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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

BoT@s SALOOT.-John H Downs having ia
ken exclusive control of the saloon at No. 4
Washingt n Hall, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he is
now serving up IN the best style Fresh Shell
Can, Tub and Bucket Oysters, yenison, Quails
PartriiGcs Squirrels and other game The bar
is Supplied with choice brands II malt and spir
It0uS Liquors decl.tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ynnACREsO OF LAND FOE SALE
bIS at $40 an acre 100 acres cleared and
in Sfass, only one mile from the baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and two miles from Burton sta
ton. p MDONALDs at Burton Will show TINS
land. For further particulars apply 70
u H0GE,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent over the
ABank Of Wheeling. mar2i'iW.
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T-E1E TsaG ~,asIsa t..C -
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800 So = iscs 5ss-Tsis=ses 81 =
&C.. cf3 - hgT-71I -5gZoT4ssl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-12
FROM CINCINNATI.

2 CINCINNATI Sept. 1.-THE City
Council refused, by vote of eighteen
to six, to tender hospftalities to the
Presidential party. -iAss'5'ia
q At meeting of prominent citizens
at the Chamber pof Commerce last
night, it was resolved to tender a
public reception to the distinguished
visitors, and committee was ap-
pointed to make the necessary ar
rangementss dA1}s Wo0IW
CINCINNATI, Sept 11.lThe annual
election of the Chamber eof Com
merce took place to-day. There were
-four tickets, and the contest was spir-
ited. S. c. Newton, of Evans, Lip
pincott & Newton, was elected Presi-
dent. Theodore Cook, Esq, the last
President, declined being candidate
for another term, he having been
nominated for Congress from the I'd
District of this county, e,..-.. -f~s
Generals Grant, Rawlins, and
Stoneman, arrived here this morning
from indianapolis. e sa5d<f
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-Advices
from Vera Cruz, to the 4th inst., show,
in the language of the Critic of that
place, $ no 20 leagues exist, which are
not trained by guerrilla bands.pJ The
Critic says that the only remedy is
determination. sase
The St. Mary's Parish Bonner con
tains a refatation of late statement
in regard to outrages upon negroes in
that region. Homicides, mostly by
negroes upon others, and in other
cases, were established to the satisfac-
ton of the loyal Bureau Office, to be
justifable and unanswerable. @s ~
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FROM HRAFT,s CONTENT.

HEARTis CONTENT, Sept. 9-The
Great Eastern left here for Liverpool
at a O'clock this afternoon. Her
-Majesty's-steamship. Lily leaves this
evening with the Governor of New
FoundIand and Mr.. Field, for St.
Johns. The steamers Terrible and
Midway leave here tomorrow morn.
ing for the Gulf of st. Lawrence. call
ing off St. Johns for Messrs. Field and
Mackay.
4 Both Of the Atlantic cables are
working splendidly.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 11.-Sailed,
Kensington, to Boston0& sl
There were thirty-two cholera
deaths yesterday
Cotton SITTER Sales of 1000 bales
of low Middling at 31@32c. Receipts,
in four days, 913, against /, ,108 bales.
II> Exports, 5,418. Fair sugar in request,
and uaaltered. iSffs T. % .
..Fy Private adyices from Canebreak
county, Ala, Natchez and Tensas in
the delta of Louisiana, from the parish
N1 of Avoyelles south of Red River, and
Caddo parish, upper Red River, all
speak of the army worm as being in
the fields Little or no cotton is ex-
pected to be gathered. Very little
asAcorn has been planted; consequently
great distress will ensue. 49,
Alabama and Texas advices say the
Northern lessees will not lease anew
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.

Minister of the Marine has ordered
the Adriatic feet, now at Trieste, to
proceed toPola, and disarm thesA
trian naval station of Finne.- bga8
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Committee
OF the Chamber of Deputies persist in
the design of reducing the amount of
the loan which the Government asks
authority to obtain by the issue of
Treasury notes, from 60 millions TO 80
millions of thalers. The Minister of
Finance has protested In speech
against such a reduction, and9 ex-
pressed the hopelthat the Chamber
would pass the bill in its original
y IoNsDoS, I5s Sept. Ii. .. The Times
Paris letter, published to-day, qsays
that the Emperor Macmillan is ex-
pected to, return from Mexico to Eu-
rope by 2 war steamer. hee ,oru,
steamer Nova Scotia, from. Quebec,
1stinst., arrived here this forenoon,
and sailed for Liverpoolaol 1sb
IA LIvERPooL, Sept. 11,-The anxiety
as to the British grain crops IS in
creasinp. 1ie4 .ti0ain h9i77ig9D
$50 The weather is very wet, and prices
are higher in all the markets. Ton
- Cotton quiet but steady !. sales to-
day about 5000 bales; middling up
lands at I'D, 81 'e 'lnDo' .'fgl
LONDON, Sept. 11.-Consols quoted
at 87A for money; II. S. BIOS 72;
Erie 44fi /. G. 783!aey,) la ysva
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NEWS BY CABLE.

LONDON, Monday Evening. Sept.
10.-The eastern question seems to be
looming upin the future. 8& au
Russia shows signs of moving
once more to obtain control of the
Danubian principalities, and, proba-
bly,, eventually of Constantinople. shi
The & Porte has determined to
recognize Prince, Charles, of Holen-
zoIern, as Hospadar of the principal
ties. {rhATa
/ VIENNA, SeptsI10, P. Man order
has been issued by the Minister Of
War that the regiments of the Aus
trian Army, named after the Kings
and Princes of Prussia, the Duke of
Baden, and some others, cease to be
SO named. tEhIQyf
PARIS, Sept 10, P. M General
Marquez,I Minister to Constantinople.
has beenreealled, and will 90 out to
Mexico to organize an army for ser
vice, after the French evacuation of
that country &isSHei -
L1yERPooI, Sept, 10.-Breadstufs,
firm; provisions, quiet; and pork,
dull. 81 p ]l ear Aae-1 -ssl4o --'
H LONDON, Sept 10, P. M-Consols
closed to-day at Git for money
American securities are steady; clos
ing quotations to-day are 72i for 5-2Os.
Erie, 45; Illinois Central, 784.
MADRID, Sept 11-The Estafette,
of to-day, says that the French troops
must be Withdrawn from Mexico with
the utmost caution, unless amicable
relations are previously established
with President Juarez.
VIENNA, Sept 1.-THE Austrian
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-12
fRoar rRENTON. N. y,

TRENTON, n. j., Sept 1.-THE
constitutional, Amendment was rati-
fed by the New Jersey Legislature to-
day. In the Senate the vote was II
ayes to 10 nays, in the House of
Assembly the yeas were "a, and the
nays 24.2ys Gi nszfai eonsig bid ~.
The Joint Resolution ratifying the
Amendment was promptly signed by
Coy, Ward. W gs
The passage was greeted with ap-
plause in both Houses.
The Legislature then adjourned
till Monday.
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Id PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l11A1 A. M.
rasb, Two hundred and nine towns give
Chamberlain, Republican, 49, 500;
Pillsbury, Democrat, rs, ,442. Repub-
lican majority q ,136. The same
towns voted last year, Coney, 38,2 238;
Howard, q, ,429. Republican ma
jority, 16,809 The Republican gain,
4,321s9E s5 sGRF ~ tsHA
These towns comprise two districts
of the State. The aggregate poll of
the State was $1,000, .fs-
The. towns yet to hear from last
year gave 26,392 votes, and if they
give an increased vote in the same
IT ratio as those received, the total vote
of the State will be $4,000. AT
The towns to be heard from last
year gave a Republican majority of
] l'm 6.012.a IF this is increased in the
same ratio as those received, the ma
jority will be $4,000, or Republican
. % net gain of e, 900 votes. .ssE 70 sa
PORTLAND, Sept. IL, 3 A. NAH
but four towns in the First District
give Lynch lRep9 1885, and Sweet
(Dem.) 9,643. 3
The four towns to be heard from
gave Lynchalast year majority of 100,
which, with the present gain, will
give him clear 4 1000 majority, against
,si9 :2,528.in 1865. lne912 .s9lijmR8
In the Second District Perham' s
majority is estimated at 5000 -
In the Fourth District Porter ma
4 jority is 5000, az a., 4-sv,sv :
y In the Fifth District Pickes' ma
=. jority is, q, 800. tii-,'.''ii'4 =
ii The Republican gain over the Con-
~ gressional election of 1864 will be
y, Sabout 10000 TAI1-fS1sv :.
q 1t is unnecessary to- say, that the
= State Senate will be all Republican.
: The House will be almost all Re-
= publican sTaaaE1
~ Republican county ofhcers are
= elected in every county, 4}W 9a
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FFROM mIIwxuKEr.

sssi MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-THE Wis
consin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association Fair, for the exhibition of
stock, opened here to-day Three
hundred enteries were made.
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~ MEcan66N NEWS FROM INA MAINE 3
al slsIasb ilat,a bna efasoloaW
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS. saT
YAH ,mToo .TE@T - 74z7oRE ,TnoEE zat
GEN .BAIRD's REPORT ON THE
NEW ORLEANS RIOE. r.
THE CLOSING HOURS IN THE FEN
/. sis 5,,s 'asssls. ssel.i,, Ian CONGRESS. TT I

N-'Il FFN1l t2NI Il.Hl ETIHl1I94 7l10N" =
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio. -

George " stewart aod Lydia stewart hi, wi!e
AJdsnsg q. sIr
Nulan halenback, OfMontgOmery, county OHIO
SoloInan HOlenbAek VI Elkhnrt county fndi.
ana Daniel Holieobsck, vi Berks county Penn
sylTaniaj John Sheets And sophia snesps, his
wife, of Boone county Indiana aBd --+~ Right
moyer and Catharine RightnOyer 1i, wir6 Vi
beTks Oosuty PeBRsy lyania.
w ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT A PIX
TlIlOS was died against them on the lst day vi
March, A. d, 1866, in the superior Court Of Mont
gOmeTT county Ohio, by George w stewart and
Lydia Stewart, his wife, and Is now pending
wherein. said George W Stewart and Lydia Stew
art demand partition Of the following real estate
80 vii situate In Montgomery county. Ohio and
described follows, viz; Being In lot numbered
thirty two ia, la shs town OF farmersyflle and
that, at the May term Of saii Court the said
George W Stewart and Lydia Stewart will apply
Tor an order thst partition lnay be made Of said
pTatRises GEORGE W STEW ARR
LYDIA STEWART.
GEO. ". MoIEk Atty for Petitioner
IaAF 8-stW
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Neal oGtatr.
LENTz & APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ottice s23 Third street. North side

DAYTON, OHfO.
n -.
- SMALL FARM ~ ACRES; Coon
pflck house and yell improved >it mills. f,,,
Dal "n, adjoining Liberty -. M h
a hne residence. 81. a,'ra, W.li ,,,rr,,,..t
within Ono nrile M nay ytOu- a. NtO
,,,A, frame house snd sI acre, On ,sreoneas,la
., 4 arm Of iso acre. oa near ereck. grave, iscd
TOT t5p per acre. ''
farm of 50 arrss t,o IA ii,.. ,,,rfh ,,r tsh,,,.
burg! cheap at 81 OOO ~ '''''P'
nne brick on Jones street SsJo
nne house and lot on East fhiipi street. Al 1yo,
ibtee houses and lots Fourth ,U,.et for ~ 90l
NsO and 90 each an cheap "'''
pfoyed-kieO Ing wen "H
=, sood house and Iot. wen iu.ploved On Long
farm mile, fryan DasD,b of IN aer,.. ,,sll
Improved, dn EntOn Pike: cheab for sl5 0O
iafIh of lSl ecres. ! mile east Oi iTDion On The
~ ~ itYy s91d Wen Improved, and The best quality
iarm Of lS3 acres. Well Improved. 5.miles south.
VS. W 'oVlhgtoh Ohio, she best land for Sa5 per
FLAX factory, occupied by SIessr, Davis . Ia
WIN machinery, and acres vi land
iatn OF 100 acres, mile north Of BROW a's 81. .
proved fi0uQ - W. ~
farn, VI 70 acres. Ou Greanville II R-ss 9.O
. fArm OF ~ zcreg, Rood iinproyements NJ
htYnn station, on Western Il --S8DOO
g isfio 1 " 70 acre., on Germantown Pike, miles
:. number Of houses and lots u tinersut part OF
tne Guy. All will be sold cheap
tsIsW LENfh a APPLEGArE. II E A
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9t9al
SHERIFF"S SALE

Thirty Eight Acres OF Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition
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DIR. STEVENS & co.

Il RIVATE'DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possb time at the Cinclnu Ati Lock Hos
pital, ego Walnut street between Fifth and Sixte
up stairs without the Of Mercury loss
OF time or change Of diet.
DR.. STEVENS, by special study ssad experience
IN the hospitals Of baltimore. London AMI Paris, Il
enabled to guarantee cure in the most cOmpll-
Gated cases. Recent eases of Gonoprhea syphilis
cured in a few days without change of diet, OF
hindrnice from business. Secondary Syphiiis---the
last Veetige-eradicated without the use OF Mer-
curry
Victims OF self abuse and excessive venery, suf.
Heitng from Spermatorrhea, and loss of physical
and mental power. Indigestion or Constipation
kruptions, Nervous Coughs. Hypocb9ndris, &c
are treated for Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by Ignorant men, who Baistake the
effects for the causes OF the evil and thus multi
ply both.
Married men. and those contemplating an narriage
should restore vgjr 10 their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF theii
posterity. 30
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A cure
guaranteed in tll cases. Persons At distance
promptly cured, by addressing with statement o
case, Dr. STEVENS Co. ESQ Walnut between
5th and 9th streoSs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours feom A. NJ 20 T. NJ; sundays "a
II A. III dec6-iyd
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THE Daily EMPTRE,,I



EMBAnRAssTN0 SITUATION AN exchange
says that Judge H., Of Illinois was on
board the railway train which met with an
accident near Quincy River ON Tuesday "
last week. The Judge was sitting on one
side Of the car. and in the seat directly OPP
posite vas hearty-looking lass " some
eighteen summers more OF less. she Was
exceedingly fair to look upon, and wore 8
beautiful white plume In her hat. When
the train turned over Il is said that the
aforesaid young lady 6ew seross the car In
the Judges direction like . shell from q
mortar. and his honor st the time was "
ing hat on his back on the bottom of the
car, where he had been thrown by its turn
ing over down the imbankment. and while
thus unhappily situated the Young woman
eame down on him, falling on both sides OF
his neck at the same instant. The Judgt
struggled terribly. aud succeeded 10 re-
leasing himself from his unpleasant posi-
tion.
CoNsIsrESCx.--Rev. j. ID. Fisher, OF Ash
tabula county. Ohio. has been convicted be
fore au ecclesiastical court of forgery ant
dismissed from the ministry. He forged {
letter recommending himself for presiding
elder. lie has been leading clerical Re
publican. always dealing out death aud dam
nation 10 copperheads.
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w Ill TAKE NOTICE THAT A PI

OARAH z. RODDiNS, WHOSE RESI-
DBNCB ls unknowh, Il notified btiat Joseph 4
Robbins did on the sDth OF January, A. D. 1875 die
his petition In the office OF the Clerk OF the Court
sf CommOn Pleas. Within aud for the county OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio, charging the said
sarah r. HebbiBs with adultery with one Aaron
Robbins and also with divers other persons un l.
knewn o. the petitioner and asking that he may
be divorced from she said sarah T.. Robbins witch
petition viii ytaad for hearing at the next term OF
said Court JOSEPH v HOBBINs
j. g. BELviLLE Pitfrs ATTY febs8tw
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wa Si0ist's Guardian. c,ss No ssp supe.
ah MI, rior Court
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Divorce Notice.

at the next teTm OF the Court OF Common Pleas
for Montgomery C0nnty Ohio 1 will apply for 1
Divorce lfon my vife, JANE CLEGG Cause
Wiufni abseaee ~ ave years.
THOMAS uLEGG
Feb. 10, lous. I febi9-5tW
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DX VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
issued By the Superior Court. within and for the
county OF Montgomery, and to me directed, will
ses at public sale, ut the door OF che Court House
On SATURDAY, APRIL Il, 1866
at O'Clock = N the following described promises
noHit; situate ia She county Of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio, being seventeen and . quarter ,lIA)
acres OF of the cast end, Oi the said above des-
ing at q stone south 81 deg 30 SEQ west 3g2 poles
fOm the south east corner OF said 55 acre tract
shenoe north, 3deg 45 SEQ. west cal poles TO y
stone thence north 80 deg ~ sec. asst AZ poles 20
10 a stone; thence south oi deg. ~. ~
poles 70 . stone 60 the place NJ bsginnlng-cOn-
tanning seventeen and one fourth (l1Nl acre, OF
land in town 2, range g. la same county being part
sftho ~ acre tract of land cunycyel 10 w O. Lowry
by Samuel Bearishte and bequea;hed his wife by
deod January 1881. = ~
AI2O-Thc following deso,ihed laai IN irsc-
Henal section Is town ., range g. east In Harrison
township, Montgomery eOanty. Ohio, and des-
sribed follows to-wlt: beginning at stone,
rsT poles west Of Ge southeast corner OF the
above described 10 tract of land, running
thence north ~ deg. 10 sec, east lTg poles to =
stone; thence south 10 deg Is sec.. west 3li poles
thence south 10 deg ~ sec. west ~ poles; thence
south a deg. 30 sec, west : = poles thence south
% deg 10 see., west u poles stone thence north
n deg. Is see west ls poles, witness sycamore,
three feet ia 4 ameter, corncr-trec; thence north
81 deg. west ~ poles 20 stone; thence north. %
deg ~ soc, east 5s poles 20 stone to the place OF
beginning, containing 2i1 acres of land, being q
part VI the 52 acres OF land, conveyed to William
g Lowry by Jacob ilouser and Mary his wite. BY
deed dated January ~, 1855
said two tracts Of land have bceu appraised 10
follows, wit The l1k acre tract at SIS 10 pee
acre, and the q u acre tract at f45 10 per
aeithor sell for less than two thirds Of the ap
TERMS OF SALE-One.thrd cash; one. I'd
N one, and ono-thirt in two years Deferred pay
ments 10 be secured by mortgage ON the premises.
o g II. DAVIDSON sheriff.
j. II, BAGGor1, Atry. mar ls.dewts
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suuBitOl JOHrt.
LSuisa schruPp. ct al
IN PURSU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE Issued by the superior Court within and for
the county of Mont gomery and 90 lne Directed /
will oer At public sale At she door ~ t1e Court
HeRse ia thS city OF DavtUn -..r-.--
sATl RDAY, APRIL 81 1876
AZ I V'elOok n, the following described Real
Estate ta-wit: Situate Ia the oity OF DAYTON
county OF Montgomery, and state Of Ohio aud be-
ing lot No 26Sl in said city Of Dayton.
1h0 above premises have been appraised at Obe
thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
thirds of that amount
The above lot is situate tue south side OF
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Chsrch. On she premises Is SMALL frame house
containing four or hVe rooms
TERMS OF SALE One third cash Ols-thiId IL
one year, and one-third In two years, Deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage ON the prem.
ises aud TO bear inserest from day Of sale
o. G. II DAVIDSON sherin
BAGG0TT SSHELHAMER Attys. mar l1,dt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
City Property on Partition

SeSTee Kramer rtrI
auObitOl DOHrt.
LSusa schrapp. et al }
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Notice.

NOTICE. iS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been Appointed and qualified
as adIninistfatriK of the estate Of Wliiiam knAuer
fsbfn-atU MARIA BAkBARA KNAUER
LXECUTRIX NOTICE.-NOrICE Is
hereby given that OhristiaaA Aentel has been Ap-
pointed and qualified a. executriN Of the eState oi
Simon heatsl, jF., deceased:
CHRISrLAkA NENTKL,I
Iebs-Stw n<ecpaiE Of simon Aehtel, Decd.
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IJIHECIIUNS FOX ITS USE.-TAKE
three teaspoonsfn of the Pain Killer in about half
pint OF hot water well sweetened with molasses
the attack Is coming ON, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
arst dose not stop the chill should it produce
vomiting land II probably win IL the stomach Is
very ioull tnke little Pain Killer In cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Perse.
veranoe In the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases OF this disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS
octei -daWtf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-05-26

equivoque; la vraie est une union
" d'harmonie qni fait que tontes les
parties, qnelque opposees qu'eiles
nous paraissent, concurrent au
bien general dc Ia societe, CONNIE
" des dissonances dams la musique
" concurrent 4 l'accord total. II peut
W avoir de l'unior dams un Etat on
" l'on ne croft voir que dn trouble,
" c'est,a.dire une harmonic d'od re-
" suite le bonheur, qui seul est la
" vraie paix. II en- est CONNIE des
" parties de Get uIivers Gternelle-
F." ment lees par FACTION des unes
" ct la reaction des autres.
"Mais dams Paccord du despo.
" tisme, c'est-a-dire de tout gouver-
" nement qui nest pas modere, il y
!" tonjours une division reelIe.
y LIE laboureur, l'homme de guerre,
y le negociant, le nagistrat, lie no.
y BILE ne sont j6ints que parce que les
uns oppriment les autres sans re.
sistance; ct, 81 l'on y volt de l'u-
y MON, ce ne sont pas des citoyens
qui sont unis, mais des corps
morris ensevelis les uns aupres des
y autres." '..S .a .st u .'+ H"4
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Gillia est rAveur slenceux ct amant ID Solitude
bon ct savage II aimc Deruchcte, mais tarait
eterneemen catastrophe qu e mele tout
coup 10 vie de Lethiery Poncle de Deruchette aea
Lethiey est IN veux oup de mer II possede pour tout
bien bateau vapeur chose rare ct toute nouvee
epoque Oh eete historic passe Un geraut perde meae
drecement GO baeau sur des kcassol il 90 brses Iu
therry se croft RUNE mais pechAur qui vn le lieu
du dssastre arme que b machine du bAmon est utatts
Glia devoue ct charge du sauvetags de ID machpc
Lehiey loi promet pour rcompense ID main Dc niece
ct Deruchetts elleeme consent aisser eportr cette
esperaDce Gilatt mais quand Giau revent ayec 50
conqucte Deuchette pense plus ld Ellie aime un jo
mipire anglican que Giliatt autrefos sauv6 do ID
ilias aprss setre dsvoue pour h fortune de Lethiey
e sacri6e pour e bonhsur do D9ruchette surptsnd e
secret des amoureux les se lnsu poncle les CON
duit jusquau navre qu les emmener ct asss
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