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Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK.
May Is, Ar Austin, Providence,
May 10, Ar sch Effort, Perry, Thomaston.
May 18th, Ar brig Commerce Tallman, Guayana
20, Mark, Smith Thomaston; Matilda, Lincoln,
Eastport; William, Wallace, Thomaston; Freedom;
do.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24
SCREW I'D HAY

NOR sale by the utscriber for CASH ONLY.
E WILL.4RD WALKER.
May yR4--4w3. e.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24

o. A serious scsm has occarred in the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church, which was in session in Phadel-
phia last week. The difficulty we believe
grew out of some questions between those
ofathe 'sOld School" and .Mw ScItoo.''
which has terminated in separation. We
shall give particular account hereafter.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24

"'rHE VOICE OF THE PEoPLE," lis tho
tile of a new paper just issued by Hon
Luther Severance, the able editor of the
= kennebec Journal. The paper is just
what its title would seem to indicate !;
breathing forth the pure unadulterated SEN
timents of the People, aud contendng val
antly for the genuine democracy ofnum-
bers.'sThe object Of this publication, is,
to connteract the deeterious effect of the
"evil spirits," which are to food the State,
during the ensuing campaign, from the
Age and Argus offices. All we ask, is,
that boih sides may have an impartial hear
ing
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24

sB1Eyery body may nowgo TO Boston.
The fare is reduced to SO, from this place,
making saving to the passenger offs go
ing and coming. Although the times are
hard----and money still harder to be got
yet we regret this reduction. We
think the former rates not too high every
thing considered. and we should seriously
regret if this course should terminate in
any serious disadvantage. as we fear it
may. ga
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24

LINCOLN, S.. .asc PssoJafe Cours held at
lIfscasset lcithin and for the Couni,L Of
lincoln. The twenty Jsrst day of May,
AD. 1888. =
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, thar the said
etoner give notice. to all persons interested in said
Estate, TO appear at Court Of Probate to be holden
at Wiscasset on the twenty first of June next, by
causing copy ofsaid Petition with this Order to
be published three, weeks successivey previous to
SAID Court IN the icon Telegrapa printed Al Bath
NATILGR01ON. Judge ofProbate.
Copy Sttest, N. SHAW, Register. awkas
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24

The lives lost in steamer Oronoko, ar
computed at TO-
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24


with the United States Bank Of Pennsylua-
MD no more than any other State Bank
precisely the same, and no more. Neither
are the whig party at all responsible, in any
way, for the sentiments which Mr. Biddle
holds or promulgates--not at all. They may
agree or disagree. This has nothing to
do with the great questions, which now
agitate the public mind. Regarding the
resumption Of specie payments, we have
only to add, that this is what the Wings
most .ardently desire They have not, and
will not throw obstacles.i the way. On
the other hand they would, prepare for it,
this has been their main care. to be ready
to resume as soon as may be, without inju-
ring community by premature or hasty
movement, and they equally desire that
Government would also lend helping
hand, or at least cease from their ruinous
and visionary measures that only tend to
cripple and PROSTATE.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24


I MrLITARY. On Saturday last the Off
Gers of the lst regiment lst brigade and
4th Division, met at the Commercial House
in this place for the choice Of Colonel in
place of Col. Colder, resigned. 1t. Col.
Wright Of Georgetown, was chosen. The
officers then made choice of Maj. Berry
for Lieut. Col., and Ensign Oliver Of
Phipsburg for Maj. After which the mil
itary gentlemen sat down to a fine dinner,
prepared for the occasion by Mr. Bcals.
Two fine Salmon leetlc superior to
allv yet brought TO our market, (and the
S45 one, deyoured recently at N. York,
passed through this way adorned the ta-
bic, served UP in most elegant style.
N. q. Since the alb ve was in type, agreeaby TO
the polite invitation of mine host' of the CONNER
cal House we walked in and help ourself to us
fine cut Of Salmon as ever adorned dinner table.
Mr. Beals certainly understands this business excel
lent COOKS at the Commercial House
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-24
Sale of Logs at Auction.

Gardiner. May 2, 1898.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

wondIons distance Some OF our rite hive ae@m
plished since the Great Western has brought Est
rope so near 10 our shores it would have soon
be ell dubhed-"a travellers s,ory," for now men
tell of travelling seven or eight thousand mi'sa !"
fsty days and peem to think nothing Of it. As
an instance we copy the following as 9 's'sraoie
specimen Of "qsiek work.
gentleman who resides In Sshalkill eoshsy,
in this state, is passing through this city on Tues.
day, addressed us letter on business, trsm whieh
We extract the following.-U. 5. Gszette.
81 left New York in tho GTes, Western steam
ship on Thursda~, the 10th August, a. . qusftsf
past FIVE o'clock il the afts:nsea, and arrVes O.
b istol, England, on the morning Of Thursday. the
30 h August, frem thence wentts BirninHhsm
and Lverpool---then creased tho Irish sea TO Dub.
lin, thence to to the city Of Londonderry; and
lastly out into the mountains Of Donegal, the n"si
northern county Of Ireland, whore Transacted all
the business for which went 10 Europe, aad have
now returned by the Same ship. | shall reach my
home, Scluylki Comfy to-day. travelled aess
;housa nj miles in Europe, and altogether haes
leaving home between seven thousand i've hun
DIR, d ana eight Thousand miles.
Thus quitting New York Oh the 10th August
and returning to his home en- Tuesday the Ss'l
September, he was absent but forty dsys, Ard 70
accomplished q greater space than was pa'sod b.
tho Israelies l., their forty yoars journey in tn
Wilderness.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18


We have frequently expressed oar personal pre-.
ference for wooden pavemen,s 10 those formed Of
any kind Of stone. Our conviction hsslong been
thu, ,hey will eventually be high in favor with
our citizens generally, particularly for sp
propris'sd TO private residences. The United
SAFES Gase,tc has the following remarks spoM this
subject, 10 which we wish 10 hrect the sarnes.
attention Of our city authorities.
Woo3cn Paren,cnts. A correspondent, Of the
Boston Gazette, in referring TO wooden psvem snts,
says, s'Ex periencs Ill Now York end Philadelphia,
has deciied against ihem." This is eni,rsly
wrong. The experience in wooden pavements IN
Pni!adc pns, has produced an opinion decidedly
in favor OF HON.
Sach was "ur own impression, which We have
frequently expressed, and i, is c!ear that shsse Of
fetal opinions lately given 10 the contrary were
not founded on experience. II any one wishes to
soc flir specimen of wood pavemcn;s he can be
gratiii d by visiting the Min. in tho frsn, and
rear of w,lci, they arc laid in more perfect cend
ton than has ye, bean accomplished in This city
The samples in CArsndslet and St Charles stree
are, however, each excellent Of ito kind, bu, or,
care and labour have bean expended en- those tina
| sa,ryuud the Mint.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
HENRT II LEE & co, are now tcce wing by the
! laie pr.iEals from the Northern cities, a large

HENRY n LEE & CO, are now ,ece wing by the
= late prisa's from the Northern cities, luree
and newly selnclei assOi tslent Of
HATS, ROOTS, SHOES AND B2OGANS,
consisting of genemen's ine calf and Morocco boots;
do 2nd quality; do bui7d, nd stout egged boots
Of various qualities: mems fine call, seal and Morocco
shoes, pumps and brogans: buckskin shoes, brogans
and slippers mems ins calf and sippad pegged
end bfogans senrlemeIs best quality cafseN ed Shoes
brogans and Jack Dow naga, do caif and Morocco an.
kle soes and bogans; do cnl seal Morocco Indian
article; do fine calf seal and Morocco ql,cr Auo,s
boys misses and chiitrcn's peg9ed and sewed brc-
sdns, and shoes of every quality and hind.
Also general assortment "a mems soLt wax bro
gans and shoes, together will 10000 pairs NEGRO best
quality, rnsse,t brogans nailed in tic haS made e.
press'r for plantation use good assortment mems
ne and stout kip russell brogns, new article, AMI
large quat't.y OF n; uer,or qualify russell AID wax
bTOxans.
Ladie Gae cal, sea morocco, and Grain wets and
pump sole eAoes; do fine fine French horocco and Md
run ronnd slippers. do roam shoes, Win and without
heels; do calf eeai aud stout leather heueHs; do f,u
1ella shoes ofSti kinds andqual ties; do lasting broga
40 gathered and foxed tOotees. Misses lasting spring
shoes aaai brogans. Chii,en's oolored Morocco ana
tastln9 esogans and boots, sc.
GentIemensks 6Ae IL 'hiOhable black fix hats; do
black and drSb beaver do Of superior quality; do i'm
linton Koran tio broad and narrow btrn mems 6ne
drab and black Russia shon Mapped hats: new arti
Gle. You'hs Urge size hats Of different qualities; do
childrens Mems and Boys black and drab wool hats
Of various shapes with genrrai asser OF boys and
mems seal eapR.
This assortment will be repenishsd in thr arrival of
,ach packe, from the above named Cities al of which
will be sold on accommodation erins.
oetlG-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

LOWER CANADA. The Msnirsal Gaaos,s o!
Thursday evening says. I'VE hava been Informed
that his Excel: ency tho Earl Of Durllan, has ex-
pressed w.sh NAT Sir John Calhoun should i'm
mfdi;ieIy assume the administration of tho Gov.
eg.imcn; OF Lower Canada; and that 10 the inten.
Ton o. his Lordship, du.iny the resi- of his resi-
denee in tho Province, merely TO exercise his
functions ss High Commissioner in British Nor Ii
Amer.ya. Colonel Couper, the Military Secretary
Of HE Earl Of Durham, came passenger in the
Canada Steamboat from Quebec 10 Sersl, aud i, is
understood. that his visit to sir John Coborae 10
connected win the proposed arrangement of tho
Ear o. Durnam.
Sir George Arthur was in Montreal on Thure.
day on ms way TO Quebec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

By tho us. NAL sch5. Hope. Cnr,. Grifiths,
We nave received file Of Key West papers TO
the 29h rliimo.
FLORIDA, Ssp..qt.
M"Kr SuIPwREcKs.-Tho brig Bulah, Bangor,
Captain S. M,tcls!l, master, IA ashore, eli Ca fuen
Ls:and, Cuha, on the 8:h Instant, unsh'pped he',
threw owe, board par. Of her cargo aud pa, in he
the lo.n Tor ropaits.
The schr. Mary Augusta, e days from Bal
;imore, sriiIed hero Yesterday, with four OF ITO
passengers OF the schr. Viudicalor, Rico, ma ste
from n York, for Apaachicoa, which was east
away rear Gun Key, brings the following news.
SEPTEMBER 0.
Through the poll;ereaa Of Capt. Bosto, Of tho
U. S. Revenue Gutter Campbell, which arrived
here yesterday from cruzo, we have obtained
:ho following correct III formation
''E.stod tho week of tho brig Alnsr, near Ba-
keia iial over, oud her III poHsssson OF tao In
dians attacked ami killed thee Of them, tho rost
took to lns woods. Fou ID in the brig several
scaled ctcis, also bill OF ,aiinS, Nv whivl I
was ascci a.moI was :.om Masseni.i 10 (Cuba
b,und |" Boston. Ii is believed that the greater
pant OF the crew wers masssered by tho Indians,
ono O. the was found dead near the wreck ;
". puynt the h'ts:-Fuund adrii, near Cape F!..
r,7a. ,rr mast of a big or ship with rcd signal,
win letters Z. V. or ii; tho S,nacka which were
lost on the Cape, from hyslic, were likewise
bl.ut.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

We cordially join With he Courier in calling for
moSg GG'I eaaGIion OF the laws prohibiting the
1n'oducton or residence Of free persons Of colour
IN ovs ow state. These ordinances So .salu,arv
III themselves, and so correct 10 ,hoir p.ncip!e,
are little more than dead iet;er naw. Scarce
- individual among us but has daily, nay hourly
cause to complain af deseriots, rosuery or nsub-
OXIDATION among his selyguts. Indeed the. in
creasing domofaliSat1n of our negro population
cannot ialt 10 strike even in. ifcCeni observer.
To what this he utsrbutcd moe pal.ahIy
lhan to 'hs Pernicious eNamgo' set ,.em 6y the
fee eo'opred pe6pr? It is computed BY Mr.. Cru.
zat Ct the LIST Municipality ghat they now CON-
pose nearlys third Of our poppl ron, and We, III re
eais; n our laws sud "!Giaances the oagest pro-
hotiionF agiinsl, and HE seyelosr penalties 70.
dwelling among Us. Then why are they suffered
10 rematH, nay toincfeaso at high rate? Every
ship, every steam boat that arrives D.ng, US abun-
dance of white lahourers, and therefore it cannot
be scarcity Of wof~nen. Scarcely is moder ate
sized house in any paft OF she city, 'nt for an
h"ur before some Of these Illicit dweIlcrs snatch it
up 10 the manies! drtnment of our citizens
who cauno, now house themselves bu, a.
the sacrifice of PERTAINS half tlici, income. Oh
serve the enormous increase Of negro drnk!n.
shops kept by thus very class OF people, encourag
ing the perEicloGs use Of liquors by example, by
pfecep,, AMI far ireir own immediate interest,
aud then lhiRk IF the .Lazsrd 10 cur cace and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

BIC TRor.-Beaeon Course Rass.-The ms,sh
between Ratier and Dutcliman, a, sr the Bacon
Course, came off on Saurday, for $1,000 pufse, and
is described as enc Of the most interesting rsces
on record.
Some five or SIX years sines, the famous trs,ting
horse Columbus turned tho Hunting Park Cou,ss
al P:lilade pnia-wnleh was thea three yards over
mle-.nres times in TIM 58s. Twoyssys slacc,
Daniel ID. TompAins trotted three miles over the
Csn.r.vi!ls Course in I'm 5ss.
On Saturday, the fire, hes, was won by Hs,tlsr
each horse having broken up mere--.n 7m saia.
Tho second hoaI, won by Dateaman-eac h
breaking once-:ime I'm sos; tho winner semins
up under a hard pull, and t.s,,ing very sluwly
every ore being satisfied that the boa, would
be made in I'm 48s II Rather had no. made bad
break just beiere he reached homo.
Third hoa--a dead hoat-in 8n. 3s.
Fourth hsas-wsn sasily BY Duishman-in em.
Cos
Bets a, the start, 800 900 on Du,shmsn-anl
tho start Of fourth heat: 100 20 on Dutch IN an
-Cou ier axd En-. .sirsr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

ciEARANt+s..: -. -
shipYa2oo Geo Gardner, N,s York; .'Isen & Cohen
Bark Gdlcle Goictit@e Philadelphia; " } DGneare
Steamer Culun6i4 Waic. Galveston, J Iced 4
ARRIVALS. =. =
Tuwhuat C.kssaw lei rasse, Eth JUST al O'Clock r. NJ
brought ship Srpror and b iy Ne!9u C3rkrapoits ship
t,ira. hons.i a.. : -' = t..'7', $3.50
oWLo4t Shark Thomas ;f.on the Passes, 'r 18th A.
NJ. brought up Ship Per.orctt and = ie is,ac Franklin
Iowoat Gralus, ania5G from Ia Passes; tuwed To
sh ps Cherokee AVID LotoG left ok, NJ 1G,h
iGcngtt M srif. Mnnco and Sidacy
o.nost Pacific, ie.n,an The ssas, e 10th lust. at
4. NJ; brought up ships surit,gs aud 0ccoa
Snip iaDcao s Nichols. from PHI del 'ha, Sc days
She S"peris, Burrows % days eis New York bound tn
Nhtrnrz.
SI,pPa,done,t, Cap, Feote; 80 days Gen Boston.
sltr RI sell, Robinson. IS di ", rosp I4slpu. :.
Snip Sydirv ,R towiu. ~ days tEpll Liverpool .-
rns Neisoa Gafl, rim ~ dJys ttori Now York.
B-ig Isaac frsnl III, iid4, iron Bat,
Steamer NlH;1gnn FROM iops, st Louis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
Extract .f q letter from

Episro ISLAND, dated 5th Oct 1885,
In my last letter to you, l stated tia, this is-
did las. year. ! feel no hesitation ns,s in with
drawing that opinion, and declaring that, a. small
the crop was of the past year, that the pressn,
will not exceed it. plan. $40 acres and have
gathered "a bales 600 pounds sash) and be uhs
expects more than an equal qusAr!.y TO that al.
ready housed, Is indulging nope that will surs.
ly dlsappo nj him. 1t is the opnisn sf all with
whom | have conversed, that the average product
will not be more han IS pounds per acre. KNOW
our friends, tho buyers, are very slow Of belief in
our statements concerning the growing crops, but
can discover neither policy or sense in a,tomp,
10 deCe.Vc.h
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

GH5-Celeso took her benefit a, the National
on tho 9Th and introduced ora OF her MANY nov
P ec"s' 1t 49, called the 'Iniian Girl story of
New EhgIa"d: ogether with a novel comedy,
called Suzanne, her first comic effort in this coun.
ty.
Mrs. Gibbs is playing the Devil at tho franklin,
we mean Tie Olympic Devils vestris and
her 'onoSssAre still the stars in the ascendant ut
the f"fk, whi'e crosses OF Durham CATTLE and
heaps OF yankee notors' are quito the rage Il,
Ntbio's. Tue fair is ut the full.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
MARKETS.
New YoRK, October 0.
MONEY MARKET. Ge.


MONEY MARKET. &C.
Tie m transacted the Stock Exchange yesterday
was quite uEmpo tart, r"an declining UHitcd
sties Bans oscd without change ut l22. Delaware and
HuG ohaa h, aud ii ION Railroads each declined l-2
pes cent Small sales OF Sleiiis Exchange, for the George
Washington fe serpoo detained until .'s mon 's were
nie al 10 ~ III per p;em.um Alabama D.RA Ger
'ii1ats. aIo laken a! 8 34a 7per cent dir cunt.
TIE MARkET.-COmnlon tennessee Flour is quite hrm
at IS So Cotton is Aso M, fIiT " sales
BALTIAORE.
SUGARS AT auction III largo Of the BRIG Esanees Jansl
in 'ots Rico, sold foovs. i99 aida ct o. a-a
- 40 and IS Uois 90 aad 81 as Atsbe lime 50
bids Il CroiI were sold at 90 05 II 90 81.
MOLASSES.-At auction this morning 1875 hhds Nensif O.
pat tart were sold at II 3Gi 3s cees do ct ST4 col
cts; md - bbls NJ 3aI cts.
TREASURY NOTES.
TREAsURr DEPaRThanf.i
OSt. I, 1878.
The whole Of Treasury Notes autheFsed the
ofOctober a. 1857 having bsen ISSUED; 0IDOU w
AND there having bsen rsdee med Of them
-, about f,stAsso %
The new emission made in place Of those
been 9709slO Oh
There have heon turned in.o the stan
ding . ual to ony about s0os $3.50 OF
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the sury.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
CEyCG.ted States Bank Stock I22.

The disbursements to the various individuals in
the New York Custom House exceed half mil.
Ao" annually. The direct patronage in The state
agreeab!y to The B!ue Book, is 1850 postmas,ers
~ mai contractors. 50 clerks in the Y. Post
Office, 8 Light house keepers, and 500 Custom
House officers, besides what are termed the secret
inspectors: VIVA, is the amount of Indirect patron.
aye can be partly judged of from this sample.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

aiety, and the natural debasement of our blach
pe"pe. THIS indifference within ourselves to the
avs Which prorbt alike this traffic, and the
I ade-s: ,hIs cnrelessness own part, regard
in! the good government Of our slaves, gives
double force 10 the insdious mnehination OF those
besoted fanatics who assault institutions
from without. II we indoently neglect our own
safety. how can We look for forbearancs from
thnse who hate both US and ours: who seek with
the unwea.ying watchtulnoss of tho Lynx for the
propitious moment when they safely spring
upon US and destroy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

The loco foco "Posi' OF Now York says:",h,.'
we can carry the city OF New Yosk for the demo
cratic ticket We fully believe: but our friend nus.
not suppose that to achieve victory will be 4
work of mere Pastimc." We should think not,
indeed: at leas, if we Judge by the pas, times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

Flrer at Charle,'on.-T The Cssssr Of shat city
srys - The total number Of deaths for the week
ending on Saturday last, amounted 10 fifty one,
thirty egh, OF which were by Strangers Fev.,,
considerable lees than wsre reported las. week, but
equal in number lie the report Of he ok previous,
t.om which it appears there has been no abate-
men, wha, ever in tho progress Of the discass."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
CHALLENGE BLkCKINGi

As. ). MASON, Of Phi'aie ipnia begs re,pectfullv
New o!irans ani Lou,s;ana, that he has apDo;n,ea
hessr' Reese " Dian the soe agents tor The sale
oi hi nneqnritrd ami ili aht
CtAL' t.N"E BOOT AMI snOE BACKING
in alis section Of copntr,; i'm eie which stands ore
innen iof's neautilui iusIre ad uniformity OF aua
~ Tue m ;nnlettufer warrant. tie Challenges Blash.
the eaher to which it applied. Hs offers soD m"
s!.n'n 10 any person vino will produce its superior.
~, ashies can be seen at the STORE Of Messrs Reeso
ana Lhnse' rom merchants oftlrs highest respeeii.
o'st every other Eiackng in the United States. Al
s SssG,s or t' article in N Orleans fhs
Agents above who will nav particular e,,enlon 40
inc same, and I'LL them al the manufacturers prices.
NJ, JAS. 4. Mason,
'hhadsiphia' sept. ~, 1889. 95 Callowhili o.,
REESE g. ULANGE, =
, Comb aud Fancy Store, ID Camp street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

Old fashions seen on tine return in SEINE places
If our citizens do not. On tho Ohio the old original
mode OF navigation has been, per force, adopted,
and hundreds of travellers arc moving from point
to point in caaoes az in The olden times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

foco! 1".po't,on. Mr.. & Mrs. Seguin, both
singers Of great excellence, arrived in the Samson.
q, New York. They are destined for The IN ton.
pl where opera seem likely to flourish extensive
ly. The vocal corps consists of Miss Sheriff. Mr.
Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. Scgu;n, segnor De Bcpn.
f, and Two other BASES Of some distinction,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

The returns of the Georgia Elections are not We
complete. Those in tho Augusta Chronicle Of the
18th are from IS counties, leaving 7 to be heard
ION. The success Of tho entire Safes Right par.
~ placed beyond doubt. Gen. Waddy Thsmp-
son has been reelected from the Grsesvillo Dis
t.iGt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18
The rhapsodical wish of the bombas,ie lover.

aye Gods asuihiiute both ,,,are and ame,"
seems in a fair way of fulfinent. Time always
ns" fast enough, and rail roads, and steam ships
now render space mere aorhing. Had half So
strange Tale in olden times been told, Of sba1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

GeLs cslsAeE.-The ,GlsSe sssses thss sAs
amount Of geld remaining sne .iasa a, the mint
on the Bis. Of Angus, was eiosso5R. There was
deposited in SePtslabsr ST. Oa3 dsIl 70. Coined Ia
M aining uacoined, ssP.sabsr 20, 1889, lA7,l4s
dollars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

Our weather is beginning 10 get pretty COOL and
though in the South We seldom have il severe
enough 10 go skating, we often 60. "a slids,"-
particularly at Memphis, Vieksburg ,Nasshez, and
Ages.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-18

FALL. &, WINTER CLOTniSG.
p. FREEMAN Il CO., No. =, Magazine stree
~ are n'cch ins their supplies OF Fall anu Mlnie
Cloihing, and iii cGntiuua receive shipments rGc
larry throughout the on Their ussoitncn, be,u!
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