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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
TIE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED BX JOHN GsHsoa.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NJ. w OR LEANS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1898.

| w.. :x;.,.os .oo,-,,
osr ~. have conver.ed w;,h ,o,ol, b,. ro,,,,,.
! ;,r ohsorrod g, van, .,u,,o,
,,e bs,;.d in tho nor,b y All !, ,d.
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,hn C,,,ov,; ~, ,,r,,,o .aa,.. sun
ar,
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nor, of TINT ci,y the desb ofo Mr.. Azero,der uum,
oged %.
/ II will doubtIcss surprise some If these orave
.i,rs;s,s N he,r ,ssc,,ed ,b,, onr loco
disease than most of those st the north. and our
city NOR. healthy in general rhnn theirs! Ya,
strange atlhey deem it, is is not ore srrrn q
'han rue. In oar STATE there are more children
in proportion to the nhahitan,s, than in Massa.
chuse't~! in our city there are more thnn in Phil
ndAlphia, or Boston! This may he doubted hv the
scephral ofhe norh, hu, we can as-nre hem our
calculations nre based the icia census Of thu
various s'ates. In New Orleans there is ono Gin
advanced life" in every 24ss, while in Boston the
proportion is 1851 in New York 3533 in Pbi1,del.
phia 2427. I'd in Baltimore e573 This does M,
look like a greater derree Of unbeal,h;,e.e er;s,
inn here, Tho animal n,o-,,I,r !, Nav o1o.r,
ayeraoes in ordinary years 3aoo. and ,e,rtv o,o
fourth of these die in tho charity ho.ni,ol p,of.s
sor Barton on whose competent snf.or,v We
write, estimates that scarce% one in fifty of these
is taken of hv pulmonary coasnmntion. wh;,e in
the nor,h one in every five or six dies Of mis- ds.
case Pulmonary disease hero is fato, 10 ,bon,
one IN 'h'rtv' while at the north it carries of one
IN 'onr' In the afate OF onlsana one IN every l65
'lves over hundred years, while in Massachr-
sets there is hut one in 10 sly: in Pennsylvania
9765; IN North Carolina 2O8l, and in s nth Caro-
lima 2d4i
In the city Of Boston here i. but one surv;vo
a hundred wear. in 81 ,3o2: in New York l57o. in
Philnde'nhia 1904: in Baltimore. 1900. in cbor,,.
ton, 1929, while in New Orleans there is #, cent?,
marian in cverv 997 of the citizens. With our ma
tive, and nccmated population here is probable
no portion of our general country where the NOR,
talty less, and the calculation is tina, ahou, 500
die annually in passing through the acclim.,i,o
process. When the swanps in thu r.,, IF or- |
city nre cleared, and ,hey are doilv nroo,css;,,
in it, New Orleans will be as he,l,bv a.. RAYS
Louis, or Pensacola, 80 proverbnl for The ,bsence
of disease. To childhood and old neonle On, 81;
mate is mos, favorable, and the reoson who orr
ANALYSIS is 30 clear on these twn MONTE is tia,
there are f,w or no emiernnts Of ,hnse ayr. T,
conclusion we can assure our evn,a,bizi,o rr;o,5 |
of the New York "Sun.n and all other. Of ,b,,
elk" that they do us but scan in.,ice in .urpos.
ing that the climate of New Orlenns is not abso. |
luteIy fatal IN MI stranoara
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
Nj ARKETS.
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEW!


New YORK. Saturday. Nov. .. 70 N.
The transactions the stock exchange do not present
material change from those Of yesterday The quiet
the market will doubtless prevail until the Termination
of the approaching election u s. Flank improved per cent
Delaware aud Hudson It per stonington Per cent
COTTON The market inths city remains very much the
before reported Sales very moderate but prices
appeared little firm TO day. although without matera
change.
The following the official of the condition of thu
Treasury notes up to the LIST inst.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November |, 1898.
Pho whole amount Of Treasury notes author
srd by the of October 10, 1887, has -
becn issued viz: s1o,Don,OoO o.
Thcro has been redeemed of them about 1901 400 0t
The emission made in place of those
under the ACT of May 18th ls:'S, have been . .
only 3,Io9,9lo
ury of these last abon. 1850 Of
This leaves n balance of all Outstanding equal
to only soOo76o o.
LEVY WOODBURY.,
Secretary of tho Treasury
BY this appears that thu outstanding balance $50 700
less than the LIST of October.
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Mail Regulations.

The Great Eastern .Mnl is closed every day at 10
o'clock, A Ms due every day at 10, NJ.
The Eapre SIS Mail is closed every day at halEpast
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mail
every day.
The Lake .Nail (via Covington. La.) is closed
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at 3 oclock
A Mis- due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 5, P M.
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at P MIS-
sent and returned by teamboats.-Arrives irrcgu-
arly three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, MIS- sent ard re-
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The alexandria or Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu
larly by steamboats,, twice week.
-
louisville or River Mail.
% %sssssi.,, and Closes at o'clock Nj.
Coast Mail.
s Saturday and c'o'e at o'clock P NJ
NeW-Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1888.
8. ]. Peters, President,
A. Querticr, LIST Vice President,
w. l.. Hodge, I'd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1888.
James Dick, Thomas Barrett,
John Me.lc, ii Cammack,
Jas H Lcyerich, Abijah Fisk.
GEO. w. WHITE, Sec,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Ifarn,ng 10 ratsr drinkers. The old wine biN'
her Michael Kelly, when afflicted with dropsy said
it wns d-hard for him to be troubled with wa
ter who had never drank drop Of il in bis lie!
But neither wine, water drinkers, are exempt
from dropsy it seems, for while it attacks Kelly IN
the west end of London where the very atmos-
phere is vnous, it does not spnre the bipeds who
dwell in the co!d water'' regions OF Vermont, Tor
we learn that man recently died at Dover, in
that state, who had been tapped fifty times in the
abdomen, and more than fifty gallons Of water
! were drawn from him, as useertaincd by actual
| measurement. Now if such be the effect of tee:o-
tafims n man may we'll take his drops while Inv
ing, if he must die of dropsv at last.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
EXCnANGr, READING ROOM.

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
TIME proprietor has re-fed his Reading Room, in
Il the st. Charles Exchange, Corner of Grayier
and St. Charles street, IN the neat'st manner.
Besides all tie principal lapers of The Unitod States
Of every city and the Cnnadas Texas and Next
q and HAVANA, room is regularly and extensive"
ly supplied with the latest Eurqpcon papers, '.oyds
Lists, and P,ica's Price Current. Also with nearly
publications Of the London, Eiinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Backwoods Magazine The
North American Review; the Southern Liter lrs knck-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentemen's
gaaine, American monthly, l'eny's Miscellany, tho
Mexico Chirurgicai Review and vnricty Sf ohers.
All these works regularly subscribed for and rcce
we'd ihe room is also supplied with huge variety
ofmaps and aliases, Niles Register Levys Price Cur
rent tronits commencement, Gnznecrs, and variety
OF works otref renee.
The most active & intelligent news collectors
pcvcd, 1jv" the ariet arrivals, and no pains
ca-' Viii ta pared 10 render this Eeallng Room the
frat the Grrd SUITES.
is0bseiipons ar respectfully receive
j.
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For treatment and cure of the Ferer and -4gue.
L will he readily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
turc is superior the ordinary mode Of treating
the Fever and Agua. In the first place, being Vege
table Extract and free from any deleerous and poison
Gus Ingredients it may he taken with the utmost safe
relapse of the disease consequently the constitute
ton soon rcgans its wonted and activity 1t estab
fishes sound and permanent appetite, by invlgorating
tho stoMachand gives relish the eoyments of taste.
Being peculiar in having purgatlve quality II remains
not in the bowels increase this disorder, to create
otler diseases, but thoroughly ceanses the several or
gans of digestion, and thus benefits the system
with whatever 0hci affections it may he oppressed.
Individuals afer the use ofthc Tonic Mixture, have
heen exposed to all the usual causes of the disease
and have escaped symptoms of return; whereas by
the cfthc common remedies, there is always crea-
ted an increased liability to recurrence The danger
of frequent reapses of the Ague is very evden fol
the system will soon become too much PROSTATE To
he able to with medicine and speedily fall vic
tim such incessant violence. The Tonic Mixture is
offered such reasonable price, to place it "ihir
hereby furaished with assistance without soliciting
the aid and attendance which is frequently denied te
them. or else very reluctantly bestowed.
| The public specify cautioned against the spn
rous limitations of this medicine that are daily Offered
for sale.
| 1t is prepared only by DIR. John r. Rowand, OF hi
| Laboratory, Market street, Philadelphia.
! The subscribers the wholesale agents for The
South Western S,nte., and will sell by the gross, al
the Philadelphia prices. To be had at retail also, IL
''''''> ~ JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists,
novln co" Common Il Tchonitouas $
RDAISINS-;SOO boxes NJ X raisns;
| III 175 half do do i'll store for sal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

A married couple in Gu bcc have hesn divorced
because the lady could sfe,k no french, and the
gentleman did not understand word of english
We have "fen heard of separations because the
parties "had 4 D. words oge'her,' but this is the
first where no dissent had ever been expressed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Nov smber 10,
CLEARANCEs.
Ship osceola. Child, Liverpool Adams & Whi,all
Ship Alliance, Ferna'd flavre. l. II Gale
Spanish Brig Em.lio. I.oust, Havana. jPratt''
schr Chariote Matk, Pensacola, Master.
Brig Arabian Welsh, Chnrlestoh
Towhoa Shark Thomas from the Passes; having owed to
sea ship Hannibal Returned to town With the ship Mare and
Reports ship Hannibal aground the Bar nothing sight in
fbe offne; nothing new in the river.
eeeded down light Left the Bar on the 9Th ut Re
ports ship Hathaway of Pass and brig inside the Bar
Brought up ships Tama. Mohawk.
che Bar without Brought ship ST Louis, So bari
Reports nothing
fowboa, Grampus, Morrison. from the Pnssos Having
Euphraes "s''' ''s'' ~ '"'f NN'''s
Towboat Pacific, Martin from the Passes T,wed to
and Valiant Left on the 10TH at 6p Reports French
ships III the oins, brig Raenlcnt at McCalrs Flats
Lynx, bound to the North Red River
Ship Oconee, LAYTON days from New York. TO Bein 4
Cohen.
Ship ST Louis Watson, IS days from Philadelphia to N F
Ship Talma Deingham, A. days from bordeaux, Lee
ship Mohawk. Thing, IS days Bordeaux to Logendre
ship Mars casse a5.h Sept from Gcenock to Holmes
Mills.
French ship Valiant Benvenn, master, 40 days from
Ship Harkaway. Nicholson u days from Petersburg Viz
GINA, to Brander, MeKcm a & Wright.
Bremen bark Sophie, Dewers IL days from Bremen to
Master.
Bark vaerosa Mora Al days from Maaga W Zschnrie
co.
Bark Enphrates. Emerson Sc days from Liverpool.
Brig cauassian, Burton Voe % days from Thoma"on
Geo Bedford cargo, la 0 casks line to Master
krg Caharne, Vcsper 0ays from Thomaston George
Bedford: cargo 1900 casks lime, to Master.
Brig lieca. w hitting, ~ days from Gibraltar, to Master
scr Eagle Soil from Apaachcola cargo 40 rls pesa
and crates onions, To order
Sthr Globe, Cathcll days from Galveston Master.
schr Florence, Smith, 81 days from New York.
Sch Eliza nm, Burnhnn from st Johns Florida cargo
in ballast, to Master
Steam ship Columbia Wade, Al hours from GaIvc,ton to
Reed in ballast.
Steamer Livingston, Edwards from Red River.
Steamer Diana, r Carter, from Trinity
Steamer Hail Columbia Miller from Vicksbure.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Commodore Elliott l,us presented 70 tho Girs'd
College, Philadep hin, an sncien, roman ssrcoph-
aeus, which the learusd have dated in the second
century,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Cattle. n his lecture at the American Insti
tute in Gotham, general Tain adge stated that the
esue Of kentucky were IT least 100 per cent bet
ter than those of New York, and that Ohio rank
cd next in the superiority Of the beasts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

S,Slj Prizes, amounting to $Jl SO
Tickets s. 90 Halves 81 00-Q lartcrs So
Packages of IS Tickets for $50, warranted draw at
least $50.
p, ckages of25 half ticl cts s25, warranted draw
least $i2. Packages % Quarter Tickets SD so
rancd draw at least SIS 90. For Packages or single
Tickets apply at the
novl2 l6 Chartrcs ct
AAiINE a. PORTER BOrrLES-50 gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles for sale by
HOLMES Il MILLS,
nnv7 Bank Alley.
4 1oFFLE-2o bags old Java Coffee, landing
~ md tor sale by
TR HYDE & BRO,
now cor Common Il Magazine st
ENABLE SALT IN cuses for sale by
TR HYDE & BRO,
now cor Common & Magazine
TLOTllING-30 eases seasonahle Clutlling, com.
~ prlSng an assortment of satinet jackets and pnn.
falcons; Derry and Cnttonata pants; heary white cot
ION; Calico Liz erpool striped twiIied, and Flannel
srR, landing from ship Dalnntia, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE (. co,
noy6 1874 Magazine ST
kRAYs--A f'w CINCINNATI Drnys 81 hlnd for sale,
~ b. Il DORSEY,
novs II New Itvee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

u. A fellow named Pleasant May, Tory candi-
date for Congress in Ala. made his first speech at ata
public tinnerin Snmrtrr He commenced il by jun
ping upon the table, throwing off his coat, rolling up his
sleeves, tapping his elbows, growing like bantam
cock, whinnying Ike horse. md then excaimng--
g the Wings are all set of damned scoundrels.'' II
slected, he will he valuable accession the Tory
nag erie at ashington-Prentice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Those hvroerites who have most morality on
their lips have ever lea., in their hearts, so--
OF New York--th,t incarna,e lie-rrates more
-bout truth, snd honesty than Diogenes ever
| drramt of.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

The Great Western was seen on the 9TH ult IN
lat 4I. l8, long 81 loan average OF 10 knots
per hour. So say the slips Doubtful. As The
downeasrers say, it's i'm por,an,, il true!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

NJ The Burgomoster's Daughter made a deci-
ded hit last ight: the theatre was well filled, and
the audience delighted. The drama possess 8 a
large share of interest, the incidents, though de-
pendent on fasmanic fancy, nre strongly wrought,
and the situations combine all the elements Of ef-
feet. The characters were extremely well sus-
tanned. Mr.. and Mrs. Farren and Pearron, gave
full importance the serious action of the drama
VIII lie tho more comic portions of the piece were
admirably acted by Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. Cowell.
The effect produced by the bridal ceremonies, and
the funeral ehsequie- were never perhaps surpass.
ed, and the whole musical force Of the establish
mont enlisted to give effect to the Drgr, and
the Glccs 1t is too late to enter inln particulars
at present, but we cannot but feel convinced tina
the piece has made hit, and must prove attrar.
tive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

TO TET.
IA A Dwelling house, suitable for small
fssFffR family, situated VA, AIDES -et fronting
lssl}M, 1ivol Circle. Also, the furniture in sail
house Tor sale; it all purchased the north at
very low rue, an w; be sold al a bargain. For fl
ther particulars, enquire Of
DAVID FELT & Co,
New York Statonor'a Halt
movie q Chnrtrps at
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CA Hs IDS

II PRINTED al The shortest Notice, in The most
elegant manner, in Black or Coored Inks, Enamel
led White Flake, or Plain surfaced CARDS, anil at
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner ofPoydras anil st. Charles SITS.
isererni New and Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE hare
just been adde1 To he Establishment.
Orders rectirei at Compiling Room, 81 Charles
Exchange, ;}rd door from GravieI st.
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For NEW YORK

Packet Of the l7M November.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE.
fl The very fast sailing regular pack
,Ears4SA ct ship HUNTSVILLE, EldriCe, master, ha-
10Y. wing the principal part of her engaged,
Will sal, as above; for the remainder of freight pas
sage, having elegant Recommendations npply board,
opposite the Vegetable Market, or to
ID BEiN 81 A COHEN,
movie 90 Common ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

ROWAND7S TONIC MIXTURE,

"a landing from ship Louisa, and for sale by
LAWRENCE g. LEGENDRE,
noylO 90 &, New levee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

New THEATRES New YoRK.-'fhe success Of
Waack the National, this seems to have set
the public Theatre buildnc-mad! Phil Homes house,
and the iame building between it and Park Place are
to be pulled down. and theatre, to be called the
castor THEATRE is to be erected there Mr.. Hambn
is also about to build very splendid theatre in BROAD
way Waack is also going to builds theatre in Broad
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Good Neus-The ship Charlotte, Gore, of Boston,
from Canton with cargo Of teas silks. &c. to Good
hue & was announced by telegraph as below New
York Thursday The arrival of this vessel has been
anxioasy looked for she having been out upwards OF
one hundred and eighty DAYS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
TO MERCHANTS.

UFMERCHANTS en- hare a BEAUTIFUL CIRcu-
LAR struck off at four hours NoTICE, by calling at the
Compiling Room of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, St. Charles Exchange, adjoining the READ
ING Room at Corner of Gravier street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

WAN TED
VINO purchase good Cook and Washerwomnn. Ap
ply at the corner of Camp and Millicerte streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

charleston Kali Road.-Fourteen thousand ehnres-
VI 4ooooo-hnve been already subscribed for in the
Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Typhrs yer" rages in Portland and prevails in sc
eral towns in Maine.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

ELECTIONS.
The Miastrels Retur4.
Tn Express Mail returns from the North,
With naws that Ia buoyant, and gay,
For it tells how New York feels tho worth,
Ofthe patriot, HENRY CLAY.
The noise of tho B,ttlcs began
The Tories arc struggling away,
To make Martin still lead the T1s,
But can't y hlc the why's true Clay.
I'll. time to arou.e my whg boys.
And rally round Liherty's Pole
WhisncI low !. raise no shout. make no noise,
But for HENRY CLAY-so the whole.
Divide not your forces at all
No mlrch to the cha rye file and rank,
Determined to conquer or fall,
For Clay, md a national bank
Remember! that Union is strength"
Nor mind what false Democrats says
Let's all for one Man go our length,
Aud he shall be HENRY CLAY.
Never bring in the field any mora
Old Lawyers or Generals grown gray
'Twould take at the least twenty score
To make one like our HENRY CLAY.
Thsn rally! Wings rally around!
The bold flag that's waving 10 day
Tho enemy we'll dismay:
Meier with Peace will our country he erownd
Till our Presidents HENRY CLAY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

IN steam packet Charleston" Captain Penaoyer,
e Philadelphia on the Sd instant for New York where
fhe has to undergo some repairs When they are COM
P'eted she is to come to port in the Texas
trade ii is supposed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

bore touml tie protest made osthy Mr. james Lite
who cold the long boat in which MI and Mrs; D. ana
hirs. Tnrley had arrived, for fire pounds VT ih,,le
demanded 81 81 Sd his fee for the Papers he had me
FIVE pounds for which the boat sold.
Mr. d. went to Captain Fowler, in who vessel inc
ladies had been compelled abide as they had nj, no
means go boarding house-he borrowed OIL .ne
sui pnid for the papers, the making out of which mad
been pr oracted for several days, and then it'll his lady
and Mrs. r. hasteued to Liverpool where he obt'lhsu
funds repay Capt. Fowler who deserves The
thanks of every American for his hospitality to Amer
cans in distress.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Great Tieli.-t farmer down east raised FOUR hun
bred bushels Of pota zoe. acre of land.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12
LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC.

LATEST FROM THE PACIFIC.
Capture Of Lima by the Chilian Army.-A slip rom
the office of the Brunswick (teo.) Advocate nenlnnS
the arrival there, in distress, of the schooner owe IN 81
days from Chagrss, bound for New York Mr. +. NJ.
Hassler, American Consul al Panama, was passenger
in the Olive and communicates the following interesting
intelligence:
PANAMA 18th Sept. 1888.
BY an arrival from Gunyaqui, we have received inc
following intelligence, which extract from letters OF
| authenticity from tina, place and Pan.
On the night of the 9th July, the BOLIVIAN troops
together with battalios of Peruv'ans, under "cNe'a
Moran, left Lima, and the following morning, Niete
entered the city, accompanied by Osrcgozo and ahou
5000 men, aud declared the Constitution OF 1850 nre
gozo being named Provisional Director On the III
August the Chlian .qnadron arrived OIL CaiIao' con
sstng of 80 vessels uding transports and ten mel
of war and on the 9Th landed Aucon FIVE THOUSAND
mon.
The Chilians demanded twenty millions OF d1''nrS
and possession of Callao, until the arrangement snou
be concluded. These demands were considered mao
mirsibe. They then advanced and took Cnlln' ana Ill
mn, after action, ir which it is said zooo mes wer
killed General Gamarra has been proclaimed rr's
dent The South still aderes to the cause OF ant
Cruz, who, it is said, within three days OF -n'
with army Of no0 men, The dates from Cal'no ar
up the Odd August, and from Guavnqn'l to the Is
of September Ohrcgozo had fled to the mountains:
Schr. Benjamin Gather, Conovar, for N. y sailed
| cOlnpanX with the Olive.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

II real he'll An advertisement in northern
paper says-"the devil may be at any time
in the stable of Sam. Lnird.' This is the fist
time that any regular invitation has been given
to visit his Satanic M jesty. The Devil is full
brother to "Postbov.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Mrs. Drake opened the Louisville theatre on
the 5th instant.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-12

Packet Postage There is much confusion, md
no few mistakes in the accounts, now like guards,
going the rounds, respecting the prices TO be char.
ged for postage by the european packets. The
adopted by the stesrn have been enormously
stated as being those adopted by the packet shirr.
charge % cents on all single letters while the
packets determine to cxac, only twelve and half!
and this only after tne sufficient has elapsed to
let the informsIon travel throughout tho country.
If therefore, after this letters re transmitted
through the prs, Office they will hive to go by
transient ships, and no, by either steamer sail
ing packets.
Going the nhole hog-Some of the people en-
ployed in small eastern ceastng vessels lying at
the foot of Delaney at. in New York, have been
going the entire swine in their depredatons upon
the neighboring cts A mum Der Of porkers, being
among the missing, watch was set which at
last discovered that the coasting tars were in the
habi, Of placing train Of corn from tho surround.
ing streets to the wharf, with the top of which
their decks were level. The enticing train OF
when the swine reached the matches they were
ensily dumped in the bottom of the hold. This
novel mode of laying in a supply of fresh pork
caused the captain Of the Eliza Ann, of Machias,
several doars.and considerable trouble in settling
with the pig owners.