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CITY H0TEL, NEW ORLEANS.

CITY M0TEL, NEW ORLEANS.
YsHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces
II his friends the public gsaeaHJ tais well known
vcte and during the
eomps.iy rssevsed every rassc Every Improvement that
gKestad adopted
sfssd The prsises have bsen printed ghou
an yish new fashionable and frnnre ESPECIALLY
as isos aEartnents9 short
the frs OF October nsxt. = s-P ~ . 80 - NesNN vs.
esplo Ban ia Rs MORSE prorri,,or
fWbACCO--Long BLACK Rich TOBACCO, for
ms asa,ssn and Tssae Akets Also TOBACCO Planla
~ ihes eho hb sad DIG AZ roBA ctaslsny
stF TuRNsR RENsHAw.s " Camp ssss. ap ,.a,u,
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The business Of the Aspinwall and PaDsms Railroad
appears to be Increasing In addition to the immense
sums of treasure transported it for American
count we note the following increase the last
dates.
For English accounts from South American ports.
9t .$P3dll09
Since the previous steamer left full cargo of coal
from Baltimore, and the Cargo of small Cuban vessel
comprising 100 boxes of sugar. had been sent the
road The same vessel was loading at AspnwalI, with
Cocoa brought from auyaqu aud lot of Peruvian bark
was waiting shipment to New York cargo of ice had
just arrived, which to be sent over to Panama
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GlFEIcE or NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

aNFElCE. VI Nnn Ols1t t 90 .sos
n NSTrUTiUN-0ics 81 Camp eet-ineorpo rated
9sT 4 \ Of Legislatufs 18th March, ls5b
Institution viii be tsl he reception oil De-
pot lsundays eassptstl from to O'clock
ss,Eyda from hos o'ciecS. Fl
Irs Ia Of one will fscsiysi.
strictly limited by tie Get ncot-
ava tnn Public Dhs United ths State
sSan Z nud hf Citg Of Now Orleans 81
nld unmpr0vad
wit AZ hs tie city ofNe usan escssding Seper
ii he pppra lied Cash saiae4 - = > -
stock Of the Incorporated
n,Is sns moi cent Of tho
the
ba al auintea seu annually among the Deposors.
No trustee directly indirectly
c,vs say or snaursat whatever.
at 10 be agreeupoh,
win TINS
~ TRUSTEES. '-%-
Ger re Eeslis, A. D. Kelly, Ra u s YoEel'
W T. Mercer, SEQ. urqahart y p SlHnsT, -
~ n prsran. A. Hsine, George Jonas
y;,iL ,Ir,nT Bnrart. T., N, Wool, Thos- A. CLARK,
r Witn IN asans, z A. Bradford D. D. withera.
As". A- 's W. N MERCER, Presideat
Al KELLY, @
i, WM. voGEL, Vice Presideat,.
r. b. SUMNER,
: D. D. WlTHEKS, Treasurer.
tainsd Al she office assIy
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gRszlL Nuiss--3G bots iiraza .S..9s, ZOE
.alsby a. =. COCHRAN HALL .ss GsaYisss, VA
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NoI1CE-Havipg purchased the ent re- in
sresi q II rafd e. f6Th, ID the Soparnsrsbp CHRIS
on the lstof July LAST, VIII ny own
s RICHARD II. CIITyN, -
! NJ era 81 Charles street, Of Union.
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coPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

G 4. - Partnership heretofore exist
EoREISa - ~ .ns nsrns q CORNING CO. New Yart and j.
j. Ia Ers,.os n " ea.etysi ~ esnssni NJ
res 81 Cans oieahs retiring from eopcrS Jke bysi.
oriesaa an ia q % hs RapE
~ re Bnsihs Esd 10 e,s a. ss
|kufi8sf
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GUNDRIES-
~ Ca KBONAT6 OF soDA--ato ken. q
IEDIGO-l0 ssrons. t'a
SAEt PETRE-sb kegs.
MADphR-Ssaks,
ALUM-E0 bbls.
GQPPEkAS-6 ebia.
BR1Ms rO&E-7s
BLkGEINE--k 50 gross,
WINE BoTTLES-6N and hampers,
PoWHkR SHOT AND LRAD-9u0 paskaxss,
SsARCR-lGo 1oxss
TIekLrs-ssos Sos gallons half gallons and quarts
EAGGAaUNI-sgbp xes,
yERMfFELII-Ea
YEanT Pow BRk-aO gfuss 81 ="
RISE.-cS tisrass. A.
Rock . - -
BfgTERS-sO1 boxss.
-OIL.-ale bssksts Sweet.
IStNGLASs-2t Suret.
SALT--tSO , ii
OLIVES AND CAPERa-aoa sssss,
i DYAn 4 CO.,
sells sHsltN Gtaysr yslon and
+ MIR. PHOENIX N. WOOD ia associated With
BE aadsrsisnsd to take sastoa Ne the
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~ 1CHARD n. cHfNN, H0LESALE
Lkge1IsT AMI APo1HsCARY ChnYs street, corner
q ss q psnisr, r., ess and D5sss ek
trgttlh AID Frerch ChsGsirf. f' %" NV i"'e
His be ykeda
toehts Of p'agterR end their as = u -
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TENNEssEE-Two Boait-.Ooo1 ,.,.s Paul Inc. 81, co ,d
ORDER Alb district see isA' osss'As ~'o Sna
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LIE DOCTEUR FELIX FARAUT.

Ey-Interne des hopit uy de Paris; s'est re-
Gem neut etahti dan< cett. paroi+se, ,ians une
des tnai<on< de NJ ferdinand platten entire Ie-
gllse ct IL s1miuaire.
lie Do;tenr Faraut offe ses services aux
habltan's. 81 de proiondes ttules ct me ior-
que pratiqne sopt des tire a ule be le ellen
tile, le dlcteur Faraut en- comp era bieut6t
une. g
II offe aux habtants de prendre DIES abon-
rerneelts d anne et il e<p3re par "a ponc-
tualite et les soins quill donnara aux prein2ers
ntlades qii tni senont %contiaa, m-ftter bient6t
a part da patronage public
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DENTISTE

Theodore Philips, Chirurgjep dentiste, Giant
lie reto,.r a Napoleonville, p.ul ere consult
.onne a~blrefois dams son iaboratoire; ) tho.
lei Washington. lie Dictenr PhiIips fats4pt
c1aque hlver ule tonrn9e dams Prescription.
il gtrantit rous les nuvrayes qn.ou pourra iul
tenhef. AyantdtJ rceu dars cite larolsse
W va-te patronnage il invite resp c5ueuse-
ilent iouies leg parsonnes ayaht besoin de ,es
.%erviees de So fefs~er aux danes It aux n. 3
lelTs qui Font dfJa honort de leur conf tfce
Us per-onlles aya,t be oin de son ministafe
tteFohf bleli de s'adressard hi INN diatemeni
de- engagements contractes ne lui pertnet-
tlht lie seJouflef pirml nous que peu de temps.
ious ordres donnespar Ia Poste seroDt promp-
tement executes.
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NJ 4 4 4 :
DE NJ. Joseph HEBERT

DE ~. JOSEPH HEBERT.
On t"onsvrra ~IouIourS d rs Get GtaAIj~se-
ment, 81 ne VISA Wis I'i.gIi~e PutoissiaIe de
Presumption, M assortment compI"t des
nrI!c e. c0nlpfis sous lr nom de MAHCHAN.
Discs sec,lEs, GKoCERIEs, NERRERIE, po-
TERGE. LIQUEURs FINE. QUINcAILLERIE,
tHAUS$URE, en- IN mot tout CT gui compose
IN mtlas'n de Ia Champagne bien approyi-
,ionnG.
II, Iltbcrt vend a dos conditions ASSET
m)dtrees pour pOuyojr compiler sur me p!u+
waste extension de sa clientele. II vicnt De
tout son STOCK e! il invite les
habitans qni derneurcrtd dams ses paragesa
,t-4 ,,, t,iisStinent.
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A rs.

lie pu lie est inform6 que Ia sacittc forme,
pour fenir i tablssement cGnnlle sous IL non,
de Washington Hotel d Napol, oDvIle eltra
charles Il Bes.e ct Pierre II. Re-Se snais la
rti-on de b ..se freres Sc trouve dlssonte I'ull
ronmun accord, lie premier JUN proclaim
char T. 4. Be-s9 resfe senf ctarg 4, reg
inent De toutts les a~iiaires de la soci Il. ToJrte~
ies par-onnes qai doivent Il la di,e saci6t
<ont REFUSES de sen,r soItef inmaliatampnt
lpurs COM ties entire les mains du dit charles
A. Besse.
Nopoleonyille Assumption &c 81 Mai 1855
Ctare-A BLssE.
7. Ii. oEssE.
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NOTICE.

The Partnership new existing for the r.
ing Of the Nv asllliaton Hotter. al NapjlaD,.
between Charles A Bose aud Pierre II. BIS
under the name Of B sse brothers will sttnc
iso!yed by common consent On the FIRST Of ju
ne next 1855.
in9alt.ft, ;1firrara rea :.
Ted to siitle Immediately with charles Il Be,
se who is the only one cha gel with the REL
"fail tile Affairs OF SAID portbenhp.
A ssomPiion 81 Mars 1855.
CHAELEs 4. BEssE.
p. II. BEssE.
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H., RABASSE.
&. Dentiste de Paris.
Maintenani a NapoltonyiIle.

Ayant compose IN ODONTAL.G
sQUErlni gierit radicalemcp' lsr maM
de deass ct arrate In earie.a ~i'ionner
den faire part a scs.c!ienst et d'oiirit see
services aux %pcrsonnes qui penycut en-
ayoir besoin.
Ain-i %maintenant: plus d'cxtraciion,
plus dc se',lf %aaccs, ct preservation Ger
tine ct facilc.
R-il Va continuer ses vo~yagescomme
saItsanpIfsivaat. Al.
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NoUvEAUTEs, uu4N I.i.E-
RiES TT GRncEplE.

Lo soussigHe = t%ouionrs en- main Of oara q.
Vente 4 aes pfis bien ,nalefes III in nense =
de nircliandises, ,els qua
"Calicas trangals, richa =; ca ;hernires do to,te
contours; soierie nnie ct a carreanx; barno,
broche ct noirs robes bareges; MORE noire mn.
one; gros de iiapses;; mo ictioirs, co !, cbsmjsa,
tes ct inaiIchss brpdees; -inoasSeliaas De- lain
tontes conlenrs, marinos, alpaca. bainbazine
foilards .ellally, draps, Hinged table, nappes .
ssrsieitps DC todtes grtnienrs; en- IN mot to-
G. q1i eat da res ort,ian tnagasin de IN 'rcI,an
discs slches bien ~asseri:
Kofre egalement en- vente nne rrsnde o,,an
lite d'objets dc qaincaillerie ct de r~roceris.
Ga vendra 4 IN rabt lis col iderabla to,,fes 10.
raarchandises driver; quaint aux merchandise.
d ets don't lie stick Went A etra refinavele. etles
seront sendues 4 des conditions avautaceuses
30 ADOLPHE LOREr IL Co.
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ToNBEs EFT MoeuMElrs FuzEpRls

TOMBfiS EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRLS
'Es + SlEUR LIS. F.PLTrisN, comm depris
azRA plhsiears ann es par les notnbreux ouv. IL
ges,,lnil a fats dams le elm itiar de cette pare g.
Sc, ct cehx des paroisses avoisinantss, a I'iir,,
Neur de prevenir ses auiis ct lie public en- rome
-al.q,'ii Went de reces DIR in Nord de l'Ame i.
me, ct de lltalie, des Inarb 'es de tontes especcs
OF II il est pref d execnier toute commando IL
90 nbes, cayeanx dc famille gu monuments cn,,-
cernaut sa partie.
II enplole an choix des families. ie marbre "a
pierre, on lie oois, ct se charge dgalefnent dos
grilies on e~ntonra res de toi,bes, soft IN ljois soit
on fer. Pour pins nm nles renseignements, 5 'adres.
ser chez mi 4 Plattenville j cote de l'Eglise Pa
rois ,iale dei'Asso'nptioD. SEES prix sout des plus
moieses.
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EDMOND 'iAURIN,
.AVOC4T, Il NiPOLEO.rPILL

IV Ot<-1 I n WI ONHO"F' ENNI'
Eyrrce "a profession dams lie 5enc
O .trict Jnliciaire. compose les puroisscr
As.onption, LafoIrchc I@ntcrnc ct Ter
reboune. Ionncra tons -cs SONS aux
atf,ircs qn'on vordra bien Ini coItirr
dams ce district ct les a~voi~inauts. 7
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STATE OF LOUI SIANA.
Parnb # .4yrnnpn n.

Por"h # .4Ss"nph n.
Detained in the Jail Of this parish a rune
vay negro wlo says That is name is L.4sjm
i ha j. ~tanptope. ty ofiuig' B ksr Of Ia
5oa Teche IN thu PARISH Of ste Mary in thi
state. Said negro is 5 feet 5 inches higl
a+ i little bear on his chin and speaks If, nci
we'll
The ownerot sid slave il requested tocome
ID claim and take him ont Oil paying al,
costs and charges.
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LOUER,

Tn magntique MagasiD en- IRriqucs ave
comp:oi $, r;yois vitf,s ct auire<,F bureau Ct
uu caycau. lie inagasin 40 pied% de long
snt 80 de laige; on peut lie dIviser Ell deux pal.
ties, tenif s inarchandises seches d un tosta
groceries d. J a,tre. I
II est ir.s avantageusement situ.e OF blen
con,,o, enr,iglnrf Leyee ct Canal, q hapo'
l6ehviIIe, ~rarois1e Assumption.
Une reisenne iiueligrEte peut J fare 90
hrii'arac6 affairea. Pour rIselgpem gufs es
conditiors $ adres@fr d p. F He5luin, dlenea'
taut ~ tssps du lit nag asin ci-dess u dss
goe, a NJ poleonslIle. l1J-se
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UL EoSSEnFDLSE,

: Offe ses ervices III Fl ~ nrh'ic
il sc charge de toute spite de co ~lections entire
Donildso vile ct L~ockpo't Pour a. ronctna.
lit ct la prompfitude dams leg demarrhes. on
psnt prem re 4 s references sur sn coinpte
avec tons les officers de As mplioa.
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4. GENTLE.

AVOCAT NAPOLEONTILLE.
EAcrce 81 profession lan, ic 3ene Dis
omp'ion, bufonrche hternc ct Jerrebonnp.
| l~D1nera tuls ses soins aux ~afftires IN on
votldru bieu lui confer ~tansce district ct lie
avoi@inants. l5s.rl*
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MAURIN,
1T LAW.

practice.tn tn. Fifth JIiicial District
in the parishes Of Assumption, | II
fourche Interior and Telrrbonue, and
willgiye particular attention to law suits
that may be entrusted TO hin. 7
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A. GENTLE.
AT LAW,

Practices in The Fifth judicial DISTRICT
! the parishes Of Assum ption, Laiourche
Interior and Terreboaae, and will give par.
cnIitf attention to law suits that may be ru.
ustcd to him. sl5.ul7
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4. IETE g. C. l.. BLANCHARD.

Gnctnteurs commissioners par petat, offfens
les services de ieur profession d tous ieufs
atnis eft a tous les habitants de cette paroi.se'
Pour les conditions s'adresser j Ia mason
de cour, cd on les rencontrera etaque Jous
non fcrle dams Les bureau1 da GTefiier ct da
Recorder. e
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JOHN III. TLLshEY.

NOTiCE.-All professional business en-.
trusted tothe undersigned will %feceiye thei,
l'ligen' attention.. They will alten, fcgn
trly the sessions vi The courts of the All
nd 5th Judicial Uisirici
iionaldsonville, 23rd mlrch 1852.
JOHN IL. ILLS .EY
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DOIS DE CYPRE pU MOULIN
de ~. James KANE.

III. JAMES KANE PREVENT les habitapr
de Napo'eon'iiIe Fl du Bayou Lsfoarchs
On u transpor'era ds' hois dams lie vil1ag
'ro's fois par s"maibe, lie na'di, lie iead,
81 'e samcdi. 1onde personne qni voD
dra contractor aHc Nui lie r~encontrela /
NapoIeonviIle IfsionrF ci drssus designe.
Il pttyient egaI"In,ent lie public qua
son de- 81 est sibse sis Jaws le rBagssip
Ie III. Joseph ~lEpepan ct qJte NJ. August
b''"e' est "'to'ise a naittrrn son absence
q~nIcoaquebe pressnstera pour acheter
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The Partnership which existed betweaanf.
c. Loe and L. T.. ,Ba ndoin, Knowa as 's
from Fl. G. Loret and Ct is dis.elve by nn.
tuaI CO.. sent, Mr. II. L. B,udoin balng the on
~ persin charged with the sediment Of sag
partnership !. G LoaEr.
L. y. BAUpors
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A dee conditions avtantagea.e. 10
moulin sneR tout Ell fcra. dame helt
dine manufe'apre anglais,
=" puGlt orIte CT garanti Sous tous li
"Plo'ts. S'"drssti a
ALBERT HARBOUR
Ire hahitatDn au deseus dus seuinail
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lie docteur Tho. ]. HopfR. eleve dn cefe-
bre DENT te mericain GEO w pAm1 Ef. olrre.
ses services aux habitants de ces conflees ct
les p%rcsient quill travaillera dnrant tout lie
prliltenps ct ioat Pete dams les parois Is As.
cenSion, Assumption ct La onrcheJnterue.
les pefsonnes qHi autont besoin de son mi
n'rfeTe dams cete p~ar0isse penvent lie solicitor
en- adressart an doeteur des Ieftres au bureau
posfe de Napolaonri!!e. - il s'empressera
de Sc rendFe i chaquc appel
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CYPRIEN \. B tRlLA.EAU,


Exerce sa profession dams IL SEINE District
Jndlclaire, Compose des plroissss Assonptlon,
Latourch, lnterne ct Tertebolne. IL dJnnera
tou3 ses SONS aux ~afflires qu'ou voujra ben
I'M coniisr dAlS CO District 81 leg ay0isinalitS
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GEADAI5
II hounrur ]anuoncrr a ses ANS q I,
en- general qu'~lIe vient dc tsf,
fpmptf'r 4 neuf et dauanger. ~ ur Ia nd,
GraHdc c~ofntnodit. de. Eeisonnrs oui Tho.
rnfrni de- I"ur c0nhance,
.ae.hooo@lv @ramanh u1nn
H." tonH rs pnffp Chrtfrs ri Leufs.
OGtre le grand uonIue de clumbt.
It d" cabinets qui retmet de rcryojr 100
| l25 P'nslonnaires, on iruuyrru dam
sI hotel. de wastes Ell co~nlortnlje ,u.s,.
tmen's pour families
La manjerr don't Get eta ~bIissenpn, ID
TEN sous tons les rappor S, leg som. don.
I'eS2u1 ~Fottageti's, 81 par dessns tutt h
quake t! in ~n0uyeantt DIES NETS don't /
table ,st ]foornir, aIssi ben que Ie+ SOM
arp"itts a Ietf pre- pa ration. font crpercr,
Nine Gr0rges queIIe arlra coulInr par h
passG, II birnreiItant patronage des cifo-
}ens de- Ii Nile Orleans ct de nessirun
les haI,itars en- general.
Name Georges profile de cette occasion
pour ann"nchr que ses ~dejeuners xont Do
9 henues a 8 heures Ell lie diner de 81
4 hpmcs.
Les ~cbamhes, y compris Ia pension
S"nl aux pix sui'ants 8 ! par Ioul; -
y | 50 ct i 2par Jour, sulyant leur in,
portancc.
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CRANES DE JARD!NNGE.

CRANES DE JhRD!N
NJ. Theodore Gorar prGvicnt les habi
ants quill Went de rce,oir III grand a.
sentiment de graires d. laidiuage ct DE-
f1@'lrs, de p%atafes de dallas donhIes ct dce
plus bellies varieties. - Tortps les grim +.
tendueS par NJ. Conan sont completeness n.
gatanties.
Depot de NJ. III. Gorau, chez Nine
DuPRE.-Paincour,ille.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
An Aboli,ionist BADLY whipped.

The most interesting ceremony ever
witnessed in this town was the whipping
of olive abolitionist," with the eupho-
nious name Of J. w. B. Kelly, who halls
all the way from Cincinnati, Ohio. by
DIR. Grafton Thomson, late of Clay
county, Missouri. Mr. Thomson, short
time age, lost a valuable negro woman,
who it was thought was induced to drown
herself by the thieying scoaudrel who is
the subject of this article. Kelly who
was heard to express himself in the mat
Ter, severely reproached Mr.. Thomason
for being STAKEHOLDER. Mr. Thomson
on hearing of the matter, called on the
said Kelly, who gave him to understand
that he did not speak to men who owned
negroes. Mr.. Thomason did not wai
for further expression from him, bu
seized the independent individual and
nearly wore him out against the ground
A friend attempting to interfere, was, by
one blow from the powerful fist of Mr..
Thomason, landed backwards, 'on the
other side of Jordon.'
A meeting of the citizens was called
on the following morning, and COM
mittee appointed to command Kelly to
leave the place at tan hours notice. The
absence in the town of the article .'tar, /"
prevented the citizens from donning him
coat of tar and feathers He lett our
town between TIVE days. and should he
ever come back, he will be forced to go
through with tight rope performance
Sguaaer Sovereign.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
How the removal viii eaeot Reeder.

Dave Atchison takes double-headed
drink of whiskey, and blasphemously
compliments Pierce for turning Reeder
out of office, and then consigns this dis
graced official 10 an exceedingly hot
place, pororatory burst of rage. He does
not think that the Presidents act will
make Reeder's fortune. But twill.
Reeder Is martyr, and human ma
ture is lavish Of care and sympathy for
those whose blood is tie seed of the
Christian or political. He was
strict old Hunker, of an orthodox pro-
slavery inclination. Not bit of an Alb
olitionist ever was he. But will he not
be one hereafter? 0fcourse he will, il
he is either cunning or spirited. The
Free Soil feeling OF Pennsylvania will
naturally flow to him. 1t viii serve him
unless he repels if, and will be ready
for his use il he has the passion or the
policy to employ it. 1t will be remarka-
bic thing if Ex-Governor Reeder does
not. get TO the head or very near the
head, OF political movement in Penn
sylvania, which will ayenge him of his
enemies and compensate. him for the
damage they have done to his interests
and the wounds they have inflicted upon
his feelings. The usual current in
human affairs will flow awry if Reeder's
fortunes are not completely made By the
unprincipled and maleyolentblow struck
at him, By our Democratic Federal Ad-
minisHatIon Bu6afo DemOcracg.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-08-25
MINNESOTA All Eight.

The following resolutions were adop-
ted unanimously at Convention held at
st. Paul, Minnesota, on the 4th of July,
after listening to an Grafton pronounced
by Doct. Jewett, late of Boston. The
resolutions are not wanting in ''back-
bone,'' and may be taken as the feeling
of sister Territory on the slavery ques-
ton. We copy them from the Minnesota
Republican -
Resolved, That the question of Slave
ry in the United States is paramount to
all other political questions of the day i;
the settlement of which must precede
the restoration of peace to the country,
and the possibility of any harmony or
useful legislation on the part of the fed
eral government.
Resolved, That We regard the Fugi-
tive Slave Law as unsurpassed in moral
turpitude by any other institution OF an
cient or modern times that while It's
ostensible purposes are to carry out the
principles of the federal constitution, the
character of its authors, the eircums:an-
ees of It's enactment, and the manner OF
its execution, are sufficient assurances
that its grand design is to nationalize the
institution of slayery, to crush out the
expanding spirit of liberty, IN the North,
aud teach the necks of Northern freemen
to bow in submission to the mandates OF
the slave power: and furthermore:
Resolved, That no love of union shall
ever fascinate us, nor threats of disunion
terrify us into acquiesence in its require
ments but that we viii vIndicate hu-
manity by waging unceasing war upon 1t,
nor lay down our weapons until Congress,
returning to a sense of Its duties and re-
sponsibihties, shall finally and uncondi-
tionally repeal it.
Resolved, That in the judgment OF
this meeting, the abrogation of the Mis-
souri, Compromise by the Infamous Kan
sas-Nebraska bill, was gross violation
of national faith, and had for It's object
the plantation of slavery upon the soil
DelOFc expressly COHSSCflsco " Hoi1ltsA
freedom, but though wicked in its orig
inaiion and calamitous in its results, Its
evils are mitigated IN part by the fact
that it relieves of all obligations to COM
promise with Shareholders, and henceforth
we-stand infexibly opposed to the intro
duction of any more slave States, wheth-
er north or south, of whatever geograph-
ical line.
Resolved. Tha. theprcsent CHEF Mag
istratc OF the United States would have
signalized his devotion to the ConsPitu-
ton of bis country no less by defending
the freedom of the press and the purity
lef the ballot box IN Kansas, than By his
officious aiacrity to kidnap into slavery
the unoifending fugitive Burns.
Resolved, That the Union of the
States" IS not perpetuated by the crime
OF slaveholding, and wecall on Congress
while abstaining from interference with
the institution of slavery in the States
where it exists, to exert Its utmost power
on all possible occasions to cripple and
suppress IT.