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RARNUMS MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA DAY.
MONDAY, JANUARY g. 1900
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,

AFTEkSo6S AND AND .7fN Ming
RFNFFIr OF 'G Mr. Tx X F. TAYLOR,
the gSrnsr director t S :. This = q
volunteered their valuable AID - W. --''-s
Mr.. w; 9NFiIss !;eur Irish Cousin,
Mr. john ana s NJ. france
Ss the kind permission q Mass Ee1 4Angsrd q As New
BY % & J. II An h. q. Sc RPsfsy s' FEAT
on, q Of % ss e s nc @ ROBE
1sTs iSi
ably east and inirn,ably presented.
comedy u oR R. sss e ~ Il siS:
the gorgeous spectacle of ALLADlN; OR, THE woNDEa-
The wax a.tue of John Brown the living Kangaroo
hundred feet of living Anaconda Baby serpen6 and
Boa Corsrctor are now among tho novelties In the
Admtsnce Is cents children under TO- Is Parqus
The authorized version Of THE oCToRooN having been
put active rehearsal and viii be speedily produced
SESsG u oHRIsrYs MNsIR Els, -. ..
viii y sssans a''s The
MOCiokooN;
Not by Dion s. VIII h:ns Peck E
SYNOPSIS OF s 81 a3sssaf fSc1r ENrs, &C.
e. ss q he
in The Parish Ct Bsrsbons The natives q that
ndalren, spectators win pardon the mns'res for sg
deviation from the truth
Madame Papgwsng-of Barebone Plantation, and re-
lict Of late Judge Of Mint Julips j. x. Edwards
zacsrah PaDgwang-h her nephew, educated in France,
IH hen me s and
e Sa Of lie Bssoa an unfortunate crs
R"nmy slas-A poiaics Planter very rich and yery.t
Gophen-A very venerable darkey Geo Christy
Ducks-A darkey victim of another outrageous VII
zoessy- The Mocioroon-an unhappy descendant Of a.
Bors-sweei offspring Of Rummssde, and in love with
The Barreeoiype-An ORIGINAL idea
BARITONE PLANTATION.
Splendid Home of Mad Pangwang.The Irresistible Zsca-
rishBoras Deep Passion ait Of the Late Jndss0op.
= for nS Wner worRThe Machine Operates on Co
phen-Tremendousy Original Idea-Gophsn u Deighted-
Eoeasy Summons her Adopted AaternalaHer Self Denal
Loye-Zo, ssys Dreadful Avowal-I Is Moctoroon,-The
Fatal Kinks in the WooiA yGophen's Tidngs-
EreSdns e ts On
His Trsck1be Inventor Of the Bareeotype Threatens tho
Auction Barcelona soldlGophen AucioneerHe Proves
that he Is Some PumpknBSale Of The Mocsoroon for S20000
and Nary CenRage OF ZaoTerrble Muss The Bagro It
the Landing. - -
Dismal swsmp-Iove's, Sacrifice On Chipmonk's
Soc.oroon-Tere Every Spectator Tearsl-
Rapjd succession Fi-s,-"To Be. Not To Bei"-Tho
Balls Upl-0ophen the Track-IIe fals-iie Gets Up!-
'' Wv" SCENE III.
The landing on the Bier deck OF the BagrOla
AGROUND in fars-Sud In the Csbin''" Hang y
Barrel Gunpowder The Safety Valve and she'll crawl OF
Iaw-Speech of GophepIbe nterferes-The Orr
elnal ganChs Convicted by the Barrelteoype
The Bagroia In Fiames-she nos,s in the Seam-Torrac
TAbleau-Ihe last seen OF the Moctoroon.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY %, 1860


| on Hospar EVENING, JAZZ a.,
Asaia hsioH Of Victor OsleStad pss en-.
LEsBIA,
:. W WAiiAcK, JR.
GEORGE JORDAN
VIII appear The piece viii be presented With the following
Lov1sA Aien Viola
a. S ". waiack Orseolo
Seorge Jordan ........... .Qalsno
+ r. ksspo
Bsssnds Me.srs free STYLES pc:ni Peek 4 Tss p0se
The piece win he prodncso under the direction Of
MIR JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
IT,. With entirely new costumes and appointments
Act L-Pssce of the Doge, looking the grand canaPer
AcsH-Ths Brgasds Stronghold in the Moun.ains-Hsyeu
A A ~ Interior Of the Council Chamber
44sss: X-Tns Tower ~ aoonlishs~a.ysa
ne music composed and arranged for the piece
The serensde has been composed by Mr. s.oeps
Doors open az Z. commence at ~ o'clock.
NEW gowEaY THEATRE.
solo Tas suS 81 L Fox w. Ias'd
Esa proprietor of the Winter Garden. The highly successful
with all The orsra Scenery g suso Properties. Machinery
ON M snd nhpp%Sni1m time = 100,
Wa be produced the successful i've act play Il
OR, Elf EI' "a sS 4 |. &&RSS e
99n aTaTSs + sSS }1aIE
o ositiISAL ssk hShTsERY'
IN me T Sse % sfis1sn aaRSRN
The performances viii terminate with the ausb.bs farce
HERcULUs. KING OF CLUBS
CHArHAM AMPHITHEATRE,
Great e on sys of Novelty and talent
And under tn, Mr. HE fHAs1hs WHITE
,,. f's SssR H''n AH eIseGsss great
with full Troupe of elders vauters and Gymnass every
evening this week, and on Wednesday and saturday after
Box Is cents. Pi. IL cents. Children half price,
SssH{ H aSSSE spsA Asp sssgsHT
MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
a ak 9 Z ssa a Il \ b S's?ss
HERR hS3k pLESA TsE aSd
ELEGANT SSb SS TSTss S Msic oIyS NOVELTY
PUT Sous saoufbH Rel 70 1hs WHEEL.
Af. sy s I'll s1s CRANE nss SSbSe eoNoEsr
For full particulars see small bulls.
M dvANDET ~ ! /. Src p ,,vss
For SIX more evenings at HOPE CHAPEL. ''A->'-''''
A'nG syx eHsains' t: ss ss,ru'ry
TIE sgg fsss
Admission Is cents. Reserved seats 50 cents
r Asst AND BEST.
~ REV. DIR. sCUp DER will give his LEcrux 1t
s - - aosDA = EVENING, JAN 49,
sulJec!:1The GREAT MurINY AND sEPor REBELLION IN
INDIA This lecture -oduceda
PROFOUND SENSATION
% ii h as sss s ss He
cost Of the entire
TICKETS kos THIS EVENING ONLY Is
Doofs open All To commence AZ O'Clock
w FREE PICTURE GALLERY
OF OIL PAINTINGS.
3G6 CANAL STREET.
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vIyM Observation-Disclosures STEEL SKIRT SPRINGS
w Tapes and sdes: SKIRT Viewers Reeda wire
rolled tempered Brasdhg Machines vev Cheap
No. 6l Chambers street. New York;
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NEW YORKER sTADT THEATES, 81 AND % BOwERY
N MONDAY, January =,
Twenty third night Of
pAS vCLK, VIE Es WENT UND LACHT.
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BILLIARDS..

LARGE AssoRTMENT OF WELL SEASONED Bill
"A ard Tables AAe In ~ best possible manner and ~
rspso1abs prcss wn Be found Tho Pbel.a Billiard Iabs
g. e. 81 and 60 Crosby eYee N. 7. Every ~
- spunsoesd WITH - txads n Tho lowest rats
DTLLTARDs FOR CLUBs-ANY NUMBER or GENTs
ID forming club may hire one room, with three tab es on
Fuhn avenue Cumberland street. Brooklyn; another
near CITY Hail New York IAkewse tables Tor sale. Eco A.
BAe6F0RD, llo Tuhon street. New York
NHKAP AMUSEMENT, DAY AED NIoHT-AT TER
Neropolan Billiard Saloon, 626 Broadway N Laura
Keenc'a theatre. Pin and IS ball pool. Seven marble
bed bles at IL cents game Pasy s hard AID VIII
NAY match gamee nightly, REEHTz DukSS
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FINANCIAL.

~ SNN'-NN SA'N''SA'
FINANCIAL.
GAS LIGHT sTooK FOR sALE.-THREE HUNDRED
DE United paying 70 per cent dividsnds JosN
es. ss.: =: s:a.! :::s. .s:: Broadway:
3; ss; Ss;Es.s & 4: Y
% ssse per-
CO., ~ v,v v.ux Dsnor,nsot ~ Finsncc Jnmntsosr,,
once, jan. 8. isSo:
TAryARY !, lsso-ANNUAI srAyExENr OF THE
Knckeroocker ice company On Inc oy anu county Oh new
'? 2nse.po,..ss IN 1854 made :, :, ,,., .... :,
he Ae.,o authorize the formation of corporations for MANI
Feb T saS n'0f OF '''"'A' p''sa
Capital stock Of tsi {, company sp ~ Is 500 Scc ,,
Sbe sanons of Existing debss Of said compnny eighteen
DC Is I company was indebted
g Tp as,l 1ssi estate in BROOKLYN s,son %
Upon re-, estate . .''.'.'s county 500 !; :;
Sss Dsd ngon me al. d' oe 5000 90
r..vn. balance due ,bereco Of. sIeoOo a
s r.
ss AMOUNT se sc o. 81
" "A' ~
Mnsn eases ne enure aeot Oh said company 10
. been purchased 10. tn, -;
s:: ssd .ss,s s
5Ssl lRSGsssszrr.
SAM W TEH n,SpoA' 'rus'ee~
Thsos; BR9 SxISa ..,,,..,
R woe,rmyxr seyetary. T. oo"' A0N' 'e''''n'
A. the Ice COMPANY Of tie cy Of New YORK
Theo browning Trustees Of said being .sve
rally duly sworn depose and say and each or himself says
ss se % and % thew re Ia sSoye dbed
:, -
N At meeting OF the Board Of Drssors hsld on he lt
tho were s "a view 81 me
snown pe yd .or rn1bs, ss .r IN a s
sffebruary The undsrssred arc prepared to receive
to the belief that The Company viii be rsorEsped
spon thin basa Assens can Be sent az 70 EoRA
ITO n OTIS IS ws street. nsT kSTF Or sas
J. G. R1ToROFr DAVIS
mo cAp1rAIJsTs wANTED-s2No ON A THREE
and h brick saI % s s
rosp The RAJ pass The Lee, For b. sale hsS
ward Horse subject TO morg,ags Of S 100 " MpBy
% Il q f;6nnwfY Rn avdesH'" s'oe'
mo LOAN ON COOP CITY IMPROVED PRoPERTY-oNn
of Sc COO Of 50 DO and one OF - NU Prncipas
only ntsd agpy o, DEN Co NsSs. S and - ns
$500, : TO 40 oco r. yrvn-ro poppow nv
Si.VUU good security for short time Address c. D.,
.s.s!a ounce 49,, -. -,,.. -,z,-,c
II New YORK Bfco,lyn C with particular:
ss 1
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rTAvANA NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MEXICO.
i'll New Yerk and New Orleans 6tcanship Company; tG
New Orleans Via Havana 70 san on Friday jan ~ iS0y
II o,sook re United States mail seAmahip DE SOTO,
y bullock commander win commence % reo:ys freight On
No blE Of Adng signed ar Tho hour Of sanS For fss&
q passage apply to The azenis IvIN0STON, CROCHhA01
Through tickets ued Vera Crus and all parts In Texas
per Southern Steamship Oompanys line OF steamers
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a UsrRALrA PIONEER LINE-ESfA BLdSHED 1855
"a Carrying United States malls sailing positively on the
aay adyerieo9 magnificent extreme clipper ship
C0MPERR, 1900 tons burten White commanaer rapdly
h 6e art ehip 70 sa port for Melbourne, Australia
M VIII san - and has room for few hundred tons OF
FOR freight passage apply on board or 70 f. CAAE
RON, No. Bowling Green Sight 9s tor ie ana casn ~
Henr1 WlkinoOn. Broa 4 Co
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CKIRTs-To JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN Skirts
- R. France has hand all the shapes of woven skee
warranted be msde OF the best tempered steel
and hoops very sopg that they viii get out The la
dies dresses Ladies' before purchase At any store see
thereon, there many
gus akirts market RFRANCE, Office 81 Chambers street.
ronvn No 4. al II
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mo DEALKRS AND MANUFACTURERS OF WOVEN
SKIRTS.
We beg notify The trade Nh reference 70 the advertise
nnsu,s 81 James Drnper y. a. Doughty William King and
James Brown, claiming 70 be lbe iAventsrs q tho
WOVEN SKELETON SKIRT,
ion Of hesr san and adavts give thnr opinion thai
these parties have not ahAdow OF claim to this pre.ended
nvenJon We therefore plsdge ourselves In temuy cur
esssrs any loss they sustain BY salt from these
rarties selling akrs Of manufacture Dealers and
mns have doubts about The matter
will please call The andersgnsd who viii willingly give
~ 80 j. p. EoaANA co, 15e Cayalssreet
THEODoaE SCHMIDT, 6D John street.
new YORK, Jan. a. ls6e.
mo MANuFA cTURERs AND DEALERS IN rr
IL WOvrS SKIETS. s-
Letters Patent Of the United States dated October l9 re-
issued Dec % 1852 vest In ns the e,suVe f'sn' " anu
- WOvEr SKELETON sklET ,,,,.
II "a GENERALLY manufacturers that nS sKir ~ o
na with ,s but inasmuch dealers may not De fuy aware
81 nr rr notify the trade that those goods can
mn. he legally sold without license, unless they bear our
STAMP OF Are manufactured hv parties hadng license rom
s The name of the and date Of patent must
" stamped each skirt
W. hive RETAINED as counsel G. NJ Keller and George Gi-
ford FsnR who commenced legal proceedings 70 nam
tain our rirhta srsiug parties wfuUy Inf ngiug Applies
flor for license cau g. H. Doughty Y John street,
or william King i5s west Fifteenth street. - ms, .,vp
8. II. DOUGHTY,
WILLIAM KING,
JAMES BROWN.
New YORK. Jan &, 1869. .-..
W. s. C. q. THOMSON 4 co, OSBORNE CHEES
NAN, and J. WILCOX CO., licensed 70 manuactufe
and sell skirts under this patent
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FOR sAvANNAH.-THE AMERICAN ATLANTI T
II Steamship Company and FIRST class steamship MONT
0OMERY VIM O. Berry, Commander will leave pier NO. IL
North River, Thursday jan o. atSrM rassase 70 "a
rnrush with unsurpassed accommodations, 80 Throngn
tickets New Orleans 90 IS kSbfle Sss Monsgomery 80
ia $50 Freight cents foos and rates
Apply ~ II. b. CROMWELL, CO. ~ west ssresI Inc
HUNTSVILLE succeeds on Thursday, Feb 4
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DORrLAND AND CANADA.
II eemi-weekly line-via Victoria Bridge

OHEeAPEAKK Captain sidney Crowell
PATAPECO, Captain L. a. LAyheld,
WM ayo ucr No Il North river, New York and Brownr
ND Portland every Wednesday and Saturday u three r.
~ Runung tirne thirty six hours
Passage including meals and staserocnia -
ssr e cheapest and most expeditions freight Line Montreal
- aas0ss A0Pp n CROMWELL. co., ss west sresl
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IL United States Mall Steamship Lane,
leaving every twenty DAYS from each port:
r r. w shufeldt, Commander.
This well known and splendid steamer viii leave TO. the
above port on Saturday February at o'clock M from
Bits dDg furnhed and signed on board on presentation
Freichi Received on ls Instant freight apply
A. -s RARaOUS CO.,
80 South street.
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7uNOR NORFOLK AND PORIGMOUTH-THx NEW FIRST
class steamship POTOMAC Capt 9. W, Watson viii leave
coeneong w The Horck anS rssor.ssy R1rssa I Sr
luu and Petersburg cents foot and proporonate
s Goods forwarded 70 all parts 81 North Carofns free OF
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Al he descriptive music and u
OVERTURE
nsrcdncnx the following "a y9rI.e scotch airs whn Mls
John Anderson my joe" solo corneD Laird OF Cockpen
(solo trombore, Bcot wba wi Wallace bed"Johnny
Cope-tsoo ffe and DRUM Ree--The famous 'Tulloch-
gorsin accompanied with the bssppes Compossd and
ranged expressly for the piece By Mr. THOMAS
The drama has been produced under the stage direction Of
the author, Mr.. DION BouRcicAuLr.
DTess circle seats secured week In advance
Door open at 81 O'CLOCK; commence TX O'Clock
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T)ARTICULAR ATTENTION
Ia INVITED To AN INVOICE OF
NEW AND 6EASONABLE
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
JUST RECEIVED and TO BE OPENED
MONDAY, JAN D.
In which will be included
MANY CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL LIGHT FABAlCs.
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 CO.,
No. 1886 Broadway, corner OF Worth street.
EMF, KANTER SUCCESSOR TO
FRED NJ PEYSER,
inform his customers and the public In general that
Removed from the old stand,
No 1868 Broadway
Franklin eet to the new snd spacious marble
store ssl-s laf
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel which he Will open on
Monday Jan. 16, 1850
With a complete stock OF
GERMAN ZEPHYR W0RSTEDS.
NERVOUSNESS PATTERNS &c. >.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
And large variety of Partisan Fancy Articles.
And respectfully soicits continuance of the patronage
DEAL BRUSSELS
X POINT LACE POINTE.
Ths richest handsomes snd finest manufactured dup
cate ordered by the Emprcss Engenie: ~
A. r. STEWART CO.,
Broadway, Chambers and Roade Streets
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Ger original character played by her at the Winter
. Garden, and her frat appearance In this theatre}.
Ss Mss Cushtnn4
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n AS LIGHT STOCK FOR sALE-THREE HUNDRED
thousand dollars Stock Of various Gas Light Companies
the United States paying TO per divtdends J0dr
MURRAY rooms OF the American Gas Light Journal ir
buildings 254 Canal street, Broadway
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W. s. O. Il. THOMSON 4 Co, OSBORNE CHEEs
NAN, and j. WILCOX CO., licensed 70 manufacfufe
and nell skir3 under this patent
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29
Gen. Walker Shot.

STILL LArER.-The Picayune has receiv.
edstill later intelligence it appears from
below, giving the certain intelligence
that Gen. Walker has been shot :
S.W. Pass, Sep. 2T.-llh. 40m. 4. III.
The British steamer Gladiator, from
Truxillo ria Ruatan, has just arrived,
and is on her way up to the city.
The Gladiator has on board all the
men that remain from Gen. Walkers
late unfortunate expedition to Hondu'
ras.
Gen. Walker was shot on the 18th
INST, at Truxillo.
Col. Rudler, the second in command,
vas stih a prisoner in the Castle when
Gladiator left.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29
GlZElIb 6 SENTINEL.
,,rrn FROM HONDURAS.
rate Of Gen. Walker e. Gel. Rudler.
Return Of Some Of the Men.
lFIom the Pic ayune.

Hiram OF TIE PASSES, Sept. 24.-The
-.hnnnsr JohnA Taylor, Capt. Lombard
s.nssed the bar to-day andis on her way
LII. ~ ,be river to New Orleans.
up TAYLOR left the Island of Utilla
cha 18Th inst, and brings as passen-
on tweptyeight, all Of whom were con-
81 with Walkers expedition to Hon.
Inras They are all well. .
Con- Walker and Col. Rudler, his Sec
ord in command, wnre imprisoned a.
TrnyjlIa. and were TO be shot on the
l4th inst.
TT,e Taylor left this port, we believe.
the 3lst uIt., with some thirry-five
mon 70 ioin Walker. The most of them,
i will he seen, have returned, while our
dispatch says nothing of the great
Lody Of those who had preceded them.
Nojoubt they are safe. As TO the fate
Of Walker and Rudler, it will be cbser.
we'd that although it vas reported by
the Spanish steamer at Havana that
they were to be shot on the Sth, the
execution had not taken place on the
rOk
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29
ISLAND Breckenridge and Lane Club

Pursuant to n public notice, o meeting OF
the Democracy Of the Island Precinct" of
the parish Of Iberviiie, was held in the School
House Of said precinct, on Tuesday tia 18th
day Of September 1860, for the purpose OF or
gsnizing a Breckenridge snd Lane Club.
On motion ofJoseph Walsh, Esq who call
"a the meeting to order, Hon w. K. Boote,
took the chair, and Stephen d. Davis, was re.
euestrd to act as Secretary,
The object Of the meeting having been
briefly explained by the chair, on motion OF
James S. Willis Esq the meeting proceeded
to Orgsnize the Club, by the unanimous cleo.
ton Of the following officers: 4
President, Hon. W. r. Boote; Vice Presi.
dent, Evariste A. Arcencaux: Secretary, Ste
pheu D. Davis; Treasurer, Victor Blanchard.
Josepb Walsh, E<q. moved that the chair
appoint a comm,ttee Of four, to report resoiu
tons expressive Of the sentiments Of the De-
mocracy Of the Island also TO draft q Conssl
tuition and BY laws for the Club, and that said
Committee have until Tuesday, the 25th inst,
to make their report, This motion being car
red, the Chair appointed on said Committee,
Messrs. Josheph Walsh, Z A. ArcensauI,
Antoine Blanchard, and P. 0. Willis.
On motion the name Of the Chairman was
added to said Committee.
On motion, it was
RssOlred, That this Club shall be called the
/" Island Breckenridge and Lane Club"
Paiip Wnfre, Esq, of Ascension, ibeing
present, was called upon to address the Club.
Mr.. Wiufre declined making a speech, but
in sfew words assured the Club that be was
besrt and soul with it in Its spirit and de ter
mination. The meeting he said, han assem-
bled for the purpose Of working-not to talk ,
II had made a good beginning, let the work
continue until the day Of election, and q tri.
umphant majority will be the result. he con.
cluded by inviting the Club to join the De-
mocracy Of Ascension, at a Breckenridge and
Lane Barbecue, to be given at New River, on
Saturday, the 29th inst.
On motion, the invitation was accepted
and the Club
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Gazette d Sen
tineL, and in the New River Acadidn.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, the 25th inst.
W. T. BOOTE, President.
STEPHEN d. DAVIS, Secretary.
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MONTTION

FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE--PARoIssE
IL p'IsEaviLLE-CoUR DU Gene DIsTRicT.
Louis Desobry, ST., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr. No. 1854. Pour
une Mention.
L,Etqt de Ia Louisiana ct Ia dhe Cour, a
tcus ceur que celia COMMENSURATE
Attendu que Lonis Desobry, sr., Henry Desc
bry, IT,, tous residents de la paroisse susdite, .
une venie iudiciaire, fate en- la dite paroisse d.
lberyilie. sur rhabtatiou ci-apres decnte 10 3me
Jour de Mars dernier. 1860. par Joseph u. Er
win. depu,e sheriff de Ia di,e p~aroisss, en- vert,
d,,n eecrs de ce.,s Hon. csuf, fenda daas TG
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29

up t%hreadbsre ~issues, bnt by voting for "prin.
cpls, not men" What would | give for a
Government il it would not protect me in my
life, liberty end property Government is
formed and instituted for this purposes al
tered, and amended and changed to achieve
this object. How could we 60 in pursuit Of
happiness" If Government failed to protect us
in ell these essential rights1 Ours was fran.
ed with that express view. We fought
through q seven years war without an army,
without q navy, without Government. We
framed the Confederation, and after peace,
establish d the present Constitution, to conse'
crate these great cardinal principles OF a free
and independent people. Can it be now, that
| ct this moment, when we have built up this
Empire Of Sovereign States, thirty three in
numoer, unsurpassed in the prosperity of oil
it's material interests, its and sgrl-
culture, and filled with the elements OF every
thing that makes q nation great, that we see
persons among us so forgetful of the past 50
! blind to the present issues, that they are req
dy to remove from under the edifice one OF
its main pillars, the protection TO PropertyF
The Constitution declares, Ut is in the Bill Of
Rights, and this Government could not have
existed a day without it,) that mo person
shall be deprived Of his life, liberty or proper
t. without due process Of law" And when
the true Democracy place themselves upon
this inherent right, this Constitutional guar
sntee, We fud persons who declare it is an
abstraction. Well IL it is an abstraction, it ia
an abstraction Of the Constitution. We might
as well say that the writ Of habeds corpus is
an abstraction, because no one can be impris.
oned without just cause; and yet we see our
Courts releasing persons every day from Jail.
Our forefsthers fought for an abstraction
They fought against a tax Of a penny a pound
on tea.
H. then, this protection to our property in
the Territories, is an abstraction, Why IS
Mr.. Douglas and his followers 80 strenuously
claiming to exclude slaves from a Territory
Oy Tue act u us DrSrloluicf W wv
and Everett men. and the Black Republicans
claiming the same thing for Congresf Now
il it is an abstraction on one side, it is an ab
s~,rsction on the other. There certainly couid
be no necessity by any such power, to exclude
slavery from q Territory, Vn could nersr q
thers. Certainly every Southerner, having
the interests and Constitutional rights Of the
South in view. should embrace the South s'd'
Of the a Distraction. If be does not, when there
is . mere abstraction at stake, where will h'
bs when the practical question comes up o
excluding bin and his property from the Ter
ritory by Congressional or Territorial Legs
lstion'
Mr.. Editor, when | bsar persons discours'
ing thus upon a grave questio n, more thai
: suspe ct their loyalty TO the institutions @
, t.. South. WEST BATON ROUGE