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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

NIRGINiA-rhe Democrats have called
their State Convention at Petersburgh, on
the frs, Of December 4 Governor is 10
bc nominated this tail. although the cleo lou
does not take place TIL uelt spring. There
are four candidates for the nomination
Messrs. LgtcuEs, F,ULS>sR, UorSINs and
EDavSDsoS. all members OF the present
Congress. oi these the first two are the
mos, prominent, Mr. LsrcHsH being Sena-
tor iiu>rSs's candidate, and Mr. FAuLSSEs
Gov WisE's. The struggle Is between the
respective adhernts Of these well known
politicians
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

Tnx Kansas papers, with singular unan::
unity. arr filed with the praises Of Gov:
psSvrS lie seems 10 have been singularly
popular with all parties, for Of one act only
do they complain, and Of tha, all complain
with good show Of justice, and that is bis
ra,gnaiIon. Those who knew the man be-
fore he vent there. are not in the least dis.
appointed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11
Ntaasssta vatS,r.lty.

We are informed that the Regents OF the
University Of Minnesota, a, their las, meet
Ing, have elected the Rev T.. n. NsrlL
Chancellor OF that institution, This is a
merited compliment 10 Mr. NsIus zeal in
the caas Of education, and an appointment,
Tor which he Is emipenty qualified,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11
wAsHINGroS UNION PLEASE COPY.
4 Powerful Party.

The great National Democratic party OF
lIllnols-suppor,ei by the Washington Ua.
ron, and having the glory of such outside
leaders as J. Clancy Jones, Howell Cobb.
Jesse Il. Bright, John slidell. Daniel 5.
Dickinson, William Bigier. and one Clayton
OF the Treasury Department, with ali the
aids Of the federal money, and federal Office
holders, pollci IN the city OF Chicago the
enormous number of votes. viz:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

viction, that II bis Heavenly Father had
quietly taken the President 10 himself du-
ring the summer Of 1857, il would have
been better for his political reputation, for
the country, and for the Democratic party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

Ov Course. A telegraph despatch dated
New York, says that last winter, resolu-
ton opposing the admission OF Kansas with
the Iecompton Constitution, or any Con.
stitutior not approved by majority of the
people Of the Territory, was introduced into
the New York Assembly. All the Demo.
Gratis present voted against, and all the Re
publIcans and Americans in favor OF the
resolution. 1t il a singular feature Of the
present campaign, that outside Of the city Of
New York, every Democra, who opposed
the resolution was u candidate for re election.
They all-ten in number. suffered defea,
while every Republican and American voting
for il, aud candidate for reelection. is
successful.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11
81 siS'Rs
-CS,odgo TINS.

Wrare at las, in the reception OF the full
official returns Of the election held in Indi-
ana on The 18th Of October last. The fol-
loving are the majorities OF the State off.
cers elect, all Of them being Democrats
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

lsPRIsoSxESr FOR DkBr IN ESGLAxp.-
During the year 1856, upwards Of eleven
thousand males and six hundred females
were imprisoned for debt 10 England. A
few weeks since, two men, who had been &C.
cupants Of debtors prisons for eleven and
si1 years respectively, were discharged from
custody The former vas eighty -four years
Of age
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-11

The ELECTION AT SUPERIss.-We have
received the full returns from Douglas coun.
ty, Wisconsin. For Congressman the vote
stands:
n"ui"e .''r'-'.'... .-........ ..4s
'NN"''''"-s'.. .s......s.s.........t -
For member Of the State Assembly, N.
W. McCracken Dem, received 81 votes,
and N. 5. Gibson So The entire Demo
cratic county ticket is elected
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

AMusrMrsrs-AcGd,my of Music.-Ndlle. Picco-
lcmni has made her appearance in opera four times
during the past week TO excellent houses
rg two nights of the four very inclemen and as'
favorable to FIJI dress. She reappears this evening,
for the first time in II Trovatore" ss Leonora-
Madame DApgr sustaining the character of Azucena,
Signor Stefan Maurice, and Sgnor Florenzs making
his first appearance in this country the Count The
management announce Madame Gazzanga for Friday
nilht.
NiJlGs.-Mr Bourcicaults new drama, the Pope
Of Roue,' will be repeated this evening and every
evening this week excepting Wednesday, when Jessie
Brown will be temporarily revived. On Tuesiay
evening after the performance, rather novel feature
at this house will be introduced in the shape Of the s!
horse Ethan Allen, who will be exhibited, a. saith the
l, at the request Of many kind and influential pat
irons of the Garden Mr. Maddocks, whose style
was so oijectonably obstreperous at first has become
more accustomed to the size Of the house. and has dis
covered that to be heard he does not need to out
Herod Herod In his passions. He has moderated his
efforts, and proves to be very sensible and useful
actor.
L3uro Kans's Tkedter.-" Our American Cousin,"
who seems to have had successful reception during
the past week, will remain at this house for an inde-
finite period at leaAt 20 long his presence s deslr-
able. The aaerPiece this evening Is the Obstinate
Fs;ni!y.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

the age tf II. To every I, 900 persons, one only
reaches 100 year.. To every 100 only six reach 10
years and not more than in 800 will reach 20
years. There are the earth 600 900 O00 Of in
t.hitants. 6fthese % 10. 100 die every year q s2i
die every day; $50 every hour ana nor 'h'en'r
every second. These osses are about BALANCED
by equal number Of births. The married are longer
lived than the single; and above all, those who OBJ
sober and industrious conduct. Tall men i've
longer than short ones. Women have more chances
Of life previous to the age of 80 years than men, but
fewer AFTER The number Of marriages il in the pro-
portion Of 76 TO 100. Marriages more frequent
after the equincxes that IT, during the months Of June
and December. Those born in Spring are generally
robust than others. Births and deaths are more
frequent by night than by day. Number OF men capa-
bic Of bearing arms il one-iOurth OF the popuiauoh.
DEcLIsg OF THE FRTEsDs.-One hundred ana my
MSS have been received in England, in competition
for the two prizes of 100 guneas aad oO guneas on
The Decline Of the Society of Friends. The essays
thus sent in are very varied in character quality and
length. Several of them are from America.
The Government horses and mules sold at Fort
Lesvenworth few days ago brought prices ranging
from a5 to $50 each. AL these animals cost the Gov
erpment as much as $50 and many Of them twice that
sum great many Of them sold for tl5 and go each;
only a few brought az much as $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Ir,. hmm Of Thousands Of men, women ana oa,,u'
Is, move of machinery, the exhibition ana lfV'.
Isorses. with spoaking and music iron tue '''
,,,ae an exciting aav Of it. At - o'clock Caiec
|r,b;pe commenced his address, rather his poica'
sy.rcne on Northern people abusing them unInerci-
an, for their reforms, not forgetting the Fourersm OF
-. Editor Of THr n. Y. TRIBUNE. His performance
,x.d IA hours and tired out bis hearers and friends
n. laudstior of yirgnians were fulsoue, and were
,.eiyed with but few cheers and little enthusiasm 1t
vas rambling political speech TO exaIt Caleb Cush-
;sv in the ewes OF the South at the expense OF the
NORTH He took strong grounds in favor Of conquer
mo Mexico, Cuba and the whole unapproprlated ter.
rory of savage and uncivilized tribes OF North AMI
Sopth America tie made miserable failure.
prof Rarey IL here and had kicking vicious
horse exhibited 10 the thousands then took il into
the aroe tent appropriated to speaking tanned it. and
then exhibited Il in It's tanned state. 1t was deemed
Iecidcd success and the tent better occupied by
him In tanning vicious horses than it would have been
by Cushing in trying to teach citizens TO steal ter
Ytory they do not want need. The officers Of the
Society busly engaged in their appropriate duties
and those two veterans in agricultural improvement
nom your State, Col. johnson and Henry Wgaer, are
winning golden opinions from exhibitors and all present
Henderson's smoke aDd gas-burner has the first pre-
MUM stoves as the best heating stove, and seem
10 be Il valuable Improvement
Tomorrow Wm. &. Rves delivers an address, and
hope we shl get sensble speech to pay us for list
onng to the twaddle Of the renegade Caleb Cushing
AN EYEWITNESS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
FROM HAVANA.

Tho United States Mail steamship Empire City ).
Z. Griffin commanding left New-Ofleaus at noon Of
the soth Of October for New-York via Havans ar
rived at Havana at sunrise on the Goth, having been
detained three days the bar at the Southwest Pass
leh Havana 81 $50 P. Of the Goth, and arrived a:
this port on Sunday 3ls She has experienced strong
sonth-easterly winds during the whole passage.
The United States Mail steamship Granada, Capt.
Bergman, left Havana at Ii a. IN. on the 26th for
AsIinwal, with passengers and New.Oreans mail for
San Francisco.
There was little OF ipteres. occurring at Havana.
The Tsoon Theaior would no, be ready for occupation
until next Winter.
Among the passengers by the Empire City is Max
Msretzek esq, who returns TO New-York for the pur
pose Of taking out his opera troupe, arrangements
having been made for their performance at the Via
Euevs Thester.
Stock Of sugars hand s., 600 boxes
The health OF the city and hsrbor Of Havana was
good.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

ALLEGED BURoLARs-On Tuesday night last the
dry goods establishment: Of Messrs Strong & Adams,
corner of Reade and Church STREETS was burgarously
entered and robbed Of 700 10 Of sewing silk aud l2o
pieces Of silk handkerchiefs, valued altogether a.
1890. The matter was reported the next day at
Police Headquarters, when Capt. Wallifg detailed
detective officers King, Sowey and McCord to feHs,
out the burglars. The three officers forthwith went
10 work and while talking over the matter on Thurs-
day afternoon at the corner Of John street and Broad
way. an elderly looking man came along with w'll-
filed cnrpet-bsg in his hand. For some reason or
other the officers were struck with the idea that the
elderly-ookiDg gent not exactly right, and they
accordingly followed him to the house No. - Forsyth
street, apparently occupied for shoemaker Sn0p'
Here the elderly gentleman left the csrpet-bsg an'
after remaining short time, proceeded 10 the nous"
Of named sprince, alleged receiver Of ''oen
goods, in Elizabeth street and after 'no'' ''eS
went to house corner Of Grand and Eldndge "'eee'
and thence to his home in Rivingon street. near W.
let street. close watch kept on the iocal.'es
mentioned above and on Saturday the once's @'e''e
the man as he was coming out Of the premises co.ne'
u Grand and Eldridgs streets. On ssaIcains easSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

AT a late hour on Saturday night a young fellow
named jerome Iuntley entered the store OF Lewis
Peet, on Sixth avenue, aud purchased ON undershrt
for fifty ccr's and rendered in payment one OF the lO
bills above mentioned. The bill thought to be
good and was received. Thence Huntey went to an
nnroper house in Mercer street and offered Elizabeth
Bailey, tho woman in charge of the house one of the
$40 counterfeit bills 10 take fifty cents out in payment
for room Elizabeth took the bill to Giscys cigar
store on Broadway to get change when the clerk in
charge aeppeI out ard procuring the services OF an
officer had her arrested She was taken to tho
Eighth Precinct 81 -IIouse, where upon telling
her story she was discharged. Officer Davidson re-
paired with her to the house and there arrested Hunt
ley. He had on bis person slS in good money and
$50 in silver
The same night George Davis was arrested,
cb argcd with passing Of the 80 bills at store in
Seventh avenue Justice Quackenbush yesterday
committed them to prison for examination.
Oliver Duseler arrested in the Thirteenth Pre-
cinot for passing Of the Granite Bank bills, and
committed by Justice Steers.
On Saturday morning Officer IIillarl of the Mayors
Squad arrested young man in Broadway, who had
few minutes previous attempted to pass counterfeit
81 bill on the Delaware City Bank, at the liquor store
corner of Reale and Church streets. 1t appears that
on offering the bill to the clerk of the store the
cused desired that Il should be returned to him. seeing
that the suspicious Of the clerk were aroused and said
lie would give arother one in place Of it. No sooner
had lie got the bill in his hands than he out Of the
store and up Reade street tswerd Broadway bat was
fortunately arrested by the ubove officer, who knew
the young gentleman, and seeing him running con-
eluded that something up. He was conveyed
before Justice Welsh and searched, when two counter
tets on the same bank found his person. He
refused to give his name, and committed in deiau
of bail to answer.
On Saturday night fellow giving his name as
jeremiah Singler was arrested for attempting to pass
one of the counterfeit Delaware City Bank bills at No.
Il Broome street. John Conne.l aud Richard ST. Clair
we're also arrested the cast side OF the town for
passing the same kind Of money. Justice Steers OF
the Essex Market Police Court committed them to
prison.
The bill Is printed on coarse paper, and there is
noSate or printers engraved On it. The follow
ing IL a correct description Of Il:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

THISx.-The number Of language spoken are
@o64. The number Of men is about equal the number
q women. The average Of human life is 33 years.
Ves quarter die before the age Of Z. One half before
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

HURr By FALL.-LsI StOutsnburgh, boy sbodt
l6 years DID, whose parents reside at No. IL Columbia
street, while playing with some other boyr, fell into q
area and was the:eby 50 seriously injured 'ass az
recovery Is considered doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

INcTURIs AT THE SPIsGkER ISsTITurE.-A courae
of lectures or rather series of courses is announced at
tho spinger Institute by Prof II. b. Smith in " Men
"tsl and Moral Science and Esthetics, aud by Pro-
fessors Htchc ,ck. Crosby and Botta, on The Gen.
"ersl History of the World from the Creation to the
:" Present Time From the programme 10 the adver-
,isement in another column these historical lectures
seem to promise an attractive and instructive view OF
the great ideas AID leading events in the history OF the
human race-the origin and course Of the great EN-
pres Of antiquity aud the influence they have e1ered
uron oriental. medieval and modern civilization.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

ARREST on An EscaPEn Cosyicr.-An escapes
convict from the Peni.sptary, by the paue Of Jers-
mish Durham, was Isst night caught in tho city y
one Of the Thirteenth Ward policemen, who also 70
covered boat in which the convict effected Lis escAfs
ffom BiackwelFs Eand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

FESTIVAL OF The SocIErY OF 81. VINCENT DE
PAUL-The second annual festival Of this Society,
which commenced last Tuesday closed on Saturday,
night The articles ON exhibition were either drawn
by chance or sold at auction. During the five days of
the Festival the City Assembly Rooms were crowded,
and on Saturday it is estimated tbnt there were 10000
visitors The receipts far exceeded those of last year.
and the affair has been successful beyond the hopes Of
its most confident friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

OrYyrSd or THE New Back CHURcH-The
Brick Church, on Murray Hill, corner of Filth avenue
and Thirty venth street recently erected by the Old
Brick Church congregation, of which the Rev. d..
Spring is pastor, was dedicated to divine worship
Yesterday Three services were held during the day.
AT the morning service all the seats and as,es in the
church were tiled, Mard Fillmore and wife being
among the congregation. The church i. spacious
and lofty edifce; externally, very much ike the old
Brick Church. 1t is built of brick, with pillas.ers,
porch and pedments Of brown stone The Interior Of
the building is plain and neat. There are two gal
leries, capable of seating thousand persons. The
orran and choir are in the chance behind the pulpit,
at the same high. as the galleries There was no
special dedicatory ceremony yesterday-ony the usual
Presbyterisn forms of worship being observed Taking
his text from Leviticus xix. 30" lie shall reverence
my sanctua-y'-Dr Spring preached highly conser-
ys,ive sermon laying down the doctrine that although
il was the chief duty Of the Caurch TO battle agains.
vickedness, it was also plainly her duty TO avoid
Coming into collision with existing institutions. He
welcomed his flock back after an exile Of two years;
commented upon the hopeful prospects before them;
alluded TO the history of the church thanked God that
their beautiful temple of worship was erected without
single casualty to any Of the workmen; wished his
congregation much spiritual happiness in their new
home; and spoke with emotion of the probability that
he wcud not long be with them, and, when he died.
bs rused that he might die in the service of his Lord
and Master. Tie only dedicstory ceremony was when
the pastor, having nearly finished his sermon, ssid
"Ssand up, o my peop!e-stsod up, my people;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

FousD Daowsrp.-The boiy q an unknown rnos
ho wa. ON saturday evening 70 fall Into the dock ocs
MI. h. -d . ipau-s, upon H. D~eeased Wa ssout y.en
ssr feet kisb and Iespeetss afe,sd pSox
a., b % 70 Ls des.h BY drowning snd rendered vcsdse
20 tina, effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

DESPERATE As.,uLr BY 4 woNAs.-On Friday
nigh, Margaret Conror an Irish woman, and Timothy
Murphy the latter living at No. 50 Ridge street. 9"
into an angry alteration when Marga ss cha5ed
became desperate and, eeizing large KNIFE staoDea
Murphy in the face, breast and arm, infctne daDge'
ous wounds. The alarm was raised, when Officer
Church Of the Eleventh Precinct ran TO the spot and
arrested the furious woman, who was taken before
Justice Steers and locked up for trial. IN deiant 0,
@l 600 boil DIR. Cheesbrough was called sna afessu
the wounds of the injured man, whs was suosequenty
conveyed to his rssideoce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

ARREST OF An ALLEGED HOTEL THIEF.-On Satur-
day morning, Special Officer Dewey Of the As'or
House was going lis rounds, be observed person
whose actions appeared somewhat suspicious going up
stairs. The officer questioned him as to his business
when he said he :c;.. 70 his room, No. ~; a;
it Wa known that this was lady's rooT and as the
man. who gave his name a. John Edmunds Of Albany,
said, " he had no such luggage as lady with hm,
Dewey took him to the Office when he declared Ms
room was No. G.; this room was occupied by mar
red couple. At length Dewey searched him, when Do
found silver cup, Ornamented with plain flowers 90
matted ground, q white silk poke. bandkerchiei'
marked j. ,or j. C. W. skeleton key, and four otner
small keys. The gentleman was then introduced 10
Judge Connolly and being unable to give satisfactory
account Of himself, was locked up. The cup snd hand
kerchef be seen On application to Mr.. DeVoy a.
the Astor Hou.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Henry Ward Beecher will lecture FOR the benefit of
the Yourg Mems Christian Association, at the Cooper
Institute on Thursday evening next, Nov. 4. His
subject. "Wt and Humor" his well-known eloquence,
and the institution for which he is 70 appear, will uu
doubtedly attract large audience, especially as the
tickets are put at the low rate of % cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

John c. Hecpap, Known az che Benecia Boy, whom
it is alleged violently assaulted WIN. Hastings alias
Dublin Tricks At Lafayette Hall, Broadway,
few nights ago. has been spprehended for the assault
upon complaint of Hastings Heenan was taken before
Justice Brennan, at the Court of Sessions and held
in the sum of $500 to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

fAdversementl
Tuy TRIBuNE ALMANAC for 1857, contains -
-. n The Presidential and Congressional Esctioes -
,s yor returns Of the Stats Elections hs1 IN l0. -
E.,.uxx ALMANAC for lSss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

[AdvcrdsementI =
TRAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY Asvv q
..ad .,,ry variety Of TkAs r 0roc-rs and Tee Dsesu -
s1vsss hmies Souehons 0oons snd Yoans hys'n i,9.
% pc Gunpowdsr and Imperial from xr 20 Se. AZ
snsitss equally low Also. n boKss good FAMILY T -
u Cell eIalnine No. LIS CsssAamse' esswsse -
sah Roosevelt 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

MERcAsTrLg LIBRARY LyeTuRzs.-To-night the
first of this series of lectures 10 to he given by Mr. Bay
ard Taylor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
IAdvertisensnt
BRADY's GALLE0E&

AnssorYpss Arp DAegsaaxerr.ss
~ Az Wsshinston, d. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

The nativity table gives 2'l natives of the United
States, IS of Ireland, 25 Of Germany, of England,
5 of Scotland Of France, of Poland, and I? an.
known.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
fAdysrttsemsut-
J. r. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR

laos AID ScLpHvR PowDsas,
Csse Dfssdses Of hS
THesAr, hvxGs Asp nSoss'
See AdrvCshspso; - tsurtA Se9~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

and all the congregation arose. while the pastor
solemnly consecraied the edi6ce to the worship of
Almighty God. The services closed with bsnedc-
=, ron the Rev. Dr. Lelsnd Of South Carolirs.
w." -'-g Of East Hartford oficisted at the
.nerpoop. and Or. PHILIPS OF Ne"-ioTk at the
eyepug services.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-11
IN BON PAsTEUR.

c'est moi qui sHis Guillot, berger dc ee troupcau.
Voilac &c que disait autrefois certain
loup aui await pris les vetcments ct Ia
Roulette du vrai Guillot, ct VOLTA ce que
dit encore certain marchand d'eau benite
quiveut sc faire passcr pour un pasteur
des alnes. Settlement, NJ. lie cure, all lieu
d'dtrangler ct de manager ses moutons,
Sc contcnte de les tondre aussi ras que
possible. Voici les fats: Tn pauvre
Franeais ct sa femme a~vaient etc chas-
SEES, par ~Finondation, de la region bassc
dc PIflinois, situGe en- face de St-Louis, ct
s'ttaient REFUGEES dams cette vile. Rem
tres depnis quelques semaines dams lcur
champ dcvaste, lis fnrent atteints de la
dyssenterie, ct Nine. R.. fut bientot
reduite q l'extremite. lie cure sc rendit
aupres de Ia maladc, qui lie pfia simple
mcnt. de la ~laisscr MOURN EN- paix. Ellie
mourut. Malgre lie refus quill await es-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-11

@M& GE=A @Z=%-T ZR
A rRopos DE BA1.s.-Le premier bal dc
la saison, a Paris, q etc donnG dams ur
salon de Ia Chaussee-d'Antin; en- voyani
sPardeur avec laquelle les jeunes files y
sont accourues, I'm chroniqueur racon.
TAFT l'epreuve fate par IN cure de vii
lagc, pour demontrer a ses ieunes penii.
tentes la raison v6ritable du gout qu'el
les p~renaient 4 Ia danse. CONNIE elles sc
confessaient davoir saute ct valse DIES
NUTS entieres : Vous aimez done bien
la danse, lenr disait-l? - Oh, ouil NJ. lie
cure.-fh bicn, e yais vous bonner une
penitence fort doucc; yous danserez, de.
want votrc miroir, pendant 8 h., toute
seule. Files sen allaicnt tres-contentes
de ia mansuetude de leur pasteur; mails
l~orsqu'elles revenaient au Confessional:
"Eh bien, leur d~emandait-il, a~vez-vous
fait exactenert yotrc Non,
NJ. lie cure, celia nest pas possible; dam
ser 8 h. toute seule!! - All! repliqua lie
brave>homme,, ce nest done pas la danse
que vous aimczw