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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
oGOING FOR 'EM.O

The returned soldiers are making the mig
ger worshippers and Maine lawites get up
and dust" quite lively. They have put down
the southern radicals and traitors, and now
they are going for" the northern ones.-
Conservative republicans should take shelter
inside the democratic church as quick as
possible by voting the democratic soldier
ticket headed by Burton II. Cook, who was
shot through the lungs at Liberty Gap. He's
the boy tor county clerk, and the privases
know it. The negro worshIppers had better
get out of the way of 1.-THE boys in biue"-
they are in earnest.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
ALEX. STEPHENS RELEASED.

The public generally will rejoice that Pres
ident johnson has released A. II. Stephens
and the other confeds who were imprisoned
with him. 1t was simple act of justice and
mercy to men who are no more guilty than
thousands of others who are at large.
The biggest elephant" now on hand is
JEFF, and what to do with him, Is the ques-
ton. Mr.. Lincoln wanted he should get out
of the country and thus save the adminstra-
ton from the embarrassment which must fol-
low his capture. 1t would have been much
better for all concerned if he had escaped to
some foreign land.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
ALEX. III. STEPHENS AND OTHER
DISTINGUISHED CONFED-
CRATES RELEASED.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, Oct. IL, 1865.

WHEREAS, The following named persons,
to-wit: John A. Campbell, of Alabama, Jas
Regan, of Texas, Alex. ii. Stephens, of Ga,
A. Trenholm, of S. c., and Charles Clark, of
Miss, lately engaged in rebellion against the
United States government, who are now in
close custody, have made their submission to
the authorities of the United States aud ap-
piled to the president for pardon under his
proclamation and whereas, the authority of
the United States is sufficiently restored in
in the aforesaid states to admit of the en-
largement of said persons from close custody,
it is ordered that they be released on giving
their respective paroles to appear az such
times and places a. the president may de-
signate, to answer any charge that he may
direct to be preferred against them I; and also
that they will respectively abide until further
orders in the places herein designated, and
not depart therefrom John A Campbell in
the state of Alabama John A. Regan ir the
state of Texas; Alex. III. Stephens in the
state of Georgia; Geo. A. Trenholm in the
state of South Carolina; Chas. Clark in the
state of Mississippi. Aud if the president
should grant his pardon to any of said per-
sons, such persons parole will thereby be
discharged.
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12

of black troops, at present, and it is amusing
to witness their conduct, and the Importance
they imagine belongs to them.
There are several northern men in town
who have lately come down on business, and
were strong abolitionists, but they are chang.
ing their views very fast.
There are seven steamboats, on the Chatta.
hoochie river, running between this point
and Columbus, Ga. The water being low,
navigation is difficult, and cotton is brought
down in fat boats, each boat bringing from
400 to 500 bales, and there being an average
of at least one every day.
Several vessels from Philadelphia and
New York have arrived, laden with assorted
observation-disclosures of which was "a God
send" loaded with ice. A small trade is
done with New Orleans and, l think, in less
than three months the Yankees will have the
grass worn down in the streets.
Remember me to all my friends.
Yours, truly,
r. III. PowARs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
THE ELECTIONS.

The republicans have probably Just saved
their bacon" in Iowa Ohio and Pennsylvania
but the reaction against them and their
policy is SO tremendous in all those states,
and the gains to the democracy SO immense
that.the result will be taken as popular en-
dorsement of Andrew Johnson's policy and a
popular condemnation of black republican
ism.
The democratic policy is certain to be sue
cessful and be approved by an immense
majority of the people.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
FROM FLORIDA.
APALAcHIcoLA, FLA, Sept. 18th, 1865.

APALAcHIcoLA, FLA, Sept 18th, 1865.
EDITOR ARGUS. Dear iSir.-In this part
of the country Everything is lively and the
goose hangs high" This toas lone of the
places" There is evidence of much business
having been done here, before the war
Several large, fue warehouses, two good size
cotton presses, beautiful residences, FIVE
churches, one theatre or hall for theatre, sew
ersl bar rooms, and rooms, in houses now
vacant, which have a mysterious little trap
door in the centre-for what purpose they
were used i have no idea.
The city is garrisonsd with two commands
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12

and Virginia resolutions laid down as the
true theory of our institutions, he promptly,
and, as an honest man should do, left the
democratic party and Joined that of reviviied
federalism.
The policy of rewarding Mr.. Wilson with
the county judgeship, to the exclusion of the
old and tried wheel horses" Of the party, is
no business of ours, and yet it really seems
to me to be ungrateful.
AN ADVOCATE OF FREE SPEECH.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
INFAMOUS sCoUNDREL.

The most depraved and reckless scoundrel
we ever knew, is 1.-The Blanket Thief" NJ.
S. Barnes, the editor of the Union, and the
organ of the Jim Beardsley negro-suffrage
and Maine liquor law ticket. So dirty liar
never went unhung. In his paper, of last
evening, he has an article headed, Ito SOL
diers," which opens as follows:
ssDuring the war the democratic party, a
party, was antagonIstic to the 1t denounced
the soldiers 'HLincoln hirelngs,'' ''ht assocI-
ates Ofdemreps and dogs"
Of course his own readers know that every
word of the above is false. The democratic
party, as a party, everywhere, and In every
state and county, Endorsed the war. But the
democratic party, as a party, condemned
much of it's management.
The democratic party, never, on no occa-
sion, denounced the soldiers or spoke of them
In any but the most complimentary terms
The lying scoundrel of the Union point
to no action of the democratic party to war
rant his statement. He knows that he lies
shamefully and UNANIMOUSLY lies when he
makes the assertion we have quoted from
him.
He then publishes a garbled extract from
an article in the Chicago Times in relation to
the "bummers," thieves aud villains who
followed Sherman's army on its march to the
sea, and says:
"The Chicago Times used this language toDards
soldiers 20
A more infamous lie was never told-and
Barnes knew he was lying when he told it,
The language was not used towards our
soldiers" and Barnes knows it was not.
No paper in the United States has been a
truer friend to soldiers and their interests
than the Chicago 7inses-and the soldiers
know this to be fact. It is a very DOOR
compliment to the intelligence of the soldiers
to attempt to pass off such a falsehood and
forgery as ia contained in the Union, and tell
them it referred to soldiers generally. The
scoundrel knew he was lying when he at.
tempted it. And he insulted the intelligence
of the soldiers by attempting to impose such
forgery upon them.
Several respectable republicans in this
city have already denounced the shameful
garbling and forgery of the Union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

Rock Island, Oct. Z, 1865. I
Public notice Is hereby given that the city coun-
ell of said city, on the Sd day of October, 1865.
passed an order for 4 sidewalk, as follows:
"OTdeTed. That a sidewalk of the second el...
be constructed on the west side of Adams street
from Illinois street to the alley between Orleans
and Rock River street, and from the alley between
Highland and Cable street TO Cable street, on or
before the Sd day of November next and in con-
iormity with the ordinance relating to sidewalks
Now, unless the same shall be constructed bv
the own ersOr holders of the lots and parts of lots
IN front of and adjacent to such sidewalks in the
manner ana within the time above required, they
will be built by the supervisor of streets. and The
expenses assessed the holders of the lots or
parts of lots chargable Herewith.
J. r. JOHNSTON, City Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12

to-day tabled a resolution endorsing President
johnson as embedded in his reconstruction OF the
southern states, by % for to IS against.
Special to N. Y. Tribune.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. ll.-Forty eight counties
gave union majorites 2I,070. The counties to
hear from will increase this IS 900 and with the
soldiers vote to 81, goo.
The republicans have at least two-thirds of both
branches of the Legislature, ensuring the election
Of a republican u. s. senator.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-12

One of the radical journals gravely pro-
poses that Colorado having, In making her
state constitution. rejected negro-sufrage,
she shall, along with the southern states. be
held in territorial condition until she
shall be brought to her Senses" or in other
words, until she shall recognize Sambo as "a
man and brother"
Such would be the logical working of the
,adioal doctrine, undoubtedly.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
Etat de Ii Louisiana.
coav De Distrsc,, 81 landry 40. o6os

Co'sy de District, Sc aad1y NO. 9602.
FHARLES s. HOLLIER, de Ia Paroisse st
- Landry. administrator de la succession de
ieu Divine Langiois, aya'it enrrgistie an TabIraa
de Classification DIES drli-s de sdite succrssin,
accompagne d'ure peritian deinandaut i'hun;o-
legation ficelui EFT attendu gull etc tat
drolt Ia delnande de iadite petition par oidre
de u Conr en- date au 20 Decemhre 1865.
En- consequences, avis est par 10 present ionne
aux intesesses dams cette Succession, daynir d
iaiTe opposition. ii auefne lis ont, par ecrit. q
mon hnrsan. dams Ia Yilis dOpelonsas. daiss les
trente JoRrs qu sui. ront la date da present avis.
poufquoi ledit tableau ne serait pas homuiogue,
ct etfadministrateur autor.ss a payer confofnen,ent
au dit tableau.
L.Ys CHACHERE, Grefier.
opeloasas, 80 Dscenhre, 1865.
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mission nest present que de III, ayrc $50 ca
mons ct IL, 1913 hommes.
La force militaire rationale au Ter mai 1865
comprenait un million SIG homm-s II est Dro.
pose de reduire retabilss-ment niaire au nrd
de paix, qui sera de $4,000 hommrs de tt oupes de-
toutes armes organise de maniere porter Get
etftctit $4,000 hommes 81 les circumstances lex
igeaient.
LA force des volontaires etc re1ute de- SEQ.
ooo hommes. ct lie departement snc"upe faire
des reductions nouveli"s. Les depsnSes de- la
guerre sont reduites de $5l6.24O.l4l a $33 Sl4.-
Aol; ce budget, dams opinion du departement,
est sufisant pour le pied de paix "
Un Disarmament auss ccmp!et n';nliuue Ger
talnemeit pas intension de Ia part du gouvrr-
nement fedora! de s'engagrr dams unr .',rrre t.
vec une des plus grand-s pnissances nlaril,nes
du globe: Ce est pas aVec armee ct une
marine reduites, nj avec un tresof nbers, uue les
Etats Unis front ,tecIarer la gutrre soit ran
g!eterre, soft la Fran :e, all risque d.. vor crs
deux puIssances St reunir tt adoIndre p+nt- etre
nne on deux autres puissances contiuentales pour
reconstltuer les Etats Coniederes ct blser c-tte
fos pour jamais i'Union reconssruite dune tacnn
problematique au prix drs plus snornes sacl!-i-
ctS Ell EolGmes ct Ell argent.
az Gre de Nj Johnson il fa,,ara tr4nte 80.
pour fembourser la d"tte plbique. qui eait e 80
octobre derlier, de deux mili.aitis 7lU millions d,
dollars. Que serait-ce done sill taI.ait aiuIi.er
ce chiffre une nouvelie drtte cnGtiacte da,ls me
guerre aVec Enropel Ce sernit ac;-v-r Ia RUNE
81 olen commence par les ioties de abolilionis-
me.
81 nous sommes rassures par l= message sur
les intentions paclfiqu-s du pouvor sxecu it. nous
voyons dams la p"litique que le Cngle, pa,.it
eIe dispose odopter. la gertrude dn ma;utiea
DC Ia palx LIE refus tai: par Ia n,aj,r;Ie In Oh.
gfes' Fef,ls que nous somIes Fortes consid6rt.r
CONNIE dehultii. accept,r L. i,lan de ,econs.gnc
ton du president, va rendre indispensable ie
malhtlen alnees periraEentrs dams les ttrrilui.
res conqnIs Scion IopiIion du Ge:te'al Carl
schuFz, on ne pourra appqner tia,ls c Sud les
idees poitiques DIES radicaux QUEEN rlaintenaitt
de grandes alme"s. Ii s"ra lnic impossible 4.
songer une gnerre efrangere TAM que + Con-
ges, au lieu ad"ptrr poIitiqn. 'is- conciii:-
ton. perSistera vonl"r tfrir trelz Eas SOILS II.
Joug nirare. Gard-r un peIp!e De qla,re mil !
hons honmes arrc des bau,i,et - TT s'ata. !
quer en- meme temps aux gTa,'stt,s pnisSs,,cs ..u-
est ulie enterprise Gtvant iauuc!e re- |
culera le plus audacirux dts Yankers |
LIE message Sc teriiii;,s par Tin dthyran;be Ell |
lhonneur des blenta;ts du souvrrer.eni re ,uhl- !
cain, dthyrambe atquel no,ts rl~Sions esG ,i.Sra
Sc appiandlr 81 nous eu>soas tsouve IL noiftire
echo dams lie Congress. Mas fart que no.is ne |
verrons dams csite assemble que dies g.ns dispo-
ses traiter lie Sud comlFle la Eusse t.aie la 20
logne, tant que nous ss:rOi.s sous le regime du
sabre, nous nous abstsendrans d'expriu.er nut-a
pour des Institutions qui r+udent Dos.
sib'e un tel abus DE- Ia force ct .i'i nnti9!,r.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
VcElfG Estsbila1sEe.

Succession de Cyprien Dupr6.
s4NN vrrtn dun ordrr d. la Ccur de District
- dams ct pour Ia Par"isse St Landry, ct a
MOI a'it'SSe. il s-ra otf-rt "n ventr puhlqne al,
pi''s Ill an; ct 'lrrni,r rnrheissrrr, par L. Sous.
slgne Adminstrateur. d'vart l., porte de la Mai
SOL lie Coar. IN la Vile Op"ousas.
lie Is Janvier proclaim 1868,
IrS pr"prjS'es suivantrs. dependant de la susces-
SION d: ttSl NYnren Dlinre saAcir:
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
4 Caux cue Celia Concerne.

Z C51X que Col3 COlceT1e.
Y E ESOUSsIGNE OFFRE SES SERVICES
L i all public pour Ia vente, facfat on lie fer
mage Fluctuations. de terres vacantes ou de mai
sons de- residence Cenx qu auront de t'lIes
pscn:ietes vendre ou d louer voudront bisn en-
d"nher une description axacte, ct ceux qni vou-
dien: tn achrter ou louer, vordront egaernens
specitier qnrlle genre de propriete eur convieni.
Sa commission sela iSgere.
I.e soassigne etant snuvent absent pour cause
d'at}t'r"s. N, joel Il Sandoz est autorise d'agir
pou' ai. A. II GRADENIGO.
Opelous2s, Is Novembre, 1866 23-t
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

Gs- 81 nous en- jugeons par les apparences, il
y aura foule continuele de petits gareons chez
M. Waiter pendant les fstes de la Noel ct du Jour
dePAn. Chaque petit gareon peut etre son pro-
pre- artifcier ct Sc prochEenle plaisir dun o feu
dartifce peu de frais. Les petites files ct les
mamans Sc porteront surtout chez NJ. Provost OH
on trouve aussi de forts jolis caieaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
H49HHHHabitaeffii9rl

snr I@4ne'l' d"m"nrait lrdit defunt en- derner
ir": r SINE. ; dams Ia ParYsse st. Landry co''s@
hait 1Hii c'nt tltnt''ciI't acres de terre De su-
p"tt'ce, bornee all Nord par dts terrrs apparte-
na l.urins j. nnp'& ct Joseph G!aAenigo. a
LIST PAR ii@rTy l.. Garland ct Joseph Ora rni-
e. an sud par les ;errrs d" Henry J.. Garland ct
K " M"E,inDy, ct 4 rOurst par la trrr, de
i'ii'ret Wan Il. Lewis, ensemble avec tont4s les
ta.'ss"s ct authorizations 4u soHt ss,aees ct
qUi n ,,5;,",1'nt.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
Succession Emelie Caruthers

CoHr de Distr;et, St. Laadyy-No. 2799
h EJEAN DUGAS. de la Paro,sse st Ian.
~ dry, ayant enffgistre une petition aleffet
etre nomme administrator de la succession de
fen Emelie Caruthers. son 6 onse decedee, der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequence. avis est par le present donne
aux interessss dams cette succession. d'ayuir d
deduirf par CERT. mon bureau, dams les dix
jonrs qni snivront la date du presen, avis, les
raisons, vi ai.rsne ills ont pour l+squtes il ne Sc
rait pas fat droit Ia arnande de- Ia,iite petition.
L V. CHACHEBE. Greftr,
Bureau du Greffier, Opelu,lsas q Dec 1868 !.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

Outi.s lie forgeron;
Instruments aratoires;
Meuu!es de maisoD;
Lifts ct lioge de Its;
ct une infinite d'au!res articles don't l'enu-
neratos serait trop tongue.
P,opri6'6s dcas Ia Pnroisse Ca7cGsieu:
La moitie indiyiSe de qua
trevingt-sept acres ct 20 cantiemes de
'erse, situes sur lie Bayon Serpent, dams la
Paroisse Calcas;eu, et de>isne sur lie certi-
feat dn Rcceyear au Bureau des I'erres a
Orelousas, date Il Ayril 1860, CONNIE e.
tant la Moit;e Est du Quart Nord Quest
de la Section q du TowuShip7 Sud. de
Ia Rangee S Quest. (etant la proprie,e du
dit Las'ie Lahanr ct Joseph L Fontenot,l
ensemble avec les batsses ct ame1iorations.
La Motto indi4ise de 291
tates de betes a corues en- Vacherie, dams
la Paroisse Calcasieu. letant la propriete
desdits Lastie I.aH-ur ct Jos. L. Fontenot
La Motto indivise de dix
chevaux de vacherie ct 81 tetes de jun1ents
dams la paroisse Calcasieu, egalement en-
socete entre iesdits Lafeur ct Forteaot.
GoNDlTfoNs:
Toutes les proprietes mobiiieres dams la
Parois<e ST. Landry. seront vendaes pour
du compliant; e, les terres seront rayables
ua quart au prix dachat, compliant, ct la
talauce. l:n ct deux ans de credit, paitir
du Ter Avril proclaim, 1866. Les prol ri
etes mobilieres ct la vaclterie, ainsi que la
terre dams la Paroisse Caicasieu, seroat
yendues un quart compliant ct la balance a
un ct denx ans de credit. compter du Ter
Avril proclaim, 1856. Les acquereurs
fonrnissant teurs obligations avec caution
selidaire la satisfaction Ge qai de droit;
lesiuelles portant interet a ra:son de hriit
pour cent par au compter de leurs eche-
anees respectives. Les terres demeurant
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

~Le Goaverneur du Mississippi. Humphreys
aeass son veto sur une loi gqui suspend lie pale
ment des dettes, que la Legislature await adoptee
Aprss ce veto, la Legislature encore une fois
essays d'adopter la loi par une najorite des deux
tiers, mais ellie ma pu parvenir
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

y va Lund dernier etait le jour fxe pour une
assemblee du Jury de Police, mais ii ny await
pas de quorum Cest ia troisieme fois que l'on
aente d'avoir ane reunion sans pouvoir reussir.
Deux des membres du jury sont en- meme temps
'membres de Ia Legislature. Et VOLTA lie momen.
De plus opportun poar faire quelque chose de ben.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
Tabitation a vendre.

GO acres de terre de prairie, ct II de terre
L OU boise"; bonne maison de. residence,
bonues anltiiorations, barrieyes &c. stuee 6 GU
Z miles d'Opelonsas.
Pour les particularftes, sadresser 4. III. Ora
denigo ou Joel II. Sandoz, Opelousas. 237
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

A VENDRE A L'AETIADLE. :
Il aNE residence dams la vile d '0pelousas
Sea ccnsistant en- un terrain avec maison,
cuisine, ecurie &c. Pour les particularises
addresser
4 Fl GRADENIGO.
CT a J Fl. sandoz, Opelousas Eft.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23
WRITE PUBLIQUE.

VENIE PUBLIQUE.
Succession FeIjus Fl. Fuselier.
~ vertu d 'un ordre eA,anant de lHo-
- norabie Ia Cour du HaitiemesDts district
Jud;ciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana, sic.
ceant dams ct pour la Paloisse St. La~Jry,
Ie public est par ie present averti quill sera
otfert cn vcntc rubiique, an plus otfrant ct
dernier encheri seur, par l:intermediaire de
Ia souss gnee, ADMINISTRATIVE, sur lhabita-
tiou ci,des>ous dcc:ite,
Le Mercreoi ~ Decembre 1865,
les proprletes CT ap.as dacrites. dependant
de Ia succession dc tcu Ferjus II Frselier,
deceld, reinforcement d. la paroi=:e St.
Landry, sayc;r:
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A VENDRE.-U arpent ct Gemi de beau
N plant de cannes a suere. S'adrssser au sous
signe, au Bois Mallet
+ 2 Sept. l2] L. p. TERRET
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~ - L n & nOi.I La y UE
Iarre Gle Prairie.

situe Ia Prairie Faquataiquc. la Pointe
SacNet, Mesurant cent quatreyingt seizs
arpents d. sr17erfcie, borne a lEst par des
terres apparteuant aux repraseutaus legaux
dun certain Fignrant, a lOuest par Jean
Baptisle Pierre Manual, al Sud par des
'erres pubIiques, ct 'au Nord par une CON.
cession faisant face au Bayou des Cannes,
lie nom da propriataire duquel nest pas
connu, etant le meme morceau dc terre ouc
ledit defH1t ach4te de Jean Pierre La:
leur, le Il Jauyier 1861, par acte enregis-
tre au Bureau du Recorder de Ia Paro:sse
St. Landry, lc rs Fe7r;er 1861.
t6tes de betas cornes douces;
paire de beufs de tire;
In cheval donx;
Une jumert,
ct une in6uite dautros articles don't l'enu-
meratlon serait trop tongue.
CoHDIrloNs:-Chaquc adjudication de
dix piastres ct au-dcsSous, payable le Ter,
d'Avril 1866; ct caaque achat au-dessus ds
dix piastres, payable un tiers lie Ter Ayril
1867, un tiers lo Ter Avril 1868, ct lie der
nier tiers lie Ter Avril 1869. Les acque-
reurs fuurniTont denx bonnes cautions solya-
hles ct soliaires satisfaction, ct les terres
demearaut hypothequees d Ia succession
jusqu'an placement final ct defnitif tant du
principal que des intsrets qai auront pu,
s'accroitre raison de pour cent par an
d compter dc lecheaoce de chaqne terme.,
Les paiements Sc toront au domicile &c
Dorcin Z. Lafeur, a Chataigner.
DENISE ?. MANUEL,
Tcure ct ADMINISTRATIVE.
Is Novembre 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-12-23

q: ,1 Une resolution ordonnant une election des
OFFICERS de Paroisse qui mont point etc elus en-
Noyembre dernier, passe lie senat ct la Chambre
% On semble croire que lie Gouverneur mettra son
veto cette loi. a.ss -, .-..5s.E -.....>.t