS-compisipg single and double
thick and the superior white Crystal Glass, IN ele-
CANT assortment in store and for sails BY
WIN. 1ATrLER. l42 Main St.
se l6 below Exchange Bsak.
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mem.
ENTAIL
ccessful
ction of
ability
Isure in
' eby cor
al anna
rom the
e Octo-
Tub per-
ned and
ROOFS,
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kffA'...
Inner Per.
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4 biades.
beautiful
Wholesale
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1--WE DOLLARS REWAhD.--A small

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4 AND WARkANTs.-l wish TO purchase,
i to fiI an order United States Bounty Land War
rsnts issued for military services in the war OF 1917
"n' VIII P"' 'Ao GEORGE BAGBY,
s1n. 18th st. over G. r. Peake's.
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ElKs

RRs,
bod, com.
Ind ivory
eether 90
|he coun-
tfullyin.
ng their
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NEW FALL AND WHIT ~ DhY
~ G0ODS.-The subscriber IL daily receiving q
his old stand large stock Of sessonsble Dry GOODS
He 10 satisfied with small pro6ts. call from bis Old
friends and the public generally = earnestly solicited
JOSEPH G. REDWOOD,
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NTOTICE.-The OAK WOOD CMmkTk.
IN ny il laid OF In sections. and are tor sale. Any
one wishing to purchase, sRIly to,o,c AL.
"a 2l-ts JOHN kEDroSU, SUP
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VALUABLE GKOCERV STOpE avn
~, DSMasiELLlNG: ON CORNER OF CARY AND
~ hsa IA sfhEE ITS FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil
De soio on IuEsDAY, the I'D Sept, 1856, on the
PREMISES commencing at a o'clock, the new thres
story Brick store and Dwelling, located a. .bovs
nov or rsesnty IN the occupancy OF Mr. B. Dcimss
- "a adapted to grocery store and il con-
une-fourth cash; balance at 4. and 70
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added ,scursd
by trust decd. ss'Ufeo
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-08
FOYER DOMESTIQUE.
LES pLA1NTEs Du PETIT ENFANT.

Maintenans, Ie suppose que. parce que vous ne
m'avez amais WI faire aGtre chose que manger ct
dornir, vous nenssz que Iai bien du bon temps,
que je suis tres heureux. Permettez-moi de vous
dire que vos vous srompeZ ct que le suis tournaen-
te presque jusau'a la mort quoiqae ie men disc ja
mais rien. Aimeriez-yous beaucoup que, chaque
naatin. on vous ayat lie neg en- voua lie retroussant
ct presque Ell vous Farrachant? Aimeriez-yous
beaucnup que l. matin, en- vous habillant, on yous
passat une eptngle travers Ia peau ct qu'on vous
aissat dams Get etat usqaa qu'on vous deshabil.
lat lie soir2 Aimeriez.vous qu'on vous tint 81 pres
du feu que yeux fussent pres de fondre, PEN
dant que votre donrTice iirait un roman 7 Aime.
rieZ-vouS beaaconp qu'une CROSSE mouche De posat
votre neg, sans quill vOus fat possible de Zen
chaser avec totre petite main potelee Aimeriez.
vous beaucoup etge laisse seuI dams une chambre
pour y dorrnir, ct qusuna crosse minctta sautat
dans votre bsrceau ct y asst vous regardant fxe-
uent avec ses grands yeux girls, lusqu'a ce que
vous fussez tout tremblanta Aimeriez-vous beau
coup avancer votTe main pour saisir cette belle
Ell brante chandele ct de trouver qu'elle est tout
aa bout de la chambre, au lieu detre d cote do
vous II Aimeriez- vous beaucoupa vous latiguer
vous trainer sur le tapis ponr ramasser uR beau
boutoh ou uae epingie, ct vous la Voir enleyer
aussit8t que vons commenceZ JOUR du pfaisir de
la posseder Je vous dis que c'est ID plus quill ne
faut pour CATER le caractere dun petit enfant.
Aimeriezsyonsab beancoupa D voir votre mere res
ter une partie de piaisrjusqu'a ce que vous fus-
siez aussi atame que le petit de la iionne, etrs
laisse la uierci dune nenrrice, qui vous secoue
dams tous les sens jnsuua ee que tous les os yous
fassent NAL
Aimerez4yous beaucoup, lorsqne votre mere vous
ahabiiie ct mis- bien beau pour vous faire aller
prendfe Pair passer Rapres-midi avec avotre
bonnie dams quelque cuisine entunee, pendant
qaelle cauuette avec nne de ses amiesa Aimeriez-
vous beaucoap vous Voir chatouiiler les peds par
tous les enfsnts qui vsuIent toute force vor les
pieds dupoupona Aimariaz-vous beaucoup res
sentir une grande douleur sous votre tablier ct
entendre chacun yous app@ler @unp petit mechant,n
lorsque vous ne pouvez parler pour dire ce que
vous aver Aimeriez-vons beaucoup vous trail
ner iusqu'au haut do Psscalier, 4seulement pour
voir ua pen ct tannber du haut en- bas, ia sete Ia
oh Jie puis yone lie dire. ce nest pas IN eu de-
tre pstit snfant Nous avoHs les idSes le plus BIZ
zarres; et 81 nous essayons devner quelque chose,
nous somnes SGrs de nous casser Ia tete dams PEN
trepriss Cela est bien p6nible pour unpeupon qui
du sentiaaeae qui haze de tout connaStre ct qui
ne peuf attendre gull soft grand. - FanHy Fern.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-08
CALIFORNIA.

Nous puisons dans les journaux de Sar
Francisco, arrives ayant hier, les fats sui
wants @Rs
pRoGREs DE La CIVILIZATION CHEZ LES
INDIENs.-Les Indiens nous sont redevables
de beaucoup dc felicites don't lis avaient pas
meme pidee. C'est de nous qu'ils ont appris
i deguster le whiskey ct enrouver les efets
de la petite verole. Dependant, il est vrai
de dire que, malgre celia, il en- existe encore
IN certain nombre. Nous apprenons aujour-
d'hui, sans surpris, que le sentiment du point
d'honneur Sc propage rapidement. L'insti-
tuition du duel commence jeter dams leurs
tribus ses fscoDdes racines, ce qui promet de
eontribuer reimbursement de la race
LIE Volcano Ledger racon:e avec details
une affaire dhonneur qui amene sur le ter
rain deux eourtois terrassiers, dorigine in
dienne, lesquels ont vide leur diferend les
armes a la main ct scion les regles les plus
vigoureuses du code du duel. Les deux
champions ont dedaigne lusage du rife
auarante pas. LIE revolver douze pas, avec
Iaculte de marcher Pun sur pautre ct de tirer
d volonte, nj leur pas souri, davantage. Sc
souyenant qu'ils appartiennent une lignee
de guerriers, lis ont donne la preference aux
feches, ce qui leur a paru moins meurtrier,
rnais plus raisonable.i lis etaient assistes de
leurs temoins, bons aiais de Ia bouteille.
Quelques Aeches surent echangees; les
deux gentlemen dc haute voice en- furent at
teiuts ct legerement blesses; ce que voyant,
les temoins declarerent s,tisfaites les exigen-
ces du point d'honneur, ct emmenerent les
adversaires au cabaret La, CONNIE de vrais
chevaliers, .oubliant leur rancune apres lie
combat, lis schangsrent de cordiales poignees
de main ct cimentereut leur reconciliation a
l'aide dun bon dejeuner convenablement ar
rose de tafia. Voilaj on nous ny entendons
rien, des signes non equivoques que les In
diens sout en- plein dams la vote de la civili-
sation. Qaelles autres connaissances utiles
pourrionssnous bien aeur transmettre pour
faire suite ct profter de leur bonne volonte.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-08

FRANKLIN PRETEUR D'ARGENT- lie eelebre Fran
kiln nous doune, dams Ia lettre sui7ante, rexemple
dune sage ct ingenieuse charite:
Je vous envoie ci;jointe une lettre de change de
10 louis. Je ne pretends pes vous donner cette
somme je vous la prete settlement. Lorsque vous
retournerez dams votra pays vous rcuyerez suremen
oueoue occupation oui vous mettra bient5t en- 6tat
de payer vos dstes. Alors 81 vous trouvez un hom-
me dams la position on vous 6tes apjourd'hui, vous
me paierez lu prGtant 10 louis sous 10 condition
de s'acquitter un jour de la meme manere. Jespere
qus passeront ainsi dams beaucoup de mains, aVant
de sarr6ter dams celes dun fripon. Cest Ia une de
mes inventions pour faire beaucoup de bien avee
peu d'argent Je ne suis pas assez richie pour de,
perser beaucoup en- BONES oeuvres il aut done que
e mindustrie pour tirer le meleur part possible de
mes petits moyens. Votre ami,
B. FRANXLlW.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-08

~n quelques jours, un individu SC
presente chez un epicier du Marais :" Qua.
tire livres de melasse, sill vous plait." L'epi.
cier prend sa cruche de liquide gluant "Mais
oh est votre pot, votre bouteille, n'importe
quoi, enfn, pour la METRE ?'' dit il a l'ache.
teur qui lui presenta son ehapeau. "Ras.
snrez-vous, c'est un pari," repondit Pautre
Puts il jeta immediatenent une piece de
fr. sur le compton. L'epicier, complement
rassure, rit beaucoup ct s'executa. Posses.
seur de sa melasse, lacheteur prize repicier
de ne lui rendre que des pieces de so cent?.
mes. Pour satisfaire Get autre desir, lepi.
eier tire de son compton sa sebile la mon.
naie; mais au meme instant il Sc trouve
coife du chapeau, ct le liquide sucre lui de.
robe enforcement Ia vue. Quand il put enfn
y voir clair. Ia monnaie, les 3 fr. ct lie voleur,
tout await disparu.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-08
ELECTION DE MARDI DERNIER.


Comme Pannee passee, lie peuple de St.
Landry s'est prononce en- favour de la Demo-
cratic par 296 voix de majorite, CONNIE on
le vera par les retours oficiels que nous
donnons plus loin. Dependant, nous devons
aVouer que nous avons perdu atpe voix, car
en- Novembre dernier nous Temperatures par
297 voix de majorite.
Nous n'avons rien q ajouter a ce resultat
C'est ce que nous attentions, ct dorenavant
on pourra bien Sc convaincre que quoique
nos adversaires puissent faire, lis ne pourront
janais diminuer cette majorite nous pensons
au contraire, qu'elle augmentera rapidement
toutes les elections.
Nous sommes heureux, en- meme temps,
de pouvoir announcer que l'election etc con-
duite, dun cote ct de rautre, dams un esprit
conciliateur, ct que MULE querelle, MULE diff
fculte, ne sont survenues MULE part, pour
troubler la paix ct la bonne harmonic ce
jour-la. - @
LIE vote etc plus eleve encore, a cette
election, quill ne Ia etc avant On rccueili
mardi dernier, 1910 voix: c'est 81 de plus
que fannee passee.
lie lecteur vera que certains quarters Sc
sont distingues par Punanimite avec Iaquelle
lis ont vote. Ainsi, on volt que la Vieille
Grande Prairie donne 81 voix Fillmore
ct pas une a Buchanan, tandis que la Pointe
aux Loups donne SO yoix d Buchanan ct
pas une a Fillmore. Ce sont presque les
deux extremes Nord ct Sud de la Paroisse