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SAN DOMINGO jobbers boast that the
President has ''set up" the treaty III such
a manner that its ratification is certain.
The additional evidence" mentioned by
Senator Morton, which is to produce such
changes in the opinions and votes of Sena-
tors, can all be carried in the pockets of
the members.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

A TELEGRAM from Washington was re-
ceiYed on Wall street yesterday, alleging
that funding BAL lad been ayfeeds On
In committee, on the basis of four per
cent bonds, with no compulsory clause on
existing banks and no foreign agencies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR is reported
as saying that the fun rigof of the law
would be melted out to Gen. O'Neill and
other captured Fenian leaders, but that
the administration is disposed to release
the private soldiers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

A RUMoR was current in Washington
Wednesday night that Mr. Banks and Sec
rotary Fish have had some sharp words
overthe policypursued by the Government
inthe Cuban question, and that Gen. Banks
told Secretary Fish he was disgtacing the
name of Americans BY hfs Opposition to
Cuban independence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

Again, tie United States supreme
Court, in the case of Prigg VS.. Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, has decided that
Congress cannot impose any duty on a
State officer, oraenforce the performance
by State officer of any duty; and yet, in
the face of this decision. the 9TH section
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TENNESSEE BOMBS REFUSED BY
.'- COMPTROLLER. .-- t-1

We learn that one of the Foreign In
surance Companies doing business in
this State, yesterday presented nine bonds
of the State, issued to the Tennessee and
Pacific railroad, and one issued to the
Mineral Home railroad, as a compliance
with the law requiring State bonds to be
deposited with the Comptroller prior to
the transaction of any business in the
State by Foreign Insurance Company.
The Comptroller rejected these bonds,
and required deposit of other bonds be-
fore he would issue the necessary certifi-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

A BILL has passed the Senate to change
the judicial circuits of the United States,
and the fifth circuit is composed of the
States of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Tennes-
see
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DLO0D! BLOOD! nLoOD!

This Is the impor ant season of the year-Spring
time-when nature absolutely requires reliable
assistant in driving out the morbic matter collected
In the hood, and unless removed 1t is certain to
produce bilious disorders, derange the syste, and
lay the foundation for dangerous aud fatal dis
eases. MISHLERS HERB Differs is scknowE
Of the present day. 1t is scientifically prepared
compound of alternatives tonics, diureties and di-
aphoretics, and Is highly recommended the most
effective, inyfgOrating, renovating and cleansing
blood remedy in the world For all diseases aris-
ing from the impurities of the blood it is efics-
cious, speedy and agreeable, as Thousands testify
who have given ita fair trial. Over one and half
million bottles sold in 1868
Inay29-deodfw&wlt.sp -.---- =
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GRANT has expressed dissatisfaction
with his accommodations at the White
House, and wants a new mansion, Per-
haps he intends to fight it out on that
line, if it takes him all summer.
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II o. II N u

T1NHE LARGEST AND BEST LINE OF READY
Il made Cashmere and Linen Suits, Gents Fur
nshing Goods, &c, for Men, Youths and Boys
wear. Also, q fine variety OF Cloths Cassimcris
and Vestings, made to order at short notice asd
prices lower than ever. Gall at .a- 49,. :
e.. -.r-..- KIRCHER & ATIENER,
h' = --N Nos. Stand SO South Market Street.
myl7 I'm 1at +; go. n 81 ..L. q. N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

CorrOS was heavy in New York yester-
day, without change in quotations, mid
ding uplands remaining at 22.c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

which are not wrang in their own nature;
ana uhder Mis claas Gyagress nndertakes
e punish aSmans wiIH penalliss created
only BY State laws, and the-laws not-even
recited in the act under which the Gov
eminent pretends to make them efficient
Ia section p the same thing occurs =
Ali through the act there is an attempt
TO enforce upon State officer duties that
the Government cannot institute, or COM
pei one TO perform.
And the end is not yet, for the act con
tains all the odious features of the fugi-
tive slave law, and then creates aa UNI
limited army ofFedprrl officials to execute
its provisions. Again, to indict or con-
vict, mere prima' facie evidence, not the
graOanaen of the offense, Is all that is
required. The whole act is. simply in
famous, and every fair man who reads it
critically will, say So Democrats will
not hesitate to take. it before the people
for discussion, for their judgment will be
ours as to the merits of the bill, To sum
it-up briefly, it is premium upon spies
and informers, created by the Federal
Government against the people and States
ofthe Union. ~- --..r - =. (.
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GOLD opened in New York, yesterday,
at Hat, advanced to ia. and closed
1f4s@fl4s. s'sss. H@ssSa ,ssss a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

TENNESSEE BONDS are quoted in New
York at 61sc for the old issue, and 57Ic
for the new.
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= :
THE GREAT DYsPEPTIC WATER
Allegheny Springs, Montgomery Co,
Viruinfa. s-t. Z


TNTfESE SPRINGS, so FAVORABLY KNOWN
= Il to the public, and whose waters are considered
q specific in Dyspeptic complaints, and StOmsehic
diseases generally, are again ready for the recep-
tion of visitors, and will be open on the lsr DAY
OF JUNE, PROX. E.-.. ..s-.
This Watering Place is delightfully."- situated in a
bend Of the Roanoke river, among the highest
peaks of the Allegheny mountains, possessing rare
attractions of mountain and water scenery COM
bined, within 81 miles of Allegheny Depot on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad the great through
route between the North and South, and is easily
accessible from all parts of the Union
Good four-horse stage coaches, with experienced
and careful drivers, will connect with the trains
an agent will have charge of and accompany the
stages from and to the depot The Western Union
Telegraph Company have an office in the Hotel
An express Office is also established here livery
stable will be kept on the premises.
Visitors will find all the attractions usually
found at a.watering place. -rt ~ z
.- --- 81 REGULAR RATES --s
Per day, 50; per week, $40; per month, $40
- SPECIAL RATES.
For the month OF June. ..........----.... 49, IS
july. .....'-....-......... 20
August. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
July and August .. .......,. I2O
July, Aug. and Sept. -. -. :. $50
Children under twelve and servants, half price.
may27-2w Propretors.
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This contest could be extended much
further, and all to the same purport in
power taken from the people and lodged
in centralized, arbitrary despotism..
.iThings, bad begun, make strong themselves ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

Ii is reported at Washington that the
proposition 10 reconstruct Tennessee is
settled for the present at least.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03
BON AQUA SPRINGS.

THESE SPRINGSwILL BE READY FOR TIE
4 reception Of visitors on the 1sT DAY oS
JUNE. They are situated in Hickman county,
Tenn, on. the N. and n. W. Railroad. C.uiZ
Terms OF Boord-Per week, SO; per
month, S35. 49,, /
A hack will run regularly from Burns statihn 10.
the Springs. WEEMS & BERRY,
may24lm 500
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On Tuesday, 18th Day of June Next,

ON THE PREMISES, THE EXECUTORS OF
" the late Maj. WM. b. LEWIS will close out, at
public sale, all the lands belonging to said estate,
lying east of Browns Greek, and between the
Lebanon and Murfreesboro turnpikes.
The land, about $50 acres is sub-diyided into &c
tracts Of from to u acres, and is admirably
suited for Suburban Residences, Market Gardens,
etc. Nos, Is, %, 80, 81 and 80, fronting on the
Smith Mills pike, and containing each acres, for
beauty Of location not e1celled by anything in
the vicinity of Nashville. :.
This sale is positive and without reserve and must
be made TO close out the estate. There will be no
limit or by-bidding, and the property will be sold
to the highest bidder for what it wi bring.
TERMS -One-fourth cash; balance in twelve
eighteen and twenty-four months with interest
from date, and lien retained
rs- Sale to commence at II O'Clock A NJ
For further information call on A. V. s. Lindsley
Snna. M 40 North College stnass who viii fur
nish plans of the ground, and will show the prem
Uses to all who wish to examine them, or to
". 8. LINDSLEY,
1un2-tds w." 20 go EXecutOrg
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Total. 1921. OOO. 900

- - '''''' ? ~ : ~
The Senate Finance Committee wants
SlS5, 600, 900, gold, in foreign imports,
and $3.50, 900, 900 internal taxes-or, &C
cording to some of their number, only
SIG, AL, 800. This is nice little sum
to handle, and if these men can spend all
they want, and get all they want, the peo-
pie may as well despair of reform short
of total change of Administration. The
above items of estimate are simply
shameful, extravagant and wicked.
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As understood by 4
tue UUOPpUIIvtsu ud-
ninistration of 4
Grant N in 1870; 4
i /. The power to
say who shall votei
taken away from the
States and people, 4
and lodged in thel
Federal Govern
ment, and cannot be
changed except by.
three-fourths of the
State Legislatures
and two-thirds of
.
Congress concur
ring. --',
2. A majority of
the States represent-s
ed in Congress e1er-
else the power of
denying to a minori-
ty of the States their
votes in Congress,
or for President and
Vice President of
the United States.
3. In one-third Of
the Union to-day
there is no State
power exercised ext
cept that springng
from elections con-
trolled by the sol
diery, acting under
the orders of the.
President. >s.-''7
4. States are now
compelled to adopt
con stitutio n al
amendments, under
penalty of loss of
Congressional repre-
sentation if they re-
fuse.
5. Men not in the
military service are
now tried by mill
tary commissions,
and deprived of all
tn g common-law
rights of prisoners.
6. Elections are
now under the con-
troll of the bsyonets
of the Fedell Coy
eminent. II
z. Now o General
in the United States
Army assumes to say
who are, or who are
not, members of the
Legislature of sover
eign States
be extended much
e same purport, in
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. /
4 ~ oTxCE.

TUE TRIAL OF REAPERS AND NOVELS,
Il heretofore postponed. will take pi3ce at Bale
Mead, the farm Of Gen. W. G. Harding, -on 2 "a
ssszz Tuesday Next, 7th OF June,
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\. v. HORSE MIL co
MANUFACTURERS OF

~ MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Hammered Horse Nails.
: Our Nails are manufactured entirely from
"Benzon" Iron, and are unsurpassed by any nail
in market. They are the " a.- ~
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3. The military
forces of the Govern
not allowed under
any circumstances, to
interferein elections.
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i. The people of
each State to say
who shall be voters
within their limits.

-. No State could
be deprived of its
representation in
Congress unless all
the people abstained
from voting for
members to it.
500
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FOR SALE,

A TwO-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, SIX ROOMS,
n on Capitol avenue, between Cherry and SnIn-
mer streets, renting at S45) per annum, at 3d. $50
Thirty feet of Ground, on Church, between
Cherry and College streets, with house on II; for
$500. -s--s 20. 20 - At- IT, .-ie-,',f' I
A large tyo-story Brick building, on Jefferson
street, No. ITO, with eleven rooms, fronting I54
feet, near the corner OF High, for 81, 500
A Brick and Frame House, en southeast corntr
of Cedar and Old Mel eTnore streets, for s., COO.
A Brick House, with four rooms, fronting so feet
on South High street, for 81, 700.
Also, frame House in free territory, for 81 25O
TJOHNS0N&s SMITH, - :
n ay9I-lW --H-.---- Real Estate Agcutss
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Persons leaving Nashville in the morning can
reach the Springs that night at eight O'clock go-
ing by the way Of Cowan and Tracy City. COM
Portable Coach has been put upon the Coal Road,
and good line of Hacks from Tracy City to the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

.gPON THIS PICTURE AND ON
-57. r117 THIS. ~ 4
- -4t4 -,
The Constitution of the United
- states.
As interpreted and As understood by
CaTTTcu- uuJ IN Tue IUcpuUIIguu al
1860: ministration :, of
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5. N o p ers 0 n
could be brought to
trial for a criminal
offense, except be-
fore a jury Of his
countrymen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03

6. All elections
were regulated by
the people of each
State to suit them.
selves. $500. -.
Z. Each Legisla-
ture was the judge OF
the qualifications Of
its members,
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4. No State could
be compelled torati-
fly q constitutional
amendment against
the will of its peo-
pie. ,a..r ..
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP,

rs ACRES OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, o.
the Lebanon pike; soil very tine, small house ant
good fence. Also, 2On, 200 ACRES OF LAND u
this State ard Alabama, for sale, consisting b
mountain lands, mineral and coal lands, stott
farms, etc. A. II. 4 W. P. HURLEY
Real Estate Agents,
junl-t No Maxwell House,
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Beersheba Springs.
TTHIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE
i Wall be opened on ths 10TH OF JUNE for Wis
tiers BY 81 = II = q. "a


of the NICHOLSON HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-03
s,ABILL OF THE PLay. SIR -,

Mr.. Boutwell, and his associates say
they want the following nice little sums
for the next fiscal year:
Civil service and misceIIane-
GUS $50, 600, 600
Pensions and Indians. ............- &c, 600, 600
War Department. .................. 10000, 900
Navy Department. $4,000. 600
Interest on the public debt .127, 900, 600.
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=. ASaihst Inc piOAlSacy, COIfupilOH,
and inbecility of the present government
officials. ~ g.e 8
T. In favor. of holding the public
lands as sacred trust to secure home
steads to actual settlers, and against the
recent action of Congress making grants
to mammoth railroad corporations, al
ready too powerfnland which may become
dangerous to free people. ~ y
.. In favor Of the unconditional re.
peal Of. the recently enacted enforcement
law, il being unconstitutional, unjust; -op.
pressive; an invasion of the rights OF thc
States andsubYersiye of the best intoress
OF the people. -7--zfze = -ii..',-,-... sl
g. In favor of taxation of United
States bonds, equal TO a fair average, of
the amount levied in each State,oh money
loaned. - ..-Ht--5 - 3 --''I g -11s
- Z, In favor of abolishiDg the National
Bank system and substituting Treasury
notes of the United States in Lieu of Ma
tional Bank notes. .fs---.--...- 80,
s. Sympathy with the eItorIs or al
people struggling for self government, and
denunciation of the trucking of the Ad-
ministration to Great Britain and Spain,
and of The efforts of the Radicals to re-
duce whole States to condition Of vas
salage to the General Government. 80
8. Thanks to Senator Thurman and
the Democratic. Representatives in Con-
gress, and inviting all the voters of Ohio,
without regard to past differences to vote
for the ticket nominated upon the platform
adopted. -, --'-' r-
We are satisfied that this platform will
commend itself to the people of the South,
and that they will cofdially wish the De
mocracy of Ohio the triumph which the
soundness of their principles deserve. -
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s.sFANDARD,' HORSE NAH.

Office, 6S West Van Buren, street Factory SC TO
6s West Van Buren,, corner Clinton st., Chicago.
N. O0RWITH, Pres A. W. KINGSLAND, Sec'y
49,, G. ". SMALLEY, Supt,
Send for sample card and price list na3eoi6rn
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RATES OF BOARD.

The Season has Opened
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DISSOLUTION.
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE BUSINESS OF TIE ABOVE FIRNewfI,L
l. bccohtinued from and after this date, MAY
], 1872 At the OLD STAND, -. -.r. g.ar.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-04-02
Les ailments en- action.

Lar trai> It pnr est Nh elixir vital C-lu uui
n'a point acres a CT siimuan invisible mas puis
sant bes"ln dun medicam-nt qui rau,eue la
vigurur l." prlnci pal est de choislr lie mri,!rur.
ia p"pn!arle est 'lne garantir a-sez certae du
merltc du metlcanrnt It d. nom br-usts epr-u
YES ont prouve que les ttters d,. II"Stttrrs s,nt
CO quill y de- m'nx anjuurd hui. c. tonic We
ge,aI est particuliereme'it applicable aux person.
hes que eur e!nplnl uu l.;urs ocrnpat,ns re;ien
nrnt dams les manufactures rnr"rnbrees o.; dams
drs appart-mrnts plus ou m"ns priveS d air ou
c"nlenant IN air iinpur La nature d-s inp,e
dents qni c"mE"'s-nt c-s bitrrs nest pas un
mys'tr'. lis s"nt cnmposts h-rbrs, de lacines
IT d e,'"rces. La 'harmarie a s-S rou,positiuns,
n'ais q'lelrs c"'nposi'ionsl LIE jus dune sru-
planf-. dune srn' racine dune s-ur e,orc.
Sc trouve dams ch,cune de-. Pas me s..u;-
Il ellie ne contlent c"s truls Qualities: tuniuur r..
novatrre IT aperi'Ive T"uS c+~ etm"n,s snnt
coion1u, dams -S bitt.rs d. Hust.i,-r>; 1t c-
nest pas la senl.m-nt quis 81 rerornmaul.ut
c"nmr medlranlent. T. est aussi un uepuratif
dn sang TT un anti ras'n'"qur
Les t'n"sts II: Is a pr"lnit Snr l'nrgauisa
tl"n vltale lalr p'ss .ilr's ht,.ni,rvu d'uxye
ne, s"nt ass n"tnirrS: ii 1nand r,.t air vicie
OH Hlnntr les vaprnr> me ytiru, c lair br-
liant DIES f"ur'aisrs. ella d~vi-nt deietae ct op-
prrsslt Iex'rem-. Pour pnnv"lr ln't-r meme
peEtan' qn'iuu-S h"ut> i'ar inlr ro,ltr. Tintlu-
ence d un air vire, i. ->t .1ere,sAil+ de pr-udrr
un t"'ilnr tprtltant ct ren,vht-il1, IT On n peut
ri''n de>Her de .m"ii;rur qn is El'.srt.rr Bt,ers,
qui rst ~ans rival CONNIE satutal,r 4 ia saute for
tifiant ct renovat-ur
The Opelousas courier., 1870-04-02


= Nous appel"ns l'attention de ceux
que celia concerne sur l.. veute de Phabi-
eation du Port Barre, qui aura lieu.le q
dc &C m"is- L'importapce de ce point,
rslativemsnt 4 notre Vile, All Grand Co.
sssa, ct en- an mot 4 toute cette partie de
10 parOiase situes all aud du Port Barre,
doit naturellcment attirer l'attsntiun des
sp<culstsurs, du commerce., ct de ceux
qui desirent fairs do cetts situation un
village qui pr"greassra raridemsnt. II
70 dejA Ia I'm magasin de depot qui dcs-
cert le Petit Bois, la Prairie Gros Che
sF~uil. Aruaudvillc, Grand Cotrau, &c.
L'hsbitatisn du Port Barre rontirnt
doaze cent einquante acres ellie est 81
saSe aPenbouchure du Bayou T6che, sur
10 Courtableau, ct peut 6tre appel6s la
tste dc 10 navigation en eaux basses.
Cetts belle habitation sera divis9e en-
aaoreeaux qui admettront vingt ct quel-
ques acqu6reura.
Pour les details ct Les conditions, qui
ssront favorables aux acquereurs, nous
setArons rannonce dams une autre CO.
lsnne.
The Opelousas courier., 1870-04-02
Le Nouveau Bill dit d'Egalite.

(Ertrait de "a Aos:!!s de la Nouoelt Orleans du 80
De meme que M. Warmoth aspirs etre
admi< d:lns les c"rcles resp ctab|es de la
socicte, aius les geus de couleur, libres d.
n ,issance, ont lambitIon 4 etre adrnis dar-
les cafes, dams les restaurants e, les theatres
sur uu pied d'egalite parfai,s ave les
blancs q est lsur dada favori, ct rlcn he
les Gu fait demvrdre. La cause de l'egaite
-mot qu il he faut pas confoudre avcc le-
gaite CIR on veut employer des moyens tres
ilIesaux pour Ia soutenir-a dss champions
devvues que rien ne rebuie L'un a in
tcnte un process au direct ur de !'opera de
want Ia c.pur des Etats- Uuis Ell S. tondant
sur 10 bill de- droits civ!l$ un autre fait
otter devaut uuc cour d Etat lie r-oprietaire
dun grand statlisscmeot de la rue du Canal
auqusl il d.mand, 81, 800 de d"rnmagss ct
n'erets a propos d u" vcrre de soda refuse.
Mais IttcbevsIier par excellence de la cause,
c'est NJ Isabel de IL Chambre, un legisla
teur de Ia meme cQuleur que SOU nou, ct
qui parait tres conv"lncu que les lois sont
com me lvs e,~ives, s>t-a dire qua force
etre re, {. ees Giles fnissent par etacer
les couleurs
NJ Isabels Went, pour Ia 'roisiene fois,
6epuis le debut de- Ia Legislature I"ut il a
ee luue de~ Iumiercs, de trire ad"pter par
les deux Chan bres unc Ioi decr6tant l'abo.
iton la plus complete des couleurs. IL.
premiere loi etc annulIes par uu veto du
gouverucur-lcs mechanics au1urs conlne
II Wick;iffe out bsaucoup jase d propos
de ce veto.
Lx secJnde loi ivite le sort de- Ia pre-
miere, ellr recu les hol.neurs de inscr-
ton au journal oficiel. Mi, H. a de- celia
plus un -au, et sans le pro' ts iait All colo
mel Dumontei pour ce fameu1 yerre de- So
da. on pourrait dire qus La ol est res'ee
uns le'tre morte Comme les ar,ncs mal
chargees, ellie fait long feu. ct ellie est
plus bonus q rien
NJ Isabelle ue s'est pas laisse decoursger
par s.s inpucces precedrntes. Sulvant lev
precepte~ de Fart poetique. il = remls une
,roi:iema fois son Outrage sur lo netier. ct
voici e chef d euvre quill reussi . faire
endos>or Par scs co.egues des dcux Cham
bie>:
Acte pour empecher tou'e distinction in.
juste paI #apI'ort q la race ct a 10 couleur
ct pour pourvoir aux rnoyens d. met'rs ls
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