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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

To all to whom these Presents shall coEae
WHEREAS, JAMES ss'i g. zUS1z, HAVING
w purchased at sale made by tho Marshal q
:ne United States for The District o. lonislans tns
Clerk of the United States Circuit Court in whose
offs CO the deed of safe recorded on the six
tenth day Of July, 1868 for monitor advertise
the state Of Louisiana entltled IAN Act for the Tar
her assurance of titles to purchasers at iudie al
s7ies" approved March H. 1881 and an act relative
70 moniIions and mode OF proceeding" approved
Now, therefore know We and all persons interested
name Of the Unite states Of America and OF thg
United States Circuit Court for the Fifth Judicial
Circuit and District OF LOUISIANA ana IN cor YFnits
the act OF the L. gslature Of the state OF Louis
ana above cited who can set up any riehs. uiS q
in consequence OF any in'ormality IN the order ee
cree or Judgment of the COurt, Under which the
sale was made for any irregularit5 or leg4 ny ln
the apprals enltnts or adVertsemenis IN TIME q
! show cause within thirty dag from the dsy this
nonition is first inserted in the public pagers; why
| the sale SO made should not be confirmed ana &c
The said property was sold by the Uaited states
second day of May 1864 by virtue OF decree OF tbs
above named Court, eHdsred on the wentyseyent5
! May, 1855, in suit entitled Margaret :, peas
widow etc, vs. Mrs u Aonoure and as S9t s s
Docketo the said Court, at which sale JAS F. zunt5
became the purchaser for the price of thousand
dollars $40 O0l payable in twelve months from the
said day Of sale, and Tor wnlea less SOW paa n
cash as the of suit, lie hath given bond cen
| ditionsd as the law requires 49,,
s Descript OF property, as given in the iudieis;
| conveyance, viz
| A CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated on the LETT
bank of and froI ting the Mississippi river, IN ths
parish Of scension in tins State, form ery knoWa as
the Hard Times, nut nov known as the 'SouthWooo
plantation, and bounded on the upper ling By tbs
line of the parish of Ibsrvile and on the lower oy
landsn now formerly gelOnEing to 5. r Iillotson
and measures about twehty eight and half arpenta
front on the Mississippi river, by eighty arpents IN
| depth, between diVerging lines, with the opening
| thereto belongings together with all the improve
nents thereon well all the cattle, live stock,
| implements of husbandry e,c. of whatever KIND Or
nature Thereon or thereunto belonging twentythree
mules four carts thirty i've plows, twenty-thousAna
| new bricks and a LIT OF corn in barrels,
| Clerks Once, Now Orleans, July u, 1883:
| u. URBAN Clerk,
! nv p, VTSoT Deputy Clerk.
No. 9s7 iy Is % au IL 2l
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|UScoMNoN. First District Recorders
'urt yesterday was uninteresting, in fact,
|ra was not an item worthy of scratching
Rn. yerily, the entire City Hail was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

Succession of Annie Mosby-NO. 82,33C'
CECOND DISTRICT C0uRF OF NEW OR.
, leans,-W neTeas Joseph Moihy has petiqoned
the Court for letters of administration on the es,
tate OF the late Annie M9sby, deceased, intestate,
notlae is here given to al whom it may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not lie granted.
aSIi5eo NJ o TRACY, CIerl,
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sorry Notes. Bills Of Lsading. Dray Receipts. Banh
Checks. and all kinds Of oommsruai Printing neatly
executed Atthe Republican onaes. No. q st. Charles
street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

,sEs FOR A JuRY.-OliVer Price who had
> the fear of the law before his eyes
era stwo pieces of copper pipe from No.
NJ Peters street. While in the act of steal
:, somebody's pistol was fred at him, but
d bullet made daylight in nothing more
Tn Il dead plank. Sent to the Criminal
tr. ...
: fired Blineare strikes from his shoulder,
when he ba ttered FRANCOIS Gallon the
r, was bad one and boxed accused. The
cas occurred on st. Ann street.
J Ery Cary, bad chicken, if it be true
h' she stole pocketbook containing
e. e. 80 from Alex, Jackson. Mary is a
Il Keller of Franklin street, and does not
Mrh Sunday school class.
Z. lrceln Joseph could not resist the
ia hptation offered him to steal pair Of
h, hap shoes from E. Thompson, and now
IA, must take the consequences.
e losED FOR REPAIRs.-No. 50 81. Charles
=, bet has closed its doors, caused, perhaps
the disappearance of the feminine Sun
fail school teachers, who have gone off tc
sss Der fields of labor where policemen ar
recognized. Those banquet halls are
T. seEted.
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anccessIon Of GEORGE Ed,vard Coolldge.-

No. 828}s.. -. -, ~,
& ECOND DISTRICT COURT Or NEW Or
- leans-W hereas Lod1iska Cornen, widow Of
George Edward Coolidge, has petitioned the Court
for Letters OF dministr ton the estate OF the
late George Edward Coolidge, deceased, intestate;
Notice IS hereby given to all whom it may concern
TO show cause within ten days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
ali y it ID u ''-' NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

lHlGHwAY RoBBERY.-Wm. Little, other
se called Sullivan, who has been arrested
more than one occasion previous to this,
row under lock and key, accused Of high
grObbery. He will be arraigned before
Me Becker this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

DIR. II. +. Wright has reduced HIS Ill
ready low Dental charges one-haf till further
notice.
No. l53 Customhouse street, between nauphine
and Burgundy. rnyl7 law Su
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

Succession OF Charles +. Bryant.
CECOAD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
= eans-Notiee is hereby given to the creditors Of
this estate and 30 all other persons herein interest
ed, to show thin ten DAYS from the present
notification (if any they have cam, why the ae-
presented by the curator Of this estate should
not bs homoiogated and approved, the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
aug an I 5sI4 u '--' NJ o. TRACY. CLERK,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

as it is in the North. Mr.. Krummell, pro
prietor, certainly offers straw that is
indicative of a good beginuing-for the
straw shows that he knows how to keep
musical hotel, that will have varied attrac-
tions for frequenters.
Mr.. Rrummell, though quite young man
understands that the shortest way to win
the favor of the public is to propitiate the
press. He invited representatives of the
city press to his salooa yesterday and seated
them at his long table with other guests,
where they were provided with a most SUD-
stantial and excellent dinner. They all
drank the success OF the host, who knows
how to do it,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

"AeN~
drank the success OF the most, VINO knows
how to do it."
w. nj,
DEAoOhA0i IN fhA
D'nnociA'S nle0o o. l,' eAeAoo' ~, r.-,s,,
eV 'no 0othoA VI 0.''' y - ~,
Streets Aherc was 'no u0u1i po.np t,uu ~
chinsSance' Ano ntas 'p0oNel WOO o''p =
oco.V' ne atsueu 'lle inp s 80 " W
rooung tsepuoiicanisni' anu Aot'n WIN pr
o0eueu Will " SUMS Vi 4n'0l'A'S' . .,H'.
senator oampocii' appearing " 'ninA Sn"'
should ne succeed In demohshing 'ha' sen
ator 1he oes'ruetloh ol heHuoiloan7 "ou,u
DC compete VIVA. ne saio was ''i0"s'S
tlhgeo WIN PeFsonaiity'
Mr.. G' w. Race next TOOK 'ne Stahu anu
dld MS oest. Ihls speaker mas sucn al liil'
mensity of manner that speech OF CORE
spending force would naturally DC expected
ny the inexperienced. But II Is always, IN
the name OF the Prophet-ngs - Mr. race
confined himself to what ne styled 'argu-
ment," abiding to the present national
debt, but Sinking the TACT that the war
made by his party against the government
had caused the debt.
While Mr.. Race was speaking IN front OF
the platform the lett sac thereoI was occu-
pied by another speaSer-hecorder uasu'
mel. Inc two orators Were NOT more tnap
twenty feet apart, ana speaking al tne same
time produced curious meiange' resem'
bling the duet in the BABES IN the wood"
where the innocent damsel and the epicn-
rean steward invite the lord OF the manor
the one to DC Virtuous ana the other 10 am
ner, mixing up love- mustard anec1lon'
pepper, generosity, WING sauce etc' 30
| with Mr.. Race ana the .othef, IL was some
what in this wise:
| Rdoe-"Fellow citizens, we look to Sey'
mour and Blair
Gdsttael-"Ihe vllest, the most contempt
| ible-'
Race" inc anlmus OF the Democratlo
party"
GdstheS-" Founded on iaisehood ana
Misrepresentation"
And SO on to the end
! MT. II, N. USden succGeuea Ill Ndcej
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

oFooND DISTINCT COURT OF NEW Or
= eaps-Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
this estate, and to other persons herein interest
notification If any they have or cam why the ae,
count presented by the tutrx Of this estate should
not be homoloRated and approved, the funds dis
tn buted in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court. =
IA Nj. U. TRACY, tIsrka
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

ALMOST 4 FIRE.-rhe alarm yesterday
bout noon was caused by the roof of house
,. 263 St. Louis street catching fire from
parks which dropped from an adjoining
aeksmith shop. The dwelling is occupied
j Mrs, Smith, and owned by Mr.. j. Lowell.
be house was not greatly damaged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-It is pleasant during
eheated term and dull season to witness
y evidence Of vitality and exertion,
- adOwing forth the resumption of life and
,vus Asiness. This is particularly apparent
e III cw in st. Charles street, at the Academy
Music, which is undergoing complete
.,,r Ocess of alteration, and transformation
soi Htside and inside, 0y host of mechanics
ID artists of all kinds. Notwithstanding
very glaring notification Of mo admit
N !. nee, j" duty to the public as newsgatherers,
ID duced Us to disregard it, and having
40 ade known our intentions to the master
d achinist, Mr.. Gesler, we were politely
7 M own the various alterations and i'm
. ovements already accomplished and in
ogTess.
tas Il the designs and intentions are carried
tito the extent projected-and no doubt
beg will be, if busy hands can accomplish
-the Academy will be one of the most
Omplete and elegant theatres in the city.
he stage has been SO altered and enlarged
i. Il to render a reconstruction necessary,
4 d hich involves the necessity of a general
cenic repainting. Signor Arizona, an
~ allan artist of extensive experience and
~ peat ability, intends to excel all his previ
~ y Efforts. He has conceived and executed
I'D nd lovely design for the new proscenium-
.1al light chaste, and beautiful-and is paint
Its4 q new drop curtain that must prove 6
Psa ost artistic and attractive feature. Great
lArations are being made for the advent
i n he reorganized European and American
dcus Company which created such grea
ansation in Paris during the time of thu
Exposition.
IN n the way of equestrian performers
l. pale and female, high blooded stock, ant
siy wardrob0,we are assured all othe
NJ 9uestrian troupes will be thrown com
ubH ssely in the shade. They are to suocee,
ara % minstrel troupe Of Billy. Emerson, Allen
q Manning, who will give the initiator.
an, Hiormance on the fourteenth OF Septem
,cas a. Among the changes at the Acsdem
. ~ one are more satisfactory than those 70
y % comfort and safety of the public in tn
ag Of ingress and egress, arrangement G
Ne Fats, increased means of ventilation, an
approved manner of lighting and heating
HAen all Is done which is purposed tn
public will have place to visit, of whic
- ae city mag wen be proud. Success atten
he energetic management.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

EDITOR OF REPUBLICAN: OF the election
held on the seventeenth, and eighteeth days
of April for ratifcatidas the constitution
does not say who shall vote for it or who
shall vote against it. But at the election for
civil government held at the same time and
place, the constitution does say who shall
vote for all officers, and who shall not vote
for officers. 1t says, all who are qualified
under the reconstruction acts of Congress
and no others. (see article lj4.) Those
who could not take the test oath have no
right to hold Office under the constitution.
Article Is says electors must be qualified.
A. the time of his election, if candidate
that was qualified on the seventeenth and
eighteenth of April received only one vote
and his opponent received i've hundred and
was not qualified, the qualified candidate is
elected by a majority of one vote. The five
hundred are blanks. Article 80 applies to
the first election under the constitution.
That election has not come off yet. The
test oath was the qualification. It is time
| the Legislature done something about it.
J. III, DAVIS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

OFFICE SOUTHERN PLASTI
" SLATE ROOFING COMPANY, No. 81 Maya
zine street.-Are now prepared TO put on new hoofs
equal in every respect the best standard roofs and
at much less aso to cover Old tin, and shingle
roofs hurricane roofs of steamboats,. etc., making
pared to cover vaults brickwoTk Of any kind, pro-
tecting IL entirely from the action of the elemental
Au2lE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14

A TEXAN RoBBED.--A gentleman named
Granger, but recently from Galveston, had
his baggage, two trunks and a carpet-bag,
left in the hallway of the house where he
was about locating. During the necessary
delay hall thief, unobserved, sneaked
away with the bag, which contained two
money drafts-one for $6s2 gold, the other
for $4,000 currency-and $3.50 in greenbacks.
The rascally trick wss so cleverly done that
no clue is known to the robber.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all to whom these Presents shall cOHae

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
SIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-14
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In BaDkruptcE-NO. us.
IN THE MATTER OF B. B. NEWHALL,
Bankrupt.

Bankrupt.
WHEREAS B. B. NEwHALL, of New Orleans
w and distrct aforesaid duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress of March 1857, has this
day fled in SAID Court petition praying Tor GUS
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims proyable under said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who hAEe
proved their debts, and to all other persons in in
tePest that the sixte day of November 1868 at
A. NJ is assigned for the hearing of the same, snd
THAT they may then and there attend and show
cause if any they have why the prayer OF the s&ic
petition should not be granted.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, July II, 1858
y25 SEQ oc23 X. LOEN, Deputy ClerE-
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LEGAL NOTICES.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
LOUISIANA.
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NsrAnLIsHEn lsNe.

1s3s,
sToDART
Now Scale, overstrnng. full Iron Frame
PI a N o f. o II II Il =
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OoETRo1IER's OFFIcE ORR HAL,
New Orleans, August 1896, !
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will at
his office on SA IURUAY, August Is 1853, at noon
aujudcate ths lowest bidder bidders the above
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OFFIOIAL NOTIURS--OlTY.

MAToRAL1Y OF NV oR1EAlrs
III City Hail, July n, Ie6d
Ne. 9z1-New aerieg.
Resolved, That the Controller be and be is hereby
authoriz d. after ten days notice the official jour
nRls to cell to The lowe t bid err the contract for
burr ing the in digent dead ana conveying the indi
gent sick to the hos pitRi for one ear
tSIguedD A FRED KHARNY.
~ ~ President Board Assistant A dermen.
tSignsO THUMAN 81 NRKEY,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jnly ~, 1883
loiRnedl JOHN q. CONWAY, MsIa1.
true copy:
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gloire ct celle de la honte. C'est cette
dcrniere qui est inevitablement r6ser-
wee au present congress. Vainement
des milliers de suffrages de la valeur
de ceux qui vienncnt de pleuvoir dams
les urnes electorales ratiferaient-lls sa
politiaue ct amnistieraient.ils ses actes.
lie droit est eternel ct rien ne prevaut
definitivement contre lui. Aussi ne
sommes-nous nullement sensible aux
airs victorieux ct aux propos railleurs
des radicaux du cru qui fournlssent
parfois des munitions contre nous aux
radicaux d'importation etrangere. Ii
nous semble toujours voir les premiers
parader sous Puniforme girls, aujour-
d'hui passe de mode. Leurs vaillantes
manifestations ct leurs cris d'enthou-
siasme pour la feue Confederation sont
restes graves ineffacablement dams
notre memoirc. Prevoyant les brus'
aues retours des chooses d'ici.bas, nous
serions sincerement inquiet a leur
sujet, 81 nous nc savions combien ills
tournent facilement avec lie vent.
Viennne upe reaction, lis seront avant
nous ct en- tete, frappant sur !'idole de
Ia veille, brllant ce qu'ils ont adore ct
adorant ce qu'ils ont brdle.
Nous sommes actuellement dams
une minorite imperceptible qui joue a
peu pres lie role dun atone dams Fin
fini ou dun ilot sur rOcean. Nous re-
gardens passer ayec la plus grande
serenite les turpitu dcs politiques Ell
sociales contemporaries, convaincu que
le peuple AMERICAN ne subira pas Ia
loi du talon, cest.a.dire ne laissera
pas accomplir le meurtre de sa souve
rainete. II salt compter ct il a certai-
ncment fait avant nous Ia simple ope
ration d'arithmetique soumisc ci-dcssus
au petit nombre des electeurs de r1tre
localite qui savent lire. La couvee du
Congress va prendre bent6t son vol e'
Ia poliIique radicale sera dos lor'
jugee ct condamnee par lUnion tout
entiere, attentive a cette phase cur;cuse
ct nouvalle de scs destinees.
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Denise. seur de riilustrc AbGlard, dun
fills dui recut le nom d'Astrolabo. Abe
lard i'Gpousa pour apaiser Fulbert. mai
celui-ci le tit crueHemcnt mutiler. II s'entuit
alors dams unr yctraite quill nomma 10 Para
ctet, ct quill offrit plus tard d Heloise. La
legendc des deux amants est devenue popu
laire. ct le tombeau OH leurs cendres ont etc
rGunics est souvent visitd au Pere Lachaise
Paris.
20, ls63.-Bataille de Strasburg, en- Vir
gine.
e3, 1922 Massacre dc Scio, par les lures
40 900 personnes sont tuees, ct 25 900 reduites
en- esclavage.
"a, l755.-La vile de Quito, PGrou, est
detruite par un tremblement de teire.
25, l625-Richelieu somme la Rochelle dc
SO rendre. Mais le parti de Ia resistance
ayant elu pour maire l'amiral Guiton, celui
ci jette un poignard sur la table du consei
en- dGclarant quill n'acceptera &c postc qu't
la condition detre autorise plonger cctte
arme dams le ceur du premier qui parlera dc
capituler.
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FEUILLEToN
e ~ NJ H "

crfrr ~
Les albatros, habitants de ces soitudes glaciales
efaeurent de eurs allies mmenses les pitons neigeux
des glaciers ct les lanes de POcean. ta - ..#
Aux jours de tempete, planant dams lespsce, les
ages de IL mer sapprochent du navire, ct audcssus
do iui sarretent CONNIE les genes de Ia tourmente ct
du naufrage @ ... Fiji. -.ta. .--.---.,.- .
Une fable lueur d'abord confuse incertaine, CONNIE
les premiAres cartes du crepuscule parait horizon
LIE silence est profond, solennel ,ta4 r.
. 81 une aurore bortale dessine tout coup ses ma.
jestueuses magni6cences. ..., ..... .--
= Ce sont des COLONIES de lumere qui selevent dams
les aiS 6mergeant dun centre qui eblouit la neige
les montsgnes de gaces teignent de pourpre puts
graduellement tout seface mill leu dcs dernieres
4tpcelles, dams IN brouard rose ct rimmensite, un
moment 6clairec, redevient tenabres ct chaos. 81
Un matin, un matelot s'empara dun albatros au
moyen dane Ggne. dun hanepon ct dun moroccan de
lard. mo- eg. s+.". -
C'est une coptume de mer do leur attacher au con
petite boutee soigneusement cachetee contenant
10 parchemin lequel est nscrt le degre de long
tude ct de latitude 10 des officers, ct
de leur rendre Ia liberte
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a tribord !"-C'etaient les c6tes de France.

tribord !"-C'etaient les cotes de France.
A tros heures, le vent saute A louest. ..
Les nues conrent rapidement sur le ciel, ct leurs
contours dernisres lueurs du jour- teignent de
refets couleur de sang. ~ . r.. s.
rhorizon, le soeil Sc couche derriere un immense
banc de images girls de pomb rayes Cd ct Ia de bandes
dun pourpre sombre, sur lesquees tranche vivement
la blanche voilure du bateaupote qu Sc drige vers
lie navire ..- .@""'. 5"
Une demihcure apres le pilote monte bord.
IL sera impossible de mouer soir Brest,
dt-il. IS #G- 10. - 81.
-Pourquoi? ? ~ r -..-. .rt ts....... .t..
oh capitaine, nous alons avor une crosse brise
ct il faut gouverner au large jusquA demain
E aussitot les cordes orient dams eurs poules, on
brasse les hunters on dimnue Ia voilure... s = r..
Deux heures se sont ecoulees
LIE pilote est debout cote du timonier, le visage
anxieux. .#"4.-s.""#a#s IF th
La neige tombe, chassee violemment par des vents
du sudouest, ct au oin la mer ouettee par le vent
deroule tongues lanes vertes corronnees decume,
ct les apereo brisant lonsur les nors rochers
de la cote. .. ..-s.. -.. ..g.. saz t..l
A onze henres du soir la mer est en- fure, ct les
chaines du gouvernai brsees, ct quelques instants
apres le gouverna brise lui-meme.
J'entends ces paroles: ..#..
-Le navrc est perdu .ts..s. ... a..ras. ..
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour du 4e District Judiciaire.
PAROISsE sAINT-JEAN-BAPTIS
No 9lI

Succession dc feu Edmond d'ARESsBoURG
ct communicate.
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EP He NJ f RIDES
AyRII.

.a. AyRfL.
10, I5el.-La vile de Chartres sc rcnd
Henri Nv. .aa .sa
90, 13I4-Mort du pape Clement v, Der.
trand de Goth, fills de Beraut, seigneur dc
Goth, de Rouillac ct de Vilandrade). ii await
etc elu pape, sous Influence de PhiGppe-le.
Bel, lie S JUN 1905. ii mourut d Carpentras,
on Rogue Maurc sur le Rh6ne. II transfera
le siege pontiflcal Avignon, ct cut pour
successeur Jean xxi.
81, ll42.-Mort de Pierre Abelard TAB.
Bhye de Cluni. d rage de 50 ans. Ne Pallets
pres de Nantes, II cut pour professeur Gull
iaume de Champeaux, qui devint jaloux du
savoir de son disciple, ce gui amena de lon
gucs disputes entire eux. II fut eperdumeni
amoureux d. d'HeloIsc, niece dc Fulbert, cha
noine de Paris. ii parie ainsi de son amour
Sub oeeasione discipline, amori peniths raca
bamns ct secrctos recessus, guos amor optabat
stndiam Lectionis eGerebat. Apertis Haqu,
hbris, pIura de amore guam dc lectione rerbO
Sc ingerebant, ptura Grant oscnia guam scn
tentiG. Heloise aecoucha en- Bretagne, chez
Ons,