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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

BAcox-The demand for bacon is steady and prices 6r
There is however but little coming in. We quote from
wagons at 12c per lb for shoulders ID for hams 14c
for clear sides.
LARD-In demand, but offering. Would sell readily
at 155[916c per lb.
FIouR-The stock on hand is very light, and mostly Of
Missouri and Illinois, Tennessee Mills, being generally out
Of wheat are doing nothing We quote at Sc 5O9$s so
per Dbl.
MEALS selling from wagons at SOC per bushel.
GRAx-No wheat in market. Corn is generally held at
755BsOc per bushel holders trying to get 9Oc
retailers ask high as 81 per bushe.
BUrrER-stn commands 2C@25c per h., though the ten
dency of prices is downward
EGGs-Are selling at Sc per dozen.
Sr-No change Barrel held at BIC per bushe coarse
sack II 50; fine 81 IS.
per ID.
WHsKEY-Bountiful supply on hand 1t is still selling at
S0932c per gallon, for rectifed.
GRocgRs-The trade has been dull this week. We have
no change in prices to except in Moasses which has
slightly improved We quote at 1O072c per gallon for
common New Orleans, and s09sJc for Sugar House.
NAns-Have advanced figure. Ten pennies are now
worth 81 per keg.
HmEs-No change in prices-fair demand.
LsATHER-We contnne former quotations for all descrp-
tions Some qualities Of oak SOLE however, are selling at
Csc per Id.
CHeEsE-English Dairy is selling at 15916c per ID.
For the prices of other articles refer to our Prices
Current The reader will bear in mind that the quotations
for provisions produce the wholesale buying prices
when not otherwise stated whilst the quotations for gro
ceries drugs, &C. the wholesale selling pricesl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
EXCHANGE
LAND WARRANTS
FLOUR, FLOUR.

6AO B AGS Michigan Poiatoes to arrive by steamer
OUO Princess the finest that have been in market this
season, and will be sold low in lots.
Nashville, May 90, 1851. SMITH, LOVE co.
FLOUR, FLOUR.
SOO BBLs and 800 bags Of Extra Family Flour, In
OOO store and for sale at QUICK &MEADS,
kmay22 No. II South College street.
POTATOES.
100 BUSHELS Prime Potatoes In store and for sale
lOO by QUICK MEAD,
mAy2S No. IL South College st.
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WIN. SIMMONS

HARPKSFER AND BUILDER, respectfully annoauees %
~ the ctIsns 81 hAShve that he l. nOs located % shs
corner 81 Chueeh and sammer stress opposite The
cloud Hotel where he prepared sHecste All h ms Of
csFpsnter'k and ioners WORT. Doors sash aad 6nda.
stair Cases, 6hou cAse4 Oncs DEkf, Fting up slores
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IN ORDERING TICKETS

Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by rst nall
Purchasers have tickets ending in any hgure they
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent pur
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers win please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post once, county and State.
az Remember thaievery Prize is3raEn, and PayableiD
fall without deduction.
EBAn Prizes Of8 900 and under, paid Immediately afts
the drAwng-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga,
s. SWAN CO., Montgomery, Ala,
or T. sTEMsTIEN, AGENT,
Box No. 3. Nashville p. o.
~ list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the prize has each entitled 10, viii
published after every drawing IN the following papers,
New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston Standard,
Nashville Gazette, Atlantis Intelgencer, New York Weekly
Day Book Savannah Morning News and Richmond Dis
patch. Nay zo-u
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Notice 40 Transient Advertisers.

transient advertisements in this paper, must be pad
Tor at the time they are handed inotherwse they vii!
be inherited Transient JOB Work must be paid for deli
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04

WooDs's MUsEUM-Has arrived in this city, and
will be open for exhibition, over Beechs store this
evening. Among the phenomena which be pro-
poses to exhibit is Bearded Lady, and her son,
pair of whiskers. A young lady, the American
GainteSs, 8 feet high and weighing $50 pounds
also tho smallest woman in the world, only 30
inches high. Our citizens will not fail to refer TO
the advertisement, nor neglect to pa7 visit to
these curiosites
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04

rX- Maj. G. A. HENRE arrived in this city yes
tsrday, and, in company with Maj. A. j. DoNELsON,
lef. in the evening train for Memphis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04

I HAVE gOoi lot Of NEGROES hand, among them
there several goo5 cooks, good bAct smith, good
brick mason, several good families; all Of which
ious to SELL and viii sell them low.
may23 r W. PORTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The two preceding and two succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the first ~ Prizes will be entitled the as Approx
mation Prizes. Por example: II Ticket No. 1850 draws
the 100000 prize, those tickets numbered 1925, 1249
1881, 1882 will each be entitled S12s II Ticket No.
$50 draws the $50 600 prize, those tickets numbered 5
549 $751; $50, win be entitled t2O0 and
coTding 10 the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
asst figure OF the Number that draws the 100000 Prize.
For example, II the Number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No then all the Tickets where the number ends in
win be entitled to eco. the Number ends with No 2,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled 10 $50, and to 0.
Certificates OF Packages viii be sold at the following rates.
Sr,is - :, p..,.x. - IN VIII. 7t.k.,. asa
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Land Warran Is.
From the clearinghouse of William T. smithso

(From the clearinghouse of William T. smithson)
WASHINGTON May 29th, 1851
The market much less active to-day than
II has been for some past and have note de-
cline of two or three per in prices Apprehen
sons are entertained that prices will down still lower
but we would encourage the opinion from careful
survey past events and sudden fluctuations In the mar
ket that the market will become much buoyant, and
rates better the Of few weeks Holders Of
warrants should not be in a hurry to sell.
We give the following figures indicating the prices
paid in our market to-day:
Buying 100 warrants, at. 95 cents per acre.
3d.. .do............. 30 ....-...do
120. do. ......... W ........do
g.. do. ....$1l0........
Va scrip, 1 U6 do
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TYree Springs.

TT,uE snhscFibsr has sassd ths deghuai e.AesAmsnt
49, SER of ysars ard has pat 4 In gaod Iepar FAR
a.hea nnd redsfs1 thFoaEhoati provided ekecnrnt
-, ~ ra.ir ss q eeoks and seFvaata and dutarmia q
IA 80 Il hi naaner cretiAtle % himsed anG softhF q
- rahle oatronarr VIA be opened ne pabs On fse
AIRS 81 Jane. TyFss s 80 ss knewn 70 nssd 9srczlar
d.srrpsioa- J nosaRR.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
To pr npAUN
EACH SATURDAY IN JUN
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
3,3O5 prizes amounngto.. 900
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves S. Quarters $3.50


The Numbers from Ito 0OO corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of
encrced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The hrst 25I Przes similarly printed and encreled,
placed In another Wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and the time prize
Is drawn nom the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation Is repeated
until al the prizes are drawn out
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
RnT aEnER
For Sale.
Negroes for Sale.

A LIKELY WOMAN, SO years old. she Is q good wash
n and ironer and a nice cook. Said Woman would
be exchanged for property In Edgeaeh.
may23-d2w R W. PORTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTEREISI
MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN,
CAPITAL PRIZE S6O,OOO!!
Tickets only $40!

Owing TO the great favor with which Single Number
Lotteries have been received bY the public and the large
demand for Tickets the Managers, s. SWAN CO., viii
have drawing each Saturday throughout the year The
following Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries
for June, 1851.
lCLAsS SO,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgian public on
SATURDAY. JUNE 6th, 1851.
CLASS 40,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY., JUNE 18Th, 1851.
CLASS Al,
To be drawn in the City NJ Atlanta Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, JUNE Goth, 1851.
CLASS 40,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlantis, Georgia Ia public
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1857, on the Plan OF
SINGLE NUMBERS!
g, sos AEES
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA. June !, 1857.
BAcoN-The transactions in Bacon during the past week
have been lghhoders looking forward TO higher rates
Total for the week amount to about % O pounds
at quotations stock on hand, about 100000 lbs.
Hog round % D.............. l4H "a 10
Hams % b ........ ........... ii
Sides, q Observation-Disclosures. Is "a Is
Shoulders, p d ....... ........ IS "a 13X
FLoUR-Saes for the week have reached only about 400
SACKS at from $375A The stock hand may be stated
at about 2)O sacks, or its equivalent.
CORN-1hs article is very scarcehardy equal to the
demand The sales of the week amount to 600 bushels
at from $I159Sl.2O. The stock hand about 1900
bushels
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
Decision Of the Committee upon the trial of Reap
erS and HO0erS.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RECTIFIERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GR0CERS.
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S
Flavorings 10 Produce at Moments Notice every
desired Liquor.
The undersigned has lately great Improvements In
this Drarch II business The faYoTng put up pack
o. TO- ami 30 Gallons and require but The addition
Of Pure spirit ethe i 4th proof ard Liquors. such
Cognac either dark pale, Holland and kngish Gin Ja'
maica ana ST CTUN Kun, MonongaheA Bourbon sh and
scotch whisky Apple, Peach, Cherry aud Rasbsuy
Brand, Port and MRde Wines viii be instantly produced
IL requires H. bat addition q good spirit cay 30
gallons 10 esrhganon II The respective FAyorng.
1h best COsnac OIL greea yellow gnd white, warranted
genuine loW any ether Importer ehages for The
spective quality.
Essences Of every Liquor. EHtract Of CognAe n Of
when produces zoo salons q Cognac.
Raw WHISKY may BY Dr. Fs and body preparation be
made smooth aud with hut n ng expense.
The prices 81 favorngs extremely moderate, and al
reeiions In fdll supplied by
DR. LEWIs FEUCHT gANdER.
CAeHaist and Importer Of Drugs ESseRtLaI OS and No
tall, Da0Herrsotgps Gnd PAofograpic GAeAfo0A.
NO. I43 Walden LaIne, New York
April 1l-6m lAwdV.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04

ft0LoRED s1HIHrs.-Jusi rscslvsa aas
~ sottnanr u ceoged shEta, hsasl Eiys. aad A. saEt
saARsess- haEi , 4. asslAL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
Manny'S Celebrated
COMBINED REAPING AND MOVING MACHINES

OOWOiNLU llLHl H'O INV UiO"lN UtHOiUNLO
the great Indiana State Trial Of Reapers Movers
"a June 90, ~ 2S 1856 at Richmond under the direc
Of the State Committee, the First Pemiu Of $4,000
Silver Pitcher awarded TO the Nanny Machine for doing
its work the best and for being the best combined Machine
In competition at the trial twelve her kinds OF Har
vestiug Machines among those ally to the test in
the field by the committee the Atkins Self Raker,
New York Se-Raker, Mann Sons Indiana Self Raker,
Massachusetts Self Raker Danheids Combined Machine,
Hand Raker, New York Hand BAKER, DeE Duh ANS
HandRaker and the KentucS Harvester Combined These
were all, with one exception, tombiued Machines There
also several other XII nds Of Machines trial against
the Nanny Machine The trial lasted through three days.
aud the NANNY Ma chine triumphant IN the field
First Premium has also bee awarded the Nanny Machine
a mower, the Kentucky Harvester cOnsentng.
Decision Of the Committee upon the trial of Reap
erS aud 4RoWerS.
We the undersigned a committee appointed the Ag-
Ticuura Bureau OF Tennessee 10 examine and test Now
ing Machines aud report the the Bureau its
next meeting in execution Of said trust appointed Thurs
day, June 9TH 70 test the i've different Mowers entered
viz: Manny's Combined Reaper and Mover; Mauns Self
Raking Reaper and Mower combined; Ketchum's Mower
Atkins Self Raking Reaper and Mower combined, and
DetE Dunham's Kan Power Resper and MoWer.
Wednesday, June In, appointed the Reap
that entered as follows
Manny's Reaper New-York Hand baking Reaper, MAnn's
SelfRAkng Reaper, and the NewYork Self Rakng Reaper
In the result Of our Judgment the award given Man
ny's, AS the best Comb ned Machine
Y. 5. PICKARD,
}. o. HARRIS.
J. NJ. KNIGHT SCommlttee.
W. O.. HANDING,
Y. K. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED AT
JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Price, Two Horse Machine $3.50 Horse Machine s1sO.
ID. +. CHEATHAM,
apr2s General Agent for the State.
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A WORD TO THE WISE !

IF OF
wish to be
HEALTHY and
sTRoEs during
the summer,
go at once and
get some Of
MIRAN's
CELEBRATED
STRENGTHKsIEG
CORDIAL AND
BLOOD PuRIFI
KR- Il Is the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-04
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

A. NELSON, Secretary.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-06-13
AVIS AU PUBLIC.

"a E public est par lie present averti de ne
- pas recevoir en- Placement gu negocier
les deux obligations oi-dessous decrites. atten-
du que la consideration pour laquelle elles
ont etc donnees failli ct que le soussigne
ne les paiera pas sans y etre force par les
tribunaux. ...
Une obligation datee lie Mars 1857. de
la somme de deux cents piastres, payable a
lordre de NJ. Hilaire. Bordelon, dams tout le
mois de Mars proclaim 1858, ct portant inte-
ret pour cent par an, a compter de Pc
cheance.
Une autre obligation portant la meme
date, de la meme somme, payable l'ordre
du meme, dams tout Mars suivant, 1859, avec
lie meme interet.
Ces deux obligations sont souscrites par le
soussigne ct Jean Louis S. Fontenot CONNIE
caution solidaire, ct marques Ne T1rsatur,
par JOHN f. Morrogh. Notaire Public.
PIERRE LAFLEUR.
ST. Landry, Is Mei, l857.--Im
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DELIBERATIONS DU CoNsE1L De VILE DEs
OPELoUsAs.

OPELOUSAS.
Sdnaedi 6 JUN, l857.-Le Conseil s'assemble con-
toFmement Fajouruement Present MN. Harris,
president 3 3 Av!, HaTdy, Afoore ct e FFthUu1psUu-
Absent NM. King ct Perrault.
Tn compte de F. A. King, pour du bos ETC., Sc
montant quatre vingt-treize piastres ct soxante-
dix cents, est approuve ct ordre est donne de lie
payer en- un warrant ordnaire.
Divers complies d'Andre Meynier, pour frais de
magstrat, Sc montant douzs piastres ct cinguante
cents sont renvoyes pour 6re detailes ct precises
Tn compte de P. L. Hebrard Il CO., pour une
prescription donnee en- 1854 Sc montant une pias-
tire, ct compte de L. l.. Boutte, pour frais de
Constable, montant trois piastres, sont reetss
Sur motion de u. Hardy,
R6so!u Que la cinquieme resolution pass6e Ias-
semblee du Copseii, le Mai 1857, soft amend6e de
maniese ! lire corme suit: Que la weave Charles
Deyiiers soft eoptinuGe la liste des indigents
pour lie meme montant qui lui 6tait alloue pannGe
dernere; cest-a dire, cent viugt piastres, payabes
mensue.iemeat par warrant sur lie Tresorier."
Sur motion de II. Thompson, un warrant de Gin
quante piasttes est issu favour d'Alf Livingston
en- compensation de services rendus CONNIE GrefIier,
durant lie premier triniestre de rannee courante
Et lie Conseil sajourne.
JONATHAN HARRIS, President
ALF LIVINGSTON Secretaire
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-06-13

UN TaesoR On nous dit que deux indi-
vidus, manis des Instructions eerites dun des
anciens compagnons de Laffitte, ont reussi a
deeduvrir un tresor cache par lui en- 1911
dams Tile des Pacaniers. non loin de Ia RI
Were Mermento. Celai de qui nous lemons
ces renseignementsa d WI l'endroit Oh le lnagot
etait cache, ct meme Ill s'etait rendu snr les
Eeux pour commence des explorations. LIE
rnortel heureux qui ! mis- ID main sur les
s22. 900 etait avant q troaraille an pauTre
diable trsvaillant an joar le jour Depuis
lors. ls'est achete une fort belle propriete !;
il Wit bien ct aide ses parents Maisil per-
siste . dire quill ma pas trcave de tresor.
(MatioaanL de pLaouensnes)
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Somrccs be Deaoer GreeN

La soussignee Phonneur dan.
noncer au public qu'elle est tou.
s:s:s jours Directrice de Get 6tablisse-
A& ment, ct qu'elle sera prete l'ou-
vrir le Ter Juin, pour Ia reception des yisi-
teurs qui voudront hien l'honorer de leur
confance. Ces Sources Sc trouvent i environ
80 miles des Opelousas. ct s miles de
Chicot. On pourra touiours Sc procurer des
voitures SOFT aux Opelousas, soft Washing.
ton pour sly faire transporter.
La situation est une des plus saines de
TEtat, etant au milieu dune charmante pi.
mere, don't lie terrain roulant ct accidentA
fatte la vue ct egaie phumeur. Les eaux
possedent cinq difeaentes qualities minerales
generasement reconnues ct souvent consta-
tees. La peche ct L. chasse sont proximite
ct en- abundance.
La table sera toupurs fournie des NETS les
plus substantiels ct les plus delicats possible.
ct lesvins ct les boiesons seront de preuliere
qualite.
Pension ct logement par meis, S3 90.
:" par jour, 80
Enfaus ct donestiques. rnoitie prix.
Chevaux, par Jour, so
RACHEL GRADENIGO,
1 Dtyeceslcs.
opelousas, so Mai. 1857.
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Lat de unltinlier les sangsues fait USAGE au.

Part de muitip!ier les sangsues Ialt usage au-
jourd'hui DUN proc6de qui conSlste liVrer pa
tuTe ces anu6lldes des chevaux vIvarts qu'on
force penetrer dams leuc marrais. Au bruit que
ces arimaux font dams i'eau, a Febran!ement du
! sol, les sangsues comprennent que leur domaine
s'est inroduit une proie vivante. Ansslt6t elIes
sortent de leur retraite on les volt accourir Ia
curee precipiter sur les arnbes de eurs vctlmes,
sly attacher. sy gorger, ct, crosses ct petltes sly
succeder interruptions tant que Ialsse lie che
val livre leur sanguinare avdte.
LIE sieur Lanque, ancien pharmacien Vou'ant
etabr a peu de distance de Paris un maErals a
sangsues, await trouve petit village de Montlgny
fanfare les conditions qfil cherchait. IL await
achete un cheval tare ct inhrme. ct II chargealt
son fls, age de treize ans, de condure anlual aux
sangsues. Ii y queques joars> lie jeune garcon
partit CONNIE dhabitude, pour s'acquitter lie cette
tonction. Une heure aples son depart, on Wit reve
mir lie cheva tout sangant ct ayant les jambes cou-
vertes d'annedes Lenfant ne paraissant pas, on
petsa qu'un accident 6tait arrive ct on courrut au
marais.
Dams un endroit Oh Peau fangeuse etait teinte de
sang, apereut lie enne Lanquie faisant de fables
ct vans efforts pour sortir de Ia vase dams laquele
il etait entonce. Les sangsues s'etaent attaches
lul d'autant plus aiseunent quill n'avat qaun PAN
talon de to!le tres large caeGon ct sans bas.
Les cris que ietait Fentant n'ava!ent pas etc en-
tendus cause de fheure matinale, ct personne
etat venu son secours. On ignore comment
II etait tombe dams le nlarals On suppose quiz
await etc entraine par le cheval devenu lndoclle.
Quoi qu'! en- soft, aibesse etat telle, par suite
de pepulsement de son sang, gull ne put pronon-
Ger que queiques mots ct perdlt connalssance Ious
les soins quon Iu prodigua turent lnutias ct dams
lie cours de Ia journ6e il rendit lie dernier souplr.
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spIRITUALISME.
MANIFESTATIONS pHrsrouEs.

La einquieme livraison du Spsritua1iste
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans Went de paraitre
Ellie renferme une reponse au journal reli.
gieux dc notre vile ct diverses communica.
tions eerites par des mediums Nous trouvons
dams les dernieres pages plusieurs recits de
manifestations physiques bien plus meryeil-
1euses que celles que NJ. Hume provoquees
d Paris ct qui ont eu tant de reimbursement
dams cette eapitale de Europe Entire autres
fats etranges, NJ. VIM NJ. Lanning, de Bal
timore. raconte ce qui suit dams une lettre
quill ecrite au DIR FL. T. Gardner de Boston.
ct que les journaux du Nord ont reproduite !:
:" Mon cher ami... Vous vous rappellerez
peut-etre qu'apres vous ayoir entendu ra-
conter ee qui await lieu dams la mutt que vous
aviez passee avec lui M Redman. de Bos-
toni d Washington, j'exprimai le desir de
voir quelques-unes de ces manifestations, ct
i'obtins, non sans peine, de passer une mutt
aveo ce medium, avant quill sen retournat.
JIG ne m arretai point son apparente indif.
ference. ct dimanche au soir, 20 avril, je
m'installai chez lui pour la mutt.
II ~ quelques annees, alors que je
n'etais pas encore un adepte de, la nouyelle
philosophie, javais invite un d. Savage, me-
dium pour les manifestations physiques, ct
Goodall. acteur qui promettait beaucoup ct
que ie connaissais depuis son enhance, pas
ser une mutt ayec moi pour etre temoiis des
etranges phenomenes que l'on disait Sc pro-
duire. la mutt, en- presence de M. Savage
Rien de remarquable dependant ne s'ofrit en-
cette occasion, 81 ce nest que quelques bruits
Sc frent entendre sur les murs. le plaDeher.
etc, au moment on nous nous coaehames
Je me lcvai. le matin. ct, tout en- m habillant
l'idee me vint de louer un tour Goodall qui,
alors. dormait profondement. ainsi que sa-
vage. Pour celia, je me glissai sous son lit, ct
ID mis- afrapper sur le plancher, les pieds ct
nj 5tes dn liz Cea bruits reveilierent bien-
81 aeEla. qui s'assit dams le lit ct Sc nit d
|lIs ee a, 4 croyait etre un esprit ct,
aanansle que les coups fussent
sndroits. ce que je fs ayec
III mais apparemment
At On temoigna sa