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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23
sDELI4GIIENlsY SPRING ss This ".
Ii lightful Summer Resort, stu GA x;ssyi ~.
Yte,l in the Parish of st. Landry, in
4 beautiful rolling Pine woods coan ilI kiI1H5

DEL liz HEN llY SPRING ss This ~
- 3lghtful Summer Resort, sita 1Ssi -
.ted athe Parish Of St, Landry, in
4 beautiful rolling Pine woods coHI- ihiI kMIA4
try distant about thirty-sx miles =
from opeloasas WI De ohenea on ~ is' ID II s's
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many impartant improvement ven n
made since lst season. large Stable anu tWo iiey
Baths and Bath-houses have been erecpea 4 inese
Baths will greatly promote tile comtott @ Ysi.ols
as they are built 80 as to be lfoh r
water nHndatians Us heretofore. 4. 4, al svs..3
The mineral qualities Of the waters f these springs
and the many wonderful cures they nave performed,
are 50 we'll kaow1 that they only require passing
notice. This SKINNER resort will leave nothlhg 70
desire this season. as the proprietor WI spaas ~ ~
mains Or expense to render it rs Agreeable ana az
tiactive as possible. He has engaged anexeeileh1
ooks goodaHteward, and polite and attentive ser ~
yspts He Ilas also engaged two Musicians Tor the
entire season. and besides as the Deer apohnas ~
tic surrounding country JIG has proenrcd PACK u.
hounds for the pleasure 2, spof.se .ha ,.h,b i
situated about four miles from the Springs, WheIe
the Trout Perch and many other ne n5n; are
canobt in abundance. He will also open Bllliara
saloon aud Cefiee-honse and keep the very pest @ II
otiors and Wines. an m
Beard and Lodging, per week y. ..t =, 80 ; N
Children and Servants, halt-prlce z, ~
Taking care OF horses, per day : ~ n
teeuDss Mi Noel will establish regular Inns
.s,s of HacksbetWeen opeansas ala ,xii ,it
SEs@s'ss''S Springs, by which passengers WI
ne,Y Cheney IN about fornr five hours, as there
4 viii .he Il change OF horses midway. a.
4 Persons visiting BeECheney may nave bne,' ~, -.
.ers and papers directed to Bayou Ghieat, and tneS
viii be delivered at the Springs three tneS MseN
April II, 1857; 5. - = ! -. Z =. 4.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

II pBGING ROOMS. l04
~ ScwOricans n. HENRY ST
fnodste gentlemen with Lad 5ing, ~
Of mIati. Prices III suit the times.
Best of Liquors and Wines at the BAL.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

EHAMPAGNE.-A few baskets Of this
- fine Wine left, which we viii sell at fedueep
prices, to close the invoice 5- s.
DBRaUL0N i cARRIEREl, Washington
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

- A. ~ .I5Tl1 EKUCkERYt -.
e !, GROCERIES, etc.
which be offers very cheap for cash Ine ;as nile Pun
snsray Will and il to their interest to giye nm .
esall before purchasing elsewhere
wasbinrsnn Marsh as, 1851.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

/ tT sOuIS N vsA,lrrETl, Cabinet aiater, has al-
1 ~ ways On hand a large assortment Of Armoirs.
Safcs, Wasllstands ttc etc, which he will sell at
New0rieans prizes for cash. #,s6
"a Apply at Patin's Hotel, Opelousas u
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

JAUPERIER. HAYES h Z
A1siDn Merchants, No. Ia st. Z
Orleans, ,a ss
ALF.purERIER. ALLEN L. HAVE ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

fEODORE DEVAECOt Is RE, Notary
Public and Auctipheer in AVID tor the Parishsof
/. Isahdiy % lice at Grand Coteau. Any orders
with j. B. PoL1NauE will receive prompt atten-
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

GTRAYED OR STOLEN from my Plant
~ alton, near Vile Plate. on the night Of
the 18th inst, Dark Sarrel American NV
HORSE, Is hands high, with-a scar on the NJ
right shoulder caused by rubbing OF the shaft and
a white spot on the back a saddle mark no brand.
Any information, or the return Of the Horse TO me,
will be literally rewarded.
THEoPHILE FoNTENoT.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

w. NJ tTs7H. 4 CO., Cd
~. warding, Produce MERRIAM
Agents, ~ GraTisr' street, New0ri
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

~-r,u GnoDSa NEW GOODS
n INTRUSION has Just arrived from New
orleans with splendid assortment OF Spring Goods
comprising
DRY GOODS, .,e,
CLOTHING. HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
SADDLERY
~ GROCKERY, -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

Holm n. H0YT. Practical
III ST. Charles md Cauision sttvs
Charles and ,-elnnda Hotels, NewUt
g1- Hats IN tide to or,lar. 2l
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

fI'EN DOLLARS REWARD.-SrRAyE
4 from my residence in Grand Getea,l. in sssa,.
GDLTs--ole years old, deep sorrel, With N- Nn
three white feet, aud the other years old, wit,l
white spots on both sides of neck and fank--bot'l
.NlNse ''as' n on their return to me.
Grand Goteau, March II, 1857.
-. : - WILLIAM BLALocK.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

J GO e would respectfully inform his
IA fris:lds aiai the pnllic generally >ArTf-aaA
hat y hasiacataa himself intte Town
,ilsssaa. where he Is INV ready to execnte
pSf, ,.eatness NIL work entrusted ~
Rim, Al age Repairing, Paieting, Trim
ming Il ff.,f ibag, III well as Hplse, Sign and
t,rniiinenp, aig gencr,liy.l By close attention
Es, busnesslie hope ti merit share of patronage
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

ayET a LII r. 81 i.A IsIsI NliPON. Engines
and Millwright, offers his services to ta,
lila lters ff ST. Landry and adj lining Parishes He
viii attend principally III all hiiiness il the above
ne entrusted 10 his cure. 0rders atdfa sscd TO fNn
NJ 0peloasas or atiis laaire, will receive prompt
Refers to nassr lltstraPe Tired Las
trapes joseph Berand j. B. DajeaI Sen. n. s5s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

9e OIEDANO. & TA1
- Merchants, cerner Of S
4tiSets. NnwtrlHaas. 7s
Benz. TohHpASo, J...
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

NTIT.LER & FORESTER,
Iva Merchants, 3 Union street, NJ
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

nLD TYPE METAL, snitsbls for Cotton
~ sias. fer sale 81 sh.a af5cs, sz1
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

IA.sfES ri. VAN sDALSO4
I'll at law, 5 81, Charles street, Newt
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

Also simply ii fresh ana well Gyocetis*
and Provisions, which ne VII dispose ofson rsasona
81 terms, fbr cash. d Nay ., laS5. Is
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

n EW ORLEANh-l
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

~ : 4 = ! ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13
OPINIONS OF JUDGE N5LEAN
AND CURTIS.

" ASH NaToN' N27ca :.
Jaa-e Aea~sA2 @a.sVe7e3 rs views n
sae Urea Scott e4Se '2-@sy-sC-s..E. !,
that slavery : .'aa;;ea - IL Caace q,
ne State wAe-2 II = established ~
municipal law. Il Cea-y : d,-rs
slaves or ir>o otloTe@ persons 'a5gr;e2s
= territory, Thy aaya the power ~
proh3e:' iAtsa tEa1n becoming tiers
;A>7s.a- TIE pow: = ae2a:re territory.
carries ;Ae pase. u Savara I; Ia
master &2e> NJ; carry With nm - IL
telr.:ary. 'ae law - ;he SITE tv5sn
4 al-a lie removes az~ee to Ms szss
tsa'aa.o.asS, MAS Go.>; ..asiaaa'. sg tae
ia-eSaa.? pen : n f4v5r e. free.s.s-,. -
nrsi So: ana as t.n;iv wa-5 Erea VI
Ger ~ DECISIONS ( ;3e las; : vs.
JQlSe Curtis dsS>eass4 tg.es- ;'ss aesa-
iaa q the aiossfv ef III. C51rt. = -
lived ~ GA.ef Justice Ia1ev. an! azxs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

LADY EASxLGS.-I.A3y Frank. .
has addressed ana Published : ,1tts, ,c
Lord PAlnasrssoa, seeking 70 engage ths
sympathy Of those il power, in the des-
patch Of an expedition in search of the
Franklin party. She enasavo-s TO show
that the proposed search mar b rasle
with slisAt hazard Ct life and very sraal.
cost, ana observes, .'Th;s san ana *
aaass1ns search j. al | seek i AaA2ls OF
TIE aes' 4ad ealy sa$ssvrs u Aues., as
eerery n ssos3era t..rass. 2a3 + : n !
evsE l0:e13 70 asa. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13
The bred Scott Case.
WAStiINGToS, March. {.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

kkNsAs-Ts- r'-a. VI a.-a animated
tie ,a:s be-Gs Legislature G: Kansas, j.
a.. 5..4>;s4;l IS ,ze &c; prov.41as fer
a Convent T. = frame . safe Ceas,iig-
ia ae al. ua.eA VS. PASSED ovst
- v;s Il CIV Ge4~y. s-atsssp y.-o-5s-
is- Ter s.5a..fiH- she { fas'i.atsoz 70 ~
p % far Gcce;s.azcs. Ta.s Vs. Gov.
Cary q-iaeip4. objection = the bill
Iaa p1a-s-4verr p,a,ters wAo composed
tie rssfa; Legislature LzTe4 A. 'Tas;
;4s p pie Thy ksev that a Goa
s;5;g;.oa es,s5,.SaiIs slavery n tie
ts7riierv would nsv2g - ratified, and
determining ta2; Kansas should b. :
Save Sat. tAey committed the A'Sa-
a4ade1 outrage 81 refusing III eli.zeas
za eBsag:2a.;y O expressing taz.r opta-
ion o: tie o-gani, las by wA.ca they
sere - be governed So nreoeed-
ing j. unparalleled in The history Of oar
-aT.e-t--ss a d.Fz-t conflict va
= i2eory aaa ps2st.ee-snd Is pLl-
p4esa szaYar>iaa u the rights al the peo
p.s, az& o. .'p2P--ar sovereignty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13
Che ellsworth American.
ELISWCRTH:
FRIDAY MORNING MARCH n 49,.

'. II. PALMER, the American Newspaper \ SgJt
Is tie authorised gent for tbs FaH,y Ia the ,t.as
81 Boston, Nyw Nerk, and Philadelphia, and ].
duly cmpewcrgd a. take adverse uirutS and sub
scgiPtioHs ut the rates required by His receipts
VIII bc regarded a. payments. His Offices All
Ue~ro>, s,allay's BuilasuS; NEW NeEA. Tribune
Hudluss; rutApELruft n &, Cor tifta an
thestu,.; streets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13
A ugusta Correspondence.
LEGISLATIVE DIGEST.
AUGUSTA, March IL, 1857

-
uses nave VIC come Every new us
closure is but farther unrayeIlins ct
the piot. Every new turn of the wheel
is only developing what fsw have fore
500, and only .,ahcad If time have
.z-.-==l t......:s...,...:..o
~ ''',.s'' '' :. ''','' ''
''e's, ','''' : ,No'''' 'o'7 =, Wv,
o.o''' guy ~ vs. 49,. -.
, -'''' - ~ ~. - ,ha,t
sands in orr land, good and true, who
hive no hope Of successfully meeting
this Question through tn, ta'igt-b"x Is
iii. laz. a.sp,aq ol5u4i.l la III oaIeula-
ted T. all v.a,a tazr .ae-: Eat 10 or
own cal ar4.4s.
3..s#s... We his been d,yatsdin the
r=z., +, sa.e=s. nd private business.
n. .se.as.a.a, are ain clametoas fer
al Tier are. er We II applicants.
1Fe law has PASSED when every little
,r.r... ACADEMY cau exree, to be aided
by I'M state. Tha.e should be few
.@,.I .ssa..z.I:rs and G5ilezrs.ssef which
,F4 ~.a.q @g5a,i exercise p.tzrnal care.
Mr. vse-en will p ,csen, a bill to-day for
ST Normal school. The bill pro-
.--.--.A...--
ssrh persons. sa.v. shall Jc admitted
- satt school as have the literary quail
iasa'iaas nov rsqsiTsd by law ioF teach
- IN common >s,.'. ~ anu az ' .,,'
,., a.. =, ~. -. ~ - nsr.sp the mn.
f...saof:aaeA.a. IN thu common schools
ofsa.s Sat-, aa4 vae -Aa.! Rot before
a4sassss9n thereto ne "..a ihe ''5s'%s- q
s e'4i'''i' ~ ia ~ .@.' - ., u,
sse' - - .a,,i an.lY nv
sea..-,i7't as faF..- to sad set99' if4n
s@a u. ~. - - 80,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13
HAS THE NORTH ANYTHING TO
DO WITH SLAVERY

HAS THE NORTH ANYTHING TO
No " IN 81 'EhI
~ - ''''' 49, ''''>%' -. :, ~ =
"-'' = '''' ny s''sssS over any ''sS, "s9's's'
Of the slavery question: aud who dream
that iAe '2ais'pe;ai i's'e wa'eh keeps 'as
Union trem flying ot in a tangent, ef
smashing ap, is the matchmaking o?'he
African race, AID D.35siaF The system
which keeps them IN bondage, never ia.l
'o inform ali Who may chance to have
conscientious sernp.2s. that the North
las no responsibility n 'he mat:er-pe-
caalini'y. morally, ~ = aa-aily. The
Constitution. they say. lSay5s TIC GOV
erame-t without any responsibility tei
'Ae system, and provides 70 way ofdeaa-
N VIA is p7ra,eN ~ question ot Pc
"oeat '1e9@my, It s'gs net III 'ae
ep'n.en OF '2s>e @'>z&af5>' permit a.!
.zsi>'a';en or tn s~.ise; N IA, tsfT.io'
Al b. 81 q ' q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

AK You EsEIF II AavASeE.-Na;
mere necessary fsg tia PressGy4f5oA q
LIE q tAe b4ttie-1sld : : oamPlste AZ
@o4s, ;A4a 5 sos.ls o: Ps-y DAYS
P2sa kl..-s, - those wha ara szE--,ag
fFa.a acute bodily pain Il IS ! s1r=
slEs. an eas:s oaIy 3 esass Per bsttle-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

= Capital IsInssatas At, as the boy
sa-4 #le4 the s-AoaA24.<,reSs seated him
with tas g,-4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

Ma t Ii. PAM, the publisher, offer.
for sale the Tsonsasioz Journal. with eve
ry'ains belonging to the Establishment.-
It Is the only Republican paper in the
county Tbs opportunity for Printer
and publisher 10 locate himself. is rare
one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

ea7Ii'f ION Coughs, Colds and aFec.
'seAs OF the Lungs prevail amongst cur
people to an exsen, wholly unknown in
Europe, and, II neglected. often assume
dangerous form. wistar's Balsan OF
:" II caeTFy Is ia remedy in such cases.
- v hen You want anything Of wo-
man. tFatse her for tAAt in which ste IS
most deacisa..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

VIZ elected Clark, Treasurer, ard
selacfmen, Republicans. a, our towu meet
'ng here yesterday, 1t was mostly ~groe
shops or no ''grag shops" The ReYubli-
cans are no, dead YET. W
Deer Ise. March 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

Hew 10 ars sals-aa'lar. pa for yaar
paper IN aiysaas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-13

! y e else let the "uow lights who
are the constitutional interpreters IL, the
lave party. eon;s!Ne some way 10 make
his expense. a patty enc Ii the South
wiiino; pay is own hills for slave hunt
M, nor the party which is based nnon
prop sanJj>m, th-a these wise man
mas; expec; 10 kear this question dis.
5us<si. notwithstanding tic dismal
etoakin5s IF >uPsrannar;ad m5a2mani-
as, who nov oiy. =" IT, a,en : IN dan
ger.
Mss ANTHONY LECTURE.
Writings HAL was ai.td last Thurs
asy evening - Overlooking. "a listen
= lecture by Susan L. Aa,lony
81 lister. \. y upon tie ~R:5h.s
AL Position eli Woman" Mss In
'as7y is a 'aiy e apparently ,ome swsa-
iy-@Ee years Il =. rather aAsr- -
medium s:a,ae,aaI raigts - >pzs:ast :
might generally bsdssasi god a.5g
Isreaaac.a,ion : very 1,ear and remark
a5'y distinct. aadwe should JUICE could
easily make a,rssi: heard " an asd.s=ce
ef from two % ;hree thousand persons.
VT there is nothing in Il q The ma<ea-
i.ae and untem:aine character aad tone
'',s.. ~ .',,' r,''i ~ . : y 'ss Z y
- . - '.''''s'''S = -, t'~ss
- = "a ','.> 80, y - = - q, 5,
- " ~ ''','>' ma. .. = attention an
interest," 1.e 1i''a'' goa vita a2F'A@s :
.''''' a. -. ~, -. '..s Wa -
- - = ~ = - - > .
= - = '>.''.''.s 4..s' . : .,'''. = =
- ''.s>,..'7 '.'.. u s.'.'' =.
- ''.--.'@, !" .''''.s A7-'
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- - -. '.',' mas v - '.s..',,
'.'.'' ~ vi ,''- - g '.'''. .'..-' .
'o''e . n =. = ..'-'s's '-'' -1' Ia :.
;4.Fs isf : sNs.sa.Esa'.;5 5s;sss. An
. ''.''>s 'ai..'e )" no nae -4..E inter
eSisss n sasz,'ss Il. s'.z5'ae asz-; -
Opportunity i-'e ;A'i.As Il S.as commit
M! ar de- 1t Is have 2'-'s o; -
s;-sst15 aP a s8e s:a-#4;.', :. t-:..-'afe'..
22a.s q though; an. a-,s-'f .5'>.z4 ssst--
e@zs -. !; nay >-ssS II serves e:
S'sa2 ssay -s.g-izs. conservatives. ais. II :
have q >s-.s;e. : a'sas -, 4al ~. .7-s-
n; ;-....-:aS ell: = d. as..a-
pas chiefly p.S..a' ,..'>..=.. Ttaz.: f=-s-
@''t ~ aass4zz--5as - - r.
;Fa:a : ~, !, - NJ. aFet=-a, aaa
rF5- 10y r $50 z-..;---- 80 .=z-- :ss-.a
s : -; - = g. S. l.
su.,.van Fs-.r, = h Year a. james
n p 10. b. = n. -
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NAFraSE. 70 Jzae -. lsSk
SCHOONER HARRIET certify
~ sae aaass Nezseg las Aeez >sreAS2 a.
T4s2 sSssd A4.oa&say ~ lave
JOIN :. Tick III,
&fss PI42sA sezzeAs- &z& HE=zsgssss
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
/" No God, no heaven, in the wide world"

PURPOSE AND INDEcIsIoN.-The same circum-
stances which produce some mems best, pro-
dnce other mems worst. One by unwavering
frmness and adherence to the right, goes from
poverty and despair up and up to the heights
of mortal endurance and mortal triumph and
though the world may not sec his victory, he
feels it deep in his own heart-a treasure which
no hand can deprive him Of Another goes from
the same condition downward and downward,
through lack of strength and reverence for him
self, till he reaches the depth of human degra-
dation and defeat-a bitter lot which no man
can do more than mitigate to this suffering soul.
There is a danger to both these wayfarers-to
one, that the victory he has won so hardly.
shall seem in certain dark hours paltrv, and
even despicable; to the other, that the good he
has turned from shall seem so great and exal-
ted as to be unattainable. There is also les
son to both, coming from the deep voice of the
surrounding world. Right is eternal. 1t is the
incorruptible inheritance of all true souls-the
certain reward of all true work. Be the one
ana do the other, and whatever thy present
condition, it shall ultimately be thine-Lgs
Illustrated
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
The P. M S. Ship Co. g Imposition unon
Passengers.

The Marysville Express has received a Letter
from Col. A. F. Williams, late Treasurer of
Yuba County, in which he complains bitterly
of the treatment received by the passengers of
the George Law. The letter contained a copy
of resolutions passed by two hundred passen-
gers, from which we quote the following;
Whereas, the passengers by the George Law,
from Aspinwall, as per above date, would be
wanting in manly feeling and public spirit did
we not express our indignation at the fare re-
ceived on board said ship during said voyage
therefore be it
Resolued, That we unqualifedly condemn the
quality and quantity of provisions furnished the
passengers during the trip referred to, and feel
1t duty We owe to the travelling public gem
orally and California in particular, to caution
those who may find it necessary to travel by
this route, to provide themselves with the ne
cessary stores for long and tedious voyage.
Col. Williams adds f" The treatment to pas
sengers on the Atlantic side is perfectly horri-
Die. Under mere pretence of small pox we
were quarrantined thirty hours, and then per-
mltted to land in the Doctors boats at cost
OF from one to three dollars for each man. and
one dollar for each trunk" The whole matter
IS deemed gross imposition, for the benefit of
health officers, whom the Col. thinks must have
cleared at least two thousand dollars out of the
passengers who left here with him.
In the resolutions which followed those above
quoted, the censure is all placed upon the pro-
prietors of the line and the quarantine health
officer, and the officers of the ship fully acquit
ted.
:" How long" asks a cotemporary, +" are the
citizens of California to be at the mercy of a
handful of stock jobbers like those composing
P. NJ S. S. Co.? The actions of this monopoly
of late show criminal Indifference to the COM
fort or rights of passengers, who are compelled,
in absence of any other conveyance to the East,
to throw themselves upon the mercy of their
line.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
Written for the San Andreas independently
To Anna.

10 Anna.
With feelings tender oft | view,
Thy plaintive poems, anna"
One heart, at least, like thine is true,
Its sorrows, too, as many.
The halcyon days of sunny youth,
Alas Too soon have fed,
The hopes that cheered heart of truth.
Like them, are crushed and dead.
Cheer up fair friend, do not give way.
Oh never yield to sorrow,
The grief that rends thy heart to-day.
May turn to JOY Tomorrow.
Perchance sweet joys are yet in store,
Oh ! let those visions rise.
The hopes that thou hast known before,
May glad thy clouded skies.
Those blissful pleasures may return,
And cluster round thy head,
Those pure affections brighter burn.
Till numbered with the dead.
Again loved forms may meet thy sight,
To glad thy aching eye,
And change thy darkness into light
Why need you longer sigh?
There's pleasure still beneath the skies,
If we have friends we love,
If we have one whose love we prize,
Like sacred hopes above.
Take courage, ever cheerful be,
Though trials sore and many,
Seem clustering now around thee,
Be cheerful-more cheerful, ANNA"
.NGELs CAMP, July 22d, 1857. W.. T.