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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
The Family Newspaper.

The silent influence Of a good newspaper
in family, and through thousands Of fami-
lies in the heart of the great community, is
briefly stated in the following paragraph.
A large portion of our best moral culture
is reiterated and fastened on the mind by the
family press. The pulpit does moch; pa
rental instruction in many cases does much;
but the press is in the present day, necessa-
ry to both. Let any reader of a well con-
Quoted family journal open his paper, and
consider thoughtfully its contents. There
are in single number sometimes from $50
to 200 separate and distinct articles, each
one containing an idea, fact, or sentiment,
and stated or illustrated so as to produce an
effect in charging the readers store of
knowledge, or giving right direction TO
thought, feeling, or action. Must not all
this have its influence, and in the aggregate,
a mighty influence, upon the reader? No
rejecting man can fail to see that the fifty
two visits in year of a carefully conduct
ed paper, intelligent, correct, elevated in its
moral tone, and withal interesting in its con-
tents, must exert great influence upon do
nestle life. Children growing up under
such influence, are far more likely to be in
telligent, correct in their opinions and NOR
ais, and better prepared for the active duties
of life, than they could possibly have been
without it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

ST. ANGE.-This excellent craft has re-
Gently changed hands, and passed up yes
terday, on her first trip under her new
owners, with heavy freight and crowded
with passengers. She is now owned by
Mr.. T. w. Scott, her gcntlemanly comman-
der, Messrs. Lewis & Brothers, F. p.
Chiles and NJ. Kennett, of st. Louis, She
has been thoroughly overhauled, re-painted
and furnished, and is one of the handsomest
and comfortable boats on our river.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
NEWTON.

MEMBERS OF CoNGREss ELEcT.-Of the
eleven members of Congress elect, in Ten
nessee, six are Democrats and five are Wings
as follows:
Anderson Johnson, George w. Jones,
Isham G. Harris, F. p. Stanton, Vim. II.
Polk, and John II. Savage, Democrats.
NJ. p. Gentry, A. C. Watkins, j, M. An
derson, VIM. Cullom, gained and C. R,
Williams, Wings.
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Glasgow Female Seminary---.Dr. Savage
and Lady.

In the Corington (Ky.) Journal Of the
18th, we find the following paragraphs
"We sincerely regret, that our esteemed
friends DIR. Savage and Lady have determin-
ed to remove from Covington, where they
have been eminently successful in their pro-
fession as teachers of young ladies. They
will go TO Glasgow, Missouri, to take charge
of an excellent academy in that town. The
1itizens'o of Glasgow have not had amore use
full acquisition to their population than DIR.
S. and lady will prove to be. Wepart with
them regretfGlly, and commend them to the
kindness and good offices of the people Of
Missouri"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

E3-There is one thing worse than igno-
rance, and that is conceit OF all intracta-
BILE fools, an over-wise man is the worst
You may cause idiots to philosophise-you
may coax donkeys to forego thistles-but
don't ever think OF driving common sense in
to conceitcd person. They are as impreg-
nable TO argument as Gibralter is 10 apple
dulnpings,
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Supreme Judges.

Gamble and Ryland, being generally con-
coded to be elected, the contest between
Scott and Napton is growing interesting
By next week, we hope to have sufficient
returns to announce the result. Scott leads
Napton several hundred votes, with several
counties vet TO hear from.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

II Gov. Cass seems to be out managing
Mr.. Buchanan in his own State. Al late
meeting of the Locofocos at Huntingdon, Pa.
delegates were elected TO the general con-
vention to be held the 4th of March next
They were instructed tovote for Cass-49
to 3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

DENrIsTRy.-lt will be seen by DR..
CHEEKS advertisement, that his stay will
not be protracted beyond week or So
Persons who are in need of the services of
Dentist would do well to give him call.
He is most excellent operator, as many of
our citizens who have employed him can
testify.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

RIvEn.-The river is getting quite low
and as a natural consequence, freights are
going up. Boats are beginning to experience
considerable difficulty with full freights.-
We do not anticipate as much difficulty this
fall as usual in navigation, from the fact that
we have class of boats better adapted to
low water than we have ever had on our
river before.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

CAMP MEErINc.--The Camp Meeting
commenced at Bethel Camp Ground, near
this place, last Friday, is still progressing,
and will continue until Sunday, and perhaps
longer. A number ofpersons have profess
ed religion, and there seems to be much in
terest felt by the large crowds that are in
daily and nightly attendance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

CMoLERA.-William B. Griffin died of
cholera, at his residence, in this county, near
Jefferson City, on Thursday of last week.
Since the death of Mr.. Griffin, four of his
slaves have died Of the same disease-three
men and woman. We hear of no other
cases.-FAiOn Telegraph, 22d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

MARRIED-On the 21st, by Rev. A. Proc
tor, MIR. MOSES CARSON and Mrs. MARY
j. JETER, of this county.
-Atthe Mansion House, Alexandria, (Va.) on
the 18th, by Rev. Elias Harrison, Major THOMAS
A. HARRIS, of the U. S. Army, and Miss mo
GEN PORTER, daughter of the late Commodore
Porter, of the o. S. NAVY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

T7-The Democratic Convention OF Mas
sachusetts, nominated George 5. Boutwell,
for Governor. and II. N. Cushman for Lieut.
Governor. Resolutions strong y in favor O.
the execution of the Compromise Measures
wcre adopted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
Whig Defeat in Kentucky.

The Covington Journal thus alludes to the
defeat of the Wings at the late election in
Kentucky
"He who rejoicing in the strength of his
constitution, and the robustness of his
health, recklessly exposes himself to the
causes Of disease, when suddenly and vio-
lently attacked by illness, appreciates for the
first time, the blessings of health, and I'M
derstands the discomfort and pain and pros
tration of sickness; he learns to be prudent
and husbands the powers of his constitution;
he now knows that health is a tangible good
and positive pleasure, and that disease is
an evil TO be stunned.
Such has been the condition of the Wing
party in the late canyasS-such the causes
of that condition-and such is the lesson
they have been taught. Confident in their
strength and sure of victory, they have re-
posed upon their laurels and in the hour of
security have been surprised and put to
shame by their foes.
Adversely and vanquishment have their
uses. The Wings mcrited the bitterness of
defeat and the modification of an overthrow
to teach them that, neither numbers nor the
habit of victory will always lead to success
except through the utmost watchfulness of
the wiles of their enemies and the diligent
and faithful performance Of their duties to
their party and their country"
INDIAYA.-The following is the result of
the Congressional elections in Indiana. 1t
will be seen that eight Democrats and two
Wings are elected, which is a Wing gain of
one:
First District-James Lockhart, Dem.
Second District-Cyrus l.. Durham, dem.
Third DISTRICT. l.. Robinson, Dem.
Fourth Districts. w. Parker, Wing.
Fifth District-T. A. Hendricks, Dem.
Sixth District-Willis A. German, Dem.
Seventh District-John G.. Davis, Dem.
Eighth Distriet--Daniel Mace, Dem.
Ninth Decentralization N. Fitch, Dem.
Tenth District-Samuel Brenton, Wing
Ij-The Western 1eraa has hoisted the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
LOUISVILLE MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 70.
Bagging and Rope.-Nlarket firm, with sales of
bagging at l3i@l3ic.; rope &c.
Hogs.-Saes at 50 90 gross, to butchers
Bacon Scarce, with sales at 7Bc. for shoulders;
Sl@9c. for hams; and 9@10c. for clear sides; hams,
DC. p III.
Tobacco.-Lugs, So 75@S4 O5; Firsts, S. %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

II The London Quarterly Review for
July has been received, from the Rc-Publi-
cation office of L. Scott & Co., New York.
The present number commences a new vol
ume, and presents favorable opportunity
TO subscribe. Terms, SO per annum, in
advance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
Boston Hemp Market-Aup. IA.

Hemp is firm, and Manufacturers have taken sew
era lots of fair and good dew rotted at Sl2O, S125
and Sl30 per ton, and some dressed at Sl751SIS5
u ton per quality The stock is in the hands of
a few holders, who are not urging sales, but no adj
vance is looked for at present 40 tons of Russia
hemp and hemp yarns, just in, was principally sold
at 500 and 81 for hemp and yarns.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
SECOND DISPATCH.
Additional News by the Cherokee.

WI 'OON' "'tO''. y "'' N"O"t , fttUy y
New YORK, Aug. %, 1851.
Accounts by the Cherokee from Havana
to the 10th. state that Lopez force had
swellcd to 100, and that he had fought a
battle with the Spanish forces, killing and
wounding 800. Ii is stated that 70 woun-
ded Spanish had been brought into Havana,
who reported that Lopez had cut off all COM
munication between Hayana and the troops
sent against him.
Letters from Havana by the Cherokee
throw doubts on the report that Colonel Crit
tenden, instead of Clendcnen, was amono
the prisoners shot. The American Consul
was refused any information, and denied all
intercourse with the prisoners.
Spanish Accounts Of the Battle.
The papers BY the Cherokee gaze lengthy
accounts in relation to the Lopez expedi-
ton. II appears that Lopez landed on the
18th with about 1900 men. Several en-
gagements took place in which the patriots
came off victorious. Lopez, with his force,
finally attempted TO re-emhark, but was
prevented by the Spanish force, and was
completely routed. The patriots took ref
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
St. Louis and st. Joscnl, pacI,ot

tsilSn,4s THE swift running and substantial
So $50 steamer ST ANGE, THos. w. ScoTT
Master, having been thoroughly overhauied and
RENTED, will run regularly between the above ports
ihe remainder of the season. The ST. 4. is Of
light draught and passengers and SINNERS NAV r o.
" on punctuality and dispatch.
for freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
aus%I J. w. HARRIS. Arert
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

TNHE undersigned, Commissioner, will let 10 the
l. lowest bidder, on saturday, Doth Sept.
the building of bridge across Hurricane Creek,
r. Turner and R. EaTicksop SON" To BIZ be Iet ON tb he
ground, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. For plan
and specifications of said bridge, apply to
RICHARD EARICKSON,
aug2l-td Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

APoLocY.-In re-setting our Adver-
tisements, in our New Type, the Cards of
several of our patrons were overlooked
We hope our friends will pardon the omis-
sion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
DIRECTORS Meeting.

r. M. STEWART, President of the Board,
has ordered meeting of the Directors of
the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail Road Com
pany, at Linneus, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
STOVES AND TINWARE.
John R, Carson

90 Respectfully announces TO the public that
aFvsq he has on hand an extensive assortment of
~ Stoves and Tin Ware all of which he will
dispose of at low prices.
CO" Particular attention paid to guttering.-
Orders in the place or country, promptly attended
to-
CT Shop next door above Dunnica & Hutchin-
sons store.
Glasgow, June %, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1851.

TTRrv. Mr.. BEBrE will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath at II
o'clock, A. M.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

GovERSoRroF VIRGINIA.-Gcorge w.
Summer, of Kanawha county, has been
named as a suitable Wing candidate for the
office of Governor of Virginia, al the APP
preaching election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
DIR. j. M. ISECKER.

attend to the various duties of his nro-
80 lesion Ss. with promptitude and fidelity.
w Office at the Glasgow House.
Glasgow, August 81, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

FGraham's Magazine for September
is on our table, handsomely embellished and
we'll filled with reading matter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

V. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANpREw J. HERNpoN.
Huntsville-W. II. SAMUEL, G. H. BURcKIIART.
Boomington--THoMAs G. SHARP.
I.nneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Canbrdge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES g. Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

E7sWm. ID. KERR, A. NJ, of Danville,
KY, has accepted the invitation given him,
to become Superintendent of the Asylum for
the Deal and Dumb at Fulton, Nc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

uge in the mountains, some of them took TO
their boats, and these were captured by the
Spanish fleet, carried into Havana and there
executed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
BOOT s. SHOE MANUFACrORy

rSsr The subscriber respectfully announces
RNN to the public that he has resumed business,
: ne and is prepared to attend to all orders for
Boots and Shoes OF every description. lie has on
hond complete assortment of materials, of the
best description, and fashionable Lasts. purchased
under his own supervision and as he employs none
but the best of Worllmen feels confident of giving
satisfaction to all who will call upon him.
lie also keeps on hand General Assortment of
Boots, Shoes and Ladies Slippers, of Eastern Man
cash.
lgB7 A full supply of Leather and She makers
Findings Generally, kept for sale.
>. llsy1 Shop in the old Drug Store, opposite DE-.
Vaughan's ofiict.
SAMUEL STEINMETZ.
Glasgow, May sth, 1851.
job Work, Of Every Description, exc,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

u The Lexington (Ky.) Observer and
Reporter, speaking of the election in that
district, says:
eve therefore suffer the modification of
having to announce our defeat in the Ash
land district for Congress, and had the
further humiliation to hear, at the close of
the polls, Major Breckenridge attribute his
success and return his thanks to the generous
amdHberd Wings who had supported him!''
over Leslie Combs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
THE TIMES
BY CLARK H. GREEN I.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, ncrt door to The
GidSgo,o House
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f-T a, PORT OF GLASGOW, NJ. :
- - --lS5i-- $500 =
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. CHEEKS will leave Glasgow, as soon as
- his present engagements have been attended
TO, which he presumes will be in about a week
from the present time, consequently persons desr-
ing their teeth attended to, will call at once.
Glasgow, August %, 1851 .-lW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
GERHARDT & BARADA.

MANUFACTURERS OF
I'm, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
ffa7 DEALERS IN =,
spag Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves. I'd
~ Water st. Glasgow, Mo. rJS
EEP constantly on hand, and are preparcd
L A~sste Manufacture all articles in their line of
bisness. ''''0 VI
NlsT Parte ular attention paid to House work.
suchess. Copper and Tin Guttering, Pipes, &c. &C.
" shop next door to Carrol's Corner.
Glasgow, June 20, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28
JAMES FIIZPATRICK,
House. Sign s. Ornamental Paiuta,

House, Sign s. Ornamental Painter.
"OULD respectfully announce to the citizens
,t of Glasgow and the adjoining country,
style, all Kinds of Plain, Fancy and Ornamental
House and Sign Painting, Imitation of Wood and
Paper Hanging.
olzY" All directions left at DR.. !. P. Vaughan's
office, will be promptly attended TO.
Glasgow, July Sim
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

I3-The Western 1craa has hoisted the
name Of Gen. Houston for the Presidency.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

The Results IN KENTuoKY.-The re-
suits of the late election for State officers are
now all known; and are as follows:
Governor--Lazarus w. Powell, Demo-
crat.
Lieut.. Governor-John B. Thompson,
Wing.
Auditor of Public Accounts-Thomas S.
Page, Wing.
State treasurer Richard c. Winter
smith, Wing.
Register of the Land Office-Elisha A.
McCurdy, Wing.
Attorney General-Jas. Harlan, Wing.
President Board Internal Improvement
David R. Haggard, Wing.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert J. Breckenridge, Wing.
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II E r M s
Rates of Advertising

50 In Advances At the End of the Year
81 In Advance to Clubs of 20.
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ANusEMENr.-See advertisement of the
Mess. MADIE's Circus.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-08-28

81 per square of 70 lines or less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Gents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-31

ehisant te hinge ct sntout grace a ccrtains petits profits myadrieux que os 10
sons devoier lei. a #, =: ~ SEA
Mimi, la malahesse etmt la seah, qi cut etabl son domicle poGtcue a rII6-
tel borgne de FloresinA tia sciuel nsgressc rasait prise o. amie parre que
sa maircsc ehit In scar dc son d6fant mafHe, Iequel Mi await donne sa iberts
en- moRrant. a 4a#s#a#g W.@ a9a# 1##
Madame Berry, In mairessc de Mimi, await perdu o mri, citoycn du Ken
lucky qi await ba e n wikey tout ce quill possedait en- propre, ct quieait trepas.
Sc en- laimnt deux files 4 "a ve,ve. Ceae EamiNc wyatt sur les bords du lac
tSimcnnet aqueqnes miles dc la nouyele Ibsne. In mere ct les deux lilies pre-.
naient cIes-mames soia dc lcar minage; Giles trayaient l.. vachc. fsisMent la
cuisine, consaicnt ct repassahept leur hinge, fandis qunne veiNe negreae, la mere
de Mimi, ct an de ses fills ages de 10 ans. Hayulaient toate la joarase dams lie
clos on lis cultvacnt un peu de coon ct de mai.
Forestine qi connaissat "a position gsnee de Ia snur de sn ancien manTe
ayit ea chercher Mimi ct ravait iouee endorsement i rason de dix pimtrcs
par mds, ar il y a encore par6is dc bons sentiments, sous Ia peau noe. IL est
vai que cost 81 are que 9 = nest pas "a rene den paler. Ddleurs vhotene.
|rc de IA nouvettc Ibene avail de son cote, trouye son compte d C marche; Mimi
|dtat gratieasc, avenants joic, in que pour |. yor, ds jeanes gems ct deshom
mes muies msme, scnment parfos demander a diner 4 h tane Guinse; car
Florcsdnc await en- le bon espitde ne pas prendre CONNIE la piupar de SEES pa.
relies, e nom de SOL mafhe pour nom dc famnc! File de Fatigue, ellie Sc fit
appeler Guinec. ssa
DePnis quatre ms que Mimi, menait &C genre dc vic, nous noserons pas assu-
rerq que u veru q edt pas reu auegues petis accrocs, mais cci est peu important
pour notfe hrsmite; puts souMr anunc mnlahesse ree vertaeuse O. youloir
u Iae ayec les dents. c'ea tout IN! Ily inpossbiitd materieue ct
physique. Mimi ctit unc gande, belle ct bonnie file, legere CONNIE u oneau
Fmeuehe, gMe eeHnme ut pHson, eequete CONNIE teaftefeAe etfiese connie
Hun .molueur. Son xiage ovale dune tcinte bronzee ct vemssee a reau dot res
scmbc 4 ceui dune divine Iris, dun bas rciefdes pharaons:s SEES ycux snt bruins
SEES prunencss sont 81 ardentcs que chacun dc ss regards scmblc relstcr dos Ian
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-31

mes. scs cheve"x de ims crapas natnrcnenent tombent en- bandeaux argues
tsnr SEES tempes ct wont Sc perdre dcuiere n oeile AK cnroucmens les plus de-
Heats Ss dents blanches ct briantes CONNIE de rargcnt Gu fusion, Sc ancnt
|vir a dcmi AR les bords dune bouche dun rouge v; SEES iayrcs sont plreiles
ideux grcnades ouvsrts.S Son buste est in desine: sa tae est fine, ss hanches
sailantcs ct sesp icds sot leaes, car, ellie dix hmt M
lei est tc portrait de Mimi; &c netait pas u .ange, n divinh3, mis cetM
une ravisantc file de couleur.
VOLTA cene sur laqueHe Mac Robins, c c monsEe dc la laideur, await jea les
|yenx avc dcsidees diabIcment conqueranns ctd ecoNaecs; neanmoins le rouge
de IL padeur n'eait pas monte ~ joucs dauc"ne dc ees danes; nous poavo"s N
|conclure que tontes les reges de la decence fTent srctemcnt Observes.
Lancen Pailasse, s'oart dc dktraHe Honorable societe, ct il fit de 81 h"ri-
bes gnmaccs que toMes les negreses cfrayees secrercnt en- caur.
jesus, mon Deu AZ Cestk c Dabe
Fier de son success, Mac.Robns essaya CONNIE Niconct dancr dc plus fort en-
plus fort It'd e Sc surpasser. II 6ti bin que les spectatrces se cacherent Ia tsae
dams tars mains en- poussant dcs cHs dedioi ct que Mimi murnara avcc de-
CONT.
Auant devenirl Ia femme du diable que cello dc Get homme.
- 1t pourtaht vous screz la mienne, ma belle; dit Mac Robins!
Jamais ! car Ie dabe don't monsieur Ie cure M a Et lie portrait est
mons laid que vous Z
- lie cure a memi, ma chere, Cal lie diablc ct moi GUS sommcs feres de Init
ct III nous ressembons CONNIE dcux gouttes de wiskcy, nous sortons dc Ia meme
bouteile.
.es negresses SC sgnercnt d ccs paroles, en- mnumotent entire Ieurs dents ION
des p1eres a Deu, mis layangic de queque gngrs anti diaboGque que sr
avaient san dontc apprisl les sorcieres noHes DIES cnsirons. Mimi reIait immo-
bile, en- prde d tire tefreur- endfebte, taHdis Te 1t tante Fferesine Gsiese, sad
unc cutler a pot toute graisseuse, Ia trcmpa dams un bcnticr cts ayanca pour ca
aspergcr Mac-Robins. .t ~
Abraham ShyIotk sen apcrcut Ct entonna la dame blanche dune yox dc tr.
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AS RNAAAMNs
DU BAYOU ~LAFOURCHE.

Tel est lc titre dun drame de Mr.
p. d'Artlys, drame qui sera joue, dimanche
proclaim, q Donaldsonville, par une So
ciet& d'amateurs.
&c drame, i ce qn'on nous assure,
traite IN sujet historiquc, pcut'etre troP
plein d'actualite poar Ia contrec que
nous habitons. Nous saurons dams hut
jour., i qaoi4nous en- tenir i &C suj"t.
Quci que ce drame soft, il y AURA fouIe
d cettc representation, il nest pas permls
den douter. Tout y appcllc le public,
une curiosite bien naturelle, Ia gertrude
d.y eprouver de wives emotions ct Ia re-
connaissance que toutcs ces contrees
doivent a M. d'Artlys, ecrivain qai voue
dcpuis longtcmps son talent ct ses etudes
i des rcchcrches ct de prccieux ecrits
sur nos mGurs.
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vENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de ttm Chs. G%a"reaur, deseeds.
T,'ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
- Courd u c~iaqniemc District Judiciaire
dams ct pour la paroissc Assumption.
.h nom, ct p arl'aptorite de rHono-
rable Ia coul susditc, il sera offert ell
vente pnbli9nc, par 4. r. Hickman
Sheriff de cette paroisse, sur les iieux, IL
Samedi 4me jour du mois d'Octobre pro-
chain 1851, a dcux hcures dc l'apres M
di, les prophecies, meubies ct immcublcs
ciapres decrits appartcna ut a la Sue
cession. SAVIOR:
Ter. Une habitation situse dams cette
paroisse, sur Ia rive droite dn Bayou la.
fourche, dams lie Brule St-Martin, mesu-
rant dcux arpents de face plus on moins.
str protondeur dc quatorze arpents
plus Oh moins, bornee par les terres de
Ursin Melancon ct Suzan ncbe:t, eli.
scmble avec les batisses ct ameliorations
qui en- dependent.
2mc. Une maison en- bois, situec sur
Ia terre de Joseph DaigIc, une Vache e,
sou Veau, un Chcyal creole ct quelques
meubies de MENACE.