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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

MorT De NJ LouIs BoRDuLos.--Jn journal de
MarksyiI!e, paroisse des Ayoyees, qu nous est
parvenu her, geulertnc ianno4ce de IA mort de NJ,
Louis BoRDELUS.
Cette uouvel.e a iaQue'Ie nous ctions ioin De
nous attendre, nous douioureusem@nt emus. et
nous ne doutons pas que tons ceuX de nos Iecteurs
qui ont conGu VI, b0cie.ou ne partagent regrets
Get honorable citoysI est mort ie l9 de &C molS,
Marksvile /! passe presque Saus transition dune
sart6 ilorissaute an tombeau. tre attaque dapO-
pickle est venue suhitement METRE un terme Ses
oarS ct t0utes ses esperaOces d'avenir. II await
Quarautc-huit ct, grace une constitution 10
bNste. pouvaltcompter sur de tongues anueeS
deXistence, DoHX, atfable, courtois ct cheVaeTes-
que, VI. Bordeon reunissait toutes les bellies Ct
eolGes qualities qul djstinguent lanc!eHne popuia-
ton De IA Louisiana. Il jou6 un role important
dams Po;ltlque uu pays tt reynpl de hautes o0c-
tIons avec4ne rare Intelligence ct nne lntegrlte
Iaquete ses adversaires eux-nleines ont d1 rendTe
hommage. Comme iegIs!ateur audlteur des
complies pobcs 1ge. etc, !! ma jaiSsG parmi no"s
que d'honorab'es souvenirs. ". Borde!on etalt
alme ct estme de tout Ie monde. Sa mort prGma-
turee Causera ses amiS une atliction sincere
Que prOtonte
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

Nous sommes autorise i annoncer que FIfLE-
SECvE JotBERT est candd4t pour Ia place d'Asses-
seur de Parosse, peiection de NoYembre proclaim
? Mai, 1857,
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Nous somncs au;orisG annoncer que L. 7.
CHAcHER6 est canddat pour la place de Shdrif de Ia
Paroisse st. Landry, a I6lecton de Norembre pro,
chain. [25 Avril
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

sS5 Nous sommes autoris5 annoncer NcHESRY
HUSBAND comme candidat pour Constable du j er
ACCOMPLISHMENT de cette Paroisse compreuant les
0peousas, pelecaon qui aura lieu en- Novenlbre
proclaim. Is Mai, 1857
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auiourd 'hui1e Sim

IE I 4JrILLET.--G,est aujourd hull Slime
anniversaire du jour a janais memorable de
ia declaration de piBdependance des Etats-
Unis. Baa1s cess temp de dissentions politi-
ques quis sort sur 1e point d'ebranler notre
Republique jnsque dams ses fondements, il est
doux de Sc raprelsr IN jour aussi gloricux,
ct les ames. Sc retrempens naturel llemeat aux
souvenirs des eTeneRlents qai ont.prec6de ct
suivf une epoqae aussi feconde ea resaltats.
Cette fete est ordinairement ceiebrse sur
toutesletendue de. notre grande Republique
dependant, nous deyons asouer que lie patri-
otisme semble fechir, ct nous avons remar-
que cue chez nous meme. on oublie seuyent
Ia celebration de Get anniversaire
Ainsii, fien ne senble q etre prepare pour
anjourdhui Les diyeraes soeiet6s Il notre
villen ont rien fait, que nous sachions, en-
rne de cette solelnnite Notfe GenseiI de
Vile meme, nous asslre.t.on, 4 d pris aucune
mesaro pour IA celebration de Get anniver
saire glorien1, ct nous doutons meme qp'I
ait fait une appropriation pour acheter la mo.
dcste mesure de poudre qai est n6eessaire
au salut de l'aprore de ce jour memorable
y 4 II
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

MN, les EIjtsurs dv Courier des Opstousas:
soycz assez. .bons pour annoucer que, cedaut aus
solicitations de mes aluis, ai consenti me laiSse!
porter CONNIE caEdidat la place d'Assesseur, 4 Ia
quee lis mont elu deux fois a pelection de novetn
bre procnain. PIERRE M0UILLE.
Opelousas, II Avr, 1857.
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FMYOUTES les personnes qui doivent a Ia
n Succession de feu James NJ. Moore,
d6ced6, sont averties que lie second Placement
serada lie 10 Juliet proclaim, 1857, epoque
q laquclle elles sont requises de venir payer
Une attention ponctueIle de leur part leur
6pargnera des frais.- Aussi, les personnes
Qui ont des r6elamations coutre Ia dite Sue
cession les presenteront pour leur classified.
ton a la soussignee,
CORALIE LAMORANDIERE,
Adanlmls:Yat99ce
Moundville, l3 JUN; 1857-7f
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FORGE A WASHINGT0N.

v~<x=rmuA, LIE soussigne, s'6tant 6tabI dune
~ mani6re peEmanente lencoignpre des
"a tues Washington ct, Sittig, Washing.
ton, offre ses services aux habitants dee
enyirons. Il confectionne les c6iebres Charrues de
Ball, ct les garantt de quate exceleute. reparera et
wagons charrettes Ct autres vehicles il ferre auss
les chevauS, 10 tout aux prix les plus moderGs.
S. hcCLAlS.
Washington, Lne., % Mai, 1s57-Ia
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NOS AGENTS.

PAYEz voTRE TAKE D D'ErAr.-Nous SOM
mes inforlne que Ie Sheriff ct Collecteur de
notre Paroisse, collectera dortnayant avec
frais la Take d Etat pour rann6e 1856 En-
consequence, les delinquants feront ,bien de
venir payer s'ils veulent s'eviter des frais.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

INSTITUTION LlTTERAIRE DEs t1PELoU-
sAs.-JJn examen des eleves de cette Institu
ton eu lieu luadl slernier, en presence des
parens des elsyes Of de quelques amis de
rTnztitdtion, LES exercices ltteraiyes ont
ffaiit Eoir &c grands 1rogrss chez lss elavsss,
qui tous semblent etre attaches d leur chef
eomine a IN pere III Dc St Gyr mefite
encouragement du pubic sous plasieErs rap
ports, ct ParficuEerement parce qnil salt
Pousser Tapidement sas elsves en- lear inspi-
rant l'aEaour IL travail sans les fagiigler lie
maitre .a'anglais dont'iiI est aspiste M Henry
Frazeel est IN jeune homme tres capable ct
merltolre, qui Sc fait egalement aimer des
eleyes. qpi proftent pgegressissnlsnt de son
enseigneIhent. Nous avons rahlarque aqeo ,.
qnelaue plaisirs que dams ee departesient on
semble s'attacher, i dqnner aux eIayes une
education eonmerciale en- IN mot. III lear
donne Ii ole des aifaires en general Les diff.
ferentes branches a metiqas sOnt
eRseignees aln degre sarprenant, scion nous
Al ~ adssi. astaeilg i cette sxcslIgnse Iastii.
sutton. "a naitfe habiIe en digerses langues.
telles que Espagnol, le I Franeais aslais,
" Iatin VI I Cree, VI q Petit. eeI aaii
sont comics les sleRes lss plus aFaness. e
diaons-le sans laasiseEs sHss
attTibae u rs.
tuition
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

INTEREssANT AUX KHow-NoTHlNcs.-La
Convention du Parti Americain qui s'est as
scmbI6c a Boston Ie IT JUN deruier, dams le
but de nonlmer IN caudi3at pour Gouycneur,
a, all premier scrutin, nomm& Nathaniel P
Banks, r6pubIcain noir ct ex-ocateur de Ia
Chambre des EePresentants 4 Washington
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

- Nous sommes autoris4 a announcer que w.
MARTIN PERRAULr est candidat pour Ia place de
Constable pour ie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Pay0sse
St Landry, Pdlection de novenIbge proclaim.
II Avril 1857.
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10 FE. CocErHEY Esq, est lie card.dat r6gUIier
de la Convention Democratique gu ell lieu la
Prairie Mamouth, pour representant de Ia Paroisse
ST. Landry la Legislature procAaine.
q .Inin ISII
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

Nous sommes autorise a auuoncer que u.
ALcEsTE Roy est candjdat pour place de Constable
pour le Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT De la Paroisse St Ian
dry, Il relection dc NoyeInbre proclaim. IlS AyEil.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-07-04

De toutes les nlaniares. II. Lafragua, qui connait
toue Ia justice des exigences de fEspagne noppose
aucun obstacle Ia r6nssite de ses pfsfentons Aais
rien nest eneofe decide. On croft dependant CUE
eeste affairs 81 iaportante he tranefa pas trop en-
guehr.-45site.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 BSCRiBERS IN ONE YEAR
50 900 To BE- OBTAINED IN SiN MONTHS ="
&inons0 TO re GIVEN IN y X T. " I MS
S5o.0ou To Bk GIVES IL 81 MON HSl''
IA T. un.i.r,akc an extraordinary task that " ~
W tannr 'ou0 Subscribers in six months. and
We u>e III iollov ius xiraordnary mans to acc. NJ
Ilt.h our Pprpose
lsi W made the very LARGEST IA! BEST Illus
II ati Famly Paper vf the country, and : il al th
Lnwi,T price.
hss is,u EQJ ALLIED and cannot h. siIrpt eel in lib
.ratv L,r the reason that stall xiv ,lua.
fn thr wh.ls psse lis q; tn PAPER tor tx months,
NJ ASpsp Th. most 90 i' sum III t"' ciyei, in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

- The sub, r,brr has nunil.eri->> desirable r'e
f,uf land in ani near the citi-- VI Davenport Sud
L.g,sir- amp ,r.ar the town OF Port Byrou. That
a. res /, an IOctiMfl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

w.. ::::..:.. 4: :. M "a 10
-, s:ass1 ',''a -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Carpenter Tools,

D0REING MACHINES B.nch Plsrns, Spear /
Dickson Hnnt rsnne ant Rip Saws; Casts Ste'l
Au.es ani tucrr Bit- and BsoS b-nah. Hand,
Shincie anil I.sih iietch.t~-,.st qusiity.
Ststl Squares.
Nait,u's ~ Az Erve-,
Dong thin pairing Mortice an F,-uN-r Ch,>ei.,
Gangts.
rev Drivers
Nartice and Thumb f;ser-;
Try Squares. kve>,
Saw, IT,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
W.--l si.i itun
RE.HrH Sf'KEDS.S
,23ii, L,vINGsraN B LOCKWOOD.


BOOTS AND SHOES
wholosalo - Rotai1,
THE EMPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET DAVENPORT.
IA T. have in store larra and well selected
w st"eh u Boots and Shoes. !" which we inNits
the attention ~ all in want of articles IN our line
Country Traders wishing TO r.pi"llsh their stO
Viii iin 1t 10 thar aivantA Il call on us before pni.
chasing elsewhcre
To our nvmerous customers Who prefer tNsfo'S
Work we continur TO hold ont Inducements in the
way Of prime stock and stylish uork, NJ, equaieSi
his side u New York.
All kinds of LADIES' work manufactured a. usual.
Iap,ni,fl MOORE 4 BROWN
Seamless Bags.
~ nnn stark Mills 4, and Gr.vrlan'
"'''' '-s ~ wApswoarn.
| ats ronh d. opp e O,ss,~ Hons..
Rllil RAAMs wR.rriAa rsrka a.
epJJ -ixr. for safe bs
II A. Pnk;.rs. pRo
nILS-iso.ledani Linsetd Or b, Tie rb 81
~ BRADLEY BR1 ckfTT.
ntlNDS-A iAr.e assortment u n.che>trr Binds,
D ju-; rec lived a, BRADLEY \ BRoxElT'S.
IRYsrAI. Plat GLASS Tor cnsch.s and bow eases
u A lafg assortm. ni for ss- Al
BRADLEY BROCKEfT'S
.acn. fnrnitur. aud DamsI n ~
p,rfne article TOR ss's - NJ 'nt~.
suNUyE auiORS - The largest n . m-a ever
i brought IL this market NJ NJ io@0.
/ nATENr pRKER--The hes, artic,. IN use ior sale
I \; No. II O(O.
MOlaSSeS.
Onn BBls Belcher's Syrup and rlsni iou Mo-
| 0UU Is.ses for sale by
EvANs, CHRw eco.
s-usl2 cnr Second aat Perry
yNRESERS SfS-P. aches, Pears. ApticDts Piun.s
Stravt.rrr-s BlAckIrnGries Pine Apple, Ginger
ri. Fruii, &c. HVASS ChEW = CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

NUMBER Of desirable Lots for Resid-uces, IN
n Brady. Main, and Bsrrisoo etssses, :" Tease o'
the torn q ie pears. Appay %
.,mce On Main, bet. 1rOnt and se~usd ssrssts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Valuable Property For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT On Gaines street, G't~,sb 6t
N and 1th, The hous~ Is at~u story frame. WI
rooms, cellar. we'll, ct>i-rn. stsb'", Nc-f'f al
on r,aroiiabie term>.
Also 2 lots on Main street between nh anf sth.
A,so 40 acres or urst class Prairlc Land, ~ mc
from Davenport, near Walnut Grove. Apply 70
SAALLFIELD MOlA.
Ivliaif Ind st. op Burnell's NM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
NOTICE To ADvERTuSERS.

NOTICE To ADvERToSERS.
No contracts for yearly advertisers will Ire discon
t.nued without previous no,iceto -.
Large cuts charged douile the same diinenson. 81
type.
Displayed advertisements one hall more thsn
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will BE- unde'-iNd
amply strictly b. the immediate business ~ the auN'
ts.r snl all other advertisements sent !" oy va ="
ssrt,ser will be charged extra
Advertisement, not accompanied with m-''"c'o"
vii be Inverted untn forbid, ,ni charged "'c"'n"sS
Notices for religion, and benevolent pH'p'-'7 ~
..,,.J on, time free Of cost thereafter c'"rE'n y
, ther Advertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

AEAL ENEAIE AGkNOIES.
.JgLIlS LI'T.a.sx
Il "A ND "A & MI.
office in Aichison'. Block. Second street,
between Main and Brady.
Timber Land.
1l1AcR,s large heaa,lfaI Tunbr, q mas
l ! froa' pa,cnpri, price $50 pcr acre; wi'i D.
iivid.i - suit prrch,sers
Improved Farms.
ato h,gLis imrro,e,i ia, m; . m,ie- from psv
prt 200 1r,s ia cultivatI u, Ev,a board fence Will
osagt orauI. house, stahie etc
Arauiiful ,,rm 5a asls. irvsp Da,,npprs--itl u
acIe>so asrr> IN ctlilvai.n, iari timber rev
t,sass table, etc.
. iniles from Davenport; "a scrs; ~ a.res M
pr.vrd-2o scT.s ,in~g-Nranning waller, hyus, sss-
bic, etc
3f4 arrs. mile frun pasenyort-'is aer-s Ia
f'uss, ~ scer ~ gii state " srltiyaiA,n. iaS
ncics tIbrr. large orchard iw" eusd wells of water,
large hue Win roonis, sisl-, outbciidinp etc
mir Il ~ PAY npolt-40 acres IN eaitva'r 7.
good house, stable, etc.
50 acrs ia euivsion, 40 acres tiIib-r ~ -pra.
rie hpl-r, siahie, .tC.
miles from Davcnport-SO acres: 10 acres ~ cal-
tivstion. part timber. iaIge new hoase, good barn.
etc, etc.
!. miles from psv-npott-so acres; tii aci.s in
cultivation, good housc, stsbl', etc
70 miles irom Dsvtnport--s acre>; 60 acres IN
cu.iva'ion, g,ad housr, stable, etc.
~ miles frem Da,e np,ri-so acre; so 10 ,nl-
la,s o, hard running wa,er, hcue. lar-r sisbo.
smoke house. efc.
Is miio- from Dsv np'r'; so acrcs--.' in 'u'ttv,
tion house. sbic; etc.
i1niics from davenport. 80 aere.-an III renee sli
cultivation.
200 acr.- ~ nee AMI cultivation at ths puhuqae
road miles from Davenport.
80 acres prairie IanI; miles from Davenport bean
tfi vi,w ov~- Rock Island Mississippi aud Daver-
port
II cultivated. And = larcc am, un, OF unimpIovvi
land ia Scntt sptuiy.
! number of houses l.t- and vacrbi iets, peasau'-
lv ,iiu.tei in different parts of Davenport Fl. ale
..n la, rsble terms.
IL beautiful "te In North Dsvenport--,'rns l.Der-
ally Apply 10
iyl5tf JULIUS LYTANCF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
DO.MEN2IC GOODS.

Brown and Nleached Musiin- OF all ptls ard pli
ees, iickngs 81 q'ialiiie-; Canton Flanntl., grey
VII te, rcd, tur and all ccers wu len riaEn T.. bru~
sni bicsched table damssk>; shnt,hg ard aprcf,
en- eks; American and Welsh silk warp and Shak
fiaAul>; Lo-4 aid u brown rri bi.schei size ting
usiins, cotton and w.o Flauni, Llns,s, Hick, ~
shirtns prints; domestic Ginghans; t'aco.s Of al
mi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

n@nIIlv0 EoUsu ccutainias E,Uht nooms
~ ~ EesSc q "a ~ I'm yeAss. ettssisd On ~
A4aaf sstsseG n,sAy sSA Yassi.eA esess. APE"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
For Sale.

AONE hundred and twenty Building lots Ia an
TA Addition 1. the town of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible aud handsomely situated un
she bank the Mississippi They vii b. .old 90 res-
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire of Ne -. Dufi-- Pratt L
Co., Port Il, ton, Charles K.-rs. E-9. isCiAife,
Corhin h Dow. Dsv, nport or oi ihr s"b-critcr,
JAMES NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

r ors AuA 8. .h,eek u. esrser H'pity AHe y"
- 80 1rr' s,s A"s' val4AKlA y aaANr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER,

ssgkilsl .uksas ass.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
tfor the Delaware Democrat.)
TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON,

FELLOW CIrirra.--0n Tuesday next you will
be called upon TO select city officers for the ensu-
ing year. The party now in power have held the
reins for long period, and aff.irs arc gradually
growing worse and worse in fact they have re-
tanned power so long TINT they seem to think there
is no possibility Of susting them, hence they may
act as they. please without fear of consequences
Now it is not my province 10 60 into detailed
account OF their proceedings from time BY
their fruits ye shall know them" aad we are ali
well lcquainted with the fruits of their rule
Let us have u change in our police department as
well as all other departments Of our city govern.
ment If the Democratic Ticket is successful
change will be the legitimate result; but should
the opposition triumph It will be considered as an
endorsement of their previous conduct, and no
change will bcmade. Elect a Democratic Mayor
and VIC have change in the police--elect ma
jority Of Democrats to the City Council and we
wall have a thorough cleansing Of the body cor.
poraie, and God knows il wants il bad enough.
The city ticket presented by the Democracy is an
unexceptionablc one. Let the citizens Of VIII
mington support il without distinction of party.
If the dictatoral drones in the police department
have become so accustomed 10 doing nothing that
their political friends are afraid 10 FIJI their places
by other respectable men let rs do il for theln.-
Now is the time FOR the citizens Of Wilmington to
speak. Ii the present police force were to come
before the people FIR election 10 The posts they
now occupy, Il would not be hard to ioretell the
result Of tbs contest. II you elect the opposition
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

on, and of he starts on his christian GRAND of
mercy, but slop---on Monday the smith is fined
four dollars FOR shocng tho horse on Sunday. This
is the law Of 1795, and sill remains on the Stat.
ute Book of Delaware Laws 10 this day. .5.
Ills hp. short time since that d man was
fined beiore Esquire Poulson for doing the idcnti-
cal thing here mentioned. How can h be expect
cd that Delaware is 10 remain any thing moro
than a rlcre cyphcr among tho States of the Union
with sis and similar laws remaining in full force
10 trap the unwary. Look at this Stato with
fine climate, and good and kind soil which
rewards the husbondman for his toll She at this
day scarcely numbers one hundred thousand in.
habiisnis. The fact Is well known abroad---peo.
pie will no, settle In state where tho whipping
post and piuory stand in each county town as the
monuments Of civilization, and where the laws for
horse-shoeng under the most pressing necessity
are fully enforced when it Is as abtoutey neccs-
sary 10 shoe the horse as 10 make hay on Sunday
to keep it from perislling on the ground as well
might VIC fine the Baker for selling bread TO feed
the hungry. III your OK or rss gets into the ditch
on the Sabbath day. draw him out with al speed,
.or it is not right thlt lie perish, such is the Ian
guage of inapiraton, yet the Legislature of Dell
ware. being wiser than their S-yiour, enact laws,
with fine and Imprisonment to counieract II posi-
BILE the diyiru will--can eny thing be more like
blasphemy, or moro ubsurdly prcposteruns ihnn
such vile acts. How can we expect that people
who love right and appreciate freedom will come
here to settle when the slightest offence may bring
them to the whipping post, or The nero circun-
stsnce of driving nail in the shoe Of horse
place them in the hands of kctchpocl.
No wondet tina. her best citizens leave the home
of their iatlierr, and under ali tic difficulties A.
tending removal emigratc to the far west where
tie freedom Il choice ia liberty. There is a sci
of the most 3dious laws still remaining in this
State from they ,days OF George the Third up to
the present tine, which by one generous act of
legislation ought to be swept from the Statute
book forever. Yet notwithstanding the diabolic.l
nature of such laws, you will find lawyors in or.
der to support their side of tie question quoting
them with the greatest competency. No perma.
ncnt prosperity con ever have ioothold in Della.
ware until all such laws are fully abrngutcd, ami.
hilated, and tctally demolished. Laws thut the
Jews would not enact or enforce, ought to be de-
spised by all christians. Do unto others as YOU
would like others TO do unto you, under like cir.
cumsiances is wholesome precept and ought to
be sctcd upon by all
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

and hail accompanied by thunder and lightning
came on, causing great deal Of CONSERVATION to
the nervous, and quite an excitement nmeng all
classes Of our citizens. Some Of tho hail stones
were an urge as hen eggs and many windows
have suffered in consequence. Several accidents
happened in the bay, during the progress Of the
squall, und il Is feared lives have been lost
The failure OF the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company on Monday, began to produce its
effects yesterday in Wall street There was
quito n financial panic there, and was further in
creased by the announcement of tho failure of Do
Luuncy, Isein g. Clark, John Thompson and f.
$. Monroe, bankers and stock brokers, and the re-
ported faiurc Of the Hartford bank the Rhode Isl
and Central Bank, Of East Greenwich; the liver
ton Bank, ofRhode Island; the TURNER'S Bank, Of
Wickiord; the Warren Bank, Of Pennsylvania; tho
Bank ct Konawha, Virginil, and tho Hancock
Bank, Of Maine; and this afternoon there is bull.
leiin out, of four other banks having gone down.
In fact Eastern bank bills will not be taken in
New York today at all.
That blessed baby is still oil exhibition ut Bar.
NUNS Museumi its real mother has often TO retire
behind the scene, from an old Kentuckian, who is
noted for his dro and very inquisiiso questions to
her. If Mrs. Cunningham could manufacture an.
other now, while she is in the Tombs and set il
on exhibition too, the proceeds would assist not
little, now that her finances are exhausted and
her cxehcqaer la toltering condition.
No news the telegraph fleet here yet.
T. M. C.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

thou shalt cat bread. As plain as the
command is, yet frail mau goes to work TO
enact laws which in large degree under
mine the divine statues, and creates pro-
visions With fne and Imprisonment for in
ebriaiiou, thereby opening door for idle.
ness, paupcrisni aud crime, drawing man
away from bis useful labor, and degrading
him by the association with murderers and
felons. All such laws are at variance with
tho first principles of mans creation and
destiny in this world, and must of necessity
be abolished in every land where they have
had foothold. What has tectotalsm
ever accomplished Where is the COM
monwealth of greatness which mas been
reared by this bold faced and hypocritical
society called tectotallersl Believe me, 1t
is temperance alone that can afford any
relief for the habits of men, and he who
steps beyond it will find he has missed the
mark for the prize of his high calling Of
God in Christ jesus our Lord.
GLENScARIN.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

elh aag shculd be kept flying over the establish.
incnt Of Mr. Robinct until further instructions
This occurrence Is not thought By the Navy
Department 70 be matter Of any consequence;
nor can il be construed as an adoption by this
Government Of the system Of rerrisals, or de-
parture from the neutrality which we have en-
deavored to maintain IN the Chinese seas.
SAtr OF DELAWARE Tsusr Lssps-The Acting
Commissioner Of Irdi4n AAsirs this morning re-.
ceiyed from Normah EDDY, Esq, the commission-
for the sale Of the Dcluwarc trust lunds "a let.
ter dated Leayenworth City X. T., August Is, in
which he announces tho contamination of tho
sale on The 18th inst. Every tract was sold, and
the proceeds Of the same amount to 1857 1897 35
There were many difficulties and embarrass-
ments attending the management Of the sale
hroughoui bot in oil essential fcspects quiet and
order were maintained.
Nothing very new here at present, except the
rumors of some high flnctionsrics.r
Tho wentl,er good, but littie too much rain.
heat more reasenoble--and health of the city i'm.
proving More anon, -s7 C.