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The, New, Pension Law.

The State Department has officially
published4the new pension law. = 1T
provides that the: pensions to widows
Of deceased soldiers and sailors, ,haHs
ing children by such soldiers or sails
ors, be. increased at the rate Of 81, a
month for each child :of such soldiars
or sailors under tho age Of TO- years,
and, in. all cases in which there! shall
be more than onechild. ofspydeecased
soldier, orjssjlor having no widow, or
where his widow has, died or married
a9ain,ior where she has, been deprived
Other. pension. under the provisions Of
aection, ! l. Of an. act entitled ian cot
supplementary: to the; seyeral. aeeta re-
latiug TO pensions, ;, approved dune
6th,. 1885,, the pensions, granted TO
such, children under .18i years Of age
BY existing law, shall he Increased to
the same. amount, pei, month that
would be allowed under Tue previous Vi d
provisions 20 tht Tiddgy., Il lisi1g;
entitled 70 a:pensiogs p{Syidel, thatin
no csss, shall more t6in, one pShsion'
b allowed to thy 4ai3e pes&. 700 +
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Dialogue.

Re5el--" Yes you want to make ID
black Niger abolitionist ofyour son, send him
TO Athcns,to school," - ...' ",...
Union man" No, il wanted to do that
should have sent him down South in 1861 to
join tho more practical abolitionists md
amalgnmationists Of the South, who compel.
cd the Government to cmancipatc the slaves
to put down tho slave holders rebclion."!.,
-"Wcll 10 niggcrs arc free now and
I don't care r'that, but you radicals want
him to vote" -3.. ..o}. $50 '.a.. '.
Union nun" No, sir, VIC arc not In favor
Of that, and there is no such plank in tho
Union platform, but tho violence, injustice,
and hostility to tho Government and to all
loyal mon, manifested by tho unppcnting
rebels, may bring about the necessity Of On
franchiSing tho colorcd man TO secure the
safety Of tho Government and the rights Of
loyal men in the South" .'' .'...''.'.' '..1
Rcbel-"I can't scc it," % "''""
Union n,an-"No, you could not SEQ it in
1850, when VIC warned you that secession
was war, and war was tho knell Of slavery
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-22
ACaI.

, Els. Journal II hate Been informed that
my name appears in tho Eana,can Republican
Is delegate from poca Township to . Coun'
~ Conservative Convention. This IS wholly
without My Knowledge or consent aud con-
tra.y 70 NY expressed wishes upon tho sub
jcct: Ms I have often declared myself in favor
Of supporting the nominees Of the Union
County Convention, held on the 4th day o.
August last '.... ''''..
As n wounded officer Of the Orion army
feel it my duty to errrs, my Indignation
IT, and adherence Of tho corrupt ind dishon
csablc course tho conservative rcbet party m
parsuinS in trying to bolster up rotor
cause ny uains tho names Of Criou mon with
. out their knowledge or consent. 70 mislcat
tho uniformed and uuwary and l eausio,
= ull genuine Union men to beware Of . set o
imam who ate trying 70 60. themselves int
power BY such dishonest triekery. I d
= not aHiliatc With rebels or their sympathizsrs
AUG. 1s, $50. ROBERT c. DAWSON,
Late "a Lieutenant eth ". Va Vet. Cav
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I.sDiuaur A TARrAR. - The Boguel
conservatives G&respectlully referred

vfOiuaHr A TARrAR. - The Bogus
conservatives a2 respectfully referred
Sssths card Of IieuE Diskso1S in;asa!n.
.ssssr} column ;SandaEsny Of A Is
understand sguies, hey ,ars> request,
"a to ascertai6sf they> cau, tfessum
total Of the political capital they have
made by put.ingthe name ola genuine,
sound Union man and 6''ave officer OF
the UniGn&army:oo their semi'rebcl
party roll. Andy Johnson's pets here.
who were gloatipg over the fact that
a; 'tbraveP, Unioui officer had"colne
over. to them, will. please .haulinrtheiE
horns q little, and learn q patriotic
duty from one who was alwsys ready
to obey the command Of his superior
officers in sustaining tlieGovernment
against, the rebel power, and too con n:
si.tcnt to follow them should they a.:
tempt to lead him into sfhIiation with
rebels and .coppelhcads for the do,
struction ofthose principles Of human
liberty which he risked his life to
maintain.
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The Littlc-tloodle Strategy.

The highly dramatic performance which
transpircd at tho Wigwam in Philadelphia,
previously arranged by Senator Doolittlc-by
which Governor Orr, q rebel from South Car
olina, walked arm in arm with sympathizcr
from Massachusetts, up the aisle Of the Wig.
wan, WINS no doubt grand spectacle to the
excited Jcnkinscs who attended: the perform.
ancc. The snobS and Aunkcys Of phila1lcl.
phiu, md tho hungry oiIice-secking and Office.
holding delegates gapcd with wonder, and
imagined TINT TINT simple performance
brought tho antagouistic States Of MasSaclu-
@tts and South. Carolina into q harmonious
cubnucc. Massachusetts, will hereafter omit
tho nasal twanG, learn to say cow as they do
in tho South, and no longer contend for Frco.
dom; and South Carolina will omit her chiv.
airy, give FREQ schools to her sandhillcrs, and
i've uns' will no longer contend with "you
uns." But such holow7showS in Philadel.
phia whilst the rebcls nrc numbering Union
men in New Orleans and other portions ofithc
South-whlst Union mon are prescribed,
prosecuted, md driven into exilo; by rebels
wherever they have powcr--will have just
about Us much influence on sensible Union
man as pouring cold water, OH o ducks back
would have on that aquatic bird.
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- g -
.s1he Bogus" ParHs

| If tbs name I" bogus" applies (
seythiR Ast6s 6stryisg took
il isappllss ToperlA to aho Self
styled ons. syisiye> paitJ oItbe up!
I'D sMes. 5 Trc,s:makstho Thing lOo1
respcctabla before tho people, they
publish In thoir lists Of committees
and delegates to conventions, the
names oflIsoshd Union! men |Hhoshave
no sympathy With them whatever, bu'
abhor and detest their principles. The
bogus partyof lKanawha have adopt
cd ,this@policy~exteusively'. from the
start. "A; goodly number Of: quiet
Union men permit their names to
stand as recorded, but when tibet time
comes, cast their votes all right. 9th
ers are so indignant at the mean,
sncaking advantage these dishonest
tricksters are taking. that they:at once
exposetho villaiuy. The Union papers
Of the United States are full of expo.
surcs Of this kind, and hereafter lot
the Union men call tho party that will
resort to spch ahypocritical, dishonest
course to deceive the people, tho
BOGUS Party. y -. s'..' - .
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Soldiers Of West Virginia!

Viewing unity Of action in civil as we'll as
in military aGairS, Of the first Importance, q
meeting Of the soldiers Of the State is hereby
callc,l-Dclrsatcs from each county to as
.scmble in parkcr>jurs. on Thursday, the
Goth Of the present month, to take into con-
silera,ion business Of the greatest Importance,
touching the welfare Ct the soldier and the
State.
In counties where the soldiers have organ
izations they arc urgently requested to meet
and appoint ut leasD three delegates and III
counties where ttere is no such organization
tho Committee Of Two on Organization
appointed by the State League ut ClarksburS
for each county, arc urged to call together
the soldiers Of their. respective counties, or,
in case this is not done, the soldiers assem-
bio themselves, and appoint tho number Of
delegates as above stated, ON or before the
goth inst, to represent them at the time and
place above mentioned. No Selfconstituted
delegate to tako part in the deliberations, but
all delegates to Hsvi6rerly accrcditcd---truly
representing the majority Of their comrades
at home. 1t is desired, and expected, that
every county in the State will be represented
Sold;cfs heed this call Your interests
arc ut stake! You saved your country, as
sisted in forming, why net haze voice in
governing and representing the State? Unite
harmonic, end send your best mon to rep
resent You.
In compliance with the wishes Of numcr'
ous County Leagues throughout tho State.
J. II. LOCKWOOD,
President Soldiers and Sailors League o
West Virginia.
MoUSDsylLLE, ". VA, August 9.
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Soldiers, Attention !

The President Of the State Soldiers and
Sailors League having called convention Of
the soldiers Of the State Of West Virginia, to
meet at Parkersbur on the Goth inst, to
transact business Of vital importance to the
soldiers Of the State: and the President Of
the Kanawha County League hn7ins declined
to call meeting OF the soldiers VI the county,
to send delegates to said State contention,
and understanding that is tho general wish Of
the soldiers Of the county 10 bc represented in
that convention. I therefore request the ofacorc
pud soldiers Of Kanawha county to meet At
tho Court House on Saturday, The 2Gth inst,
ut o'clock r. VI, to appoint suitable delegates
TO said convention.
JEO. J. POLSLEY,
o., IIice Preaden. Soldiers & Sailors League,
J. :" +, Kana.cha County.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 81, 1866.
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T-IflIlt'I q ~ ~
Burning Of the Bo6tona s.
IT -. y ~ IVY = O n. = y - CSU
49, From lie PoStsy,oHkk, II1tn6; "a,

The pride Of OR city, tn" beautiful. I'D
peerless BoaoNa:;Vas compltaly, ,de13oyeo
BY fro on Wednesday evening (the SHY sheet
~ O'Clock, and when about ooG ntI6 below
(sysvillAsf M ofEiiIN ~ ~ W tndsc;,
|ytand, NaFa1HAle1s - Hohe dbtock . co.!
oil lamp to. light .a-t6sch, when Mshtensa
SHser riT akai6it ahih6 eA1Ects6 u0p
over end setting thS boat, a., Ara..n - ~
immediately BEADED .fr ths shors, and ground
I'd On . VI With htf, bp1, Slo6S, 70 itbt'0bso
side, thus inaSiing hse: paiIenS'u, . !Slo.
Il Is DoEpoi6issly hasn low nay h!es
wseP lqstIbat .it1i puslallyf b1AH. fnA
Nsts SSitat 6edy ah Atss MA, e]sats @
circumstancsGEv~NYylbrtrnste tn:
books and papaFs !Wssar 01edy bat ~ oo"'
and earKo ~ q totatloaa.d .asss,n. an y.
.rsThe, RoasaGtwas Deahy nsN; teiag -;
f,S& M 2l2INlsdl ~
yained 1t 800 600; And vs. eovssv
insman1 Qp0ogE 9lUn o1nc1 y
|Da4n ,asoooik CO, Cs1einnstk .C1.sE 1.
|Ioirid AseteoARs1das;s ~ -! -,
roetAk eity.fs +.ti .ts;tJ; s1ssI ~ s;tsa.I1
|, |, ..XnsM bot ~ lsl II t ,
hnsdi6yval ~ Ha(Atl ~
IN dl ~ ~;
: at 61[.aa4 e.. &c. y.
EtAds. i.Es@> !. ...5h~~y y-ss're ;. IN -
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Letter from Clay County.

CLAY c. H.. w. Va, Aug. 10, 1866.
, ELs journal by M article in, your pr.
per, signed Observer. Lam, together with
the .othur mombers Of tho County Board o.
Registration in this and Nicholas county
charged with benga loco foco rebel sympa.
thizer, and with having: unanswered TO get
an appointment on tho Doarl Of Registration
in this County, and trampled the laws under
my feet in order to throw the County and
Township Offices into tho hands Of traitors
In all these statements by" Observer there
is not one word Of truth. I nm, indecd, "A
member Of the Board Of. Registration in this
County, the duties Of which Office | hayc tried
to discharge az nearly consistent with the
law as knew how II have erred regret
it. l have neither received nor charged the
State farthins for my services. The Office
is bur,hcn, and will gladly give it TO- my
SUCCESSOR whenever the Governor chooses to
appoint one. cinphatically deny having
sought or,dcsired tho position Mt my: tinlo ;
nor do Ibclicvo that it wns sought or desired
by either OF tho gentlemen with whom have
tho honor to. bcI associated but they arc
both !unfnching Union men, and, each, !
believe. has .nn honorable discharge from the
Union State Guards, and two Of tho Regis
trurs appointed for tho Townships have hon
orable discharges from .'the Federal! army.
The other H. An old man, but. il. no has not
been faithful, steadfast friend Of the Union,
an totally Incapable Ha able Of II. Judging who aFo its
'A''large majority Of tho officers ,of this
County who arc under fifty years of age, arc
men: who served. il, the, Federal army, or with
the Union State troops, and were hoporably
ed, and all the officers, with but
IN Exception ate mcn who never to my
pts III slightest adhesion to the
tina Of 10, Tho truth is, ~ peo-
Bof Clay, counl generally 4 Unioh. loIT.
{ ana law.abidft PeopEc.%i They arshon,cst'
"a industrious. and tho County Is ~ quiet
q any County il, the cStats., But, l. do not
claim TIE honor to have asSigted 10 bringing
about fortunate state 81 things: nor IN
any lnih6 iAo have ftSa 70 nasebce; the
people pofN&uysri aa'c'. r. ':;;,i,oitali
3 It r. scarreystyslvs months .;pee.I, n
turned from tho Federal army, in which ]
ceTed q : private 10 the ID VI. Cayalfyy foc
Two years. When returned hons "ths:Do-
litial' ncsons'of The people xsrsipretty.lrell
fixed. IL think that since that time. thsge has
been but'little change with d yal, mon, ma
those who ha!e been disloyal aro' 'pIffecladsa3I
rom exercising the elective franchise an
these Ateiftotsl which I. Obsssve.nm Iell
have known ao& would hsys kpo.p h,dbs
Peep 4asklns tx TIE TT, 81! bPgt: tie ~ +
haMy ina. atsf9 s5hi %: J. ''5:zasS n i -sH l.
VIVA 1ntt aaa.6 = ,EAld pafdD,oa o. ,liai::
lsous4 through. ~ roalhr4aa al ,ksnsWppopes
thys shoaA = 1T b !Killips te,a1rite o1SSi
tbsE eip1in1 s1natulei.' .Fsi@';7 20 4
y ''''~'3 90 :sa3:a' ID II JsbAIFHk!k x
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Tnr CONSERVATIVE Po1ir,cr,,.. Z: y :: The

~ TnE 'CossEni'vk rvE PorIcr,. r.: The
Bogus party is i|ts,yeo,,|jr!; g.; q letting the
bushwhaeter. VI, Pct I iIe!a' eo!4
Dsw,on-vh;lsle twas sdischaEging
his patriotic do step up to the
polls and aN-hitotAefT To let JEFF:
Davis, Rhett, Tofbtii Breckenridge,
Stephens, and ot4 traitors = y sq:ll back into
Congress, even Yet! they! continue
to say thas,.ccesse t;s:risht. :5as'd
a''Union mem Of knswha.i sre you
willing to risk sui aipolicy i.lIfso,,
,2e.p IT, 8sss !!!k'is,Ges' ,,: :sa: %, ,:'''
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Union Men, Beware!

.,.'- OnlOn NCA1 oC"uECS
There probably never was q time in
the history Of this Government when
it was 90 necessary that tho loyal pco'
plc of the country should become
thoroughly informed in regard to the
objects and aims Of the conflicting 20.
litical organizations which are nov
struggling for the ascendancy; and
that they should be on their guard
against tho receptions and iaIsehoods
by which their adversarics wouldmie'
lead them. AS general thing, the
loyal portion ofWcst Virginia is com
posed of honest laborirg men, who
never studied politics, and only know
to pursue a straightforward course,
without seeking any strategic advant'
ages, and arc liable to be misled By
those who, for interests sake, have
pretended to cooperate with them
heretofore; while the disloyal party is
made up, to very great extent, Of
educated politicians, who have been
office seekers all their lives, some Of
them having trimmed their sails to
every breeze that has blown for half q
century. Charleston and its vicinity
can boast Of quite number Of such
men, who conceal their real designs,
aud very skilfully manipulate the po'
litical wires, bringing into prominence
that which they think will bc popular,
and hiding from view that part Of
their, political organization which
would look to the people like cloven
foot. A high premium is offered by
them for real Union men, or those
who have been regarded as such, to
give their organization the selnblancc
otloyalty. They use these Union men
MS stool. pigeons to catch other pigeons
in their net; and to get them over,
they offer them tho best placcs-make
them delegates, committeeman, and
nominate them for Offices, hoping
thereby to dcnoraizc and break down
the Union party; and then they will
(using q mctThor) wiring tho nccks'
Of their stoo|: pigeons, and take the
spoils Themselves. Superhunau efforts
are being made by them all over the
country to corer up thoreal issues be.
fore the peope, and to lead them off
on false issues Bat the Union men, we
trust, are TOD wide awake to be de.
ccivcd by then. They should constant.
~ remember that, until the spirit Of
the rebellion ssubdued, there can be
but two partis-;l and traitorous;
that tho representatives Of the loyal
people in Congress-, must DO sustained,
and the rebel kept from the posses
sion of politialpo in the national
Government uNtil they consent to
equal representation Of whise mon,
North aud South and give satisfactory
evidence that ii blood Of three hun
drcd thousand ptriots has not been
shed iu vain. 1hat;is, in substance,
the policy of Gngress while the
policy Of this ! mi. rebel party is to
restore at once , power Ell, and to office
the unrepentan| lana boastipg rebels,
whose hauds ,, yet stripping with
the blood Of tbl u breshren-martyrs
to our national Etegrity. 'a''' ~
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, PROPOSED @ osvENrrox,or SOUTHERN

PROPOSED CosvENrIoxor SOUTHERN
RADICALS IN PHILADELPHIA. - Large
preparations are being made by the
Union mon Of Philadelphia to receive
tho genuine Union, men Of the South,
who propose to hold a convention in
that city on the Sd day Of September
next, in old Independence Hall. We
have not heard Of any delegates hay
ing been appointed from this State: 1t
is probable they will be appointed BY
the State, convention at Parkersburg
on the $oth Instant: -; .:''.i!' =,
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Enlon state Convention.
The State Convention meets at IarScrs
burg, August Goth.
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Union Senatorial Convention,
For this District, will meet Mt Charleston
on the a3. Of this month.
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Election, Thursday, October Is, 1866
Union County Ticket.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN ". sen T%.
CLERK CIRCUIT c0rET,
JOHN SLACK.
nEConpi:K.
JOHN .POLSL Ely.
TREASURER.
/. a. N ARTlN.
STATES ATTORNEY,
C.. W. SMITH.
SURVEYOR,
JOHN S. CUNNIH
Assessor UTTER DISTRICT,
WM. BROWN.
ASSESSOR LOWER DISTRICT,
JOHN II. p. 4 U l. Il.
HOUSE or DELEGATES,
II. C.. New HORTER
JOHN W. CRACRAFT.
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Hon K. y. jS;;'"l:S - :! II
,'sass 'eospt o.rIth he t:!qsA ~ p s
documents received. IL .'' 10: ~ =
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The Didlittle Convention.
or WHOM IT Wan coHpossD. :

OF WII0U TT WAN COhPOSKD. = ~"
Although VIC hnvc not inll list Of tho del
egntcs Chose from kentucky and Tennessee
being omittcd), by careful examination Of
the list Of delegates appointed, we find
4l9 Brcad.and- Butter or johnson ncn, ''
429 Cople:heads. Il - ., .wr
&C mixture Of Wings, Coppcrhcads and Re.
publicans, =.
ll2 Rebels,
. % N""dAu4,-;rt., snl ...,'
l2 Notwithstanding in all .,n
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1OGG.
In this list We find one Vice President il
tho late so.calcd Southern Confcdcracy
number Of Major Generals in the rebel army
among the number Dick Taylor, the brother.
in-law Of jeff. Davis; n host Of Congressman
Of the exploded Confedcrncy, and n number
Of tho members Of the Legislatures Of the
rebel States coppcrllcadS who "wnitcd and
watched over the border" during the war
one thief who stole bar Of gold in Colorado
and last though not least, one half-brccd
Indian from Arkansas
Is any Union man Of Kanawha going to
bclittlc himself by acting with this party
composed Of mongrcl, puppy, whclp, hound,
and cur Of low dcgrce-of which King Andy
is Head Centre 2"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-01-27

voue 1 "a tache ct anime duh
esprit de justice qui ne saura't
etre meconnu, ct que, pour sauvef
lie Sud ct lui rendre son rang ct sa
diguite dams pUnion, il a besoin du
concours sans reserve du Sud. La
situation du pouvoir executif est
pleine de difficulties ct d'embarras ];
les obstacles sont accumules sur
une route nouvelle ct tenebreuse !;
il a donne assez de cages de large
impartialite pour qu'on lui laisse Ia
charge des droits contestes ct des
interets en- souffrance.
VOLTA comment s'exprime John
Bell. II emet un programme peu
conforme aux sentiments dun peu-
pie opprime ct aigri; toutefois ses
paroles, emanant dun homme sin.
cere. qui o partage toutes les
amertumes de la defaite ct qui
medite sur les ruines de son pays,
meritent.elles attention ct refie-
xion. Files sont d'ailleurs interes.
santes CONNIE manifestation des
debris du parti unioniste d'antre'
fois que nous avons vu balayer
CONNIE une paille legere par le
vent de Ia revolution.
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AGENT A LA NoUvEILE ORLEANS
p. GRAVOIs, rue saintLouis, No. .. of.

Sainte Mousseline, VERGE de Ia toilette,
sauve nos files qui Sc noient dams des
fots de dentelles! lr"1
Des balls pleins d'entrain ont lieu
tous les samedis chez NJ. Emile Me.
ricq. D'autre part on annonce Ia reou-
venture du cafe de rAigle. tenu jadis
par N. Reypaud du cafe Malakoff, do
NJ. Savoie; ct enfn, sur Ia rive droite,
du cafe ct de ph6tel de pUnion, une
denomination orthodoxe, e: qui, pour
plus d'actualite politique, pourrait etre
heureusement changee en- celle de
Reunion. &5 4ta i atArAA
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"Amis, chez nous ID gaite rcnaitra!. /"
chantait Beranger apres l'invasiou. Ellie
revieut ici ct les balls s'organisent de
tous cotes, balls simples, modestes, sans
luxe nj prktention. La sole ct les bijoux
' brillent par leur absence ct on appelle
6als-eal;cofs ces reunions daDsantes,
4 cause de l'humble toilette avec 10.
ouelle on s'y presente. C'est le cas- de
ciser le joli passage, 81 applaud sur =
scene, dune piece nouvelle. Ia Famills
Bsnoison, de- victorin Sardou. repre-
seutee reinforcement 4 Paris. Ce pas
sase . en- partout Les honneurs Dc h
reproduction sous le titre de TRADE dc
IA Mosssslins Ne
M Et celia ne se marie pas! ct celia se
plant! ALL simples toilettes de ma jeu-
nesse, on etes-vous Dix metres de nous
seline, trois aunes de rubans ct une 6eur
dams les cheveuxl Avec celia quinze ans,
des ioues roses, et livresse dun premier
bal Quel garcons blas6, % sortir dun
souper fin, n'aurait eu lame doucement
6mue par cette jeune blancheur ct cette
ioie ii naive II souriait dabord en- regar.
dant De tous - yeux. Puis de sourire en-
reverie, De reverie en sages r<dexions, Dc
r4nexions en resolution prise, c'etait M
marriage! s4.
Et dir metres Dc mouaselipe en avaient
l'honneurl Z ft
Auiourd'hui. le meme homme arrive et
lorgne entire desx portes j. ITEMS. dit.il
cette demoiselle ellie RESEMBLE 3 Zou-ZOu
Toqule, moins le chic!.." Et de retourneI
chez Zou-Zou Toqu6e.
Et De marriage, pas! A qui ID fautei
All! mousseliDe, blanche mousseline
des meru ingrates qui te devaient lsan
marh t'ont reni6e pour leurs enfants