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nhe lipt NItNi ttnnial rlt HNam ell bar rsr;tiihtn Gmpfdnatr ange-
ben Wl!. q Qnm.unriu
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GFG- sSie man ndt Sdmtr,en bril:n fam.
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la 4irte Socbdm Sdu0prs
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WITTY S"''N''fs ylais', lptncn trhaIten urp III h0bsn lei
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Spiritupien SIT babtn b; grmi. SToIin,rr w ~ ~ ""'SEe
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Ssrtjt. unp W inter Ntrpcn lYru IoWtcu mn Wtleen.
IS. Gem llnttriethrcttn 9treiNt cS TIM Sieranu9cu.. Isincn Isrcunty ~
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unr yibtrtunn fWr 6crrtn unb 0udhtu, irnis aus Strrh, ycdtrue,
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100 Ider StS ttittn SpatSlonctS. ~tbtiptiit Nef!lrt. 7GNt
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ben ~9unitiltcll ytcin9uuqci Ill %"trtauftn. las tciit @ouhrl,
lid, auf tdtni Nlapc mo cctI cGS 9rcnnhrls. cde uuT /
irlbtn Gtlrl1Gtn wtreth fam, ecu M0ufeprsiS tri we;ieuh.
Silhtrt Ut III Str SfHCf D. NN. Ill triraGtn.
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mono uNo %otnricr Grnnlp. unb cmplchlt iih otu Nc,itid,
Civil" NIB Standardization 0S NcdtSm,pnlt.
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~" as| Den Btfgeru Ycn &ilbtn CUR Nahriht,
taF llntcrieitnter einen ausser tasttn 9al btuet, Rem CT fWy
$500 ben BE i3trn pen WiAtn lis oluS lNitrt; mtrptn hinacasn
Nabe benz BULL in @mit ciS hmt;r;t onnstcn '~ttstetbtn, 10 ttrtN,
Let bcrlrbt nur $l.50. a--.H -f-,,r.I. ... Safpb Nct.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-01-10

remains of tropical plants and animals in
the arctic regions prove that at some re-
mote period there must have been con-
vulslon of the globe, greatly disturbing its
polar equilibrium.
Over this wall hundred centuries may
have passed. lfso, compared with it, the
pyramids of Egypt, the ruins of BaIbec,
the Chinese Wall, and the Empire of
China itself, would seem of fmodern date.
Will not the Scientific Society explore the
wall and its vicinity? J.R.
The above letter is from most credita-
Bile quarter, and suggests remarkable facts
for the antiquarian. We should like to
hear more on the subject. 1t is also an
additional argument for thorough geo.
logical survey of Texas.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-01-10

Editors Galveston Civilian :--On the
eastern branch of the Trinity, in this,
Kaufman county, is the village Of Rock
WALL name derived from a most re-
markahle and interesting antiquarian dis
coyery. It is a thoroughly finished and
polished wall of flint stones, each 4 to S
inches by Is to Is inches square. The
wall lies across raYine, penetrating each
bank, and is fifty feet beneath the sur
rounding surface. The rock is smooth as
glass; The superficial formations being cal
careous, (limey,) the washings of the ra-
vine exposed the wall and lead to its dis
Oovery. Small particles of silver on the
wall induced an excavation to the depth of
fifty feet. without reaching its base, and it
has been abandoned.
When, for what purpose and by whom
was this wall built7 Is it not part of
once bustling city, for ages entombed in
the earthl the work of a people far more
civilized and anterior to the aborigines? +?
The character of the masonry indicates
a civilized origin; the character of the sur
rounding geological formations give evid-
ence that since the wall was built the coun-
try has been submerged by the ocean for
centuries. A submerged city may be un-
der our feet within the wall The fossil
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-01-10

Death Of Distinguished Citizeu--We are
called upon to announce, says the Houma
Ceres, of the 9th inst, the death Of one of the
oldest and most respected citizens of our State
Robert Carter Nicholas breathed his last at his
plantation in this parish. on the Gath inst, afS
Ter short but severe attack Of apoplexy. In
politics, Colonel Nicholas was ever staunch
Democrat Of the Jefferson school. He was a
Captain in the United States Army during a
part of the war of 1919, being attached to the
division stationed on the Canada frontier; and
afterwards promoted to the rank Of Colonel
He was for twelve years a Senator in Cons
aress, which elevated post he flied with hon
Or to his State and credit TO himself. Col. N.
was sent as Charge d'Affairs TO Naples by
General Jackson. He was also Secretary Of
the State Of Louisiana; and later, Superintens
dant Of Public Education. BY the demise of
this worthy and talented citizen the State loses
one Of her brightest sons. Col. Nicholas was
about aixtyrfFe years Of age.
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THE REASON WHY.

"Why does Kate look 50 pale, mother
Why are her arms SO small
Why does she never smile, mothers
Why do her eye-lids fall?
Why does she walk alone, mother.
As if she had no friend?
Why does she sing so oft, mother
Is she so near her end
Why does she breath so quick, mother:
And start sif il shocked her
To hear the quiet rap, mother,
OF Smith, the village doctoE'
Why does he come so oft, mothers
Can he prOlong her days,
BY leaving pills and gifts, mother,
And singing love sick lays?
Twas bat the other night. mother,
When Kate lay near my heart,
She urged me 10 be good, mother,
And said we soon must part,
She said she was TO 60, mother,
Away from home and me,
And leave papa and yon, mother,
To dwell nearby the sea.
ls it on Jordon's stormy banks. mother,
Where she is to be carriedp e.
Shut up, shut mp, you little brat
She's going to be nsarriedi
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-01-10
Misery in Life, splendor in Death,

Misery in Life, splendor in Death.
The Paris correspondent of the New
York Times writes as follows.
There is singular story prevalent a.
bout one of the splendid monuments that
exist in the cemetery Of Pere La Chaise,
that is well worth relating. A gentleman
who bears name that has, a few years
back, brilliant notoriety, bur of which
the existence was short, was the heir to
an immense fortune. This fortune he
has spent, and he is now reduced to
state of complete poverty. And yet this
man possesses in the cemetery Of Pere
La Chaise, in that splendid abode of past
greatness, one Of the most magnificent
tombs that grace its architectural alleys.
This monument and the ground which
surrounds it was bequeathed to him by a
rich uncle who is inferred there.
With the value of his property, which
by its location and the considerable guam
tity of ground on which it stands, is ex-
ceedingIy valuable, he might create re-
sources sufficient to live upon. But the
tomb is inalienable; he is restricted by will
from its sale, transferor adoption to other
use than that of tomb for his uncle and
himself He is, therefore, compelled to
keep inviolate this object of posthumous
luxury. Driven lately from his garret for
want of money to pay his rent, he de-
manded to know if at least he could not
lodge, while living, in the mausoleum
which awaits his mortal remains, a de-
mand which was necessarily refused him.
His position thus becomes one of the
most singular it is possible to encounter.
He possesses in his right valuable piece
of property, and yet he is in complete
misery. During his life he has not the
means to pay for the poorest lodging, and |
after death he will occupy palace, And |
will it not be strange spectacle one day
to see him carried to bis splendid abode |
on the pauper's car, to be laid away in
rough. unplaned cofinI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-01-10
SHERIFF'S SALES.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
~ BeruiHe, State Of Louisiana
Joseph Walsh Us. James P. Armitage-No.
S69.

JosepH WaISa Us. James +. ArmNaSe-No.
869.
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Honorable the aforesaid court,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, have
seized and will offer at public sale to the high
est and asst bidder, on
SATURDAY the Sd Of January nert, 1857,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
ist. A certain SUGAR PLANTATION or tract
of Land, situated in the parish of ibeTviIle on the
left bank cf the river Mississippi measuring six ar
pents five t0ises and three feet more or less on
said river with the depth thereunio belonging
The said land Is bounded above by lands of Fran
eois Seguneaux and below by lands belonging to
the heirs Of Joseph CastagnOl, deceased-t0gether
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
beiug and tneTeunio belonging consisting in
SngaT House, Dwelling House and all sppurte-
nances, Farming Implements, and the Plant Cane
upon the same-being the same plantation and i'm
provements which the said Joseph Walsh acquired
from Linn Woodward by act of sale before A.
ChFlstn, Notary Public of said parish, passed on
the Sd day Of April l848. which act is re ecerded in
mortgage book No. l. entry No. 223, in the Office
of the Recorder of this parish.
I'd. A certain tract of Land lying and situated in
the SAID parish of tbeFvie. on The left bank of the
river Mississippi, measuring one arpent front on
said river by the depth lhereuno belonging bound
ed above by land Of Pierre A. Hafnel and below
by land Of FRANCOIS Segninaux-to together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon being and
lhereunfo belonging--beng the same tract Of land
which he plaintiff Joseph Walsh acquired from
Pierre Lacave by act passed by G. S.. Rousseau.
then Notary Public of said parish, on the 25th
day Of January 1853, and duly recorded in the Of
fee Of the Recorder Of this parish, in book of
mortgage No. d, entry No. 49,
Sd. The following described Slaves, viz: Mark,
negro man, blacksmith, aged about forty years,
and Harry. negro man, aged abont forty five years;
one bay horse Jim; one sorel horse named sorrel.
one gray horses one mue and one yoke of oxen;
Seized to pay and satisfy the following sums. to
wit: In cash, to an amount sufficient TO satisfy
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MoRALIrY OF DEMONSTRATING one
day Of the early Romans, Mr.. Webster said
he cOnId almost believe everything related by
historians OF their extraordinary virtues, pubs
IiC aud domestic, when he dwelt upon the fact
that, though their laws authorized divorce, yet
Coz the first five hundred years, no individual
ever aVailed himself of such license! at was
the domestic training" he said, 1t was the
mother who made PublicOla, Camillus and
Coriolanns. Women, protected by the invio~
liability Of The nuptlal bond, we're invested with
adignity that gave authority to instruction,
aud made the domestic hearth the nuFseFy of
heroes. Public virtue,n he said; afell with pri~
vate morality" Under imperial Rome divorces
we're sought for and obtained npoD most frfv-
GlOus pgessxt, and all domestic confidence was
asatEOyed. The inevitable consequence was
we loss Of public morality. Men who had
sssa 1alae 70 their private obligations would
,o.as ~ y 'Eaa % their public duties. Caesar d.
INV s'a Ns vile, and betrayed his coanEry.--
so,0;os AIS SaOsssy q The nuptia bond il. III my
sSa. sae Principal, Il not the chief cause Of
ity en}ossS II sasspsassnsut sss freedom and prosper.
nations. ssaus s'Ile Oy 1i's'S'ian