Fond Du Lac Journal, The (Newspaper) - November 10, 1848, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin V THE FOND DU LAC JOt RNAI Vol. 11. T. Pledged but to to liberty and No favo sways and no shall Fonil 1C, EDITOR 4PCPR1ET8R. WJb ole in. DU LAC it Hf l- U A BE E SO A St ENE AT TON I wilh Joans when of the t c it Inn then u ruing d tier luce m tier After a of home Henrietta an upon her in uth nm to until ull ation ol he t answered in r. her in our presence said very bw calm Napoleon tit her in us if he not anticipated so ready un an of l rl 1.1 i fi i under Tl i- Hirer re with n lu i I. mi se fuce neli could tl rough .cK of a was ben llon d as slu approached e muist her eo you the mean timo accept apartment for your shrill As soon as lite door closed upon die fair Napoleon walked to p cried the Emperor from the is I o htH A lc ud burst of applause from lips 01' era followed this Not or a of them but loved and respected their c The next ere they press around to congratulated the en DeMerville had the bewildered Henrietta i the crowd back to the door of eel from which she hud bit a I minutes Resume your d hurriedly whispered lie lose Hi ICUM milk pi- w winch Josephine tim i. The Emperor to see i Kll II DI I K 1 i lit ii question Ho i Tln n ring her i ito the he bowed i nd j 11 i i Ihe ing It on on whom r fondest ho depen see how it Delai is lover of to woman's nature she has und dauger to beg for his re- strong must be love she loi if and her tit snid ht Tl lowing returned a mind to of 1M M it- at the he this 8ame Iovo to a severer in with em Much doubl she will give her cy I sue for mercy a id could ai no life fcr Nevertheless I will H cried out are Lollia certainly and approaching t 10 without the death of Hem i- l if Sin of to restore the by her 1 Napoleon drew her to the window and in a low i I k Hill confidence and courage of th young than own the Emperor by the Henriette stood alone in a of Ins manners is he bade cent Hours hud passed un- i Your Mi so intensely was she lin A small folded paper was Henriette Arnand t was her grasped in one small On M i looked imploringly ai the we -e traced these 'A deserter and Sire I ask condemned by the laws of the Army ion for Di wlic is to If wish Louis ill a UK y MI llu raft cu hi y art jun il n 11 I all to be shot en to-morrow Oh restored to liberty the inni your royal in your Ere morn A cloud red on the trow of fte may be on his way to join his as he interrupted her de- whom he so much he ha s twice I Pressing her hand upon y MI. I will return tier was tike one in a h it u j of delicious hopo thrilled her soul felt draw ings of happiness b upon hor Soon again re- her pretty De Mi rvill and once again she trc d the gallery leading to the c ice r of the Lifting her eyes fiom tho as the lofty door she beheld Louis An c on of joy burst from the lips ol i s regardless of the presence of others they rushed into each other's Nap ileon stepped De- amarr said have just heard from r ly lips the tale of this lovely girl's and Do lore her as she deserves t c die for answered Louis the sin ere test of the love of one will So du iful a so faithful a lover will make the best of You L Louis are dis form you Return to n. with Henriette as you ide said the benevolent emerg ng from tbe recessed here as the man toon your will wilt and de- cay beneath autumnal of Look at my fla and calculate you see the leaved falling to the i after dead an a 1 beseech upon the frailty of human and live aa though you expected Death to knock at the doors of your erery When you behold thu and the glory with which just say to yourselves Tots is the Imt hour of the good man encircled with the iris of hope while the golden of shine through tho windows of and a sweet voice wl in his 'A days A A paper was read before the French Academy which tho lowing extraordinary instance was a for tho custom of burying so soon after A young female had been twice de id when only in a but had rec werod in time to bo- mg burled i A third trance came in consequence of what had previously permission was ob. lained from the constituted or tlw body to remain ground na long as decomposition should not havu that the rnor ling uf has and is So mote it THE INDIAN It is known that the 17. S. ment have lately negotiated a treaty with the Mei tribo of who held a lar je tract of valuable land on the Fox and Wisconsin e was still no but ull the Medical men that him was and at was laid m her Only a few minutes before the coffin to be nailed and while the b of the village church was tolling for her a fiom un ad who had been tbe school of the canio to ta to a last She The Green Bay gives the kiss of her parted friend ing details of this important in that position for some mnv the bystanders attempted to Northern we may to the whole State 1st. They tede all their lands in Wis. at about 2d. The United States grants them acies on tha Crow Wing bo her remove test her emotion injurious U waved with her hi und remained upon t lose of her and as it turned out the warm of life into her At th she lives and A M. the cause of his desert in i compelled vill li i .it I If i mil i- v pan i tn ihr ss M Il I llu .ii rn i I u ill r jtu join lliu army against his I were the causes ol t on T red i revived now 3 that m res as their fut ire j 3d. The United States pays fron the body pointed out noes as on ratification qm vocal stated that of the treaty to persons was kissing her friend she mixed blood for fdt und in a few 000 for for one year 9 convinced of the Tlie their new hone for individual lie dead was improvements on the reded out coffin and placed in a 000 to erect school and in the courso of a few for for 15 that she for 10 years after the ex- iration of present limited I 1 rn 1- of J rjl S i the n M VV U I 1 il i i- ran j i. 111 i ri i n. I if ii fit IK n lated I am the high my decision is appeared to comprehend the of her llu looked his was her in reverence as well as led and day and as she stood the high resolve lar son Louis knew impressed on her beautiful relict or relate from his pest me. said f mind was filled with j They traversed long and tint slis close her is suits of superb apartments and es on a bon a reached the purse the hand of the e no pre ig live Louis as wit i a heart full of emo- t or further he took the hund f and making a ful quitted the -In- M. an outer court communicating with the E npi ess with Entering replied Hot 10 had Louis i her and bt -n folded in in- f torn fro tlic of justice a id dragged Oh he die Sire I Kiid Napo wus the second of- I L IMH Ye cor Land Agent the first y. u omitted i. n I i- said an in rtw rono hesitating t ic heard I till detest as as be ded u H-T r j t f. land Agent Toad du o' Luids in any that rie feels so the no her lovely cheeks assuming a sti I deeper hue 1 am only his only his ated ul land or to ihc glanced at Josephine a half o' or f f MM in ir CI 1 It- 1 tUi ftl r I of oi Sire the pain of his moll er when she it. kr ar 3 lit 1' given or extent of that tho affection of hor son for her is cause of his she cao I do save hit i T and the Government Line's cot on i U 1848. Poor forgetting the pros nco of burst into The kind cd Josephine glanced at th L with expressive of pity ind fa on hand of hit lo he will He will also and felt at once that it was y on cret it to settlers tain whether Louis e to tie their Give me JOHN the Am r up d J. Y. THE DAYS OP n a was by hor into a small where e WHS soon left to her Oo a chair was flung a uniform of the regiment to which Louis On a lay a plumed cap. comprehended all in a moment herself in the uniform before small and brown tresses the cap upon her She almost uttered a cry of joy at tho success of her knew that she wan to bo to tlie fa ground at tho morning's Tho bullet which would have struck Louis to the earth would pierce her but the faltered Love triumphed timid woman's mother will bless me in her she will never forget often has he sworn that ho loved mo better than all Droving a lock of raven hair from her she pressed il upon her lips then breathed a prayer to M The sound of steps aroused started up the band of awaiting the The door opened and two entered repeating the name of silently led tar forth to e whose bullets were ded to pierce the heart of Louis marr had taken proper only waiting the of command from the was stationed at a window commanding a view of tho cried who stood by but by the window pery the view of thow H their hor to s pissing around and heard the death was ut erly of speech or show that she not I BY JR. M} dear friends there is a charm iu the mild days of autumn that iscs n y old soul and mellows the heart to the substance of a fall pippin These days are fast round Soon he glorious Indian summer shall torue breathless to set the i of nature in for she shall die and n it Then angles of mildness sh ill their blue from tho lo ver balconies heaven while the like dying are mingling their yellow nnd f with tho of tho Then the shall drum for joy cn th -ir favorite log tho rabbit skip nnd di nee upon the carpet of the little squrel shell hja nuts in contentment upon the hickory creature rejoice that enco designs to favor it with a few rious lays of grace to prepare it for the hug j loom of Oh Ihe mildest my ol autumn seems to coax heaven it- self di wn to plant a rapturous kiss on bl ishing check of and send a thrill af extacy through ihe very heart ef the My Pomona rat b aprons full of her choicest applet and empted them upon the old ma i's fruit tables at tha of the the up to make hard for the the sickle of been put golden grain t cbas i itv by the way t grapes ttttt and Nature's tittle i i loaded down with the rareat to is to be plied in part tc support of a labor and tlie ballance paid as annuity Tho only of our State now and o which the Indian fur 11 kv has not beon is tract of about three occupied rsl by the ure all and i uy before many years be- come 1 with the privileges of I l i 1 ft f 4 a5 they have already j ted the habits and language of their white 15 A GENTLE A parson SALOON I was not over paid b on entering tha met one wealthy of his flock and ask a said the ma time handing him the Dominie p it it in preached his j roach in and on dollar to the nan fr it. t not used tho money hns been of down hi r me fi t There it no such thing n practice i U not said a me gro one day to a field hand over the fence ling d'you ico dat tall down f Jin I got up dat tree duy was von a Jim F a ter a I'd chased hirr clear out to todder oil doi ft longest I beam f Sam t' To-morrow tbe will n viU Over thti so much better when I have ey in my The hint w is and the balance of his salery jot together and and ho preached t Je best kind of sermons paid up has a like upon editors and alt ob yol don't j twas dis here I E. yah to broke him seek j bolt r Ii t How many genders are there a r. a little Pray an example of Why your because you are t am 1 1 am am a girl An Illin w has broken every ond day th ere has been io that j i five Tbe awka Spectator light of temple at ttat
