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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
NUMBER 46.

Section S. 1fany person shall without
the consent of the finder, take awaT any
stray taken Up pursuant to the provis-
ions of this chapter, without first paving
all the lawful charges incurred in re alton
to the same he shall be liable to the
finder for the value Of such stray.
Section .. If tho finder of any stray
shall neglect to cause the same 10 be ac,-
vcrtised, or a notice thereof to be posted
up, or if he shall neglect to procure the
appraisal of any stray which. shall be Of
the value of ten dollars or more, or If ho
shall neg eet to perform any of the duties 2
required of him in this chapter, he shall
be pfecluded from acquiring any right of
property in such stray by the provisions
of this chapter. or receiving any damages
or charges for keeping the same.
Form of notice ty finder Of stray, 10 Je
flied NTH fo,cn clerk ...,
To---town clerk of the town Of
You will take notice, that on or about 3
the - day of -, IS. one chestnut
6orsc, of Tie age Of screen years, or Mcre- :
abouts, and marked 1cith star IN his
forehead, s.rayed upon my land, Tor, upon
land occupied by me, in :he town of
----, and now remains thoreupon; and
that | reside in the sail town Of. .sr
Dated the - day Of, Is.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

a child, .peaking Of his home to a
friend, was asked
"Where is Your home
Looking with loving eyes at MS mother
he replied, Where mother Is =
Was ever question more truthful ",
beautifully or touchingly answered
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

-"Have you ever broken horse p in-
ou:red . horse jockey. sT
saNo," sad Ssnbbins, ''but / naFe brok-
en- three or four wagons" hrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
ID according to law.
ated the - day OF -, IS.


C. d, Constable.
(2) Section 6, of Chapter Sc, of the re-.
vised statutes (lS49D gives a lien upon es-.
tray to the taker up, for his lawful charges,
upon his comp lance with the require
ments of the statute Ford Is. Ford, 3
Wis. Il. 800.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

Paris claims to have sent 81 600 600
worth of silk to this country within the
past year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

BY virtue Of the statute in such case
made and provided, shall expose to snIe
at public auction to the highest bidder, on
the -- day Of - instant, Tor, next. at
- clock in the noon, at the house
of r. +, in ---, one chestnut horst Of
the age of sercn gears or Mereaboutsea9G
marked ,rith star in the forehead, the
same being a stray found upon land owned
Tor, occupied, by \. b., residing in the
town of --, and remaining unredeem-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
Form Of fcertifcate Of appraisal By justice,
county

Whereas A b, residing in said towr,
has made application 70 the undersigned,
u justice of the peace in said town, to mp
praise ono chestnut horse Gboat seren
years old, ,cith star an has forehead, by
him the said \. B., taken up as stray
now therefore, having viewed the said
horse, | do appraise him to be worth tho
sum Of serenity dollars.
Given under my hand, this--dsy Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

Never c0nslc in the young new
pals leak Tel not your secrets to the
aged old doors seldom shut G osc =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

Sir Peter Lely made it q rule nerer
to look ct bad picture, having found by
experienc. tina. whenever nc did So his
pencil took tint from it Away, apply
the same rule to bad books and bad COM
pany
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

spect is to prefer your own appreciation to
theirs. "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In the old Eagle Building, corner u High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point, Wis, by
ED. U. BLISS .lHD GEO. e. OTIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
Form Of Publication Noticc 10 send 10
Printer

STRAY NOTICE.
Taken UP by the subscriber, residing in
the town Of --, on land owned Tor ac-
cupied by him in said town, on or about
the - day Of -, IS, one cbestRGt
horse ,oih star IN his .forehead and
about seren years old The owner i. re .
quested to prove property, pay charges
and take the same
Dated at -, this - day ot--, A.,
Is. a B.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Form Of notice Of safe 'chere stray is not
redeemed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-16

j. R justice OF the peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

NEW YORK May l8.-The World is thu
only paper which appears to have the fol
lowing
ExRCUTIVB MANSION,
Washington, D. o., May II, 1864.
Fellow citizens OF the United States: II
all seasons and exigeneies, it becomes a
nation carefully to scrutinize its line d
conduct, humbly TO approach the throne
OF grace, and imeckly implore forgiveness
wisdom aud guidance. Forreasons known
only TO Him, 1t has been daereed that this
country should be the scene Of unparallel.
ed outrage, and this nati0n the monument
al sufferer OF the nineteenth century,
With heavy heart, but uudiminIshed cou-
tidence 10 our cause, I approach the per.
tormance of a duty rendered imperative By
my sense ofweskness before the Almighty
and of Justice to the people,
1t Is notneeessary that should tell you
that the hrst Virgins campaign, under
Lieutenant General Grapt-iu whom
haYe.eyery confidence, and whose courage
and fidelity the people would do vel
to hUnor-is virtually closed. he has
conducted his great enterprise with dis.
Greet ability he has inflicted great loss
upon the enemy; he has crippled their
strength and defeated their plans.
In view, however, of the situation in
Virginia and the disaster at Red river, the
delay at Charleston aud the general state
of the country, l, Abraham Lincoln, do
hereby secommend that Thursday, the 26tb
day Of Nay, 1864. be soIemnly set apart
throughout the United States as day oil
fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Deeming furthermore, that the present
condition OF public atfairs presents an ex-
traoEdtnsry occasion, and in view of the
power vested in me by the Constitution
and laws, have thought fit to call forth
and hereby do call forth, citizens of the
United States, between the ages of 10 and
45s to the aggregate number of 400, 600,
IN order to suppress existing rebelIions
combinations and cause due execution OF
the laws; and furthermore, in case any
State, or number of States. shall fail to
furnish by the 18th of June next, their as
signed quotas, ills hereby ordered that the
same be raised by an immediate and per.
emptory draft.
Details of this object will be communi.
Gated TO the State authorities through the
War Department. appeal to all loyal
citizens to favor, facilitate aud aid this eff.
fort TO maintain the honor and integrity
and existence of our national union and
+peEPetniIy of popular government.
In witness whereof, have hereuBto set
my. hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at Washington.
this 18th day of May, in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty-fOur, and of the Independence of the
United States the ssth.
: ApRAnAw LixcoLH.
By the President:
W. H. sEwARD, sec'y of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
From the Potomac Army.

MISUNDERSTANDING OF THn PoroMAo.
May ~ 10y yesterday the 81 division 6tb
corps commanded by Bfrney was ordered
70 fall back from its position on the right
flank of our line, and had scarcely left The
the position when the enemy took advan-
tage of the occurrence and moved with an +.
parent intention of occupying the ad5an-
tageous position, our men vacated. Birney
Vas ordered back 10 his former position
which he rePaitned after short encounter.
Loss l45 men killed aud wounded.
About 3 o'clock P. II. to day tho bat.
teries 90, our right threw few shells into
the woods in front of them aud sharp
siSirmtsh took place tbelEssh the piekets
which soon subsided. Since then almost
unbroken silence reigned In the army. & &
Lee has taken advantage of . short re.
spite given him 70 intrench hfmseIf stiii
more stto1gly In his alrsady stEong. posi-.
zion. ia ~ ~
Az order Was read 70 the troops stating
that FeinfoIceme nts had reached as. =
Oar baggage and; supply trains which
have. been tying on the plank road near
Ghalcell ptsFills for seyeral days. have beer
sent 70 fredericksburg
rIl 3 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
PROOF LAM ATION.
BY THE G6VERNoR.


w E4EaBA s, I hRye good cause to 6olisIo tfat
wv Mifatn LorOntz BENJAMIN Bapsll, GeorFo ".
Berlin, Ttllotson Jauuey, RTasnus-D CLARK, BepIa.
min ?. SuddaEth, WSshIngton snmmers Perry
summers, WfllIAm I. HfSEinbothnm. WfIHE II
Woodloy, Afford d. Woodley, Richard l.. Brown.
James Z. Middleton, Thomas W. Tillmln, John B.
Hluety, Robert CoynEra tr., Robert COyner, M,
Lorenzo D. Lorent1 Napoleon B. Reger, John n .
Rtger, Alvin II. Bastable EieorEs D. White IsaSs
theseveuteenth day Of April, eighteen hundred and
stxty-one, resided In the county Of UpShur within
what IS nov the State Of West Virginia, and also
Jonathan NJ Bennett, Gibson l. Butcher, william
l. bland aAd o. s. Hurley, who on the said seven
tenth day Of April eighteen hundred aud sixty-one,
resided in the county OF Lewis within what Is now
the State OF Wtst Virginia, have deserted their
hVnss and are actively engaged In aiding the 90
called Confederate States Of America and the rebel
state goVere mont at Richmond in their attempt to
su6ngate the good people oEthis State, but In con-
sequence OF the war, evidence of their rebsllIous
and criminal acts cannot be obtained:
Now, therefore, 1, Arthur l. Foreman, Governor
OF the State OF Virginia. issue this my proc
lHunationI declarins the said Mifiin LorenIz,
Benjamin BasseIl, George W. Berlin TilIotson Jan.
ney, Erasmus D. CLARK, benjamin F. snddSFth.
washing on Summers, Perry bummRra William 7.
higgln6otham: willis W0odley, Afford D. Wood.
leyi Richard Il Bro an, James Middleton, Thomas
VI. Tillma1, John q. Htllery, Robert Coyner, jr.,
Robert GCyDeI, ST., Lorenzo D. LoFentz, Napoleon
.. 5sgsr, John a Roger ALVIN Bastable, 9eOrge
D. White, Isaac While, Ta7VIlle AarshAll aud K. II.
B. Day enemies Of this State, unless they shaIl
Within stxty days from the date Of this pEocIsmR.
ron, take aud hIe in the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit
ouTt OF Upshur county oath TO support the con-
4 tution the nIted States aud the constitution
OF this State, and thereafter deme9n themselves a.
good citizens. And Likewise declaring the said JON
ath8n u. Benne {, William l. Bland, Gibson 1.
bnteher and o. s. Hurley. enemies Of this State,
1uIeal they shall also, within sixty days from the
uate OF this Proclamation, take and file In the
CteEt'4 oie- otthe Crcnt Conrt OF the Baid county
" an oath TO support the Constitution Of the
hlted States and the constf uton Of this State
thereafter denitan them3elVes a. good citizens.
MS proclamation shall be publishsd IN the
6heeiing lnteiligcneeg, newspaper printed in the
IN N for NIHHa
ststo, and in the West Virginia State Journal,
per printed Weston in ths county of Lewis
and nisO IN the Wet Virginia Republican, a news:
paper printed AZ Buckhapnou ia tho county of
CpAhurI respectively, for four successive weeks.
Done u the city OF Wheeling, on this the
TsRAL, s'Ehteenth DAY OF May, IN the year Of our
- Lnrd one t1OhsNndeigh huudred aud sixty.
tour aud Of the State tho mat
By the 1oyer
=; EDeAR BoEERs, Secretary Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
s9-How IS I1?-It was stated in ID,


On, CoansiI 90 Tuesday evening thattwo
.,ijie,s who have been afflicted with GER
t.iu infectious disease aud who have been
,on6osd IL a house outside the limtis of
the eity. when thr, were able 10 walk
.boui, came intO the city and we're allowed
10 20 Ehsresoeygr they choose, II was
also inlimated by Mir Garor, from the 4th
ward inst unless something is done to
p,e7su, future occurrences of this sort, the
psop,e OF thai ward, who are nore imme.
d.a,ely interested tnaa any others, would
take the ma.,e. into ,hstf Own hands, and
sFsct speedy remedy.
This city hiss been singularIy free from
contagious diseases, while other cities and
towns ard ueigh6orhOods have heen terri
biz plagued, and We cannot be too careful
10 OFevsn. the spread OF Ioalhsome sflic.
tons,
We regret very much TO learn that the
military 4nd city authorities have not SO
tar besn able TO aet ia harmony with refer
encs to the matter OF which We are speak
ing. We do GOT see why this harmony
should not exist. We are all equally in
teres;sd, and it is to be regretted that there
should be any feeling of captiousness when
such an important matter is to be cousid-
cred
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

ap4sPded the consultations by { vote OF sew.
euly 70 sixteen that slavery and inVolun-
taTy seryitude, except for punishment for
crime, are hereby forever abolished and
prohibited in the State, and that the leois.
laturs shall make no law recognizing the
right of property in man.
To correct abuses on the Mississippi
river, Gen. Washburne has ordered that
no boats shall land below Cairo and the
mouth of White river, except at garrlsoned
posts, and not allowed TO land supplies
even AZ such posts without q special per-
nit from headquarters.
The ram Monarch has been sent down
the river and ordered TO arrest every trad
ing boat between Memphis and White
river, and parties found on board are 10 be
liable to conscFiptiOu, as they are presumed
70 belong to the rebel army. and will be
brought rs prisoners of war to Memphis.
and the boats are to be taken to the same
place under guard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
From. Cairn. and ReInm !. !.

CA1Ro, MAJ New orIeans data al
the 11ihih9Vs been reeefred.5 .
Gems. Heron, Benton and Hamilton
together with llates number 81 0ificets.
both American end Mexican had 6rriyed
Tie Mexican Minister Rfna1ee. a
Mat4raoras was mhIring arrange rients ftjr
the support Of the ] usEez goyerunant,
bag Gen: 6raga is reF5ott ed 10 have defeated
9. 600 Rtepeh - A1tenqnsqae - s 5
The French ate reported 70 be orgauff-
1lngian expedition q SSSSsa LUIS for. the in
VISION of the frontisF.
Gen NiaauEtia add 4 number Of his
olieers fed from Monterey 10 San Antonio.
texlls, md joined the Southern oonfed.
eraey.
The Louisiana State Oonvsn,ion had
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
Reward offered for the Author ofthe
Bogus Proclamation.

NRwYoRK, May I5lhg-At an early hour
on "Wednesday morniog, q fraudulent proc
lamation, signed by the President, was
delivered In manuscript TO each of the
editors of the morning papers in this city.
BY direction of tie executive committee Of
the Associated Press, and with The app
grOyAt of the publishers of the Journal of
commerce, Tribune, Express, World,
Times, and Herald, the Association viii
pay the reward of 81 900 for such evidence
Hs may lead to the conviction of the sntbor
OF The above named fraudulent document.
tsigaedl D. 8. Gaze
Geu'i Ae't for Ass'd Press.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
IATER.
The Proolamation q Hoar.

NEw Yoak. May 1sth.-Ths World an.
nouaees on its bulletin board that The
proclamation published by IL aud signed
Abraham Lincoln, is a hoax aud fraud.
Specials to the New York papers say
there is nothing important from the front
Both armies apPearto be getting ready for
further operations
Gen. Mcdowell leaves to day for San
francisco.
The Associated Press have received a
dispatch from the Secretary of State say
ing that the paper purporttng TO be the
Presidents proclamation is an absolute
forgery. No such paper has been issued or
proposed to be issued.
A despatch to Gen. Dix from Secretary
Stanton says:
We have no report OF operations since
my last. Grants last despatch said the
roads were improving, and he designed to
move nginst the enemy without delay.
IL is the design of the Government TO
keep up the national forcea until the rebel.
lion is OverIhrOwn, aud in order to provide
against any reduction when the service OF
the hundred days men is out q draft to fill
their place, &C., Will be ordered to take
place July lst, by which time new enroll.
ments wiIl be completed. No order is yet
issued
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

aH-Is AN o1FIcER ASoLpIRR.-About a
year ago, at the solicitation of the military
sa,horiues here. the City Council passed
an ordinance, prohibiting the sale of liquor
TO soldiers. Tue ordinance has been very
vigorously executed in many instances and
ueatly ali of the saloon keepers have been
made to pay the penalties of it's violation,
Out as yet no liquor seller has been 6ued
lor selling liquor to officers. Although the
language OF the ordinance is plain it has
heretofore been construed to apply only to
enlisted men. Yesterday Two officers took
drink at the house of George DusCh.-
They were observed by policeman, who
at OOce summoned them to appear before
AID. Robertson to testify against busch
bat the officers declined to be sworn, and
SO the matter rests for the present.
Under this construction of the ordinance,
which is doubtless the proper one, LIT. Gen.
Grant himself, could not get, in one Of our
0a; rooms, drink of the whisky of whire
be was once reputed TO be so foud.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19


a 1pseaEshls sPAssaS!es, fslVAd
has handed nB the following (clipped be
says fsOm down river paperl statistics Of
Newspaper reporter, made out after the
manner of the insurance companles, bank
log Institutions, charitable associations,
etc. 1t is an individual annual report of
the reporter's experience.
hkpoAT. 414Es
Being asked to drink. II, 8ss
Drank %
Requested to retract 415
Didn't retEaGl. -4lb
Threatened 70 be whipped. fT4
Been whipped o
Whipped the other fellow 4
Didn't come to time. ITO
Being promised bottles of cham
pague, gin, whisky, bttters,
rnm, boxes of cigars, elc.,.if
We would 90 alter them. s,85O4
Bsen after them.
Going again. %
T Been asked 'Whnt'a the newsp 300, 600
Told. ia
Didn't know. 200, 600
Lied about IT, 9O9 ,9s7
Been 10 church
Changed politics. SO
Expected to change still. %
Cash on hand. 5000
Gave for charity. $500
Gave for terrier dog. 500 80
Sworn off bad hAbiIa. 722,OOO
Shall swear off this year. 100000
Namber of bad habits. 100000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
ny tue FEesluent l-i
W. H. sSEwARD, Sec'y of State.
Dispatch from Secretary Stanton.

War DkPARTNEST, WASHINGTON, May II,
8 p. MO lfyor General Diz.-Dis-
patches from Gen. Butler just received, re.
port the SUCCESS of his expedition under
Gen. koutz to cut the DansilIe road and
destroy the new bridge across the Appa-
matox.
Ga Monday morning the enemy 10 force
under cover of thick fog, made an attack
upon Smiths line, and forced il back in
some confusion and with considerable loss.
but soon as the fog lifted, Smith re- estab-
lished his lines aud the enemy vera driven
back to his original lines. AT the same
time the enemy made an attack from Pc
tersburg on Butler's forces guarding the
rear but we're handsomely repu!sed. our
troops having been on incessant duty for
1--we days. three OF which were in a rain
storm. Butler retired leisureIy within his
own lines. We hold the Railroad between
Petersburg and Richmond.
Prisoners stats that Bragg and Davis
we're present on the field.
Dispatches from Sigel received this even
ing report that on Sunday he fought the
forces of Echois and Imbuden under Breck !.
enridge at New Market, that the enemy's
forces were in superior numbers, and that
he gradually withdrew from the battle field
and recrossed ths Shanandoah, having lost
pieces of artillery, about 500 killed and
wounded and 90 prisoners, but bringing all
trains aud all the wonIded that could be
transported from the battle field. He states
that in consequence of the long line of
trains which had to be guarded, he could
not bring more than regiments into the
fight, besides artillery aud cavalry, aud
that the enemy had 1000 infantry Sesides
other arms, that his retrograde movement
to Strasbnrg Was Effected in perfect order
without loss of material or men.
No report otapy further operations of the
Army Of the Potomac have been received
to day.
dispatch from Sherman reports his ad /.
vance upon johnston progressing to his sat-
lstactton; his supplies abundant. Our an.
finals are improving on grass and grain
fields, which now afford good pasture.
(SignedO E.. NJ STApTos,
SeTesdTy of Var.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

NEw York, May ls.-A special to the
World, dated Washington the 18th, mid
night, saya
Grants reinforcement amount to co..
600. The indications are that he will
avoid another battle at SpottsyIvanta by a
hank movement, aud move towards Rich
mOnd
Lee is massing his right, evidently an
ticlpating such design.
L is declared TO be depriVing other
points OF rebellion to check Grant and
will contest every inch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
ECLECTIC.


r LEE, 5elsotte Physician. Surgeon and
me citizens OF wheeling aud vicinity. Or. L. e \
Graduate Of the Rcleetio Medical lnstituts OF Gin
oannats and mas had many yearS experience in the
prases Of Ms pro- e.liou and he hopes By close
parsonage DR.. Lee has given special at5ntion % and
has been eninently successful Ia the treatment Of
chronic diseases OF every variety aud especially Of
such ~ rheumatism and diseases 6flths Eye Ear,
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility, CanearS and
Uleers, ConstipAttnn5 Risl aud d5eaSe5 % ths KfI.
neysS Gravel &e- All those y 10 have been unluees-
fully treated for any Of the above d ts6a8es W6nld
nnd Il g thstr intaEet to consult Or. Lee without
delay. Our practice STATE certn aud prompt leay-
ing no mercurial faint In th6 but cleaning
Eenotai1ng aud ming the general System,
acting IN unl4on VITA Natut6lG 1n6FInF laGlS =
WaEEI11at WEsf Va, Dee 4th, 1868.
To All whom IL may eone0fJr We the undeESfE md
members Of the West VI, sitatur0 take pleasure
In aging that We have known Dr.. Richard ri Lee
many yeaTa previous 70 tha odt q ne Re
beilieu 9! sqeoe,1fai sneEgolie prlutitlonsr
AWha county Va, aud in CALM county, Ohio.
e.. sLLAQKt Senator an Dis't. /.
". DUNBAR n. 81. D. 49,
JOHN n. RHE6PS PfeS senatl
Once ono door south Of KFaEaGrSs lHofeI NStn
1EEeets 80 mia 2nas-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

SANDY Hook, May Ia, P M.-Tke Persia
trom Liverpool on the 9th, via Queens
town the Bun, has arrived
"A Berlin paper says that the Germans
9iltagrse to an armisliee on condition that
Denmark raises the blockade aud gives up
Alien. They have evacuated Jullaud, the
war contribution having been paid.
TherParis bourse is frmer and closed
yesterday at 60 BOD tor the rensss.