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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

ARCADE HOTEL. j NJ Burroughs, Jonte ]
Beers La. Chas Wells, city :. K R Webb, Lew
is Benham, Miss "A Arnold, saml Young, Me . T
S Coleman, eXas R G Brow and servant, w B
Rouge S Byington Jno Bradford, La. D
Ilergerhimer, 5 Peets, Hooper, Texas "A P
Wardwcll Chicago. j Banmister. -. 5 DFeyfous,
n ..JnO 0uin La
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;g53ssssBssas CHARLES f., Il BILLS, ID, y. B.
AZ No l5l Canal street, Between garonGests
$500 5arolne streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
- 49, TEE II inserted IN full partial sets VIII
ter Beauty UJHn NoTfarto tho earar aaunotbe a2celed
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Interesting from " cDexuela.
QUIZ ST. THOMAS CORRESPONDENTS.

81. THOMAS. Juno II, 1858.
Affairs an Decentralization Of the Pyorisonai GovS~
nr,rs- Rerolaicni,ts Banshed-A Plot 10 Restore Me-
ncgss The consrivatoy Discovered
i will give you that will mot tske you By
surprise Ire provisional government nave bsnisheA
several persons who engaged the late revouiioa
or them we have here General SOTO. sidedecamp Of
ssr.a Arps OF Mexc, (scto has been Minister OF War
under the actual adminstraon) A. l.. Gaznen editor OF
81 Ttneslons and father Of tho venez iclan Consul 10
you- port General Herrera OF the Eve dozsn AMI
half generals Ippoieted by Nonagss; Ginenez, toe
oo;igirg OF housgss ono Arcistgueua, from
Bsfaueio and senior Ramon suarez the Ectnschild OF
Caracas.
They we're ali implicated in q plot 70 restore
II il stated that Mcnasas gave them plenty OF money "
make counter revolution. aud that General Herrera dis
closed toe whole President Castro, who, not~ h
stsbog the disclosure. cent hun TO take the ultra ma
rios airs bis hcatn aud the safety cf hts couary
CuzDan has been handled here IN 81 Thomas not ~th
booss the bslanoe not cashed. You kno~ how strict
money laws.
II was 70 creoit everything that 10 said about the
o public feeling In veuezJes the ioereu,e
w0ao DOT give indications OF any permanent setuemess
in that republic.
We expect by to da,'s Eogsh steamer from Europe,
not arrived yet, her Bftaonic Msjestys Minister % Vs
zuee, Hon j. Orner cointsd wee Bingham moved
line International dispute With England aud Fran,s-t
ntsL ihe English and French Nuisterss by In
affair say a. arraos emen, The prov sous government 10
not siroog ne may be wheo treating win "ths great
Western pogers "
Our own t-a1e Ia very dull ard discoursgirg.
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Bulletin sAys-A suit for 500 eco damages has been en-
tered the Third District Court, BY Marie Agsth- Aost
widow OF the late Philippe MiliAndon, against Laurent
Niaudou and his wife, Mrs. Eimre Monreru, am Gle
rnent kliaudon and his vito, aud Mrs. r. Naner. the
petition alleges that the Defendants CON sinnd 10 the city
Of New Orleans during tho sicknees OF piaats child,
from LIST the 10th April last nnd ser wards IRON
that me this by false and malicious rep,rs aud state
mens to create the impression rst that the child hs1
been poisoned and then that be mad died OF POISON mos
tered him by petitioner. And so unbricsd was their
malice reckless their lust for calumny, tbs, after
their own choice the bowels OF te deceased
enid nad been submitted the inspection aosy o.
expert cbemst, all resulting in so emphstic negative
OF presence OF any poisonous substance, toey stu
continue 10 spread the meet arocous CO nmnes agans
petitioner and did In concert charge her witn having vii
fully procured the death OF hec child by poisoo. the
child was the plaintiffs eldest 400, Leopold wno was
being educated at Spring Hill College became sick there
was subsequently, removed 10 hts mothers, and after
wards TO bis grandmoihers, Mrs. L. hhanfcn whore ne
died. Pierre Soule s counsel for the petitioner.
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NYnsic ard fhe DInmn.

THE IrArtAN OPERa Sg.soN will close with the beneat
~ Nine gszzsuiss this evening. at tue Acatemy. the
beneficiary will sing 10 tiNssssaieo and ola Trsviata.
AMI 10 he seconded By senori Drgnol AmOio, Gaspa
roui, &C.
erss CHARLOTTE CrsHvAS again W give her dashing,
lie Ike oenesioD o. the character OF Lady cay Speaker
10 the comedy lopdon Assufsnce al NDos, 70 night
The cast tlso cmbcliisbcd with tho names Of Mesrs.
\ l. Davenport, piaode, Blake, Brougham, Gilbert, and
other excellent artists
BowrRY TRhTRE-Th: entertainments selected for this
evening sst the eve at play entitled The Stranger
The rest0g drams oGi0eroy and the successful ne y
piece called "a Ystkee ship and a Yankee Crew."
kessrs Mexican Bocbansn, X. Johnston and Harry sey
mour 10 enact The respective heroes
American MrsEux --rhis establishment continues 70 be
well psrcbzed ny curiosity seekers, who, while engag I'd
IN examining the mutudes OF wonders hnd the breezss
tnat through almost countless windows very
freshing. The dramatic perlor finances today will com
prse "Jcssy wharton IN The afternoon, aud the "Pos
man and bis n. gr and GOOD for Nothing" at night.
NEw THEATRE The elegant hall ct bs5 broadway, or
porte Nblos 20 be opened as theatre this eveniry
under the name OF "Acsdemv OF the Drsua" Inc
aasrer h~ secured the services OF several new artists
together with many cid favoss aud proposes 70 furnsn
cots Of povei and refined cnaeacter ne
piece, STYLED Electra" has been selected Tor INC com
mencement OF the season.
FrpoPrAsrsg The managers OF the coloref opers
houses arc manfuly striving, ard quito successdly,
keep ell who patrobee them W good bumor. There's no
thrg i've opposing heat WITH merriner, and they sppes
20 DO n efec,uaiy for some tso hours every evening
Visit one Of their balls and have good laugh 70 night
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Our Wessbury Correspondence.


7hU,der Storm Long Hond-A Lady KIIsd by LiJk-
rsng- ORE Effects Of the Stor~-qhe Crops, dc.
Laet evening between Eve and six o'clock, we were
visited ny terrific thunder storm Miss Elzabesh Port,
daughter OF Mr. James Port stanty killed by Light
ring while sitting In her chamber. The lightning catered
the raau a. the window It reported tia, see lived
several ths her sister also injured bus
these renoys said 20 be incorrect.
Al Tbea;ey, near by, three hefer5 we're Killed in
pae,1re
IN another part Of the town boys struck ard
stunned, but they recovered
A hired n an, in the employ Of Mr.. Joseph Albersoa,
was milking COW when bolt descended upon the ~,
knock Dg ner over on the man. Both the xad tho
badly hurt, but not fatally.
Tns crops generally look vel The last few days a
heat have driven tho for ward opelie1
by gavIp:s battery. Soms fields OF curly wheat are
nearly READY for the sickle.
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FoNrzrsllE Dodge county, N r, June 70, 1855
7ke Montgomery Bond Of ssdits Kansas Organs.
cation of Poieal Parties i~ Nebrasks-7he Season for
Crops in the 7rysto'y Settlement General Nspi, DC
few DAYS since spent . pleasant hour with &C.
quansnce who he'd been mopshs In Kansas aud
in whom for truth and verAcy with safety ROY.
10 the Montgomery band of bandits no had paid some
considerable attention and informed himself quite
fully concerning them Instead OF being the Gatteriag
charsc,srsVhe Marion band" The cham pious Of Kss-
sas"ss represented BY correspondent OF the Tibsse,
thsy are directly the Durng the earlier days a
the troubles wee1 state abossca
auo slavery party Massachusetts, aud Ssash Useoiss
fanhbed large 'Otce from tue rab Die and ssam OF Their
pauuai0n through the Intervention or pocai fanatics.
Others tue abolition faction Eastern Stsses and
nooksd to KAnsss and lent their aid In asisting tue
great PORTUGAL humbug OF 4" bsesd'ng Ksosss +" Quiet
TO Kausas, Otaellos patca goas tho
days OF scseechpg were over AMI hundreds Of these
sectional STRIFE WHO properly
Constituted and bad either became decent seiers
proud to beg sOd too poor TO suetac me- banded tosess
a. . miserable 0utcast ba0ds horde, respecting the
rights or principes OF none II n this class that
comprise the celebrated Montgomery band" They
consist OF Of the res state and pro slavery
u!srssR, banded together solely for the purpose
OF plumber and they follow the dictates q their orsA
tsste pretty thoroughly But only absuroiv
bat Disgrace 70 oase them Is the champions Of Any Ps-
The party Of Nebraska endorses the popular
administration Of james Buchanan, notwithstanding The
Screenings Of tho dleaaected believe Is generally
scceded that the democratic party strongest
Many opposes the organization OF political parties
here whers direct issues at avail
able.
prospects are not q catering Tor an abuns.t
crop Anticipated. the weather has been united
its prosperity far end insects in portsas
are destr OF ing the crops To some extent
Settlers are pouring Territory, srd the beaud
, valleys Of the E Corn end ate attracting
hundreds Of aD excellent Of sqasties ire country
~ ~ to the norhward Of Dsc Utah Territory
10 also stsE acting huudreos snsrer me nnd ss'ee
September attract hundreds ~ others hi.her, AaA
tneye Is room ana choice lands enough for ALL
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Acfs.s, Of Juan Rafael Mora, President OF a o
Esynblic oS Costa Rtcs. 40 It's Inhs bitaosa.
ltfcm Ia Cronca de Costa Rca, San Jose, Mar &c

Fellow Ciiizeps-The boundary treaty concluded VIA
Nicaragua advantageous To tcst republic much ~
n srpport OF truth all the negotiations shen many
toos place this matter; wherein very iite Sss
asked Tor. stu, lees offered and noth;eg could ever be
ohte ned which might have given Tor result pea,c tran
qn snd that union necessary I, both aihed people
ioroaienod By tho Same ooemy, while thore were not
va,og dsoon atsd people, woo, without taking into
the cvi ihoy dbl " their couotry dvulGcd nnu
merahe falsehoods IN order IN dscrsi my lsbors do
Lot pretod either TO tbsnts euloges for Ind my
reconpetse 10 the CONSCIOUSNESS OF napns doue good 70
the republic: ask for justice, which Odd not Obtain from
ihose DO ioekei on Iny acts ~ih pxttaty.
Or ,be ether hand tba Insignificant opposition which,
ny Of ntrgree, encesvors 10 mepresent trdsn,
will q, asi tire tho prudence Of Which gave proof IL
a TOE number Of opoouoIts Ia email and without any
uofiat bu, usng The miserable weapons OF o>umoy
and reosbipg aBoDy NOUS, they repre-ent abroad my
beloved cugury "a being tyrEuiSsd over by me by suo
posr IL me an ioexu guishao- thirst sosolutsn
~ power The day II Dot Jar nn vncn chan
prove cosrsiy May please Coo ths tnis pro0' DC
not &c pref idce soor, yes, very So0n shall also
make ytu aaaaut vsn the suf With the acsas
Of these pretended DEFENDERS OF public Liberties Tho
place tssB occupied N The ppncs " their county sn1
their 6ttsoedcpis. ~ enable you ~ iafc- rer tasy
guided by scod fatn or by greedness, Dill thirst
~ vs5s-spce ssd absolute power.
Costa csus-Ii is nov Cd, years thai bsve bean d.
tue detnice Of nee ,untry DURING that tme Pr
deuce asAee 10 prove our rsss1s,oo AMI War.
nr,irn ard ocu have succefsveiy s .,ed ia These
~ ncereuoeot from my wilt Notsitbstu ding this,
zoe scns STATE ~ Toe country will tell you " 40 have
For ne prcscni clouds have sis.Dpca-es the time of
ira r over; more war no more struggle. 9th our
trt,hgtn Edoy ~ yoag ease the goods which peace,
seuufy and give acd leave 20 the ungrAse
tal q procure Tor you the Interior order be eves
al the 81 tvo three Anarchists Our
rsaiiru amply provides TIE sth TIE necessary messs
and the nsoessts OF preserving peace viii obge me "
tsie such measures rs sre required by
Dsiaroers driven fr,m other cDuctries by tbew
crmes Who. Tor misfortune, te country 40
ssy introduced here the seed Of discard, and pro
tsbotd 20 needle With 20 tics hut 90 nct lose sight
Of thfn, ara vii be ready N punsh them - they de-
serve a. II was tolerant, was purooseiy In order 70
better kr'w btse gdocrs, In order 70 prOcsed ~tn
that tecufy vita which just IL worsinf aod the benz
~ ~ ~hlch the country, whose destiny an pre<idsG
| over. IA eltiied 70 eniov. Your fellos cuysn,
SAS JoeE, May Is, 1sbs. JUAN RuAki NORA.
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EFFECTS OF THE FLOODS ON THE CRoPs.-The
81 Iou Democrat thinks that the danger OF materia
dim mutton Of the grain crop OF the West In consequence
Of the recent resheu snd overors, being much over
rated II ssys:-In 1851 there vas precisely suco 100,
az nov pr,vals-not subsdInr ul the rs, OF Juy-snd
vet the recspts Of corn and 81 Louis in that year
we're fully M 70 the svesge during TIE Eve yesrs from
1s3p 10 1853
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the city and county OF New York. from the 10Th day OF
June TO the e6ta day Of juno, 1898.
Men, rs; women, 90; boys, los; gria es-Tctsl, SAT.
Adults la; children, 205; mAos, 1S0 fsmAles, 49,
oolored persona, q.
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Mr.. Dfifsye and tire Treasury Department.
10 TRx sorros oy rus Hsn.Lp.

Nsw YonK Juas 10, 1858.
The fuius naiicns ~ he Hon Howell coe5 ypnr psp~
Of this cs,a IN vhch so~sicury say, "mr Ga,nre
og.ns TERRIBLE t-D>.fe ~ rornd sto, grsr. rhc' sn1
cann,crn ny cicis integrity before me n, Ia snoSs
Dg ,h. ie.rsle sl>ss ssuna when t,s sroke sss
Of The e-. stall expec 10 r~c~ivs zee ~ 'n-
honorable srd the cnrsemrs ~ NE wned 10 me -rss
tire "a am "euutled ~ &c yonv rwr lsngnass 20
hesrs a. ef e~g yoa a. ssF tos nhsa - thn 49,
nj fAfihcsi show uls puh~ Ma ~ss este 100 pan"
10 NE hoo secre,A1y "a ~ st-r ?. ass. rus.vK
TO rus rprrou ~ rum nrualp
Nv name apteafitg 4 aaaueo en ~aA "a ~ -
sgsrst NJ 4 u nlaaye, ~ go seHas - - -.
si0res o. snt a. htsd sir~et. ute ~ - -
40 say ,ha, Al Enos abou ne msaN.s tas. - q.
generator m real estate prsnctpaig nFsy~ aF~ney
NJ Ceri sor,h who sss 70 ths h.ea "A gsl-'inf 90 -
ro property which be supge.el 80 =. 49, ~
porchaec. wan called on IN ne eary - y ne yeNF
1897 by that gentleman, snf toia VA coea le.ss We
ueulees a. and - Broad street, when would snsSef nv
purrrse sdrlrnSy for bonded warehouse knosng "A he
"a ~ ass,,sa a. enter into that business bit falling
a, emnloy them thus would have no dmcuiv IN rcnunx
tbcm al q fair advance, 40 such aprcs -oud be IN de
,nana on The s, May Thus ccuueeed, consented W
.nevssip the subject and take the stores Bui suhae-
oueuty and aer consulting my friends as 70 The exped.
eocy Of opening bonded warehouses aud csrng 70 run
the rish Of Specializing upon the chances OF obtaining
hWhcr rents, declined 10 have anything more 70 40 IN
the renting OF the stores knew heard Of no under.
standing rent them 10 the government and am a. free
from any oousion with any person or persons 10.
improper purposes acted then ~ would act
again under similar circumstances and we're necessary
could give evidence that wanted the stores IA question
mainly Tor the purpose of bonded warehouses.
I NATHANIEL PEARcE.
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DEan ca1Rlss-Yoa vIl 90 write 20 me nor va your
broter Joseph feep his word % -re 70 me; therefore
T' say 6S ~ WI TPrSs sSS s ss
Sr1s Inch end, End Ts SpSp fq9 s, w
sny love say feeling wrie TO 40 not keeo NE 10 srs
s Oh sP 30 yoS Ts suppose S sfi &c You he
Of my child tkpo- hsye sooi hear. Do NOT opp %.
the vruaus dststes OF Coincidence, but enswr me
orce. Your faithful. loving CAhOLirs
Mr. Churchill sxoru-Hss knorn the accused for the
lssi ak ears has met the daughter several tines Mr.
Barby lived years ago Apollo street has seen the
deceseed and uiHs Hardy t)getber many OCCASIONS
At - Charles Hotel ball, about u lst sod 100 Of
February last urged from Mr. stone Information regard
ing the matter; told hm shat the cjmDoo report was
about the seduction and asked him 70 tell whether ws
true he TOOK 40 osln ~n'1a vines sa soa
and that when he went up he was, ~ hts astonishme
charged with the seduction and that their grief was -
great he did not deny then but told them he would
give them satisfaction the Denied uuder Ca
that he was engaged 10 her The reason wns ~taeJs al
mins,ered the csto ~as that Stone oeoogea 70 seore
the society aud te friend bad asked leave 10 inquire
of stone under oath The facts Of the Stone With
the i'm OF the oath before him deuied the sed
ton or engagement There we're so other ladies' 70 vi,
he paid as much attention he did 10 Miss Hardy. he
was always considered slsiy's man.
Mr.. vOse eworD-Has knO rn The accused TOR twenty
years visited his about two years ago; say Mr.
stone there several times heard he was very inu nate
with the daughter; Stone never told him ne vas ensnei
but the presumption was ths, he tbs first time he
met Mss Hardy she introduced W him ~ Stone 10
Boles church always known Mr. Hardy TO be an 10
dus,ri,up and honest man; stone considered lady
man; knew that he was pleased with several lstes BE-
M Judson ssorn-Has known Mr. Hardy for many
years knev bis wife AM daughter knew the deceasei
some seven years ago; has bun 10 company wnn
Miss Hardy various places thought they were
10 be married. has had frequent occ sion 70 see Mss ds
bv and never saw anything In her conduct unbeconos
aladv. knew stone VERY we'll knew that he was aosen,
some two three days At the last OF NOvemoeri hs'
beard no ruTors ,sen and not ups "s,c1
Mr. Mccormick sworn-Ha known Mr.. HWoy Tor ten
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IRON the Augusta Chronicle, June ~.
To-day aisbOut one O'Clock, r Radford J. Crockett
The unforunste young man whose life and character has
bee. he subject Of 80 much nent 10 this conmuoy
Tor the past trO months suffered the extreme psnay Of
Lhs lsw
me hsh respecisSnay and pc,y Of young Crockett.
parent, he $3.50 s'iou and connection With p0oriols
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Nm yesxru Sroxr:- ea- srI you according 10
your request Keep up spouderce. WHEN hrr
rived h-r- December but have net receiver
an answer 70 nv letter 1 60 no. know what TO under
star BY Perhzps you hive never receiv-d H. but
thai impopsSle father has received not ONLY
all letters 10 him bg obsr hags lteese answer
o. ths mamert yon i've g. Youknow Xe'y about
ypur huler aud ony through you that receive
laorm1iion concerning hin Tel him as vel az can be
ffun alton Of MAD TIE os
tress fsiher has not obtained ss
uyn in public schools. Remember love 70 CHARLES
and , wris Immediately. Yours, truly, c. H. VI.
When the following letter read the witness. who
bad recovered soaewbs bdrss into tears, and fell back
into the Cear and ~ept.-
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ST. LOUIS, Mo Dec. Is 1857.
Mn. Jossru sroxr-Desr SRI arrived IN this large city
this afternoon. ADD according 70 promise iaform you oft
am well be expected, under The crcums ances
labor under. fe,her board for at private
baard,pg for few dsys 1omorro~ will be Monday
do look for employ 10 the public so,s
DO thing 20 support his fsmy tboud pc succeed IN
doing apvthtg hA Will hire house and VIII i've alone
and retired sorry fha, father and mothor
verv mel melody sieut, has escaped their
lips the unfortunate events which drove them
from fIsnds and from their support and lived
boos o. Ceai hos feel for them; hui how dare offer
thrm-I xbe the OF their grief and povorvf I
tnovr ,hev ayrpah ~ with ms. a-d though undsrserv
Ing they lose st Oh Caarlsy could see ther grief
srd know y him how his he>rt would grieve En-
brso. your bro her for say that while live
bu him viii po-ssss my Sfec Ions and my true love Yours
with rtsyecl and regard q. ~ EAkbf
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Al early hour this morning all the thoroushfres
leading 10 the Jail Of ths district preeeutet an animaed
and busting appearance; hundrets Of persons wendell
their way 70 The place o. erssuon dsormsed no DOUBT
10 take tne By ths ofeloyk and secure goot p)son
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-10-30

nne mnnere dc hl,e George ct les derner rnrpos
nous transmits e'aien' fs ua' dspu' 0r on
III paa.i Simpson donue bHcp de en- Gs"
-aaasi quill lu Mai. patience r' probable
'en % In'o % com eoannncs aves matre Broom "o're sy", So
Eth tien! iy nverron. II pren, chcyarS ena
ensuite Je nin
ao. eire mum, e ain one j. ne onb pas en'1 rel IA a, n"'
venr Alton prepare des planches debarcaitre
s,ror a Comment "" s s ont .s sn f" s
ntemen, Kelly en- RANT nous pourrons reps plan
e'ah bon' ct eette operation ,appore forte
LION ma done lie monde Ces ont etc a smp
croire que Hok peri fond du Mississippi
Eace br de recif que aribuee
-Cernme cee heure penirn fas croire ces sensa
que azar do eie supplement oe pene hule
est s,6 u1s oS's u' remPs de L. visax hn x., n
densrs 6'teaux Ne-oean Atom p pecanon de les ,ePsnd
-Non mas laen ains ja t hier app,er lei de Ia Pen
bdgonne Ne.Oreans touef cargaison pene Ja
dess da oegoeant chez eqn les ~ahande doeu' cosne
.s rs~r espsnd,, nsgre q est plus as Ia % mai
Helena rcnI LneRock pour h, erre, q
dams dot gutter Helena dnn matn de bone heure monte
sur u q, shsva :, saLi gri'
chemineron ensemble asuan bureau de poee Strong enser Sc
refuse s,achsr Ia de "s De cher "1 terra dams u"
nervous! 4! --.
% M as Rn G 5 sss % ss S
a"enee her lei Js crois quele est fole.
Kelly ppans du pied Javai odonue Kenukn de Sc
debarrasser dele dr6e est teobine. ct e Grains ben
-Je 4 ma observer depui dfe-
chooses qui CONVENIENT point chez hom"e
lie urveier kcnuc
ken At-on coule bas les deux bateaux decharges?
O deux miles dc ain pres de
Fort ben plus de laier petite lie
submsrgess uavign,eurs distance
Que deedons suet du baean vupeur
Nous oberva Kelly
pres rce guelnes puis,b u payer px Ia
va done parc pubquement ant teuo
OH ea file
Ellie at enfernee No Ms mistress Kelly pite de pau
vre creature ct Ia prise dams "a maison.
Viment Georua pr file ellie Ellie salt pourtapt bn
maine celia II fau dsb,rrass e doe. Backo, fsut
sen debarrasser salehamp Envoyni Bolivar Daileurs
de top de femm dams File, cea tenbe
lree Dpres rement d,vrt doaz femmes
ct cele.ci ait Ia dxhuiema.
Tout parant ains capine apenia h terrain agitation
enat scs bras cruises ssrat les dents.
| Le volon a resonne dln a sale
+. GERsrAEcKEa.
LA satc q proclaim namefo)
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