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~MooRE and his stumpers professet

EM MOORE and his stumpers professed
great love for the soldiers during the
campaign last year. GRosvESoR talked
q, heap about "that old blue coat. y
Wonder if that love continues. Is Gen.
w. p. RICHARDSON to be removed from
the Office of Collector Be careful E.
Fl. how YOU act in this matter. Gen.
RICHARDSON was at the front fighting
while you covered at your home in
Athens.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

EEThe order Of the Treasury Depart
ment forbidding the payment of taxes in
national bank notes the least mutilated,no
matter how neatly repaired, has called
forth protests from Collectors, who:say
it win be utterly impossible to collect
taxes, unless they can receive such na-
tional bank notes as pass current in all
btisi1ess transactions and are received on
deposit by all banking institutions.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

gWiil some patriotic Radical point
out the prosperity and good times that
were to follow the election Of GRANT
The people are worse oppressed to day
than they ever were before, and money
mattcrs are growing tighter and tighter
every day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13
In,peacher Ashley.

/. Last fall the great impeacher JAMES
III. ASHLEY, OF the 10th Ohio District,
was laid aside and Democrat elected
from his District Now GRANT, the pro-
tector of the whole batch of "lame
ducks" in the Radical party, comes to
hIs relief by nominating him for the
Governorship of Montana Territory
This reminds us that, eight years ago,
ASHLEY worked very hard to secure the
Surveyorship of Colorado for his Dear
CASE To CASE he wrote from Wash
inaton, March u, 1861: "Now, FRANK,
this is the best office, in my judgment,
IN the gift of the President, and / would
resign to-day il l was sure could keep
it four years. If you get it, l want to
unite with you as . full partner in all
land speculations and town sites. To
'Dear CASE he wrote again, March Is,
1861 ;: Il want to have an interest with
you, If get the place, in the city and
town lot speculations;; and further: Il
will probably be chairman Of the Com
mittee on Territories if we can carry out
theprogramne to elect GROW Speaker,
and your brother, CHARLEY CASE, Clerk,
and then l will know all the proposed
expenditures in the Territories and post
you in advance" And the anxious
ASHLEY, wrote yet again to ''Dear CAsI'
the next day, March 10, 1861: "Now, if
l get this, 1 want to be full copartncr
with you in the purchase of all the real
estate that you may make in the Terri
tory. have spent good deal of time
and some money to get this place, and if
do get it hope you will go with me.
have drawn up the enclosed agreement,
which Iwish you would sign," &c.
Now, wouldn't this ASHLEY be pretty
fellow to send out as Governor, with full
swing in fresh Territory Wouldn't
he, now, Mr. GRANT?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

kgSrASGLER and ARNOLD, two Of the
men sentenced to the Dry Tortugas, ar
rived at Baltimore on the 9Th inst, DR.
MUDD is at his home in Maryland, hav-
ing been released some time since.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

bT San Francisco takes unkindly to
libel suits against newspapers. A jury
disposed of another case against the Bull
letin in precisely three minutes. The
claim was $4,000 damages. The claim
ant can now hare the privilege ofpaying
the costs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13
REGULAR
Gin c I N n Al & M aFietta
Passenger steamer
E D [ N B U r G. H ;.
!. L. THoxrso,, MASTER. CIV. Troxrsos, ,cli.

Leaves Mattamoras for Cincinnati every
Thursday at l2 o'clock n.
Leaves Marietta for Cincinnati every Thurs.
day at 7oclock P N.
Leaves Parkersburg for Cincinnati svery Fri
day at IL o'clock Il.
Leaves Cincinnati for Marietta every Monday
at 8 o'clock P.M. f .
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TallC Notice.

The Editor Of THE SPIRIT has removed
his Office. to the front room Of the dwell.
ling house, one door South of the print.
ing Office, where all business connected
with THE Spirit will be transacted. No
tics the sign: sy- SpInIT OFFICE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

EEWe find the following astounding
item in an exchange:
"a white man recently took out IL
cense in Wilmington, North Carolina, to
marry white woman"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Scalawag WARMorH, Governor of
Louisiana, has been indicted by the
Criminal Court at New Orleans for shay
ing forcibly and eauselessly elected the
State Auditor from his Office
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

EgAn exchanges asks "When will the
Union be restored? p When the last
Radical thief, Reconstructionist and plum
derer is driven from power and place and
not before.
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-She Negro Amendment.

We have the following from Colum
bus:i
"Ihc House by a vote of Al yeas to
s6,navs, has adopted joint resolution
rejecting,thc proposed Fifteenth Amend
ment to the United States Constitution,
which provides for negro suffrage in all
the States. The House resolution has
been read in the Senate, but not yet act
ed on
We think this matter should have been
raade the issue of the campaign. The
people would have voted it down by 40.
coo majority and routed Radicalism from
power at the same time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

ERA Toledo paper mentions young
Indian there who considers himself in
full dress when he has red flannel
stEing around his neck.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

b@ Special attention giren to Fdns,lies
moci'ag.-They will be conveyed from the Edin-
burgh to Road or Boat on which she reshipa
without any additional charge, and thsir
goods and baggage carefully marked, checked
aud shipped, all going through BY the same
boat or train, and bills of lading and checks
given to the owners, thus avoiding to those
unacoustomed to travelling the risk Of being
imposed upon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Freight or Passengers receipted through
by Rail or River, to any point where car
or boat runs.
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ter, who is hired by the country for 9TH
er business, is doing the work of the
Secretary. The latter will no doubt be
able to receipt for his quarterly stipend.
A man with three ears has been seen
on the streets of Baltimore. One of the
three was between his teeth.
Ducks eggs are declared by Phila-
delphia doctor to be 4 positive cure for
palpitation of the heart. Quackery!
Minister Hale, it is rumored, had SUI
usual privileges in the palace of Queen
Isabella. The ''unusuar' is rcassuring.
The Providence Methodist Confer
ence has resolved to admit no man to
membership who uses tobacco, except
for medical purposes.
Bengal is nice place to live in. 1t
has sixty-seven public holidays annual
ly, besides Sundays.
An Iowa paper reports the hoop-pole
crop ripe, and that it is harvesting in
good condition. The frost did not in
jure it,
Henry A. Wise is very poor. The
Irish Literary Association of Memphis,
Tennessee, recently presented him with
seven hundred dollars.
Some New York clergymen are to be
prosecuted for not complying with the
law in regard to making returns for
marriages.
A negro was drowned by a catfish in
Lake Concordia, opposite Natchez, Miss,
few days since. The negro was try
ing to haul the catfish ont, but the fish
hauled him in, and he was drowned be-
fore assistance could be rendered.
Cleveland is proud Of q citizen wo-
man who has had seven husbands with
in eight years. One was killed in the army
and another in street fight. The 9TH
er five survive, she having been divorced
from four of them. Her daughter has
been twice married and divorced, and is
now ready to snap up third man be-
fore her seventeenth birthday comes
round
Attorney General Hoar Is Unitarian,
Secretary of the Interior Cox is a Swed-
enborgian, Secretary of the Navy Borie
is a Catholic, ex Secretary of State
Washburne is a Universalist, Secretary
of State Fish is Dutch Reformer, ex-
Secretary Stewart is Presbyterian, and
Postmaster General Creswell eschews
churches altogether.
A certain paterfamilias residing near
Winstec', Connecticut, and who is in the
habit of exacting of his household a
strict fulfilment of all devotional duties,
recently heard terrible racket among
the youngsters in their dormitory. Go
ing to tile staircase, he sternly demand
ed to know what was the matter up
there. The following was the explicit
reply: "Iiarry Won't let me say nv
prayers, &--him?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

o THE UNION AS 1T WAS. AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT IS"
IL hold tbatIHIs Government was made
~ the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
hEN, for the BENEFIT Of WHITE MEN
snd their POSTERITY forever. Ste
rhen 4. Douglas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Ny Att lection on the 9th inst,
G sy&ahs. o., was carried BY the Demo
.er.i. hy 7:t'6'0 snsiority 80.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

ES-Like master like man. The new
Commissioner of Internal Revenue be-
gins the campaign as follows:
Delano, omn,issioner---salary $1,000
Smith, Delano's old law partner, Solicit
or-salary, 1900
John Delano, Delano's son, Secretary
salary 1900
Clarke, brother-in-law to young Delano
and son-in.law to old Delano, Assistant
Clerk--salary, 1000
After these we may look for the spec
dy appointment to fat positions of the
rest of Dclanos relations, young Della
nos relations, Smith relations, Clarke's
relations and then Delano's old friends,
young DSano's old friends, Smiths old
friends, and Clarke:s old friends. How
the country is off for Clarkes and Della
nos we have no means of computing ::
hut there is full supply of Smiths
Fortunately, however, the Treasury off
ers good many places
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

EEKing FERDINAND, of Portugal, has
positively declined the Crown of Spain.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13
WootlsiseId. April I3. 1869.

~ union Of hearts, union OF hands,
,,a A union that mono may sever;
A union sf lakes, 8 union Of lands,
The AMERICAN USIoN FOREVER"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

AEJob work of all kinds
executed with neatness. and
dinistSh. Give us d call.
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THROUGH TICKETS will be given by the
"Bdinburgh" CHEAPER than BY any other
Line, Boat or Railroad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

A. RADICAL Tool BRouGHT TO GRIEF.
"A Radical ward politician was, arrest
ed in New York, the I'd inst, for subor
nation Of perjury, in producing false
testimony OF frauds in the late election.
to be presented to the Congressional
Committee .-' Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Accommodations and Faro not excelled
by any packet boat on the river.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

ALL SMokE-The cigar man at the
White House.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Laconia. New Hampshire, was recent
ly astonished by shower of small fish
during rain storm.
The nomination Of James Wadsworth
for United States Marshal of New York
City causes the bittercst denunciation
among New York Republicans. He was
however, the principal contributor to
purchase for Grant the famous painting
of "Farragut before the Mas"
Two needles swallowed fifteen years
ago by two ladies in Ironton, Ohio, have
recently made their exit within few
days of each other, one coming out at
the breast and the other at the shoulder
blade. Both ladies have suffered from
consumptiTe symptoms during the ff'
teen years.
In executive session, on the Sd inst,
the nomination of Longstreet for Sur
veyor of the port of New Orleans, was
debated briefly, when vote was deman
ded and he was confirmed, by ayes rs,
nays 10. Every Senator lodged who
could, and all who could not dodge pair.
sA Of:
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Found Guilty,

John A. Smith, the late Radical Treas
ucer Of Logan County, was tried before
the Court of Common Pleas of that
county the week before last, and found
guilty, by a jury, Of changing the Tax
Duplicate 50 as to dcfraud taxpayers
The same Smith is one of the leading
Radicals of that Puritanical county, and
a leading and enthusiastic canting hyp-
ocrite in one of the "trooly loir' chur-
ches of Bellefontaine-one of the kind
that lately assembled at the Court house
in that place to pray for General Grant.
On Sundays he used to carry his Bible
in his hand, tc make people believe he
was true Christian, while on week days
he was engaged in the practice of steal
ing from them This is Radicalism and
Puritanism unmasked.-HardiA County
(Ohio) Democrat.
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EFThe Democrats carried the elec,
ton at Leayenworth, Kansas.
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Mexican News.

New YORK, April 5.-The Heralds
Mexico correspondent says: The civil
war in the State Of Tamaulipas contin-
ues to rage with unabated fury.
A party of rebels, under Vergas, de-
feated Escobedo's troops near Villa
grasa, capturing his equipage, archives
and $4,000 in specie. The same party
attacked the city of Linares, but was
rcpulsed with heavy loss.
Escobedo's policy toward the rebels
is of the most bloody and relentless
character Nothing but determination
satisfies him. He has given orders to
have shot all foreigners who are not
provided with passports.
Two American traders, on their re-
turn from Saltillo to the Rio Grande,
were robbed by the military, shot, and
their bodies hung upon trees.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-13

Steamers BAYARD, EXPRESS and CARRIs
Brooks connect with the Edinburgh At Par
kersburg every Friday morning.
All the above splendid packets drop along.
side and transfers are made without thsl
freight or passengers going on shore. kss.
tual reductions will be made by the Rim
burgh and any of the above nameapsckp >
cts from local rates.
Bayard leaves Pittsburgh for PSrketSbssd,
every Thursday at IL O'clock. II.
Bayard leaves Wheeling for Parksrburg
every Thursday at S o'oioeNRx.
Express leaves Wheslingy for Parkersbars
every Thursday at IL o'clock An.
Carrie Brooks leaves GAINESVILLE for Parkers-
burg every Thursday morning.
Agents, HALL & BEST,
Marietta, 0his.
RgBINSON 4 MOsSErr
Cincinnati, Ohio.
@For further information address g, ",
Thompson, care Of any Of the above named
Agents, neh2ans,
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EE Borie, it is said, suffers from q
severe nervous complaint, and thus
blends physical with his already known
mental incapacity for his place in the
Navy Department He will probably
resign as soon as he. gets back, out Of
the salary, the money he contributed to
Grants house. In the meanwhile Por-
ter, who is hired by the country for 9TH
er business, is doing the work of the
Secretary. The latter will no doubt be
able to receipt for his quarterly stipend.
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KNOXVILLE, April 3,--At an early
hour this me rning, the city was thron
ged with the old friends of Andrew
Johnson, who assembled in groups and
anxiously discussed his former triumphs.
He was met at the train by delegation
at eleven o'clock and escorted to the
Lamar House. He was introduced to a
crowd of about 5000 persons by Mr.
Nelson, and made q brief but character
istic speech, in which he said he had
tried to protect the Constitution, and
ell he asked was an examination of his
record. He intended to devote the re-
mainder of his life as a private citizen,
to the vindication of his official life and
native State, and the obloquy cast upon
them.
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New YORK, April THE Herald's
Havana special says: The Spanish war
steamer which brought in the steamer
Commanditario and prisoners also
brought five persons found on board
They are now being tried by naval
courtnartial and if convicted will be
hanged or shot Immediately. Six hun
dred artillerymen arrived from Cienfue-
gos, the volunteers welcoming them in
professions on their arrival, during
which the flag of free Cuba was dragged
and trampled on amid much enthusiasm.
A special to the Herald, dated Havana,
9th, says: 1t is known here that the au-
thorities at Washington are aware that
two expeditions are preparing to leave
Mississippi. Admiral Hoff has been Or.
dered to prevent them from effecting a
landing and also to watch the move
ments of Peruvian monitors.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Fresi-
dent at noon to-day signed the Civil
Tenure. Of Office Act, and it is, therefore
a law. He did this on the opinion of
the Attorney general, that even if the
expiration of session of the Senate
restored a suspended officer, the Presi-
dent had the power, under the law, to
suspend him This view is diametrical-
ly opposite to that entertained by the
leading members of the Senate, so that
if case arises Grant will again find
himself in position to surrender to the
Senate.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-The United
States steamer Saginaw arrived at Vic
toria April Sd from Sitka, touching
Forts Wrangle, Simpson and Rupert on
the way down. Since the Indian diff
Guilty the fur trade at Sitka is entirely
suspended and the Indians are afraid to
approach the town. The Kaka tribe
are terror stricken at the destruction of
their villages and it is thought would
surrender the murderers of the two
white men. The military authorities Of
the United States dare not harbor them.
The weather at Sitka was wet and disa-
greeable. All we'll at Forts Wrangle,
Simpson and Rupert. Indians quiet
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The following returns of township
elections are all we have received up to
Monday: ...
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-24

Plus darm6e, entendezvous plus de generaux plns de
sergen meme Pour los u e gne de la msere ct de la
am rgne eons reeement tous egaux On ne pensa
qua revor France ron pc bsat pour ramasser son
fus nj argent ct chacun aat devant u arme voonte
soucer de Ia gore Enfn temps ea manvas Que
Empeeur ma plus eoe II await queque chose entire
10 ce ct lu #H. ..... ... "
Pauvre homme quill ea malade de vor aiees contrel
de- la victore Et ca lui donne une severe, allez
Arrive la Bsrezina lei ams Pom peut ahirmer par
&c qu de plus sace honneur que, depus quill des
hommes ama grand amas setait parele icasee
darmee de voures darere dams de paree neige
ce parelemen ingra lie des usils brdat Ia
main, si vous touchiez, tant il 6tait froid
Cest que rarmee sauvee par les poatonnes qu son
sodes poste, ct on set paratemen comportt
Gondn naf dc village e seul yyant des assez
entes pour METRE eau afn de bar les points
que!s armee passe des Russes qu ayaen
core respect pour grande arm6e rapport victories
Et (dit ill., monran Gondrn I e regardait fatten
ou particuee sourds), Gondn est trouper n,
oupier dhonncur meme qui mse plus grands egards
Jai vi lEmpereur debout pres du pont nmobe, nayan
point froid.
Etaitce encore nsturell
regardat perte de tresors de ans d. ~ veu,
Egyptiens Bah. tout passa les smmes les fon: ar!
Ierio ea eoasonns rnsnas rl1s Les Plus cocrag7
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-24
BEAU MAnASiW
n NEMNNE
leurs carre,

lie soussigne, cessant les alfaires Ia
campague. otlre en- vente, Il Famable, sou
MAGASIN parfaitement approvisionn6
ct achalande, ct admirablement situe a
St,Iacques, rive droitc, 81 miles dc la
Nouvellc Orleans.
Une exceIente position sur ls aeuve,
pres de rentree du chemin public du
village De la Vachcrie, unc vieillc ct
nombrcuse clientele, un courant d'af
faires 6tabi depuis longtemps, IN stock
repondant aux besoins de tout genre
de Ia localte, tous ccs fats eXpliquent
Ia prosperitG bien connue de Get etablisse-
ment ct sont dc nature q oiirir d un capi
tai disponible lie placement le plus avan'a
geux.
Avec lie magasin ct les marchandises
dull content. seront vendus en- bloc, uhc
bonne maison de residence, unc cuisile, un
magasin a maIs, &c. &c.
lie soussigne Sc fait un devoir de remer.
cier ses clients ct amis de Ia coustante
favour qu'ils lai ont montrec, ct il fhon'
neur d'.nviter les personnes qui anralent
DE, reclamations q lui presenter ou des
obligations 4 remplir son 6gard, voulolr
bien le f,ire lie plus promptement quill lenr
sera possible. II sc tient des &C moment n
leur disposition.
py-S'adrcsser Louis Eymas luimeme
ani ofi'rira aux amateurs les conditions les
plus liberales. -----
St-Jacques, 5 JUN 1869.
LOUIS EYMas.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-07-24

CONNIE on le fait top souvent ct en-
toutes choses. Dn rcstc, lc pauvrc aui.
NAL semblc comprendre le dtgout Qu il
inspire 4 ceux a qui il rend dc 81
grands services, tant il soin de Sc de-
rober a 'ours regards Tout le jour il
reste b'otti sous unc pierre, sous le
scuil de votre maison, d'ou il hasardc
de temps ell temps son melancoIiqne
pi p0u !--Aussit6t la mutt venue, il
sort de sa modesto retraite pour en'rcr
en- chasse, ct, tant que dure la mutt, il
detruit chenilles, limaces, cloportes ct
vers de terre. A lapproche du jour, il
Sc hate de rentrer dams son domicile.
Malheur a lui, sill Sc trouvc en- retard'
lie jardinier matipal ct routinier lui
inHigera sans merci la peine de mort.
Pourquoi l'Gcrascs-tu? c'cst ton allie:
grace sa chase nocturne, ton potager
ma pas etc devaste par tes ennemis; il
sauvegarde ties salades des atteintcs
des chenilles ct des lmaccs, contre les
queles, seul, tn ne peux que bien pen
dc chose. 81 le jour le suprend ct quill
Sc blottissc sous une plantc, laisse-le
reposer, il bien gagne lie droit de
dormir a rombre du chou quill de-
fendu Ia mutt prec6dente
Les Angiais aprrecicnt mieux sor
utilize: Londres, il y des marchand:
de crapauds. ne riez pas, lectcurs de!
marchands dc vrais crapauds, ct LEI
maraichers sont bien heureux Taller
s'appyovisionner contre argent comp
tant, aupres de ces trati ,uants, lorsqn'
les limaces ct les chenilles infcston
leurs cares. J.B. WEBER.
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JOHN II. rOiILHAUS.

gardaent les ages parce quo les ags yoyezous cet 10
France ca tout aures cetat lhonneur du civil ct du
mtare qu devat roster ct pas baser la tee
du frod On rechaut guerc que pres de rEmpecur
puisque quand ttait danger aecouron 2ee
qui arreons pas pour tendre Ia main de amis On
dit auss quill peura Ia mutt pauvre sme dc sodats.
MY await que ui ct des FraDeas rer de Ia ct on
sen est tire mais des pees ct de gandes perte
dis Les lies avaent mango wires
Tout commencait lie trahir, ui await lit Homme
Rouge Les bayards de Paris qn asaien depus etabse
de In garde mperae, 10 croent ct
conspaon Oh on met dcdans peet de police pour
Empereur apprend choses taquine ct
il dit quand il est part:
sAdieu. ensnts gardez les poes, je vas reyenrs
Bah gen6rax battent Ia beogue ui nsait
plus Les marechax dissent des sctses font des bdes
cetat naure Napoleon qu ea bon homme, les await
nourrs dor lis devcnaent gras lard qus vouaent plus
marcher Ia les maeus parce que puseus
garrison otcr lie dos des ennems deare les
ques s etaent anls qu poussat ver Ia France
Ma Empcreur revient des conscrts do mcx
conscrt. aaxques ehangea e moral paratemen Ut des
chens fn modre quiconque, dcs bougeo. sards
dhonneur belle troupe qn odu du beurre
gril.
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