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The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
New Cheap Cash Store /

yNyHE undersigned has just received from
IL New Orleans q fresh supply of family
Groeeries, Liquors, Candies, grockeHy, &c.
IHe has also received ascomplete assort-
ment Of spring Dry Goods, zasdy made clo-
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps. Perfumerie asc:. sc, which be will
sell cheap for cash only, experienes having
taught him that small profit and quick sales;
for cash, are better for the merchant and The
consumer At the same time. sss =.ss.ssss .. !, :
ID y s. BLOCH.
0pe'ousas,, March 9th, 1855. s5E I
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
.4gBDR@A5 W0DggRe

ThR. EALINCeUR, practitioner in midwifery
-ES Surgeon Dentist, having established himself
permanently in 0pelousas, offers his services to
his feow-citizens. He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and drt-eate1s Will be.
cured by him in about two weeks. 5<T@
Gratnitous consultations for the indigents, on
Monday and Friday, from s to 9 o'clock A. NJ.
References:s
Revillon & Taylor, Adolphe Garrigues,
Sandoz AMeyniersTF germ Areenaux,
Onezims a. Gnidry, Jean P. Arcenaux. .,.z- ~
Theodose.S. Robin, Ramon Riu,
.Opelousas 29th August 1s51-1y.
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:TNlgTnTC%ER- z

NW RS. DONAS, scourcr, offers her SER
IYM- vices to the ladies' and gentlemen, of
Opelousas and vicinity, She will scour and
clean broad-cloth coats, and Woollen shawls,
caehemires and in fact all kinds ofladies gar
ments apd gentlemen's clothings, and hopes
BY a strict attention to business, to deserve
share of the public patronage.
: Opelousas, june 5th, 1858. !. "
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NCDsIs.TG.Es-s.

& FROM the ID June the under
GsaAsR signed will make two trips per week,
2H---z2- ION Wednesday and Saturday, from
Opeousas, to Bell Cheney and Beaver Creek
Springs and will take passengers at S. each, during
the season. To accelerate the voyages, a change
of horses will be made at Flat Town.
Extra departures win be paid extra
- NOEL LARCADE.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1s5s-3m.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
LITERARY INSTITUTION OF oPELopsAs.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union. -. =

E;stire Religious and Political loleranees''' %
DEPARTMENTS: ---s5s=s-.-.s
C.E. DrRAsD, Principal: Professor Ffsasnsa
Ldtins Greek and Mathematics. p, sss .=='s s,zs
HEaky FsAzkE, Professor Of Enslish, Geometry,
Geography and Literature. 8
DoMIHIQuE De ST. CHAuMoNT: Former Profes-
sor Of Literature in the College Of Orleans and JET
ferson; Professor Of Lterature, History Arithmetic
and of the Spanish Language. -
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on
IN Bayou Courtableau, near the Town of Wash
ington, containing aboutsGo acres, with about 20
or 80 acres of cleared land OF neg o-cabns, and
fine Cypress Swamp in the rear.
bleau, near the Town of Washington containing
about the same number Of acres with about so
of cleared land, no Improvements. an ze.
These two tracts win be seld separately a- to-
gether, as they are near each oter TERMS node
rate. ApPlyto HALSEY':& RrTCHIE,
80 - Civil Engineers, W1astin ngton, nvgton La.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
N NOV'HCE,,

TEyHE undersigned having taken the contract for.
IL carrying the Mail between opelousas and St.
Martins, by Gros Cheyreail and Braux's Bridge will
continue take passengers at the usual rate Those
ho"would liEA to take through ticket from St.
Martin to the BellCheney Springs, will only have to
pay eight Dbllars - NOEL LARCApE.
opelousas 9Th June 1883. *=1'' '1-,s>
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~ 1.F-= ID TE57zE.F F
TO SnsO I1ers OF Ca { Tobacco.

II Iaaa ySaE p uldeFslgne respectfnIIy 1nEoFms
Jul country dealers, and consumers gen
orally, that Ee has lately added fp Bis manu-
faet6ry ofsslSI JIFSs hichh ID obtained medal
at the UnEyersal bition pit Parish 1866,
the manpfactHre of al kinds 81. SMOKING
TOBACCO, WHICH be guarantees as good,
at least, as those III The most celebrated hou-
.sessabesidas' being perfectly pare md Of a
pleasant tastsss E.le .siiilssasE9
General Depot AT bis Store, Nol ST.
Louis street, New. Orleans.
Mandatory 40 tAlcD Donoghrille. .ouisiana
Eh1ss ess Y.----- a. = DEL PITT.
NovsI1Ath I8855 sf.s.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
ISIDORE SCHYHgILsMT,

EH AVING just opened store IN the building
81 lately occupied by NJ. Ney, on Main street,
Opelousas, offers to the public fine assortment Of
English, French, German and American dry goods,
HARDWARE, Boots, SHOES, ;saddIery, ready made
clothing, Clocks, Watches, ysweIry, and great
which he will self for cash only Is low as can Be-
had in New Orleans. H5~No care will be spared
to please those who may patronize his store. =
Country produce purchased at the highest
and most favorable price and conditions.
Opeousas 18th April 1885, t's's' ly.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
WzA AR ID R0BBd
Eileet ting of f lGredItors.
Peter Collins IS
No. 8518.t.
u:r nrad:Ln.c 1$s Fl

wpY virtue Of an order from tbe Homer
I'D able The District Court ip and for The
Parish of al. Landry, q meeting Of the Gnes
ditors Of Peter Collins, of the Parish Of ST.
Landry aforesaid, an insolyenh will Be held
before Yves ID 'Avy, ESD. . Notary abIc
in and for the Aforesaid Parish, Of bis OHiee,
ID the Town Of Qpel on the seventh day.
0f August nezt. 1858. for the purpQsepff de-
liberating upon thesaHaifs of said inaelYent,
and dle appoint. q sgndio.s iii ii j.
] . ss.1llsag L, IAsTlRAPEs, ~.
!. - s,s5 ssss s said CoNrts
0pelousas 7th July, l8a8. ]. j
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4 Eundersieued having, ,on band large
quantity of leather saitable for shde-
max kslsland aaddlsrss and lheiiag .desirous 10
meeta ahis aeeaniary figageuaents. offers the
same 5oE sale oraasIl far BELOW lkhaius9al pri-
cess eat5ll coptln nqesI Ito sbuy beef hides a
ghashighaat Iariees. e naspeetif soliciaaa 4
shar4 of thu pablo pakre u
ashlngtoa. June ss.sath1 1855 On
ell
1lgiiiv ~ tlss Faksssk u 81: 81 y.
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VvRH. IHElRI Ie Boot s. shoe aIaker.

WRI. i'll ElsIe Boot 8 sIles aIaker.
Evl As Tie honor aioi. to Il ii infot.n The I
s..-., M. public ID gene eral and tits friells
@aAas 6in particulan that he is ready stoa
Il exeEnts al orders sconceralns the
style charges are uety low, and fof eash only.
Give hinin call before goings tot an other shop,
8. and y, yo4t ~ sssssy hHg, bseaases
Iis i. shoyis 8. ssllssas between Court
ops'egsaS peeegnnoaF ft asth q 1as7Tly, N,
'ls II b,
N iorhla &
apa Nh aaa aGIiss bisiss III lss rave
iroli 500 s5oo ii iuons or
,to isiTesff III fhe business, III every nes
cessasiIy Bs int the under irsat
inducgn,eTts aSs cred sto iii table psisoas All
.ints Wai be soIa ii gpoa
tais r II lettsfs ilaai-
b III tils spe II !.
g stamp n ' for 9s'Ss Y y. g
e !zsal gaaI|ss ll5ls.a. z
nI n All, Ais, 81, ind d. 4 ,spsral
saortaeFa aaeeagses
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III On
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ii llssidlsase 8
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COLL G TIeD N.

FHVHE undersigned having fomed a pare
j. nership for the collection Of notes and
accounts, eHef their services to the public of
this and neighboring Parishes. W They hope
by their industry and punctuaity TO desenses
share Of the public patronage: Their office
is in Opelousas, opposite Mr.. Provost. III a.
BORNE : DEJEAN-
Opelousas, December 5th, 1857 "&% TY
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
Strayed on. Stolen,

nm '. Strayed or Stolen,
W3A-xN From The Plantation of the un-
~ dersigued, near the town Of Ope-
s2zs . lousas, about the 18th Of June
last, two creole horses: one dun, large size,
about9 years old, bearing the brand Of Joe
Belard; the. other, an iron gray, smaller size,
same age, brand NOT recolleeted; and both
with collar marks. @;v
A reward Of $40 will be given to whoever
shall bring back said horses to the under
signed, at opelo@nsss: @ ,,an1 : . : ~,
Opelousas Srd July 1858. 80
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NQ. b2 8eeMgslke Street, Corner Of E'z-
change Alley. Neao-O Orleans.g
MH AV i the honor 70 inform their friends
.M TEL and tho public, that they havesiust
opened at their store as above, DEPOT OF FUR
NITUKE of Eyesy Description, such iii III lsteads.
Armoirs, Centre Tables and others, Tate-a -Tase
Chass and Others, Sofas, Fanteuis, Moss, Hair and
Spring Mattrases, Feather Beds They undertake re-
pairing Farntnres make exchan gss. and take ltyos
storage ThaF hope by care and industry, to obtain
share ofpublic patronage vi ssss ~
Dec. 27th, 1866. III q. @e..s g.
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! -. - 4 q
1yRO ON this date al work done at my shop
must be paid cash on delivery. am
unable 70 continue the business on any other
terms tt Il. GOING. /
i Washington. Lar March 9Th, 1s5s.-ly.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07

Bedstead, Matttass, PilfoY, By The year, VI 90.
Washing BY the month, H. '5ts5{a ~ .ls5sl 50
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
Of sickness. at the cost Of PARENTS an which case
ical attendant. -A@ssk sssa W . 23attsszt
The students are expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter. 5He. 4 zs6sI &
There viii BE- tsve semi annual examinations.
during each year. -
The Scholastic year is composed Of 12 months,
at the elese Of which, thatis to say, from the 18th
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
! ~ DEsC II, arpealae
sshop Ill hisresiaence, Main street Opelousas.

Pierre GesseIia, heelNright,
Has his sasp ii hi Moth end sff Main ,stsle
Sept 1867. 866i7e.ss
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
,lh0 Dls sAy a. u sRsg Y lg Ra,

ts-s.s OFFERS hisservices to the pub
nj aic Of ppelousas and vicinity. He
! makes and repairs sfurnitn afaall
Asands, upon snort notice and the most moderate
prices, tor sask His shop o Main street, opp0-
lsitel thesU Unfon Hotel upelousas ts1
FebsuaFy 9th, 1851 ii Hs5z
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yyIalIUIs ii Elil E 81, 81 HUI saaI. 1 =
II S1sitsIs q skas 1 u Il y Mi. -
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aB ID MN Ell ls!s

GahiIft ker ;isslls1 rueufer,
Shop W kis on strsat r Dne.
! Soasas, near thhs d store ol III HoIliisr. fIs.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07

1&TG1ETzTGEa.

/. I'D NOTICE. #.7:5=zt
III ME undersigned having been appointed agent
IL of Mr.. Bernard Thiry, late Of Washington,
invites the creditors of said to some torward
and settle with The Undersigned, at Washington II
thev wish to asvoid costs. r. HERBERT
II washing gtton, ST. Landry, May 8, 1855 ss zzss5
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
N -.

From the 1st Of lIaaeh 858
all Carriage must sbe paid
Oh 60 sIs5iYtsf E y s III u D II.
aDla tp nontinue the business on anY aother
terms. GIBBS Hs C(LARK.
opelousas III ii, lss56
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ITERRMAN NsBoDEMULLER, Main Street
Il near Mr.. Chretien's Tailor shop, teaches
music the violin and guitar, and repairs musical
instruments and tuEe pianos. l[April Is 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
Kn1Gf8 9ya 9yaattltlle,

s4uctioueerfor tie Parish of st. Landry
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07
Indigestion and ampurity of the Blood.

From Rep. J. ?. HINES, Pastor Of aauent Chufch, B0so'
DR. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those called to visit in dis
To regulate digestion and purify the blood
they the very best remedy have known and can
confidently recommend them to my friends. Yours,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07

Asassosts slle 81 L,a,as1yg d.
sss1i ises III sha 6ubIie el thfs pafs
ISL general We assu u NJ sfi;s,da II
We Record nfEee, loasa6 Is I'll b.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-08-07

Convent of the Immaculate Con-
ception Of Opelousas. -.s
THVHE Ladies Of Holy Cross respectfully
Ill announce to the pubic that the class.
es will be resumed in their institution on the
Goth inst. = - ,.a'e@s. ssg. u Is
aOpelousas, October l7th, 1885,. a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
Eor he Enqnirer
THE GUBERNAroRIAL CONVENTION.

THE GUBERNAIOhlAL CONfENliON'
Messrs. Editors As the time is rapidly approach
ing. when the great Democratic State Conven
ton must be held, permit US, through your col
umns, TO second the suggestion that has been maze
by North Western Democrat Of fixing on the 10Th
November next "a the time. and the city OF hich-
mond as the place, for holding the Convention.
There are several strong aud controlling reasons
which may be stated in favor Of this proposition. In
the first place, Richmond has accommodations both
for the assembling OF the Convention, as well as TOR
lodgings for the large number OF delegates that VIII
be in attendance not TO be equaled by any city Of
the State; and from all accounts the accommodations
at Stsunton are entirely insufficient Seconoly-in.
as much as two Of the candidates for Governor nail
from the Valley, and the city of Richmond being ss
il would dsinterested party in the matter since
none Of the gentlemen who have been named ior
this position hail from Rchmond.) under these cir
cumstapces il would decidedly be the best place for
the Convention to meet; and besides il 10 more acces
sibls from all parts of the Stats thsn any DINER Guy
We find that the Enquirer" recommends Rich-
moud, "The South" names Stsunton, and It might
have been expected from that Joufns' because IL II
40 strongly allied with Lstcher, and that town being
located n the Tenth Legion is of course, in ts esti-
nation, the stronghold of that gentleman. and IN the
event of the convention being held there, would Ger
tainy carry the day for Letcher But Inc Democracy
of Virginia are NOT dull Of comprshens they un-
dsrstaDd all about that game; neither are the South
ern Vsllsy Democratic too keen for them. and they
will stand by the "Euquirer" as they have done 10
years gone BY and may safely predict that ne,ther
will Staunton be the place for the convention nor Jonn
Lercher the nominee OF that body. So We respeciuY
appeal TO our Democratic brethren, all over the Stae
10 unite upon Richmond as the point and the !oh OF
November as the time for holding the next guoerna-
torial convention of the Democratic party OF Virginia
and We all promise to support the nominee, whoever
he may be-the Democracy of the Tenth Legion VIII
of course bs expected to do the same thing.
SoUrH-SiDE DEMOCRATS.
~ Those Democratic papers of the State friendly
to the above object are requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

sepgers that Mr.. Vein recoects besides those who's"
nsmes have been already published was MIR. Charles
Bandit, of Chicago. who. we believe, was al agen'
Of the Germanis Musical Society snd was well known
here
Oswald E. Mechar professor of music in the
Barhamville Is. Institute, passenger in thu
Austria, as were also Mr.. Bockenthal, of Mobile, and
a companion named S,opsl MIR. Melcher, music
tsacher, from New York Mr.. Abrams, of ST. Louie :
Mr.. Adler, from Prague and Anna Becker, COVER
neas in the family of Ex Mayor Havemeyer, of New
York. The latter had wolsdes in her company. A
young man from Bslleve, H., was aso on board,
with his two sisters. All these we're recognized on
board BY Prof CLAN bensklee, of New York. Prof
Miechar, when seen last, was exborting number Of
passengers who about TO leap overheard to
".tick to the ship TO the last"
The German newspapers of New York contrast in
a striking manner, the want Of order and discipline
on the Austria with that of several of the American
stesnars lost at sea. The Abend Zsitung says
When the Arctic and the Central America went
down the mind found, in the tnidst of 30 much that
terrific and horrible, circumstances which left
an elevated impresrion-instances of sell. command
of heroic courage, Of fidelity to duty, and cheerful
sefsacl6ce II was not 60 in the case OF the Aus.
tris. chaotic confusion and desperation filed the
brisf interval in which the fate of five hundred hu
man beings was decided. No ordering and leading
hand, no plan of rescue. such as distinguished the
never to be forgotten Captain Hsrndon executed with
uDhinchng courage and calmDess; ali was wild and
mad, crowding hher and thther. loss of self posses
sion aud despsir. Capt. Hsydtmsn is dead; we'll for
him that he is 80. BY his death he has paid heavy
debt. For-this is the most painful part of the ca
tasrophe-the disaster incurred by the most
criminal negligence and after it was incurred there
were either no means OF rescue provided beforehand,
ar. if provided the men who had the charge of them
" ere utterly incompetent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
For lie Enquirer.
GUBERNATORTAL ELECTlOS.-PUBLlC
SENTIMENT IN ACCOMAC.


Mesers Editors:-I regret the necessity Of having
to expsin the meaning of the article signed "Acc"'
mac" which appeared in the Enquirer of the l5i
Sept, in regard to the nomination for Governor, &c
The writer did not intend to convey the idea tha
Mr. Letcher was the first or the tenth choice OF
the Accomac Democracy for Governor; and only in
ended to condemn the course Of Mr. Letcher's OPP
punents in using at times unfair means TO defeat h
nomination, and dealing out to him unmeasured ecu
-ure, and denying to him bis just deserts. And
.Accomso" alike intended to condemn the tulsomt
praise and forbundant eulogy applied TO AIR. Letcher
by his friends in the beginning OF tho canvas TOR tht
nomination. They said "thst he was the choice OF
The united Democracy" "wss unequallsd as an ora
or and statesman" AID "was indeed. to be the can
iidate for Governor, ty acclamaiion."
BY referring to the papers in the early part OF th'
canvass you will fnd Mr.. Letcher thus bespatteren
with praise by his ardent and earnest frlends and II
was intended Ivy "Accomac," III the article published
in the "Enquirer' Of 18th September, TO have mad
quotation marks for all such eXtravagant assertions
speak advisedy when lell you that MIR. Letche'
10 not the choice of the Accomac Democracy tor 80
vernon. We think il mprudent to nominate him
Though willing to trust him il nominated') becaus'
The Opposition will have the chance OF usDg the tnun
Ter made effsctua 10 the defeat OF Summers. be
lievng, however, that Mr. Letcher s sound and salt
upon sll questions concerning Southern interest, ]
again venture to say that, 1t nominated be will re-
ceive the undivided strength Of this section of the
Democracy.
If called upon however. to name the choice oil Inc
Democracy of Tidewater, would, without hesitetlon
say that Judge Brockenbrough is the man. will en
ter into no eulogy upon the Judge, for at times il
proves injurious; luide the fate OF honeat John
Letcher.) All that We ask of the Gubernstorial Con
vention is to give good and true Democrat on'
that we can defend with all our hearts, body and soul
and then you shall have good report from us on th'
4,h Thursday 10 May next.
Being, Messrs. Editors. but An advsuturer upon tht
outskirls of political dispuaton, must ask OF you
many iavors to conceal my faults, and abnndan
charity to smooth of the wiry edge OF an ardent
and at times, imprudent Democrat.
Wishing hearty success TO the Enquirer" and it
editors, remain, yours, truly, AccoaAc'
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Sept 2-ctds
CoMMIssI0NER's SALE OF Valuable

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN BATH COUNTY.
I'm pursuance of a decree pronounced in the Circuit
Court of Bath county. at the July special term. 1883
In cause therein pending in which Emma Johnston IN
her own right and executrix OF John D. Johnston
10 plaintiff and Edwin Bowen and others are defendants
shall as Commissioner OF said Court proceed to sell nj
public auction the premises on hur.day the llth ohy
of November next the valuable Tract OF Land upon which
the said Johnston resided at the time of hs DEATH consist
ing of six separate tracts, containing In the
about and stuaed in the said county OF Bath
about three miles from the Healing springs ana ELK
miles from the "Hot Springs" Immediately upon the turn
pike road leading from the warm 10 the "Whlte SUI
pbur Springs" c
This farm s chiefly limestone land and much Of level
and can easily be made Of the best grain or stock
farms In this section of the State being well watered with
two nsverailing running through It, and with
Numerous springs.
make two excellent and good sized farms with all neces
sary buildings upon eaca there being on the tract tWo
large aud comuiodious Dwelling Houses one OF brick.
which has been used for aevera years hotel known
ss the Cedar Greek Hotel" and the other large and
we'll built frame house. in which said Johnston resided at
his death There attached to each OF the houses all
There 10 also good Store House nnd Post Oce-this
having always been capital situation for Country
Store There 10 alec the premises good Merchant
Mill upon never.faling stream
All of the Buildings are now in COED repair. To a
farmer grazier, physician merchant, Oh hoefKeepeI,
this property offers Inducements and indeed IL rs
seldlm that property desirable sth' ana 80 ehgloy
situated, l. offered for sale in Virginia. :,
Tkxas-One.fourth of the purchase money 70 20 oe pNa
in cash the day of sae the residue on creo OF nine
eighteen and twenty months In equal nsaiment,
and the purchaser or purchasers execatins ooho. w
good security for deferred and the
Commissioners retaining the legal ,itle az additional se
curity until all the purchase money IA paid
Possession given of the Tavern House. Store House,
and Mis and the Farm contiguous, on the 't day oi
January next and the residue the lst day OF octo
Der 1852
Address. Healing Springs P. O., Bath Co . Va ,-
Sept l0-ctds EMMA JOhNSIoN' |ohhf'
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THE FEVER ABATEMENT.

The Charleston Mercury in chronicling the
abatement of the fever, makes the following state.
ment
"The epidemic of the present year has been mark
ed with peculiar fatality; few of its recipients sur
viyjpg. Though its ravages have been most exten
sive among the foreign born and unsoel,matsa, ys
the native and those who deemed themselves enlieY
sry fatal among young children. Even our ser
wants have been attacked, some OF whom have fallen
among it's victims. Throughout its prevalence NJ
panic has vven psrceptible among our citizens The!
bsve nobly met the exgencss of the octssion, eno
scharged ths most narrowing aad mournfu dutle'
dsvotsdy and unhesitatingy.
.sWe are proud to chronicle the noble ofsrinR'
which have been transmitted TO our Howard Aes0-
cistion, by other communiniiies in our State W.
assure them in retarn their charities were most time
ly, and have been appropriated in accordance WIN
the generous desires Of the donors. Such deeds ar
smoog the most honorable Of this life. The remeni
orauce Of The readiness and fuilnsss with wnich W.
country responded in the hour OF our af1Icton' VII
be none the more enduring because We hope never
TO be called upon 10 reoiprocste."