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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

lust LANDING per slip FIavi,ls, and Sam Ross
~ from New York and PhiInde phia.
400 boxes Glass French and Baltimore maniac.
tory, m assuring from 9 by l2 to % by 36.
inclusive, warranted superior qua,y.
, IL barrels Spirits of Tuprntne,
4olo gals Lnscrd Oil, Dutch,
% barrels Whiting,
" do superior Glue, Phila. nland,
ll4O lbs Yellow Ochre,
~ bSs superior Vsrnish, Copal, superior and
Nc !, coach do,
% gallons mastir superior Vnrnish,
o. d"z assorted Brushes and Sash TOOLS
DO do white wrsh Brushes and yarDisb do.
% packs Kings Gold Leaf manufactured Pbin,
cases Cronr Green and Yellow, dry, for sale
""'l,,sae and retail by MONDELLI,
90 laIu,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18
MEMOR ANDA.

New York 10Th Dec arr ship HiInh, Hammond from n
. on 9Th sailed ship Mississippi, for Nc "
Boston 9Th Dec cid ship Tacitus, Plumer for NO
Spoken 24th Nov lat 3 10 long GO SEA shin from p;,,,
i, name not known, bound to Mobile. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

blank Checks, Bills of Ladng, Auction
Bilts, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
logues, &C. &C.
uofDERsfor The AboDe, and every other des
eruption Of u57PttlNrINGeCD receired al COMPILING
Room of"TRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES Elk.
CHANGE Sd door from Grav"r street. or Mt the Printing
Office, corner Of PoydraS and ST. Charles streets.
Ertensire and be0utifM BOOK and jon FousTs
from the best Founries iaMe United States hare inst
been added 10 The 0irendy me stocked Establishment:
and ORDERS mW BE- executed as Low, as CheapIy
Expeditlously and Beautifully, at any other Office
in the City.
Nor l.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

Public Dcfautes--Men for petty thef,s are sent
TO tho penitentiares for years,-this no NOR. than
r'ght,-but how much more so should be the pun.
s''ment OF individuals who enjoy lucrative ffices
under government Twenty wears in close con-.
fnement, with confiscato Oh of all their propertes
would not DO too much
The above is from the COURIER of last night
We perfectly agree with our democratic neighbor,
in' least this expression, but surely he i. some
what ihdiscreot to tread SO hard on tho tender
corns of some of his loco foco friends. There are
some in this little burgh-"we name no parties"-
who would now be living higher up the river if tho
Conrior'' PRESENT opinions had been always enter.
tanned by those whose organ he in
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

DRY GOODS.
VENHE subscribers have in store for le-
Il 80 bales heavy 81 inch brown Dunstic Sb..,;ne.
nv DO heavy SO inch brown Domeic Shirtinps,
IS do 70 and "A Lowell Cotton., eS'
10 do 30 inch Hampshire Drillinrs
5 cases 81 inch bleached Shee,ing shook fall
. bales green, white nx'd Bockiss 4 Fcltiug.
on e"S Se''n"ts vnrinns colors qnlites
3 do super French Prints,
~ DO black mix d Washn gtou Wtwck lean.
% bales Linseys kerseys, for negro o,bins
5 do a. Lowell Cottona,les, ''''"e'
L.. =" 40 RUSSIA Sheetings, superior quitv
ice ISAAC BRIDGE L. CO. IA Ma,,. 9,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

DASTE BlACkING. 100 doz Goslings, for sale
l. by die SHALL IL BROWN, 90 MagsziD. 81,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

COOPERS LAST.
IL ward Bound.'
The Mildly; novel. in vols.
Napoleon Memoirs or the Evenings at Cambaceres,
in volumes.
Miss Mitford's Country Stories.
Peter Pilgrim, by Dr. Bird in ! vols.
Yankee Notions, in vol.
Womanas she should be, by the Rev. II Winsow.
Physcinns Manual, by Robert Nludie; and oth1r
novelties. JOHNS & co,
nov28 st Charles g. Common st
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
HE undersigned have this dav formed co-part-
= ners p for the transaction of General Commits
SION mud Forwarding business, in this CITY, under the
lrnl OF SHALL & brown, ard have taken the new
brick store, No. Sc, Magazine stre2 near Poydras ST..
GEORGE SHALL, JR.
fefersnces: JAMES G BROWN.
stetson & Avery, Whiting & SHARK,
Walton co. w Bogart, Bogart n
hawthorn. J Thayer IL CO. w MS
ton Il Shall. NEW ORLEANS.
Crocket & Sl,arpleigh, John Fairfield.
" CO., Walker, Emerson g. CO.,
:, Griggs & Chickerng, Boston.
cha az PS M"ases y { &C., Co. Philadelphia.
Whi'esas sS css%stsl & co Pi,sbursh Penn.
Edgertnn s. Woodbridge, Marietta, o.
John woodbridge, Esq. Clrllico,he, ..
James ee carss, 4 &C" Nashville, Tenn.
I. II Tracy, ST Louis, Mo. drcl2
LAT S.
INH!RTY thousand Ii inch, landing from rig
S&JP WHITNEY,
hop2o Z" Camp ST
S&J WHITNEY,
""2i Is Cump Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

Ca"nda-The weather has been more mild lately in
Lower Canada, SO much that the navigation between
Montreal and Quebec was again open on the 4,h On
the 'th eight prisoners were brought into Montreal from
ST. Charles, among whom relation OF Papineau
and bearing his name.
In Upper Canada the martial was organized at
kngston on the LIST. Won Shultz pleuded "guy''-
Three of the prisoners turned Queens evidence The
trial OF all the prisoners proceeding with and the
belief was that some would be executed immediately
and the residue resPied until orders could be received
from England
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18
STEAM ssOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAE
~ BOATS Can hare their Bills struck off in one.
more Colored Inks Plain or CoIored PAPER. NTH
despatch, and farorabke Terms, by iearine thety
ORDERS atTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, coIm, of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Navoo-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

!NSEED OIL-l0 bbls, landing from steambos
80 q ihany, for sale by G DORSEY,
No. I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

ANMERSONS SCHOOL BOOKS.-A supply of
= Emersons School Books, received and for sale by
allen: TOWAR, a9 Camp-street, vz:-The New Ma
tona Spelling Book and Pronounoing Tutor, on an
improved plan; the Fourth Glass Reader, for the
yanced; the Second do. Tor the middle classes tue
FIRST do selection Of exercises in reading, from
standard American and British authors for the use of
the higher classes; the North American Arithmetic
first part containing the elementary lessons the second
part, writing, oral and written exercises
Emersons school books adopted in the public
schools of Philadelphia, Boston, and Pittsburg and
the most enlightened parts Of NewY York, Pennsylva-
MIA, ohi" Indiana, Kentucky, and the South and West
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18
Clerks Office, Dec. 18th, 1883.

ksiAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour de Parossc
Alpou' Ia Paroisse ct Vile da la Ne-Orleans-Pm-
zen. rHonorable Charles Niaurian, juge-No ,3l2-
isaac Baker, aotnellement detenu contrs s.s ;cre
ancIers:-Sur lecture ct enrcg strement de la peton
ettabeau en- cette aaire, ordonne gu'une assen
pee es creancleIs de insovable ait lieu en- pone cor
le eng Janver 1889. dix heures du matin a,,
de ael'berer sur les affres de nsoivabIe en- attendant
toutes pourSuites ct personne soat arretees e t.
tl"yh est nomme pour represener los creanciers al
sens: Par ordre la cour Is dec 1898
dceio NJ GUYOI., DEN G, after
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

Robinson the caricatufist of New York has rot ont
an illustration Of "meeting of Subtreasurers in
England The sketch represents Swartwout and
frce IN fraternal embrace, the having in hand :,
bond for 81 100000 and the other similar docunan,
tor = if2oo'ooo. Sam is saying to Bill
Welcome thou pearl Of ,oo,drous Price
Theoracle Of Tan'my Hal.
hope yon're got a handsome slice.
Since TIE IN motion set hte Ball.
We cant say much for the piquancy of the poetr,.
but the kenesses, and the OCCASION will atone for
want of humor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18
Camp 81. Theatre.

GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Class G5
w. y, ~ I'll In 81, ., n 10 ~ y, 81, H. 81.
1000! Capital Prize, Tickets only @ 80
rLASS No. &c. Author sed hy the Legislature IF
y, - the State. To be drawn TOMORROW. Dec
ifh, 1888, ut . O'Clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel
). DAVIS &. co. Managers.
rs Numbers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
oCHEM n, u BID prizes, amounting TO So1 $40
Tickets 80 O0-llaves | OO-Quarters 50.
Packages of IS Tickets for $50, warranted to drow
al least S?l Packages of IS Half Tickets S35, war
rnne' TO draw Mt least sl2. Packages of 25 Quarter
nc kets si2 80; warranted to draw at least Sc.
For packages OF singh tickets apply at the
,,o MANAGERS OFFICE,
VIZ l6 Chartres st
me following are the drawn numbers of the Louisi-
WILL. BE DRAWN ON 70 MORROW.
$4,000 CAPITAL. PRIZE.
l. O U / S l A N A LOTTERY
$ Authorized bv Act of Legislature CHAPTER XIIiI,
passed March 81, 1923, Glass No. % for 1873 :" he
draw on Wednesday, Dec. 18th 1885, at s O'Clock p
NJ. nttfe Exchange Hotel St. Charles st.
ID. 5. GREGORY e. Co. Successors IN YATES
McINTYRE & Co.
rs Numbers-R Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME, 90 705 prizes, amounting to sl8o O7O
Tickets "a 90 Halves 50 GO-Quarters 90
Packages of tickets for 500 warranted to draw $50
and may draw the four first capitals
Packages of % half tickets $50, warranted to draw
al least $50 Packages of IS Quarter Tickets SIS
warranted to draw east $l3 For Packages or single
u: GREGORY & Co, the Managers Office,
M ri
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

or,,,,,.ni E1TOHNS & co,
ran,,on ~. ALL, corner of St. Charles aud
81 ~ ', so.es. The subscribers having receive
England France and ey" assortment Of goods FRI
low ing articles ' ' ' sue 'he 'o'-
English Drawing pap,ss o, all sizes,
do writing do suner ro, ,
medium and dem, fooscap p Is,,er n r"va.
ex large thin veu,. in Li,,. 'I ,,; l IN q,
copying pfler, at allszes '''' Nv w
London and Bristol boards; L C,,o,, ,,,,o.
note paper, plum, smbossd and cora, i hro
American cap, letter and writinh n,r.rs fran,
the best mills in h Union, p"F''s ''o'"
renyan Pens of all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts Eteno,,. 49,,
Peryan's writing fluids, MorrisS'ss anu anu
Perryan's best copying inks; Engli., a amd
American folio and quarto copying p"ar
Rodgers & Sons best cutlery, consisting -
dirk, pen and desk knives, razors and SCI ~
sors,
Pocket books and Wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and So ling wax, superior quail
~; Travelling de SKIS and dressing casls
Ackcrman's AMI New mans best nature Gods.
Itron man and Achernan's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and A mar.
ican Animals. for 1889,
BooNs-Enslish French, Spanish, Italian Ger
man and Latin, consisting in classical, law,
medical works, literary. &c.
Just received and for sale by
n"v9o JOHNS & CO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

1AA SACKS Bran,
1OV so barrels chopped corn,
900 bushels fresh ground corn meal.
20 do buckwheat -four. for sale by
J. OFT, Tvoli Place.
U,,Iurnins, Saving and Grinding done as us uaI.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

0!sTiNG WHEELS, &c.-I5 sets Hosting
u i Wheels, improved construction, for sale by
did OFT. TiyOIi PIate
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

MAlORALlA OF NEW ORLEANS.
fHNiEprre OF fresh flour to-day is So Is per barrel
Il according 10 the tariff; the bakers shall give du-
mig the ensuing week (rem Monday Dee III 3Joup-
'es OF bread for n bit 5read of the second quality m
required to weigh % per more, viz: i2I ounces
declo G. GENOlS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

BOARDS & SCANTLING--i5 NJ feet seasoned
u, - White Pine Boards 81 NJ feet Hcmleck Scant
ling, landing from schr Cassus, near Levce Press and
Tor sale by MP WHITNEY.
do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

N Ess PoRK-l74 barrels, Inspected.
I'VE H.. OH BLISS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

MI oURNlNG NOTE PAPER-Just rece,,,I \,
W rect from London, quantity of the aove u,
superior article; also, Enamelied and Porcelain
E ngl'sh Letter and Note Paper for sale by 'a''s'
Ola Siationers Hall "a Cb,rtrVV'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

TAXES FOR 1893. --
lNollCE Is hereby given that MIR. Charls Iem.;-
ire is appointed to collect the taxes on ei f..
uteand slaves, for Second Municipality, for laa He
will commence in ia uary, 1889. J D6aNE ie
d15-l0t .END'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

'VNftE subscriber, having received n conms sion as
Il Deputy Surveyor of United State. Lands, for this
State, offers his services the public to survey and
locate Lands in any part OF Louisiana.
AS heretofore all operations, either of Survc, ing or
SV'l engineering, such as Arguments, surveys, plans
drawings, dwellings, proles calculations of excnyat;on
emb"nkment, content Of walls, &c. either in tewn ur
country, will be promptly aud faithfully attended to-
Iharges reasonable and terms cash. Office % Ma
gazine street, in Banks Arcade.
dscl -2aw-5a FRED WILKINSON
pEACH BRANDY-A few bbls old and superier
article, for sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
nov2l Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

q oAP-l0o half boxes No Soap brand of James
~ Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 co.
milo I3d Mono.;s -,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

ONDON PORTER-50 casks best single (.
A1doube brown Stout for sale by VI
aI4 HOLMES & MILLS, Ba e.
WHINE & POTTER BOTTl. ESQ oros, univ.
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale BY
ala HOLMES g. MILLS Rail, pJo.a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

= TOVE-5O new pattern Cosl Stoves 10 portable
~ CRATE Stoves IL round sheet iron stoves, cheap
articles also % cooking Stoves Just received in add
ton to their former stock, for sule by
LOCKE co,
nnVl9 Front Levee st
B-Stoves pipes made to order and nut I'D in
my part of the city on short notice.
s T. & IN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18


The Great Eastern. Maui is closed every day at 10
o'clock, A Ms due every day at 10, M.
The Erpr, SIS Mail is closed every day at haf.pasl
10 MIS- due with the great Eustern Mail.
every day.
The Lake Mail (via Covington. La., i. closed
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at o'clock
Ms due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day, at 5, P M.
The Lomsriiie Rirer Mat is closed everv
Monday Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 Ms
vent and returned by steamboats,. irreyu.
arly three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed everv
Tuesday and Friday, Mt 8, P M-Is sent and re-.
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The Alexandria or Red Rirer Mail is sent irrcpu
larry by steamboats,, twice week.
louisville or River Mail.
s %;s:;:;,, and Closes at o'clock, PM
Saturday saturday and Close at O'Clock, Pm.
New-Orleans Chamber of Commerce,
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1898.
ST. Peters, President
A. Querticr, LIST Vice President,
w. l.. Hodge, Cd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1898.
James D,ck' Thomas Barrett,
John Merle. II C Cammack,
Jas H Lcverch, Abijah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Scc'v.
COIP. 800 boxes Robbins M /, e1iTa. IN store and
~ for sale by STEIScN & AVERY, 88 urayier st
dl7 ~ "
poRK. 81 bills mess, 20 do rump, and "A do shout
L ders, in store and for sae by
d7 sTETsON Il AVERY, SO Gruvier st
GLOTHlNG. An invoice just received consisting
~ OF vests, pan'aoo and under Shirts for sal. by
dl7 SHALL Il BROWN, rs Magazine st
10ALLOW CANDLES. so boxes 6s, SO do S. land.
dl7 JOSEPH coCKAYNE, e5 G,a,i Ter =,
Rto CoFFEE-l27 bugs in store, and for sal. by
IL dl7 ABRAHAM TRIER, "a Gravier st
EHRESH MALAGA RAISINS-G0O whole and
L. half boxes, for sale by ABRAHAM TRIER,
az "a Gravar st
HAVANA COFFEE-4O bags of the new cron
strictly prime, landing from brig Joven Enrnnep
for sale by dl7 ABRAHAM TRifsR, 81 Graviear 3
A RKANNsAs MONEY WANTED by
~ d'7 THOS LEE Il co, % new I.evee
PORTFOLIOS, Blotters. and Bankers Cases. Jnsi
= received, good assortment of embossed Blotters
OF various Sizes with and without lock- do Portfolios
WIN lock: also Bankers cases, with lock- for sale by
n.y. d. FELT CO., N. Y. Stationers Hall,
VI. "a Chartres st
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Court for tho
:, ~ far'sh and City of New Orleans: present the
1913 Iharles Nnnrian Judge, Dec. 18TH 1885 No.
Hing the Petition and schedule this case it's ordered
by the Court that meeting of the nsovens creditors
no take place IN open court the 5th day of Jonn,,v
at III o'clock, A. NJ then and there to shew cause
why the said ilsovent should not be DISCHARGED ar
ing TO law and in the meantime all proceedings against
MS person and property stayed. 1t is further de-
reed that L. Elwyn, Esq be appointed to repressS,
Inc absent creditors, by order of the Court.
Clerks Office, Dec. 18th, 1885, 0'e'"'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

FALL. Il WINTER CLOTHING.
1 +. FREEMAN " CO., No. 3, Magazine street,
- are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue to receive shipments
ary throughout the season. Their assortment being
the country at the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
or retail, on accommodating terms.
sen2q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

0BPPER-l5o bags superior quality, in good
IL der, for sale by SHALL & BROWN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

ARD-l2 kegs and ii bis Inst rate art Gle, lor
- SAFE by o. II. BLISS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18
10 MERCHANTS

w I'm FIX SPERM bl'-l6 casks winter strained
w sperm oil, warranted pure, landing from shin
AUBURN Tor sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il CO.
uscio l34 Aagaz inc ar
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

Il Charles Lemaitrc est nonme collectemr des taYc
De prophecies O. d'eacaves pour la Seconde Muncipa
Inc pour Fannse 1898. II commencera lie Ter Jany;er
zoos. i3d }. DOANE, Tresorier.
RA,CoN-l4o,oooib lbs Gil cinnati cured bacon, CON
Tor safe by G DORSEY
utC "a Nav
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

SIMS NEW NOVEL;
DELAf I, story Of the Goth, by the author of
~! - Mellichampe,' The Ycnassee,' Guy Rivers,
Inc Partisan, Martin Faber, &c, in vol. just recev.
ed and Tor sale by WIN MckEAN,
- ov23 cor Camp & Com,son sts
- ALT-5OOO sacks Liverpool SAT-, aioa III lots 10
NJ SUIT purchasers; apply to LII GALE,
hoV24 90 Common at
iNDSEfS-l5 bales heavy Lin se,s, suitable Tor
- Negroes, landing from ships CcuiuIgee and Ar
kansas, and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE co,
hoS24 l34 M,g'zins 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-18

TLOTHING-The subs5,ers have IN ,ond ,,-i -
Y sale 100 cases seasonae Clothing cnn,s;n;rn .o'
Black mixed, blue and brvr sattinef ronnd '"cE:,.
st'Pe',, naIs' Aed ana oesattinet pantaoons: Der
~ eo'tonluf, dck and cottqcassim.re do cotonade
DUCK ana derry trowsers torilors; white cotton Low
en- co'tnn scarlet hahne shed, twiled and calico
sh1S; cnanoray, nlue derry 'cotonade frocks; white
flannel drawers; sattnet and e, vests. "so'"
lSAC BRIDGE e. Co
d17 IA Mara;o
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

The Washington Globe.has denied the truth of
statement which appeared in our paper few weeks
since, relative TO the Presidents frankng political
documents into the State of New York. in order to
operate upon the late election. 1t is probable the
Globe could do no less than to dcnyH But notwih-
standing this denial, which is almost matter of
course with that mendacious print we distinctly and
boldly aver that our statement was entirely true
that lust previous to the late election large quantities
Of Globes, &c. were franked to individuals in Onon
daga county by Martin Van Buren-tha we can
produce the affidavit Of one Of the most respectable
gentlemen in that county, who is connected with
Post Office and has delivered many packages thus
ranked, of the truth Of our statement-and that we
can produce envelopes that have been taken off from
packages in the Post Office alluded to; with Martin
Van Buren's frank upon them. All these facts we
state positively can BE PROVED, the globnlar con
tradiction of Mr.. Van Burens winding sheet" to
The contrary Notwithstanding Hartford Patriot
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15
Philadelphia, December 9Th, 1888.
Erom the Nen York Obserrer,

The PRESIDENT AND THE Ii DANs.-The only topic
in the Presidents Message on which we feel inclin-
ed to remark, is that Of the removal Of the Indians.
He is correct in his assertion that this policy COM
menccd at least far hack the administration Of
Mr. Monroe 1t is his misfortune and that OF his i'm
mediate predecessor, that the most revolving part Of
the process occurred under their administration.
Whether other presidents candidates for the pre-
sidency would have Shrunk from any thing which
they have DONE experiment has not shown.
Our readers will remember that the most serious
fault charged upon the general government in this
matter is the uiolation of treaties On this point
which is the main point the message is perfectly
silent The President does not show himself aware
that any OF the violated treaties were ever
made Doubtless il profound silence could cause the
whole world TO forget that such treaties were ever
made, this would be the easiest and most efectual
mode Of saving the character Of the nation But the
world will not forget them and pos,erity will hold
the government Of the United States through success
sve administrations responsible for their violation
The Presidents testimony to the energy and hu-
maniyn Of Gen. Scott, we have no doubt Is well de-
served So far as we know, all parties, including
the Cherokees themselves unite in bearing witness
that he has done the work assigned him, as unex-
ceplionably as such work could be done. Still, we
think the President when he wrote that paragraph,
could not have read the following sentences, from
the Missionary Herald for December.
Chcrokecs-Dr Butler, who has been employed by
the chiefs 10 We as physician for one OF the COM
panieS OF emigrants, writes from near Nc Minis
yille Tennessee, on the 10Th OF October, that the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15
From the y. S. Gazette.
NnTICE

The undersigned observing in the public prints cir
cular dated on the 23d October. at hatcher, signed BY
John lngersoll, agent for Humphreys & Bddle" and
offering to make advances cotton shipped to them,
with stipulation that the shall be held if desra-
ble until the next summer think il their duty that
as the friends and correspondents Of Messrs Hum
phreys Bddle, they well acqu sinted with the
latons between them and the said John Ingersol, and
they know as well from other circumstances as from
his own declaration in his hand writing. that the
date OF his circular he had authority Of any descrp
ton whatever to buy cotton to make advances or
stipulations Of any kind account Of Messrs Hum
phreys & Bidde. Since then the undersigned have, at
his repeated solicitation, bot without even the know
ledge of Messrs. Humphreys & Bidde, given him the
general permission extended all shippers Of
to the house, to draw upon them bills at sixty days
sight for two thirds Of the price, accompanied by bills Of
lang for the property actually shipped which bills
to be sold in open market at the rate Of the day
This is the only connexion which Mr. John 1ngersoll
has with the house. and that permission will be revoked
in consequence Of this circular.
BEVAN & HUMPHREYS.
Philadelphia, Dec. z, 1888 .#'