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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

nr;ncipcs. Get Outrage a etc favorobIc
mcnt accucilli dams lc monde scicntifl
que. II declare, en- outre, quill a demon
ire, a sa proprc satisfaction, ct quill es
nret a demontrcra Ia satisfaction DIT
monde enter, quill peut rendre cettt
science utiIc en- I'appliquant au trans
mort dcs males ct dcs passengers, ct spe
c;alcmcnt il Tart dc Ia guerrc. Sor
intention est de construire un ballon dc
100 picds de diametre, assez puiSsan,
pour soulcvcr TN poids de l6 tonneaux
i 6Ieyera &C balIon al-dessus du Capt..
tolc, de Ia maison du President, dc
rarscnal maritime, on de tout autre
point que Ton pourrait designer, hors
dc portte dc canon; ct une fois paryenu
i cctte hautcur. lc balIon d6chargera des
projcctiIcs qui p%rouveront sa puissance a
detruire nnc hottc, I'm fort on une armec
oui s~craient places au.dessous.
lie petitionnaire s'engage, en- outrc,
aussit6t ccttc experience fate a Ia salts
faction dcs deux chambrcs ct dc tous les
Spectators, a conduirc son balona Saint
Louis. ct %cnsuitc d sc rcndrc dc la II
New-York. A New York, il propose dc
prendrc dams son bailon, mum dun
bateau dc sauvetagc, six ]personncs don't
il a deja lie conscntcmcnt, ct dc les trans
porter en- A%ngletcrre, OH il Sc presentera.
aussit6t arrive, au gouverncment britain
nique. II cxprimc unc cnticrc contiancc
dams Ia possibiIite d'operer ccs diveTses
cvolutions sans aucun accident, ct ParaIt
convaincu quill peut ef1cctrcr IN voyage
autour du monde avec son 5allon, plus
vite q~u'avcc tout autrc sytefnc dc trans
port. il assure que d'apres scs observation,
il est I'm courant d'air portant dc rOucst
a rEst, dams lcqucl on pcut Sc dirigcr
sans MULE Granite, ct avcc II raplditt
suptricurc il tous les moycns connus dc
l~ocomotion. Dtsirant avoir roccasion dc
prouvcr la valeur de sa thforic, il s'oilrc
il fairc, pour In sommc dc vingt mile dol-
lars, ccs t~,ajcts succcSsifs de Saint Louis
Il Ncw-York, ct dc New York en- Euro
pc.
lie pttitionnairc tcrminc en- fisant
~allusion a d%'autrcs credits qui sont nllonts
pour dcs obicts dune hicn moindrc uti-
IitG, ct qui, scion lui, pourraicnt etrc en-
ployts, avcc bicn plus dc justice ct de
profit, a faciIitcr l'nppIication dune
science appeltc ii changer un jour In faco'
dn monde ct les rapports DIES pcupIcs
entire cux."
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

lnaccessiblcs a toutes les condoIecanccs,
que les %symPathies douIoureuscs, que les
regrets indiciblcs, que les larmcs bra.
'antes que tu arrachcs aux c%ompagnons
dc ties Jeux ct dc ties folics, diminuc leur
douIcur!... Mais tn cs mort; il nest pas
dc consultations possiblcs pour cux, car il
II en- est pas pour nous!... Dicu scul pcut
en- %trouver... tn dois ctrc auprcs de Iui,
en- obtiendras-tu? I'M
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24
NENTE DE SE(CFSSro>

NnccrSS'o" de f." AFr0nirr Edonayd Cu, ir...
"a , nom ct par l'autoritc de phonnr,h1o
A Ia cour du second district de ID No.,
VeIle-orIcans, J o%'lrirai en- ecntc publinn,
Ia maISon de cour de cct,c p%aroisse. To- Inn :
d', "a terr1cr 1851, a dix hcurcs din m,,;n
les prophecies ci-aprcs d~tcritcs, ann,r,n
nant Il la succession de fcu A. T.. CuviII;rr
sayOir:
On lot dr terr"' situt en- cette p~aroissc, !
NapoIconvillc. mcs,rant $50 p.cds do l,rro
sur 80 picds dc prolondeur, borne dcven,
par la le'tc du Bayou L.atmurcbc. dcrr;nrn
par lc chem'n public, dun cote par Ia tcrr.
dn DIR k'itridGr ct de l'autre cote mar |, nrn
prictG de Ursin CaiIlicr.
Aussi: Unc vache.
Conditions Compliant.
Parolsse Absorption, lie % ianv. 1881,
n2i.3i| A. +. HICkMAN SL<r;f
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(COMMUNIQUE.)

CONNIE j'ai dtja Git observer dams ur
article precedent, que Ie moyen lie plu:
SIR, dc Greer chez sol dcs artisans ct des
manufacturers, consiste dams enc cntierc
libertt dc commerce, JIG dois %ajoutcr que
Ia Oh SC treuve In matierc brute, Ia con.
cnrrc,icc dos autrcs nations nest pas i
craindrc; an contrairc. ccttc %Concurren-
&C produit lie bon cffet de hater lc per.
fcctionncmcnt de to'ts les ohjcts manu-,
features aycc cctte matierc LA ~rivalita
dams IN genre d'industric dome dc l'e-
mutation ct formulation Glit naitrc la su-
ptrioritG.
Tout systemc qni attircrait, pour en-
tourager lindustrie manufacturisrc des
cotons, plus dc capitaux quill ny en- en-
ire natmreIlcmcnt, on qui detourncrait
ccs capitaux au profit dune autre indus
trie, parde forts droits sur Fin Importation
DIES prodoits de cette meme in!ustrie, Sc
raft fnneste en- realitt, absurdc en- politi-
que, ridicule au point de vuc de l'econo-
mic !: Au lieu d'accelercr, il r%etardcrait
les progress ct lie pcrfcctionnemcnt, il d.
minucrait In valcur reellc dos tcrrcs ct
du travail.
La gene du commerce, par dc gros
droits, decouragcrait lie productcur de
cotton, par Ia raison que rcxcedcnt dc
son produit s'ecoulcrait dificilcment dams
les pays strangers, ct qu'ainsi les prefG-
FENCES accordecs aux producteurs qni
mont point d'excedent nc sauraient en-
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Gesdeson C,anci,nnc, deceased
STATE OF LOUISTANA.-PAR1su OF As.
~ sUMpTIoN.-FifM judicial District Court
In the name, and by the authority of the honora.
BILE the above court, will be sold at public auc.
ton, by A. F. Hickman, sheriff of said parish,
on Monday, the oath day of February, 1851, at
3 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, the land
hereafter described, belonging to the success
sion of Gedeon Cancienne deceased, to wit:
A plantation, with all its improvements, situa-
ted in this parish, back of the Marais, measuring
one arpent front, by forty arpents in depth, to-
gether with the double concession belonging to
It, the portion of said land in front of said Marais,
is reserved for Mr. and Mrs Grcgoire Landry
during their life time, bounded above by land of
Isaac Hebert and below by land of Hebert Ian
dry.
Terms and condtions-Thes above described
land will be sold without warranty and subject
to the claims Of e. p. Dwight, f. E. Kittridge
and other claims, payable in three equal install
ments, enc third in March, 1851, one third in
March, 1852, and the last third in March
1853, with good and solvent security, and spe-
cial mortgage until paid, and in case of non pay
ment at maturity, the purchaser will pay an in-
terest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum.
Parish Of Ass s1mptif n, jar. 49, 1851.
n21,5il A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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NncccSS'"n de tcH fnfoinc Joseph .Souurc..
K@ITAT DE la Observation-Disclosures
-~3 sc Assolnption.--En vcrtu dun ordrc
de Honorable la cour du BIN. district iudi-
c'aIrc de Get Etat, dams ct pour la susdite
Parolssr, en- date du % Janvicr 1851, il
sera ottert en- vcntc publiquc, par Cypricn
L. blanchard, cncantcur dnmcnt commits
S'onnc ct assermcntG dams ct pour Ia susdite
par"'sse Assumption, sur les licux, lie same
h'' Zine Jour du moiS de fGvrier 1881, 4 dix
he"FrS a. NJ, les prophecies c~i-aprcs dGcri-
les apPartcnant i la slsdite succession, sa-
voir:
- Tn moroccan de tcrrc situc en- ccttc
paro'ssc, an Grand Bayou, contenant qua
rante-cinq arpests de superlicic, face au dit
Grand Bayou, borne dun cote IA Ia tcrre de
Bite Hebert ct de Tautrc Il celle de Christo-
phc Rodrigue, ensemble, les batisscs ct
authorizations qni en- dependent.
% Tn chcval, dcs outiIs aratoires ct les
mcnbIcs de monagc.
1crmcs ct C~ondNions-La tcrrc payable
en- trois tcrmcs tgauy, TN tiers en- mars 1851,
I'm tiers en- mars 1882 ct lie dcrnicr tiers en-
mars 1883. lie mobilier payable, pour tou-
te s"mmc audessous de dix piastrcs, en- mars
1891 ct pour toutc somme de dix ]piastres
ct audeSsus, unc moitic en- mars 1851 ct
| attire motto en- mars 1852. Les acquC
reurs dcvront tournir bonnie ct sufisante
caution ct hypotheque spectacle sur Ia tcrre
Jnsqu'au partait Placement dcs susdits termes,
ct toute sommc qui nc scra pas ponctucllc-
mcnt payGe il ltchcance portera intertt
a raison de huit pour cent Fan jusqu'a paic-
mrnt final.
ParoIssc Assumption, % @janvicr 1851.
4. l.. BLANCHARD,
n2l,5i Encontcnr.
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NECROLOGIE.

Mort, en- California, V1croR CHER.
BONNER fills, dc Ia paroissc Asccn-
sion.
Pourquoi t'eIolgner, pauvre ami, de
cette patrie OH tn 6tais tant aime! Pour
quei courir apres la fortune lorsque tn
formais cclle dc tant de cnurs!... Pour
MOURN sans avoir VII SC realiser.un de ties
reeves, pour MOURN hicn jeune en- ~laissant
derrierc lei dcs amis qui ne t'oublieront
jamais, pour MOURN, cher ambiticux, ct
dtscsperer un perc qui nc Sc consolera
point, une mere helas! trop 6prouvee,
ponr mourir... dams ces Aots qui dcvaient
te faire Partisan de ia fortune. -C'etait
un noble orgueil., que lie itch dependant
va!
All! 81 tn %n'avais pas snccomb6 dams la
barque peride Il qui tn ties %conie, COM
bicn scraient joyeux les atres que ton
sort ~attriste aujourd'hui, mails Dieu ma
point voulu tant dc bonhcur pour nous,
il ia laisse lnouriri.... Mais &C Dieu au;
nous %eprouve 81 crucllement ne nous de-
fend pas lie souvenir. LIE ten, bon Vic
tor, vivra eternellement dams nos cours!
One ce souvenir, que cette amitie que
la mort nc saurait detrnire ct que tn le-
CUES. prtcicux heritage! a tous ccux qui
tie connurent, rende III peu moins NAL
heureux ccux que Ia yoix du sang rend
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SUCCESSION SALE,

Succession Of Alexander Edmard CupiHier, de-
ceased.
I'm the name, and by the authority of the
ss Hon. the Second District Court of New
Orleans, | will offer at public auction, at
the our house . this parish, on Monday,
the 24th February, 1851, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, belong
ing to the succession of said A. E. Cuvillier,
to wit:
A lot of ground situated in Napol6onviile,
in this parish, measuring $50 feet by so
feet deep, bounded in front by the Levee of
Bayou Lafourche, back by the public road,
on one side by land of DR. Kittridge and on
the other side by Ursin Caillier's property.
Also: a cow.
Tcrms-Cash.
Parish ofAssumption, Jan. %, 1851.
MI ,5i1 A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

Succession Of antoine .Ioscph $uarcz.
STATE OF LOUiSIANA.-Parish o
S~ Assumption.-ln obedience to an or
der Of the Hon. the Fifth Judicial Distric'
Court of the State of Louisiana in and fos
the parish of Assumption, dated this 22c
day of January 1851, will be offered for sale
at public auction, by Cyprien l.. Blanchard
auc'ioneer, duly qualified in and for the
parish of Assumption, on the 22d day oil
February next, 1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
the premises, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
u \ tract Of land situated in the aEorc-
said parish at the Grand Bayou, containing
forty five superficial arpents, bounded on
one side by land of Bite HGbert, on the other
by land of Christophc Rodrigue together
with the buildings and improvements there.
unto belonging.
% One horse, farming utensils and
household furniture.
Terms and conditions.--Thc landed prop.
crty payable in three equal instruments, one
third in March, eighteen hundred and fifty
one, one third in March, eighteen hundred
and ftty-two and the remaining third in
March eighteen hundred and fifty three.
The movable property, payable, all sums
under ten dollars in March eighteen hun.
drud srrra fty .vIc, und all SUITS Of Nen dol
lars and above ten dollars one halfin' March
eighteen hundred and ftiy-one and the other
half in March eighteen hundred and fifty
two. Purchasers to give good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage to be re-
tanned on said land until paid and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to bear in.e-
rest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum
until paid.
Parish of Assumption, Jan. %, 1851.
&. l.. BLANCHARD,
n2I.!G .4uctioneer.
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PLANT DE CANNES.

Re suussigne oflfe a yeudre so arpens de
"s cannes des plus saines qui sont en- ma
telas. Ces trente arpens planteront au
moins cent arpens. S'adresscr d Monsieur
A. HouETTE, Paroisse St. Jacques. I'll
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DUGH, DIR. JOS. H.-Docteur Licencie
- Paincourtville, LIE. n5*
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'EN"nTAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures
'Aa"~ Assomption.--Cow M Cinqu1;ene
District .Judiciaire.--Attendu que Heze-
kiah Bagarly, a p%r6sent6 une petition i 10
Cour, d l'effet d'obtenir les Iettrcs de c,lra-
telle dc la succession vacante de fru Alvah
Spinney, deceds ~intestat, avis est par lie pre-.
sent dome d tons ceux que celia pes' con
cerner, d'avoir d dednire SOUS dix lours les
~raisons pour lesqncllcs il lie scrait pas fit
droit Il ladite petition.
Par ordrc dc la cour.
Assumption, lie IA %janvicr, 1851.
20 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
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GSTATE OF LOUISIANA.--parish of
~ Assumption--<im Judicial District
Cou1.--Whercas Hczekiah BagarIy has
ptti,ioncd the Court for letters of curatorship
on the vacant estate of the late Alvah Spin
ney, deceased intestate, notice is hereby
given, to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
Assumption, January 18th, 1851.
20 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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GAaTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARrsu or
S~ AssuMpTIoN.-FIfh judicial District
Com1.-Whereas ClGophas Ptnisson, has
petitioned the court for letters of administra.
ton, IN the estate of the late Marguerite
Leblanc, deceased wife of Louis Bourgeois,
notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order Of the court.
Assumption, January ii, 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC ClnrL
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Paroisse Assumption, lie 90 ~ianvier 1851.
MI, 81 A. F. HICKMAN, Sherir.

DE- EkssIGTAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures
sssTa AssoMrTIoN,- Cotrdu Cinquifme District
.Judiciaire.-Attcndu que Clcophas Ptnisson n
~prtscntt une petition 4 la cour, a l'etiet d'obtenir
les lettres administration de la succession de
leue Marguerite Leblanc, spouse dtccdlo de
Louis Bourgeois, avis est par lie present d6nnu
i tons ceuX que celia peut concerncr, d'avoir
a dtdnirc sous dix iours, les raisons pour les
quelles il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition
Par ordre de la cour.
Ass omption, ii Janvier 1851.
20,2i DESIRE LEBLANC, Gret1ier.
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NENTE DE SUCCESSION
.SuccrSslOn dc fu TffGTou C,,c;c,,

Succession dc fcu Gfdfon Cancicuuc.
1gsnTAT DE LA LOUISIhNE-CorR nr nv
san43 QUEEME DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures
ASSompt'on.-Au nom, ct par I'autorite de r1lou
la Cour %susdite, il scra otlert en- vente pnbl;o,o
par A. +. Hickman, sheriff dc cctte paroisse 10
lnndi, 2lme Jour du mois de FGvrier 1881. a q
hcurcs de Taprts midi, sur les lieux, la terrc
cI-aPr1s dccrite, appartcnant a la succession dc
leu Gcdcon CancIcnnc, SAVIOR:
Une habitation avcc les alnGIiorations. situ,c
en- cette paroissc, dcrriGre lie Marais, mesurant
I'm arpent de face, sur quarantc arpents de nro-
%fondeur, avec Ia double concession v anna rte
nant, la partlc en- avant Giant rcservrc pour Mr.
ct Nine t'rcgoire Landry lcur vie durant, Dor
nee en- hant par Ia tcrre de Isaac IIGbcrt, ct en-
bas par celle de Hubert Landry,
Y"rmes d Condifi0ns.-La terre ci-dessus
dGcrite sera vcndue sans garantie ct snict aux
reclamatlons, dc f.. p. Dwight, f.. T.. Kettridpe
ct autres rtclamatIons, payable en- trois termcs
tgauX, un tiers en- mars 1851, un tiers en- mars
1882, ct lie dernicr terme en- mars 1888, avpc
caution bonnie ct solvable ct hypothtquc ~jlsau'au
partait Placement ct On cas- dc non placement aux
echtances lacqutreur paicra I'm inttr6t de huit
pour cent par an.
Paroissc Assumption, lie IS ~ianvier 1851.
n2l,5i A. +. HICKMAN. Sharir
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HINGRY, ANDREW-Grocer, opposite the
M Ferries, Donaldsonville, La.
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N0nners and Customs Abroad.-The letters Of
Mr.. Dawson, Of the Albany Evening Journal.
while travelling through England, France, etc., are
fresh and racy, and by no means 30 barren of use.
ful information as most of the foreign correspop.
dence Of American newspapers. Here is an extract
from bis last Paris letter: r.
have seen ladies' roughly jostled from the side.
walks on the Boulevards-where, If anv where
you might look for politeness-and, in crossin q
from Dover to Ostend, and from Boulogne to Folke.
stone, have seen Frenchmen stretched out At full
length upon sofas, while ladies could aad NO place
mode himself to oblge lady. An this nav sssn
spocryphsl: And 50 would have deemed il but
ior the evidence Of my own senses. Americans
may be ignorant Of many Of the higher branches of
PoLteness; but if one Of the Universal Nation''
should treat women as cavalierly a. Frenchmen
Ieat them, there is not a backwoodsman east Of
the Rocky mountains who would not volunteer to
pitch him into the Mississippi
nor is this inattention induced by any want Of
appreciation ON the part of the ladies'. I.never s.,v
gratitude more gracefully expressed than when a
venerable Philadelphian, with genuine Yankee
Rromptness, extrlcated lady, with psslsy little
tion. When he had procured cab for her. he
neid her little one until she was seated She
thanked him in French-not a word Of which.
however, he would have understood, but for her
eyes. Ihey were .Periecty Ineligible. In reply
to her thanks. the kind-hearted old gentleman said
It's all right my girl; and just what any gentle.
man would have DONE" "Anglais 2" inquired
the little Frenchwoman. "Not by a long shot.
Pm Yankee all over"
Here is bill, for day, at one Of the best hotel,
IN France Bedroom, five francs breakfast, (cof.
zee, warm bread, butter and two eggs) two francs
dinner, liable dhote) four francs tea, two fr.pcs
servants, one ffsnc-$2 &c. Those (and / am
always "a that cstegoFyl who desire mutton chop.
beefs.eak Of slice Of broilsd ham, with their coffee
ana eggs Tor breskfast must pay an additional
franc. This 10 about the average bill Of soiourners
in good hotels, without wiae. Those who prefer
IT, however, can hive comfortably in Paris BY
tn aknu lodninna Eor k.lf Al - ~
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IN .zi., and makes you di..y With shs cssssr Il

svn sxis, and makes you dizzy With the c.atter Of
its wreck.
Tha. .hsussksspsr told ne sll-littls BY listls, ~
i lonnd cslmness to listsn. She had Been dad
month Lilly was with her through Il Ill; she
died swsstly, without pain, and without fear
what can angsls fsas She had spoken Il " Cou.
sin Paul." shs had lsit sliule packet for him, but
i was mot there she hsd given il into Lifiy's
keeping. :
Her grave, the housskssper told me, was only
little way Of from her home-besids the grave II
brother who died loag years before. l went
there that evening". The smsund tss high and
fresh. The sods bad not closed together, and the
dry leaves caught IN the srsvisss, and gave ras-
ged and tsrrib!s look 70 she grave. The next DAY,
! laid thesn 81 smooeh-as We once laid them on
the grave cf Tray; | clipped the long grass, and
set tut Of bus violsts q the foot, and watered il
sll-wish tears. The. homsstsad, he trees, the
fields, thss mssdows-in the windy Novsnabsr,
!oPked dismally: could mot like them again /
liked nothing; bat the little neund, that hsd
+the sleep sf death. + 77i1IiT
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Oh Az FU6NATUAB STORE
No. so sCirsws stysst, corssr cf Pndids.
Joseph B. HUBBARD, Wholesale and Re-
- tai Dsaesf and sna6lctusas Of CABINET
fUkNiTuRE, such q SOsAs. Bs4srRADe. -
nsssss iis.lss I fop si1s sd;
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g.. @ a npcnss.y: Wsiast Csae esd W2ed sssf
snd sddins Of IL linda Ts anek asnufSstssei e sS:
e. e sssssss sna shs sss sqcissd
Al F.snfass pasksd sna.nads 5sady for saigSlns.
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-04

A gentleman, speaking Of Cincinnati, srys its
most appropriate name would be the finn bury
of America. "Yes," replied another, " think
IT will be the neat-ropolis Of the United Ststes >
War IS FAsHIoNy- A beautiful envelope for
morality, presenting n glittering and polished
exterior, the appearance of which gives no GER
tain INDICATION Of the real value Of what is con
timed therein
To be woman Of fashion il one Of q eos;.
est things in the world A late writer thus de-
scribes it--bny everything you don't want and
pay tor nothing you do smile on all mankind
but your husband; be happy everywhere but al
home hate the county adore Paris /; read nov
els neglect your children nurse Ian dogs; and
60 to church every time you get new shawl
LET HER nE.--One Of our Detroit mercantile
gentlemen, who was travelling eastward short
time since, went to tho clerk on one Of the On
tnro boats, to be shown his sta;s-room. Tn.
clerk handed the applicant key ut the same
time pointing to door ut some little Distance
Our friend went in the direction indicated. hut
opened the door next to his own, where he ~
covered n lady passenger msking h.r toilette,
who upon the strangers appearance. uttered
low scream; "Go away y cried she. "Iettcr Il"
screamed the clerk. IL am not tonching her al
air returned the indignant merchant
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-04

Another fugitive slave has been arrested. il
the North, another mob has risen TO rescue hin
and has succeeded ia doing l., from the hands Of
the authorities. The pifair at Syracuse is SINH
lar to tho rescue al Boston, only more so. In
Dunkirk also. another case has occurred, where
although resistance was made, it was overcome
in one case, and in four others the negroes es
capped. a
The compromise is as great blunder in poll
cy, as it is false in principle. If the North de-
termined to extort, aud the South to surrender q
right, it would have been better for the peace OF
the country that the runaway negroes should be
ceded to the North, than the territory which was
given up. 1t would have been better even for
the border States of the South. But folly is
very apt TO be companion of fraud, and the
compromise is so compounded as to be precisely
the most odious to both sections--that it was
possible to make it, out Of the elements of strife
which the architects had at hand
We are told that forcible resistance to law
is treason. II so, there must be some forty trail
tors at Boston, two hundred at Christiana, and
perhaps as many at Syracuse-in all, about five
hundred. The punishment of treason is death
Does nybody expect to see them hung! lfnot
what becomes of the law-of the compromise
of the Union