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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
BRIiADE HEAD QUARTERS,

Chfstortield c. h. July 90, 1887.
A COURT MARTIAL, composed of Col.
"a W.. Cook, President; Lieut.. Col. Thorn.
as, Mi. Townsend, Capt. BaggarI, and Capt. H.
B. Thomas Memb rs, all of the 30sh Regiment
S. G. Ma. will convene at 3 n1et:vile on Sat-
urlay the 5th day OF August next, to try all off,
GERS and sergants of said Regiment who failed to
attend the encampm: ut Of officers and sergan,s
Of the 7th Brigade, held nsar Society Hill in
October last.
Captains Easterling, Beverly and McLaurin
will attend the court as supernumers ries.
c. w Dudley, Esq. will act as Judge Ad, ocate.
By ofd;r the Brgadicr General.
r. w. ROBESON,
Briga;';;r Maj. 7th Brig. sc. NJ
july 23rI, 1897. 2w
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

EXTRAORDINARY LEAP.-Apparenty the
almost impossible barrier which was cxpe'
rienced in the late Steeple race was newly
FLASHED hedge placed upon lofty BANK
w,b broad ditch on each side. In the
line selected by Mr.. Evison, on Maid Mari
au, it was gallantly charged at place which
measured eight feet from the gronnd' ana
/; was cleared without touching t"is'
'rhe diSaEcc from .hc mares t:arhS nc
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

MADAGASCAR SJGAI.-A new competitor
IS about to come ia;o the market with lhl
East and West India sugar. Sugar o! d
fine quality is now manufactured at NADIA
gascar, and sells at So 75 the hundred
weight, ana ii is said that an American shiI
h Is already entered on commercial .ransac
lions in that island, !or the purpose of pur
chasing lis sugar.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
CHARLESTON. July Il

From F2orMG.-We .rarn (says the Savan-
nah Republican of Friday from passenger
arrived Yesterday in the Steam Boat Santee,
Can't. Po.nsctt, from Black Creek, that s!llr-
m:sh took place, about ten days s!nce, on the
West side of the Suwanee, between COM
panv of mounted Floridans, under the CON-
mand of Col. Mills, and about % Indians,
supposed to be Creeks. The bodies of two
of the latter killed, were found, and marks of
blood were discovered of others wounded, or
killed, that were taken away by the Indians.
Two ponies were also taken. One OF the
whites is said to have been wounded.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

Messrs Lumpkin and Kennedy, the present
commissioners, we understand, are directly at
Issue in several matters, as TO the proper con
strlct!on OF certain articles OF that treaty,
and as far aS wc can discover, there IS no
likelihood OF their coming to an agreement
Ii 1 thlid commissioner be appointed, these
disputed points can he readily settled, and the
ChtroAccs removed to thelr home IN the
w WeSt.-MR3AgeriIic .INNrNQL.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
Steam Boat
OSEOLA,
CAPT. J. H. CHRISTIAN

CAPT. J. H. CHRIsTIAN.>
aTfllS new and elegant Boat, which has
4 proven herself so well adapted to the nav.
ignition of the Pee Dec River, is now in com.
plete order. and is oniy waiting Freight to
commence her regular trips b2tween Cheraw
and Georgetown. For up Freight, apply to
Banjlmin King, Agent at GeorrctowpEfor
down freight TO
w. II. WINGATE.
Agent al Cherau.
July 10, 1887. SO If
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
Steel Saw Cotton Gin.
A FRS" rate article, (Morrison's make, for
IA sale low by ID. McNAIR.
Ju!y 81, 1887.
Notice.

7ETHE Copartacrship heretofore existing Of K.
/ Bolinctt & Go. has this day be2n dissolved
bv mutual consent. All those indebted TO said
firm vii! mike piymant, and those to " HON they
arc in'cbtcd will present their claims to John
y. Williams, who alone is authorised 10 settle
the business cthe Company.
JNO. n. WILLIAMS,
X. BENNETT.
July II, 1887. 36 3mo
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
BURNS MILLS.

"a SHESE Mills are now in complete order for
Il grinding and boting Flour. They are fur
nishad with L new and superior set of Boiling
Cloths; first rate pair Of Burs. Wheat sent
to .his Mill will receive proper attention.
J. w. BURN.
Charaw, July 81, 1887. 81 va
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

! GCntlGm1n S.It 10 is VCS't !aE. nave
iuss arrived from New Orleans n s.AteCn
davs, by way Of TIE Ohio river. You com.
DlIn here OF the curse inflicted Oh the coun-
'ry by tie Experiment. and yst your suf-
fer:n: is rot one uthe Of that CT thc people III
The S :uthwcs;e.n States. Every nile from
h: poInt at which the paper Cf TIE loca!
BANKS IS issued, the discount increases until
the ra?cr becomes useless. | had 20 pay for
United States Eaak notes at New Orleans,
ten per cent. and was clad to Get them at
that \ bill Of exchange can be purchas ID
at no price. | made application TO the / n 5
fGr draft on the East. The answer was
uniformly, We have none 10 sell" God
and silver has disappeared almost entirely.
The. Mississippi is almost l:'eraIiy covered
with hickory leaves as the hardy hoaman
call the snail notes, and if YOU DO not make
has;c TO cypend them at the town where they
are Issued, YOU will soon find them to be wor:h
less than so much blank PAPER. The distress
among TIE ilan;crs Of the Southwest can
hlr!y be exaggerated | was shov n, by a
merchant at New Orleans, letters from plan
ters in Mississippi, begging an a4"ancc Of a
few dollars t. keep themselves ali ! their hands
from starving. The appeal in these cases
was often made in vain, for many Of tn mar.
chants appealed to, had hardly the meins Of
kee"rg their own fimlies from want.
L hive known plantation Uo:ih thou
Sards, to Re sod to pay few hundred dollars,
and 1t hardly brought money enough to pay it.
have k, own planters WHO were forced to
sell hand after hand to obtain food for the rest.
and during my short scjourn in the South, |
have seen tbs tnued so long, that a planta-
ion with hundred hands has lost more than
ono half parchcd corn is the only food Of
thousands in Mississippi. | % X forward, to
be sure, for change. a famine cannot lor 6
prevail in country foc which nature has dol e
so much. Their crops Of cct'on and sugar
promise AZ abundant yield, and this viii sup
Ply tll2m with money 10 purchase food"
Baltimore Chronic!e.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
MARRIED.

Ia,.:is town o,.Tlursday The 18th inst by the
Rev. M.Jaclson, Ms. Jaues Z. lays, TO Miss
Ez beth Z. Gray.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
FATAL ACcIDEyr.-Mr. R. J. Montgomc

FATAL AccIDESr.-Mr. R. J. Montgome-
ryson of Dr. Montgomero,ol Lancaster district,
while bathing in the river few miles below
Rocky Mount, was unfortunately drowned On
Saturday last The deceased we are informed
accidentally, while wading about among the
shoals, stepped into deep pool, ana although
IN expert swimmer, it is supposed became so
strangled as to be unable to exert himself
Every exertlon was made by his conpan:ors
to eXtr;cate him, but in vain.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

\ Mr.. Marlborough of Tennessee lately d.
Cd Of h: bite Of a Spid"-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
I? : 9 4,

?.-cg.
% by W. & r: BAILEY & .V( Co: p+'e
l2i juno, 1887 81 If
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
CHARLESTON, July Is.

From Florila-A pasScngerin the schoon-
er Samuel s. Nils, arrived here yesterday
from St. Augustine, mas o1lgingiy furnished
us with the following intelligence:
Information WIS received at st. Augustine
from Fort King on Thursday, stating that
oapg of Indians, II in number, had surrender
ed at the latter place. The Indians visit their
friends freely, and say they have strict orders
from their Chiefs not to molest the whites.
It's Gen. Jesup's plan to keep them quiet
during the summer season, ana III the mean
time, he is endeavoring to post the troops, as
far as is consistent with Cue regard to their
health. so as to hold them in readiness to act
as circumstances may require.
We learn also, that Capt. l.. Gll!lIand, o
AIachua, was murdered at ltcholuckney
Springs on Thursday last. His horse was
found dead Oh the road, from Suwannee to
Newnars lie, with his hat and blanket lying
beside the horse. On the mtormatlon reach
inc Newnansvlle, party was sent out to
search for his body, which was found scalped.
Courier.
More I'roops-Thc New Orleans P:cayune
saws. tLa, Gov. WHITE Of louisiana, has re.
ccIIved an order for Regiment of Troops to
90 into the Florida service early next tail.
twill be recullectcd that some time since,
two commissioners we're appointed on the pari
of the United States Government, to brmg to
close the affairs of the Cherokees IN this
State. We have looked with some interest
to the progress of their labofs, and as far as
we are able to Judge, there seems to be little
prospect OF their terminating those matters
speedily. We are informed that there are
irrreconcileable points of difference now exist
iny between the commissioners, which are
likely to throw great embarrasslnents IN the
way, if they will not prevent final adjust
ment. Ii the Government is deslrons to close
this matter, and remove these Indians to then
destination beyond the Mississippi, a M"d com
missioner, conversant with the affairs of the
nation, should be immediately appointed
We know of TO other way in which this mat
tor can be readily closed, and it Is due to th'
State, that no obstacle should be suffered t,
imnedc the dne execution of the treaty Whlc!
49,, -. lonnh SD tar1Ilr ncUOtlate ed
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26
FRANCE,

TIE Paris papers state that the commerce;
people G! paris are greatly alarmed At the tur
winch the American affairs are taking.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

MnUNIER, whose ATTEMPT upon the Iii,
Of Luis Philippe, and pardon, all our reader.
will reco!iect, is coming TO the United Safes.
He is expected n he packet o. the irst oi
June
The manufacturing districts in England are
suffering excessively under the stagnatIon OF
business.
It IS rumorcd that there VII be deficiency
this year of nearly 3,0GO,00W. in the matt tax
partly owing to the state oflast harvest.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-26

Cotton in demand 1T : to 9 cents.
Bacon and Lard, scarce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Nnr's AL S,saery ia Florida A
correspondent Of the New York Com.
m'fc'ai Advertiser, writing ffnm Florida
ender date If December l2. says:
" The 81 Jphn's river. Of which sup
P'Se ynu have hardly ever heard, is one
VI 'ae INST beautiful streams in America;
Is from "ne to lhree miles wide. and
..tV'saole I"r nearly two hundred and
NV mites from It's mouth by steamboats,;
'1aSs are covered with great varIe-
" eVergreens. the live oak. the plne,
we mas'.hlla, palmetto. &c. and Lake
"'"sr' into winch it expands. short
stance before reaching Valusia. is as
S'Hehd'd and enchanting sheet of water
~ any fancy could picture. And don't
S"' envy me, WAC, fnr the last i've days.
MA" been enjoying the delightful winter
T''aa'e Ut Florida, the thermometer at 10,
We nr clear, pure, and elastic, flowers in
great variety hlnom,ng on the banks oil
"" vt. Johns. and birds merrily carols
""1 an'ds, its shrnbhery! Il Is almns,
VII = > Prescn, such picture To you,
"0O are shlVerng IN thc midst Of snow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
r.,n Pou'soa's American Daily Advertiser.
CHRISTMAS.

r.naa Pea 'san'k Ameneaa bhag 1ntrfAseFs
CHRISTMAS.
Ia ,hr brliesiag Christian. Who lOoks
-, ~ rlsent II cHRIsr n the dawn.
4. ,aly ,laWn Of the m'rning of mass
....no,ian from the orlglnsl cause. tlals
'..,.sr.ary shaull appear y one II the
:, mon,enlans. The Star of Beihle.
-. .h,ch dlncled The footsteps of the
r,.,sm Mas, 10 the presence NJ the IN
=, ,nI initiate Gnd inearnale, vas like
~. ,ad,an, orb IL hope leading Ihe b.
.,,,.l traveller g. the snughl ior goal
-, .-.wsr.nee. Mare than eighteen hun
:. ,r.r. haye heen hurried s.sh lhr
49,. .,srv the advent II the Nag lreae.
=, svsry InrislIaa haIls viii Ih the
..,,,.,eh Il IN, anniversary Of ,ha' m
~. I'D. event. Tine pure white hanHFr
go ross = reared ~ almost evers
. DE-. ald he saoxs 1f S'a"ras. he
!. . olains nj Ainca. the solitude. Il
. .es, VI ,unlarns. AMI upaH N" thnu
.,eI >lcs that ilnal uphn the bnsDsn II
:. 80, ocean. and around Il are gatl'rr-
-, uni,n. of human beings. cttHs'ag 10
j, theft last refuge. their oa!s h"I'e ii
:. j.. and tie uniscrssl war ni eyll
f., "a. frlla. fright and glorious -
=. aid day sun. h the hurnag Insig ia
w..-a sarm .unls that standard IL u 81!
Tnra indeed - this Anniversary uni.
,sud one. and should elicit Ihr prnlsund
y. 7u,l II every suhlnnary 'n,rlliRenes.
r. j., ao ID s,anzas were suggested by
ne aone fedee,Ions.
Asahs. o. Earth. a~aks!
Let nsa liz up his voice
Tie lsslpal should make
The Universe rsjaiee.
l., '.ad ,ad ses-Iae star gsm'd hsavss,
aas slh oad praise to sHILOH given.
Sons ii the ocean ISLES
sOas Of the desert plans
sas, a. Kind HsASsa smiles
upSa your sundsr'd chains.
were Gospel messengers have irOd,
TAs's chant the Sings Of praise TO God.
T.~aO are poor IN parse-
We who are sns,ed in spirit
fs ~hS ~ith soe converse
R..oies! fot ye inherit
vas.. prsc,oas gsas iedemp,isn gives
Fas ~. ,h. luoks u Gins. and lives.
E.a ~ss bauen isle
Aaith sea Of space,
VT .nu. pari'hins smils
Frnn the Releene''s face.
IN. .sn'.a gprou. day for Earth,
l.e.ss a Mc1iator birth.
AEnse Of praiss - heard
g. reaa's so!emo moan,
IT, wNailae ~ each bird,
rae sat,hqaase's .wfn groan-
r. 'rea, bounding fron the I'll,
tae ngr ty stefan ,te Aasing ul--
T'e .,lw.~,eata and a.. ,'aai.
r." stars taat nag Oh high,
The lhdnler, desp al i,ad.
r." sssnalE p7yl',
The Tapes, irang't with wos AID isath,
The stn'nm satr's fires l,ne breath
The lOwlss, apwers iaai spnng
Up from thr veraal sni--
All. a., Ills prlisss srnc--
All "BshoIJ aur Coll"
Say 'aen, shaI aaa retasa To raise
III al Hnc sgiee u prayer aud praise'
All mol let Earth awake.
LEI nan hli up his VOICE
This festival should make
The universe rejoice.
let earth and soa--the star-gemd heaven
Mag with loti praise to SH,LoH given. l..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
EXTRACTS FROM THE SPEECH
OF Mr.. PENTON. Tor TESs.l

Upon fhe Resolution Of Ar. HTss. pro-
panaR ssisci esmaaitss II IasssiigafisR. aad
Mr.. Psares motioa 70 aasnd Ihs sane.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
by ISAACI. MCCOY

otlce NO ~ Arcade Exchange.
FENflS DAY the CIT Instant, 10 O'Clock at the Ex-
n change Coffee House, corner OF Chartes and St.
Lou1s streets will be sold.
ID NALUABi + LOTS OF GROUND,
SITUATE on sonth side of Esplauade st. running to-
ward the Ba, on road, and on both sides of Robinson
ST., within the first municipality, each lot measures so
rect front on Esplanade st, bv 80 feet depth The
i" IS ar high and dry, and the lots the Shady
s"te OF the street in the afternoon
ierms.-one fourth cass, and the balance in I, Q, s.
ana years. Tor notes secured by special mortgage
the property sold until final payment Should any Of
me notes not be paid at maturity, to bear interest
the rate oil 10 per cent per from the tiR,e thcy
eeeome due, until they are finally paid.
he terms and conditions of the sale mns be comp-
ca with on or before the expiration of 6 days from The
DAY OF SALE otherwise the property will be resoId for
the account aud risk ofthe first purchaser. n27It
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

BY ES.4.4C J. MCCOY.


fOfice No. At, Arcade ENchnngr)
an Wednesday, 18th inst, at Ia O'Clock, at tie Ar
" cade Exchange, will be sold without reserve
AVAILABLE LOTS OF GROUND,
l. @ 3, and 4, per plan Joining each other an
situate St. John the Baptist st. between Orange and
Richard streets, measuring each 81 # II in ard lines
front, by 127 # 10 in and 5 line. in depth. They will
be sold in LOCK together will the buildings and i'm
provements thereon consisting two handsome dwell
ing houses, with kitchens &c. Each houseis at pre-
sent under rent the rate Of $500 per annunl.
They are in the immediate vicinity ofhe Water works
and we'll worthy the attention of capitalists and those
dcsirous otmnkins permenent and profitable invest
ment.
Ierms-lhe purchaser 10 assume the payment of
S'37? due 2nd May, 1887, and the amount OIL the
2nd May 1888, and tue balance in G. H. 49, and "a mos
for drawn and endorsed the satisfaction of the
sellers, divided INTO suit their convenience md
secured by mortgage until fual payment. II Cenas
notary public. a1a7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
MAYoRAl.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.
CO1enc7E q .HW1i1c7p07lIV No. Q.
ISittinp of 'Ine shau lIth Mnrnh Ie.lr /

VS.
[Sttng of Tuesday. 18th March, 1851
Resolved, that the Mayer be and is hereby auho izcd
for Alderman of this Municipality, take place ON The
first Monday in April next, at the following named
piaces under the superintendent the inspectors ant
clerks hereafter named.
First Ward at the Arcade Exchange.
lnspeetors, A: IL; lnskeep, DR. E. H. Barton.
Clerk, w. Stillwell.
Second Ward, ut the Municipal Hall.
Inspectors, Robert Layton, VIM. Fieret
Clern, C. Built.
Third Wand, al Harvey NoIton's.
Inspectors, Edward TGr or, J. &. Geuois.
Clerk, j. Beekman.
Resolved that III any OF the above named persons
shall refuse TO act the Mayor be, and he is hereby
fully authorized oappont such others as he may deem,
proper to replace item.
(ssned) J. BALDWIN, Recorder
Agreeably to the foregoing resolution and by virtue
OF the provisions OF an act, approved the 3th March,
1886, entitled An act incorporate the city of New
Orleans, approved the l7th February, 1885, and other
acts amending the same notice is hereby civ that on
Monday, Sd April next, between nine O'Clock and
hive NJ the dnual election of Aldermen or the Second
Municipality, will be held the different Places and
under the superhendence of the persons in tho aorc
SAID resolution The number representatives which
each ward of said Municipality is emit led is as follows
First Ward, four Aldermen
Second Ward. three Aldermen.
Third Ward, three Aldermen.
March, 20, 1887. D. PRIEUR, Mayer.
Contonnement la resolution c,lessus ct en- vern
der dispositions del arte approve lie Mars 1885, en-
tale Arte pour amender pace initiate Acte pour euror
porer vile de la New Orleans approve lie rs Fcveyier
1906 ains pue d autres ameaant lie dit laws
est donne que Lundi, avr proclaim entire nenfheures
du matt eeng heures de apres hide sera proeede
eortion annuele des Aldermen de la Seconde Munici-
palite Genx ndeques dams IN susdite resolution or
sous la direction des crsonnes quiy mentionnecs
LIE pambrs de fepresenans auxques chaque district de
Ia cite NJ unicilealHe dest est CONNIE suit:
Premier district quartre Aldermen.
Second district trails Aldermen.
Troisiene district trais Alder en-. N
lie 20 Mars 1898 ID. PRIEUR Mavoy =
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Court for tie Parish s. City Of Neac Orleans
Present, the Honorable CHARLES MAuaIAt, Judge. =
NO. 955l. IhS i.
Thomas RiroH His Creditors.
Upon reading and filing the petition and schedule IN
" this case, it is ordered that the creditors Of The In
solvent do meet in apea court OH Friday lie 3Ist ay OF
March: creditors then aud there 10 del herate ont ne
ti;isners affairs, and in the meantime all proceedings
against his person and properly are stayed
BY order OF tae cour,
C!ssk' Of. %, March Q. 1887, II. y. GUyoS,
n!o 81 Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

| RoN, STEELE HEAVY GOODS-Hat sousr,
= and bcndle iron, we'll assorted
mouds rNs
Cast, German, shear, blisersd, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel O. ~
Hollow ware, cut and wrougiitnas and spikes
xhe' BLOCK i'm, mil and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain Cables anchors, hoes
ox, log 81 d trace Chains corn mills
Anfils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire sht pig and bar lead; shot
Goal, and cooking stoves
Amcs, Rowland's and other SHADES and shoyets,
Iook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, SbaFps and other axes
lard aud Manila cor,are, lines and swine
Bo and siscathing copper; Naval stores
rants, iinseed and sperm oil
a iull assortment Of hardware aud sh;, ,n
away Oh hand, and which are offered FIR sale nj ho
'"e VI fe'ii, on the most favorable terms by
nlf LAYTON 4 Co IS Old ever
INOlnE-Snbscrbcrs to the building of the ne,v
Hietnodlst church, at the corner of P0ydrass and
ohaelet street who have MOI paid their snbsc Unions
are respectfully informed that funds are al his time
much wanted. " ~ UNIV
a considerable amount in addition TO thu, already
subscribed VIII be required to meet all the engage
ihes entered INTO for the erection of this cce n ron
us proportion OF winch 1t is confidently believed will
b" promptly contributed by the friends of religion in hi;
49, '''i'
This church when completed, will stand forth, with
othef edhccs recently erected noble monument of the
TASTE and hberalty Of the city of n Orleans
PERSONS disposed to contribute towards this object
VI. Curtis. MS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
THE MOTHERS RELIEF

,I,, TIE -HVI T1F.It ; RELIEF,
Wis preparation extensively used throughout all
'he Northern States, commences be in great re-
l. mere, and deserves the attention of all mothers in
4 STATE OF pregnancy By commencing the use of il two
VI iree weeks before confinement the suterines will
oe essencd, and t.c time of their duration sho,teaod
Apply to the subscriber, agent for the prorrieors for
ae"Py OF the numerous certificates given the inventors
ny eminent physicians with directions for the use of
tins important specific II BOV,BEL
f-S NAchez & Tchnn,,it1nI.s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

CITY BANK,
New Orleans March lst 1887
VIE honrd OF Directors have this dav declared d-
Ndcnd OF per cent, on the capitol stock for the
as SIX m ns payable to the stockholders on or after
'"e t'sh March INST. ROB'r PALFREY,
iii@
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28

OFFICE EAGLE INSURANCE CoMrAMY}
New Orleans, March g. 1887.
AT the annual Election for Directors of this Js,,r
tlen, Tor the ensuing year the following na,ed peIe
men are elected, viz s."'s
James Grinsfaw, Josepb A. Bare,l
Thomas Barrett, Henry d. Rcbnd
Henry Kelley, JOHN Wbitebaa,i 'o"'
John Z. Hyde,
And at meeting Of the board this dav. John Vb;,.-
head was elected President s"9e-
James Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs Attorney And
fT7 st CHARLES RITCHEE Secrot,ry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-28
For the Interior.

FOR LOUISVILLE, G NCINNATT,
and all intermediate landings
nnf G %s t sn:w 81 G.' T"n%s
Birch master, is receiving caro- on.
posl!e Poydrasstrcet, and will depart this lay m
J.otK, D. m, ror passage, having superior accono
,,-,o JNO II GRAHAM,
M" ll9 Tchoupltoulas st.
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DRAZlERS' COPPER-60O sheets 80 by go, 10,
I'D II and IL Id Sheets in store aid for sale by
m7 J. ID. BEN, Il A. COHEN
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+ fz b. Tlit; steamboat LEONlDAS, An
tEi7Esslz55f7 ~drews mastcr having been expressly
+. y; fitted for the towing business is now
ready t" M orders in hat way, will ply between this and
the Eng'I+h Turn; also tow vessels up and down the
co"t 10 Pntat'nnS or any ding in the towing inc til II
roy oIhS street TOultNE Il RECKWITII.
N. Is. PERSONS wanting the above boat 10 tow will
p,rnse leave their orders above or II, Rowland and
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w AS brought to the police prison of the 5nd Mn
cmeiPaty, on the l.th inst grl' Girl who calls
h Maore MsAhn S SAYS she belongs 10 Madam
Her owner is requested to comply with the law md
>nooa - away ii HARPER,
nl-f Cant of the Wotcb