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JCDSON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
AIar.in1, Al.lnrrn.
Is s. SO.

1s5s-'59.
IVHE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION will
i open Monday, October 4th, and continue nine
months.
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MARRIED.
MOBILE MARKETS.


In this city. on Tuesday the 10th inst Ivy J. b.
Cough. Esq Mr q. ". HOLDEN, q Enterprise. TO
Mr. WHY MIIIER ~ this city.
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Caution TO The PnhIic.
NISSISSIPPI SCH00E B0OkS


TEACHERS OF MISSISSIPPI, have you examined
/ the following School Books, selected from the
National SeTgeS Of Standard School BooksE II not
please send TO the Publishers for copies for cxamn-
on, which shall be mailed fre opoStGge upon receipt
Of prices annexed
Moateith and MeAaiyS Sores q GeograpLy-I Nos
Prices 2jc 400 too and SI00.
Prof Duic's Nc Scrle II AylthHotics-4 Nos-Prices
Is. ., 40. 75c.
Parier AMI Hatsaas Nae Series Of RoalTs-rrces 10,
-. 10 80 and use.
| s W Carks Ner English GrdmD1r-2 Nos.-Prices IS
and tec.
Pgrker's Natural Philosophy and Porta-s C7enistrl-
Price Sl00 each.
Norton ani POrte First Book of Scsnoc-Price q 90
EHaris School History Of The CHoi Siates-Prics T5o
Mautdths Youths History Of IHitei StHtes-Pree SOC
HiUdriS UEirersIl HSf0r7i-price e 50.
NEW Books RECENTLY PUsLIsHHBs
! Prot DgrlfS University A'qobra-Priee 81 as
" w. Smiths Juvenile Dthuer-3oc.
J5UeTiie Spels-aOc
Defaer'S HclVok-eQc.
Br0okftJ1'S First Book IN Comprehensive.
Boyd Elements q R4ts0I7c--s4,
\ :. BARNES & CO.
Publishers of National Series Of stand School Books
No. 81 and IS John Street New York
Ven l0Ts- New Is 1855 5-tf
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4 STEADILY INCREASING BTSINESS

A STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS
NOR the past Is years, with the most respectable
Il Merchants, Druggists. and Hotels, and the fact OF
hudng stock TIL II acquires proper age, warrants
IN calling attention to lNPORIATIoNs, and SYSTEM or
BoTTLSc, and Also in soliciting your orders eX-
animation when purchasing. We have Standard quail
tiles from the oldest shippers Of CoGNAc BRASBIEs Of
different grades and vintages, put up in dozens from
s. to IS per doz. Also M,pElRA SHEERY and PoaT
from the best houses in Europe Of grades and prices
uniform with the above al with elegant brands and
labels, bearing our name. We have also
In amber Rhine Flasils with handles, AWHEosiu and
SAnDlFBAG WHISKY, containing Old Bourbon and Mo-
nongahola
In WedGe-shapc Bottles ALLEgHANT STOMACH CoEniAI-
approved Of by eminent Physicians.
0LD RoYAL HOLLAND GIS with fac smiic ofthr Royal
Coat Of Arms
| In Pine Apple shape Bottles ON PINE tPri2 RIM
In Temple shape Bottles CONSTITUTION BTrEls, supe-
rioT 10 any imported.
In Earthen Jugs, Amsterdam imported STDrHrI1
CURACoA SCHNAPPs.
WmILoCK d Co.'S ScHF1DAN ScfINApPs-
NH-Of al the above are the SOLE PRoPRlE-
TORS. The prices as low as they can possibly be
afordcd and the utmost reliance can he placed in the
quality Of the different articles, and Sample Cases will
ne sent. il ordered
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SWAMI Il CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!
SWAMI & CO.
CONTINUE To DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT IN
TERRUPTION.
SWAMI 4 CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LAGAI- AND AUTHORIZED BY
THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
SWAMI 4 CO.'S

- The late attempt to iniure our firm has show
that our Lotteries are drawn fairly; that prizes
aTe PAID punctualiy; and that our schemes are more
hoeral than any other Lottery in the world.
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And he is now communing with the "bTight inelli-
gcnces that encircle the throne Of the Most High
No. IL has not len you comfortless Even now DIT the
language 81 your chaStened hcart7 be- thy VIII be
done" :
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Buggy For sale.
A GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGY FOR SALE. for
n Cash. or fer Note with good security. Apply at
THIS Office
Pudding, Nov. q. 1865 5-lm
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A. b. q d. SANDS d CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGT ISIS
No. l4l WILLIAM STREET. CORNER or FUllOv.
NEW YORK.
A. b. g. d. S. 4 Co. offer for sale for cash, or am ana
proved credit. at the lowest market prices lsra @
we-seected assortment Of East India Mediterranean
and European DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Lows Genuine Brown Windsor and Honey scans.
PerfUmery Fancy Articles, Fancy SOAPS
Brushes. Extracts Bronzes. Trusses Ieechce.
Paints and Oils, Dye-Stuffs. Druggists Labels.
Window Glass Surgical Instruments:
Druggists Glass Ware, Hatters' Goods;
Shakers Herbs and Roots: Genuine Cod-Idvcr oil .
Together with every article comprising the stock Of 4
Druggist or Physician.
-Nag FORK. July. 1855 40-ly
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DysPe p-r po-l,. f.aeumat~nl. Dropsy Gravel Cole
Cholera Fever ami Ague. Structure Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, the Kidneys, andthe Bowels Ner-
vous Debility ect whilst The weaker hy its use,
VIII invariably md rehef from thosn distressing an
ganzation.
Dr. Valentine Mott Of New York, the highest Med
cal authority. SAYS: In some cases | Recommend
Pure Holland Gin A. a Mcdicue-Charlea's London
Cordial Gin contains larger quantity Of Juniper. and
consider II far superior article IN Eact the best
have ever seen"
Il is peculiarly adapted to residents in the Southern
and Western States. wen for travellers exposed
10 changes Of water and air.
For sale in quarts and pints by all Druggists Gro
Gers, Fruitercr- and Country Merchants Beware Of
limitations. Bay only Charles'-None other is Imper
ted.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT AT DESOTO.
ROBERT ID. WEEMS.

TIlITF y sI7IN LDITHUJ
II ANlNG purchased the remaining stock Of Goods
II J. W. Collins. at DeSoto. will conduct gener-
al MERCANTILE B USINESS, at the old stand He
viii keep constantly on hand large stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing the usual variety suited to the wants ofthe
up country.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE CUTLERY;
fact everything suited 70 the country trade or usu-
aily found ln mp country stores. He will sell At
MOBILE PRICES FOR CASH
with the freight added which all that the most ex-
acting customer could demand.
His old friends In smith county, and the back coun-
Try generally, bringing their cotton to DeSoto, will
md % their interest to give him call He pledges
himself To sell them goods for cash or in exchange
for cotton on as good terms they can be bought
anywhere on the line Of the road-at ENTERPRISE or
any other place. His motto will be
QUICK SALES AND Low PRICES"
and he determined to please. He respectfully soli-
cts a share Of custom. ROB"T b. VEINS
DcS9fO March ~, 1855. 32tf
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MOBILE CITY MILLS,
SCIPLE & BROTHER,

MOBILE CITY MILLS,
sCIPLE & BROTHER,
NILLERS.
Corner Of Commerce and Church Streets,
MOBILE, ALA.
FRESH GROUND FLOUR:
Uuboltcd Flour Cracked Wheat Middlings, Rye Meal,
Corn Meal. Grts and Homny; Corn Oats Wheat
Bran, Corn Bran. Cracked Corn. Wheat Shorts,
Rye shorts, and all kinds Of Feed, &C. &c.
Flour FIOurII Fourth
1000 BBIS. Common. Fine, superfine. Fancy Su-
lUOU perfne. Extra and Choice brands, IN store,
Ne Zeal largely in an kinds Of FLOUR-from the
commoneSt and cheapest TO the best qualities Of Ex
ira brands--whch enables to sell at the very low
est rZure-. and ~ a small advance.
ss-Smal profits, quick and heavy sales, il our
motto.
We invite the attention Of purchasers Of Flour to
our stock and prices
Every barrel Of Flour sell we warrant rep
resent. IN quality and sweetness.
Flour mt up in = barrel bags, "a lbs; in do. 40
lus in DO. do ss lhS and in barrels; all neatly la
h,liei and IN fac shipping order.
our articles are always fresh ground. and made
from the best grain to be had in the market.
MeaII MeaIII MeaIII;
1000 BUSHELS pure, white sweet Bolted MEAL
lOOU GRITS and HOMINY; for sale every day,
fresh ground made from choice White Corn.
lfyou want nice Corn Bread. try our Meal.
y" Mil IN the United States can make better Meal
than we furnish.
COrnI COrnII COrniIl
O000 BAGS prime yellow and White. in store
CONJO landing. and 20 arrive. We are constantly
receiving large quantities Of Corn; bought AT cargo
prices and in sound lots; which enables Us to sell At
The very lowest market prices.
EgHCorn Buyers look 10 your interest.
FeedI FeedI! FeedIig
O0An BAGS Cracked Corn, Oats. Wheat Bran,
')OUO Corn Bran, Corn Shorts etc, ETC., in store,
| always on hand and for sale at low rates.
Gunny BagsI
| 90 nnn SELECTED. Second Hand Choice GUN
U,UOU VI BAGS; put up in bundles Of 100
each; a. good As new. and IN fine shipping order
| For sale low. Also deal IN new Gunny Bags.
RE-We respectfully invite the public visiting No
bile call on shall take pleasure in showing
| our articles and giving orr prices.
Al orders, by mail and Otherwise promptly attend
I ed To-. SCIPLE & BROTHER,
CITY Mus.
| Corner Commerce and Church sts- Mobile. Ala
Mobile july II. ISIS. sally
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r. ne -, following scheme will be drawn by S. Swan
- .sitSers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each
a. t eI single Number Lotteries for November 1853,
,'eorgia in public under She superinten-
Glass % Draws Saturday. Nov. q. 1853.
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49, = - - -
Tins 6A, distilled IN LcH1n,
from sound Barley. undar the
Surveillance OF the British Epise
Laws, IS dcicaiely favored With a
tineiure of the Italian Jplper
Berry, and some Of the mos valu-
hle rcSturauyes Of the Nertable
alngdom rendering IL n tbs
'pini0n Of the mosteminet med
% men, tie purest an safest
tmulant 0rdiureuc dim IN use
It's delicious tonic, a soft
nj delicate favor, dheinE en-
rely from 10y stneUGin and de
rnid Of that harsh acrd taste
Qch renders theartich know
= Holland Gin u Sehaspps 81
iectlonahle.
Though rot inteldedso.ely AS
medicine, il is recommended b,
.aAVrsalans generally IN cases q
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hRiWlNG % H. sparta Academy Lottery of oeor-
IL ga Glass o. 81 Augusta. Georgia. Saturday. Nov.
6th, ISIS. Samuel swan q Co.. Managers.
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Lumber and Meal for Sale.

THE undersigned beg leave to notify their friends
and the public generally, that they will keep con-
stlntly hand at their Mills in the southwest corner
Of Newton county, good supply Of Lumber. Of all
descriptions and good Corn Meal, which they will sell
on accommodating terms.
These Mills are u the most approved description
now in IN the South and hope by strict atten-
ton to business to merit the patronage 81 the public
VAUGHAN 1 PlNKSfON.
oct. 10 1893. lily
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Southern CrOckery Emporium,
ESTABLISHED'IN lSf0.
OSCAR CHEESMAN.
IMPORTER AND DEALER N
QUEENSWARE, CHINA AND GL4SSW APE
l45 DIANE SrREET
NEW YORK


las. EDWARDS & SONS Celebrated Tp,na,i.I rr,,,
- Stone China; together with White frantic. e and
Painted Ware, from the best English manufacturers
also a splendid assortment Of French and Fngi h
China. IN white GILT and richly decorated Dinner at.5
Tea sets also Glassware in great variety cut pres.
ed and PLAIN. TINS stock gotten up * s.jy ior
the southern Trade, and cannot fail to please either
in style or prices.
Orders promptly executed, and especial attention
gwen 10 packing
N11 York July, 1855. Ao-r,
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II QUART BOTTLES
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD


Sr-QfJLd. NsrrlHlai Diseases. stubborn liz. pI
ts1 ctiaaoohs hroptoss: Disppsa Lirsr ON
P'a,t bronchitis SG4 RteiB. Cllstqpf,o-.
Foe S90cs Ertspaa, Fsrsole Or,
psa,atS los Y aFpetite. Pmpyss
bi1s- GnertR Dt5isfll a.
LIVERY revolving wear etflifr1s and sr~.,,. ..
II heT and wider Zoe wod,lmsrited reni,t.ton IA
deserved popna rs 81 oi valuable Medeine brow
w !, l'us lAa ln975 etncaeloI remedial agent known
state OF the blood AS maid aperent antseptic ana
TOME contains tne threa most useful propdrties ~
..y' u Ifee-, eNfpes and r. stores The rap
idltN with winch the patient recovcra
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under THIS triple influence IL SURPRISING Each nc,r
new certificate Gflts exceeu-a; and We have ri, =,
p9mt 20 the aoc1inula'ed testimony Of rnulutndes
WHO have experienced It's effects to e, lo 81 increI
htT itself OF Ita reel yaiue-
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SUNNERYILLE FEMALE SEMINARY,

SummeWlle NOXnbee County, Miss.
1NHE undersigned is happy 10 announce TO his
friends that be hiss pure.ls,sed the property u the
ces in promoting the cause OF sound southern female
education. .
The buildings Tor the above sch, u Ecrc erected BY
Mr. Lew How'd wealth, genfisfua- Of this vicinity
Cor the purpose 81 establishing T class Female
"a lv he public Il has been my ntenSon % engage
in this great work On plan similar - that adopted
nv my brother of the 'Sunmenile Institute school
es+al3ishei bv hnselffor the educston of bows and
yo1pr men. This determination upon my part was
formally announced in circular issued upon my Ia
tig charge OF the Female school at Louisville Miss
onle eighteen months ago. Upon the first Of March
next with splendid edihoe, under nv own control
and direction, with q considerable experience in the
n-ofesSiou Of my choice shall proceed to the pur-
pose 81 my life No ambition is felt to build up
Sehoo for the .RabobS,' bat the terms are such K il
conceived, ~ will afford the greatest good to the
greatest number
TERMS:
Board and Tuition for ten months ........, 3lN 90
Nusip on tho Ilafl 40 %
For the Latin Language, extra. ... 70 %
RgPayments must be made semiannually in ADJ
vance.
Trusting to that generous public. that has sustane ed
and battered HIM in the positions heretofore held bV
him. the Principal links his destiny with that OF the
'sSUmlnerv1ile Female Seminary"
FEB. c, GATHRIGHT
Gh0lSoH. Mss. Jan. S0th 1853 92-,y
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FruIt Trees and Wines.

A FILES, Pears. Peaches Plums. Nectarincs. Apri-
"A cots ounces, Cherries, Almonds Pomecranaies.
rigs oranges, Lemons, Cltrons, Shsddocks. Mulber-
res, Guavas Bananas. &C Over 200 varieties ~ fr,,,
al OF superior quality The trees are young thrifty
and oil good size, nth no COCO and cheap
The Proprietnrs ask continuance Of favor slor.
upon the merits Of their establishments II mistaL
has at any time been made It will be corrected frn ~
charge But II an inferior fruit has been sent (Which
under their system Is scarcely possble four fold Nil
be returned. ~ "
Catalogue sent on application
Wa. MHlTFlELD,1
or to SHELBY NEWSON, bay st. Louis, Miss.
BAY 81. LOsHs, Nov. G. 1855 -,
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Bank Notes.
NBw-oRLHANs MARKETS.

COTTO.N:
NEW -ORLRANS CLASSIFICATION
AssINILATING TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
Nrw-Dnfuaxs NDv n 1s5s
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An Eminent sportsman" Dead.

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ABoNS MEM + \ 7:
Tpo1S pIASTRES PAR AN.
.,- p4YABLES D1TANCE. ~sa
pRIS DES ANNONCES.

- ob,c,e ear-e de dix lignes on rnolns,
rnnr l. prer,.lre Insertion. .....sl VI
pIr cb.cne insertion additionnellc, par
Pour cDa41s '''S~' '' " sc
rcir to,,te aunonce Indignant la profession
a. ,e fornic;le, ct qui n'excedera pas hult
1i,nas ayec labonnement al Journal, par
~. 3;,o;nrtion iibtrale sera faite aux person
r.sr,i s'ahouneront lannse pour Ia publication
=, 1srs announces: ulais leur privilege sera rlsl-
Jsm.nt horne leur genre d'affaires; ct il ne
S.ra ;orais Derr,is uie nlaison de commerce de
;, nregalord de sorl privilege dabonnenlent anuuel
,o1r f,ire mblisr, sara retributioa. les annunces
a,ant rspnort aux ntersts particuliers de sea d-
yers associe'.
Tn,te anuonee publiea par intervaiies, sera
,s,yee al taux dune piastre par care.
Tr,t. atnoDre ou lettTp iuvitant g1elqn 'ur 4 Sc
ro.tfr. sur leg rangs coIame candidat une place
N, m enploi etielconque, sera payee au taix or
diaare dune pas!re par carrie, ct tnsdr'aaln'as'n
ddr1nY. e
Toute annonce Re cauddat sera payee DIX
PiASTEES. et d,rfunes.
route anuonce don't le nombre d'insertions n est
pas snGcite rerbalenent nu par ecrit sera liseFee
ju4il'a npuTcl ordre. an ;aux ordlnaare.
lrs marriages ct les deces seront pnblies CONNIE
fats de cropique locale; mais tout necroiose, on
at!,fe trbat de respect, aera take comnc annohce
Stl ecrit dune nature personnclle ne pGnrra
ttra atlmls ians nos colonies que colnmc alnonce.
q deux piastres he caTt ct payable snaura1bten'e'a
ddraat,
e4s- Togte annonce, h nloiRs quill men soft or
lauuG autrenIeRt. sera pahlee en- trancais ct en-
aaglais, 1T payee au taux ci-dessas.
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moins on sera SIR de p'attcindre que dc
vcritables coupablcs."
Comme tout lie monde en- peut juger
notrc Co,nitt recoit rapprobation dcs
paroisses voisincs; mais il faut quill
agisse fermcment, avec justice, ct quill
ne Sc laissc inauencer par quot nj PAL
qui que &C soft; il faut quill acconplisse
loyaement la tache quill s'est creee, qui
est on ne peut plus delicate ct dificile;
c'est Ia seule maniere d'avoir rapproba-
tion ct les sympathies de tout homme de
bien ct ami de la justice, de rordre, de
Ia paix ct de la iranquiIlite. zs
Nous disons, ct nous ne saurions trop
lie repeter, defions-nous de ces marchands
ambulants qui parcourent les paroisses
ct qui vendent on ne salt jamais trop
quoi; personne ne peut afhrmer ce que
contienuent leurs charrettes; null ne peut
dire ce que renferme la besace quils ont
sur lie dos.
Ne perdons pas de vue, non plus, tous
ces chalands qui sillonnent la Fausse-
Rivlerc Ell tout sens, ct qui stationnent
sur ses berds jour ct mutt. Est.on bien
certain que tous ces marchands ne ven
lent que les objets qui sont exposes au
grand jour ct d la vue du public N'yE
It'll pas, dams ces bateaux, quelaues
quelques coins bien dissimu-
es, contenant le fruit deteudu, ct don't
es portcs nc s'ouvrcnt qu'au clair de Ia
une? Qui peut repondre cette grave
ucstion /
Pour nous, nous sommes portes a
rolre plutot le bien que le nal; mais
otrc Comite de Vigilance, que tout eli
'yen valide devrait alder, fcra bien de
en- assurer
II y va dc 'intertt dc tous, sans au-
Inc exception
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MoRPHY & HAEw1rz-Les journaux de
iarls annonccnt Ell ces termcs le point
ou est arrive Ia lutte engagte entire no,
tre )e''ne compatriote ct NJ. Harwtz
Norphy deja un uvantage marque,
car sur t parties joudes, 4 Sc sont ter
lhi1ieeS son avantagc, contre 9 au pro-
ut dc NJ. Harwitz. II ne resteruit done
plus all Ter que } parties 4 terIniner vic
torleusement pour assurcr son triomphe
detnltif. Dependant, les camps sont
touJours partages."
LIE BusrE DE MoRPHY.-Une correspon.
dance de Paris annonce que le plus ce-
lebre des sculptcurs francais, Lequesne,
membre de PInstitut, q prize lie ieune
Morphy Gle poser pour son buste en- mar
bre; ce qui etc accepte, bien entendu.
Ce bnste fgurera a rexposition des
Beaux-Arts. C'est Ia, dit avec raison la
correspondence, lie plus grand honncur
que NJ. Morphy aura recu encore, bien
quill ait etc invite a diner par S. A. lei
duo de Brunswick. Au Theatre -Francais.
II etc, pendant toute une soirGe, robietI
de la curiosite publiqne. Tous les vieux
joueurs d'tchecs, ilustres debris du
temps de Labourdonnais, le traitent
avec une extreme courtoisie.-Onl le |
volt, la France toujours la premiere a |
rendre justice qui de droit, sans dis
Junction aucunc. |
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coMITE DE VIGILANCE

e s'ss1aHs, de Donaldsonville, tout
eafeproduisaat le rapport de Ia derniars
-, se'a''ee DC notre Comite de Vigilance,
'a'e ies reiexions saiyantes, oui mon
"sas :. aaH est pleinement de notre avis.
,o,s 'aala 1aa IN comitd dc visilance tel que
a,.s nas ass a'raons. An lieu de Sc metre on
a,p0s'tlon e!'a Ia loi, il veat hui yenir an a.,
cn,,n.hla les pfeuves, sans Iesquelles les
/ = ssplss npn,s eehappent presque touiours,
.e;I = p.opose d'aider i les trouver Son
49, aa a.ooiours ouvert, en- effrayant m los
,e,' senaears De whiskey. les forcera ! re' m
.''''eef g. isenteux tra6c. ~ u -,
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lie budget de la France pour 1859.
Went d'etre fxe ct public par lie Moniteur.
II porte en- depenses : l,766, ,oS0,87T Fl.
1858 3,2l6,l75 40 cts.), ct en- recettes ::
1,773,9l9,114 fr (s354,7 1882 80 cts },
soft un eycedant en- recettes de 7,s38, 237
fl. (s1,567.647 40 cts. An train d'ex-
cedants qui dure depuis 5 Gu ans, Ia
France, en- depit de depenses extraordi-
naires qui ressemhlent CONNIE deux
gonttes d'cau a de Ia prodigalite, fnira
par etre trop richie.
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(AU DEMoCRATE.}


/ Nous avons lu avec etonnement, dam
l'Ecso de Ia Pointe- Couple, un article dan
| iequcl pauteur ononyme du Malakoti.
Culottc semble vouloir Sc justitier au
pres des danes de notre paroisse, de
Paccusatlon de lese-galanterie don't i
pretend avoir etc Pobjet. Nous avons crr
volr, dams cette Justification, une raillc
RE plutot quautre chose, ct nous rGpon
dons au nom de ces danes De quoi
vous melez-geus,et pourquoi ne les lais.
sez-vous pas s'arranger a leur facon
N'ont-elles pas autant de gout que vous,
ct voudriez-vous les voir revenir aux
modes ridieules du Directoire, oa, 81 eIles
ne ressemblaient pas a des PORES ta-
pees, CONNIE vous semblez l'insinuer, du
moins otfraient-elles Paspect de cones
renverses
LIE Malakoff, du reste, ne fulfill pas
adopte sous Louis XIV, sous la designa-
ton de yertu-gadins, pour les danes de
la Cour, qui avaient, chacun le salt,
Pambition de plaire?
La Revolution franchise, ennemie de
ce qui portait le cachet de la distinc-
tion ct du genre aristocratique, Sc hata
de detroner cette mode pour Ia rempla-
Ger par des fourreaux de parapluie, que
les elegantes Sc haterent de dissimuIer
sous le Ter consul, sous les turbans des
Mameluks tombes aux Pyramides, ce qui
changea lie cone renverse en- un pain de
sucre. Maintenant, dites-moi 81 vous ne
preferez pas, a ces deux modes ST ridi-
cules, lie Malakoff, qui a, du moins, Pa
vantage de METRE en- relief la tallle ele-
gante de nos jolies creoles.
Nous deposions Ia plume, croyant que
Fauteur anougass await achieve de lancer
ses foudres contre ces malheureux GER
ceaux, ainsi quill les appelle, Iorsqu'en
ouvrant rEcso du 16, nous lisons un ar
ticle qui est tout supplement un ana
theme lance par NJ. b. contre les Mala-
koffs ct contre les infortunes qui Sc per
mettraient de repondre a ses sarcasmes.
L3auteur, pourtant, s'apaise petit petit;
Il nous rend I'M petit conpte de clerc a
mMtre des hijoux, parures, cerceaux, &c,
dune comete de la fashion; puis, son III
des bagagcs termine, il nous
presente une balance dun quart pour les
charmes de ladite comete. Vous avoue-
rez franchement que nous n'ayons pas
besoin den voir plus, ce serait nous sup
poser peu d'imagination; d'aillenrs, on
peut plaire ct porter plus dc crinoline
que Nile Ida de Morange, qui, depuis
1fols semaines, pose devant nous, au
sant du lit, dams un decollet6 qui laisse
peut-etre nn pen a desirer ***