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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

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4 sls7.- t,,,.ar. IN n. "a. .s,... e,
i iH'eAt ~ ohah Z iAce-
| \ pNDI, lie H3 dc Junyfer. 1860. conn mme n, :
~ eanta midi Ia Borse 81 Charles ef jour suyant 3
| negeasaire--
Par odre ct pour eompte vile de la Nonyee Orleans
70 ptocederni III ycnle pubquc nle des
eraps de yaenrs uiyants acqn par VILE dc a Nouyeje
Orleans dc John McDonogh, DECIDE sayor:
4 rr....... a -
| nv Mopcts.t5 M, ,, :. -
~ iB,tisfs etanL parts dams Ia paoisse
~ pate as H. ~ rnroes de fiaqnsrnines ct JEFF
a Il Vi w q alpe au neye Aissist1pp = oInant partie
na ,s,anea d lleFIe ,Cazeiar sltlfs
~ bat buc INV sos mules ~ IN Noiyeile osans borne
Marey ct bas Ia plantation cideyant appartenant
a reres ieqnel de compose differ
ee portions, degnes dscrfs pa par ouis
T. t.e Foyer de Ia yilie les Dimensions stant plan
pa " ID McCniiansh general des Ea,s Unis
| suit, sayor;
ftNE crpr.Iur ps,, .,p ,,,, ,r,,,r,
parosse dorean hguran ie plan cidessus menonne
poftions de- ,e aener Na ID ~ az n dfum Hi ofeeaas on
vingt pieds face Jmesrre Anlefjcnnel \ ID Ii yer i
entire les lois N0s ii II n NM dixtanca AZ vr
la plantation Ianenant et cievant f}
cre par une pofonder dc ouarpt arne an eiIe tom, o,
No. 35. - ~ '' w
=, - .4s gt
1T DEUx MORCEAUX OUs PORTIONS DE TERRE,
Giant prie dams ley paroisses dOrleans Jers1 Plaque
I
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E. T. PARKER.
SheSiHof The Parish Of Orleans

QuArRIEsE couR Dss7nrcr SLA VILE pE IA NrII.E4
ORLEANS profit de, etc.
M, par a Qaassisnis our g District
DKEDI dc Janyier 1850 midi l6fei ID Il Citd RE de
cation de- Y 81 . " 9f
a sisnes ap faatesrs Do pnneneao
Maunel hn Magnolia Clara, Meiposee et Thale
sges par les Nos 81 dp DIT iet uiyaut par Geo.
u Dunbar agrenteur, du lSsS dspos ~
Dc AZ MazuFean, notaise public eette VILE. ~
Les dts chscu rue Nan,se
ajourd hui Aagnelia W fies popcss ii=nes de pr1
ionaenIt eIitfe nRurs pafalleles n1esuse ansfican
Ensemble fontes les amsii0rsons
tons lea dois q aTanags ttashs
y sppartenant. ~ s& ~
Eass dams lafate ci-iessus
CoSDffIoNs-conptant au moment de l'adiudIeasiop
- :. T. 7. PARK FIR,
dJ IA 3 ia2 Stfkrjf a Parofase
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
]. b. WAITnN
PRorRIGrE DE FEU JOHN MeDoNoaH.

PRorRIErG DE FEU JOHN MoD0NoGH.
GRANDE vEETE DIES TERRAHs dams Ie. na,o,.os
DoRLRANs, ST. BERNARD, pLAQuEMINEs JEF.
FERsoN, ST. CHARLES ST. JACQUES LIvINGs.
TON, LAFoURcHE INTRRfRUR, EST BATON
ROUGE, ST. TAMhASY, ASSUMPTION, ST. Lam.
DRY, ct cALcAssiEU, sur un long credit par ordre ct
pour eompe du ionds decols do McDonogh Vile de la
Eonvelle Orleans.
PAR J. 3. WALTON,
Encanieur dc In Vile,
Bureau. 10 Bank Place
II ,uhDI, ie 23 dc Janyier, 1860, commen-
~ cant midi Ia Bourse ST. Charles ct q Jour syapt Il
nGccasaire-- 'e ' d.
Par ordfe ct eompte de Ia vile Noyeie Orleans
- pocedera III ycnle pubquc, reserve Ell me des
OrleAnN de nln Mc - - n e.S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
LANDS in the Parish OF Jefrsrson.

AcERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on the right bank
Gayo BaFaa and eoposed q ths following sections
% City Surveyor The dimensions being taken from plan by
W Mccullough, q. Surveyor Generai dated fth April
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
Lands in the Parish OF St. pammany.

Lands i'm the Parish of St. Palnmany.
FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in The
Parish Of ST. Taamany the Bayou Liberty Designated ac
cording plan drawn by H. Pile City SURVEYOR tile
dimensions being aken from plan by Nm j. Mccullough,
United States Surveyor Genefa, 10 % and q
and having each front the Ed Bayou !bey OF one arpe
by depth Of and Third Gtl arpents extending to
Laurent which they have front apent each
the faid lots form part q See 49, r. S r. H. and are
within about one mile Of Lake Ponehartrain
Lands In the Parish of Assumption.
Al the right le and interest city Of New ORLEANS
acquired from the estate of John McDohogh without any
rants whatever in and 10 THREE CERTAIN TRACES OF
LAND situated in the Parish OF Assumption Canal which
leads from the Bayou Laionrche Lake effe designated
plan drawn BIZ Louis IA. Pa, City Surveyor The dinen
ions being taken from plan by Wm Mccullough Enifed
States composed Of the following divisions
viz:
No Is5 containing 2Dl SO 100 acres
No 1856 containing 26a " 100 acres,
IA g. r, H. II, - - ~
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FouRrH pssrnrcr counr lciTY or SEw oELEANs IL
~ 80 oIieans ER Ma Iao5I s,8 = r ? = Z - "a
RT VIRTUE Of a writ Of Gerf EzeIsss 20 uae
~ directed by the Honorable fistffc
New Orleans il the above entied eaase proceed Is ssli
g public auction, the City os CopaFspn ssyeet bssn
Camp ere Masnzns streets, FRIDAY january sR Is IT
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND sv5sll The iss =
proyenens thereon rights ways privileges sad apparsn "a
ances tneTeoito belonging wisa apprrf
situated ~ the fauboag AnnHncae. First District ~ ibis
siy - the saare b9undsd by Maasei agn1lia Clara
eiponsehe and Thaia designasd BY Nos and
ef said square, plan Of the By George r. Dun
bar Surveyor dated LIST Of deposited In az o
A. Aaxureau. Notary Public In Ibis ciss- s.
Said lots measuring each 50 feet NassI now Magnolia
street, by 10 feet Inches and Depth between parallel
lines, American
Seized in The above suit.
TERAs--Gssh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

sEoosp DlsTRicr CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS rs AT
$4s 4as IA ALEXANDER BALDWIN - No
q New Orleans. l6,0aa.
R NEfSTUkC of n writ of seizure ind ssxI xIf
y to ns directed by the Honeahe the secon Dsct Csurt
o. cw ofeans y The above entitled will proceed
Camp md Magazne streets TUESDAY, the 2 day 81 Jan
iary, lS61 at ~ O'clock NJ mn
"A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second District of Ills
city, in square No. St. Ann Orleans Jsor.ss
and Per Streets having feet on Orleans street.
by 10 feet in depth. -
Seized In the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on ahe spot. &
+. n. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of oriears
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

TMRD Drsratcr CouR1 CITY or NEW ORLEANS vi Msss
RY VIRTUE of = writ Of seizure and sale
70 me directed BY the Honorable The Third pfsTict Court
q public auction et The City Hotel Common street. between
Camp ard Magazine Streets FRIDAY February s. fs
~ Y qeloek M tlis following described properly Wit
s9p AhE a JMiis, ~ Jassh Garondeet and Baronie Is
on Carondelet BIZ laS feet III depth. =
Fourth District, square T Magnolia Clara jackson Philin
I'D On Philip by la0 in fepth.
Fourth District square s92 Clara ylcs phiip and Iac
BON, l5e on jackson III ID3 feet In depth. sS
Seized In the absys suf Z "
TERss-Gadh on the spot
pAprEp
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Etan une dlendue de. e................. .2T57 SLIGO

nsg>TERMEs EFT GoNDITIoNs-un5c cinqnieme compliant
ei Ia balance credit dnn deS ois quatre ans cn hill
lets des acuareure Hayabes la Banqne de Gi1oyes
1aae garnntis par hypahclue special Ia pronr6t yeii-
due, les privileges du yendenr ct la case
alienando les dts bes nteret pour cent
de la date nsua maritt, deFfont ee 81
aus le Goe des Finances du Gensel Comun, agssan
comne e Board des Comnissares du fund Ecoe MeIonog
En- dc nonpaiement dacnn des dts hles atriie ceux
nonpayts porteron intert matufit poar cent
seatendera 90 maniee reiade le Placement
bilets maturfia-
Les aequseurs meeront possession enrs propres
ais, ct requis denx de confener e
ditinn de In yente ciessus metioH dams qiiiSe
jour de IL vete et dams e do saf negligence fs
part Ia poprete acis annoncs pour
legal.
Aees de T. FofeE notairs de Ia yiils aux
rails das acquereHrs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

DEgsIEsE cogR De DE pisrRicr} SUCCESSION DE JACOB
de "a NouSelle 0rieana. s HENKEN-.No Ii 1876
g., ds esrs e sdie Suggestion & tsuies aalEss
de n paente publication les pour esaaees ID eorpe
prdsets par ID tue Hat du mineur Henry Hnnen ne ser
POINT frouyG ct hooiogne ct las onds ee es mains
It's conforrndment au dit coInpte. II
Par or1re de Ia Cohf.
las Z f. MIGHoT, Dtnntd Grehier.
Parish Orleans = = a. isiss FIskNa. es " g
RY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facfas 10
~ me directed by the Hon D. II MITCHELL Second Justice 81
the peaee for tho Perish of Orleans in the entitled cause
VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction, Hotel on
Common street between Camp nnd magazine streets
sclibcd property =
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city said square being bounded by Gus
tomoe aarai Belyle and Alexandef Streets the
by 0 est front each Customhouse Bienye slIeets
Seized in tho above sltit
TERMS--Cash on the spot
w. II. WATERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

ELEGANT AND coMaoDIoUs FIgsT CLASS MODERN
Dwelling House, Camp street. Julia street the resi-
dence Of The late Mrs. Monntfotf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

= S4-TERMS AND C0NDITl0NS-0na nth cash and Inc
oalee on credit Of one two hfee and four years he nnes
Of me purchasers mae payable the Citizens Bank of eisi
aha secured by special the
1hs vendors aa Rsees and the clause Of noenano
date until maturity and TO hear satisfactory civ if
required by the Finance Committees tie Common Gonci
herein acting the Board Of Of The
sehoo Fund In case Of Of any notes at
maturity those unpaid will bear maturity at the
rate OF per cent until fully paid This la eondis
ton will not he construed authorize any dey ii the
payment of the notes at maturity. = II M
fThe purchasers will themselves be put in nosse.s
ion Ion nj Their own eypene and they will be required comply
with tho terms and conditions of sale fo within
fifteen duys from the dry of sale and any case Of DELAY or
nget on Their pg hc property purchased by them viii TO-
uotire, OF legal default.
Acts Of sails before o. FQytier ESQ., City Notary nj the
expense Of the purchasers. dI6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

DEuSENE couR DE DISTRICT La VILE DEIA N,vErI.E
ORLEANS AI.EX'DER
&c a Nonyeles Orltans. BALDWIN--No l60i4
AsN RItSTU dsHn yrriffl gafsfe EFT yenfe n
- moi aressi par flionorabe Deuseme District de-
"a Nouyeile Orleans dams faare cdcssu je puc6dera lie
MARD "A de janyier 1850, midi FH5iel Cite rue dc
"a entire ies res du Camp et des Magasns
uN TERRAIN, sua dams IL Dexiene District do cetie
Vile dams iict No 2S6 borne las Sic Anne,
76 pieds de profondeur -
Sais dams Pafaire ci-dessus
4 CONDITI0Ns-Comptan moment de radjsdeation
VI, II. r. PARKER,
d2l ta2 II ~ "A Shsrif de In Paroisse dfOrleans.
SECOND DISTRICT couRr SUCCESSION OF JACOB HEN.
Of New Orleans. kEN-Ne. IA, ,49s
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
thls Estas nd e a her persons herein Interested
they have or can why the presented By tho
tor OF the minor Henry Henken should
approved and the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court.
Z. sIcHoT. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
Terres dams La P.lroisse de Livingaton.

UN MORCEAU DE TERRE la rive ganche de la riyier
Amie enyron derx miles de ebonchnre Giant Ia pre
iere tfie hae que FGn rnontnnt Ia e ryier
sePa T. lgc aaarspas etaai stae rartie dams S. s.
H. ct e r. H. s y, ct nesurant fe I 81 75il, ar
pents dams le 67 IS 100 apens fa,nt nm total de 81
g M arpents siyant n plan dresse par Louis H. Pile yoye
De u VILE les dimensions Giant prises dun pnu ress ar ~
y Mccullough, arpenteur GENERAL des Eats- Gnis N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

1924 Total T0al...............t-......,iS65 ,iS65 12lO0 acres
According plan drawn by Ioas y Pile City Surveyor
the dimensions being taken from plan BY VIM j. Mccullough,
V. y Surveyor General.
TWO TRACTS or LAND measuring GO IS 100 acres the
right side Mississippi river, situated the Bayou ST.
Denis in T. 49, S. r., Is u.
Lot No. i measuring "a 60-l00 acfes
Lot No. "a measuring A 25-l00
Both being parts of section M "a according o plan drawn by
f. Pile City Surveyor, thu dimensions being taken from
plan by VIM. ]. Mccullough, u $. Surveyor General
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

SHERIFFs SALES.


sseosp DISTRICT CouHT1 CITY or NEW ORLEANS y.
:. e gsm o.Isans "iDs' No. iSoa. ia 70 : :.
Ky VIRTUE Of Twrft OF seizure and sale
70 e tfeesd BY the Honorable the Second District tarf
o. New Orleans 10 fhs esoye entitled cause win proceed o
Ell public auctlon, ~ the City Hotel conrs street Be
wen caap and Nsgaise Streets TUESDAY, te III day
property, viz -
Yrs District square 2s bounded sy cofpon raeY Ya
e a4a yfys'rv seets and hayag according the
III feet IN daptk. - - - ~ ~ -" ~ ~ sS's -
selzed IN the shove suit
ihhAss-fssa on the spot.
ET PAgKER.
Sheriff III the Parrish Of 0YIenns.
Dzrxrsss ccun pz DisTster "a yIf,;. F IA yyEr1R
de la ss.-,-,1t, :. ORLEANS va. Ia VEyyK M
TSN n . yrsrs sss.4s y q De EEREAUX- 1861
r. 1uos aaissss ~ m syfit Dc saisie et ycnte
Sp 9 daas pasgaIge ssers II procsdsri is
= SGs.s - snife ss On Carp Nasssr L sens
p,,9ns g al aneatisn &c la popssz don't ss q
fs1hiet Dci, Isef 40. b. tEas tes a. Il f1srss
SLsFlef Basonne et Dsyades, ayanf aapres ~ tsnis
anssesssassiiL pcnT TsEase S5S pss e fae+ III rs Nh
ronre, slr ia peds de psefondear N ~ w - ~ bat
saisie faas FaEase eIzAessrs. +
eosDtT1oNS-eompfan aa moment De radjsdseaslor
- -, a- -. =. r. Parker,
gnl 40 = = ie. sheraf de n Pare5sss q ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
]. B. WALTON.

Estate Of NE late John AcDo,tog1t contiauedJ
by recent surrey the of this tract has been
AACeLtaied to be lsIS nerr lnllnaA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
Lands in the Parish OF st Charles.

TRACT OF LAND eituaied m the pafis OF st Charles
incstng three leagues ID length aud front the
es Aeands md Bayoudu Prince No by one eIpcn depth
said heyons beginning Petit Lac deg Aienands and
tending a down The said hayaus the lands OF Mons Michel
ZetinEne, the mouth of Lake 0naella, s5
The said 25 64lDp acres and composed Of
The following diylinns according plan drawn BY Louis
Pile City Snryeye dimensions being taken from by
WIN. j. Mccullough, u. S. Surveyor General
Section IS IN T. 5 s. r., 20 E. contains I22 20
Seeii0n 80 In r. To- s. r.. II f.. cDnnis 70 100
Section 40 H. T Isl $. r. Il F. conaina u Is 100
Section III In r. 49, g. r. II e. contains A 81 100
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Mrs. Swisshel1n.

The Lecture on Wednesday Evening
last, by Mrs. SwlssHELM, was eminently
characteristic of that celebrated lady,
Her subject, "Wonian and Politics." was
treated in manner which would have
done male author OF no mean p1etensions
great credit. Her manner was graceful
and effective, which took nothing from the
value of the matter, marked as it was by
great candor and common sense, interspers-
cd with lively sallies Of wit, humor and
patlos
Doubtless the majority of the audience,
which was large one, differed materially
with Mrs. Swisshclm in many of the views
promulgated by her on "Wednesday Even
ing; but we think there was not person
present who did not accord to her the
merit Of sincerity and honesty in her con-
victions, even if an occasional doubt of
their wisdom o5truded itself:
We trust VIC may again lie favored, at
no distant day, with visit from Mrs. s.,
which will be received, no doubt, with a
cordially equal to that which greeted her
first appearance among us -Rochester
City Post.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
TIE E:lECTgON,
I'D STEAR~JS REDEEMED.
MOCCASIN!Yi;S IN MOURNING.
THEIR REGULAR TICKET NO where,
THE PEOPLE TRIUMPHANT.
THE VERY DEVIL HAPPY FOR ONCE.

10 make Il long story short, last year
Gov: Ramsey was beaten - votes in St.
Cloud, and 285 i'll the County, and on
Tuesday the people rejected the ticket Of
the Dictators, and carried the opposition
commissioners, 9 conservative Democrats
and 3 Republicans by majority of 20
to 40 in town, and by a large majority in
the County. Much Of the credit is due to
the independent Germans, who have de-
1ernincl to be governed by the Court
N."<r Clique no longer. The attempt to
coerce. and brow-bcat them on Tuesday,
siynally fa;lel. They themselves selected
the successful ticket, and only asked the
Republicans to help put it through: which
they did with WILL
The following were elected County
Commissioners.
3 I: Il 65xxn sni&u. Democrats:
T.. Il. ABBOTT, !
& Sr =: fG Gf1Bs' Republicans
We arc very exemplary young man.
we arc but in the absence of Mrs SWISS
helm, we deemed it due, as well to the oc.
casion as to our responsible position in
community, to signalizc the important event
by writing the above editorial, and treat
ing oursclf to the Lager and a Pretzel
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Insure.

The business of Insurance is now re-
duced to science, and all thorough and
practical business men will Keep insured
in we'll managed and responsible Compa-
ny. The great Insurance City Of the
Union is Hartford Conn. The Companies
Of that City have agencies in all the prin-
cipal cities of the North. West. The
"1'honix Insurance Company of Hartford"
of which we have heretofore spoken, is
we'll represented here. This Company
seems to have taken the lead with our bu-
siness men, and We believe this confidence
is not misplaced. This Company lost by
the fire of the 29th of December last ST.
$500, which was promptly paid. The
State Agt. Hon. E. B. Ames, was on the
ground soon after the fire, and we under
stood that every facility was. furnished the
insured, in making out their proofs of loss.
Losses 'oW occur, and the Companies ex-
pect them, and when they occur fairly,
honorable and responsible Companies will
meet them .f1irly and ho"orably, and the
parties insured in the Phen;r can sleep
soundly, let old Boreas blow never 50 Wild
".
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Who are the Know Nothings?

We clip the following remarks in regard
to the Homestead law, from the New York
Herald. 1t will be observed that there is
every indica ion that the Democratic and
Know Nothing Senators will defeat the
liberal Bill introduced into the House by
Colonel Aldrich, and passed few weeks
since by the Representatives of that body.
''Thcre arc two bills before the Senate,
the House bill and the Senate bill, the on
" material difference between them being
i'll this, that while the House bill opens
the public domain equally to citizens and
aliens, the Senate bill restricts this privi-
]cge Of settlement to actual citizens. Pass
the House bill into law, and with the
rccciI t of the news by the dweller OH the
Shannon, the Clyde, the Thames, the
Rhine or the Danube, he may come over
at once, and forthwith take up his claim
and squat on it, and at the end Of his five
years probation take out his title of citi-
zenship, and his fee simple to his farm on
the same day. The Senate bill requires
the new conner to our shores to pass through
the five years ordeal Of citizenship before
lie can be entitled to the privilege Of squat
ting. The House bill is the Republican
project the Senate bill has Democratic
origin; and between these two stools the
whole scheme may fall to the floor"
As farther proof that the Know, Moth
i9gs and Democrats are uniting througout
the country, we present the following res
olution: adopted by a meeting Of the
American Members of both branches of
the Legislature of louisiana, at Baton
Rouge, on the 10th ult,
Resolved, That the Secretary of this
meeting be instructed to inform the DEM
ocratic members of the Legislature, ROW in
caucus in the Capitol, that we pledge our
selves to unite with them in sustaining
the nominee of the Charleston Convention.
And it was carried by yeas II, nays 1.
If additional testimony were required,
VIC have it in tho fact, that during the
contest for Speaker at Washington, every
Democratic Menbcrzoff the House voted
for MIR. SMITH; who was known and cleo
ted as an AMERICAN ctthose who have
fed from the persecution and prescription.
nf the Old world, look these facts in the
face and act accordingly.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

"a It was reported on the Gath ult.,
that A. T. Stewart: the dry-goods mer-
chant, Of New York had been taken to
the Insane Asylum. -"
n@- The Charleston Ncers speaks cad
visedly" when it says "the South Carolina
delegation will not submit to the nomi,a-
ton Of Douglas. ~
va Eighty men and boys were suffoca-
Of coal mine in England. - ..>'.@
p@- W. NJ. Corcoran, ESQ.,, has been
appointed, and confirmed, Postmaster at
St. Paul, in place of Charles S: Cave,
whose term had expired. i ~~
Me- A steamer blew up, on Monday
night Of last week, on>the Ocnulgce river,
in Georgia, killing eight negroes and five
whites, and voundins several Others.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
woman and Politics."

This was the subject Of q lecture deliv-
cred in this place on Wednesday Evening,
by the somewhat famous Jane G. SWISS
helm, A good many people attended it,
with widely different motives and cxpccta-
tons, and in coming away their impress
sions were hardly more uniform. OF
course then We only assume to express our
own, in anything, VIC may say about it or
her. =. -, -
Having first ridiculcd an imaginary
dogma, which was assumed to assert that
the veal Or woe Of Society lid not effect
the interests Of woman, she read learned
and elaborate historical essay to prove what
every body admits, that some women have
been found who were capable of managing
public affairs, without "breaking the dish
es.'
This essay was in the main ain enter
tanning one, both from her peculiar style
Of delivery, and from the sarcasm and Bit
ter dcnunciations in which it abeunded
The more scathing passages were especially
we'll rendered, and when at~times the man
uscript failed to express the pent up indig-
nation which filed ber surcharged heart,
she laid down the document, and proceeded
impromptu, in a style which never failed
to "bring down the House," ...7"'t,.
Her "sic GIN Towser" couldn't have been
excelled ly Pan Rice himself, and was
greeted with roars Of applause. The lec-
turc gave ample evidence of the more than
ordinary ability Of the Lecturer as an es-
sayist, Of strong intolerant and enduring
prejudices, and Of special talent and taste
for mel CHESS and pungent invectivc, which
in their development have overgruwn and
smothered in measure, what some of us
regard as finer attributes of Womanly ma
ture.
With the matter of the Lecture as far
as referred to woman's rights we do not
desire to quarrel much Of 1t was good,
and the little that was evil, will readily be
corrected by the good sense Of those who
heard it.
On Thursday Evening, she lectured at
the Academy on Slavery.
This Lecture differed from the ordinary
Abolition harangues, in being seasoned
with such biting, spitcful passages, as only
a woman's tongue could utter, and illustra-
ted with such pathetic tales as only wo-
man like her could do justice to.
1t probably will not hasten the emanci-
patton Of the never-to-be-torgotten "thrce
millions" nor do we think that her unut-
terablc contempt for that conservative wing
Of the Republican party which prcfcrs ex-
pcdicncy to principle, which deserted John
Brown as soon as he was unfortunate, and
encourages the "woman wl'ippers'' by pre-
tensions that it will sustain them in thu
,exercise OF their constitutional right to en-
Joy that amusement, will have the effect to
bring that wing Cat presently into open war
with the constitution. Chot6eld Demo-
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