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ESittSH TEA-50 boxes Gunpowdcr Tea. in 6 and
IL 10 ID boxes.
80 do Imperial do in e and 10 lb do;
s3 do Young Fysoa in do,
% chests Extra Soucbonr. Just receivcd mil g..
sale by JOSEPH ~ "'
actio 25 Gravier 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

$3.50 free for all,-niles hen,s. Second Dry
&c. Purse sl2O0, for . mile heats, $500 to tie
2nd, if more than Two. Third Day &c. Purse
Sl8Oo-three mile heats: $3.50 to the End horse
- L ,
if more than two. Fourth dav. louisa ma Plat.
$1,000 two mile heats. Fifth Day, J. C. Putse
s25OO, four mile heats: $500 TO the 2nd, if more
'haa 'wo' Sixth Day,J.C Purse $6O0-mile heats,
best 3 in s., ...."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

yKoWN stlEr.TINtis Il Sl.iring.-lOO bales
- comprising a general assortment Of 3-iths. Z. tbs
and "a Sbirtings and Sh etin"s, in store and for sale Ly
STETSON u AVERY,
nug25 #u AZ Gravier at,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

EM0NS-25 boxes Lemons in good order and for
IL sale by READ g. BARSIOW,
ocf8 7 Bank Place
DiCK1.ES, Cnrrie Powder, &c.-A small invoice
Il just received and for sale by
READ g. BARSTCW,
cct8 Bank Place
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
W Consignees Of the goods marked p He Co B..
Stockton y BeInis, and T Il Co., st Louis, per yhip
HANNIBAL, from New York. sre r quesled t. call at the
LEVI II GALE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

anecdotes Of Lean Men A reverend Doctor
OF a very ghosty Appearance, was one day accosted
ny a fellow with the following salvation: swell,
doctor, | hope you have taken care of your soul %
"Whv, my Trend :" said the divine. "Because,''
replied the other, ''your body is not worth caring
for"
When the Duke De ChoiseuiI, n remarkably
meaare MAJ, CAM to London to negotiate a piece
Charles Townsend being asked whether the
French government had Sent the preIiminaries of
a treaty, answered, 81 do not know but they have
sent the outline ofan ambassador"
A poor, diminntivc Frenchman, being ordered
ny his sanerado, to drink a quart ofp'isan daily,
replied, with a heavy sigh "Alas! doctor, that is
impossible, since | only hold a pint"
A remarkable case ofleanness is mentioned by
Sorfey, ct a priest, who became 50 thin, and dry
IN all his alticulaiions, that at last he was unab q
10 90 through the celebration Of mass, as his
JOINTS and spine would crack in SO loud & strange
Il manner AT every genufexion, that the faithful
were terrified, and the taithtess laughed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10


The 1uRistorm nhiriooL dieter from n pentl..
man in Washington to the Hon A. B. WOODWARD.
Judge of Middle Florida This wonderful phe''
nomenon, that has excited the wonder and aston
isnment of the world, have seen. There are fa,,
of my cnunirNmen VINO have had the oprnrtunitn
in consequence OF the situation of il BENG r.m,is,
from any port OF commerce.. It's hlitude and
longitude | d" nat exactly recollect. II is sitn,,,
ed between two islands, belonging, To n group off
the coast OF Norway, called the Low in s,aH,
islands,, between Drontneim (being the most
northern port OF c"merce) and the North Caps. I
suppose the latitude Ia he about to north. tut will
~, be certain. | had occasion some wears since.
TO navigate n ship from North Cape TO D!ontheim
neady all the way hetwsen the stands or rock,
and The main. On Inqulring Of my Norway p,lo,
about the pracncatillty OF running neur the uhirt
p"nl, he told me that with u good brer 20 il couId
be approached near enough for examination with.
out danger. | at once determined 10 satisfy nv.
self. We began 10 near it about 10 o'clock, A Nj.
N the month OF September, with q fine landing
wind northwest. Two goa sea;nen were placed |
At the helm, and the mate on the quarter deck, al,
hands at their stations Tor working ship, and ri
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

IA ANTEii-A woman 10 take charge of two chill.
dren; one who is willing TO travel, a middle H.
Ecd woman either American, English or scotch would
be pr ferred. None need apply without the best refer
snces. Apply at the office Of the Trne American.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

FAMINE IN THE EAST INDIEs.-By the last accounts from
India, the Upper Provinces of the bengal Rrsitencv vera III,
scenes of f lghliul misery and mortality. Tens of thousands
have been redured to utter starvation. and tens of thousand,
are fcd by bounty. The air for miles was tainted with thu
rivers of the Jumna and Gauges checked up and poisoned b,
the dead bodies thrown into their channels. 1t is impossible
to compute the numbers who die in their progress from tn,
desolaie districts to the to vns where food is procurabie. W.
hear ofmothers deserving their children on the hi.h WAYS: n
Infants crawling around The granaries to pick up the grains O.
rice accidenlly scattered during the process of distributions al
the doors; OF the roads being lined with dead bodies, a prev
to the Vulthre and the jacknll; Of the courses of small rivers
actually DISTRACTED by the masses of bodies thrown therein
by those who are employed to cles, the high ways; of the in
hahltants ofthe larg" t"wis, being competed to abandon theil
evening drive, from the impossibilny of encountering thc
efluVla from the pntrid co"pses around! and the worst of il
was, mat two Months more must clapse before a fall Of rair
could b expected, and the earth Weld fruit to appease the or,
wings of hunger. This was in April last.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

Land Sa!es.-We believe all those who feel M
interest IN the prosperity of Louisiana, were not n
Ii'tIe reJ"iced when the Presidents proclamation
announced that the Public Lands were abuu, to b,
nr"hght t" the hammer, alter n delay which hnc
exceeded the average duration of human life -
me Joy, however, received a dampcr, when We
received me advertisement of postpoAement from
the General Land Office. Upon insuiry VIC find
'hat the reason for delaying the sale is found IN
a cain winch the heirs Of Bernard d,Iauteriye
nave presented for five hundred thousand acres of
'and, Principally in the parish of Inervllle and
extending ttom the Mississippi to the AtchaiaIaya
ana along both sides OF the latter river. There
are ABOUT twenty townships entirely, and niue
terive's ttlrs.
IL the dHauterive's succeed, they will become
immensely rcIl, for the lands in question ae
among me ilciiesl in the state, fit l"r the sugar
eahe' aud worth perhaps five millions of d ,IIars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

BOY WANTED
Two hire a boy from IL TO l6 years Of age, 10 work in
q Printing Office and book binIery; 10 a good one
q permanent situation can be had by APPLYING 20
DAVID FELT & CO.,
To- Oct6 "a Ibns,.a. 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

6NUNNEY BAGS-80 bales 3 & 3 l-2 bushel bags,
~ in store and for sale bv
q DORSEY,
oc'9 - "A New i.eves
G'oDflSH-50 boxes white and dry Goldfish, Tor
" sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co,
nct5 I31 Na,o,,, .,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

vi AAtiiNG Iaper- oUU re m. s;ngl. ma son
sale BY . IHayER R'o, &c az sHa Tor
"iV ...... "a EOydrss a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10
WEDNESDAY. ..oCToBER 10, 1855

GEWe have had no mail again yesterday, and
our columns are necessarily restricted in their
quantity Of new, or interesting inteili gence. The
delay, We understand proceeds from some de
tention caused by The operation OF the new law
relating tr steam boats. Now as i, appears by the
was prepared for examinations, and that her cap.
tain repeatedly requested it, i. is palpabte 10 all
that the trainers OF the law never conte, aplared
that the mails were 10 be DELAYED by its action,
yet 50 they are, if The boats employed in its
carriage ale TO lay up until i, suits the convenience
Ut the inspectors to examine them AS these boats
return /" the Railroad every day, il is preposterons
TO think the law ever intended thus 10 detain
them. 1t the leisure Of the inspectors will moi
serve to-day, surely tomorrow will do as well!
But independently of this f~astidious caufe of DELAY
we hear that a want of understanding between
the authorities Of our city and Mo lie has opera
ed to de,ain thcs" mail boats. If this hypercri.
teal Interpretation OF the law is to hold good.
why Is the "Sepi,' or any other boat belonging
TO the Uui.ed States 10 be exempted from MA
shoti ~
operation! The "Seal,' we believo-has no,
been detained for, or notified Of any necessary
examination: nay, we have reason to know, tina,
the provisions Of The law have been overlooked in
her regard from The supposition that she is beyond
control. Surely if a boat in the service Of the
government at the Bal re has a privilege of
total exemption, these that carry the United
States mail, a, least, some courtesy. They ara
ready tor examination, bul their urgent dutie.
will not permit them to wait the tarly orer.,ioo
OF The inspectors. AS as all the hoars in our nor,
cannot be examined IN one day, they have the
osst right 10 delay that are of necessity sure to
return in two days, ard have 50 universal a du,y
to perform duliy. Were every steamer stopped
until the inspector could crawl %throusti, the ir boil.
efs, what would Become OF eur tradee Boats bound
IN a lew weeks Trip may well be detained until
proved safe, but others lestytying their readiness,
and causing by one turns delay d loss to their
owners OF $500, and to.ihe public Of two full,
m ills, should claim at least a prompt attention,
or some extensive consideration,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

.2h ice eedmboat-- The New York Sun saws:
ine o"'"n"ii Council have recently had under
cons'"er'lo" tn' project IT supplying the harour
"''n "s'r4'"noa' $" constructed as that she will
be able to tow vessels into the harbor nj scas,us
when the Ice would proveut ordinary s,eambo,, .
from performing that service. A report on , q
su'jec' was made ON Monday evening, which re-
ronn,ends the advancing. b, tue corporations, OF
$2ooo, ter that purpose. Tle project, it appears,
was proposed by Mr.G. w. Crocker, WAC also
proposes 10 build tie boat ny subscription, and
ne applied to the Co nmon Council 10 ass st m II;
anu utter considering he matter and receiving
several cctlihtaies rom merchants and others, APP
proving Of the undertaking, the committee 10
whom 1t was referred, cumm thar M sonn
as $'o,o'o were subs rbed towards building The
oo't' Tue corporation would advance $1,000 as q
limited partnership IN the concern. sumo mem
"ers OF the Board objected to the resolution on the
ground that It would form a very dangerous prece-
dent tor the Corporation to become partners in a
trading concern. The rep,r, and resolution
were loereiore laid Oh the table for further con.1d,
e,a'loh' Our merchants will want the city to pay
the't crews next, and build their mercaantnu.u
for them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

FNLA-lmperial Tea III 70 boxes, in Store and
j. Ha for sale by "
M ".| STETSON & AVERY,
-"uo 80 GRAY er st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

EHXCHANGE on Boston, a 81 and 60 DAYS sN bt.
Ia for sale by ~
.a ra u ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
-oc.Io 1871 Magazine ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

POOR OLD IALLEYRAND! Every one gives him a DIG, nov
he is dead. Even ths kiui-hearted and modest Mirror give
him a poke. In alluding to the story that when an exile il
this country he worked on a farm near Albany, and peddlet
eggs aud bnttert, the inhabitants of that city, the Mirror un
kindly says; 1--WE do not believe that the old dipIomat,st wa
ever engaged in so honest an occupation,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

M HIrE l.EAD-2m Kegs superior No i. White
w Lead in store, and for sale bv
JARVIS II ANDREWS.
0cfS cor Common L. Tchonitonlnx CT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

DSh MINDED fARSnN.-I he following ia
extracted from the Lite of Samuel TAYLOR Cn!e-
tldge, by lanes Gilman: "rhe father OF the bard
aud metaphysician was a pour country pa,snn of
a very absent mind. 1t is SAID of him, .ha, on
one occasion, having to breaktns. with his NJ shop
ne went, as was the practice of that day, INTO a
oaroet's shop, to have his head shaved, wigs being
then In common use. Just as the operation was
completed, the clock struck nine, the hour at
which the bishop punctnally breakfasted. Roused
rd.as from n reverie. he Instantly left the BARRIERS
shop, and in his haste forgetting his wiz, appear.
ed at the breakfast table, where the BISHOP and
his party had assembled. The bishop, well &C
quainted with his absent manners, cnurtcouslv
and ~play!ulIy requested him to walk into an adj
joining room, aud give his opininn of a min, r
whic, had arrived frntp LonIon nu
days previously, end whlob disclosed IN his as
tnnIshpd guest he consequences of his bns,e an
fnrgetfulness. o. another oc, nsion he ,I;ned .,,b
the bishop, when the following Iudrcrous seem
took place; The bishon bad , ,n,;dsn dannbIor
ms, Tho rsr;di,, AZ ID. mi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

'URB & GUTTER S~rONES-30,GO6 running
mansions, - I'M, l6 in. IS in, 90 in, 26 in, and 28 in.
expected TO arrive between the LIST of October and 18th
January next, will be sold by the subscribers on arr.
wing, by the invoice.
FERNS, Cast on the delivery of the bill of lading.
Persons applying shall receive the stones as they ar
rive, III the order of their application.
fETERS & WILLARD.
snn Off
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

YNWINE-8O bules in store, and for sale Inv -
-, J TdAYtR y Co.
~ "A Pnhdrnr CT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

- TO RENT.
'ENHE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
Wallace u Co.
The three story brick store at the corner of Bank Al
ley ana Natthez street, at present occupied bv hlessrs.
room. = y"
Also the Ord story of the brick store in Bank Alley,
4h door from the last named-the 2nI and 81 stories
being well fitted up. '
Possession to be given on the lst November next.
oct5-tf CUAS A aCnDv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

&ALT-7S5 bags heavy and coarse Bonaire Salt,
landing from ship Paugus, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. 20,
OctS Ia Nn.azinn OF
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- cured, in store and for sale by
DORSEY,
oceo a. New L.evee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

H1ACklNG YARN-17 Reels of a superior arli-
Il Gle, .s.eived and ir sale bv
WINSTON g. SHALL,
Ssp2o Front Le.ee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

) kegs Boston Nails. for sale low t., close
IN aconsignmsnt, by ~
STETSON & AVERY,
OctB nHH. p0 Gxo:...
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

CoMPTkoLLkR'S OFFiCE-SECUND MUNICH.
PALlTY.
New Orleans, October, 10Th, 1893,
EALt:p proposals will be received at this office
~ until Friday, the 10Th instant, for the furnishing
OF fhi- Municipality with five thousand gal ous OF first
auaity W nter struincd Spprin Oil, to be delivered n, a
TIME 10 be agreed npon. -
Proposals 10 be endorsed "Prnposals fi OIL"
JOHN CALHOUN,
: Comptroller.
SCGAR House Molasses-4O barrel, for sale BY
JTHAfER ~ Co,
oc'i" ~ Poydras Sd eet
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

tokDAGE-Tarred cor,lage ard Manila Rope, as
" sarted sizes, for sala bv '
STETSoN AVERY,
0Gfk L . - . o. - '-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

HAVANA C~OFFEE-59 bags prime green Hava-
~ ma Coif,e, of the new crop, now landing from
brig Charles Carroll, for sale by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
Octl % Gravier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

y nne ooy . II o 10 years OF age, 10 work IN
q Printing Office and hook biIdery; 10 n good one
q permanent situation can he had by applying 20
o.,a DAVID FElLT co,
ocIo "a Charires st
&ALf-7s5 bags heavy and coarse Bonaire Salt.
~ landing fron ship Pangus. for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
ocio ia Magazine st
TRAINERS Oil.-35 burrels Tanners Oil, in store
w%HiTRIDGE & co,
oc,8 rs Magazine st
S~nELIlNG-5 81 cases b'eael'ed and brown Sheet
wHITRIDGE & co,
oct8 s Magazine st
iNSsED OIL Al store mm1 for sale by
a G DORSEY,
oet8 "A New Levee
RED sacks in store and for sale by
q DORSEY.
ocIo A New Levee
bacon SIDES-40 casks suns ,t,r Cinrinna,;
~ cured, IN store and for sale by
e DORSEY,
oc'" a. New Levee.
NA!Ls-so kegs Boston Nails, for sale low t, close
sTETsoN & AVERY,
--- S8 Gravier st
TGkDAGE-Tarred Conlage and Manila Ron. a.
W sarted sizes, for sala bv
sTETsoN & AVERY,
oS,o 80 Grayier st
IVORY LACK 20 berrls. for sale b,
.STETSoN L. AVERY
ocls % Gravier streets.
KlACKING YARN-lH REELS of a superior arli-
WINSTON & SHALL,
Ssp2o Af Front Levee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

NNTAT DE La LlUl>lANE-Cour de Iaroist y
H.Aponr la pnroisse Ell vile de Ia N-Orleans-No 11l28
-Present lHnn Charles Maurian, Juge-2Oe septcm-
bre l338-William Kenyon coutre ses creanciars-
Apres lecture ct enregistroment de In petition ct du
tableau dams cette ailaire, ii est decrete qu'une
assemblee de l'insolvable aura lieu en- pleine con-;
lie lie jour d'octobre proclaim a 10 heures du matin
pour dednire las raisons pour lesquelles iedlt insolva-
BILE ne seralt pas llbere: en- attendant toutes poursuitRs
contrc sa personne on ss proprietes sont
arreiecs.
% ssp:3 ARMAND PTTOT, Grehier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

---.--- 90 PFhVler 81
IVORY BLACK-2O bprrcls. for sale b,
II L. AVERY.
octS % Gravier streets. |
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-10

SED bEANS-GO sacks in store and for sale by
t... q DORSEY.
Octo a. New Leyee
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24

Hon. ISAAC HILL -.-Few men have been
more bitterly traduced by the party whose frs,
principle is to decry their opponents and cxtol
themselves. right or wrong. This is syste.
matte operation Of the Fedcralisis, by which
they make their great men out OF exceeding
small patterns. We are pleased to see our
own friends occasionally doing justice TO each
others merits, when a fitting opportunity Of
fers. In the Senate. the other day. Mr.. Bucl,-
anan Of Pennsylvania, in the sound and Just
remarks made by him on Mr.. Calhoun's reso-
lu,ions. very happily alluded 10 the unjust a.
buse that had often been beapcd upon the late
Senator from New Hampshire, Governor Hill,
on that floor and elsewhere.
"'rhat Senator" said Mr. Regilanan, was
good lover and good hater; and since nave
had occasion Immediately to allnde to him.
will say what did not intend TO have SAID:
that have rarely met on this floor man OF
frmer principles or Of more varied political
learning than that Senators. And however he,
nay have been tradnced. let me say, no Sena-
10 ever better loved his country, or would go
farther 10 serve her than he did. and does" Il,
NJ. Hubbard, Of Nov Hampshire, cordially
responded 10 the ;-st sentiments expressed by
the Se,ator seln Pennsylvani. toward bis late
colleagy. He could only add, ta~s IN al the
relaIds of private life, the character Of the
.}c cfarac,nar. was without rcp'oach. Ills pub I
"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
3. L. TURNBULL.
BOOK SELLER AND asssuOsc Ys1NECY

u GE
No. 1872, MAIN-sT. ST. LOUIS, Mo-
AS OIL hand an excessive assor,nis.,. os Law,
LII Medical, Theological, Classical, .iiscs..a-
neous, and all kinds of school Books. Msel.ants
and school Teachers, will be supplied tue ,noss
reasonable terms.
Blank Roolls, :
Consisting of Legcrs, Journals, Day Books, Letter
hooks, Invoice Books, Cash Books, Biil Books, Oh
der Books, Nd.a Books. Bank Books Record Books,
Docket Books, Steam Boat Books, and al! kinds
(" Blank Boss made to order in ttte neaisst man
nct Also--nS and Gu:ili, and ali ki..,.; 0! s,s-
,iolery.
Paper,
Consisting Of Demi- Medium, Royal, Sapsr-Roy
al, imperial, Extra Imperial, ard Mammoth p.int-
Ing Paper. Also. Cap. Letsr, Folio Port, Tea
Paper, Bonnet Beads, and SUI cams Wrapping
Piper, Wall paper OF various patterns, with saisa
bic bordering
Having accepted tie Agency ofthc Citation p
per Mill, he will engage 10 supply printers OF news
papers with constant supply ofpapcT OF any size,
at the shsrtes! notice.
The Missouri Form Esoa.S and Practical
GUIGc,
! containing a summary view Of the Statute up 10
the lose Of the session of 1896, relative to The u-
lies of y aticcs ofthe Peace, ani other Public o.
icars. Als,,, collection of Practical Forms of
with directions and explanatory
,otes, together with set of Interest aud FAX ,a-
,lss, a short system OF Book I~aepiag, Sc &c.
US, published and for sale. a It's
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
Ngw YoaK, June 6, 1882.

Jai.ff .4aF ' NEW ORks SuIc " 1907
STA: Agreeable 10 your direction, have ex-
amined the memorial to Congress Of the inhab.
ilants Of that part of the mineral region on the
Upper Mississippi river, lying in the Terrific
~ Of Michigan, and have the honor TO make
the following remarks thereon: .sa
The general abundance Of lead ore, which
has been discovered in that region, justiies the
opinion that sufficient supply of lead for all
purposes used.insd,e United States, Yip Tor
ways be furnished alta fair rem,.-1elher the
Inc labor bestowed il mat indiyidn.Ia =, OF
wh tnss are reserved region renders !,
1 mas 81 ney 16opoly or speculation conlJ
snrs ~ m the event that the Government
s ss = think propeIto dispose Of them. IN.
dneral region r klown to extend over MANY
,iIlions Of acres Dands5 possessing other !
reat and natural dvanisgss in soil. Climate. ,
nd navisao'e w'.ls; sTd viii, II sold, IS IA
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-24
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For publishing another Newspaper in III. to,en o.
Gatena, u dc eatiilr,i The ti -
North Western ESeICOn.

is beloved by the Editor of the proposed pa
Il per that the gIowing importance of thetow,l--
It's proximity to the lead mines, and the rapid sot-
tie,nentol the country surrounding it, is a suiicicut
'adncement for the Publication OF aaothcr paper.
Without losing sight of the principles which the
EDITOR has advocated for the las, three years in this
place, the Beacon will be decided, but moderate.
IN ITS adpocation Of tia men and measures or The
present Wing party Of the country. II will stead.
ny advocate tho splaidid system of Iu.srnal I'M
p'oyemeat established 10y our State Legislature.
believing that the SYSTEM If carried out is destined
to have an important effect upo, i,s prosperity of
ms section OF The State, and Galcaa m particular
Although the Beacon win be decids, IL its char.
acter, plaza will be given ut AL TINES for tempe
rate communication, from, the opposite side of The
political questions, with the dcs,c that Justice may
be dons to all parties. Every thing tending 10 per
s6nal or ssctafian contropersy will BIO excluded. !
II IS the desire Of the editor, in short, II mike
up a newspaper, suitable TO the wants aud expce-
tahons Of the people among whom it will DO pub
lished, whie due regard will be had TO its com.
Inereial, literary and political character.
II, size, the paper will be OF the largest, and rs
twill DO printed Oh neat and material lis ex.
ccutoh viii be equal to that Of any newspaper IL
the State. a i'fY 90
TERMS--Three Dollars per annun,, in advance
tho money topa;d Oh the receipt of the first mum.
.'''i"h wiz be issued about tho Il 81 Of MAY
ne editor asks the assistance Of his friends
IN me proposal undertaking, co,idsn, thai he can !
facton.J s NJ G,AtSsr1 EIs sn'ss-s
Galcna, Fob. 10. 1873. tfil h }8 T-'r ~ "A