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Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana-Parish Of Ascension
Twenty Second judicial District Court.
Lucien Landry ct ala.
vs.. No. 156,
Widow Apoline Monsoon.
DY VIRTUEof and acting in obedience to writ
II of il. ia. issued by the Hon. Twenty Second
Judicial District Court. parish of Ascension, IN
the matter Of Lncien Landry ct ais. rs. No. 156.
Alpholine Monson. dated September s, 1885,, to
me directed. have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and highest
bidder, at the Gouet-H House door OF the parisi,
of Ascension. On
Saturday, the 4th day of November, 1882,
at II o'clock A. H.. the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground situated IN the town
of Donakisonyills, parish Of Ascension, on
Attakapas street, between Lessard and IT
Patrick streets, designated ON the plan of said
town us lot No twenty-five go together witf
all the buildings and improvements thsreoz
| and therennto belonging.
| Seized IN the shave suit.
Terms ana conditie0s-CAs1 IN United State
/ currency.
Parish at Ascension, September 80, 10.
T. a. JoNER Ghsri&
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Judge Beattie's managers evidently
regard the parish Of Ascension as their
right hover in the Congressional contest,
Judging by the representation given it
ON the various committees Of the boiling
faction. Hon. G. h. hin Of Ascension is
cl,airman Of the district execntivecom-
,nittee, though precedent would have al
lotted that position 70 Mr.. Jackson,
chairman. of the Beattie convention /;
District Attorney F. B, Earhart and U.
s. Chief Weigher II. O. Maher Of Ascen-
sion are members Of the managing COM
mittee Of FIVE; and Sheriff P. A. Jones Of
Ascension takes the place Of Hon. Jordan
Stewart. as chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on address. Messrs. Jackson and Stewart
have both declared their allegiance to
the regular nominee Of their party, and
there was probably little reliable and
desirable material in the district outside
of Ascension with which to fill the void
created by their detection. When the
vote of Ascension is counted we venture
to say the bolters will find that they
have counted chickens that were yet nn-
Matched when they depended on the
Republicans of this parish to waver In
their allegiance to their party and its
nominee.
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sugar-houscs are getting under way III
every direction aud by the last week i'll
October the work Of sugar making will
bs III full blast on all the places where d
crop is to DO made this season. On Mr..
Eotield's Point Hounlas place, Mr.. God
chaux's souvcp,r, aud three Of tho places
nt the Burnside estate III the fifth ward
rolling began on TneHday. 4 number OF
other sugar houses in this vicinity have
raised steam during the week, but we
have not ottaiued detailed list Of them
The weather 10 atiil rather warm for Sue
cessful sugar making. the grain being
generally small and the yield only me.
dunn. 4 little frost would help things
along materially about this time.
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Proceedings of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
.s.se~sDs1~..44s,s CouRT-B oUsE, Oct. 10, 1882
Mayor Israel in the chair.
Members Present-D. Variant, Paul Leche,
aldermen first ward; John Solozano, JOS. Fer
rier aldermen second ward.
Absent-David Ross. Prosper Camel.
The committee on ferry made the following
report:
To the Hon. Mayor and members of the Com
mon Council of the town of DOnaldsonville
Gentleme,.-Your committee appointed to
confer with like committee of the Police jury
receiving propositions for placing good ferry
boat opposite Donaldsonville at the expiration
Of the present lease of Il. Mousse, in January
1883, beg leave to submit the following propo-
sition, and ask your approval:
Mr.. w. 8. Cary of Berwick. La, offers te
place new double hull ferryboat 65 feet long
u feet beam, Z feet wheel, two inch cylinders
boilers IL feet long, q feet deck, forward ane
cabin included, for 50 passengers, and CROSSING
four vehicles at once, upon the following terms
and conditions: That the town and parish give
him the sole privilege of tho ferry and LANDING
on both sides Ct the TIver with room na Tor NJ ~
the term Of fire years with the privilege OF nv
| more, for the price and sum OF ten dollars Pc
year. with reduction of the tariff as will b.
prepared by said joint committee.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID ISRAEL, Chairman,
JOHN SOLOZANO.
John Solozano offered the following resolu
ton, which was adopted:
| Resolred. That the committee on ferry b
| granted full power and authority to contrac
with W. y. Cary Of Berwick. La, for q ferry
boat to DO placed opposite Donaldsonville 7
| power and authority jointly with the Polio
Jury of Ascension parish, to revise and reduc
the tariff for said ferry, and to locate the plac
I most convenient for the use of it.
Be it further resolved, That the Mayor
4 hereby fully authorized and empowered to sig
| written contract to that effect.
On motion fof j. Ferrier, the Council nc
journed.
A true copy: JAMES J. SULLIVAN,
| Hecra<arr
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List of Letters

Remaining In tho P0st-0nacc NJ 11Cy
.sonvillc, Ascension parish, La,
October II, 1882.
Allen, Miss Mary Jefferson, Mise Julia
Brown. Wesley Lalande, A
Berry. Miss Jane Louis, 6ancho
BroOmsy, Mrs Adeline Oryal. OMAR
Dnvenport. Miss NJ Pernell, Sam
fountain. Rev VIM Smith Mrs P II
Hall, BAIL Smith, Mrs deorglna
HOGAN. p Thomson, Frank
HarrOn. Mrs Virginia Washington, Mr.
Zeringne Whitfield.
If not called for in four weeks will be sent t.
the Dead Letter Office.
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury
Parish Of Ascension.

D6NAIsDsoNvILLE, Oct. 10 1852.
The Police Jury met this day ip regular 60
sion.
The roll was called and every member found
present except Mr.. Kopman.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
District Attorney and the Tar Collector would
submit their reports at this meeting; but the
former being necessarily absent, attending
court in st. James, he asked that the jury meet
again Tuesday, the oath instant, which was
granted. and it was SO agreed.
On motion of Mr.. harmon, duly seconded,
Mr.. ]. A. Gonzales was appointed road inspec-
tor for the seventh ward.
The following report was read:
Hon. Members Of the Police Jury-parish Of
Ascension.
Geaflcmen-At the last meeting Of the Police
Jury, the President was requested TO appoint
committee Of three, with himself, to visit New
there, who have 60 severely suffered from the
late overflow. The committee appointed for
this purpose was composed OF Messrs. Gibson
two members Of the Police Jury from tho sev-
enth and eighth wards, agreed to accompany
the committee If they could. I accordingly ap-
pointed Thursday. 21st September. for the work.
Mr.. d. G. Brand sent 9 written excuse, being
detained at home that DAY, ON very urgent busl-
ness. Mr. Gibson and Hanson proceeded to
New River, being informed by Mr. DC. Gree1
that Mr.. hlonln could not so. they protested
down to Mr.. 9. Barmon's. arrayed there ct u
O'Clock A. After being hospitaDty ana kindly
treated, Mr. =; beng too unwel 70 r1de on
iRent and active SOC, who started with US Of =
O'Clock T: NJ, and showed % the section, back
OF New River, winch kept ns till dark on horse.
tbs ns. mere g New
| that section deserve great credit Tor their In
dustry and perseverance, in making so fine q
crop as they exhibited to US; we saw no appear
| ance OF want al that evening; every one we
| spoke to said they were able to care for them
| selves. The next morning Capt. Joseph Con
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To Rent or Lease.

fulHE Magnolia Store in the centre Of the
ments; will rent each separate or the whole;
suitable for store or residence; possession given
LIST of November. Apply on the premises to the
undersigned. E. l. WEBER.
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It is reported that an accommodation
train is to be placed on the Texas Pacific
railroad tl,at will leave Baton Rouge for
New Orleans early in- the morning and
return, ut +. M Tntler this arrangement
pcopleIiying along the line of the road
can visit New Orleans, remain six hours
or more aud get back home the same
day.
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Died.

McCALL-At Colorade Springs, Colorado, on
Monday. October s, 1852. EDWARD MCCALL, In
the 81st year of his age.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-14

". saye: 81 have used Browns Iron Btters
the past year, much to the chagrin Of our family
physician, for neither myself, wife nor little
iris have since suffered from single days ILL
ness. It is making us all robust and strong.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-14

We learn that the courthouse on the
plantation If Mr.. Uiysse Dngas, in
Assumption parish, burned to the ground
this morning, together with large qnan-
tity Of feed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-14

Mr.. Felix Gauthreaux, Jr., who has
efficiently filled the position Of . Deputy
Clerk of Court for this parish during the
past thrcc years, has resigned that place
and accepted u situation as clerk in the
Houmas store, OH Mr.. Beirne's Clark
plantation in tho fifth ward. Felix is an
intelligent, industrious and thoroughly
reliable Young mau, and wo feel sure he
will give cntire satisfaction in his new
place.
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Mr. Oliver Beirne is having the leyee
i'll front Of his plantations in the fifth
ward secured and strengthened.b u fa-
cine Of durable woodwork similar to that
which protects che revetment ut the
head Of Bayou Lafourche i'll Donaldson
vile. This will be valuable and no
donbt permanent Improvement. -,
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Luke Landry is to be hanged at Ray
vile on the 18th of November for the
murder Of Dennis Chilly.
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Tho October term Of District Court
for St. James closes to-day. About two
dozen criminal cases have been disposed
Of and in seventeen instances the ac-
cused entered pleas Of guilty, while in
several others convictions were secured
by jury trial. Very few accused persons
escaped the penalty Of the law, and the
District Attorney made handsome wages
for two weeks Of easy work. The only
capital case before the conrt-one where
in the prisoner is charged with rape
has been continued until next term.
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A cave in the levce occurred in front
of Mr.. V. saurasc's plantation, in her
Vile parish, comprising piece Of ground
about sixty feet long and sevsnty-fv in
depth. A warehouse containing guam
tity Of merchandise was carried into the
river, and had Mr.. Saurage not moved
his store back the day before it would
also have gone into the river. The mis-
hap occurred Thursday afternoon.
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A pleasant hop was given at the Lee
Hotel last evening under the direction
of few of the young men prominent in
Donaldsonville society, and it was very
successful aud enjoyable affair. The ar
rapgement committee consisted Of Messrs'
q. Adolph Gondran, ]. V. Gaudet and
Will S. Mavos, aud it sucl, trio couldn't
conduct Il first-class sociabla it would be
useless for any body else to try-ob!
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There will be grand Republican
mass-meeting and barbecue at barrow
willie Oh Sunday, October q, at 2 r. NJ.
Senator Kellogg aud other distinguished
sneakers will bu present.
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Gov. McEnery has issne.k proc'ama-
ton offering $500 reward forf tho arrest
and conviction Of John s. Minor, who
shot and killed jacques Hirsch, i'll this
parish. on the 18th Of September.
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Two accidents occurred on the Texas
Pacific railroad this week. Tuesday
evening locomotive and four freight
cars ran off tue transfer boat into the
Atchafalaya river, ent;fling loss Of
about $50, 600, and the next day piece
broke from the flange OF oneof tile drive
wheels of the locomotive Of tho down
passenger train, throwing the locomo-
tive, the express car and one passenger
coach from the rails. The engineer, Mr..
W. ]. Alexander, with great courage and
presence of mind reversed his engine and
remained ut his post until tho train was
brought to q standstill, aud i w.
SicFall, brakeman, also rendered val
liable service by running from car to car
and applying the brakes. The engine
aud derailed cars bumped heavily upon
the cross-ties for some distance, but for
turatclJ maintained their equilibrium,
hence no lives were lost aud no one in.
jured by the accident. The ladies, coach
remained on the track, and the passen.
gers were all taken to New Orleans in
that car, arriving there abont midnight
The accident occurred eight miles below
Donaidsonville. The track was promptly
cleared and repaired, and trains passed
over it as usual the following day.
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A large and beautiful doll, tastefnlly
dressed by the tiny hands Of Miss Susie
4. Carver, al invalid daughter Of Judge
Hiram H. Caryer, was ratified ut The
Place last Saturday, and was won by
Miss Adele Landry, the lovely little
daughter of Capt. Il. Prosper Landry.
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Tho Returning Officer for this parish
publishes a proclamation of election in
this issue of the CHIEF. The announce
ment Of location of polling places and
appointment of Commissioners will be
made at least fiftecn days prior to the
election.
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We hear that Mr.. Henry Mccall Of
Evan Hall has been quito i'll, bat is now
convalescent. We hope his recovery will
lie rapid and permanent.
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Thereupon Mr.. Braud offerea the following
resolutions, which on motion, duly seconded,
were unanimously adopted:
Rcsolycd, That the report Of the New River
committee be received and accepted and that
they be discharged.
Resolved, That the sum of four hundred
$500 be appropriated for the relief of the New
River lndigent-seyen:h and eighth Wards-two
hundred and seventy five t$275) for the seventh
and one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE t9125) for the
eighth. +54.,-.
On motion of Mr.. harmon, duly seconded, it
was agreed that the provisions intended for the
seventh be sent to the Gonzales committee at
Black Bayou landing and those for the eighth
ward to Mr.. Blouin at New River landing.
On motion, duly seconded the action of the
for quinine for the New River INDECENT, was
approved.
The petition of J. Martin Curse, A. G. Wutke,
]. A. Lum, n. c. Wilson and many others, re-
questing that the Lumville ferry on Bayou La
fourche be re-established, was read, and on
motion, duly seconded was respectfully for
warded to the Bridge Company, the proper
| authority, it was thought, to refer the matter.
The report of Mr.. III. W. barton, Inspector
| for State and parish, showing the condition OF
! levees and rice fumes in this parish was read
md accepted.
| The bill of Chas. F. Salassi for bridge lumber
| and for boating the same, amounting to $1O2
was approved.
The following persons were appointed Clerks
of Electionsto serve at the approaching cleo.
| ton:
First precinct. R. O, Landry; second precinct
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Frost warnings arc to b. transmitted
from tho government signal office in New
Orleans to prominent gentlemen in the
sugar producing parishes. Judge K. N.
Sims will receive the messages ut Don
aldsonville, aud arrangements will pre-
sumably be made by which lie can
promptly inform the planters Of the vi
Guilty when intelligence of the approach
of frost is received.
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A friend has sent us = sample Of the
first strike Of sugar made vt the Conway
place. The grainsis rather too fine, per-
llaps, but the color is good and the sam
plo is tip-top for such an early date in
the season.
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We sincerely regret to hear that Mr.. j..
c. Cotield of Point Houmas is suffering
from an attack of chills and foyer. We
hope the spell will be only temporary
and that the cstinlable proprietor Of the
banner sugar plantation Of the fourth
ward will soon be able to resume his
fayorite occupation Of experimenting the
manufacture Of sugar OH his splcndid es-
tate.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-14

Mr.. Fred HiGgason and Miss Enphemie
Braud Of Darrowville were married last
Tuesday evening and the ceremony was
witnessed by 4 number of the friends Of
the handsome and happy couple. Four
young men residing in Donaldsonville
held policies in New Orleans Matrimonial
Associations which matured upon the
marriage Of Mr.. Higgason, and they are
expecting to reap comfortable dividends
from the Investment.
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Mccall, which 1ad event is announced in
another column of our paper, the New
Orleans Picay.xc says !:
s, One Of the hEishfest and most popu1ar Of the
young uaen Of New OE1eans society wns Edward
family, . favoeite In circles which he adorned,
of high character and excellent business habits
and qualifications, he gave fair promise Of q
career OF usefulness and honor, but light has
gone ont in tl1A house Of his friends, and his
place in the social circle is now vacant. His
handsome face and bright smile will be seen no
more forever ia the assembly Of his friends who
loved him living md mourn him sincerely now
that he has gone before.
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That amiable and handsome Young
gentleman, Will s. Mavor, Esq, has laid
Of for weeks vacation from his duties
as second clerk Of the Whisper, and is
spending the holiday viii, Ills relatives
and numorons friends in Donnldsonville.
We understand that lie has threatened to
turn the town upside down, and if lie
isn't well treated wc have no doubt he
will pnt the threat into execution. Hope
you'll bave nice time, Bill.
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sULPHURIC ACID.

hand heavy supply Of Sulpburc Acid Planters
Of this article will find it to their interest
chase of underse New Orleans y24ly
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,LOI

No. "a. LOl
Relative all Jurys de Police ct a
la nomination des Jurys de
Police jusqu'a pelection gene
rale de 1888.
Section Ill est d6cret6 par
pAssemblee Generale de Ia Louf-
siane.
Quill sera du devoir du Gou-
verneur a pexpiration du terme
d'office des Jurys de Police,
NOMINEES Ell vertu de lActe No.
81 de pAssemblee Generate de
1880, approuv6 le II mars, 1880,
de nommer leurs successeurs,
avec l'avis ct lassentiment du
Senat.
Sec. 2.-Que les Jurys de Po-
lice, NOMINEES conform6ment aux
dispositions de la precedente
section, resteront en- place JUS
iusqu'a pelection generate de
1888. An cas- on un jure de po-
lice quitterait le ward, au sien
duquel il a etc nomm6, sd place
deviendrait vacante ipso tacto, ct
le Gouverneur sera ct est auto
rise par le present a remplil
toute vacance suryenue par de-
ces, d6mission GU toute autre
cause.
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TAXES! TAXES !

Avis est par le present donne
a tous les contribuables dams la
paroisse st. Landry, que les Tax
Rolls pour l'annee 1882 ont etc
enregistres dams le bureau du
Recorder des Hypotheques, ct
ont etc deposes ct sont enregls-
tres dams mon bureau, .conforme-
ment d la section 40 de pActe
96 de 1882, ct que les taxes pour
l,annee 1882 sont maintenant
dues. lis sont Ell Outre avertls
que les dites taxes deviendront
delinquantes le 81 jour de De-
cembre 1882, ct porteront trois
pour cent par mois d'interft d
partir de cette date, EN- vertu de
Particle 21O de Ia Constitution
de 1879.
Les personnes qui doiyent des
taxes sur des propri6tes' person
nelles devront venir payer i'm
medk7 temenC, VII que ceS taxes
devIendront delinquantes le Ter
jour de Septembre 1882.
Ceux qui desirent eviter les
frais de notices ct saisies feront
bien de payer promptement.
La publication de Get avis
une fois par semaine pendant
deux semaines, ct Paffiche dice
lui sur Ia porte de la chambre
on siege la cour civile de district
pour la paroisse st. Landry, est
declare par la loi un avertisse-
ment suffisant ct complet d
chaque contribuable ct a toute
personne que celia peut en- quel-
que maniere concerner.
/ g. G. DUSON, Sheriff,
ct ex-officio Collecteur DIES
Taxes, st. Landry.
Opelousas, 30 Juliet, 1882.
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lie Courier des Opelousas,
Public LIE sAMEDI PAR
1.EoNcE & I. A. sANDoz.

LEl44S SK1 Gs s4{s 3As S1kA4A10zs.
L'ABoNNEMENT sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance, on trois piastres dams, le
scourant de l'annee.
LES AVIS Sc paierant cinquante cents par
carr6 pour 10 premiere Insertion ct vingt-cinq
cents par earre pour chaque insertion subse-
qnente. HUT lignes on moins constitueront
un carre.
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour 6tre publi-
56s seront ins6r6s en- Franeais ct en- Anglais "a
moins quill n 'en soft autrement ordonn6) jus
qua ce que l'sditeur juge propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiques de-
vront payer quinze piastres d'agances s'ils
veulent Sc faire annencer.
Les neerologes, les iettres de semereiment.
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, ETC., SO paieront an taux des avis.
/ Les artielesd 'une nature personneIie sqmand
toutAfois lis serUut adrnissibleg1 SO paieront
Kvingt cents la IignU ct d'avanee.
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TAXES! TAXES !!

Notice is hereby given to all
Taxpayers in the parish of ST..
Landry, that the Tax rolls for
the year 1882 have been fled in
the Office of the Recorder of
Mortgages, and have been de-
livered aud are on file in my of
flee, as required by Sec. 40 of
Act SO, of 1882, and that the
taxes for the year 1882 are now
due. They are further notified
that said taxes will become de-
linquent on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1882, and will draw three
per cent per month interest from
that date, according to Article
210 of the Constitution of 1879.
Parties owing taxes on per-
sonal property must come for
ward and pay Immediately, as
said taxes will become delin-
quent on the 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1882.
Those wishing to avoid costs
of notices and Seizure will do
we'll to make prompt payment.
The publication of this notice
once a week for two weeks, and
the posting thereof on the door
of the room in which the Civil
District Court of the Parish Of
st. Landry is held, is by law
made full and complete notice
to each taxpayer, and to any
person whom it may in any
manner concern.
G. @. DUSON, Sheriff,
and ex-officio Tax Collector,
st. Landry,
Opelousas, July %, 1882. 2t
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La Reufe de Marksgllle, lps

roisse AvoyelIes,) du ID aoht:
Fl est inntile de r6p6ter tou-
iours la meme chose, mais nous
ne pouyons nous empGcher de
dire que 81 les pluies continuent.
les habitants perdront beaucoup
de cotton. On SO plaint partout
de CO que les grabots pourris-
sent, et 81 les temps qre nous
avons depuis leux on trois se-
lnaines continnent encore une
semaine oll denx, II est impossi-
ble az prevoir Hi perte quill u
allra aaas ID r6coIte De eotoal