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E. DUMEZ & T. BELOW REDACTEURS

moments Oh le desordre est 4 son CON-
bic sur quelque point de Ia terrc, Ia
Providence intervient ct delegue son
pouvoir 1 un etre. un heros dc son
choix, doue do faculties superieures.
Mais cette immixtion divine dams les
affaires humaines y est aussi rare que
lest le genie chez les individus dc
uotre race. Ellie est ephemere CONNIE
Ia cause qui 10 provoques. L'effet OBJ.
tenu, Dieu GU 10 genie So retire de Ia
creature privilegise quill await un ms
tant animee ct inspirec, ct les nations
ehatiess recouvrent 10 liberte apres
l'expiation.
lily aurait pourtant un but. un but
graudiose ct sublime a poursuivre ct 4
atteiudre pour l'homme qui. dams Thy.
pothsse napoleonienne. soft par 81 pro-
pre- force et>sa vertu personnelle, soft
par un decret den haut, occupe les
sommites nationales ct les hauteurs
historiques. Ce serait de respeCter les
droits du peupls en- contenant ses pas.
sions. do no pas etre le Aeau de Dieu
ct de ne pas laisser, CONNIE Attila ct
les autres conqu6rsuts. des traces mau.
dites Dc son passage. Pourquoi Napo-
leon a.t-il consoite le sceptre ct Ia eou.
rome, ombres pour lesquelles l'ambi.
tieux hche Ia proie ! II = poursuivi
le faux eclat dc ID gloirs ct etoufe
sous de vulgaires applaudissements les
plsintes dc ID liberte mourante. II s'est
enivrs dune facile dictsture al . trsin6
Ia France. laase d'agitations ct eva
nouie dams ses bras. sur les steriles
champs de bataillo Oh ellie verse tou.
jours joyeusement ct iButilement le
plus pur dc son sang. II . invoque les
principles dc SO en- les violant, hommage
rendu par ls vice 4 Ia vertu ct par
l'iuiquitt / 10 justice. II devait recon.
naitre bientot Ia vanite do Ia for,e
mise ~ service de Psmbitiop, en- ten.
tant dc pousser jusqu'sn Ameriqus
Pexpedition de Rome / Ia barbe nais-
sante do ID jeuus democratic d'ostre.
mer ct en- murmuraut le desir de
reprsnare les vieilles froutieres germa-
niquss ct Dc eueillir les raisins trop
vsrts des vigues du Rhiu.
En- ces circumstances critiques pour
rEmpirs, il . dtoouvsrt sans doute de
son regard penetnut ct exerce l'ecueil
oa son edifoe pouvait se hsurter ct
eroulsr avant quill eot ls temps do IL
eouronner. De nos jours. 10 genie dun
potential st ID strategic dun chef d'ar.
mes echouent oontre lhabiletS dun in.
vsnteur obsour. dun pauvrs mecanicien,
ct ce cerveau puissant ct redoutabls de
pleb<isn peut - trouver aussi bien 4
Berlin ct 1 New. York qua Paris.
10 despotisms nest plus possible.
quand il court taut de risques. Napo.
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A VENDRE

Giii Une jolie prcpriet6 dun ar
db pent dc face sur quatre. .vingts
dc profondeur, svec naison dc maitrs ct
ses d6pendances, situ6s dana Ia paroisss
St-J -Baptiste, rive droite un mile au-
dessous della Maison de Cour.
S'sdresser pour les conditions a
BARNETT & BOUSQUET,
! 81, rue Cont, Nile. Orleans.
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LE DISc0URS D'AMIENS

Depuis quelque temps l'Europc est
dams uDe anxiete profonde ct Sc de-.
mandc 81 ellie nest pas 4 Ia veiIle dune
grando guerre. 81 10 question qu'elle
Sc pose dspeudait des rcuples eux.
memes, 81 les peuples avaieut leur Ii.
bre arbi.rc, Ia solution sersit prompte ct
pacifque. Mais ID question, purcmeut
monarchiquc ct diplomatique, est entire
les mains de- quelques hsmmes qui s'ar.
regent le droit do disposer du sort ct
dc Ia vie dos nations. Psrmi css hom.
mes, Napoleon III est 10 plus impor-
tant. attendu que son pouvoir est 10
moins controls ct qu'il eosverns h
nation Ia plus puiasante de l'Eurspe.
Aussi chacune Dc 80 paroles est-slle
gravement reoueillie et morsment Pc.
zee. Or, le 81 soot. c'est-a,dirs samedi
dernier. il . prououcS 1 Amiens un
disoours qpi. ii ls ssns men est dlns.
turs dams ID fOrmule hconiqus dun
telegramme trsasatkntiqus. ct 4 Il
fois pacifque ct libtsal.
L'orateur imperial . declare que
l'honneur de ID Fnnes n'avait en- rien
soufert du rtsaltst Do l'expeditiou du
Mexique ct que Les evensments surve.
nus en- Allemsgne n'ttaiens nullement
de nature / troubler Ia paix de l'Eu.
rope. II > ajout1 quill ferait tous ses
efforts pour developer le commerce
ct douper plus de- liberte au pays. En-
consequence, il - Gu hausse imme.
diate 1 ID Bourse do Paris.
La peiue que prend Napoleon DAT.
armer que IL gloirs nationsls est ssuvs
en- Ameriqus ct en- Allsmagas. prouve
tout supplement 10 eontrsire de son
assertion. Qui Sexcuss s'sccuae ct qui
- justi6s 70 eondsmns. Il y = un
abime, IN abime De temps irrevocable
ct de fautes irrepsrsbles. entire Ia let.
tre au gtnlnl Forsy ct l. discoors
d'Auxerre dune part. 4 h hsrangus
d'Amicns d. rsutzs. Lspiuioa publ
que. qui . ssrdt Il ntnoirs en- per.
dapt Ia libsrtS, - souvisnt des wastes
projects si 6sreDsnt prosh.ds st ii
tristement avortls. L. prudent et mo-
deste discours du 81 aodt est uns re-
eouuaissance ia7sidte. empreints dune
melancoliqus rtdssasion. des regrstts.
b!es fats socomplis da jour substitu1s
aux brillantes illusions d b veille.
Napoleon prooss dee institstioss
plus libres. q e'sat ii liseoatsstabls
prsuve Dc l'huniliN d = situation q
do son attits1s. 6sa slosissx onels ss
ct sutsnt, qsasl . VI palir sos eto;Is
dams 10 cisl qsslls illaniaait 4 II
concessions de- dsspesss ont togjosrs
trahi lsur fAiblesss. Use autrs dtmous.
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@p@A2QUua
lk, WALL0ON
Capitaine THEOPHILE DINvAUr.

Le capitaine de Get excellent bateau in.
forme respectueusement les habitants ct
le public en- gen6ral quill sc charrcra 4
bon marche de tout ftet qui lui serait con-
fi6, ct notamment du transport dc bois de
charpente, bois de corde, briques, &c.
II peut en- outre fournir aux habitapts
tous les articles n6cessaires / une hahita-
ton, tells que bois Dc charpente ct de corde,
nadriers pour bacs b sucre, briques, -et
chaudieres b sucre, girls De sucrerie, bou.
ches \ feu, dc secondc main, aux prix les
plus modkr6s. 700 uaA a1@-
Le bateau s'arretera partost on il scra
appel6 ct les conditions seront r6giecs do
gre I grS avec le capitAine. On peut aussi
s'adresser ! N. Roman BussiAre, Bonnet
Cart, Rive Gauche.
StJean-B Baptists, 3 ao0t 1867. I'm.
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Guardian Angel, IX-Prophetic Voices
about America Monograph. - Sun
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Waters.-The Nightingale in the Study.
Hospital Memories, U.-Minor Italian
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Wife by Wager.-The Jesuits in North
America in the Seventeenth Century
The Blue and the Gray.-Fugitives from
Labor. Reviews and Literary Notices
-Emerson's May-Day and other Pieces.
-Lea's Historical Sketch Of Sacerdotal
Celibacy in the Christian Church.-Cod.
mans Ten Months in Brazil-Jean Inge.
lows Story of Doom, and other POEMS
Critical and Social Essays, from the New
York " Nation"
Terms Of the Atlantic Monthly:
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Club Rates: 2 Copies for 81; 5 copies,
SIG; 10 copies, $50, and each additional
copy, 80. Specimen Numbers sent to any
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Lbellule riait encore: tete legsre ellie ne se son.
venait nj des bons svis nj des sons tendres de &C.
iui quel'e devsit ~ moins epargner par reconnais
Oance. ff# #.6 @f -
-Ce nest Plus CONNIE autrefois, Iui dit uue .be;l.
le, votre gate 10 rendn bien tristc.
-Tant ps pour lui, repondit Libellule ou'il uarde
SON amour ct moi ma libert6 Croyezvous QUA mon
Ago je veuille enchainer ma vie % vie sedentsire
Oh non, d'autres projects me sourient.
-Fsites votre gre. Libellule mails, croyezmoi.
yous saures plus tard de quot So compose le bon.
nous ont veritablement aimSs ~
-Si vous parlez CONNIE le lezard, vous allez ma
faire mourir de rire, dit Lbellule en- s'envolant
Petite impertinente riposta pabeiIie. tu s.n.
ras auss plus tard on manent Porgueil ct Ia vanit9
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~ A LOUER

e9Is3t Ist1 Maison de residence avec
dependances, cour ct jardin, situ6e n ST.
Jean-Baptiste, rive droite, 4 un mile ct
demi au' dessus de Ia Maison dc Cour. .
S'adresser sur los lieuxi
Mme PIERRE BORNE.
StJcan.B .Baptiste, : septembre 1867.
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oeliule A.is questce donc que 10 hsine, 81 co rest
encore do Pamour g. NJ I'M --'- - '3--N'
Le iezard vert stloigna, confus ct navre toutes
IN eclat de rire.
HSs enfouir loin dcs regards curieux 81 honts
ct % douleur. @an a :" ''~
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Les illusions
EUXIEME PARTIE

Les fourmis laborieuses ct les abeilles matinales
tronverent. 10 jour suivant Libelule paree des Pau
rore ct prete 1 partir. se.. .a eae aer.a
Ellie les pria d'anuoncer au lezard vert quells al.
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~ TIE Atlantic Monthly
Contents for September 1867 The
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Corner OF Camp and Common streets,
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Founded In ls33-ChaYtered BY the Lcsisla.
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Agricultural, Mechanical and
Literary Departments.
This College has, by its opn merits and
thorough, practical plan Of education, outliv.
od all the literally endowed State Colleges
Of this and the South. Western States. II is
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to the instruction 10 qualified before gradual
ing TO keep any Set OF Books, II matters not
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~We have ample arrangements for ons
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In the State of Tennessee, as well as
in some of the other Southern States,
many of the planters are refusing to
employ such Of the enfranchised ne
sroes as intend to vote the Radical
ticket. They insist that Radicalism Is
arrayiug the blacks against their en-
ployers; that In promising the negroes
ho,nesteads. fr0nI the lands of thrir
former masters. il holds ont to them ins
ducements 10 vote for the disfranehise.
ment of the landowners and TO oppose
in other ways the interests Of those who
employ them. Ia Withholding work
from the negroes who are thus being
made hostile To them, the planters ex-
peet To overcome the influence Of the
Radical promises and brides.
in this matter they are making Il
great mistake. Radical employers
acted upon the same principle in Con-
necticut last Spring, when they turned
off their Democratic workmen, for no
other reason than the claim that these
workmen, by casting Democratic votes,
had opposed the interests OF their en-
ployers. Public opinion almost univer,
sail condemned the Connecticut man
ufacturers for their attempt to control
the political acts of their employees by
the influence Of business relations, and
however aggravated may be the case. OF
rhe Southern planters, they will BOT he
sustained by popular sentiment.
This, however, should not conceal the
wrong of which the Southern Radicals
are guilty in attempting, by undue in
fuences to costrol- the negro vote.
They are extending unusual induce
ments to the blacks, to desert tue plant
ers whom they have always known, and
in whom they have ever confided, aud
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telligent and respectable, and gave the

telligent and respectable, and gave the
strongest assurances of liberal co-opera-
tion from the region west of the Ohio
near tae western terminus of the great
road. You have published some ac-
count of the tee,ning wealth of this
fourishing locality. You only gave
some idea of two small counties oppo
site the mouth of the Kanawba. The
family of counties thereabouts would
of themselves support very large city
could it monoPolize their trade. From
Point Pleasant, on the Virginia side,
which is the county seat of Mason, we
had John Hall, formerly an influential
member of the Virginia Legislature,
the gallant General McCausland, and
others. These two gentlemen are
tower of strength to the great improve
ment. In short, the cause in the West
is in good hands, and am sure will
prosper. l trust the East will sustain it
with equal spirit. L.
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to cast their political lot with a gang
of irresponsible and worthless SCALA
wags to whom nothing bnt an extraOr-
dinary commoti0n could ever have given
prominence. We look for sad results
from this state of affairs The promise
of farm for vote will lead many OF
the blacks into Radicalism, and their
going will cost them their situations.
To cour teract the effect which the pros
pect of lost employment may have upon
the blacks, Brevet Major General w. p.
CARLIN, an Assistant Commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Bureau at Nashville,
has addressed 10 his subordinates, let
ter from which we make the following
extract:
. You are informed that it is your duty,
and that of YOUR agents, 10 instruct the
freedmen in your sub b-district to vote as
they please, whatever the Immediate
consequences may he. All freedmen
who may lie driven from their crops or
turned out of employment IN conse-
quence of their political action rtH DC
prOrided for by the BHreaa agent nRtdthey
can find employment for themselves. All
expenses incurred on this account Will
be paid out Of the Especial relief fund" +"
appropriated hy Congress at the last
session. of which fund We hare rRoHgh for
the purpose.
This discloses u happy state OF facts
for tie contemplation of the tax-paying
masses OF the people. Heretofore the
Freedmen's Bureau has been regarded
as a sort of supply depot for hungry and
ill-clad negroes of all ages aud sexes.
We now understand that its purposes
are enlarged, and in addition TO furnish
ing ratiOns and clothes to unemployed
darkies, its benefits are 10 buy the votes
of those who have fonnd employ
ment. Immediately upon hearing of
CARLIN's proposition--every lndo-
lent negro in Tennessee will throw
up his place, break faith with
his employers, ana plead pol'lcal
persecution in order to be fed and cared
for until the election is over. CARLiN
refers to the especial relief fund as
ample; I'VE have" he says. enough
for the purpose" This is a pleas mt as
surance for the negroes whose support
at the public expense forms part of the
purpose" but how it will be relished
by the people who foot the bills is an
other question. Meanwhile cannot the
white men of Connecticut, who lost their
places by voting against their Radical
employers, be placed upon an equal foot
ing with the blacks and allowed to
share this especial fund" for the relief
of those who are .uffering for opinions
sake
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch J
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Policy.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Iu,y II 1SG-

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Convention closed its proceedings yes
terday, and you have already received
q report of the same. The nature of the
debates of its second day rendered re-
port of them neither easy nor useful.
The differences among the speakers
were more fanciful than real. Upon
the main point of the unreasonable im-
portance and incalculable benefits of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad there
was but one voice.. The debate was
chiefly with reference TO the equal d.
vision of the S, ,000, 900 between Virgin
il and West Virginia, as proposed by
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A Brooklyn Presbyterian, who has
GREAT faith in Catechism and teaches il
With pertinaeity that would challenge
the admiration ofLnther OF Calvin, was
putting the youngest Of four through a
course one day, when the question came
up. "who tempted EyeH" The little
fellow, after few moments thought,
with an ar of confidence, exclaimed,
''It's the gentleman who lives in hell;
I've forgotten bis name
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TNsU NOE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1884.

lakes RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
] on Buildings Of all kinds. Steamboats,,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending the transportation of goods
on rivers seas, lakes canals and railroDds.
II. CRANGLE, President
John e. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Crangle, John Reid
Robert Morrison J. Dalzcll
:. Brady. Wm.G Battelle,
John DOnlOn, j. ID. Du BOls.
~ The company nas removed TO the 1tce-
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance building,
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
novI5diy
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Ohio COnRfg Circuit COSrf. lime BSIss,
lS69.
Samael II. Kelley. I.,,,.L..,, 4,
rs 80, ~ ~
Reuben +. Hedgos aud Jtbersi 'h""eefy'
'I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TORE
i eoyer Of the defendant X. =. Hedges. the
sum Of Sl3o.9s, ~ith interest from the I5th dzy
Of March, l564 TIL paid and the costs Of -uit At
law With the costs ~ n suft
Reuben =. Hedges one Of the defendants in
this cause. not baTiBg eutered bis appearance
and IL appearing from an affidavit dlsd In this
eAuss, that he i not q T.=sident of this State
or motion Of the complainant. by his counsel Il
IL ortierrd that be do appear here within one
E3JBth after the fourth weekly publication and
dse posting hereof and do what he may dssm
proper to protect his interest in this esHse.
A copy.
fests: MICHAEL J. BREIHIG
JAooB & CLAkk- -s4h. Clerk
Sol for Complainant JszsOaWIt
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,ue ouI,CToP TINS Suit

I'HE 0HJECT OF THIS SUIT ~
Ca recover Of the dsieTidzHf the uIm Of
s 67Os7. With legal interest fbsTs0n uEtii paid
and the oosis Of this kaif-
The attachment sued SHi in tllis eanse having
been returned executed by lsVyiBg on the Fszi
,.tat., ~ ts-r ljsf escissssi in attainment
And IL SPD1GriRg from an zfEllxyit fled In
The eanse. that the dsf.Bdani IL not a TsSidsuf
Of this STATE, On IROtisn Sl the plaintiffs, by
their Att0iBey, IL Il ordered that BE- DO appear
lsere within one nsSnth after the fourth weekly
Pablieztion and due posting 0f fhis order. and
pEOsecf bis iDtetpst IN this cause
A copy
festss MICHAEL J. BRRIHIG,
y. RICHARDSON. Clerk
Atty for PiRs Ipasaayff
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ono Comfy tttcHu 'O"Ti' "Hhe h"hF'
1867.
Thomas y. Dale, George Rich.
mond John Il. Harris, and
Joseph Brown, partner, doing
hnsiness under the trm name 81;
Thomas y. Dale i c." t,.,,,.,,.,.
Thomas J. Campbell, Sheriff o.
Ohio County, 4 Thalheimer n
C. Hirsh aBa II. Adler. part.
ners trading under the frm
name Of Thalheimer. HirSh and
Adler, and David Gundling
u'HR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT ~
i TO have the prOoseds Of sale Of certain
property Of W. ID. Sawtell & Bro. made by THE
Sheriff Of Ohio County State Of We-, Virginia by
virtue Of two certain writs Gf FEN FSci.s issn.I
ont of the Clerk Office OF the Circuit Court. on
the 9Th day Of June. I-6i: one at the instance Of
David GnrdliDg, the other Fen FaeiaS at the
instance Of s. 1halheimer. N. &. Hirsh and II
Adler. partners, under the firm name Of Thai.
heimer, Hirsh and Adler. applied TO the saiis-
faction Of certain lien % complainauts in their
bill fully set forth, and the costs Of this -nit.
Affidavit having been made according "a laE
and fled in this cause that s. Thalheimer. u.
e. Hirsh and II. Adler the defendants in this
caAe are not inhabitants Of this STATE, on motion
Of the plaintiffs 10y their counsel. IL is ordered
that they do appear here within one month amer
the fourth weekly publication and due posting
hereof and do what they may deem prof. er tO
protect their Interest IN the aboV" eniitled
Cau-f.
fests. MCHAELJ J. BRETNIG
CleFt.
o.. JEFyEgs, Sol for COmPLainsnt-
jr2gnaw4t
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IABSDEN'r, JAENEs'. AHRR's
III ard Lyons Preparations hand. Coz
tar = "a arrive. Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure. BrVNBs
Ginger HO0d Ssarrb~r and Plantations Bitter.
F.'f sale by ODBERT.
is.g Ind Of Stone BFtdgs
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state Of Wes, YirRinin.

Ohio JsEBfs Circsif CoHri. JSSs RSir,
l-6s.
John AndrcE. and Thomas
Jefferson Brooks paTtBers
doing business undsF the
frm name and sfyie - IN Att3shmrni IN
dTsVs 4 Brooks A-snnP-i.
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DR004S,
ID 100 dozen lzrge and medium lHncy brUoBs
ust received an -fG- sale bv " REILLY
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Injunction
I hancerN
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PIANOS.
MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET ORGANS
A re The REST AND MOST PoPpL r
n Instruments made in the world. -
ESQ Eminen. Musicians .s 4

say they are the best instruments they have ever
seen. They are uneqnAlled for finish In interior
and exterior, and are all provided with the Ar.
TOMATO SWELL, combination valvass and
many valuable improvements not found in any
other make. ..-.-.