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OHARLEsroN, May 5. -Arrived-steam-
or Sea Gull, Baltimore. Sailed-brig
/ iNormans, by Savan nah; schooners Ocean
Traveller, Philadelphia; Ohas. Pomeroy.
Baltimore: steamer Fall River, Philadel-
phin;s %' & a1s. s. if
+ HARTFoRD,i May 4.-The Democratic
; members. of the committee to review the
report of the canvnssers do not partici-
pate ih the investiga ion.
/ BOSTON, May 4.-NearIy every town
in Massachusetts voted no on tho oues.
tion OF licensing the sale of beer and
ole. 80
N1AaARA, ONrAR1o, May 4.-The life.
boat belonging to Fort Niagara got
adrift during gale. and boat manned
by six soldiers and Lieutenants L. G.
.Ashbury and j. Q. Morris stnrted in pur.
. suit, but their boat capsized and all were
lost. ".
SAN FRANo1soo. May 4.-Tho Medical
Convention. had prolonged discussion
over the admission of female delegates,
though none are present. The frat
prize was awarded to E. r. Taylor, of
Sacramento, for an essay on the chemical
constitution OF bile. The second to
Benjamin Howard, Of New York, for an an
essay on artificial respiration in drown.
49, o. : . +
The following are the new officers of
the Medical Association: President, D.
w. Ysndell, General JOS. E. Johnston's 8
Medical Director; Vice.P Presidents, Thos.
NJ. Logan, California; @. Lives. Alatacaa
r.: NJ. Mitchell, Alabama; J. K. Bartlett,
Wisconsin. The next meeting will be
held dn Philadelphia.
RocHksTEh, NJ ~ 5.-The strikers at
the great Erie hreak bnva eurrandarad
and repairs nre progressing.
SYRACUSE, May 5.-Two disrepntable
4 characters were burned to death with
( Dings bagnio, to-day.
iss CHICAGO, May 5.-A girl, twenty-five
years old, drowned herself today. She
left "a. nots. declaring that sho was so.
sduced, urder promise OF marriage. by
SSamae, q. Norton. Norton nus lied,
lenving .newly-nlarried wife.
Tho sentence OF the Ecclesiastical
Court degrades Cheny from the ministry.
MRMpH1s, May 5.-The articles o1
consolidation between tho Mississippi
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MoLAssEs,C ,Cuba,35W 50
New Orl'ns $4,000
Sugar H'sc.. G0GL9O
NAILS, T} keg5 50GDG 90
ONIONS. t}bus1 75W2 90
Oil. Korosene,g450D5O
Machinery. .75Q1l 20
SPECIE, Gold Q11 %
Silver. -. GDl O4
PoTAT's, Iris l 00ak4 co
Sweet. bus 90QD1 90
RIoE, Carolina fb 9lLlO
Snor, Dbag. 2 50Qo3 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 1909 20
SOAP, 9Th, .7A@1O
SPIRITS, Alcolol,g ,gl5 90
Brandy "A 00@12 90
Gin. % 00@7 so
Rum. q 00Qb7 90
Whtskoy.. 4 3504 90
SUGAR, Crus u P15@0l6
Brown........12 .12W14
STARCH, % ID. 8AQtl0
Tea, Green tbl 00@e2 20
Black, Il 00@l 10
TOBACCO, Cliw.60@Dl Oh
Smoking ID. .500I1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@C0
FrOncll. !. @i 90
WINE, Cham. 28@35 90
Port, 00@5 50
Shorty. 1907 90
Madeira. 8 00GI8 %
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a servant girl. washing pavement in
New York. early Saturday morning, was
roughly nccosted by ncighbor, who
ordered her to stop. She did not, md
nm alteration ensued, which finally ut
tracted her employer, nm aged and very
fnt gentleman, and police officer, who
arrested the girl and took her to the sta
tion house. The gentleman, who was
very much excited, started after them,
but had gone but short distance when
he fell dead in the street.
A United States Judge in Idaho, on
taking up paper short time since,
read the appointment of his successor.
He hastened to Washington to look into
the car,se OF Ills removal, when he found
some kind friend had forged his name 10
q letter OF resignation, md an abusiy @
one OF that.
On Thurs Icy evening, at G.05, Sam
Coiiyer, the well.known light weight,
left Richmond on foot for Petersburg. on
a wager OF 5000 that he could reach it in
three honrs and fifteen minutes. He ar
rived at 0. 16-fye minutes within time
winning the money.
While Senior Correso, President of the
Panama Republic, was recently on q tour
in the interior. the house he occupied
was surrounded by revolutionists who ir :
tended to kili him. The emergency Was
urgent, and the Senor, sinking ceremo-
ny, escaped in his night dress.
On March 25tb. Chill vas visited by
tho most violent earthquake since 1851.
Many buildings in Valparaiso and Santi-
ago were damaged. The rocking CON
tinued throughout the day. At night
people camped in the squares and fields.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURl.ENr.
joRNEcTED WEEKLY by THE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, fibu.l 00Qy2 10
BAGdlHo, ..22993
BALE l;orE, Manil, ,GD25
N. N.Y.orWcsYib 8@l2
BUTTER, North. 40Q15O
Country, 54 ib.20@SO
BACON. llams.12An22
Sides, u ib11.QDl3
Shoulders -. 100l1
CANDLES, Sperm40@70
Adamantin Q ib15@lG
CorroN YAnN1 3O@I 40
CoTToN,Stct NJ, II
Middiing -. .18
Low Alidl'g,. -. 12
Good Ordny,.... IL
Ordinary. iii
CHEESE, j.. D. b. 20@25
"SsoA -. .1OSSEH
COFFEE, Rio, 35lb17@22
L Lnguayra .21Gb23
Java .28D30
FLoun, Co. z 50@100 90
Northern. 500I1 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat IL 40Ol 80
Oats. 00Q1l 90
Pens .....1 1001 25
Hay. North, Dcwt.2 50
HIDES, Dry, tblbl2A@lB
trcon .@8
LARD, J} ID. !. 15@17
LINE, b Dbl. 2 G5052 rs
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:, Genuine imported Curacoa, Absyntho and
Maraschino, at foLLocK's
Tho coolest Lager in the city can l,c had Mt
PoLLocK's. t'
= II you want your .hirs! 1uerchcd, call at
ger, call at PoLLooXs.
Ia co at PoILOcI's
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\ Nor MUoH 3''SET BAUK. I'm every
house in the land where the patter Of lit.
tie feet is heard and young voices awake
the echoes OF home, there is one who, in
tho reproving, triumphant tones of the
elder Weller when speaking of '.Sam.
my's" eldest, is "a great rogue-an
atCfM, child" Our doctor has just such
three year old boy. who is MS restless as
q squirrel, and always into somo mis-.
chief. Escaping into the street, O short
time ago. he joined ragged crowd at
the corner, who were scraping on sugar
hogshead that the grocer hud Just
emptied. When found, his condition
can be better imagined than described.
His clothes were begrimmed with dirt
and sugar, and helooked as if he had
never seen wnter. When family con
sultation was held, the doctor suggested
as punishment that lie should be kent
in bed all tile next day. So when he
awoke in tho morning and got up, his
mother said: "You have no clothes to
wear. Martin; you dirtied them all yes
terday, and must stay in bed to-day. ["
Sho confidently expected that ho would
be completely conquered and melted to
tears Mt once, but instead lie sprung gaily
into bed, and drawing the covering M,
exclaimed. s'Aint bed jolly place-it
will be ine to lay hero all day. BRING
me good breakfast, mai"
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RivsR ]a8d ,RahHaaI hailr5gd Tl.I the

RivsR ga RahBaaa5 hailEbgd I'D The
Gulf Railroad Company, were signed to-
day. The lease Of, the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad. to tho Louisville and
asa Msy az
Com mittee, at 9 speoiai meeting, passed
reaoi1tionS disaPprovi6g Grants treat
nem; ens e. saInot ,a1;a as: saa alHo Grants San
Coburn:a wife died to-day; under cir.
cumstances whiohf will demand ooro.
ner's Investigation All outside bets will
be !, Declared of il Made insists upon q
light, under the oirc1mstahaes. J, =
The creditors Of the, Alabama aud
Chattanooga Railroad: have filed a petit
ition, that the road WILDE Declared bank
rupt. a..,:is:'t : Ai'rf 'Hil,:r'
;s ;S, The railroads Hence. to. Washington
have compromised, sand through tickets
-can;nnw be soldsr SlaNai r;o ',iaon.t-
Ilouisy1thE, Mpy 5: 4The City Coun-
:eil. lest pigft,, repealed the. ordinance
s4hmltting to the. people the questions
giving S1ah;O00a to the Louisville aud
Nashville Road, in aid of Southern con-
nectiors sa%9s E,5,7i
Fl WAsHrNdaToN, May 3..-Caiplt. Sobam. !
mmerhorn, of the U. S. Marine service.
has beon retired. Census Superintend-
ent Walker has returned. Impeachment
Ashley has been appointed to define the
boundaries, of, the Cherokee country.
Gushing, now acting in behalf Of Mexi-
90 before the. Mexican Commission. has
been appointed attorney for. tie United
States against Spain,, under. Sicklen: ar
rangement for adjusting United States
and Spanish claims. Corcoran' ii feebIpr.
Senators Morton md Cameron Inter
viewed Grant, to-day.
Weather Probabilities-It is probable
that the barometer. will continue low
East Of the Rocky Mountains, with clear
ing up weather on the Gulf, South and
middlemAtlnnho, followed by cloudy
weather in the latter States On Saturday,
Cloudy Weather, with light winds. nre
.probable for the Ohio Valley, the lakes
and Eastern Stntes.
The Cabinet lie considering the pro.
posed Alabama claims treaty: NOTHING
has tranepired. Assistant, Secretary
Richardson. who, goes to Europe in be-
half of the new loan, will be accompa.
MED by John, P, Bige!ow, chief of the
Loan. division Of the Treasury, and three
Treasury; clerks. '4.. .a.sl
. TnoY; Ny, May +. The rains caused
a food in the Hudson. Tho docks here
are flooded. : Tie river is still risiiig.
!. New. York, May 6. The tide last
night!ln the river was very high. Low
easements here and in jersey City we're
GALVESTON, May 5.-By order Of the
.Mayor. and in compliance with the Go.
vernof's proclamation, Galveston is qua
ranfined from and after the 10th instant.
All vessels entering this port will be re.
CURED to stop at the quarantine station
fol. examination. AI
The Germans: are. holding theif third
annual festival, at Houston, i s. 600 per.
sons were on the grounds yesterday.
Judge Resell, tried blythe high court
OF impeachment. OF Austin, was yester-
day discharged. i'...
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CANT BEAT THE STREET RAILWAY Cox
DucroKs.-A Nuw York street railway is
trying to .spot" it's conductors by ma
chlnery. Tho step sinks when tho foot
OF passenger is placed upon it, and
system OF levers work registering appc-
ratus inside. The reason tho old thing
don't work worth cent is told by an
honest conductor: "You see that fellow
that jest got on? Whom ho felt the step
bob under him, lie pnt his foot bnok and
tried it over again jest four times.
Every time he put his foot on it the
darned thing dotted one for passenger
live dots fur ono fire, yon SOC. Amt
there any way Of beating it2 You jest
bet there is. only I wouldn't do it.
When crowd Of women folks get on.
can stand one foot down on the step and
help them into tho car, 80 could rnsI,
on ~ crowd Of dozen, and only one dot
for the lot"
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VHnsAn1Hs:s NAV 4EaThe anproaoh ca
.of Che fVeeraailiesI ,atmy ID 'FSrts fssy, are
beingg !raHidlV HoHinfatA1 anIt is nov
retarded im nossib ~ la1 for' tha Gndn1, mnn;at
garrison tu,escape. l:ss s5:etg t,l.a!sM ID / !,
tna Sa aaga.a aSd =; con
unimpostnnt, nature bec1rred:1 As The
resMt,,of, these affairs. sixtv aprieoners
have tjean brought in from; tiIe front. I /
7 rtYtte Has gone to- BrusseltI to- battioi.
pate ID peaoe NEGOTIATIONS. ~ 'fsi' d
.5hoNppHi Mays4 The Times, editori /.
oily, says the decision Of the United
States Supfeme Court III favor Of the
cohstitpti1pality Of The legal Tender Act
is both unjust and violent, and will prove
misfortune TO- the country.
His positively stated that Thiers re-
fuses to enter into a: commercial treaty
with; Germapy, and Bismarck has pro-
tested against unjust discrimination!
,meFee.sa,,a ! ~ 0'an N..0.1e oon
Ajs ;Eeported the Commune requested
TO leave; the city. n i, - ~;
- aa1sa The. ~, TINES % special from vefsailles
siona ofshs army q ths n AssamS1v' snafs x, n.
: der: the immediate command OF, iMsoMa-
{ Hon % ad vntTrH H3 q =, AZ = q .r....TS
|. aris M thEphgk ths Bois de B6ioans An n
entire easts. was ardarea' r sfoi[cg, b:.,
! owing to circumstances impruientto to ex.
pltiiI, .tbe' movements wns not conanm.
Matea.mnr oitma zoa s., ,,g ,;,,. ,;s a@,i'
~ L0NDok,0 May. g Hopesi OF peace lt,s,
s. have: beeHs abandoned. Delegations of
Free Mha6ns have gone to the provinces
to, to agltate n favor Tof the Commune.
day Prussia allows pro visions to Sesss enter
Paris. This occasions nneesiness at Yer:
sailles. TIC Castle Of Issy was burned
bTthe Insurgents. They have lost Q. 600
since Friday last in killed and prisoners,
PARIs, . May 5.-!Ths stsinsurrant etill
hold Issy. Issy and Vanvers maintain
sloYg1Te against the perfect ,hail from
the Versalllists. The Versaiilista have
.unmasked. formidable battery, nesr
nSt. Cloud, penacing Important Com.
.mune POSITIONS. TIE Versnilliats. are
sheilipg the 'Coni nuurie pun -boata from
ISL Hefmain, Fort Iyry replies, hardly
ito the, Veraailhsts. sill.i s,-c >l,l.ir.It.(
.itnI IsoND0N, May s. Prince Napoleon ia
here tSfaheFal Rossel was wounded ia
the eho1ldet.s i.niis 5,sli ,';',t'' NM
Advices,ffo Bnenos Ayres represent
the yellow fever as dreadful 200 deaths
II d7|piA3Sy, y i3SIy ,.,a'H...' = ai.- .s.1.its
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There is n movement on foot in PLiln-
delphia to have separate cars for latlies,
with female conductors.
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Excursion to, St. Augustine and the st
Johns River. Florida. Z.

Wednesday, morning early. and reISSinfng
there until afternoon. anordipg ample tirnsSt9o
visit RuenaventnTs and other points Of ii3fer.
est Leaving at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. will arfiyo at
most agreeable day may be spent inspeotine
the ancient Spanish fortress. the Oathedrof
and other relics sof the first settlement on the
oontinont, in sailing on the bay or Waiting the
Leaving st. Augustine on Friday morning,
the Dictator will pass up the st. Johns to Pa.
iisttka, hy aaylight. stopping at all points Of
s:aeing, TO The boat advantage, the most bean
tiiul Of Southern rivers '--oe' oeA1-
Returning. will leave Jacksonville SaturdAy.
Savannah Sunday morning and Charleston
Sunday evening": =, - =. 80 80
Fare for round trip $18. No extra charoe
for meals or staterooms
May IA .RAVENEL & CO., Agents.
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x TIu lxl7.t,6I.k .!:T -. 81 p.
P?sefus SaF UHdsr fSreelosaTe a. Mortoaoe.
Aacasionsers, Uharle..on, 8. 9.
W. % sold ai.es on the 9th Day Of MAY. at No 20
sisrksi street, In the city Of Charleet e e
anf Ss stts snd confined atnos fro. day
large and we'll assorted stock of Messrs
sMm: y, 6: Whilden 4 Co., conslsting in part
Domestic and Imported WHITE aRAH&rr
y. y: and Dipped Ware. in whole packages
ana 'I't IN ANAL lots from shelvos. 80 =
.hn' 't. Also, - site.i
Varied stock OF Glassware. ,Lamns and
Lamp Fixtures, &o.,l&o., and such articles "a
ere usually found In frst GLASS Wholesale
9 Parties desiring Catalogues will make applf.
cation at No. 20 Hayne street.
ra|sa torms ms cash; goods packed at customary
April 20 May96
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Infant'8 Food

Infants Food
DREPARED to meet tho requirements Of
J. The growing iDfant, containing tho phos.
pilates and all the health. giving properties OF
tho finest whoat. Much of the suffering,
sickness aud mortality among children ie
traceab|e to deficient nutrition. Mothers will
take heed and buy the proper food. For sale
by HEINIrSH.
May 81 Druggist.
frosh supply Of Gagley's Maylswor. fno
:,i;, at rOLLoCK's
The only flno Playing Cards at Po1IocK's
Imported and Domestic Cigars at PoLLocx's
Free Soup every day, at II O'clock. at Pol
LOCKS.
y rresh snpply Of Bremen Lager al FoL-
LOCKS.
iino eummer tonic il Hattorfs Bitters-
can be had at PoLLQcK's.
Meals furnished ut Ill hour. at PoLLooxs.
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May Goshen Butter.
x TUBS now MAY BUTTER, for sale by
= Mays T.. HOPF.
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Smoked Meats.
pREAKFAST BACON STRIPS. Supar-oured
I'D Shoulders. Smoked and Picked Tongues,
for sale low by E, HOPE.
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Medicine for ChiIdren

Medicine for Children.
nIARDHEA CORDIAL for bad Bowels and
&c. An elegant medicine to soothe and cnro
Dieeaaes OF the Bowels. a real friend to
mothers and nursos. Ouly as cents bottle.
for saie only at HEINITSH'S =
may : tf@ Drug Store,
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g0r Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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GEORGE UPPER,
E(RoKER, REAL ESTATE AND INsUR-
~ ANCE AGENT. Office over W O. Fishers
Drug store, opposite Columbia Hotel, Main
btIeeC, OOlunD1a, b. ". Nav .
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Private Boarding,

I'M Rs. 8: J. WYATT informs her friends
IXl and the public In general. that a1a Has
2pened PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. on
Plain street, near Bull The house Is LARGO
and airy. and Eueste may expect the comforts
Ck nome. st5j 3 ~ .-4 nj Mac o.
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a,, Dancing School,, Is
N Bf MONS. BERGER. over the Citi-
CsA IL an It's variety. Best references given.
n. Time OF Monday. Thursday. AZ.
turday, at o'clock, for young ladies and
O'Clock, for gentlemen. Private lesaons ma NJ .
be taken at any timo. For particulars. anniy
at Hendrix House, or at tho schooi.roonlF Il
tho time Of tuition. NAV X,
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brss sapliaeaous soes Il bien quon disat du frns.
dams b sootrSe: u q eses u prudeDess = 10 ha
stl q soa aotivl. q hsursax pass qul nlat svciI
soasls h SORT paots qalui pesaetait Dc trpe q
plus - not, lss rsvsnus Do b Osillsuderis. u = ts
Casearols aaissasss .lsoasaisas orsills ID kruss
CONNIE ma dlisissss mnsiqns i.sa Ct :. hn.
Dc temps autre u lsvst f.iblement d voix poaf pro
tsstsr nss 1a son lbr ntefiesr il persuadDitT -
repeeneos qa'i n6ritas q tribst delogss .ss -
IN parbso! DsusaitiI, 10 terror do b CaiIlaudsse
ne dos sfsetvs0est h plus sasds paEis Do valsur.
Mes sisuz. braves geus d. rste. saient Do nails payana
qu suivsisst supplement pornars do ID routine. Tsndis
qas nj j ssis - strsabk sodaoseur. IN fsrmisr pour
[isbn,Ss eelsa - tsnps aouvsaux! asIF Faes -
TaD1s qal = jnchais ains d'uas msi1 soaplstante,
cor b ptdsesl Do pvprc gloire, un brusque mouve-
nent d rseal Do h easriole faillit y renvsrssF.
In meme temps one voix rasque siA dss bas:as -
/ y LA bosrse o. h vie: as,del Sa1x *'>4 -
On lait q ~ du beis Maslos. --s-~=.-------.
Un homms tsnail y easvA pr - naseaux ~ seiss
ssealsdait 10 narshspisd d b voiture. gs
Il maitse Caiaud vk y pIr IL tssait 90 louet u
main q 9nes vgosrssssmsst ~ Aaass d pour
lsi rs prsodro le gssp; esoi fss y = nj - posture
do r6sister. - assssA 80 .
-Anoi, compasDon ftil - tAshsrou smsa ses cotts
Is % soot qus ds1x aurons faciement rssos.
Mais les paroles expirsrcnt dams boachs. ssass
Pareil Judas qa trahit jesus 10 PsetcDdu achcrou
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CXIfY

Dams les contrees du nord de rEd.
rope. en- AIlomagnc, en- Suede, on fait
usage d'enormes poelcs construits avcc
des briqucs ct souyeut revttus de pla-
qucs dc faience /; 10 foyer s'ouvrs I
l'cxteriepr. dc sorte que Ia ventilation
ct eutierement supprimeo. Toutcfois.
CONNIE ccs poeles donneot uns teupera.
eu.s sssss doucs q surtoat oonstaute.
Ies habihnh dss pays du Nord a'ss
cont pas iuoommodls. Quaud o. trosys
qsslqus avantage I employer oette d.
position Dc Oysrs s'ouvrans ~ dsher'.
i sst nlesssairs d'assurer y ventilation
par des ventoases convepablsms0t pls.
Les poeles Dc fiisnce sous geutrals.
usnt plus eodtssx one ~ po6Ies d
foets lis s'tehau6ent plus lentemeut
nsis ils prtsssteut lavantsge Dc rsafel
shaads pendant lopgtsmps; d plss. u
- donnent pas d'odeur. On No pes'
les ohsu6e. qa'aa bois; quand on vss'
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ID terre eomus On osrtains eudrcits Dc Bsaoes, =
Caillaoderis. par sxsuple. .lsss
Ea-Voos conuaissss b fsrms d b Cailhuderis
Pas persoousllsmsus mas plaseurs de mes pays qui
font chsaus aimee h moion aconteut merveilIes
vraimeut! demands 10 maitre Caillaud.
III parait quil lA-bas On rude gaillard, m man.
uu homme ferrt sur 10 meter etqs sa rsnossrss %
at d. euiturs toes ss sonious sgriooSss d .se9s
Le nailss Cailaud 1aia tohapPer IN gesrks = aas'
hetion. sf#rL.4 .E as eas "
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lsubuss = confosdu - objsts esvireaaass = naiss
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sou compaguoo Do roats.
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III faccmsnt epivrsr par lss fsotes Do h vant4.
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pour remplacer 4 jamais l'ordre ca.
duo qui ne peut plus tenir debout.
Lei aussi sans doute. en- cette
Amsrique, lee producteurs auront
bientot brise les chaiues qu'on Ieur
rive 4 petit bruit. ct les epanche-
ments du grand.duc ct du president
seront une bonne lecon pour eux
ct un salutaire advertisement.
Voyant les gouvernants des diver.
ses denominations / CO point soli-
daires entire eux, les travaillenrs
voudront 90 solidariser d'autant
plus en- face de l'ennemi. Mais
comment SO fait.il que le regard
exerce de Nichelet, ce regard ha'
bitus 1 sonder le passe dams ses
plus intimes profondeurs. ne decou'
vrc rien do 10 nature yankee, ne
reConnaisse pas que, contemplee
au point de vue general, l'sbolition
de l'esclsvage. acte d'ailleurs par
faitement juste, ma ste qu'une sps
culation de- la part de ses autcurs,
ct que, 81 remancipation des serfs
est une aggravation du czarisme'
celle des noirs est unc large enjam'
bee dams Ia direction dun despo'
tisme calque sur rautocratie russo!
Michclet ct les autres Oh convien'
dront un jour. un peu tard, maia
non trop tard. 81 les pcupIes soni
asscz forts pour braver les tyrana
ct scartcr les entraves. D'aille urs,
l'infatuation europeenne. I i'endroil
des rsconstractsars yankees. cat
moins perilleusc ct moins f"nestc
que ne FONT ete Ia foi cn Napoleon
III et en- Bismark, ocs feux foIlete
4 Ia suiie dcsquels deux grandes
nations &C sont rudcs dams le gouf.
fro de Ia gucrre. Ea ms*s~ WI