The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-07-30
THE PRINCE INPERIAL's WILL
nrv,g oF THE DocUMENT-His
LEGAeIEs AND POLITICAL
TESTAMENT.

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,,,oced near that of my father, pend /
inc the time when they shall oo'h 7
be transported to where the ionnoe,
Of our house reposcs in the midst Oh
the French people, whom we ha'e'
like him, dearly loved.
8. My last thought will be l0r my
COUNTRY 1t is for France that
would wish to die.
A. hope that my mother Will pre-.
serve for me, when I am no more 'nu
aacctionate memory which | shal'
cherish for her until my last mo
ment.
5. Let my private friends, my ser
wants, andthe partisans OF the cause
which / represent. be convinced ina
nv Acknowledgements toward them
will only end with my life.
6. l shall die with a sentiment Oh
the proioundest gratitude toward her
Majesty, the Queen of England, TO-
ward all the royal family, ana 10
ward the country where / have re-
ceived, during eight years. 50 COZ
dial q hospitality.
I constitute my well beloved mo
Their, the Empress Eugene, my sole
legatee, she being charged with at
tending to the following legacies:
/ leave 100000 francs to my cou
sin, Prince J. N. Murat.
leave 100000 francs to M. Il. II
etri, in gratitude for'his good ser''
ces.
I leave 100000 francs to NJ, lie b'
ron Coryisart, in acknowledgment
his devotion.
I leave 10000 francs to Mile. .
Terminal, who has always show
herself SO attached to my mother.
I leave 100000 francs to M
Filou, my old tutor.
/ leave 100000 francs to NJ. L.
Conneau; 100000 francs to M.
E,pinasse; 100000 francs to CaE
A. Bizot, my oldest friends.
desire that my dear mother sh
nav pension for life of 10000 fran
to Prince L. L. Bonaparte; o life p'
sion of 5000 francs to M. Bach
my old equerry; and life pens
of $500 francs each to Nine Ih'
ry and to Uhlmann.
desire that all my other serva
be never deprived of,their situate
/ desire to leave to Prince
Charles Bonaparte, to the Duke
Bassano, and to NJ. Rouher, thre
the most beautiful souvenirs that
testamcntary executors shall
cate.
desire to leave also to Gen.
mons, to NJ. Strobe, and TO NJ
Goddard three souvenirs that
documentary executors shall q
nate among the articles OF value
~ belong to me.
/ leave to NJ. Pietri my pin n
ted with stone (cat's eye,) a
nj. Corvisart my pin (perle /
to Mile. de Larminat med
containing the portraits of my
and mother;9to Nine. Lebreto
enamelled watch, ornamented
my cipherin diamonds; to MN
neau, Espinasse, Bizot, j. N. n
A. Fleuray, 2. dc Bourgoing, a
Corvisart my arms and unil
except the last that l may
worn, and that leave to my m
7 leave TO M. d Entraigues
mounted with fine pearl, ROT
form, which was given me
Empress.
I beg of my mother to be
rs to distribute to the perso
during my lifetime have man
attachment toward me some je
objects of less value which
mind them of me.
I leave to Nine. la Confess
NV min mounted with fin
pearl; to the Due de Hues
cousin, my Spanish swords
NAPo
The whole ofthis is write
own hand.
I have no need TO recomn
mother to neglect nothing
to defend the memory OF n
uncle and of my father.
TO remember that so long
shall be Bonapartists the
cause will have represent
The duties of our house to
country will not cease with
At my death the task of &C
the work of Napoleon /. an