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to SOC apiece. I'll RICE d EsGEL'
The TouRsAMsxr,-A visit to Linde's
Park, last evening, convinced us of the
painstaking efforts of the gentlemen
having in charge the arrangements for
the grand toarnament and coronation
which comes off at this delightful
suburban resort tomorrow. Nothing,
we are sure, has been overlooked or neg
lected which could enhance the comfort
and pleasure Of those who may be spec
tators of the joust Ample seats have
been provided, the track has been placed
In excellent condition, and the arrange
ments for refreshments are extensive and
complete. The knights, who have been in
constant training for the past week,
have acquired rare proficiency in the
use of the lance and 10 horsemanship.
Pine sport may therefore be expected,
and We shall indeed be disappointed if
the smphithea,er Is not throsged with
spectators The object to which the
proceeds Of the affair are TO be devoted,
that Of raising monument 10 Elmwood
to the memory Of the Confederate dead
Who there slefp the long sleep Of death,
Il is pot necessary for ps to remark is
one which strongly appeals to all Who
we're in synprtby With the cause in
which they offered up their IiveA We
trust The sum realized nay be empty
sufficient to carry out 90 commendAble
an object We may add. as among the
srrangenents, that police force will be
on the erOonds 10 preserve order through
OF The dag, end The, no improper char
sclers vii, under anT circumstances, be
admitted
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copjugal Love, and tho Happiness Of
True Marriage Essays for young men, on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments TO
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
PHILADELPHIA Pa "A 67-I46
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Special Notices.

cough.-No Cure, No Pay. -FoRREsr's Ju-
srrER Tar Is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous rs-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. +. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price, IS cents a2ts
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DrKrisrAr.-Dr. J. D. WATSON. dentist,
can alvsys be fonni during oeise hOnrs
At his new dental rooms, over his whole
snle druEsmporium. No. sls Msin street,
and ready 70 vuit on those Who prefer
bis professional services lOnlylrgruf
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MEMPHIS. January "a. 1865.

.TsfsaaaH MEMPHIS, January "a, 1865.
EDIToRs PUBLIC LEDGER: How is it
that one of the public squares of the city
is covered with block of buildings. that
pay rents to the owner of the brick aud
mortar, but no tax to the cityf Why is it
that Exchange Square is not covered with
trees and shrubs, and made to adorn the
city like Court, Market and Auction
Squares has anybody looked into this ?
Has the city leased this square out2 If
so, why not lease out Court Square, to
raise revenue to pay interest on the one
million Of bonds that the negroes author
izsd the Board to raise, at fifty cents on
the dollar, or less il they could not get
that2 0sE OF THE PUBLIc.
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PurxAs's kMlolzIsE. - This fine
monthly, also Lippeneo,t's and Every
Saturday. at Emuoni, 10 Jefferson and
s9s Main street Also, the FreeuAn's
Journal, Irish Citizen. Emerald, Irish
People, Bazaar. German Criminel Zei-
tung. horticultural, sericuliursl, seien-
tic, spiritual aud religious papers, and
an The popular iIlusirAted vepklies and
comic papers S. Louis. CincinBati,
LouiEyiIle, Chicago and New York pa
pers. A large choice Of new sheet
music. l-s,. -. 80. .. q ]
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THE FISELy FINISHED
BATHING BOAT

0FwM. HrEDHAUsEN, pECEAsEp; rs
tlemes. or rrivuta families. The boaflies
AZ me Foot Of Wa<hi.sEfon Street,
R.s..ed and furnished w al csmfnrts.
there 4 not another place IN the city hte Z.
Scason tickets. SO: Private Bath, soc; Basin
sp1lhl. 81 Anfn Fearc1 II hea.t1y fee-seoon
arr invited EMILY hOhOnA1S6n.
10 - as 10 - sff.
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EDrroRs LsDoEa; IN no report Of sbs
Grand .Jary o. The Criminal Court Of
Memphis, sspablished ia This morning
journals. the following occurs:
I, appears that J. & Black. Esq aod
W. 5. Walton. Esq, have abandoned
their district and opened Offices In the
The Fosrtsenth Civil District; that Hume
y. Hill, EsQ.. Of ths Twelfth Civil Dis
trict, has done the same. . The
law makes It the duty Of the Sheriff, when
magistrate opcns1 an Office for the
Transaction Of business u district
other than the one for which he Was
I elected, TO declare his Office vacant, ADD
hold an election for his successor. The
Grand Jury are advised that the recent
change 10 the law transfers this power 10
the Commissioner OF Registration as
fully as IL was formerly possessed BY the
Sherif. s,rass Ra Xal1
The acts Of 1861, Chapter XLyI.
Section Z, provides that when Magis-
tra,e shall hereafter open an Office for
the transaction of business, out Of the
district for which he Is elected, he shall
thereby vacate bis Office. and the Sheriff,
after giving the required notice, isto hold
an election to GIL the vacancy. Bot. had
the Jury gone q little further, and read
the Acts Of 1878, Chapter LIv, they
would have seen that the Act Of 1861.
Chapter and Section as above, has been
repealed. N4lLAl18 * IA
Though this is so, and Justices are al
lowed to open Offices il any district they
please, still / have an office at my home
10 the l2th'D District and am there every
day for the purpose Of attending to what.
ever business may be brought before me.
As for the charge Of not reducing to
writing testimony in State eases. my only
answer is, that have not had State
case before me since my reelection.
This statement answers, as far as ! am
concerned, the charge of failure to re-
cognize prosecutors 10 appear before the
Grand Jury. sas's aaa asIsuSp q ssq2
n Having had no State case before me, /
have never deputized any one to execute
a State warrant The process issued
from my Court has been all civil, and
was served by deputized constables. for
the reason there was no officer at hand,
and the business was urgent" True, !
have one chosen party at my Office to
execute process, when there is no regu-
lar officer at hand, etc., and only then,
who, I think. viii compare favorably with
any regular Constable in the county, as
far as honesty and business tact is con-
cerned. "a d te. -
AS to demanding fees in advance, such
thing has never been done in my Office
in any case. ' e 4aH /
Hoping, Messrs. Editors, that I have
shown, so far as respects myself, that the
Justices of Shelby county are not SO bad
a set of persons as the Grand Jury would
have us suppose, / remain, yours, ETC.,
" & q, HUxE F. HILL, ]. p, s .is
- 18th Civil Dis, Shelby county.
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ALUxUHr 10 the way Of. shave can be
had at the EldOraao saloon, As jefferson
street =, the reduced price Of 6ftesn
esntk Nonsbni frst-clsss White BARRIERS
employed IL
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70 n SALE.

TOR sALE.-BEAUTTFULGLoTs, FOR
Gardening or building. from ono to ten
: acres. will be sold. leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. w. A. WHEATLEY, Col!ac.
tor, corner Main and South Court sts.' het ,n
Blrck. I'D ~ 30 goo .n- M-lzz
NOR s1LE-A Splendid SECONDHAND
i Letter Press. will be sold cheap. Apply at
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L.ser 10. Of Irish liseas, from bank
run, sales, at q bargain. At Rice 4 En-
gels, 23s Main street. Y
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PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
at Russells drug store, 40 North Court
street. aer 1af 9tsW rgi'aa ,eila ea'l'2
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Tns yossg ladies Of ibs Memphis
Ladies' Institute desire to return thels
cordial thanks 10 Msssrs. H. I. fonlin-
son aud !. n. Holiday for their Kind
sssisi.nce atihsir concert on last hop-
day nigh, sud % Mp KriEsssaoh for
the losa Of bic dslifhifal Gaslsr piano'
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RICE & EsGEL are Offering their entire
stock at sacrifice, to make room for an
elegant fall stock. "a ESQ vaa I.
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FOUND.

TTSoUND-AT TIE MASONIC PICNIC, A.
large IRON KEY. which the owner, can
get NJ This Office. HUI
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IxrHovrsss1s --rvessy.6vs per cent.
saved BY property owhers who hare side.
Wake. either Of briek or plank, 10 be
made or repaired; also for removing ART,
digging cellars, alliug up lots, 70 Grade
foundations. cisterns and vaults, which
will DO done at the shortest notice.
Please sdarsss Smith . Co, contractors,
AZ Southern Hotel, which win receive
strict attention 10 any part of'hs city 2
. Fos good bath 60 to the over,on. iol
LooK 10 rBIs.--Tennsssse aour Of the
finest quality can be had Of 8. NJ Guest,
on The fernando road. He also keeps
a full supply offamily groceries and feed
cheap for cash. pr1 $50 .iod97
GOLD pens rspoinied At 1913 Main st. I
FoR ten days only, previous to re-
moving our retail stock, we shall offer
great bargains 10 dry goods. sysiii
iol ta,1 90 RIOS. SrIx b Co.,
to ,aa aesi s07 Main set.
\ DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Ladings Drsy
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. ..inA ,r'p s11..s.'i I
Money % loan ON CeIlaterals ~ sss
Main street. r.1i.ria tdl cot
Accident Insurance nj 10 sIadison %.
rrCH ol ------ w filf
OH HATS made new at 1884 Main ct. I
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HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal. wholesaler and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison ct.
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EvFRrTulso 10 the>iolsi article and
fancy HE At Rsuelfs, 20 North ccurt
rtrset rari.rs1 I--l -
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ss,ssd !. 49,. sas second .llsst

LkHaE lotof linen handkerchiefs, from
Bankrupt sales. a. bargain, at Rice b
Engers, 133 Nam street. I
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New Orleans express. daily. 225P.x. Alb P.n.
ssyais s secSn,s ~ Sunday. s's' AM iser,I.
= Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday, Thursday
and saiurday...----.....s .2s Pm. $50 ~.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily 500 I'm. 1910 P!N.
Through express. daily..-.. 1910 IN. 1l:30 Pm.
HomerviIle ac. save Sunday s:5 AM. 500 Pm.
Corinth 80, save Sunday. 600 N.
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
:. ,MEuPWs AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoADs
Day Express-.....-.......s.l 9:l5 AN. 100 AN.
Night Express....-......... BIS Pm. 400 Pm.
time. Ticket ofIios, No, 2s7k Main street. De-
pot head Of Main street. IIlI Eyel I
HAYS Coal CoxPAxY.-Best Pittsburg
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PUBLIC LEDGER

- ~ ~ rre fi tl aFti-s "a -
1870. ~ ,t4t We wala III
\ a usrE
n. ga IS PUBLISHED 80
rt.m agis ia
sl l ffaU faT1i 9af
Is ,-. e an4 ahu
EVERY AETERN MOO
$780, l fist9tt lf as@
~ 81 aa9e tta htls
Except Sunday. at o'clock. S,.w
hetl ~ eei
% IL alWm
Il 4r GFgs " ,t'l
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FoR pure drugs go to Russell's, 40
North Court street.
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ED. wHlTmeRE AND +. A. THEIR
WHITMORE 4 co.. c, !,

y sassa8 81 Gd bu4 hfmgla sasu aicA
iys6g oss 3ss .af tamas asEifIs .
.aigut. sla AR oee ~ 1873
.yE ~ NisaSs go Pfr uno6 ,tsae
,'ssfsT rM ID ssrsasf tdi a cac laiEi
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Com pens fspolnisd At 1913 Main ct. [
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~ DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Drsy
Tickets, and all kindsof Blanks for sale
at this Office. 1880 .rip NaiAe" I
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OH HATS made new at ss4 Main 81.
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/ Money % loan ON CoIiateraIs as sas
Main street.. t.-I.ria ,t9 cot
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c " H r. " AIT ERNOO

except Sunday, at > o'clock. Is 2,
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FEUILLETON
LES TR0lS DIABLES


II ' await unc fois un cordonn,< oui s'sppel.it
Richard, qaoiqu fdt pas richie. tat sen faut. n
est probable que si edt se baptse. Iui.eme. II
saver chers lec.eurs, on est pas plus mait A. .on
nom que dc pavenir. On les prend tous deux tmne
ils tombent. 3s gsa 8 'afHtfz ,-fssrfaffA - Il
II men est pas moins vrai, soft dit en- passas -
Il nom ct Ia personne saccordent pas toujoulgge
me rappelle avoir connu dams le temps IN monsieur
qui rtpondait nom de Beau6s ct qu, sans contre.
dit, etat bien le plus areux petit bonhomme que Ia
terre cot jamas porte ct vols passer presque tous
les jours un autre monsieur nommS Courtbras, qui
possede dependant une paire do bras qui remplace.
raient tres avantageusement les allies dun moulin
1 vent.
Mas revenons 4 Richard. 81 cstait absolumens
necessaire e vous traceras bien portrait, maia
CONNIE g pourrat trainer mon historic en- longneur
je contenterai do vous dire quill netait nj trop
grand nj trop petit de taile nj gros nj magre. entire
les deux; nj beau nj laid Cstait, mot. un HON
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AGENcE 4 la NOUvELLE-oRIEAEst
&c. WHARTON s Gle, SO rue Commune

Jean -Baptiste, sur Ia rive droite du feuvs
Mississip pi, mesurant treize U3) arpeuts ct
cent qllnze pieds de face AL dit Aeuye, sur
une profondeur de soixante ct onze srpents
ct qnatre-vingt six pieds, entire Ignes diver
gentes, mesurant 4 Ia distance de quarante
arpents du dit feuve une largeur do qua
forze arpents ct cent cinq pieds; Ia ditto
plantation bornee du cote den haut par Ia
propriete de A.-G. Wiendahl ct du cots
den bas par celle de Shexneydre freres.
2. Les Sections Nos. 9 ct s, portion du
Lot No. s de Ia Section No. 81, Township
IL Sud, Rangee No. 1s Est, mesurant cent
quatre-vingts 2sllO0 acres de superfcie.
>: une portion des Lots Nos. / ct 7 do
"a Section No. "a, Township No. IL Sud,
Rangee No. 10 Est, mesurant cent alinze
22,lO0 acres de superfcie.
4. La moitis nord de- Ia Section No. 2,
Township No. l3 Sud, kangee No. ls Eat,
mesnrant trois cent vingt ct un I6,lOO
acres de superfcie.
Aussi 2 mulets, l charrette 1 cheval ct
l lot d'outils aratoires.
CONDITIONS:
COMPLIANT,
En- billets du Tresor des Etsts Unis.
Paroisse SaintJean. .Baptiste, le 20
f4vrier 1868.
DR.. WIN. HART,
coroner, agissant CONNIE sheriff.
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Eth bien! repondt rivrognesse entire deux ho-
quets, 81 tn veux me donner d'argent pour que
je pusse boire tous les ours pendant un an autant
de rhum one je voudrai, je te donnerai mon Ame.
"A Ia bonne heurel VOLTA qui est bien parIe reprit
le dable en- ricanant ct en- trant de ga poche une
bourse pleine dor.-Tenez, ma commare, ct buvez
CONNIE II faut ct du melleur mas rappelez-vous que
dans un an ct un jour vous m'sppartsnez. Bonsoiri
4 Et le disble disparut. -. .... ..ar.sIot
Deux ours apres one livrognesse s'etait vendus do
la sorte, corps ct anne, IN pauvre vnt passer de.
want la porte de Richard ct sarreta, demandant 10
charlie
Assis sur son banc, ct martslant des empsipnes 1
coups redoubles 10 pere Richard ne remarqusit pas
50 presence. -
La charite. sill vous plait, mon frare, replta ls
mendiant. . "
-Je mai rien vous donner pauvre homme. ct il
vous assure que Ga me fsit bien de la peine de- ne
Pouvoir vous souager. dit Richard en- essuyant uue
!arme avec le coin de son tablier de cuir.-Le bon
D'eu NEST temoin que je ne demanderais pas mieux
que de pouvoir venir ~ secours des pauvres. mais
par maIheur je mai jamais eu nm sou devant moi.
ma femme buvant tout oe que je gagne VOLTA trente
ans que ce commerce-lA dure, ct le dsble seu s.jt
quand q nra car js crois ben qn'es est ensorceSe
La 'uiss as proosain num<vo) PAUL STEVENS.
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IN chat s'appelle un chat, ct cette puis.
sance superieure, sans me soucier des
prejuges, je Ia nomme la Providence
GU le Bon -Dieu.
Mais ce qui me choque par-dessus
tout le reste, c'est de songer que l'on
puisse me croire un ennemi de 10 Re.
volution FRANCHISE. Moi, Ia maudire
Quel aveuglement serait le v6tre Je
Ia benis, je Ia revere, je lui porte uue
reconnaissance plus profonde ct sur
tout plus desinteressee que pas un des
galautius qui Ia courtisent. La Revo-
luton c'est ellie qui frappe, puni ct
renverse la Monarchie orgueilleuse ct
debauchee qui Ia premiere a systema.
tise le vice dams notre pays; c'est ellie
qui hurnilie, juge ct broye cette No
blesse voluptueuse, futile, pleine de va
mite ct d'impuissance, qui nous a ini.
ties aux rafinements du libertinage, en-
etalant pendant tout un steele 50 cor
ruption deshonnete au milieu de nous !;
c'est ellie qui a nettoye ct purife lie
Clerge. lequel peu peu lachait pied
ct cedait sous ces influences enervan-
tes. Je serais bien fou de Ia maudire !!
Ellie rendu a rhomme les plus grands
services qui Sc puissent imaginer ellie
q reveille notre temperament en- refou-
liant une reaction violente contre les
defaillances de notre laisser.aller ellie
a eclaire avec dss lueurs terribles les
profondeurs de Ia situation; nous avons
pu y puiser. avec les enseignements
les plus salutaires, une nouvelle eners
gle; sill ne parait pas que nous en
ayons tire IN suffisaut profit, o'est bien
notre faute /; muis, jusque dams les vic.
lences de Ia Revolution, je vols bien le
doigt de Dieu ct Ia portee morale de
ce grand evenement.
II est vrai que je ne me range point
parmi ces illumines qui croient trou-
yer dams Ia Revolution une nouvelle
incarnation de Wischnou, une revela.
ton mysterieuse, ls commencement
dune metamorphose pour Phunsai'..
Ne men blamez point :: Dc cetfe re-
serve contre un mysticame au mo'ns
inutile, je tire un grand avantage je
conserve mieux ms liberte d'esprit ct
jc reconpais D.ec plus de justesse les
grandes cheses quill faut admirer. ussi
bien aue les faiblesses ct les fautes
quill Gut reprendre. .5
z. RAMEAU.
(La flu az proclaim num6ro)
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EP II { NJ ERIDES

&c MARS.
IS, ls04.-Arrestatio du due dEnghien,
petit fills du grand Conde, Ettenheim, sur le
Rhin, pres de Strasbourg, par 10 colonel Or
dener.
IS, l7s2.-Le cspitaine Ankarstrocm tue
Gustave III, roi de Suede, dams un bal mas.
que. ... 4g
II, l177.-Le prince d'Orange 90 met Ia
tete des troupes de Franche Comte, defait
Craon 1 Vesoul, force les Francais de lever
e siege de Dole ct est sur le point de prendre
Dion.
10, lees.-Combst de Bentouville.
10, I702-Mort de 0uillaume d'Orange,
roi dAngleterre. Anne, sa femme, lui sue
cede ct nomme Marlborough general en- chef
dc ses armses de terre. -.....re.
20, ,lsll.-Naissance de Napoleon Fran
eois.C Charles Joseph, due do Reichstadt, roi
de Rome.
81, ls0s.-Chateaubriand, au moment de
partir CONNIE ambassador de France aupres
de la republique du valais, apprend Fexecu.
ton du due dEnghien ct donne sa dspission.
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me CONNIE ills ne sont pas rares Son age ne le
vsit pas uste; dependant. il surat pu le dire
dGaans pres ct, al moment on commence notre re-
cit. Ie brave Richard trait sur cnquahte. Ha.s aE
II ny await pas, dix lieues 10 ronde, un ouvrier
qui tavailAt plus rudement ct qui fit de meilleur
ouvrage que le bonhomme Richard lev6 ~ petit jour
ct battant la semele on tirant ses points jusqu'au
couchsr du sole, peine SO donnait.il le temps de
prendrs ses repas; magrt cela il demeurait pauvre,
ct pauvre CONNIE job. et .a.a, rat a.a-a.1 "a T.
ca voos Stoune, n'estce pas. lecteurs Un peu de
patience, sill vous plait, ca ne vous etonnera plus
tout i-l'heure. b. H aan a-..a q. lsa ..
a II fsut savoir que le bonhomme Richard await une
femme. II ny u rien de bien extraordinare alez-
,vous dire sans doute. Un cordonnier qui tire sur
ss1quante certainement bien le droit davoir une
ieh2e, ct ceci nexplique pas du tout pourquoi le
oonnsame Richard demeurait pauvre CO mme job
-I.ee.t4tre maison etaitelle psine denfants ct
De pet'ts rfants .-,.-. a -.. ;. ......5 d.
IL nen vait jamais eu. - sasa E eZ sa-a.
-A'ors ie edit le tuait! .r .a7>
-ras ie moiI du monde: tons ceux qui Sc faisaient
longle. - = '1''' ''''i''' '''
Sill n'avsit pas o.,fsuts ct ii ses nr.t;one, No
% fasaient pa: tirer PO Ns. pour paver csst done
que louvrage ui manquaS les >-o;s cr.,.. d
Pardon, j'ai dit plus hut %. srays;IIs;t ton.
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les us les dimanches ct fetes exceptes, depuis le
matinusqu'au soir. huit heures lhiver treize ct
quatole heures lete Mais quand bien meme II aurat
travaie ct gagne dix fos plus. e pauvre vienx se-
rait jours reste le sou, Car il await le maheur
de pseder une femme qui buvsit
Siyagnait une piastre, 90 femme await soif pour
deuxEle buvait CONNIE IN trou, CONNIE plusieurs
eponss cette creature; aussi nHtaitelle connue
dams endrot que sous le sobriquet peu aatteur de
riuo,sse -...# 4. .-.... ........ -..
Rilard await bean cscher son argent quand il en-
receIt sa femme furetat s bien les moindres re.
coinde Ia maison quce fnissait toujours par trou-
yer lcachette, ct je mai pas besoin de vous dire
que ecus du bonhomme ne prenaient pas alors le
chem de regise. ...
Il.rva dependant que ca fnit par tanner la We'll.
le droir tonjours chercher Pargent que son mari
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