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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
NenhalI MhitneN's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. In probate o,zrt hela a. =
Caledonia dat 10 bloomsbury. within and III
ss1 dlsIr ,Cl- ,.u tie ssh 1Ar Il November 10.
an Instrument SuIEsrll--- Ie - me lGsI MI and
,ii-lriCI GcC-as-i Ae.s l1-zslie1 L. LIE CsuTI -
ATteuAs l. htiIey the txeC-Iu- therein named 1OI
pryt2te=
Il l. ordered n S21 CONT rAl A. persons c0loeTD
81 lAereil. 1- ngl-1 L ssfea- al >sssla Oi SAD
s1-1 - - hvl1-ll the ITatr -ce n 81 -uh-ls,TS
s.-e 2lsl CAS- De-. 49,. SAID stew CSCSe = as
iher nlag haze zS.ta-, ths grtafe u sad N1l Id
RAch -f,rse l.rtcT vTQrrcd HAL cops II IN.
r-orG u fils -5-r - g,ut-tfe- Itree Hys> suOpcs
.gels Calvoor Al. s1lte1 ~ ~. llS.urr ~
riS1s q .Ai1 tine s.sallrcd fvr L-z-l---
Asa L FRENCH. IGlse u Probate
A -r-- Z ~ U1rvusr1-Atsr<I.
SIS ASA L. FkEA ca Judge =, Pr5tA-s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
AMERICAN HOMESTEAD LAND

and Immigration Office. Land in tropical Florida fer
ralt i'll los of fir, f. {" tn acre These Ilnis are nd
apcd to the growth Of the peach, orange, Incgrlac
grape, muscadnc, emon, banana. .sIav, liz. corr to-
hacco sugar AID I'll vegetables crown North Onr acre.
in hsnants will Wild rep equal II l acrcs in VIII a.
or 1t in potatoes. The country abound in game an,
The rivers in fish il endless variety. rce = to So
40 per acre CGnat, the most equahlc in til" world
A. Z. STONELAkE, VI. D., Late Register l. ) Lands.
66 broadway. y. y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

IVAN EI'---AN AGENT--Onc chance in each town
w worthy the attention Of Al act bn-incss man, TO
take the agency for the sale of BEApSTRFFrs RUBRER
M"ULpING AND WEATHER STEIrs, applied to the ,dr-.
lott m, top and centre of doors and window. The ss
is beyond hing Offered be An agent and
from 80 to pa per day he made. Send for agent
circular. The firt who apply secure bargain Tom.
for Moulding, cash !. il. BRADS IEEET Il co,
fostuu Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At present, the profits Of the Company derived
only from lie local traffic. but this il already much
tn sufficient pay the int st all the bonds the
Company issue, if not smother mile were bull. II
IL no dCub:e tina; when tie road !. completed the
through traffic Of the only line Connecting the Atl;nte
snd tactic States viii lie lssge beyond precedent and
tn will b. competition, it caalways be done At
profitable Tates.
Ii Will lie noticed that the Union Pscifc Railroad il,
in fact Core Work built under the
of Government ofces. and 70 sarge extent it'll Gov
eminent money, and that IT. hond- Issued under
Government direction. IL believed that siIilr
security carefully guarded, and certainly OH r
lie based upon u large valuable property. AZ the
COmplnys
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
lanes Townesnd's Estate

STATR or VERMONT. I In Probate IOlri- he'd Al he
Caledonia DiSlIlCI, Probate once. In ST johns
bury on the 18th day OF NOvent-r. A D. lSS7-
S-wan BradisN. administrator Of the estate. Of
James Townsend late u Shifted In said district de-
ceased. makes application said court iOr license
TO sell tn. whole u the of said deceased
representing that The said sale WSul be beneficial &c
tie helr- and all interested IN said estate, and i>ad ac-
minisiraIor ha- produced TO said court ne consent And
APPRECIATION writing u al the heirs 10 SAID estzie re-
siuing ia this STATE
Wne-cupO. II l. ordered by said court. that said
plicarion under and he heard The
18Th d. vi December A D. ls67. the probate uoe
in s2d 81 Johrsury. and Il i further ordered that
all persons Interested te notified hereof hy yubhoa-
lion eI notice Il aid aGlicAilun aud order thereon
three xeeks suoCes'yely IN the CAledOniai printed
ST J,i>lurE. before said iie 81 hearing. they
may appear a. said time and IlsUe aud II they STE
ca Use oll-Ci Thereto
b. the Couri.-stiest,
SIS ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge u Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.


PARIs, 9TH APRIL 1S6i, p tue Fauby. -. Honroe
VIII you b kind enough TO have 10. wardcd to me
here POO bottles Of YOUR Indian linni n; if Won VIII
send II the time tn account will forward Won
the amount through Mcssrs Belmont d Co.. New York
| BARON SnLoM"S R"THs HILD having recommended
| to many of his friends Major LANES LININENT and
they Icing DESTROYS procure it. he should advise him
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
A Canadian editor gets off the follow

A Canadian editor gets otithe follow
ing :-"The man who left his name as
McGeorgehan O'Flsnncry, from the
Western Division, who is abou! seven
feet in length, and drunk accordingly,
and who called at our office Oh Monday,
accompanied by an axe-handle, TO ask If
tho editor was in, is respectfully inform
cd that the editor is not in the city, and
Is not expected to return within the men,
DRY of the oldest inhabitant."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Hfw advertisements.
vAssAR COLLEGE For Young Ladies.

The trustees of this Institution, desiring 10 extend the
benefits of Mr.. Vassars munesnt gift for tie better
education of young women, will admit any time IN
the Collegiate year, students prepared to JON college
classes charging expenses only from the dn;e OF tner
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cabinets art gallery lib ay, musical conservatory, &c
For circulars containing full information adddress
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

V'ORREY'S PATENT WEATHER STRIPS. Al
i examination of its merits will convince any on,
that Torrsys Patent Weather Strips excel all others
Send for illustrated circular Agents wanted in every
town. E. S. & j. TORREY L. Co, Sole Manufacturers
p Maiden Lane, New York
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10000 ACRES SELECTED FARMING
IANnC

IN iowa. Illinois, Kansas and Missouri for sale cheap,
Bowling Gre.ni NeS Apply 70 Z; u. shs s
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9eaal.
Noah Eastman's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held AZ the
CAedonis District Probate Once IN gohns-
bury. within and for said district the 18th day OF
November ls6--
An Instrument purpurting 10 Re the last VIII and
Testament Of Noah Eastman, lsie Of ST JOhnsury. In
said distinct deceased beng presented 10 the COuri by
Ms MARY r Eastman, the exeCutrtx. therein named
for PROBATE
Is ordered by said court hat ali persons concern
ed ife1eln- te notified toappe2r 81 session said
oonTi 10 te holden al The Probate Once IN ST Johns
bury. on The 18Th dayoi December lS and show
II any they may have against the Probate Of said Mi
which purpose II isfarther ordered thai COPY Of
the record Of this order lie published ihr e weeks sue
oessiyely In the Californian printed al ST IOhIlsury
previous 10 said time ApYui1ied fur hearing.
ASA l. FRENCH. yneye Of Probate
A true copy OF record Attest,
Ss5 ASA l. FRENCH. judge Of Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Mondays, One SloG Note
Tuesdays, Two Ffties - We &r" mskin2
Wed sdays, Five Twcntics the Century from tn,
Thursdays, Tel Ten- choicest leaf: it i. fire.,
Fridays, Tw nty Fiyts from, .,,u.rs and i !, o,.
Saturday, Fifty Tno.- NV -. st. g..
p. d e. LOEILi.ARD, cnt roh,cco ,,.r,f,c.,r
10, i and - 'mbe's ST. 81. Sid y all respect;
NEW YORK. able jObbcr-
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$40 a DAY MADE BY ANY ONf VITA
WE STILL LIVE i D1n5 BE he IN :sss
{ 6 6 {
TO THEs WORKING CLASS.

Farmers, mechanics, ladies aid every ody. | am
prepared to turni-h You with employment
at Your homes, the whole of your time, in YOU pare
moments. Business new, light and profitable. tifly
cents - evening i ,I-ily earned persons of
eli her Who willing work. treat inductnci {.
offered those who will devote their Who'll, time
the business and the Logs II trl- "a much
men. ! wish all persons who h .y. par. me + ser d
me their ad ire and { IT bushes. for thcmsCvC-
10 all who well -ifisicd vi.h TIE business.
will send 81 to pay fGg the trouble ii writing me. Full
particulars dir cOns, &c, Gent fee. sampI for
10 cents. Address,
T.. G. AI.LkN, August. ,, Maine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

grow, as it is for pigs; and it is one of
the very best kinds of food for any kind
Of poultry, when they are laying.-S.
E1uards Todd. in Country Gentlemen.
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NOTICE 4.
WOOD WOODIl

l.. [. WOODBURY. is prepared to furnish 10 inch
Orders solicited
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CENTURY TOBACCO.

500 .,: :tz- We =, hive e, no" s:. de liz
Packed in tend to cease packing
$lf' Daily in papers O
this Brand century Iobacco rcport
Daily. t., .., ,hr contrary no'"ith
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
The AMERICAN COOKING ST0't

For sale by IL UowDEY. 81 John. q:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-13
ssttIsd, 8, ssd,7 white y q s1.o4@1.11; yellow

ssttledIyhite sc I'D 81, o4@1. IL; yellow
CMMNNATI, :. August i,12. Flour
firmer and higher; supply light. Corn
dull and lower, at 81 for No. / mixed.
Cotton ,frmar mid ddlings 26%. Mess
pork sold at 1928. 75. Bacon has ad-
vanced-shonlders 121z; rib sides
14114; clear rib 1519; clear sides 15sI,
held generally at 16; good, demand
from the South, interior and adjoin-
ing States. Lard 12}a.
MOBILE, August 12.-Sales of so
bales cottoI1t-low middlings 24%;
market closed quiet. Receipts for
two days 206.
New ORLEANS, August 12.-SaIes
45O bales cotton; market quiet-low
middlings 90; receipts 315. Louisi-
ana sugar quiet and firm, with light
stock-good fair 131s@14: Cuba re-
failing at 131a@14 for fully fair. Mo-
lasses dull-quoted at 40@55. Flour
dull and unchanged-superfine nomi-
nally $9. 50(08.75; choice 1908. 25.
Corn declined 5c.-yellow mixed
VI. 1901. 20; white 1.25@1.30. Pork
quiet-holders asking $25. .50(G25. rs
for round lots. Bacon shoulders 1917
@l319; clear 16@16%; hams 21M@
221a. Lard-tierces 1917; kegs AZ.
Gold 40. SO
AUGUSTA, August 12.-Cotton mar
ket stiff; prices firm; sales 26 bales
middling 25@25I.
SAVANNAH. August 12.-Cotton in
far demand, with sales of $50 bales
mlddl1ng firm, ut 26; receipts 2S4
bales. ISL .}i. f-rt.tt.t,
CHARLESTON, August 12.ACotton
steady, with sales of 33 bales-mid-
ding 26@261a; receipts 21O bales.
LONDON, August 12-2 p. M
Consols 9434. Bonds 1871.
LIvERpooL, August 12-2. P. NJ
Cotton advanced-quoted at 1O3s.
Breadstutfs unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmERCIAL.

New York, August. 12-Noon.-
Stocks strong. Money 4(d5 per cent.
Gold 4O14@4036. Sterling-time 8 81
W9A; sight 1O1sW101. Flour
Old lOc. better; new dull and heavy.
Corn heavy, and 1(62c lower. Pork
firmer, at $23. 35(@23.371l. Lard
quiet, at 12l4(013ss. Cotton 2SiS.
z, M.-Cotton very firm, but
quiet; sales 500 bales, at 2915. Flour
$11.25W15. Wheat is dropping
Southern amber $2.35. Western
mixed corn $1.O6@1.0S. Gold 4Os6
@40a4. ,Ng I.,
BAhrrMoRE, August 12.LCotton
steady and unchanged. Coffee ouiet
and firm; stock mostly low grades.
Flour wanted for shipment, but hold
ers waiting for O decline. Wheat
market in favor of buyers. Corn un-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-13

PARTIES who expect mo to GIN their
COTTON will please notify me at oncel and
state the probable time and amount to be
Ginned. W. B. LOWRANCE.
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3y & ] sKs@ @1Ss RE:saasD
! Espr essly .9or'ths Cosuns5ia Pkonis.li
News Ifsuna,.,

y 1spf e''.y y ~, ..o oosse1,'o'e 1TeS'is '
4 .rsss News Ifsms.s I. Z.
NRw YohK. "A rieust q. srhs saII w.
inp aeticle. ,inder m e,xtai6,siye' head !
ing, is published in this mornings
Herald. f; l;;ee4i y q! 81 IS :
, 10 he Editors .,f, ,tle Herald. 3, -
NEW YonK. August 8. 1857.
Z thank YOU for ly6nr iInaITil g On.
nouncement. in tbis,, miorn;nc,'s Hs-
raid, in the article headed saI,ha Naw
Crisis Yolir views IN tbat art;cls
are Sc wholesome. that II can,t leave
cthe city this morning--beinr 'trannsi-
torially here-without .expressine INV
gratitude. g I assure yotl., sir. 'that tha
present effort of party leaders 70 se-
cure political over y nv mn KING tha
Southern States nne,a3ro - e,a3r States. is most
charming. and the people of the North
must not allow its success. if thew
value their own freedom and pros;
perity. If thespeopIevstop to think.
they will spurns suchyan ,attempt with
Indignation nothing but false issnes
can possibly allow such d ruinouss bro
-jec6 to succeed. no cheat the peonle.
theadvocates OF; ;thisnefariou scheme,
will keep before themtthe idea of mar
tyrdom, and all that sort of thing:
bntsthe true tissue should be ever pre-
sent to our minds, and might be re-
warfled, at less, expense than the over
throw OF our institutions. Now. sir.
/ have done my: humble part in the
late warrior the Union. Two of nv
sonsihaye fallen underthe Union flag,
and my part has Been In contribu-
ton, and not in the INCEPTION : Of pen
.ny's profit, during the strife: but
never have wished anything but a
restored Union, For ltiiis. and this
aIope, I have sacrificed. and not for
the elevation of the. negro, nor the
disfranchisement of the people of the
Southern States. IF the peopIe Of
the South are not to be restored to
the Union, then the bid copperhead
CRY, thatrthe Union could not be re-
stored by arms, is verified. Theidea
that the South must be .Africanized
before its States are allowed to re-
turn, is an admission that the war has
been O wicked failure. and has been
waged for the. destruction of the re-
public. It is not debatable question.
We did not send our sons to die for
the creation of negro States in the
South. I appeal to the great masses
In the North, who generously poured
out their blood in The conflict, If this
was their object. Mr.. Editor, ,;yon, yci
have hit tender chord in your. re-,
marks, this morning. and + know n
will awaken the sleeping sense Of the
people IN this crisis. 1 have, Jpu puur-
chased plantation in Alabama, and
contemplate removing there and en-
oouraging others at the North to fol
low me; but if that State is to be
negro STATE, farewell to my purposes.
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Furniture, Furniture.
BY LEVIN & MIKELL.

THIS Tuesday MORNING, 18th instant,
at our Store, OIL Washington street, we
will sell, at 10 O'Clock, sundry lots FUR
NITURE, consisting inpart as follows:
l Piano, Sofas,
Marble Top Tables,
Mahogany Hair Seat Chairs, ge1
l Tapestry Velvet Carpet, G SO
Handsome Engravings and Paintings, +
Chid's Crib, 2 Rocking Chairs, l't.'
l Clock. large Mirror, .f
Feather Beds, Mattresses, sc. 1.s3 fn$
Unlimited articles received up to time of
sale. Conditions cash. August 13
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Auotao1 @ales
Z, Cheese, Lard, F7our, q

= l Caeese, Lard, -Four, DO. "a.
BY D. 6. PEIx0TTO .& SON.
WE viii sell THIS tTuesday) MORNING.
18th. at 99 o'clock, at our Auction Store,
20 boxes Goshen Cheese So; 80 gias 80
20 tubs extra Leaf Lard, ,<,r sgf.,i. IL.
IS boxes Family Soap,
10 boxes Pearl Starch, N'
10000 Segar Smoking Tobacco, 4.
And sundry articles of Furniture, 49,,
10 kegs Goshen Butter, ,4t...'
ALsO, tN. q"
cerned. .5 Az 7---,'.''t : = =
Goods received up to hour of sale.
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BY JACOB LEVIN,

THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, 18th. at 10
O'Clock, I will SELL at my Store,
5000 lbs. prime Bacon Sides,
$500 Tbs prime Shoulders. = =,
5 bags extra Rio Coffee,
bbls. Brown Sugar,
s boxes best Adamantine Candles.a
Kegs Leaf Lard. Soda,
Boxes Family Soap, &c.
100 bushels prime Oats, in bags. 7ssy,g
Unlimited articles received up to hour.of
sale. August IA
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n C0tee, Su9ur, Star Candies, dc.
by D. C.IPEIX0TTO & SON.
WE will sell, THIS tTuesdayl MORNING.
the 18th inst, at 90 o'clock, at our auc,
bags Rio Coffee. F
bbls. Brown Sugar. .+-s.
10 boxes No. l Star Candles. ,....,.
Fancy Toilet Soap.
S doz. Scotch Ale. - 14 ,s'
ALSO, 49,. ' ~ Hr 1ss q
Spring Wagon. Terms cash. .f
Aug 13 rt N, I
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-08-31
On lit dams pEreniag Post :

lie nouveau systeme de lettres enre.
gistrees inaugure le Ter JUN dernier,
est imparfaitement compris dun grand
nombre de maitres de- poste ruraux.
LIE departement donne besucoup plus
Dc soin ct do peine qu'autrefois 1 IL
Transmission des lettres enregistr9ss. st
en- consequence le prix d'affranchisss-
pent de ces lcttres q etc porto 1 20
cents. Ce prix doit etre paye d'avance
au lieu Cd Ia lettre est enregistree !;
mais beaucoup de maitres de poste.
n'etant pas bien au courant de Ia loi.
ont recu des lettres rev6tues dun seul
timbre de trois cents, puts les ont expe.
diees comme euregistrees, forcant le
dsstinataire a payer integralement les
vingt cents obligatoirss. II est prudent
a al'expediteur d'atfranchir, attendu que
Ia loi laisse le destinataire libre en- CO
cas- de recevoir on de renvoyer au
bureau de poste du depart 10 lettro
enregistree qui ma pas etc complete
ment affranchie.
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gsrds ils m'ayaient surtout recommends dso.Yeer
sur toi % moment critique 10 pousse des as.I epo
que pour toi d IL nubilitI Jttais poste je
surveillas pon-ssulement pour obeir leur voionte
derniere msis suss paros s to porte uns teudre
affection.
ePeutetre m'aimez.voss moins de cette couleur.,
avec des allies!
4 -seraista dtja ooqustte, svec to petite question
qui oherchs 10 oomplimsntf Je sayais bien que tn
dsviendrsis brillsnts, jolis, silee. 4 q ..
-Pourquoi me psvoir cache alors .....
Pour doublsr ton bonheur par ID surprise. Aussi
aijs w comben tn - StS contente, ct mon csur en-
s-t.l trsssaili d'aiss. Jttais H. svids ct curieux
qusnd tn - depouiS T. chrysalide; retenant mon
souAe, csch6 sons les fsuies Foil fxt sur toi, je
buvais do rsgasd ton tnotion ct - joie. Car vols
to- Lbellule force do WELLER ssr to Dc 70 soigner
de to conseiiler, e ssns que ton boshsur cot lie ao
nien ct qus js ssrsi toejoaEs hssssax, d tu tou
Votre oosur est bos. cher llssrd. Apssi, present
que j'ai mes allies, vous pouvss 1trs certain detre
hsursux. sttsndu que j suis inAninest heureuse..
II no manque plus mon boshsar que de les
ntiliser. aa7 = eEa1ajT 1sa i0rg :. -
.iaAttsnds. attends encore 81 lss Soscss allaient
- maaqusr si tu allais trtbscher dans ton vol, s
qusaque n6oAsats asaignes tenvsloppait dams ga
toils, si quelque hirondssi j. ftns pour toi, car
n iss chsmps do fair soot vsstss, il sopt peupes
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-08-31
EST-Il GUElFE 0U GlBELINl

l. Quaud le general Grant s'est-il
jamais departi de ce qu'on nomme
sa reticence habituelle" pour soute-
mir le Congress GU blamer dune ma.
Mere quelconque le President
2. Lorsque le President s'cst mis- 1
attaquer Ia politique du Congress. u'a.
til PAS envoye le general Grant au
Sud pour lui fairs un rapport qui put
servir / neutraliser le rapport excel.
lent ct complet du general Schurs L!
LIE rapport du general Grant nat.
il pas et6 employ9 aveo quelque eifet
eootre Il politiqus du Congress !!
8. LIE president johnson n'a.t.il pas
declare, suivsnt une letus lcrite par
uns personne digne dc fol. que janais
il n'avait douts que ls general Grant
fOt partisan Dc 50 politique /?
4. Au mi!ieu meme de Ia crise du
confit qui s'est elece eutre les deux
pouvoirs. Grant n'a-t-il pas accompa-
gne le President dams "a tournee elec.
torale ? Quelques.uns de ses apologistes
ont pretendu quill ne l'avait fait qu'sn
vertu dun commandment ofdciel. Qui
a VI un ordre pareil 81 IN tel ordre
Ia contraint au voyage en- question, le
meme ordre l'a-t-iI force egalement de
visiter Ia Maison Blanche ct de se t..
mir aux cotGs du President, pendant
que.ae dernier perorait sur Ii conven-
rlon de; "tiladelphie
5. Et maintensut que NJ. Stanton,
soutieut, par une Interpretation logi-
que des lois du Congress, one 50 place
ne depend pas du President ct quill
en- fera l'objet dune coDtestatiou avec
le President ct en- referera au Congress,
ne voyons-uous pas le general Grant
eutrer l % poste, eu accepter les foue.
tious, dtsarmer NJ. Stanton ct robliger
l Sc retirer! Tout individu doue de raj
son nesait-il pas que 81 le general Grant
await refuse l'emploi,- ce qui etait
son droit du moment od il s'agissait
dun emploi civil.-le President nan.
raj, 1as reussi / deplacer le sscretaire
de>R guerre? Ne comprend-on pas que
le general Grant tient le mid chaud
jusqu's CO qu'on trouve IN conserva-
teur pour l'y installer?
Neu York Nibsns.)
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des ecars ct le fracas de Ia foudre on sentit tout
coup CONNIE une trepidation du sol, leh,arbres ct
les maisons tremblsrent eurs bases ee'une sorte
de frisson parcourut la vallee du Rs Uni sembla un
instant retourner source. Un bruit de perres
ct de bos ecroules Sc fit entendre du cote du val
d'Allier subitement ecaird dune langue do famine
beue aux FRANCES rougeatres pareile un sclair ct
rapide CONNIE lui, cette famine attegnit Ia cine des
plus grands peupliers ct dsparut. aaan..
LIE endemain, aux premisres lueurs du jour, on
Wit SO dresser i 10 meme place 10 vieux castel de
Barbarn.-Telle est Porigino do CO modesto ma.
noir.. g.: s5 a.r. '". i rr5. 81. .aaT. tn
Mais revenons Libellule. "aH@0t~ UArsr
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La prudence du lezard await parle, mais Libellule
tout entiere padmiration de ses allies et ivresse
de son bonheur, caressat deja dautres revss ellie
vertes 4 sa pensee par 10 recit du brilliant %.
pilon. .El .ass6 alsn aswE~
Ce jeune premier des 6eurs, luissnt ct psrfunak.
ui semblait Incarnation dc lelsgance, du bon
goit ct dc resprit Cetait -pour ells,-jallss dire
Phomme-non, Patre l Ia mode. Que de jeunes files,
-je me trompe,-que de- libellules laissent limo.
comment courir ainsi leur amosr sur les traces do
ces jeunes rouss su parler sldussnt, 90 cosur gan
grene Souveut les papillons diAmsntes ne doivent
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