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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

NEW BOOKS.
FESIIE American Democrat. or hints the socnl and
L civil relations of the United States BY J. Feni-
more Cooper.
The Two Frts; or, Adventures in q Country House,
and other tales, by Lady Blessington, Bulwer, Mis-
Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore Captain Mcdwin,
and others, in 9 vols.
The River aud the Desert, by Miss Pnrdoe, author Of
the CITY of the Sultan.
The Cusket of Gems, the Gilt Of an Uncle aud Aunt
with fine wood engravngs bv Anderson.
Just received and for sale by WIN MckEAN,
jel6 cor Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

GORK-Prime and Mess Pork, full branded,
l. and NJ y.
Also, 80 pieces Kentucky Buggng, 9? coils kope tor
alcby ~ Inv " ~
ie7 ~ SfuNler 81. up STAIRS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

ETAT DE LA LOUISlt NE-t'our dc Parosse pour
la parosse ct vile de la Nnnvee Orleans.
Present: pIIon Charles Mauran, Juse
%NM Martin ct Richl 5 ost contrc lsurs crean
w ciers ct les crcancefs de Martin & Yost-No
/ lO3a-l0 Aout l833-a cession des prophecies fate
par les ttitionaires ayant cite acceptcc par Ia cuur
pour lie hentfce de eurs crGunciers; est ortlonnt
pur la que lesdts crennciers sassemblernnt ell
rctudc de Marks, Esq, MT pub, lnercred 10 sep
tembre proclaim, spour prendre consideration leurs
uaires des petonnaires attendant, tsutes pour
suites contrt personne ct propretes ct de-
meure snspcnues. Eft il de plus arrctt que Geo,
Rogers, Esq soft nomne pour represcnter les cream
ciers allsens.
Par orlle dc Ia Cour.
Bureau du Gretfier Nouvelle Orleans, 10 aou, 1888
ARMAND PIrOr Grcffer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

CARD.
NATHANIEL, TOWNSEND having located him
sefin New Orleans for the purpose OF transactng
General Agency and EOnImission business, would re-
specially solicit from the public share oil their pa
tronage. m
Having house in Texas, he will attendto the trans
acting Of any business that may be desired IN mat
country and will guarantee prompt and unfemtteu at
tnnon TO all business entrusted TO his charge, and
faithful application lin accordance with nstrucuohs oil
all funds that may come into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Gravier stree, opposite
to Rev Mr. Clapp's church, and ADJOINING Gibsons
reading room, sign Of the Texian Consulate
New Orleans, November 25, 1887.
Differences.
M Ness 81 H liver Bush * Co. New York.
Alvarez SIX, Natchez, Miss.
RIM Stroth r. ST Louis, Mo-
John 4 CIR y. Louisville, ny:
nr .Ioh A See e, Hopknsville, Ky. mig 6m
FIREMnNs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. "a Musson's Building
49, CANAL STREET.
GIRsoNs GUIDE AND DIRECTORY
ESoR the State OF Louisiana, and Cities Of New Or
II leans and Lafayette; for sale by
m2i cor Camp and CONNER s's
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH ACAD.

j.. WHOLESALE TIN WARE. MANDATORY
8 LOCKE e. CO., No. % Old Levee, have in
NJ: store, Of their own manufacture large ana ex-
tensive assortment OF tin ware, which they invite deal
ers in the trade examine; also 900 Copper, Sugar
house skinmers $50 do. Sugar Ladies'; 20 doz Copper
sugar lamps; ~ Bath tubs. assorted sizes; 80 gross
assorted sized Coffee Graigks.
~. B-Roots ofbudings covered with zinc, copper
lin. Copper and tin cutters put up on so rtes
oolice. avs1
EDoRkI2GO bbs, prime NJ y soft prime " shoulders
Il ior SAFE ny q DORSEY,
aus' Al New Ievee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08
NEW WORKS,

Z EAT LAl,D-6OO kegs in store, for sale ~
DORSEY,
ID New f,evee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

STATE DF LOUISIANA.
SFARISH COURT, for the Parish of New orleans.
l. Present the Honorable .hales Aiaurian Judge,
August lith, 1888. No. Hose, VIM. n. Martin and
Richard S. los vs. Their Creditors aud the Creditors
of Martin and fot. The cession of property by the
petition hereby accer cd bV the Court for the benefit
Of their creditors, and it is ordered that meeting of
said creditors he held the office of J. 3. Marks Esq
Not. Puo on Wednesday,. the 18th of September
nex there and then deliberate in the affairs of the
petitioners and in the meantime all the proceedings
against their persons and property STAYED. 1t is
further ordered that George X. koeers Esq be a;,-
pointed to represent the absent creditors.
Extract from the iinItes.-Cerk's Office.
AHM'd Pilot,
sup10-T333. Clark
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

ENXCHANGE ON NEW Y ORK for sale by
~ LAWRENCE e. LEGENDRE,
jy12 IS & 90 New I.evee.
TN1EAS, NUTMEGS, NC LID six and thirteen
pound caddes of gunpowd'r and imperial teas,
25 of canister imperial and gumpow'lef, % half
chests OF pouchon. tea; one cask Of Trash nu,megs,
and general of groceries, for sale low BY
LAWRENCE u I.EGENDRE,
ivIl % Il "a New evee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

sAGGlNui-Ila pieces of prine Al inch Kentucky
Bu~ginr landing from $. b. Coruthlun Tor sale by
LAWRENCE & LEGENDEE,
;,6 % and 20 New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

u ALE ROpE.-l50 coils bale rope, Of saperior
Il quality, iur sac by ....-
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
jy7 1874 Magazine siree
DORK-2l5 bills Mess aud Prime N D uhd o
L Pork, for sale low by
LAWRENCE & I.EGENDRE,
je6 % and 29 New Levec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

NEW WORKS.
VENIE NATJlRALiST'S OWN BOOk-Comprisins
L descriptions and authentic anecdotes Of Quadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according to the system
Cuvet by the author of the "Young Mans Own Bo,k.
THE NATURAL. HISTORY OF INSECTS-In
two volumes-vol 2,forming "a Of the Family Ii
brafy".
A digest of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscee Esq. with notes and references TO
Anerican decision, and to the English common law aud
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood.
On DIAGNOSIS " DISEASES of the CHEsT-based up
ON the comparison their physical and general signs,
by w W Gerhard NJ ID.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PRACTICE OF
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ ID, in . vols.
THE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING IS for
December 1885. Just received and for sale by
il2 VIM MCKEE AN corner Of Camp and Cm. >
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-08

NOIiCE-The subscriber having purchased the
~ Stock Of Messrs. Irwin, Hall s. Walton, "
coutinle to transacta Wholesale Grocery and G
mission Business. He has on hand general ass
ihent Of STEAM BOAT Stores, which he offers for
on moderate terms, md solicits the patronage o
trends OF the former concern, and the public in 6
rail-
jvl4-7t JOHN CHRISTIE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Napoieon's TVido,c. In the account oil the
coronation of the Emperor OF Austria as
King of Lombardy, we find the following
short notice of Maria Louisa, the widow OF
Napoleon
In the state carriage next to that OF the
Emperor was the widow of Napoleon. Ma
ria Louisa. Her full FORM ample counle
nance, and careless or commended expression
would seem to indicate that the vicisslludes
oflifs have passed over her without leaving
any deep traces Of saddenng recollec'ions
behind.
How cold and hearless must be the breast
of this conteaded woman She is now inc
wife we believe of some German noble ana
follows joyfully in the train of the tegsh
males wherever they move. Little did the
Emperor of France, ofthe exile of St. tiele
ma anticipate hat this would be the late o
the mother Of his child and the vile OF hI'
! bosom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

A Sister shot By her Brother.-The Penn
sylvania (Columbiu) Courant, says-"A
dreadful outrage was committed in this Dor
ough, yesterday morning, about o'clock
by colored boy aged about twelve years
He had been requested to do something by
his sister, a girl about sixteen years of age
which he refused. She then threatened to
whip him, upon which he went into another
room, got his fathers gun and deliberately
shot her. The shot entered her face and
nearly or quite destroying one eye, and other
wise dreadlully mauglng her. Her recov'
cry is considered doubtful, This is another
lesson to men OF the DANGER il not crimi
nality, of leaving their guns loaded, and
within the reach of children.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
NO. ~.

Affecting Story of Maternal Lore In
the village Of Carreggi. whether il was that
due precauton bad not been taken or that
the disense was of particularly malignant
nature, one after another, first the young and
lhenth old. ola whole family dropped off.
a Woman who lived on the opposite side Of
the way. the wife of Iaborer. and mother
Of two liille bows. fel. herself attacked by fe-
yer 10 the night; in the morning il greatly
increased, and in the evening the fatal iumor
appeared. This was during the absence Of
her husband who went to work at dist
ance. and only returned on Saturday night;
bringing home the scaniy means Of suLsisl-
ence for the family for the week. Terrified
by the example of the neighboring family.
moved by the fondest love for her children.
and determined not TO communicate the dis
ease TO them, she formed the heroic -Tesolu-
ton Of leaving her home, and going else
where 10 die. Locking them into room,
and sacrificing to their safety even the last
and sole comfort of a parting embrace, off
she ran down stairs, carrying with her the
sheets and coverlet, that she might leave no
means of contagion. She then shut the
door with sigh, and went away but the
biggest, hearing the door shut, went TO the
window, and seeing her running in that
manner, cried out, Good bye, mother" in
a voice SO tender that she nvoluntarly stop
ped
Good bye, MOTHER repeated the young
est child, stretching his little hand out Of the
windo%; aud thus was the poor afflicted
mother cosapslied Tor time, to endure the
dreadful conflict between the warnings
which called her back, and the pity and So
licitude which urged her on. AT length tho
latter conquered, and, amid food of tears.
and ifs, farewells Of her children. who knew
no. tie ssia cause and import olihose tears.
she reached tho hcnse Of those who were to
bury her. She recommended her husband
and children 10 them, and N two days she
was no more
Surely, nothing eaa cd.ial the heart of a
mother. How pathetic the expressions of a
poor woman on hearing her parish priest
relate the story OF Abraham's Offering his
son Isaac ass sacrifice All God would
certainly nave never required such n sacri.
fee Of mother!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

A Joke for The Ladies The Editor OF a
paper in Providence lately informed his
readers, that the ladies always pull of the
lettstocking last This, as may be supposed,
created some little stir among his fair rea.
ders, and while in positive terms, they den
led the statement they at the same time dc.
clared that he had no business TO know it,
even if such was the fact, and pronounced
him no gentleman. lie proves 1t, however,
by short argument. when one stocking
is pulled off first, there is another tef on and
pulling of this is taking the len stocking OIL
last"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Yankeeism.-T The brig William, Capt.
Underwood, sailed from this port some
months ago with the machinery complete for
a cotton factory, with men, women, boys and
girls, to run it, bound to San Bias, at the
mouth ofthe river Santiago, on the west
coast of Mexico. News has just been re-
ceived of her safe arrival. There the own
err Of the cargo intends 10 put his notions in
operation. by way, we suppose, of extending
the American System ~ Y Jour, Of Com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Barial Of Black Hawk, A few days ago,
we announced the death of this celebrated
chief The Iowa Gazette gives the follow
ing account of his burial.
His body. we understand was not inter
red but was placed on the earth in sitting
posture, with his cane clenched in his hand,
enclosed with slabs, or rails. This is the
manner in which chiefs of the Sac nation
are usually buried, and was done at his own
special request A considerable number Of
whites, we understand, were present at this
disposition OF his remains.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Dinner 10 Lord Darham.-A grand din
ner was given TO the Earl Of Durham at the
old chateau of Quebec. on Monday Of last
week, by the officers of the two regiments
of Guards. General Sir James Mcdonnell
presiding. Besides the Earl of Durham
there were present as guests Messrs Charles
and Arthur Butler Il. L. M 1urton, Colo
nels Copper and Grey, and others, his Lord
ships aids and attaches.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Literature among The charlottesville
notice, in the Arkansas Times, of the Oath
ulimo. an advertisement, stating that THE
Cherokee Almanac for the year 1885," will
be published at Park Hill, Cherokee nation,
in Cherokee and English, the calculations
being made for the latitude of Fort Gibson.
Price s. per doz, or IL l-2 cents single.
This is certainly sign that the Almanac
maker, il not the school master, is abroad
in that land"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Generous Begnests-The Will ofthe late
Alexander Milne Of New Orleans, is pub
lished in the New Orleans Bulletin. BY 1t,
saws that journal, 'ihe whole of his immense
estate, after deducling legacies 10 the amount
of about 100000. is hequeathed to four
Asyums for destitute Orphan Children
viz. The Orphan Boys Asylum Of Lafayette,
the Poydras Asylum for Girls, and two
others, 10 be hereafter incorporated by the
Legislature, and established at Milneburgh
The property thus secured for the education
of the destitute orphans, is estimated at neal
a million of dollars much Of it consists IN
unimproved real estate, that will rise IN
yalue, and in The course Of time, no doub
this ample provision will be doubled. MT
Milne was Scotchmnn, born at tocham
bers, near Gordon Castle. lie died here
atthe advanced age ofniney- years nay
ing spent upwards of fny years OF his ill'
in our city. 10 his native town OF tocham
beers fund of Sl00,000y was bequeathete
for The establishment of Free Schools
A number of egacies were left 10 his rela
lions, VARYING in amount from 500 to So
600 A liberal maintenance was allowec
also 10 three domeslics who had faithfully
administered 10 his comfort in his old age
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

a BEAUTIFUL iDgA.--Mr. Stephens in
his Incidents Of Travel, mentions that the
tonb stones in the s'urkish burying grounds
nrea'l fat, and contain little hollows which
held The waters aleI a rain. and af,ract the
birds. %ho resor, thlher to- sl9gt their thirst
and sing amongst the irsey,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

A correspondence between Yankee
school master in Mississippi, and his mother
in Maine
May Is, 1893.
Dear SON Come home A rolling stone
gathers no moss. Your affectionate mother,
till death
July 4th, 1888.
Dear moiher-I won't Come here. A
setting hen never gets fat Your dutiful
and obedient son.
There is German paper in Baltimore
called the "Freisinger Beobachter" A
live Yankee is obliged TO unscrew his neck
to pronounce it.
"Come Bob, tell us how much you have
cleared by your wild land speculation =
Cleared, alb, cleared" replied Bob with
a frown, "Wby you fool I've cleared my
pockets"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
THE TRUE AM ERICAN,
EDITED BH JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NE Nv or EA VS.:
TUESDAY......... JULY 10, 1898.

We have no further election returns yesterday,
The information received induces the belief tina,
A. B. Roman, the Wing candidate for governor,
will be elected by majority Of one thousand or
upwnfas. The three Wing members of Con-
gress are likewise elected; White, by majority
of 1913; Chinn, BY about 400; and Garland with
out opposition.
The returns for The Members Of the Legislature
no, yet nll received; but we have enough to
pa. il beyond all doubt that, not only we shall
have large Wing majority in joint ballot, bu
also handsome majontyin ench house.
In short, the victory of the Wings is as complete
az it is signal; and far exceeds the expectations
Of the mos, sanguine. Louisiana is now one
the very snrest Wing states in the Union: Blu
this election has not only taught us our strength
but also the necessity Of the active vigilance
We cannot close this article without comp
menting our friends IN Florida. They have re-
deemed themselves; they have done wonders an
nre deserving of all praise.
The whole Of the returns will be received in
day or two, when the Wings should assemble en-
masse, and celebrate their great triumph. Let on
rejocings be great, but free from confusion
| insult to the fallen democrats.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
THE SPECIAL DErosITE SCHEME LOST


The administration has suffered another defeat
in their financial schemes; Mr.. Buchanan's sub
stltute for Mr.. Webster's temporary measure be-
ing lost, by vote of 90 to O. The principal OBJ
ject OF the latter was TO repeal SO much of the
deposie act of 1886 prohibited the receiving this
notes OF any, even specie paying banks, if since
July 1886 they had issued notes of less denomi-
nation than five dollars, while the whole matte,
OF MI Buchanan's substitute was but a renewal
of the sub-reasury scheme in a condensed form
The question came before the Senate to maxi the
uhslitute take the place OF the bill, which was
carried by 26 to %; but when it came up on he
engrossing of the new bill it was defeated By a
vote Of 90 10 81. Thus has the brand of public
condemnation been again pa ced on the sub -lrea-
sury bill, even in it's new aspect, yet have OH
senators, Moulon and Nicholas, gone with the
party through thick and thin, but praise be to the
patriotic band led by Henry Clay, their Efforts
have been futile, and their servity is exposed
By way OF illustrating the consistency of "the
party" Immediately after these reflections, sena tor
Wright, the leader OF the sub-trsasury party gave
notice TO hiring in bill effect the very object of
Mr.. Webster's measure! Such is the consist ency
of these loco foco legislators, who industrious
iy held up as pattern cards Tor present and future
Senators.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfoundsd
s. rumors OF the undersigned having sold out,
or discontinued his old and long established
- GARDEN SEED STORE

No. IS Custom house Street,
Having been most industriously circulated by solf
interested paries the subscriber begs 10 his
friends generally and the public at large that he
still continues within two doors of his late or
former stand, to he furnished with full and ex-
tensive supply Of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetable Garden Seeds, of the growth and i'm.
port Of the present season, 1887
Since the early part of September he has re-.
ceiyed ample supplies, by the packet ships ycks.
burg. Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. By the Missis.
sippi and another packet he is in daily expccta-
sion of supply Of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber begs further to assure this public
q, large, that he is at present we'll enabled TO
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, be ever was
since his first establishment in January. 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardarers' orders
filed at tie lowest and most reasonable rates. by
the pound weight, and gallon or bushel measure.
Catalogues, either in French or English, may
always DO obtained on personal application as
asaai. to WIN SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS CustomhOuse street.
NoTE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed, other
mixed or plai puIvsTzed soup; hefbs and Shakers
dried hefbs,--~ith supply of peas mud beans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que lie Comptrolleur soft ct de-
meure autorise a adjuger au plus has ct
dernier encherisseur, apres dix jours d'a-
Wis prealable dams deux DIES journaux pu-
blies en- francais ct en- anglais, un contrat
pour la livraison de 5000 barils de coquil-
les; de plus pour la livraison de 10000 ba-
rils de sable blanc GU rouge, qui devrsnt
etre delivres tells lieux de debarquements
de cette municipalite, que de temps a au-
tire lie Voyer designera.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN Recorder
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Ship Charles, Brewster, Bordeaux, l. II Gale
Ship Olympia, Gray, Huvre, Pe-ret & co
Ship Queen Adelaide, arstow, Liverpool, + Whitney
Barque Maho, Amie Marsces, Lanfedr
BRIG Samuel John, GrHth, Tampa Bay. S & P Whitney
Brig A f., DriscolI, Havana. wv Zacharie u CO
Schr Elizabeth, Forsyth, Pensacola. Master
ARRIVALS.
Towloat Hudson, Inel, from the Passes: lowed to
shin Rato brought up ships Elizabeth AMI Hawc harque
Robt Watts and schr NIoaska; left the Bar the It'll;
ports ship brigs and schooner in the river no,sy out
side
Ship Hewcs, Sumner. 81 days from Boston.
Ship Robert Watt Deamore, ID days from Barbadoz, to
Malard
Ship Elizabeth, Boyer, from bordeaux, to master.
Schr Molaska Hawks, from Tampa Hay left the 18th to
S a. j II Whitaey.
Steamer Ajax Ratier from st Marnsvie
Steamer tiev Collier Bettshoover, from st Louis
Steamer Gov shelby Kercheva, from Pitshurg.
Steamer Hockey Mountain, Gilbert from :rksvle
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

Gentlemen Of our acquaintance arrived in the
city Yesterday, confirm the news Of the election
by majority of 81 Of Dr.. Walter Brashear from
St. Mary's. Mr.. Patten is elected beyond doub.
from Concordia, and great hopes are entertained #
the success Of Judge Morgan to the Senate, from
Ouachita.
Mr.. Romans majority still exceeds 1000, and
we do not think it will be reduced much, if at all
below that number.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

This is gala night at the Vauzhall, where a
most agreeable entertainment is to be given which
all would feel pleasure in partaking, if they M
once take on them the trouble of starting to the
ST. Charles. The Concert of both vocal and instrp-
mental music, is really treat; the dancing of
Miss Hanker, who in it exhibits her well turned
figure to the greatest advantage, is both graceful
and agreeable, and the pleasant Vaudeville with
| George Hollands inimitable droeres, completes
cult to match at any time, or in any place. Do
| go and see!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

%" Alligator and Broad-foot with six d-thirty
more of the Seminole indians arrived yesterday,
and will move westward To-day If the computa-
ton is correct, that this Florida had cost thirty
millions, which is moderate computation; each
Indian taken, whether man, woman, or child has
cost twenty thousand dollars ahead.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

~ The Messrs. Wells and Watson have pur-
chased Mr.. ]. J,ckson's CHI. C. Tie Pony, bv imp.
Levia,han, dam by Stock holder,4 years old He
won the mile race at Nashville on the 25h Of
May, and is likely to prove hard customer at the
fall races over the Metarie track. The same gen.
tlemen have made extensive purchases of some
young things, sired by imported Glencoe and lie
viathan, that particularly intended to cut a
figure on our courses.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-10

7opreocnt long tal:s-On the 30th June, Mr..
Moves introduced resolution into the House of
Representatives, the object of which was that the
better to enable Congress to bring this very long
session TO close, no member shall be allowed 10
talk longer than fifteen minutes at time, nor
more than once on any single subject: but this
sensible plan not su.ing some of the long winded
babblers, was ".ad on the table,