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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-24
Rsuubllean State Couveutlon,

\ Republican State Convention to nominate
candidates Tor Governor, Lieutenant Govern
or, Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Super
1ntendent Of Public Instruction, Attorney Gen.
erAl, Member Of Congress, and Presidential
Electors, Of the Republican Party, will be held
at Topeka, on the 9th day Of September, 1858.
Tho Republican voters Of Kansas Will, in
each Representative District OF the State, on
the 18th day OF August, In such form and man.
ner As may be prescribed by the County Com
mittee Of each county, elect one delegate 70
said Convention and one alternate.
All citizens who favor the speedy reconstruc-
ton OF the States lately In rebellion. upon the
basis Of loyalty, equal rights and impartial
justice; who would maintain the national hon.
er In the just payment Of International debt;
who would equalize and reduce taxation as
fast IS the national faith will permit; who
would have the Government administered
with the strictest economy, and the corrup-
lions shamefully fostered by Andrew johnson
radically reformed; who would have the natur-
allied citizen abroad projected equally with
others; who aympathize with all oppressed
people who are struggling for equal rights for
all men everywhere who will support the
victorious hero OF the late war, and his gallant
associate, Schuyler Colfax, are cordially in
yited TO cooperate with the Republicans OF
The local County Committees, OF each county
are requested to cause sufficient notice to be
given Of the time and manner Of the election OF
delegates and alternates in their respective dis
tricts. r. H. DRENNING, Chairman.
G. c. WHITING, Secretary. ,.t
LcaveRworth, July is, 1858.
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THE TOPEKA ROAD.

The surveying party of the Atchison,
Topeka s. Santa Fe Railroad, head
ed by Capt. Huntoon and plotted
by John F. Dodds, arrived in town
Thursday noon. Capt. Huntoon made
us call and Informed us that things
were moving. He said his orders were
to survey what is called by the coapal-
ny the eastern line" commencing on
the Kaw river at the northeast corner
of the city of Topeka, thence up the
Shunganunga to its first branch, which
is followed out to the summit OF the
divide, thence down to the valley OF
Wakarusa, crossing the stream ducsouth
of Topeka and about two miles below
its conjunction with Six Mile. From
the last point the line is pretty direct to
Bnrlingame. Capt. FL. says the route il
a very favorable one, that is, entirely
practicable, there being no grade over
forty feet to the mile. The next route
surveyed will be via Auburn. OF course
nothing touching the actual route chosen
or yet to be decided on will transpirC
until everything is ready for active
wOrk.-BurIingdm Chronicle, 18th.
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remove to the Indian country south of
Kansas.
WMsoN CoUNTY.-Capt. E. Il. Paris,
formerly citizen OF Lawrence, but At
present residing at Verdi, sin Wilson
county, was in the city yesterday pur-
chasing u heavy stock of goods Tor his
trading house at that point. He tells
us that the settlers on the trust lands,
on which Verdi is located, are greatly
exercised over the Usage treaty, and
are anxiousiy awaiting some action that
will decide the flle OF their homes. OF
the one hundred and sixty-fve voters
that vote Of the Verdi precinct, but three
have titles to their lands. The rest are
| all outside OF the provisions of the treaty
OF 1865, and consequently are liable to
lose their homes any day. Many of the
claims are finely improved and are now
livery valuable. Immigration has al
most ceased, as the new corners are
afraid to take claims or spend their
means in improving them, until some
| thing decisive can be known in regard
| to titles. The crops throughout the
lcounty are universally good, and enough
! grain Will be grown to fully supply the
home demand.--L0Icre'ace Tribune.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL terrible &C.
cfdent occurred in Wabaunsee county,
two miles southwest OF Alma, on the
18th inst. A Mr.. Verigge was running
Ia reaping machine with three rather
wild horses, which became unmanage.
! able. AT this he called his hired man
ito his, assistance. He came and while
in the'act Of whipping the near horse
he was struck by the horse which then
started to run, throwing the hired man
under the machine where he was cui
Faui brushed to death. LII attempting
to rescue tire hired man from his awful
tate, Mr.: Eerigge was caught by the
rake of tAe,reaper and thrown doWI
upon the, sickle which cut the .fesl
nearly off one side of his body, and it j.
supposed he was killed instantly. The
bodies lay in the field several hours be
fore they We're discovered. Verigg'
leaves no family tile hired man, whose
name we did not learn, leaves wife,
IzAd,ihQttaR Radical.
About four o'clock on Sunday after
,noon, Sanderson's livery stable in thi
place, was struck by lightning, ant
within fifteen minutes time, it wa
burned to the ground There were sil
or eight horses i'll the stable, but the.
were taken out in time to be saved
function CITY Union.
The land entered at the Junction Cit,
Land Office during the month. OF Jun
was. as follows: Under the homestea;
law, l2r375 acres under the pre-emptiol
law, $3.50 acres. Total, LOIS acres
The amount entered during the month
of May aud June, altogether, was 6S,
f | S75 acres.-Union.
During the week, three droves G
! Texas cattle were driven back to Abb
leMe by the citizens of Clay county
The first was herd of six hundre
head, and the second nine hundred
The jury fined the parties in charg
500 apiece and costs. The third part
: was turned back from Chapman's creek
-Junetion City Union.
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ORGINfzxTT0Y.

There is nothing needed, In political
way, SO much, just now, as organization
Of the Republican forces In Southwest.
ern Kansas. In the counties of Lyon,
Greenwood, Chase, Morris, Marion, and
Butler, there is scarcely an organization
in existence, that we have any knowf-
edge of. The cause of this lack of or
ganization of the party in this portion
Of the State Is due solely to the very
meagre opposition. In half of these
counties there is not strength enough in
the Democratic party to make a fight
interesting. The Democrats are boast
ing that they will carry Morris, Marion
and Butler counties. Hard work and
thorough organization is necessary in
all three of them to prevent such re-
suit. The democracy will not only bend
every nerve to carry every doubtful
county in the State for Seymour and
Blair but to secure as many members as
possible in the Legislature. We be-
lieve with thorough effort two of
these counties may be saved to the Re-
pubiicans, and when we consider what
is at stake, the good results to he gained
is certainly worth the best and strong
est efforts of the Republicans.
In Lyon county, everything is one
way. But Republicans ought not, be-
cause of this, to let the election go by de-
fault. Every vote will be needed to
offset the heavy democratic vote in 9TH
er counties, and the beet way to secure
full vote and the largest possible ma
jority for Grant and Colfaxy Is in thor
ough organization. Every township
should have its Grant Club thoroughly
trained and in efficient working or
DER The only township having such
an organization is Fremont.
AS will be seen il another column, IA
mass meeting is called here OH the 9Th
day of August to effect a thorough or
ganizatiOn of the party of the county.
We will not attempt to mark out the
work of that meeting Speakers will
be present, and it is expected to be al
occasion of interest to every Republican
in the county, and we urge upon every
member to come and participate.
From this county convention it is ex-
pected will grow township organiza-
tions, by the work of which Lyon coun-
ty will give a most excellent report OF
herself at the November election. We
hope to see delegations present from
every township i'll the county. Consid-
cradle talk has been had about the i'm
portance of this matter, and now let
every man in the county who feels an
interest III the success OF the Republican
cause be present and lend his assistance
Let the court house be filed TO over
flowing.
We urge upon the Republicans in all
the counties above named to call meet
ings and effect organizations for the
compaign. "In union there is strength,
and let US be prepared to show our full
strength at the coming election.
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We notice by the Tallahassee (Florida,)
Sentinel, that Hon. Homer G. Plantz,
formerly of this place, has been appoint
cd by the Governor and confirmed
Judge of the first Circuit of that State.
Mr.. PIantz has for several years been
u. S. District attorney for the Southern
District of Florida, and was elected a
member of the State Senate of the first
Legislature under the new Constitu-
ton. He is a true Republicans young
man of the finest. abilities, and will
worthily fill the responsible position. to
wi Inch. BIZ. has .been appointed. -A----
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Our State was honored with visit
from General Grant last week. He
spent a day or two with General Sher-
idan at Fort LeavenwOrth, and then
passed up the Pacific road. AT Leaven-
worth and at every point along the line
of the road he met with the most hearty
reception. Salutes were fired, bands of
music turned out, and the people were
filed with enthusiasm. His trip
through the State was perfect ovation.
he was accompanied by General
Sherman.
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Mr.. Eskridge is now: in Washington
to represent our interests in relation. to
the Usage treaty and the Lawrence &
Emporia Railroad. Several important
points had representatives there, and
some OF our citizens thought it would
be well enough to. have this point rep
resented, and at consultation of citi-
zens Mr.. Eskridge was selected to 60.
ItI.waS Thought too late TO do good. but
as Lawrence has sent delegate since
Mr.. E. went, we conclude our repre-.
sentative arrived there in time to have
. "fngeTAiu the pie" Nothing. has
been heard frow bin, and we do not
know the status of the Usage treaty
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THE VALLEY ROAD.

The Junction City Union of last Sat
urday reports as follows:
The location Of the Union Pacific
Southern Branch Railway has been COM
pleted thirty-six miles from town, OF
within two miles of Council Grove.
The line varies about two miles from al
air line, and the heaviest grade is eighty
four feet to the mile This grade is in
the hills just running out of Junction
City, the average grade not being over
twenty-five feet to the mile. When il
strikes the Neosho below Council Grove
twenty feet to the mile will be the heav-
lest grade.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-24

The people of the East have been
suffering from hot weather more than
We have in Kansas, The telegraph
columns have been filled with accounts
of the excessive heat from every i'm
portant point in the country. Sun
stroke has become almost epidemic. AS
high as one hundred and thirty-two
csses have been reported in single
day in New York. Were the cholera
raging to such an extent there would
almost be q panic
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n Telegram from Washington aays
the Democrats are good deal troubled
because President johnson, as yet, de-
elines ogive his Endorsement to the
nomination Nof Seymour and Blair.
That's. sad, and we hope the President
viii not longer withhold his endorse
2EReAt. There Ought to be unity of feel
stDS in the Democratic ranks. Forest
the Fl Pillow murderer, endorses Is
JeT Davis, the starver of Union prsss-
oners. endorses it; Wade Hampton,
Quantreli and the whole Ku Klux par.
~ endorse II. and why should the Pres
ident withhold his assent? We hope
he viii load the ticket Vith additional
infany, and render its defect still surez
BY endorsing it ct Onea
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They have had another Indian scare
ct Council Grove. Reports came that
another thousand Indians were coming
70 clean out the Kaws. Letters were
written to the Governor, and he and
Adjutant General McAfee came down,
post haste, as the Governor always does
when there is anything demanding his
attention. Everything has quoted
down
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-24

The ST. Louis Republican publishes a
column of Grants speeches, and says
that's all Of them. We will venture the
assertion that the Republican and its
friends will wish they could get all OF
Seymour's speeches in the same space,
before this campaign is over.
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THos. n. THOMAS.
STRAY NOTICE.

6TAYED from the undersigned, on the Cot
- wood river, six miles below Cottonwood
Falls some cattle branded with heart On left
hin. or as J." on left horn. Any person see.
ing or hearing of said cattle Will be rewarded
by informing me where they can be found, BY
mail, either at Emporia OF CotsenwOod Ealls.
9Hff go rs. @. W. ESTE6.
!. EapOr4A, june lsth, 1885 s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-24

The people of Topeka are full of hope
and new life over the prospect of the
early construction of the railroad from
that place to this. And similar state
Of feeling exists in Lawrence over the
prospects of the Emporia Branch.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-24

There were negro delegates at the
New York convention. At the New
Orleans ratification meeting negroes
were upon the platform with whites.
What is to become of the Democratic
|white mans Government
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The Ellsworth -4dUancc reports that
on the day set. for issuing the rations to
the Indians, they surrounded Fort Lar.
nard on three sides, in columns seven
deep, and amid shouts and laughter,
received them from the distributors.
AS fast as they were taken, they cut off
pieces and threw the balance back. The
waste of provision thus made goes to
show that they did not want them, but
.nladethe demand thinking it would be
refused, and thus give them a pretcnce
for IN attack. The -AdroNce advises
parties going out on the plains to make
sprs- of, their surety by banding and
travelling together. From the manner
in which the Indians are acting, there
ts::.no telling .ist..what moment or at
what place the blow may fall, therefore
ff-7sbest to be Prepared.
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John wright. OF the Leavenwort
Conservative, who accOmpanied the
Grant party 81: Tar as Topeka, on satur-
day last, writes as follows in his paper
Of Sunday Inofnfng:
Lone thing more I'VE witt add. We
have been out with man ~ excutsi0n par:
ties, Pablic and private, on the new Pa
citic Railways, 6ait this was the first one
which had no intoxicating liquors, of
any any sort with it; There were no bss-
II ever a man had the appearance OF
being strictly temperate that man is
Gen. Grant Hardly less remarkable
than this was the fact that there was not
, an oath uttered by any man in that car
Yesterday
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Some of our State papers have omit
ted the Office of State Superintendent,
by mistake, in publishing the call for
the Republican convention.
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judge Cation, of Illinois, has accumu-
lated an estate of S1,5OO.00O since 1852,
in the telegraph business His fran
ehises in Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota
have been leased to the Western Union
Company at a rental of $4,000 for fifty
years.
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The POttawatomie treaty has been
ratified. This gives to the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad valuable
lands.
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''Let Us have peace, wrote General
Grant my voice is still for war" cries
Frsuk p. Blair, Jr.
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FOR SALE.

~ head stock cattle, consisting Of COWS,
20 and calves. twoy year clds and yssritngE;
I. EHICKS
1x ~ssf Ws1850es E8UsAA
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Desirable
45.O4O Acres Of Choice Land.

am agent for the sale Of the lands belong.
ing to AMOS A. LAWRENCE, situated in Lyon.
Chase, Marion, Greenwood, Butler and Sedg-
wick counties. This land was selected with
care, at an early day, and much of it Is tim
bered. and well watered. Price form 81 80 TO
$500 per acre. This is the best opportunity
now offered in Kansas to get good unimprove ed
lands at low figure. Z. p. BANCROFT,
lift Real Estate Agent, Empor1a.
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YENTE A L'ENCAN
du privilege du Bail du Ferry de
In parOiSSe St-Jean. BaptiSte.

Conformement a une resolution du jury
de police de cette paroisse, portant Ia date
du Q JUN 1868, ordonnant quill soft proceds
a adjudication publique,-au plus ofrant
enchsrisseur,--du bail du ferry de cette
paroisse, Joffrirai en- vente publique, i la
Maison de Cour de ladite paroisse, le
LUNDI. 90 JUN 1868, ii heures A. NJ,
lie privilege du bail du ferry de cette pa
roisse.
Laiite adjudication sera faite pour un
laps de deux annees ! dater du jour dc Ia
vente, le prix de fadjudcation sera paye
un quart compliant ct Ia balance 4 six. douze
ct dix huit mois, en- billets eudosses 4 10
satisfaction du president du jury de police,
L'adjudicataire devrs 80 conforner en-
tous points aIx resolutions du jury de police
GRANT ledit ferry, adoptees le Ter maj 1866
ct le 9 JUN ls6s,-resolution don't il sera
donne lecture lie jour de la vente.
St7Jean.Baptiste, lie - JUN 1868.
PA. BECNEL,
president pro tenn. du jury de police.
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vraie en- trouve toujours le chemin, ct, au moins,
homme, abreuve de brandy. ne trebuche pas coutre
10 grille funebre en- sortant du cabaret voisin.
Non loin de ce champ de repos qui ouvre ses por
tes hospitalieres aux petits d'icbas est un monu.
ment dun style aussi simple que severe Sous son toit
agu reposent dams a majestic de Ia mort les maiestes
fauchees par les imptoyables parques. Hier encore
eles lsssaent briller yeux de leurs suets emer
vees les riches ct superbes joyaux de leurs couron
nes fragiles CONNIE elles ct CONNIE ees morteles
lis dorment tous Ia, les ancetres de Kamehameha v
cette plateforme dominant lx vile. Ontils choisi
cette place pour WELLER apres leur mort sur CO peu-
pie qui semble ne pas trop les pleurer Peut.etre
rant Ia vsnite de commander peut tr6ubler Ia Ger.
vee humane r+=a. aasr n... .
Pins haut du meme cote de la ronte, sur un name.
Ion vert ct ombrage sleeve mason solitaire don't
les bancs ct les persiennes vertes se mrent en-
vacillant dams les p$les dun lac artfcie Cest
une oasis de feurs, de parfnms ct de fraicheur LIE
voysgeur s'y arrete IN moment, aspire pombre des
grands arbres les suaves senteurs da ressda ct de
lheliotrope ct contempe en- reposant: Pocean in
fn avec son waste horizon ct immenses lanes se
brisant contre la roche ague des bancs de cora Ia
vile maisons eparses au meu des parterres
des pelouses ct des bos Ia valee, arrosee par les
torrents qu descepdent en- bouillonnant du haut de
Ia montagne ct fertsent les champs de saro dessi-
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JURY DE POLICE
PARoIssE sAINT-JEAN-BAPTIsTE
.sanee du 9 JUN 1868.
- ;asa .

Aujourd'h,i, Neuvieme jour du mois Dc
JUN de pannee de Noire Seigneur mil huit
cent soixante huit ct la game de llndepen
dance des Etats- Unis d Amerique.
Sur convocation prealable, le jury de police
de la psroisse st Jean Baptiste s'est reuni d
Ia Maison de Cour de cette puoisse d 10
heures du matin.
Membres presents: NM. PA. Becnel, Ben
Roussel, Georges Haydel, F..B. St-Martin
Jos. 8. LeBourgeois, Marcellin Psrilloux
Florian Millet ct BIS. Labranche.
Absents: MN. Mortimer +. Smith, presi
dent, J.-R Ssrpy. Lsonce Boudousquie et
P.-B. Marmillion, dscede. U.... .-
LIE greffer SONNET au jury une lettre de
NJ. Mortimer +. Smith, president du jury
datfe, Nouvelle- Orleans, le s juin 1858, an
nonenut que pour des raisons d. afaires i'm.
ports. "A il ne pourrs assister cette reu
MON 0.jury ct invitant les membres du
jury 1 choisir parmi eux un president pro tenn
Sur motion de NJ. Labranche, NJ. PA
Becnel a etc choisi president pro tenn, du
jury.
Lee resolutions de 10 derniere ssance son'
lues ct approuvees.
Sur motion de NJ. StMartin, le jury pro
ce de la nomination des officers de paroisst
pour rannee commencant 10 ler lundi d.
juin 1868 ainsi ct CONNIE suit:
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EP HEN E RIDES

JUN
IA, 1868. Combata Martinsburg, en- Vir-
ginie.
Is, l2l5.-Signature de la Grande Charte,
base des Liberties anghises, par Jean sans
Terre; ellie fnt confrmee en- 1904 par Henri
Ill, fills de Jean.
l6, l722.--Mort du due de Marlborough, d
l'ise de - ans.
II, lsl6.-Celebration, Notre. Dame.de
Paris, du marriage du due de Berry ct de Ia
princesse Caroline de Napes.
ls, l765.-Decouvcrte de rile d'Otahiti.
10. Is64.-L' Alabama est coule par lie
kearsoge.
30, s4o.-Mort de Louis ,er roi de France
ct empereur d 'Occident, dit le Debonnaire ct
lie Pieux, a Ingelheim, pres Mayence, ne d
Casseneuil, dams rAgenois, en- 77s, troisieme
fills dc Charlemagne ct de sa seconde femme,
Hildegarde. Louis await epouse Hermen.
garde, ,maitresse de Bernard, comte de Bar
celone, morte d Anglers lie 3 octohre sls, puis
Judith de Bayiere, don't il cut Charles ii, dit
10 Chauve. son successeur. ..-
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avis AUX CONTRIBUABLES
de 10 parOiSse St-Jean. ptiste.

Toutes lea personnes qui doivent rEtat
de Ia Louisiana Ia take d'Etat de Pann6e
1867, Ia take de In convention constituante,
Ia take d'smeliorati"n intsrieure ct Ia take
des levees, ct aussi les licences d Etat de-
I'annse 1868, sont instrument prices de-
regler sans dslai avec 10 soussigns qui a
recu rordre de collector lesdites taxes OF
licences avant le Ter Juliet. ~..#.i
Toutes les rigueurs dc h loi ssrout sp.
pliquees aux delinquants.
StJean-Baptiste, 6 JUN 1853. r . =
FLAvIUs JACOB,
collector des taxes d'Etak
Les personnes qui mont pas encore payS
leurs taxes ct licences de paroisse pour
Pannse 1867, ct MES taxes arrierees, sout
prices de le faire sns 10 plus bref dSlai, 1
defaut de quot oil. . seront poursuivies o.
Ion Ia lOi. rTQ JACOB. N
collecteur des taxes de paroisse.
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mes avec une prodigieuse regularite. Apres une
courte pause, le voyageur reprend ga course ct
adresse. in pssors mile actions de graces Pinte.
gent auteur de ce belvedare embaume II devine sans
trop de peines lingeneuse fee qai preside Ia crea
ton dun 81 charmant retro ct nomme Pauguste venve
qu traine ID acknowledgement les tongues ct tristes
heures de Ia solitude.
A Ia villa royale ct sourante succedent deux mai
gres plantations. La came qui donners, demain le
sucre necessare Ia chcoree de lexstence, dresse
haute ct ere. ct Ia brse sparpilie dams les airs en-
imperceptbles focons de sole. les pompons don't ellie
est garnie LIE coolie sournos, labeur, ecarte les
hautes tges du roseau sucrfee ct vous regarde iris
tement passer Les boeufs les montons, les chevasx,
plus libres OF moiDs soucieux que le pauvre here Ia
tongue queue, vous donnent Ia benvenue, ou fluent
votre appartion subtle des sauts ct des bonds
dune surprensute legsrete. r.. .-.... r#
La pente devient moins douce La route disparait
presoue sous les nantes herbes qui envabissent de
iour en- jour. Des fougeres aussi variees dams eur
forme one dams leur coueur croissent en- masses
epaisses ct serrees pieds de ahu. Qnand je dis
peds, c'est pour Ia forme. Get arbre semble pre-
miers yue, ne pas en- avor, cest un entortillement
ndescriptible de racines. de branches, de rsmeaux
sortant on peut vor doI, alant on ne salt od ct
sc perdant nimporte Oh ic Ia, plus oin, cote La
feuille de lahu RESEMBLE a cellc de uotrc mdricr,