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and
IMPROVED SPECTACLE.
.SS -DssLERN- "a
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEHELRY,
3AI vain Street.

DeioN Iayce q sons, -uctloneerB,
M a M TE ~ N .
fhLD FRAhE3 reset viii Glasses % suit the Eyss.
Cooks Wat-hes, JsWelry, sle carefully r~spairpd
Snd warranted.
~ y SPectscle SIN BE- sccurateiy stiustI &c tie sye
20 as % enable the Wearer 70 pursue the most minute en-
pts. nent. either b. Day or czndieItEht. with perfef aass
and saflsf-ctlons without 0ccasioning that sense q wal
ness Or fatigue % The organ Egnerany cOUplared q.
hamdrous cumpiaints - persons Who have been IN
posed upou By unrrincipled persons through the ooun-
III pretending 70 ne nv Agents, render % necesasry
nat I shold caati1n Tie public against s1ch vsndsu,
and protest ny reputation have no Agents. nor VII
su1e- ny spe1taces 70 Be sod b. persons having ID
ouanecticH With thee sEpeTior 6lasses Inst rsnrsr such
universal E1uEfacfion.
an or 'ers recsitsi D. mau VII b perEuna1lY attend
~ %. Perscns wishfRg % 0rdsr ~Spectaces should send
IN their naAes aud Post OHce. ! viii send q Circular
giving TIE psrticui ars sbolt directions, ust e. prizes,
snf the manner % tasir esnstruotisn.
lunf1affenE2ufv
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OUT.

m ALL zoe levers o. fresh ME1T and Sod D=<H1
" meat. csn On WILLIAMS, kk&&S
corner Of tbs Arsenal sud NaIket sires4 Frunf ILI
RoE. where Tou can b served viii trcryikn- N 7Ee
meat nne q he aut quality. d1s-9ts
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seals and Presses Tor Lodges, Courts and Banks, Pain
and Ornamental Weddlng and VISITING Cards, 10 ts
best style o. the art. srncel Plates % any sirs-
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The Most Superb Presentation Book Pzhis'd
WOMAN OF PEAUTF AND HEROISM.

From SENIRAhIs 70 KUGENIE. Portrait Gallery
o. Female L1vvintss5 Achievement and Indusncs.
with nineteen Steel EnETsvtnEs- By Frank B. Good
rich : Author Of The Court 81 Napoleon
. This elegalt book Is printed from . new font Of
plea type, cast ~purposelF fr n, upou extra sized and
e~alendertd Tapef, made 70 0rier. and bound IN real rUr-
key, 70 new and rich styles, ~ S5mervi1e.
The Portrait are hom drawings by Champagne and
Fa1desford Most q them authentc cspies, and en-
graFta On steel tn the highest style o. Art, b. Hal,
HEpins HOlse r, Jscknan and Rogers
List OF Portraits
]. Semrauas 2 Pe1eiope; , Corueras Z Zsnohla;
5. Beaircs; s. Joan BAre; 7. I~sabella; s. Diana De
P0irers 2. Anna B1lryu; 10 Mar Q cen Of Scots; n.
Poca cntaei - 10. Lady hortsguei u
MsTie ADt5 nette IS Ksid Of Esrsgossa; Is anne b.
Juss9hs " Charlotte Bronte; IS Ylc'oris; 10 Eu, enie.
AEFW AND BDIIIOE or
Tho Court OF NRD0IRo@-
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COmaerciII Restaurant. IsTerson n

Commercial Restaurant, jefferson 81,
OPEAKIE6 o. OYSTERS ws have sfsw o. No.. -
l - Vlrginlaas-
b the Dray Load.
By the Barrel.
~ tie Bucket.
b. ths Gallon KeF.
By ire Half Gaucn KeE.
By ths Can, sl 90.
By ne Can, IS cents.
By the Can, so ceats.
By the Bozen.
By the Half Dozen.
- the Single one
We have the Roas'.
We have TIE Fred.
We have the Stewed.
W have ths broiied.
We have the ScaIl0DSd
We have the BAKED.
We have tie Boiled,
We h We The Boued-
win the bones IN TEN ne fact l.. IedieT ard -,
| TENN. ~ do trads in Oysters.
dls-im CHARLES BATExAN.
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mEMPHIs Observation-Disclosures
surEsIsTEsDEET's 9FFleE sEMsaIs

an and after January let. 1855, the fraiAs On this Rosd
" win not stop 81 any point between the regular sta
tions - tako On or Get OF PASSENGERS unless n msy Be On
account Of some very lupoI tsntc cause. such ~ sickness
or de-dh. y COFFIN saperintendtnt.
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Notice



Benismin Moody, sdmir. on
Wm- N. Moody, deceased
verws
Blnjauln ". Moody. I'd
ward P. Grcer, r. Morti- lin the
mcr, 3 Jno. A Mfo4y, f5h-Tbv Q
Thos. d hEnllin, and vie tittoR 70
Mary / O FrtnElia, Ell1a
A. Smith, J. q smith and
kosert Eormh.
, tnis q II appearing 10 the
L Clerk IRON the petition herein nled 4
% attached, int dffendsuts, B.ulam.
P ho9dy, and Jahn n snd Eii1a A. s
idens ofthv STATE o. Tennessee, n Is q
The Cicrkth hat publication be made 70
ggeks IN the Msmphis Appeal. requlr
dent dsfendtnts 10 appear with 4 ths
thc nert Circutt Court, to be held
frnnesses at ne Court H5use In the {
ne rhird Monday IN January mkt.
? ca ansWer or demur 70 Complainant
died, or ne stnis VII BE- taksa for coz
and set for hearing * parte. DJna At
Decamb 2 TO- fs6S n d. u. 81
VANCE a ANDERSON. Attnrueva
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TVS DOUBLa rENEMENr occuPvipr M
4 vest half Of Lot IT'S, On Auction Fqasrs-
Main street near the \. 4 o. Railroad rhe md
hose - oocup ed by tenants. who pas, rszuIarv- d
the monthly rpnt o. s35. Or $50 per an1um- ~ -
Wsisa = loH5 and terms Hpriy 70 n a. ORNE
81 Pr0vine q 8tewrrrr porr
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those vho prefer not Fndirg money By uai, can use
The Adams Express Company,

IHo q LApItts NUIH NY
Whereby money for Tickets. In suns Of zen Dollars. and
upEands, can be sent rs
AT Our RISK AND Expense,
from a1y city or town where they have an once. he
money AMI order must Be- enclosed In a g GOVERNMENT
Posi- OFFI0E EEYE .OPE.f or the Ex-
pre.sCrmpany caunlt receive them.
osmmunieEtions strictly oorhdentlar.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 20
WOOa, EDDY a CO., Augusta, Georgia,
or, WOOD, EDDY q co atlanta. GeorEis,
or, wood. EDDY a co Rnusnsson, Delaware.
n A list OF the numbers That are draEu from TIE
Wheel, win the amount Il The prize that esch one is sn-
titled %, viii BE- pubiished after every draEing. IN the
fUuo siag papers Angus = ga } COnstsuilonalkL, New
Orleans Delta Noble Register, Nashville Garelte. New
Tork Weaklg Day BOX savannah Daily NeEs. Rich-
uond dispatch Pauidirg (Nissl Clarion, and Iittle
Rock fArk True D snOcTAt dQI Iy-ng5
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q Col. BURNS and bis brother WILLIE
were guests at a dinner party given By Consul
BEvERrT TUKER at Liverpool on the 22i De-
tober. Tue Colonel (writes ore who was
presently sssns quite iDhrn, although only sixty
four years Of age; his hair as white as snow,
and bis hand trenbles very much. He spoke
OF hi, father, Of his mother, Of Scotland bad
lived in India nearly thirty years, never during
that tine having bad a days sickness He
talks and sings bis fathers songs. He Gang
the ar which Robert Burns wrote TO bis mother,
a very sweet thing, and, John Anderson ny
JOeS
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On the Plan Of Single NumbeFsl
Fea .Iy Ono Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
mAGNIFICEETas CHEME,
EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY.
Whole Tickets, 40 Halves, s5 90;
Quarters. 50 90.

" A Circular showing the plan 81 the Lotteries VII
b. sent 10 any one DESTROYS o. receiving A.
Certificates q Packages viii Be sold Il the foliovlar
ratas. which Is the risk:
ue-fte-nfa ~ FNckaue Of 10 whole Tfrfesa aeo "a
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S
SanO9Vi1Ie- Ohio
THESE MACHINES received the FIRST PREMIUM
4 a Si-ver Mcfh and nplou q az THE Ohio State Fair,
1857, cutting in the presence II TIE AEsrding on7it-
{ =, and th7usands e. spectators, 26s feet Of boards in
eight Minutes.
ASP eoeired. With the ssms eclas, the first prsnIum
Tor the beat P, rtabls Saw Mills IN is5s, sad carrying Oh
the drst promiEms a. every place where sXhibittd.
mis- ma-hiae vas Patented IN 1855 We invite TIE A.
9 n ia OF the peor'e 90 oar Por; able Steam Bnruss, de-
sign q expressly FOR their use so smpae m their con-
strnciion, that Thy can operate Ihtn without the as
sistanaof * nerieroa engi1eeIs; - chap a. 10 coUe
Wsthis their means; 50 light that they are easily re-
Moved f; very du abs, Snd burning sny kind Of fuel.
We b we Invested In tools, patterns, &c over 9 GO Oo
In oar establishment, ard. elnssquen'y prodEoe or
machinery 81 tn lOuest possible c st
OUR PORTABLE CIRCULAR saw Ill
Are bart sfter the most approved nd Is, with saw Of
a1y diameter. Iron or wooden head Blec.s, Be ting &C
completely e~quiPPsi for ruaniAs, Ss they leave TIE
works
rhsre is no bu slnsss With vaich We are a quaGSa
that paws so well e. op'rsttng OR P1T able Saw Kills.
II is quite oumson 70 clear the whole hrst ost within
the aIst half years run.
We have feverai mills running IN the State o. Teunes-
see, and three In Henry county We are permitted 70
Nils for any inf1-maticn sbo1t them
Circulars containing descriptions, cats, prices, Sc,
forwarded 70 al s~ppicants
Orders, visis and correspondence solicited
Address H. Az BLAEDY,
BiAndy's stsum Engfns work z melville. Ohis.
n bah whom itIay concern are herebr nctinoi
that infrtng.ments Of cur Patent dated August 81 is5e
By buiidsrs. verders or operators, viii be prosecuted 70
tbs ~ lest ex ent OF the law. d c26-W2t
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'WanfPf "a Hire,
FNa. Hand

UtEF CT Twelve abe bodied negro men, 70 v0rk IN q
II Brick rArc, for The next year. Apply 70 me Il q
Yard, Auction street, North Memphis
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CUTIERE
ENGRAVING.

CUTLERY.
Alsrgs stock q POCKEr ant TABLE CUTLERY of
The finest uaiFs A superior Table knife mads % Crdei
expressly Tor silver Fgrss.
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SPARTA ACADEMY
LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, geo

TICKETS ONLY SIOI
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
A 8 the members Of our arm have, By Esy Of purchase,
a become the owner OF tue ErautEJharie-ed by the
states Of Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri and past C.
thoss IN GeoEiz, urdr ire manaEem-nl % kesTs
Grgsry q Many. OF Winngton. Delaware, we have
aud after ia uzrg Let. 70 thst q WOOD, EDDY & co .,
VIA viii hereafter have Tn management Of tie sparta
Academy L1lte y. and the Others IS sbsye nsm.e
In al transacii5ns We have encfavoIe1 to cJndact our
business With integrity and PRONG; ness and We eau a.
sure the pablo taRt the pEtroIag- beIeisfore bestowed
en- rs Is well teservlug cf beiag transferred 70 our sue
oessors very ~respectfrb y. s. SWAN & CO.
AUGUSTA GA Dec. IS 1855
WOOD. EDDY s. co, MANAGERS,
Successors - 5. SWAN s. co
TIE following scheme vii Be drawn D. wcot Edsy
4 c., ManRFcrs Of The sparta &C idsny LOTTERY. In
each o. be Single Humber Lotteries fr Janray
1855, Al AUGI Sta, Ca IN public ua4sT the sUpeTin-
tsndsnos Commissioners.
Class 1 draws on Saturday, January /, 1859.
Class ? draws Saturday, January s, 1859.
Class 3 draws Saturday, January IS, 1889.
Class 4 draws Saturday, January p, 1883.
Class 5 draws Saturday, January %, 1859
On the Plan Of Single NumbeFsi
$1,000 TIckstsl
6.5lO PE5zezgE
Hea IL Ono Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
hAGNIFICEETt IS L.
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Sale of a Valuable Negro man.
OG MONDAY Dc NOR 2Isp, 81 10 ca A. -
tal a. Pablo Aucfi6n. 10th htshsst
bidder for cssh, IN frcnto Of TIE hriH one, ~
he CRY q heEphiss tne nsEro msn saws named~A
SAN, Sgd about ~ years. ca q u~osittve and uthoa
res-rve, THONAS B. MYNAIT.
o29-td
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9uttl0n SALES.
hay. HaY, HaT,
Horses. Horses. Eorses

w eave just received enc hundr-d tins o. IHOrHY
W HAY. fresh and hnsj aOO0 bis. No. l.
Woieh We are ready % sen immedis'e'y 10 sEit purcha.
sera n. q. CATC- q SON.
dlslS Aucti1ueers and RAJ Esiate Brokers.
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H4ErsvILLE FEMALE SEMISAET--lts ad-
v.rtiseneat fer the next session Is in another
STAGE. The Institution il IN q prosperous con-
ai,ion. Its Faculty is complete IN every De
pagtment-Literary, Music, French, and Orna-
m.ntaI-and its Pupils have every facility to
srosire a thorough mental and moral training
Vwafsriuf .HdrOcdfs.
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EEW an0nS
aIIKEn

~ 0aEAr vAEfErV,
INCLUDING FULL SETS or DIAMONDS.
AnEsE Styles received early
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Enr Ralt az Renf.

ONE Id acres OF l-nd three sud q half -
mlss south Of Memphis, 81 the fernando M
Plank Roaf, s. acTgs In cultivation, and s5 inD1~
gnCd timber, on the land Il two tenementE, one d.
which Is a beautiful new brick e5ttage with six rooms,
the other q wood butding with slx rooms ant out build
inKs Convenient 70 both dwellings,. An orchard o. dne
fruit attached TO both places, with q 'aTEs Eardea vel
set with straw ard Taspber ies-a God spring, q as
rate vel, and Cane Greek, q never falling stream, very
near ne buidinrs. This Il q healthy location, and with
In 70 uinups ride Of Court Square, ana X miles from
fstsrksl state Female Academy, AMI one nile from a
Eood male school IWtl sen a bargain IN enc or both
places, one third cash, balsnce IN one and two years
Win Interest, OF Mould rent 70 q good tenant
dsclI-zw A g. BILLS, ct workman House.
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A Rare ChaRce for SnecnIatIap.

! IT being ny ~lnisntiau 70 chanxs nv Dlsee a. --ass.,,,
Il from tnisciy 20 HaEsns, I ohsr FOR sale ~ sattrs
stsck Of ClGAR IN my houses On MADISON street an
% ne corner % Adams ard Main streets, under ne
aorsaam hous8- WI also sdI the prfrleEe OF TIE
tWo stores for the year iss9. tE Tier win an TIE ar
lures and epparienances attached Ny STICK o. Csgars
areo Of direct Importation from the &. andof CubR- All
o. ne very bsst brands. ane yin Be dtsro ed Of On ~
sonebie terms for CASH ONLY.
me ioc1ton o. my houses are such As 10 command Al
- M-e a large share Of patronage one OF hen
oens lndcr thai popular hotel. tue Worsham House. nd
.ne otler o. aadlson street, betWe en- Main and Front
Gov ~ view o. ny chance Of restdsnce. r must 40
earnestly rquest ali thoss VIA are IN ny debt 10 oom.
VIII not b grauted.
d2l-iW CARpoyA
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Arn advertisements.


THosK hsvinE COTTON psckcd Up belanglneNVZN
4 10 steamer Pisast, win phase deliver Il tk
e. anI We gni paw AL ehargss. -
FarrE - " UNnMNTkn 4 HATMAN
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THREE dcslrahis front oHcss On second noor ever the
II Memphis ana CHARLESTON = dlroad Tcket snce,
Rrsat Row APFiyto sAAOKLT R
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60 ~HANUFACTU SERs OF ~
~ B'stoharooslRshlei Irou, SHL
-Rsl s0 dea es IN Iron, Nails, ~
Steel ADvlls,
Woes, Bellows Chains, sc, No So Frost Row, Men,
phis.
Wewouid rFspretfully inform ON customers and the
public gensrsIy thAt We Rave now In store q large and
vel assorted stock Ct BET Fsnness Lon, whFh v. keep
constantly on hard. Also q ~ stock Of Mails, CEst-
ngs, Steel Chains and Smiths Tools.
Ash varieus patterns OF PiJSs and Cotton tcraDere.
We are slss SCENTS 'or the jewell Patent Cary Pios
steeD a superior srtice All o. which We Offer ter sale
up n IS favorable terms as csn be had IN this msrkft.
de24 " HILLhAN BROTHERS..
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Lamb, S,I Ts5gy s ,os A~aIoinins

LAMBS Ferry and A~dTofnfnr
Plantation for sale.
WILL sell said ferry and the west No ~ a.
Il plAnts'ioa I cultivate, en- The Tennessee rf-1r
m Lasrelee county, Alahamas On cccmmoda1nr
terms ms tract consists o. las Sec 49,
aiao 20 acres on TX river. and has uors frs-b - -
ton lard on Il than any tract I know Ia No-h 49,.
and make known TIE terms. t
s2lz2z yAN1s . sAUSDzES
NeaC6Mg MOchSMeS,
SWING MACHINE 49,
- Ezread sewing Machine a as. Fsr ~ h ~
G~kOSFkNOR, CAMP 4 %
- Ne. 80 Kan s~st
FEATHERss FEAFHERsg
x nm POUNDS frsshltss Gooss PezfSsrs ~.
OSOOO roe.sed and for Ialsby
S'A MCKINNEY { 90.
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sHHOE6ce.

BnkseH OF TIE P~LAsTERS BARK OF -TrrEEssEE. D
Memphis, December %, t655. (
THIS Bsnk vii be clcsed on ms z5th instant Evs.
Il rythins, therefore, falling Que on the 25th and zsth,
must Be paid on the 24th insfant.
d7s-ld JAHEs PENN, caslIsr.
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FOR SALE
~ Hn
For Sale,

TWTY barrels Choice Molssses;
IL 50 half barrels Choice Molasses.
f11-IW THOQ z WnTWnuu -
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To ne Editors Of fe WdsaisssOn Uni0as
In the New Orleans Cresccat, Of the 1lth In
stants received BY ne to-day, I ind the follow
ing article
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IxPoETAET DECISION on SWAMP LASDs.
The Attorney-GeDersi Of the United States has
decided that the swamp land grant made 70
Arkansas by the act Of September 2stb, 1850,
establishes the right uf the State 70 all swamp
lands within Is limits, and that the vesting Of
the title was completed b. The act though pat
euts had not been issued, aud that the subse-
quest grant By act Of February 9Th, 1858, for
railroad purposes, does Dot interfere via
swamp lands-
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IN morocco, fuli gut, extra
Youths Keepsake; Jaw nile ForEst-Me-Not; The p
ANIMAL; Ths Violet Ths Roe Bud; TIE thinning BLd
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A 7 the ars on safarday niEhf last. en- Madissn sur
"A abiaok gold-heeted CANE The finder vii Be-
warded b. leavinr lt AZ this ofee. ia
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DESCRIPTION De LUTAH.

La cite do Lac Sale content & ellie
seule, environ lie tiers de Ia population
du territoire ct renferme un grand nom.
bre del6gants monuments don't Ii prilci,
pal est le Tabernacle, Cd ont lieu foutes
les assemblies religieuses des saints.
Lh6tel do vile, 1e Temple Ten vote de
construction la maison dc. co,ar, les
deux palais du grandrpretre Young, 19
ecolespnbliques etIes coutenses de maai-
sons etablies pour les anciens.
La premiere vile que pon troliye dams
Ia direction du Nord, s'appelle Sessions,
ellie est situee 4 8 miles de Ia cite du
Lac Sale et renferme b~eaucoup de bellies
ct solides maisons. Ellie lie trouve sur
a ronte principale. Les maisons Is
soma pas r~approch6es les ure des autres.
ct s3etendent sur une longueur de cinu
miles Uest dams son voisinage que
se trovent lee terros les plus riches du
terrftoire.
Farmington Went ~ensuite, c'est une
sort loIie petite rifle, le chef lieu du]
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Ellie renifermc 1000 lla,

49, a-4ANsNHg& M.
compile David. Ellie remferme 1oooila a
bitants.
a hut miles plus loin vers lie Nord,
on arrive a keysville, qui renferme lie
meme nombre Inhabitants. On trouve
DIES terres ex~cellentes pour la culture de
.Ferable.
La riviere Weber Sc trouve d hut
miles plus loin, on y bait deux forts
appelGs, Weber Oriental, ct Weber Occl-
cidental. Cling cents c%ultivateurs Sc sont
etablis aux environs de chacun de ces
forts. La cite est dc plus pittoresques
ct des plus a~greables.
Ogden, une des principles cites du
~territoire est i trois miles de la rlViere
Weber; cette vile possede de bellies
maisons.
A deux miles au nord d'Ogden Sc
trouve lie fort Brigham ct sept mile Ma
bitants yivent dams son voisinage.
A trois miles, au nord-est est Ogden
Hole, village charmant entoure de tons
cotes par de majestueuses montagnes, a
Ipexception de la vallae par laqueIle on y
arrive. Ce village renferme 500 habl-
tants.
A douze miles an nord de Hole, on
rencontre lie fort Willow Creek. IL est
%entour6s d'excellentes terres de labonr
qui ~produisent lie meilleur bic dc tout lie
territoire.
A cinq miles, au nord, est Box Elder,
qui Sc trouve a huit miles au sud de la
riviere de rours. Cette vile est dams
une delicieuse position. Ellie est bate
dams une PLANE, a deux cents pieds au-
dessns du niveau del riviere de POurs
La majorite de ses habitants sont danois
on suedois ct leurs maisons sont cons
%truites avec beaucoup dart ct dele
gance.
IL Sc trouye encore sur la riviere Gle
|FOurs, quatre autres petits etablisse-
ments, dams les vallees de Cache ct Ma
lad.
Toutes ces villes ct forts ont etc bats
sur rordre de PEglise Mormone ct sercnt
Edetruits sur son ordrc. Les saints obei-
ront a Pordre de destruction wee la fer
mete de fol qui caracterise tous les IA
natismes~ religieux.
1Drapeau de pAascension.)
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I'audience est suspendue pendan
quelqaes minutes. Ode jeunes avocats
Sc present en- foule autour de Lacenaire
qui reeoit leurs fluctuations avee IN all
de satisfaction assez visible. Marques
d'etonnement dams Fanditoire.)
Nous entendons Lacenaire qui dit a
un de SEES auditeurs: "Ma fol, messieurs,
Tai toujours regarde la vie CONNIE IN
combat. yai joue al plus fort ct au plus
fin: J'ai etc %vaincu, VOLTA tout. La so
ciete ma pas voulu de moi, lorsque Ie.
tais encore bon a quelque chose; a qui
la faute?....D
Francois, a quelques personnes qui
~Pentourent: En- voila-t-il I'm joli orateur!
Bavardl bavard! CONNIE lis Pecoutent,
ce lache de Lacenaire! On dirait qu'ils
won't rapplaudir. FRANCOIS tent en- ce
moment un journal quill a lu avec une
tres-grande attention pendant les plai-
doiries DIES defenseurs.)
Les accuses quittent Paudience, OH lis
sont ramenes apres quelques minutes.
ALLOCUTION DE FRANCOIS.
NJ. Laput replique en- peu de mots 4
Lacenaire.
Francois, vivement: Je demande la
parole, je .veux aussi parler; cflacun son
tour.
NJ. lie president: Parlezl
"Messieurs les jnrgs, dit-il, Porateur
Lacenaire Went de vous redire tous lie
cours de Pinstruction; vous venez de Pen
tendre avec sa voix 81 douce, que tout
lie monde semblait y etre pris CONNIE a
une glu. Moi, je e montrer les men
songes, les miserables mensonges. Il a
dit que nous avions couche chez Souma-
gnac, .le fait est faux; il a dit que T'ai
etc arrete le 6, c'est lie 9 que j'ai etc ar
rete: encore une vengeance. lIci les
traits de Francois Sc ~contractent; ce
nest plus que les dents serrees ct agite
de movements conpnlsifs quill fait q
tendre les i~mpr6cations snivantes contre
Lacenaire.)
40ui, miserable, dit francois en- be
tournant vers Lacenaire qui 1e regarde
avec impcrturbable sangfroid, in
lame, qui voudrais faire MOURN tous les
nufnalns de dessus Ia terre, c'est tot uui'
Veux me pousser 4 YGchafaud. Je crois
Dlen, fu fails le brave lei ct Teloquent;
on teeoute, on Fadnire; ees messieurs
.applaudlssent tn ne Grains pas Ia
justice sur la terre, tn ne Grains pas
meme celle du ciel: til ne crois i rien
Is faudra pourtant que I'd co-mparaisses
devanf ton grand Juee Oui, tu com
paraltras nous ycomparaitrons
naessielrs les jures ! seront. vous|
autres, messieurs les JUICES, vous aurez
aussi nn compile 4 rendre; nousy s~erons
sous ensemble. Ciest Ia, Lacenaire. que
'es victimes tattendent ensanglant6es.
81 je dois = aller avec toi, an moins ma
conscience ne me reproehera sien TnI
ais le brave; TAI moins peur dc Ia mortt
lue TOT; TAI conbattu vingt fois contre
es ennemis de ma patrie.
rJe n'avais pas peur alors de Ia mort,
e men aurai pas peur davantsge; mails