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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UETON OFFIcR, 4
Nashville, June 10, 1855. ]
'he Cincinnati Commercial says:

Tho CINCINNATI commercial Bdys:
Tho Flour and Grain markets are still
more spiritless than they were. There il
mere disposition 10 sell Flour than has been
manifested for some days past, and buyers
are scarce. We leave quotations as they
we're, noting the fact that concessions would
have 10 be made 10 effect sales.
The demand for Wheat Is very limited,
and prices would have to be lowered to ef-
iect sales. The offerings, however, are not
pressed, aud quotations are left at 81 for
No. Spring; 81 1902 20 for extra; 81 % for
No. Fell; 81 IS for No. l do; and 81 4061
2 IS for extra Old ranges at 81 4Dlg2 20,
according TO quality.
Corn IS firm at 6lG62c for mixed shelled
IN bulk; 73G974c sacked.
Oats are in abundant supply, and duh At
44m4Sc for Nos. and in elevator.
Rye is firm ut the old figures. AL sr
Bailey is very dull, and only nominal
quotations can be given.
Whiskyis held IN a jobbing way up to
81 "A and 26c for free and bonded, but the
demand will not sutain these figures IN a
large way. 8F
Cotton is held at the quotations given yes
terday, but with little or no demand TO sus-
tain them.
Provisions have steadily firm market,
but the transactions are not large. Holders
are SO prompt TO avail themselves Of the in
fluence of demand as TO make it hard for
buyers 10 operate at the quotations
Mess Pork could be had at $3l SO, though
not freely, $3g being generally asked.
Lard sold 20 a small extent at q &c. This
figure about represents the trading point of
the market, with both light demand and
light offerings.
Bulk Shoulders sold at &c again, and
are very firm at that. Bulk'Sid are held
at l6<, with sales at l614c, and Of heavy,
for the purpose Of clearing, at l613c. Bulk
clear Sides are firm at lSc.
Bacon Shoulders are held at l5c though it
is said they are obtainable at l4A. Bacon
Sides are firm at lSc, and clear at l9AG2Oc.
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HEGEMAN'S FerTatei Eiizarof Bark, or Elixir
III OF CaliEaya Bark, with PyTOphosphate Of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN- 8 CO., Chemists n and
Druggists, New York Fl"
FTkOPHosPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
E. RoGquet, of fBns, IN ls58 snd feceiTed IatortE
bic noaee from the french Academy; it is cas- y
asslmilsted and rot decomposed IN ;be stomach by
food OF the gastric juice; n u pfor1pt efficient
tome, combining the effects of Phosphorus and
Iron, snd Is not stimulating q ETitsenl
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Of
Csrsaya Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rOphosphate Of Iron IN each fund ounce; and in all
cases, where mild and effcAcious Iron Tonic is
desired, alll be found q most valuable PREPARATION
Sar pies furnished 10 Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUS1S. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HE6EMAN b cos Cordial Elixir Csllsaya Bark.
Alan and KinO Lozenges and Chlorste Potash Lo-
senges Al the above cold by Druggists.
Or HE6EMAN, a CO.,
mart TN Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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A CANE or SNAP.-Mr. Stevens said
IN the House of Representatives, that
he would not give the snap of his finger
II the third section of the report of his
Committee was stricken out The Re
publican Senators, 20 man, said they
would not give = snap for has plan with
the third section in, and so they snapS
ped 1t out~-Ffasbayg CornmkreiaLl
To this the Chicago Republican re-
plies -" Unless Mr. Stevens and his
associates in Congress hasten up the
important work of restoring the Union,
they will find that the country does
not care a snap for them, but does care
very much for an immediate restora-
ton of practical peace in ali parts of
the Union.
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SUEEE e z e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!!
TARRABT Co.:

TARR.AHT Co.:
Gentlernsn-I an: sresident Of Curacoa, and have
heen dlspossd 70 write 70 you concerning the real
value Of your SELIZER APERIENT as a remedy
for Indigestion and Dyspepsia. desire to express
70 you my sincere gratitude Or the great beneft the
SELL Lkk has Cone my wife.
For i0ur or i've years my wife has been sadly
sthlcied with Dyspepsia, and after q ing under the
t!eHt1ent OF several Doctors for two thrse years.
she was finally induced to seek the t..lvlpe or 4
learned Physician, Doctor CRbialis, OF Venezuela
who Immediately treated Der VITA your EFER-
VE5CENT SELTzER APERIENT, she began 10
improve st orce, and is now PERFECTLY WELL
fed il 70 30 my duty for the good Of humanity 10
make this statement, feeling thai medicine 90 val
liable should 90 widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat.
lng nj eernest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
5. ID. y. HENRIQUER,
New lorE, jUne "a 20. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best Residences in the country, IN
" the southern part Of the city, near the terminus
OF the South Nashville horse Railroad, IN q first
rate ne5 ghborhood. The buil ing, large modern
two-stdry brick, With sen rooms, kitchen, &c, good
brick smoke house and servant houses, good chs
Tern, large yard, well enclosed, With II acres oil
land, Part OF which is first rate garden land, sett
vito choice fruit trees. A para Is uses Cor bIick
yard with plenty Of water ana all conveniences
tog getting wood. The n. and o. RailrOsd passes
by the corner Of the place. from which wood A. re-
ceiyed Ior burning brick. The property Is outside
The corporation, and - therefore exempt rom cor
pOrahun taxes. A good spring Is immedis sicily sd-
oiningthe properly. Terms easy.
Huquire OF NILSSON a MURFREE,
soTi-n or ". MATT BSOWS& ca
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RIO any ONE sequsinted with tins enorhous
II profits maize by the sale OF Wsicres, JeVelry
and Fsbcy Goods generally, II cannot be denied that
Sin Enterprises can be honorsfly conducted, CIV.
lng 10 buyers the ful worth Of their money, and ST
the same time fffording the sellers far profit. "A
frm long IN trade, and most respectfully eonnsc;ed,
have resolved 10 sell theI entire sock for sale on
tins popular pln OF one price per article conduit
ing the concern (Which Il Only authorizes accord
ing 10 aw) on the most far and Ideal basis, 80 ttst
every enc pstroniEng cannot fill toobsai fully the
worth Of the money nYested--Shiie one, id q eer.
tain number, will have hundred fold return.
That they may not be accused OF decept on, they
propose sendlng sample worth 81, with circular,
Tree, % any one wishing 70 te-t the legitimacy OF
the coacsin--4hgs yea see % costs you nottingto
make the trlal, Nhlle i may bring you handsome
present. Try 1T. send your address 70 ...
PkRKfNsoN& Co, !, ;
le3-lm 20S Broadway, New YORK.
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We Ask

Tho suffering millions IN our and 10 give this
remedy trial; c0nyincet that By IFS tirlelY ne
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn, Sour stomach, Sick Headache, Dizz
ness, Indigestion, Piles, Ccstiveness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, &e
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with each bot
tie, and do not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only y FARRAET CO., ~
GrsenWich street., New York.
s8-For sale ny All Druggists. unv4 Iv
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TERHs OF SUBSCRIPTION |:
RATES OF ABEKRTIsIka.
10 ADVERTISERS IN nFTlTL.
THE EaTEs WILL g Aa roLLOxs.

Advertisements IN the Special Column, first time
from ] 10 lines, 81 O0-each additional line, 81
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 Genie PER line. In
Local Column, FIRST time, from 1 10 lines, 81 o.
escb additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inseF-
tons, 10 cents per bne.
AL advertisements occupying special position,
I'D AL double column advertisements, viii be
charged SS1< per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
VIII be charged at the regular advertising rates,
seroon made.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified a. AdInlnistrasor On tbs a..
III tate Of John u. Hal, deceased, tins Il % No.
MY AL persoas having slams against said estaie 10
de them Wlih me within the tma prescribed b.
law, OF they vii BE- barred, and those indsbtse %
come forward and make payment.
janls-a JOHN HI. SMITH, Admir-
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- NATURES
Own. REMEDIES
- pa aog L1lzs------fl So M
- ] georw ~ $50 Fca isH
Empire SPiiing Water Il. +. !.
1.4a11.a 80 fiFs cess tt5
Congress / s. Spring Water, 4: 4. 1.
Z. - - }u1g ss e3 ts %
Columbian . h ban !. Spring Kaj8I,

MO natural or artificial compound has yet been
IN discovered or manufactured that equsls these
waters IS preventative relief and permanent cure,
for Tnsny ten porsry and ehro,c diseases as prov
ed blythe experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ei-
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The only net her hame g. cover,
70 hide hes conscious sense Of guilt,
Appears 30 be-, 20 do it over,
Aud show again the charms that--.ilt.
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F. LIGHTE & 90.
Gate Lghte, Newton Brsdbgrys,)
Manufacturers OF FIrst-Class Piano
ROFtes.

Highest Premium st the American Worlds Fair and
Exhibition Of The Industry Of Al Nstons.
THIS Weil-knowu establishment Is now continued
j By =. C. LI6HTE and LOUIS ERHsT, e. the
old stand, 81 Broome &, between Crosby and Kim,
New York City. may2-ly
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Ill

The naughty men, the cruel hreezas,
The tut, the toss, the swell, thesway
That Just reyes Hhate'er il plesses-
What caa her shame for this ailBY?
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CON eREss WATER

Is cathartic, alternative and tonic, and is aivaua-
bic remedy for sffeetiensot the1.iEer snd Kidneys
Dyspepsia, Gout, Chrome Constipation ana Cutsne
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive OF the
D Feysrs and Bilious Complains, 80 prevalent in
warm climates. n einf IA .-t ratIfl-r a-l
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Fifth Volume,

4 .tLc o. H
1-..--s-t--- 80 2
Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par:
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citiaensi and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
II will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
genee from all quarters, i.
uia
nlI t-aL ...ot
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when lovely woman gets litter,
And finds TOO late what u betrayF,
What Gao TIE poor thing do out Wlll, or
kush CRIMSON from all human gaze.
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4 Tilt at Filters.

"When lovely woman sioops 70 folly"
goldsmith.
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Mining SilPeriRteRdeut.--G. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property .ofthe Company consists Of lease.
hold interests 10 the counties Of OYerton Fentress
White, jackson, and Warren, in the State OF Ten
nestee, amounting IN the aggregate to over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men OF business experience
and reputation, and Of a thorough and practical &C.
qualIitance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania.
The Mining Superintendent was one Of the firste
pOrefs of the OIL field Of that State and struck the
hrst howiug oil well IN the country vel known As
The Hequembourg well, and to which the oil inter-
est5 Of pennsylvania, then IN their nRscent ssate
we very largely indebted.
Tins Company will lease portions Of their valua-
bic lands, In small tracts to private parties or com.
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT This is a rare
chance for bona ds operators to obtain leases on
terms that will be amply remunerative.
Terms made known on application.
NO MERE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Descrip ton of lands and samples of OIL obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
office Of the Company, No. 661z North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary, r. h. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
ceIve OrdeTsfor stock, and will frFard certificates
by relIrn MAJ, when the money accompanies the
order.
T.. Oct Eff
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EMPIRE MATER

Is eathartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tsrn, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. It's effects are most
sautary in Lung Diseases. Il is an almost sure
cure for scrofula and the most aggravated forms Of
Dyspepsia As preventive and cute Tor all Bilious
Derangements it stands Uarvalled.l s I'D.
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NOW IS THE THE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW Is THE TINE TO sUBScRLBEy
1e ONLY s. so FOR THREE MOETRSi
ONLY s. so FOR THREE MoETHSi
ONLY 50 so FoR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 50 so FOR THREE MONTHS
sa- .-.---
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates for advertising, 10 which we bind our
selves strictly 10 adbere.
BECKET, BROWNE, HANKS q, co,
JOHN WALLACE. soF the nzssa.sa-
BARRY, WINHAM co. foI Press.
BALL, JONES & co, for Gazsite.t 3.
NASHVILLE, TEEE.. Sent. q. 1868.
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Established In. In 1862,

( sa d. -p1 & 1s E Er ~ b." =
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITs
De- .5afs. 5 iH'srea o.. raa 81,
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Packed safely and securely in boxes suitable for
shipment TO any part of the world. Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, eontsining Dozen PInts,
or Dozen Quart Bottles each Columbian Water
in boxes containing 4, or Dozen Han PInts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each,
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-+COUUMBIAN. AFTER

Is tonic and diuretic of ghly beneficial charac-
ter, and rs positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel.
Calculus, IrTltaton and inflammation of the Kidneys,
: and Bladder and has most Ginngary active effects
In restoring these organs when debliiated by long
disease. Females who hsyesUfferdd for years from
Irregulsrity, and the, distressing diseases known
only TO their sex, havs been entirely curad by the
faithful AZ judic1ous use Of ColTirnb sl Wster.
These waters are bottled fresn ami pure, from
each Of the above named springs, in 80 careful and
secure manner that they preserve 81 their me-
dicina value for years, aud viii be found equally
efficeeious when drank thousands Of miles distsnG
as when taken directly from the spring.
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20" Cd, -. SHAREHOLDERS ....
FROM ALL PERsoNALILnBILITl
- Capital stock, 100000.

Z
Divided INTO 80 600 Shares Of s2Qr,.t., 90 50. -
or S B soSltl have sSr been Zee Is
property Of the CompanyS. = =
-a'7i
united amount only OF the stock thus sppro-
pra led las been placed IN the hands Of the oocers
Of the company 70 be sold at IS per share ana as
the stook his all been issued, full pad, in pay
ment of properY,it is not therefore, liable TO any
future assessment
OFEIcE; No. 661SS North Cherry street, POstOfBcs
box s7l, Nashville, Tenn. -
- DIRECTORS. l
y. H.. C0LTON, OfTenn. C. L. HrournMPoURe. of n v
Nh e. BUSIsi DELAsO T. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. O. SANFORD A. c. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Resida1t,-A. G. SANFORD,
Prest LIST National Bank, Nashville.
I'D wee headent,-A.G. WELLS.
SecretGyy,--F. II. COTTON.
10 TFeaslTer,-WM. c. BUNTS.
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Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-12-22

"Nous eutendons trop souvent dire
dun ton irouique, qu'un tel . eudos.
Sc le n.l.kotf pour dire que dams
certaincs families h femme reclame
ses droits parspheruaux lorsqa'ils cou.
rent le plus grand risqae d'etre englou.
,is dams dcs engagements contractes
par le mari svans ct pendant h guerre.
Vaudrait.il mieux voir une hmille
dams Il missre, plut6t que Do h voir
subsist~ par lee resources honnetss
dc l'heritags Dc Ia femme, lorsqus ls
mari. ctdaut l un cour trop genercux, /,
a sacrife 81 propre position ct soovent
81 fortsne 4 dcs amis ingrats ou ! nm
gouverement mesquin qui s'empsre
do Ia propriete sans compensation %.
cune !! Non, nous ne sommes pas de
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-12-22

traire au notre prevalait. ravant,g
en- reiendrsit au portefsuills bourr'
de gsenbacks des cspitalistes du Nord
lesquels - rueraient en- plus gran'
nombse / DOS encans, acheteraien
toutes nos terres. puis. Sc servant ex
clusivcment d. l'esclavage restaur'
sous un nom dtgeise. attacheraient LEI
coolies i Ia glsbe ct nous conserve
raiens CONNIE intenlauts on economies.
.Politiquemeut. nous le repetous
l'iutroduction des coolies serait pirs
encore. en- ce qu'elle ,ous creerait une
dependence pareille. 1 selle don't pou.
nous delivrous trop hntement. LIE.
Stevens ct les Sumner nous passeraien'
bien les coolies. pour grder / jamsis
Ia domination don't lis doTent Ia jouis
sance a des causes temponires. Nous
ne parlous pas de oe que perdrsit Ia
purete de noere race dams le contact
avec sue autre race ihfSricun.
Omit au morce'lement. regettable
4 certains points de vue. il ct fatal,
suivant nous; il % fers ct meme se
fait deji. Nous pourrions en- donner
des examples. 81 les proprietaires don't
le domaine est trop waste pour ttre
exploite dams lee circumstances actuel.
les, eompreuaieut le carsctsre irrtprss.
sibie du lnoroellcment, ils diviseraicn,
euz-memes Ia terre ct l'slieueraient 1
des conditions avantsgeuses pour eux,
Cela vaudrait iufniment mieux que
d'attendre ID venue des coolies ou
l'accoupaiasement de tout sutre~ mi.
racle.
Quau. 1 Butler. qas nosre ami et
voisin fait intcrvenir 1 propos des COO
lies, nous aimons asscz ce heros CONNIE
repoussoir LIE vice met en- relief ],
vsrtu ct Butler fsit apprecier Lee
CONNIE Napoleon graudit Washington
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tees au saloo Ii chAtsaine stta pques dhonsear et
TAFT un srousseau do prscsss Thssse rgardat dun air
respue les 6ns tissus les dsaeles que mere tat
sous 80 ycux do temps en- temps 6gu.i secarait
dun pale sourire grace Marhe. Qu par ses popos ct
par ses gen,iilesses r9ussait parois tgayer peu
Nine de- L. vareape Statce ou pos radsuse encoreque
Ia yeile Ellie av.is recu dams ID matinee une letre par
aouee Il pheuix des gendres sanooncait pour ID 6n De
h. semaue. e bisn qaes ls ooosiderat CONNIE uus prise
qui ne poavsit lui ebspper ellie nsa pss chss Do oo
cher su moment qu dsvat metre On csge IN oseau
cisux Daus . oe ellie navait plus que vnst Th4rtse
% seusis payts d son sacrifice en- h voyaut jeuoe
Il troaphspis, Il belle, ct cest peius b pauvrs
petite - psrusssis sss paase fond De Les
casses les cartons navasu sscors vrt quuoe partie de
eurs tresor qund porte d salon ssutroavrt Of lai
q eliner b tets d. jardiniss.
-Eutres, Llossrd, sstrss. Gay at-il
II !, Madame, repoudit Ltonard eotrant pas do
oup, qo " Y6sat d goatss do gards cbampetse.
oui oe peut plus snserpi pied veus nonobant
dsuapdsr madsss dessoyss ehsscber b geodaruerie.
Gees uue id1e, dit Marshs savoyoos chsrchs: u zen.
dsrucrie 9s
-. posrqsoi hira, bontI divine!
-Four enpogasr. sauf Is rspeee que c doisA madame
ct toate h oompsgsis passillsaeot masitsur qai
rds dspui plus d dsax Assss dams s pare, qu ns
p.s i nss = vosias 50 ass saas auoir is queIqns
nsavss scsp.
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renpe 10 st toot There's ma sceIt lee lavres ellie sim.
os tout sosilre, ct nadmes pas qus sun acr6cc coae
u,Hus m feGt6s - mere. Que fatssvous ic a.t-ee
al duu 10 @ doseeur e dsuort Je yous croyas par
Il ut aos voss voss slopiss aut pour voas ct pour
elk-e - psrtii pas ssaaa d avoir revue me suis-
i IsrS II - shosss quo y - lui ai jamas des ct
o.l - ispoibls que ns ui disc pas ~ moios une
s Je ysux hi dire que Paiuss que p Psrds tout en- 10
ardant ousle Stae mon ame 4 vic. Vous ttes bonnie
Ne rssss pa ~ pas, ayes psit Do ma dttEsass De-
main. b shsas d. oar. ssrsi ~ bord Do u ptchere
Veoes svse ells eesasesls uo ss j. voss dsvra'
mon dsrpss bouhsur j nsn mi On vcus btnissaOt
sens sstssdrs = rtpopss ld laaee s me suis snfui
IA u crois qua o. dssx jssnss fllss =.
-Js h eros j Hsspecs: = ~.
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3 ,josss+il .i-voix = . parlant loi nens. cst
p1chese qus Won't dire sdsu. - voir pour = der
si1rs fb.. b p6ssis. ssssil- eosshaas soss leg
r. i lo.hs dass - profoode rsvsris que soe hoe
.on ras troubler Ils = qutaient quelaues minutes
49, q = doasant rsnzyous poor b ssssndsman. ct
srS lhssfs avaasSs = = mutt, usgS les instances Dc
-. oui u prsit d. rssr Aubiers. 10 colonel re-
nreuI.it int peeif b ehsnia d b vile. "a.
r. he1smaio daas Fapeesmid il - paaaie ~ manior
- sass doss IN psisS Dc gssrs salais pu sissPrsr
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FEuHLErON
lie COLONEL EvRARD

-Js y paiss. III Euard quand Pasf sut ternisS =
r6eit j plaios sssteut Ah d Ii varsass Ts e ses
IL quA L dosleur mis- sstts sntsot ct su!toes ellie
call fass plsursr. Qaaod = nassgs 1eis-il = hns
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-Eh bien moa ami. j tsnn1se sssc woi Ts os -
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astS Dc rans Esprsavs qss g sahs ss sessls ellie
nss pss de csss qai 1tsis.snt me deaist % = 49,
pas jOus Dc u teodcss. Mlh d L. VaFses = tssss
riea prosis . sst pas ss..eae qseIls dtsaFt top
eeSr II blesssrs e siss. = temps = lssnn "a ses
4. mon ehsr Pal! Fas = pstpsra soss pastisaas
dsmain ~sas - =
Mon. pas sssais: S1sris Psul = - voss = -
aoss dit. Qsiass jos = pst Ieosloepss nee ssersv:s
svss AlIs = = yasssas. i dsvais psssiE = a.is
sssl4. Psr1rs Thtrea ass b sove6f tesit se.1s. =
nee fresa 81 navaio ds1poir qu'sa Mss = Ohaaptss
Jai ps lsi parisr = naeis aas ltoss ssh kss swat
pris me- psias ;slls 6laiI biesi tass -Al shsssls
dit. soss soouss ssi ndhsstessa4 asa des:P6sSes
- wa uss - dtpssas = ~ - No = = V
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-12-22
EP IiEME ERIDES


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u" l7so-Naisssnce do Leopold lss, roi
a. -.. des Belges. ..,. &c.,. ..ts
leo5-Grand inccndie 1 New.York.
le4e-Le Wisconsin forms a cone.
titution.
g. II i77a-Naisssnce do Franz cois- Joseph
Broussais, 1 St.MalO; mort 10
II novembre 1888. aa'+@
le00-Naiasancs do Bernard, duo de
SAKE Aeineingen, Heidelberg.
lsos-Divorce do Napoleon et de
.F-... Josephine. -.r g. .ss,.5-
ls50-Mort de Simon Bolivar.
ls35-Mort Dc Picrre-Lo comte
de R1derer, Paris ne Nets
IL Is f9vrier 1854.
IL Slsl3-L'embargo prOclam6.
10 l5S2-Bataiile do Dreux. a
l77s-Naissance do Marie Thirase
Charlotte, dschs-sed 4 Angoslane.
le07-Mort do Grimm, / G0ths; nd
en- d<cembrs 1919.
lel3-Prise du fort Niagara.
70 l7s4-Naissance de George 0uillau.
mo. prince do Lippe-Schanusm
lso3-Les Etats.Unis prennent Dos
session do Ia N0uvelle- Orleans.
ls3e-Mort d'll6g<sippe MOrcau.
81 l5l9-Mort do Marguerite do Na.
vare, sour 10 Francois Ter, au
chateau d. 'Odos en- Bigorre.
lt39-Naissance do Jean Racine
10 Ferts Milan. .2
lell-Mort dc Maximilien Rosny.
duo do Sully, rige dc q ans.
- lso4-Naissance Do Charles Angus.
tin Saints- Beuvs.