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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-31
To Omce-seekers,

To facilitate business at the Executive
/ Mansion, and to accommodate those in
/ Office Mack, of the ENQUIRER, suggests
a circular letter as follows 90
/ HEADQU'RS GRANT GIFT ENTERPRISES,
WHITE HOUSE, March, 1853,
] The following instructions are issued
+ for the benefit Of those seeking Office ufi-
A der the new Administration
I Applicants must state the extent and
character Of the contribution made by
them; the time when made; its value
then and its value now. If it consists
of real estate they must specify whether
. it was improved or unimprOved; wheth-
er town or country property. If city
/ lots, whether corner or otherwise also,
/ whether abutting on an alley or not If
/ country property hown near to a railroad,
and whether prairie or timbered. If i'm
| proved city property, whether gas and
/ water are in the rooms.
If the contribution consisted of money.
the applicant must stats the precise sum,
and whether it was in bonds, gold or
currency.
Ifthe contributions consisted in horses.
the applicant must state precisely the
age, color sex and condition Of the ami
NAL; and whether thoroughbred or not,
with a carefully prepared pedigree in
the former case.
Contributions other than real estate,
money or horses, may be classed under
the general head of 'miscellaneOus,1 but
the items must be distinctly given, to-
gether with their value, &c.
Future contributions must be made in
money or improved city property. This
rule will admit Of no deviation. The
number Of horses on hand forbid further
additions, and the unsaleabIe character
of farm property viii not warrant the
accumulation Of that species Of real e.
tate. To ACCOMMODATE customers, how
ever, a real estate agent will be attached
to the headquarters staff, whose duty it
will be to use his best endeavOrs to sell
country property, and to convert it into
money for the benefit Of applicants for
Office.
All contributions must be made and
receipted for before the applicants claims
are passed upon. This rule is necessary 1
to avoid repititiOn Of the unpleasant (
relations arising few days since out of O |
case in which the applicant was found /
disqualified after the appointment had 1
been made. In no case will the money
be refunded.
Compliance with the above instructions
will greatly facilitate business.
By order of the President of the Grant
Gift Enterprise.
julius CESAR STRUTABOUT,
A. D. G. and A. A. G.,
Brig. Gen. and Brevet Mai. Gen.,
Private Secretary.
COunteTsigned
NAPOLEON BONAPART JINKs,
Captain of the Hose Marines and Chief
Engineer of the Grant Gift Enterprise.
The prOpTiety of which circular letter
rs the above must be manifest at a sin
gle glance. 1t would cUrtaiI labor and
expense on all sides utterly fOrbiddingl
that swarm of impecunioUs applicants
seen around headquarters.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-31

WHOLE NUMBER 364.

Who does not know that the essential
characteristics of Masonry, when not
| perverted is charity, and that BrotherRJ
| torel Relief and Truth, are the corners OF
| the Masonic Temple? How then can
/ that be l0rO-slGUGTy institution, which
teaches its members to aid in the erpc-
ton OF that universal and eternal tenn
pie, which will one day, enclose oil R7l-
nldIity within its precincts?
me petitioners say that Freemasons
| are bound by barbarous oaths renug-
nant to law, human and divine -
1 This is another falsehood. The soler,,
! obligations which masons yOIuntariIv
| assume have been entered into bv some
| OF the Wlsest and most virtuous men of
all ages and countries since the days of
King solomon Would they have bound
| themselves by 'barbarous and unlawful
/ oaths?
Again it is charged by the petitioners
that the youth Of the country are taught
masonic lodges 'perniciOus practices of
conspiracy and these fnstitutiOns
through the use Of vague signs and sym :
bOls, insiduOusly calculated to deceive
habitates the young and innocent to the
ways Of duplicity and generalization.
The allusiOn to the young and innocent
IS easily disposed of ssnO one not Oflaw-
Iu4 age can De g mason.
AS to the rest, we have the best au-
th0rity for stating that a desire ofEInOw-
ledge and sincere wish Of being service
able TO his fellow creatures is the HODeyl
seGSd3e" for every man to every mason-
lc lodge on the face Of the globe, and If
any evil thing be diseOuntenanced bv
EreemasOnry, more than another, it is
dlsloyaIty, or conspiracy against, lawful
government. It's signs and symbols
constitute a universal language under
stood by all MasOns. True they are Sc
cret and inviOlahle, This however. is
a manifest necessity, for were it other
wise, how could one mason know anoth-
ef with whom he was previously unac-
qualntedJ with certainty. The signs
ana symbols are only vague to the unin-
luated, but to masons instructed in
those duties towards God and man
which masonry inculCates, they are full
OF meaning, truth and power. WheF-
ever the light of knowledge has dispeI-
ed the mists OfignOrance, or the torch Of
science revealed the hidden wonders of
creation, or an alter been erected to the
great Architect Of the Universe, there
eXerts its benigninhuence unit
ing men in an adamantine bond Of
"6rOtherly ZoUe." "
InaL sacred tie which yirtuous spirits bBnds,
That golden chain which links immortal minds"
''Vague signs and symbols" do they
call them! 'iHence, ,''-says a well in
formed masonic authOr-''m many advan-
tages are derived; the distant Chinese,
the wild Arab, and the American saw.
age, will embrace a Brother Brfton, and
know that, besides the common ties of
humanity, there is still a stronger obli- l
cation to induce him to perform kind and
offers. In fine the sacred ten
cts Of the order are so entirely incompat- /
lble with impiety mmOrality that none
but truly good man can be a GOOD BIA- !
SON.-Ne1O York Journal Of Commerce. /
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The Quincy Fair begins on the 10th o.
September. Fifteen thousand dollars il
premiums are offered.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. PA drouth is gen
eral throughout the state.
WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. 24.--The State
Democratic Convention meets here 10 day
Considerable interest is manifested as to
what resolutions will be adopted concerning
the liquor law.
| WHEELING, Aug. 24.-Sabbath morning
Mrs. Sarah Georgian, an elderly lady resid.
ing in North Wheeling, was found dead in
her bed, she having retired tho night pre-.
vious in good health.
A resident of this city, young man
named Samuel Bradley, who has been visit,
ing friends in Parkersburg, was missed on
Sunday, No clue to his whereabouts was
obtained until this morning, when ho was
found in carpenter shop hung, Supposed
suicide.
STANTON, Va, Aug. 2i.--Last night q
party Of young men who were out in search
Of John Stanley, proprietor Of livery sta.
BILE, entered house and were fred
upon, Jacob Schrever, one Of the number,
being shot through the heart. Stanley, who
was suspected Of being in the house at the
time, was arrested. All the parties are
of respectable position.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-Thomas L.
Evans, aged GO years, was shot dead by an
insane son at his residence, No. $40 South
Tenth street to-day.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-The Fire Depart.
ment was out in full force yesterday after.
noon, for the benefit of Capt. Snow of the
London Fire Brigade.
CINCINNATI, Aug ga special from
Knoxville to-day says Col. Folsom, Assis
tant Quartermaster, U. S. A., is here under
orders from the government to take posses.
sion as Receiver of the East Tennessee &
Georgia and Eastern Tennessee & Virginia
Railroads for debt Of 100000 due to the
Government for engines and rolling stock
purchased at the close of the war.
No rain yet. Vegetation burningup.
Two criminals in the Ohio pententiary at,
tempted to escape yesterday. They were
working in the brush shop at the time.
One of the men crept into hogshesd, which
his fellow criminal proceeded to fill up with
brushes. Just before the wagon was brought
to remove the hogshead, Mr.. Dean, the Dep
uty Warden, discovered the proceedings and
boldly rolled the hogshead to the prison,
and transferred the live portion Of its con-
tents to a dungeon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale by private sale,
l. his farm Of one hund ed and twenty acres,
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south of Coal Valley village on the Coal
Valley and Berlin road. Tho farm is under a
high state Of cultivation, being fenced off into
convenient fields well wateted with springs and
wells, also large cistern. On the premises is a
large and commodious brick dwelling house a
large and thrifty orchard of the very choicest va
rieties of good bearing apple, pear, plum ana
cherry trees as well as the smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade trees the necessary out bulid
ings, sheds, yards, and pasture lots. Part OF the
farm - seeded down to tame grass.
As the subscribers brother also offers the ad-
joining farm of one hundred and twenty acres for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. The
location il desirable convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser will be required to pay
one half the purchase money down, the balance
on terms as may be agreed upon.
Inquire on the premises, or by nail to the sub
scriber through The Coal Valley post office, Rock
Island county, Illinois.
JOHN DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, H., June 28, dw4w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The Argus newspaper at Murphysboro,
H.. was totally destroyed by fire, about three
o'clock on the morning of the 24.h, together
with the entire stock and fixtures. The loss
is total, as the insurance of the Office was
in the suspended Peoria Marine & Fire In
suranee Company. A Mr.. Andrews, who
had law office in the same building, lost
valuable library. The fire is supposed to
be the work of an incendiary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

A difficulty arose between negro and a
white man at Macon, Lafayette county
Tenn. few days ago, in which the white
man thrashed the negro. A crowd of blacks
gathered and threatened to sack the town.
One negro was shot, when the darkies were
reinforced from the surrounding country
and made an indiscriminate attack. The
sheriff of the county started from somer'
vile With posse, and it is reported several
Of his party hare been crippled by riossrs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The candidates for United States Senator
in Kentucky term beginning 1917 are -
Thomas c. McCreery, who has occupied the
seat, vice Guthrie Governor Stevenson,
who has already served in the House Jes'
SO D. Bright, John G. Carlisle, Of Coving.
ton; Gen. VIM. Preston, and George Rob
ertson
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

Reports from all sections of Maryland
represent drouth as prevailing to an alarm.
ing extent. No rain had fallen for weeks in
some counties. Farmers despair of making
even half crop Of corn, and the potato
vines have become parcheG and dried up
before maturity. The tobacco crop is also
suiferinp seYerelv.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The city Of St. Paul was thrown into a
high state of excitement Saturday by the
announcement through morning paper that
Morris Lamphrey, we'-known and veal
thy LAWYER and bachelor of that city, who
was Just on the point of marrying beauti,
full and wealthy young lady, had been sued
for breach of promise BY another young
lady to whom Lamphrey had been deVoting
assiduous attention for several years. The
forsaken puts her damages at $4,000.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

1t is stated that Mrs. Stoves Byron scan
dal has led Bonner to engage her at the rate
of $500 per column payable in gold) to
write the "true story" of all the separated
wives Of distinction, from Charles Dickens
to Charles Summers, including Matilda
Heron, and not forgetting Sarah Ann Les.
l
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The vote of Virginia, officially given, is
Governor--G. c. Walker, 1883 II. FL.
Wells, lOl, ,2O4; scattering, IA; Walkers
majority, l8,4l9. Lieutenant Governor
John F. Lewis, l2O,O6s; DR.. J. D. Harris,
$4,000; scattering, %; Lewis majority,
2O,443. Attorney General-James G. Tay-
lor, ll9, 9,44G; Thomas R. Bowden, lOl, ,l29;
scattering, 33i Taylor's majority, 1924.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

General Ames has ordered the command
ers of military posts in Mississippi not to
obey any writ of habeas corpus issued by
United States District or Circuit Courts for
the release of prisoners. Should such wri,
or order be served they are directed to re
port the fact by telegraph.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

Vincent Collier telegraphs from San
Francisco that if Gov. Mitchell's unwise
proclamation declaring the Navajoes out
laws be enforced it will break up the agency
and school at Fort Defiance, as there are no
United States troops nearer than For. Wing,
at seven miles distance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The judicial commission to investigate
the case cf the Cracow nun who had been
imprisoned for twenty years, personally vis'
tied the convent, and found in secret
chamber many medieval instruments of tor.
ture. Among them were iron crosses weigh
ing 80 pounds apiece, heavy weights Of
marble, and crowns and girdles, with sharp,
inward. pointing nails, all for guilty nuns to
wear.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The agitation of the question Of removal
Of the national capital has brought out the
peculiar attractions and advantages of sew
eral Western towns, just as if Rock Island
is not the only place to which there is any
probability of its removal. Even Leaven
worth, Kansas, wants it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

1t is now stated that in case the members
of the Virginia legislature shall be required
to take the iron.clad oath, those Of them
who cannot take it will resign, to the end
that new elections may be held.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

The records Of the State Department
show the following State action on the 18th
amendmentto to the Constitution Of the United
States: Complete ratification, North Caro-
lima, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Wis
consin, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, South
Carolina, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Connecti'
cut, Florida-l2.
Defective ratification. Kansas and Mis-
souri-2. Rejected in Delaware and Ken
tucky
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

Ike Berry, the murderer Of Pratt in the
recent Pekin tragedy, was arrested at Bath,
Mason county, on the night of the 23d, and
lodged in the Pekin jail His capture raised
considerable excitement and threats were
made of lynching him
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25
Thare Is TO he nress bah at Mhita Sul

There IS 70 be press bail at Whlte SUI
phur Springs, Va, on the 3lst, at which
Beauregsrd, Wise, Jesse Bright and the
Turkish Minister will otiiciste as managers.
Gen. Lee is at present at the White Sulphur.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25
pailp argus.
OFFICIAL PAP Il n.

Ad IN Alton, III says woman
died ii ardsville, on Saturday night, OF
Asiatic cholera, and that there was case
of the same disease in Alton on Tuesday
niuht
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with bis Planning Mill, the
L subscriber 10 still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly ON hand .
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, BY The barrel or hundred pounds. Highest
market price paid for Corn. Ths patronage Of
the paklis 10 Esspsetfally solicited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

SOAR AND CANDLES
wsrnouk 4 Ralston's c. 4. per lb......,..pta9!c
Henry Darts Sons Y. +. per lb..,,.,...."..".9te
Star Candles, Ia lga2oo
Pressed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

Chicago market.
TslssrapAsd to the ARass.
csIoAso, August %.
Flour very dull.
Wheat active but lower ,3laa.
Corn firm S5i
Barley LIS.
Provisions nomiually unchanged.
Pork 1880.
Shoulders lSl.
Lard nominal l9tai.
Hams lSsi
Highwines active I, l6.
LIVE srooK.
UNoS SrooK YARDS, August 25.
Cattle moderately actven, closing steady.
Fairto good 81 and 6i and 7.
Hogs quiet, unchanged. Heavy grades dull.
Choice, lower. Receipts 1850. Fair 10 medium
s,SOa9. Good to choice qlalO.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-25

Row York Market.
Teegraphed to tho ARaus,
NHw YoRK, Aug. 20.
Flour-Quiet. No chnngo to note in price
Wheat-li5a50
oorn-Firm, fair demand at l,OSl.
0ats--59a63.
Pork--33,O0.
Lard--lQl.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-10
BEAU MAGASAE
\ NEMNME

lie soussigne, cessant les affaires a Ia
campagne. otfre en- vente. q faniable. son
MAGASIN parlaitement approvisionne
ct achalande, ct Acknowledgement silue d
St.Jacques. rive droite, 81 miles de Ia
Nouvelle. Orleans. "
Une excellente position sur lie aeuve,
pres de l'entree du chemin public du
village de Ia Vacherie. une vieille ct
nombreuse clientele, IN courant daft
faires e,abli depuis lougtemps, un stock
repondant aux besoins de tout genre
de Ia localite, tous ces fats expliquent
Ia prosperi!e bien connue de Get etabiisse-
ment ct sont de nature d offrir u un capt
tai disponible lie placement lie plus avanta'
geux. - I'D
Avec lie magasin ct les marchandises
quill content. seront vendus Ell bloc. une
bonnie maison de residence, une cuisine, un
magasin maTs, &c. &c.
LIE soussigne Sc fait un devoir de remer
cier ses clients ct amis de Ia constante
favour qu'ils lui ont montree, ct il a lhon
neur d'iuvi,er les perso0nes qni auralen'
des reclamations D lui presenter ou des
obligations remplir d son egard, a vouloi'
bien le faire le plus promptement guile
sera possible. II Sc tient des ce moment
leur disposition.
~Sadresser Louis Eymas luimems
aui ofirira aux amateurs les conditions le'
/, plus liberales.
St.Jacques, 5 JUN 1869.
| LOUIS EYMAs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-10

lie corbeau ct Ia pie sont deux Oh
seaux voraces ct ompivores on leur
reproche de trop bien counaitre Pepo-
que de Ia naturite des noix, ct de de-
vorer de temps a autre, dams des mo-
mepts d'egarement sans doute, les Oh
sillons dams les nids. lis aiment par
dessus tout les proies mortes qu'un
cheval mort soft abandonne dams Ia
campagne, on les volt, en- veritables
hippophages. accourir A tire dale de
tous les points de l'horizon pour net
foyer Ia carcasse du quadrupede. sans
s'occuper de lavis du veterinaire pre-
pose 1 Ia visite des chevaux qu'on livre
i Ia concentration. Mais, A cote de
celia, quelle innombrable quantite de
vers, de lirnaces, d'insectes, ne sacri-
fient-ils pas leurs appetits gloutons
Pendant l'automne ct pendant lhiver.
ne les voit-on pas en- bandes nombreu-
ses, dams les champs ct aux abords des
chemins, piochant, c'est le mot, Ia
terre de leurs bees puissants pour trou-
yer des vers blancs ct autres larves
qu'ils decouvrent avec un taelsA tout
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-10

sous Ia caote des ceux L pp les cardnax dams surs
habits dor ct rouge assent les Apes pour 10 acre
devant raCnee ct lie peuple, qu battent des mains
nys chose que seras nuste de no pas voas dire En-
Egype dams DESERT pres de Ia Syre LHoMME ROUGE Jul
apparut dams la montague de Noise pour lui dire 5a
sCa W bien.s .rM tT. aa.s#8 i
Pu Marengo e soir de Ia vicoe, pour Ia seconde lois
et dresss lui peds rHomme Rouge, qu u
dit:
Tu verras monde es genoux, ct u seras emPreur des
Fancas o dItaie mae de Ia Hollande souveran de fEs
psQue du Portugal des Provinces yrienne protecteur do
rAemagne de la Poogne premier sisle dc Ia Legion
d'hOnneur ct tout. ca
Get Hommc Rouge yoyezvous cetait son idee, lui une
manare de pson qu s serva quo dissent pusieu pour
communquer avec son etoe Moi cru celia; mais
Homme Rouge est un fat veble ct Napoleon aparls
meme dit qu u venat dams Les moments durs passer e
re,tst au paais DIS Tuilsries, dams les combles
Done an Napoleon Ia VI 10 sor pour 10 tro
sisme o ct lie furent delbston ben des choses
Lors rEmpereur drot Milan sc fare couronner ro III
talie La commence ysabeusnt le omphe du sodat Pou
,os tout ce qu savat ecc passe oe VOLTA les pensions
les dotatons de duchGs qn peuven dos esos pour etat
msor qu ne coatasnt en ID France ella Legion dhonneu
ourne de rentes pour les smes soda sur esqueese touch
encore ma pension Esu VOLTA lee armses tenues comme
sen etat jsmaisvu
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-10

tie, monarchie, feodalite, fAmerique
dechue aura q sc trainer par toutes
ces douloureuses etapes, a monter a
son tour le calvaire qu'elle ne croyait
pas fait pour ellie. I'm sinistre ct pro-
phetique pressentiment est deja au
fond des ceurs ct s'affirme en- sens di.
vers: pendant que le mecanisme demo-
cratique Sc dtmolit piece a piece, Tor
ganisme monarchique ct Ia hierarchie
religieuse veillent, sont debout ct
pretes a operer sur les ruines qui sopt
leur milieu necessaire, leur champ
d'action predestine. Brigham Young
est en- vedette avec ses Mormons.
CONNIE sill await devine Ia route de
Invasion phis s'echelonnent les
postes avances ct les forts detaches
du Catholicisme. qui en- arriere ses
redoutables citadelles a St-Lonis, a Ia
Nous e lie. Orleans, a New-Yo ork, au Ca
NADIA, au Mexique, a Cuba, dams toute
rAmerique du Sud, coutrees don't Tine
vitable aunexion produira lie plus grand
empire catholique du globe. lie Ca
tholicisrne offre d'avauce ses consola-
tions ct ses secours au malade ameri'
cain, ct 81 Europe entire dansle branle
revolutionnaire, le trone imperial ct le
siege pontifcal deviendrout les arti
ticles lie plus en- demande d'importa-
ton transatlantique. Et maintenant,
que le peuple american execute, 81
lui plait, un autre saut perilleux er
conviant les Barbares l son festin po
litique ct social. II pourra Sc vante'
d'avoir couroune l'edi6ce de ses folies
ct il ne lui restera plus uue seuls faut'
! commettre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-10

tgses 6tabt religion les coches pour Dieu
pour lui.
VIA tout 10 monde content primo les prstres quill empeche
detre acassSs gosdo 10 bourgeois qu fsit commerce.
svoir candre 10 ,sams de ID loi qusat devenue
nuse tero les mobiles qul defend dsre fat mour
await mahsureusement contracts rhabtude
Mais await des ennems baayer ct sendort pas
gamelle, parce que voyezvous. @ taversait e
monde CONNIE u mple tete d'homme
Pour ors pait Italie, sill passait Ia ate par Ia
fenetre regard su Les Autrichiens avaes Ma
rengo CONNIE des goujons par une baleine.
Haou lei ID victoe franchise chans CANINE haut
pour que e monde sntier rentende, ct Ga SUN.
Nous men jouons plus que dissent les Anemands.
- Asea CONNIE q - dissent les autres.
Total Europe t Ia Angleerre met lee pouces Paiz
gsnerale on les ros ct es peupes font mine dc sembser
C'est que rEmpeeur invents Il Legion dhonneur une
bien belle chose alez! g# aa N %
En- France, quill dit Bouogne, devant rsrmse entiere
tout 10 moaAs do couse Douc ID pare cvile qui ra
actions dSclat du sodat e odat fee et,
seront upis sous 10 drspeau de lhonneurs sst t n
Nous autres qu etions ibas dEgypte Tou
stsit change Nous avions asse general IN ren de temps
nous 10 rerouvons empereur Ma fol France .stat donnse
lui, comme uns telle lille ! un lancier. ..@yeea
Or quand fa Ia satisfaction generae peut le dire
sut saine ctremouie CONNIE stait jamais