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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Steamer Nelocpede, Daman from Alexandria cargo.
~ aes cotton lambeth Thompson li3 do Thomas Bar
t"S !anna 80 do tlauche Co.; 1889 do Burk, Watt
Co; y do bennett Ferrday Co; " do Leyao"1
"', York Brothers, bbs Honey, $50 bbs beeswax
board.
- bales cotton burke Wait & Co. SO d" o Dick Co
II 10 a"hotI aud Thompson; 20 do Th"s Barrett; 100 do
Fray Co. "a do N!aniel, White Co 20 do rIun hi
Co; II do York & Brother; do A Liioux 4 Go; do
liurue and burnside.
,ayou sara. Per steamer Baton Rouge-is6 bis cotton
lanbrl rhoml son do G Leo IS do Ledoux co.
Is do WIN Flower, 3S do NJ White g. 33 do Gouden d
onnct do rey,ouA ArceuiI l6 do Folain BelIoeq
Degeos, Is do Harris CIcsp IS do Maurin co. 70
rcnncl F"rii1ay, do Lie Carpenter, do James
At1uon,e Conner Grdlcy, 5 do Lane Fontaine co,
sugar, Allan 4 rrcmou Q pcs bageng, Gale & stewart
sscA meal, aud box. Lewis Bernard, box Borgard,
demijo n, Dusey.
Columbia Per Daniel Webster .447 bis cotton,
Morris Willard, 200 do Buctner Stanton sss do W
dsrsoa, sdo Burke. Watt CO. a5 do ledoux co. 40
do W Eosar1 81 do Lyons, Harris IS do NJ White
% J I'm Duncan 81 do stringer 20 do Taylor
Gardner Is do Nnsea Turp4 co. 10 do Il Wallace
do Wm fcf 81 s 10 u.s. tales cotton Id
"a dos Oakley % do Gayle Stewart ss do III n
l a,,e 10 do W cats IS e do line ron,ane
Brand and Landry, u do hlouran and CO. do Lambeth
and Tanmpson 5 do w Il Timer % do, order I66 hides
aud bundles lethea, Foan Rello and Deuous 20 mi.
mud boxes leather oledano bales uukrts t,idw cll
and Hickey, boxes sundries, Taylor Gardncr and CO.
PASSENGERS.
Per Steamer Ve'ocpe c. Dalman. AIe,,nar, M,,.-
lowrey Shields Deost Dejax Mrs Hall Miss Knv Nil.
ii Kay, John GanDett Ewei Geo Black and Lqdy FreIcr
lex Stolby. Landry, Johnson, Henry and Lady WheeIs
aud Lady, Simpson and family, Anthony and famlv
Cooper burgess aud Lady. ~ ''
Allen Capt 4 Griffin w Copsn, Is A DcreIos 4 Vs,; w.
jackson SAUNDERS w II Saunders ' "
Bayou Sara. Fer steamer Baton ouge Sarbrist. G. , s
Foy Heydc & svt ID West Aiidan, 4 Drnan ID I,nIrv
Henne, FLYNN Dupessis, boys and sys EIizaheih
Waener 7 iabui, Capt Cross U S Army, Ma ward w
Gayle, Ellis, CASTING, G Roman and syt (;ar,n r.a
Kern, Mad Dumonscus and som lIcrie lad & at o,,
Claake $ lady, ''' ANooe
Columbia. Per steamer Daniel Webster n p Henry r.
Thomas Jas Robinson. ''' 3"
Per steamer ievaat from Bayou Sara-A Neaf,, q Rand
Carter, Petit A Arn'ons, NJ Nichols J II Bovies inn
halard II spencer Turner, 4 SECOND, G Gusnan Euher
Z Farfar, Richardson Capt Sims w Wo,,n So
eour Cannon Mit Mcleod Mrs McA,lr,p children md
seyt Mis- Parish. Mis- Hamilton Chase LADY, Mrs Rule III
" 'o "iu
BARGAIN
hFFERiD on leaving the State-f50o acres of R.d
" River lands of choice gu lily and luca,,ty s;,un
ted few mile fro the mouth OF Red River. md mo-
ducing a buie and hafpe acre The lands ad;,ccan,
are held at ssh, aud refused $50 cash M, Terms
attraction above the government entries ali are ,ukeu
or o5U VIII reenye and secure an canal sbnra II,
the rpeGu alton Address s. w. H. and Lov. n, ,,;
,tiice, ben cen this and Saturday u o'clock " ~
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NEW ORLEANS Jockey CLUB BACEs.

over the Eclipse Course, to commence ON Tues.
" day, the 4th of December, and continue six DAYS,
FIRST DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 800, mile heats; second
best horse to receive $500, provided than two
s'artj ii Out Two, the winner to receive 200.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purse, $l20O, two mile heats; second
pest horse to receive $780, provided more than tw o
start, ii but two the winner to receive s 1000.
TRIED DAY,
The New Orleans Plata splendid Tea Service of
Silver, value $,nG0, mile heats. In this race four
year Odds and under carrying their appropriate weights
year olds and over 100 ponds
FOURTH DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, s. 500, 4 mile heats second best
horse to receive 500 provided more than two start if
pul two, The winner to receive $4,000.
FIFTH DAY.
fropr.etors Purse, $500 mile heats, best three in
SIXTH DAY.
Proprleor's Purse. 81 900, three mile heats.
nov ~ YIN OLIVER.
L UMBER-And Potatoes. 26 900 feet clear season:
~ Ell Boards. 100 bb5 Potatoes, landing from
LEVI H GALE,
hosl9 93 Common st
Office Aew Orleans an .NashriVe RI Rid Co..
November 18th, 1898. I
TRAITS on New York at sight for sale, in sums
~ to Auit purchasers, at per cent premium.
novl4 p,es,,
"kOl.LA" TO RAFFLE.
ME celebrated New York trotting horse sROLLA'
will lie rallied for Saturday the 24ih instant.
his very popular ANIMAL the winner OF many races
ana possessing such undoubed speed, and bot m, is
now IN the best possible condition, and may be seen at
any time and particulars learned al the Stable of
OLIVER DUBOIS,
Tattersas. in ST. Ch .rlcs st. cor G,ayier
W Chances $20 each, uovl6-td.
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81. Charles Theatre.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FENHE Merchants Mammal, comprising the principles
Of tade commerce and banking with Merchants
equation of payments, &c. by b F Foster.
Democracy in America, by Alexis de Tocsuevills,
in vol.
Man in his physical structure, and adaptations by
Robert Mndie
The Flower Garden: conts ming directions for the
cultivation Of all garden flowers; with selected liss
the most approved annual, biennial, and perennial
flower plants, in vol, limo.
Gleanings of nature containing ffty-seyen groups
Of animals and plants; witif popular descriptions of
their habits. By Robert hlude.
The Victims Of Gaming; being extracts from tire Dia
~ OF an American Physician.
Outward Bound; or a Merchant Adventures, by the
n n' s' Of Rfss xs d. ss The CID Commodore
A Residence of Eleven Years in the New Holland
and the Caroline Islands, being the Adventures of J.
fO'Connell, Edited from his verbal narration; in
stevenson's Civil Engineering Of North America, in
volume, 8vo.
tTray's Elegy, illustrated, vol svo.
Gr.y's Bard, illustrated, vol, l2mo
Webster's Elements OF Physics, vol, i2no.
hoscoe's Life ofLorenzo de Medic. with memoir
of the uu'scr, IN vo just received and for sale bs
nov22 cor ofCa,np & Common ct
DITUNIINATfEb Pc Ia new article for kadhng
- Hard coal; the curious desired to give it a
S LOCKE & Co,
nov % No 8, Front Levee
OAR IRON-A full assortment Of Fat round and
ID square Iron, landing and for sale BY
S LOCKE & CO,
nov % No s, Front Levee
8 TOLEN from along side ship Ohio, on tIe naghr of
- 2st inst the yaw boat Of said ship, painted green
inside and en 18 feet Tonga reasonable reward will
be paid for the recovery thereof aprlyto .,
nov23 So Gravier st
RIsH Potatoes, London Porter, and Westphaa
Hams just received and for sale by the subscl bers,
PRlTCHARD & TAGERT,
nov % corner Poydras and Magazine
r IME-lOo0 casks Lime landing from brig Emp ess,
IL and for sale by LII GALE,
nov % 70 Common at
8 ALT-5GOO sack. Liverpool Salt, afoul in lots TO
- suit purchasers; apply to H GALE,
nov23 % Common ST
TO LET,
- Two houses near Twoli Circle; appl. TO
RULES OF U COURT.
TIME Rules of the Circuit and District Court of the
Il. U $ Tor this District, for Sale at the Office of
the Marshal of said Court. Apply TO
nOvl9 p WALDEN.
NOTICE.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRRICK having resigned the of
fee ofchef Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. John Hampson has been appoint
ed in his place, whom all persons having business
with, wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street.
By order of the Board.
(sgned) JOHN NICHOLSON,
nov17--t Cashier.
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE,
WIS Institution for The education of younp qene
~ men, will go into operation on the first Of Octo-
oel' III me basement story Of the Methodist Church
CORNER OF Caroelet and Poy dras under the drectin
o' ,he Undersigned who has occupied the chair nj
!nahematcs in several Colleges of The north and who
of Europe. UNIV eis'''eS
nhe course of studies be pursued in this seminary
VIII pe eomPrehended III the following divisions VIZ:
l. he English department, embracing ali The
ufanehes OF thorough and accomplished English ed
a., The classical department. compromising the
.. The department OF modern languages, in which
VIII be taught the French, Spanish and German Ian
guages. ~ '
q. Inc mathematical and phi!osophi al department
comprehendlng Algebra, Geometry, the two 1rigonom
eGs w,,n the practical application Surveying
GGiasisa.lon, Astronomy, &c. Natural Philosophy aai
chemistry illustrated by appropriate experiments.
" Evening Glasses in the Modern Languages will,
De formed and attended to from the LIST Octoler
HADDERMANN. A Nj.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON ESQ,
Jackson. -'"'''a"H oo'ese'
DR. CA GUTENBERG,
C DUNCAN Esq,
IN NlC 10 Esq, New Orleans.
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NN7E Have in store and offer for sale
w rs sacks Java Cotfee
800 do Rio do
1875 do Havana do
485 do Liverpool Salt
5D barrels American Brandy
70 do do III imitation barrels
Is pipes do do
10 do American Gin
do Holland do
20i boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles
300 do tlechmas Soap
100 do Robbins do
95 do do No2
300 ha f boxes do Nna
200 boxes NJ X Raians
- burrels Almonds
90 do h do
rs boxes Lemon Syrup
100 do assorted ketchups
300 NJ Cigars various qualities
50 boxes Goshen Cheese
100 do Tea, assorted
10 Firkns Gosh Butter
o boxes assorted Pickles
81 barrels n' iii 1 %Htf ,raer...
75hlfdo No 2e' M"ek der
IS do do No 3 do
, WIN great variety OF other goods in the Grocery
line, which will be sold very low for case or ON the
usual tnne. WINSTON y SHALL,
ho''' Front Levee
UMBER IL FISH-35,OOO feet nmter boar
- ship Liverpool opposite the Orleans Press. An.
,- LEVI IL GALE,
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ITO MERCHANTS.

W MERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL, C,n,u.
LAX struck OF at 0Hr hours NorIcE, by ta,ng al The
oo'npunS Room of TRUE AMERICAN pR,rr,yo
officE' st. Charles Exchange, adjoining the REAp-
ING Room AZ Corner Of Gravier street.
ESoA ChAlks-l dozen Box Chairs, lust r.,
- co'ved, and suitable for shipping for sale nj III.
Louisiana Furniture Ware Rooms. '' 1t ''o
noNio WIN CARNES
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4 ARD $50 kegs Prime Leaf Land, Iaading and
X \ irT salehy STETSON g. AVERY,
uoHs3 So GfuYieI 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

ORLEAN vs. LI7WOGRApJJIC ESydBIJSy,
MET1', So NAGAZIAE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANKS AnCArE
NM GREENE returns his sincere t,,.nLs ., ~;
ire IDS and the public of New Orleans far th,.
patronage bestowed on hi for the last ,v Years nI
pegs leave to them TINT all orders connitd ~,
his charge shall be puncually atcndr to- he viii a
usual, keep the Office open during the summer, and
sail ne always readv to strike off merchants cirru
lars business aud address cards. funeral notices
plans and drawings, of every descrinton, y, ,hn
shortest notice, and the mos, reasonable terms
BENG assisted by artists superior any other establish
i HI III e CITY ana from long experience in the
photographic line, he feels confident Of giving entire
u Apolhecaries and druggists labels executed in
third of the expense. ;,o, INV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

0e"r""e r.ectlon. The votes IN New Castle
county give majority for Robinson ". b. of 2IO
votes over MllIigan (W.) but there is no fear Of
the whig candidate being successful In 1886,
the loco foco majority in New Castle county was
2l3, while the wings in Kent and Sussex had Cpl
Even il Sussex gives less than in 1886 as is exec
ted, hligan is still sure of his election,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

COM fROLLER'o OFFICE,
Second .Municipal.tu.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22d, 1888.
DUBL!C Notice is hereby given that On Saturday v,
will adjulicatt at this Office tie highest bdIer
the collection ofe revenue of the Poydras street Mar
ke for one year. viz from the first Of January 1889 to
the 3lst December 1889, inclusive
Terms and 'nditions Of the adjudication far
nr or lessee shall, within FIVE DAYS after the adudica-
ton furnish his proissory notes. endorsed the salts
10, II and II months from the first day Of Janu airy
1889, and should he fail de- So new adjudication
will be made for the account and the risk of sail far.
yor Of this municipality all the right which The col.
lection of said revenue is formed that in default of the
payment Of any ofthe Aforesaid on their hecom.
ing due, The m1nici aty may have the power of seizng
the aforesaid rights, affected and mort
gagged as pledge. lie shall also conform to all the
ordinances now in force VIII CHI may be hereafter pass
ea in relation to said market.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

BUREAU DU OLEUR-Munic1p.11e


No2,- Nile. Orlean % Nov 1888.
AVIS PUBLIC est par lie present donne que
samedi, Ter dc deesmbro proclaim, midi, jadju
gerai ce bureau, plus haut ench6risscur, la
collacte du rcvenu du MARCHE DE LA RUE
POYDRAS, pour I'm an, savoir: du Ter Janvier
1889 au 81 DGccmbre, 1889, measurement.
Conditions de radjudication-Le fsrmior to-
neur du BAIL devra. cnq jours apres Ia ljudicaton,
lournir scs biicts prou'issoires. ondosses la
sfsction du conseil, plyabcs l. 2, ), 4, S, 6, Z,
Z, ., 10, ii ct u mos, du ler de DEcembre au ler
do Janvlcr. 1899: au Dc aut dc laquee formalG, il
sera Procede une nonvells enohee, pour 10
eonple ct AJAX rsquss dudil formier GU tenour de
bait l. dcvra auss affcctur OF hypotkeqler on ia.
vsur dc cette municipae tous les droits sur les.
quels Ia collocte dudt rcyenu est affJrme, do ma.
Mere qu'au de aut de Placement d'aacun dcsdils
bliets. lou 6ch6 mcs, la nuaicipalitG ait le pou.
voir do metre attachemsnt provisore sur lesdits
drots, ainsi nftci6s OF hypotheqnes CONNIE Eau
ton: II SO conormera anssi touies les ordonnan-
ces actuellcment en- vigueur qui seront par la
suite inses en- force, re gard dudit msrcle.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, eomptrolleur,
e lTUATIoN WANTED a well recommended
~ Young woDsn aes ss situation to tukc charge of
children. Apply this ohes.
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Yours truly,

1t is said that $4,000 are insured on the build
ing in Mobile, and Q 10 900 more in this city. Two
Of the buildings burnt, valued ut $4,000, were
insured in the Ocean office, but the policy expired
on the i7th instant.
Nothing is said respecting tho origin of the
fire, but as the play on the evening was 't,e Mil
Ter and his Men, which terminated with ''ter-
rife explosion of the understanding to the
phraseology Of those oracular documents denomi.
mated play bills, it is not difficult to conjecture
that some particles of fire were blown up and not
blown out. II any portion OF the burning stuff
CHANGED to lodge in the roof, or among the scene
ry nlott, it might shoulder there until early orn.
ing as has been, unfortunately, bat too FREQ uent
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

blL-l0Oo gallon Winter strai ned Sperm Oil. land.
" from ship Parthenun fol sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co,
NV no'a, 1874 Magazine st
ieE-oo terces new prime Rice, for sale b,
ABRAHAM TRIER,
uo'.' 40 POydras Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

The ani-nasonc convention assembled in
Philadelphia, organized on the 9Th and adournr d
10 the 18th inst, when, motion of Thu idens
Stevens, Gen. w. Fl. Harrison, of Ohio, and Daniel
Webster of Massachusetts,, were respectively
nominated candidates for the next President and
Vice President Of the United States. The ''Na
.ional Gazette" states that the following States
viz: Pennsylvania, Ohio, New
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

~ vedby the ships Rochester and Republican, from
Havrs, large supply of Cologne Water, Tooth Brush
es, Nail brushes, &c. Of superior quality, which they
offer for sale ;onabe terms.
SICkI Els & co,
nny2l do Canal ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

ANTHRACITE COAL.
nNE hundred and twelve hogslleuIs superior An
~ thracite Coal, landing from ship Nsw Hamp
shire from Philadelphia fol sale by
HOLMES g. MILLS.
nny22 9Bauk Place.
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NOTICE,

NO
VIE subscribers have associated themselves in bu
,a,r,, sness under the firm ,pf CHRISTIE &, SIN
ceired by their John Christie, while cond,,c ,;ng
business i'll his own name, as Wholesale Grocer md
Commission Merchant. "''u
JOHN CHRISTIE,
NOW N. SIM )Tr,Jr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

SITUATION WANTED a well recommended
~ young aesi sl.ti,,n to luke charge of
children. Apply a. this office.
noy22=3t
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GERMAN WORKS.
~ / volp plates; '''e' '''o
Goethe,-Schiller,
Ireck-Hotfman, 3Complete woyka
Wieand-Lessing.
ton; "
Zschokke, in l & in 8 vols;
Clauren IL Kind NovelIen,
And variety of standard works in the German,
Also, German Grammars and Dictionaries for insruc-
ton in French, English and Spanish.
Z Johns g. co,
novF cor st Charles Il Common ST
fINHE Subscribers have made arrangements with
Messrs. Waters & Hmun, of tie Steam Bake
ry for constant supply of their Bread fresh from the
bake house, 10, OF which have received and offer
for sale consisting ofplot, navy and coffee house brend
Soda Biscuit Sugar, Butter and Wafer Crackers, pul
up in BARRELS boxes. r1'
G w PRITCHARD,
novH 10 TAGART JR.
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NOR SALE-5|0 001 Havana Segars 100 boxes
IL Chambctn Wine, 2ln boxes fresh Nal ga Raj.
SINS 100 boxes do Lemons, 25 trails do. Almonds, so
tierces prime Carolina Rice, of the crop, and 50
bbls l.onf Sugar, for sale by
ABRAHAM TRlER,
noy2o An p,yJ,,. q,
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nIL-S5 barrels Tanners Oil, ----s
~ 20 casks Sperm Oil, winter strained, for sail.
ny 100 l. Ii GALE,
N,----- " Common st
FMPTY BARRELS--5Oh bIUlasscs Hnr,es IN 90,
ia perior order, for sale by %"
.o, l. II GALE;
noN~- SO Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-23

VEAsT POWDEks-A large supply of the above
l. Powders for sale by
SICkLES & co,
nOv00 an Canal at
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g ALT-600 bags fine Liverpool Salt board ship
~ Forum, from Boston, for sale low if taken from
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
SIlnrihs Snle.

ERY wiuc Of two writs Of Execution, issued
ID from the Clerk Of Circuit Cour, OF Oklb-
beho county, and State cf Mississippi, and @ me d.
r,ctcd. suli proceed to sell for cash ot the Court
house IN the town of Sta5tyilIe. on Monday 9th day
of November next, all tic right, title, claim and ~
t,rest a, James II. Williams has IN and to the lo-
lowinr described Lands, TO wt--thc cast ha'l OF
the south east quarter OF ecipn thirty township
seventeen, range fifteen, and the mptoNcinen,,s
thereon Levied on as tie property Of James II,
Williams. to satisfy two executions one in favor OF
raek G. fudcrs3n9, the othtr IS n favor q Joseph
A. ilaryy. sac within tie hours prescribed by law.
JOHN NJ. MOORE
Sheriff Of Oanbbcha county.
Slarsy,lr, Sepl. 40lh, ls}sl3-j, (prs' igc -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Notice to Brlckl MANUFACTURERS.
Igc.srnga g. Laegacrs nnely iFrcEicd Brick
.Hrctiss

TE7,lE subscribers uoa offer 10 Us pose q Ma
= chimes und rights iuy any portion Of the
UfaeI states. Allsssslppl and Alabama exeepted)
iasnt ufrchascr,. The Maclnne has hsen put IN
successful operation tn this place By Mr. fhos. b.
GsuI 'fe uafe' user d, the night Or the State OF
Mississippi and may he seen in operation at al,
Sims, ay jasse wishing 10 witness rs performance
t>nneip advantages over all other mictincs now
,n use CONSISTS l ilr simplicity and strength OF ats
structure. pad ilt apit,ty q tcmpcrs The clay and
mouths hl brick, rsouij,us from 60 70 80 per min
uis. with the alI of two horses, four men, and sui
Gelrut uurlfasr of havs tn bare oN tic hrick-For
further mEruntion apply to Stephen Waterman,
Charleston Siu'h Carolina, or tu the subscriber who
viH rnlu iar q twd1ys ~ this place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
C,ff,tLpe Nrr n l~s--G-tk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Tur CRIsls.--As tie democracy ave now en- |
gagged in mighty conflict with DE arsloc"cyt
on the result OF which depends the safety oil our
free institutions, and consequently inc "ea OF
woe of the American people; 1t bchoycs 'Ne
friends Of equal rights, at such time as uh-' no,
TO relax their cXertlons until victory compie'e anu
decisive, porchcs upon their Standards
|, has been well and truly SAID, g that eternal
yialanco is the price of liberty" II such IS Tue
fact on ordinary occasions what ought tob the
conduct of the democracy at this time when the
avowed enemies of democratic principle aye
t making ihcir last effort to subject the productive
millions to the d,potIsm OF the nonprodUct"e
thousands.
Surely no democrat can he careless or mac
- tive at crisis like this, Crisis that IS 10 ttciao
y forever these momcutous questons.--N Ae'hcf'
the peopio will govern themselves, or be govern
IT cd bv monied aristocracy!- Whether lhey "lIl
T. have a president Of their own choice, Or "he1h-
/ or corporaons shall make president iof them
/ Whether the president shall be elected BY the I'M
!. bought suflrages Of free people, orbe pacel
ne n he head Of affairs by bank influenced Nhc'n
in or the president shalt be in fact the president
IS, tho Tinted States, or to be the mere Inslrumen
he nc he president Of the "GREAT REGULATORS
WSetbcr the value Of all the wealth created ?.
o. productive labor Shall be measured by the con
~ stitmiona measure, gold and SILVER or be meas
Cd nred by sh.rplaatcs2 Whether the people sfa
he have sound currency Of uniform and equal va
" ne north, south. east aud west OF have cufrenc
he manufactured bya SET Of ayarclous bank'es' 5u'
he ect to such expansions, con'racuon' ana hu'
Old n,,;;s as the convenience and profits OF rs M
e, ,Ee Eors may c5pte Whether the eqna 'snis q
nes hest interests Of productive labor sha PC reco
~ nsed, appreciated and properly respIo,Su .t !"
- Inc productive laborers, the farmers fiu
,cs elevated in the scale Of consequence
to whether the riShts and interests OF pFoduc"t'
ohc hor sbtll continue to be rampled upon' aho y
n ,,o productive aborers duped, heeced ana oasa
h hy the nonproductiye arstocraey'
These arc a few among the many questions y
un- finally settled at this eyentul crisis nal y
: to arc ofyast consequence cannot be doubled '
g ,harelore take leave 10 urge them upon tae 4
,s e sderaliin Of the people, and 10 request 'h'I u
hind viii properly appreciate their Importance ''o :
! II cFn themselves lccQfd ngiy ~ asa NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
The state 0f Mississippi,
MeNEuE CouNTT.
:. lnnt nclnhrr 1erm. 1859.

Pra5ma Corut, October 1an, 1853.
TIT otIce is hereby gwen to all persons interest,"
"a ed ia laad-. tenamcns aud heredlumenis
.ri.ga d Jones. .atc Of said county, deceased,
+. s, and arnoarat the court house IA Athens on
,l.e Grt Monday ia January next aaI show cause
tyEytHe Said lands tencmcuts and heredtlanehis
a he aiI ules,a,e, should not be sold to pay Tie
debts af said deceased.
Wrrsg55 the Hon Eichard piworth, juice oI
prub4tes Aliest, ID. H. MORGAN, CIk,
ilv5 Pr. tee 80 o..