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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07

THE USIfsp STATES ARMY.--It
appears from the official Army Regis
ter for 1888, that there have been the
last year, iorty-seven designations of
officers Of the Army, viz: l llieuten-
ant Colonel, 13 Captains, ii First
Lieutcnants, II Second Lieutenants,
Brevet Second Lieutenant, and a
StalT-Twenty-two deaths--of which
number, six were killed in action with
the Indians, in Florida, Second Lieu
tenant resigned and / First Lieutenant
dropped.--Total II officers lost TO t'lc
Army in 1887.
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The Baltimore Sun states that
Richard P. Robson, the "great un-
hanged" Of. Helen Jewett memory,
arrived recently in that city, on his
way from Texas to New York. He
travels under the name ofHead, and
since he has finished his career upon
the rope, has raised an enormous pair
of whiskers. He was, however, readi-
ly recognised on board of the Charles
ton packet. by several of the passen-
gers.-W WeekLN Messenger.
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FOR SALE

A good COOKING STOVE, and small SsOne
kA Coz Stot'e, besides several articles of Fumi
lure which are inconvenient to remove any distance
ney ,wll 20 sold alta sacrifice Apply 20 the I'd
ISoF OF tho COLUMBIA Denocrat"
March "a, ls3s.
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NOTICE.

:, The partnership heretofore existing between tho
subscribers, as Publishers of the "Columbia Demo-
cIae' was mutually dissolved on the 18th instant
and all debts due the office for subscription adver-
tisng, &c. are payable 70 John S. Ingram, who
purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Mills in the
establishments JOHN S. INGRAM,
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
N. b. Payments 10 either Of the hands in the Of
6eewll be a sufficient discharge 10 delinquents.
Bloomsburg, March "a, 1899,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

IENHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
a firm of ofTREGO, THOMAS & Co. was dis.
solved BY mutual consent on the fifth of March,
1888. The business will be continued bv the snh'
scriber.
March "a, 1888 4sI9.,
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b7@As our collector cannot afford TO 90
our business for less than % per cent, we
shall send no more bills unless in the name
of the commonwealth.
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TBBASUBNR0S SALE
Unseated LANDS 1899.

NOTICE is hereby given, that agreea.
bly, 10 an Act Of General Assembly Of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the 18th Of March, 1915, and entitled "An
act to amend the act entitled an act direct.
ing the mode Of selling unseated lands for
taxes and fol- other purposes" the follow
ing Tracts Of Land will be sold at Public
Vendue, on the second Monday of June
next, at the Court House in the Borough of
Danville, in the county of Columbia, for
arrearages of Taxes due, and the cost ac-
crued on each Aet respectively:
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JOHN S. MGRtW.

ABT0BNMI AR LAW
EWNENDERS his professional services 10 Tho Oh
zens Of Columbia county. Hewill f,,,l -,
fui for business entrusted to his ca.e. o., -
same building with the 'ColunJta DOasacst,
Bsoonssurg, May, 1887
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kC3The Editor will be absent FOR some
time, but any payments made to the hands
in the Office will be sufficient discharge to
delinquents.
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We understand that the water has been
let into the North Branch Canal, and that
the whole line IS in good navagable order
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Look at This!!

a Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber
"a either by Note or Book Account, pre-
vious to this date, will oblige him by
making payment before the first day of A.
pri next. After that date the collection Of
such demands will be attended with Costs.
There will be no mistake in this notice.
G. B. FISHER.
Bloomsburg, March 10, 1888.
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PORTER AND DEMOCRACY.
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY MEETANGs

The Democratic citizens of the county OF
Columbia, friendly to the election of Gen.
DAVID r. PORTER, the farmer of Hun
tngdon county, who has been unanimously
nominated as the democratic candidate for
the Chief Magistracy Of Pennsylvania, are
requested to assemble in general county
meeting on
e Monday Aprl 10th, 1888,
after the adjournment of the morning ses-
sion of the Court, in the Court House in
Danviie, for the purpose of adopting early
and effective arrangements to secure his
election. g.
JOHN RHODES
Wm. CoLT,
JOHN CooPER,
ISAIAH BLUE,
b. s. WoLvERToN,
V. BgsT,
IRAN DERR,
DANIEL SNYDER,
DANIEL Gross,
JoHN Robson,
VIM. II. PETRIKIN,
Members ofthe committee of COrrespOn-
dence for Columbia county, appointed By
the Democratic State Convention.
AprH 6th. 1888,
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OBITUARY,

DIED.-At the residence of her father in Dam
vile, on Monday the 26th ult. Mrs. E ELIZABETH
IRLAND, wife of Mr.. James Ireland, of Turbut,
and daughter of James Donaldson, Esq. aged 27
years.
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Owing to the length of the Sub-Treasu-
ry Bill, on our second page, we arc unable
to give the usual variety of matter, which
generally occupy our columns.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07

RG%The Legislature have agreed TO adj
iourn on the 18th of April.
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2 FrPThe members OF The above commit
tee ave requested to meetat the house of John
Rhodes, in Danville, on Monday the 10th
day of April (being the first day of CourD at
10 o'cldtk A. M. for the purpose or organ
izng, &c.
April 9th, 1898.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED.-On the Goth ult, by the Rev. w.
J. Eyer, Mr.. Pc TER FENSTERMACHER to
Miss ELIZA RIGGLE, both of Cattawssa.
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OF HUNTINGDON COUNTY,
M The following is the committee of Cores
pondence appointed by the Democratic State Con-
vention for Columbia county,
V. Best. William lkler,
W,n. Colt, E. O.. Jackson,
John Rhodes, S. +. Headlev,
p. s. Woolverton, George kelchner,
Isaiah Blue, John knorr,
John Cooper, Isaiah Salmon,
Jas. M'Mahon, David Fowler,
Hugh New lliams, Samuel Greasy,
Georoe Smith, States d. M. Yants,
Nicholas Gouger, Henry Petit,
Cornelius Clackner, Peter Gohe,
Robert M'Cay, John Keller, jr.
Wm. S. Davis, Peter Kline,
John Bisel, Stephen Badly,
Jeremiah WelliveT, John p. Davis,
Richard Fruit, MicheaI Fornwald,
Jacob Swisher, Sebastian Hover,
g. Thomas, John Ieager,
f.. G.. Rickets, George D. DePuy,
Joseph Lemon, Jacob Suiz,
John Bauin, George Kaufman,
Joha McIenrv, Robert Moore,
Abraham Young, Daniel Snyder,
Ssmuel Roam, Bernard Rupert,
Isaac Kline, Daniel Gross,
IranDerr, d, John Robson,
Johp Lazarus, Wm. A.-Petrikin,
John Dietrich, Adam Michaeb
Daniel Peeler, VIM. Mann,
Elias M'Henry, John Shuman.
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Abraham Young. 81.
Persons calling forlhe above letters will
please Say they are advertised.
BERNARD RUPERT, p. M
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Blooms
burg, y4pril lsf. 1898.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07

CWI " I''' -~''
Peter Biiienbender, Peter Biggs,
John Bender, Benjamin Boone,
John Bowyers, Paul Carlholt,
Paul Cromley, Joseph Coleman,
Franklin Davis, Elizabeth Dunhaln,
MissRhoda Ann Emit, Daniel Fumer,
Jacob Flickner, John Fry,
John X. Girton, Daniel Giger,
Jacob Hartzel, Archabold Henry,
Joseph Hartman, William Howell,
MaslIeck Hull, Jacob Jacoby,
Miss Caroline Lynn, Peter Leidy,
Jacob Ledy, Jacob Malick,
Jamuel Moore, Jacob Markel,
DR.. Lewis Meyer, Benjamin 1ieril,
Rachel Morris, Isaac MILLER,
John Meyer, Miss Susan Noble,
Christian Neihard, William Neal,
Richard Rue, John Robson,
Joseph Rocket, Daniel Redy, ~
Robert Russell, Henry Rees, Esq.
John Richard, Chapman Smith,
James Srawn, ~ Henry Trimbley,
Rebeca Vanderslice, Jesse Wagner,
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List OF Causes

For trial at the .Apra Term, 1898.
Henry Weaver vs.. Peter Badly.
Thomas Robison'a Eva-
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR
GEN. DAVID IG. PORTER.

(oF HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
m The following is the committee of Cores
pondence appointed by the Democratic State Con
...,,A;l,r, r,r Cnlnr,nhia cnrniv:
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RE AID THIS.
READ THIS.
Trur Wrsr Nm 1Ts NJ ApKrT- The in ahijity in

THE WEST AND ITS MARKEr.--The instability, in
value. Of the staple articles of production, that
stiiute the resources of this extensive and fertile
valley, is unqurstionably IN svil which must ever,
during its continuance, operate injurinusy on the
interests of productive labor The real value of mn
article and its arket price are always equiva.
lent terms. Thus the price of barrel Of A'fhr is
made up of the cost Of raising the wheat, grinding
and packing the -four, carriage to market, and
com mission and profit. If either of these items
Huc,uate, the ultimate market price must also
change. The value OF labor, commission, &c, gem
emily remain unchanged during long periods Of
time, but, unfortunately for us in the Valley of
the Mississippi, owing to the operation Of either
frost or drought, our avenues to market fire.
quently either mpeded or partially interrupted SO
as greatly enhance the cost of transportation to
New Orleans, which is the Legitimate market for
the larger portion of this region. This state OF
things must continue as long as we rel y exclusive.
~ on the rivers as our avenues of commerce, and
point out, too plainly to be over looked or mis-
ers,sod, the necessity Of adopting railroads as
auxiliary means between all the great points OF
commerce. A railroad from this to S. Louis and
| another 70 New Orleans would be vastly benefea
To The cduses, of which we have spoken, ms y
be attributed the fact, that -four is now SIS per bb
in New Orleans, while it is only &c so in this
marke..-LouispiNsJ Jour.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22
PORT ON NEW ORLEANS.
Cl.EARANCES.

Cl.EARANCES.
Ship vsuln. Pendie,on, for Glasgow. JH Ashbridge
Scr Motto, Hisklns Havana. IL ballast, dropns GO.
Sshr Echo Brown for Richmond q Bedford
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Tennessesn. Mcdonnell. from the pasues Went
shra LEVIN jones' and Isabella s The Pass on aosh
at mi reports ship "a and brigs in 4. the oaing.
cargo, 800 br!, lime, and lumber, to maatur.
Towboat Grampus Morrisun from the Passes having tow
Archer and Emporium. Left 5 " Bar solh inst, 10 m;
nothing In sight off the Bars Towboat Chickasaw tightening
steam packet Columbia sehr Frances ashore at Poverty
Towbout Hudson Hourin from the Passes having towed
shire, and Victoria. Lelt the ash Reports moth
ing of the Bari nor nothing new In the river.
Ship New Hampshire, Harden, II days from Phiadepha
Towboa, Post Boy pauldns from the pas'es wen. down
ports ship Eliza Ann brig Premium and brig Empress, and
schr Hero inside the Bar.
ship Lafayette and schr Columbia. Brought up ships Con
cordia and Constitution. Left the 2lst Nothing
snip No.: day. boston,
Ship Archer Mar.ton, days from Philadelphia to
ship Emporium. Parsons, "A days from Now York, II
| Master. cargo, assd mdze.
ter. cargo $500 sacks salt is order. $3.50
Ship Concordia. Harding. Is days from Boston. to
Ship Emporium. Parsons, "A days from New York..o mas
Brig Trojan Chandler 10 days from Baltimore. to Geors
Bedford. cargo, assd mdze.
Brig Premium, Lamb, 10 kays from New York.
Brig Empress Li.tleheld 20 days from Posssmouth, to
Gale. cargo, / 100 brs limo.
Brig Uncas Bush, 10 days from Alexandria
Schr Levin JONES' Webster from Havana, 18th Novemhe
schr Sarah Hughes from Tampa Bay in ballast to Maste
Steamer Olive Branch. Dumon from Smithiand; laying
Lafayette; boat 30 bales cotton. The
that she did down to the Levee owing
| her being seized for debt.
Steamer semaphore Clark. from Baton Rouge.
Steamer Mediator. Carol. from Mouth Ohio
Steamer Brian Boroihme, Sweeney, from Fort Adams.
Steamer Loyal Hannah, Sone from Cincinnati No ears
Steamer North Alaha ma, Grice frsm Vicksburg.
Two fat with 100 brls four Capt Oer, from CT
Z einnaf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22
CAN ADA

The following paragraphs are from the Buring-
ton Sentinel OF the 9th.
Our intelligence from this province core borates
the reports previously received, that the nsurrec-
lion Is general. Nelson was at Napierville at the
last accounts, where he had some $50 prisoners
There are large risngs in the rear OF Montreal, at
Sorsl, Rerther, Beloel, Chambly, Beauharnois,
Chauleauguay, and other places.
A private letter from head quarters informs us
that the patriots have possession of the whole
county of PAcania, and have been successful in
several skirtnishes. Col. Bryant with his force
was to iain Nelson on "Wednesday nighI, when a
movement was TO be made TO Facade village
Two proclamations the same that were issued las,
winter, had been prouseiy scattered through the
Province.
A skirmish took place about nine O'Clock on
Wednesday m"rning, between detachment OF
patriots, VINO were stationed about Two miles from
Rouse's Pom, for the purpose oil ke'pn9 open
the comm nlcation with the states, and large
hody OF volunteers and regulars, IN which the
pa were repulsed, with tho los OF some eight
or ten men.
ST. Johns remains quiet, and is said TO be very
strongly garrssonHd.
The Burlington Fee Press ,on'radcts It e re-
por.s that the steam boats are to be stopped be-
! tween the u. S and ST. Johns.
The Montreal Transcript of Tuesday last gives
tic following particulars OF the death OF Messrs
Walker, and Vlry, OF VI,ty--the Transcript -
loyal press
Among other victims marked out AT La T"rtne
by these bloodhounds, was n very ine young man
Of the name OF Walker: his offence seems TO have
| been that he volunteer during The revolt OF
| last winter. They entered the h"nse soon al e
midnight, aud made straight ior the room where
Walker was in bed with his wife. Mr.. Witty, the
father OF Mrs. " alker, nouly and valanly oppos-
ed the violation Of This apartment properly sacred
II. defended The DOOR beet he might, until llier-
ally sho, through and through, thew left HIM to die
on the floor, while they entered the room and sho
Walker, leaving him TO die IN the arms oi his terri
| tied wife.
II this is true, or any part of tiff Walker was
shot while IN a dcfsnceess position, before he hat
even shown hostile attitude, We believe that II
Coos Justice the eibbel will bring mp the demon'
thus guilty. Liberty is Pfoinned aud The wore
sinks when used as cover Tor such damnaais
assassinatons. On the other hand, the temper Of
the Montreal Transcript is TOO hendish. The toI
| lowing are extracts from that paper:
We regret TO p receive that the jail salr"ady NIL.
ing with prison,rs The conspicuous effect OF
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MARK

New York, Monday, Nov. 12-6 p. NJ.
The uncertain prospects which the gloomy state Of
canadian affairs nov presents has caused depression
in The marker. The bills of the Canada banks were
sold on Saturday 10 per cent discount since which
has been no sale for this money in our market
r. Jav the report of the suspension of the Montreal
hanks has produced little difficulty in the disposal OF
the bills OF those banks situated near the border on this
side OF the line, particularly those of Vermont.
Tuesday, Nov. 1919 NJ.
very small business has been done at the Stock
Exchange to-day at Huctuating prices. ln most in-
stances however decline apparent at the close
NJ River Bank receded l8 per cent State Bank Id per
cent; Kentucky IA per cent.
CHARLESTON, i4th.
CorroH-The transactions in Uplands. since our
last weekly report, have been light but the opera
tons were more favorable to purchasers. Sales
have been made at a decline of half cent on all
descriptions except choice Cottons, Of selee items,
which will continue TO command l84 10 Is 81.
RICF-Tbe transactions for the last three days
were lighI, and our remarks OF last Saturday may
apply TO the frasent period.
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ME rAlItlE RACES.


VNNHE Fall Meeting for 1885, this course will
u commence on Monday, 10th December.
First Dny-A match for $4,000 side h. IT, four
mile heat; Ma jor T. j. Wells b. f. Extant, by
imp. Leviathan, dam imp. Refugee, by Wanderer.
Grier & Simmons name b. C. by Pacific dam ny Sir
Charles.
Second Day-A match for $4,000 a side, h. #. four
mile heats. Mayor + Wells names c + Beeswing
by imp. Leviahan, dam Black Sophia. birmingham 8
dam by Topgallant. Grer & Simmons names C. f.
Wilhina Hernden by Woodpecker, dam by Whpstsrn
Second Race, same day. a Sweepstakes for 2 year
old colts and es mile heats, $500 entrance I. sew
en- subscribers.
Jas S Garrison, &C S Farrar,
Ira Smith Smith, Smith.
Third Day-Two mile heats, Purse, s5o(
Same Day, Two mile heats, J C Purse, ~
Fourth Day-Three mile heatsJ Purse, 1et
Fifth Day-Four mile heats J Purse, eOO(
Sixth Day--a1ile heats, best in ST. e Purse, 70l
| Seventh Day-~Three mile heats, Propretor's o,
purse, loos
JAS S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
THOSJ WELLS.
noy16-tro
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sp,rnc tho rebels Of 1887, cries aloud, "Let these
who ,oke the sword. die by the sword"
The whole country about ST. Eus'a' he ia again
in oren revolt; in short, tie whole country Is up
40 that this time the Canadians nre oil DUPfs, ana
no one i. le(t TO be their erever and instigntof-
We foresee their tat-,hey will he conquered
ap.in-bu. will got very d'feren, lerms. Before
tia, be accom- lsh, d, the Quebec Gazette vii, De
able to say with TRUTH, "hey arr broken-hear'to Il. .
A servant Of Mr. Brown, one OF the prisoners
tax. Mt Beauharhois by the Patriots had escaped
and represented that the prisoners had been
well treated up to the time he left.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

UJThe New York Times in speaking of the
effect of his wiic's death on Mr.. Humblin says
Mrs Hambn was him his all in all, his trues,
friend and best comforter. few 's,aunch friends
paid him visit of coincidence, and but partially
succeeded in allny,ng the irritation OF mind under
-wnrch he is iaborng. All his friends should now
Tally round him.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

Death of Mrs. L.. IT, Medina Hamblin.-Th's la
DIV who has Tor some years enjoyed distinguished
,e.ua,;on as very successful authoress died in New
York on Monday morning the 10Th inst. | OF death
w,s .x,rensv sudden and some OF the papers say it
took place without any previous sickness' wh'le ''e'
state that she had for some time suffered from rush
efblood to til. head One journal states that she was
in the frequent habit of taking audanum I" prooce
element but the cause of her sudden death was no
ascertained. She was attended by DIR. J. X. Rogers
and the coroner was to hold all inquest on her Of
Tuesday the l3lh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

The Rirer, &e.-rhe Cincinnati puPers "f the i4th
state that the river gradually all the previous day
that il had risen considerably at Piitsburg, and that
,herewas little fear ii would lie again too low for boat
ing. Six feet water at Phtsburg en- the ioth' The
Nashville Banner Of the 18th rayt-ihe river Cumber-
laudl coutin TO rise rapidly.
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Dress & Masquerade Ball,
WASHINGTON RAh Il HeOONE

Ss. Phis5p street, between Royal & Bourbon.
Rue Manager Of he nb"ve mined BnIs Room CRATE
hsi his friends and ,te public fss The sRpnral-
kils,i pannayr besteav ed him los sevesa sensons
respectfully invrrns them that the establishment haas
been eriargn for tine amusement Of visrors and
dergone nmnense repairs The bar wal he stWpnsseoa
BY qs,niry a lgNrrs and the Il esa,ra, i'll ho
Aspp By the ubIesa Resaurat-ur the Unseti States
Tlr wai reopen Saturday even nga 3rd os
November aexs, by
GRAND DRESS & MAssfGUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Nsnahy, We'nas-
a.y AND Saturday oseaingr during the seossn, whicla
wat rnsl the Isl Of May, 1888.
N. b. The. grea attention will be paaf 10 keep
pereer order tiroag heat als establishment, as was
aNne lass
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NEW ORLEANS

Steam and Patent biscuit BdEeFy-Wa teTs dHd
HiiimGn.
No. a. Moreau <near the Pontchartrain Rail Road2
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Vino Biscuit
Sugar, Butter, Midiord and Water Crackers.
sii The hive articles are warranted to be The
frs quality, and keep in any climate. being
completely kiln dried.
Aso,-Kiin dried corn meal.
Orders lett at G. w. Pri'c hard and Taga't, Jr
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Smail kegs put up expressly fo'
Fn,;lu uso l5nov
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Captain Swer requests US to state, TINT the steam
bout Giraffe, will commence her regular trips Mo
b,e leaving this day after the arrival of the - o'clock
cars, and for the accommodation ofthe public, letter
bag will be kept the Merchants Exchange, in Royal
street, where all tiers scnt will he carefully delivered
at the post Office in robile. Such persons desire to
forward letters for other places by the Express Mail
can do SO by paying the postage here, when dposlng
their letters, required by the post ofce in Mobile.
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no MERCHANTS

uFMERCHANTS can hare n BItyrITUE CiRcU-
LAR struck off at fur hours Norlcf, hy@dragnt The
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRIsTINoi
OrrIcE, st. Charles Exchange, adjoining lie BEAn-
ING Room at Corner of Graver street.
ROX CHAlRS-lO0 dozen Box Chairs, just
D coved aud suitable for shipping for sale at tho
Louisiana Furniture Ware Rooms.
novl3 WM CARNES
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THE FUTURE. The federalists may expect TO
o gain in the fail. N. Y. Post
Surely this is too trite 10 be what the editor in
tended: we think SO, at least, and imagine his
meaning to be that the democrats will spring up
the poles, and again meet fall.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22
CITY HGrEE.

Cs,nsr Of Com,ao@ aud Camp strests.
NR r. Il MRS GEO SHALL have the pleasure
lvk Of Informing their rien'A and The puhlic than
bs osned o,o We say the ah inst, or the recep
ton Of company. They have bud se House ,s,vroug h.
ly repaired and newly furnished throaghous AND beg
reputation the hsase may HAYS sned in pass yeare
exer,ions qsr part shab be wanting to maintain
it hereafter.
COLLATION. viii be spread at III e'eosk she
ing Of the l4h inst, 10 which ale public is respectfully
invited. nnvl3
ANCASHIRE POTATOES-2ss hasspers LAM
~ cashire Potatoes, sor saae by
$ 4 UP WHITNEY,
novI6 4 Cont ST
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THE PARRIclDE. Tae Guy Court Of Baltimore
hus over ruled the m olon for Trial of Stew.
arts case. The sentence is to be confined in the
Peni.entiary unul the 3hh August $50,
Nv entienh par, OF the confinement 10 be solitary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-22

If the statement Of the Herald is 10 be relied on
Swanwou.'s securities are equal I" $i2O,OD0 or
$4,000. Nj. NJ, Quack enboss 10 in for fifty,
John G. Castor, Murgan Lewis, Benjamin Birds,
all, and Mr.. Livingston, Tor ten thousand dolaIs
each and or 7 others for smaller sums.