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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
Mail Regulations.

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The Great Eastern .Ha,i is closed every day al 10
o'clock, A Ms due every day at 10, NJ.
The Express Mail is closed every day at haf-past
10 A MIS- duo with the great Eastern Mail,
every day.
Tie Lake Mail (via Covington, La.) is closed
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock,
A Ms due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satar-
day, al S, P NJ.
The Lo,nsriNe or Rirer Mail is closed every
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday, at s T MIS-
sent and rs,urned by steatnboats.-Arrivrs irregn.
ary three times week.
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Tuesday and Friday, at 8, Ms sent and ro
| turned by the steamboat Brilliant
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larly by steamboats,, twice a wock.
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S Ssss;:a',, Closes at o'clock, VI
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! Sew-Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
| OFFICERS yuE YEAR 1888.
S. j. Peters, President,
A. Qu.rticr, lst Vlce President,
W.. L. Hodge, ID do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1888.
James Dick, Thomas Barrett.
John A Merle, II G Cammack,
Jas II Lcverich, Ahah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Sec,
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Uj' PRINTED at the shortest Notice. in the most
elegant manner, IN Black or Colored INKS on Enamel
led, White blake or Plain Smtaced CARDS. and at
Prizes pery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner Of Poydras ami St. Charles SIS.
'Scre,0k New and Beautiful Founts of TYPE hare
Just been aaded to the Establishment.
Orders reecired at Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Erchange 5rd door from Glavier st.
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Auendhqnc p,u icurs pronri6tarcs dc Carrolton
ont demant6 au conseit de les aider faire Nh b n
cncmin travrrs l'avcnuc dc Carrolton iusqu'su
chcmln de la chemin dc Ia compagne du canal ct
40 10 tanque, sur e bord dudit canal, peasant qrn
tel chemin sera dun avaniagc s6L6ral pour celte
m,lnicpali'6.
III est rcsolu que la snmn,c lie doux mile piastrcs
est at demture nPpropI.6e pour les alder 'acIe
vemcnt dudit cleniin pourvh quill soft assoz large
pour doux voiiures, dams toute son 6lenduc, ou'l
soft d'uno eevaton sufiisante pour tcoulcr eau,
creuse sur les deux co Gs ct couvct d'au mons 4
pouces de coqnilles, pourvtl quo le chcmin sol,
iait la satisfaction de CO conseIl ayant que Far.
gent CO aPproprj6 ne soft pave
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$1,000! Capital Prize.

$1,000! Capital Prize.
Tickets only So.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State Lottery, Glass So.
40. 20, II, %, |, D, "a, y, A.. 1856.
GLASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature of
" the Sate. To he drawn THIS DAY. Nov.
18th, 1898, at O'Clock r. NJ at the Merchants Ex-
change.
s.DAyIs g. 60, Managers.
Is Nnmhsrs-l2 Dhwn Ballots.
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Resolu one lie eomptroleur es, ct demeurs auto-
rise aduger plus hant OF dernier enGherisscur,
toutes les hatisscs ct distractions entire les
lignes de la rue se.endsnt dePuis Ia rue Poydras
hsqpa la rue Grod, entro les rues Tehoupitoulns
OF dss Magasins, apres avoir donn6 ing iours do
notice, requerrant qns lesdtes batsses ct obsirue
Hons soient enleves dams Fespacs de quinze iours
spres Republication, ct le voysr Ell autori,e
pfendre dc ladte rue. de Ia nivser apres
srente jours de notre jeurs de motto donn6e aux
pPepr6tairss ct eenx qui occupent la terre et les
Sdihsss sils6s dams lesdtes limites.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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English Potatoes are selling in New York at g. 1-e
cents per hamper. Lemons at 81 50 per box Irish
"hSkey-the real Dublin, in bond, and emit led to de-
ben'ure 81 GO: and Cotton, up ands old at IL to 10
34 and IA to II 10 for new.
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Nos. II, 40, 20. The Capital Prize of $4,000 was
sold the Managers Office, in whole ticket and the
fortunate holder is requested call and receive his
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

R6so'u que 10 ycyer est ct demcurr aut, rise A
fare placer des Potoaux fanaux nux endroi,s sui
vans, savoir:
A rintorsccticn dos rnns Ernnt ri Mia LARA
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u MIR. jonathan Lane consignee of Mackerel, per
ship Norman, from Boston, is requested TO make his
residence known The dlscharginS clerk, the Le-
wee. S&J z WHITNEY,
nny13 Cont ctr
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THE FERAspAH-Thi' splendid new Hotel lie fast
, fitting up and will be ready receive boarders in
| a few days. In the meanwhile, the Bar of the
ests hlishm-n. will be opened on Wednesday at 70
o'clock, and we expect all amateurs will be there
| TO drink q &C prnaper We. to King &, Meeks."
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on resne Ia surfaces ct ds rcmplr les nterstic du
pavage Ell bois hexagon dams la rue Carondelet
25 cents par yard carroc, pourvu que lcdt ouvrygc
sot iait la satisfaction du voyer.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

The chances for q rise IN The ONO seem daily
diminishing as does the river itself, for snow s
last falling at Wheeling, and SO is the river at
Louisville, ~hlo oil Cincinnati the weather is
ge'I'ne tre.zngly cold, and black looks with blue
noses are becoming abundant. The Nashville
Wig says there is not the most distant prospett
OF rise in the Cumberland and IS for the Wa
bash It's overflow, when i, comes, is like the push
OF champagne, one gush, and then it subsi es into
insipid stiffness
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FALL FASHIONS.
'ENliE subscribers take leave inform their patrons
IL and the public generally, that they are now pre-
pared to exhibit their fall fashions.
GOSSIP & co,
Fashionable lIatters, Exchange Ho1el
nOyl2 ST, Charles st
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B"enos .4y'es.-We have been politely favored
ey commercial house al his city, with Ii 9 fol.
lowing extract of n letter dared
RuENoS AYREs, 9Th August, 1887.
In PnIlticel way every thing is IN a wre chcd
state in this pruvlncr ih-re is revolt at ne south
and prisoners are brought in daily, and numerous.
executions tave taken place here l1ty. Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

short Of this seems now likely 10 bring peace, OF
| safety.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

The Courts in New York were shut d,,,r Il. o,,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

This medicine must not be numhe ed among the host
OF quack nostrunls now before the public, it is the
sole invention of the ablest and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the secret of preparing
was purchased by the agent for very large sum Ii is
Agreeable ana pleasant to the taste, acts mild aper
lent always keeps the bowels free, mparts vigor and
strength to the system, and cheerluness to the mind
and tcw bottles removes the most confirmed cases of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and preventsa return any
future nernu.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Inc 'Gov' rnor Shelby is hard and fast aground
above Memphis. She lies upon pile OF % -, and
as the river is fast falling all around her, there
she must remain.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

~ OAP-lG0) boxes No. & Soap, of Mcachain
~ and Valentine bra ads. 100 boxes Judds patent
white and coored Sperm Candles supC rior article
Fall and Winter bIcathcd Sperm Oil, pure article
BLANCHARD,
nova Gr,,;nr
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Mondelli g. Reynolds,

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
1 AVE removed their office to the MERcHAEr's
EXCHANGE, 2nd Story, No.2. Entrance from
Exchange Place, near the Post Office.
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HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE.
4 FIRST rate gentle Mare, accns toned to stanG
"a where left. Apply at Tuucrsalls.
uOyI3
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81. Charles Theatre.

THIS EVENING, NOV. 10,
Will be performed the Drama of the
BURGOMASTER'S DAUGHTER.
The Burgomasler Of Cologne Mr. Paret
Ephraim, fnrren
Lnban Pearson
Hens Bolt, Cowell
Adelaide, Mrs. Farren
Maid, Harrison
An Overture by Orchestra
Previous to the Burgonaster's Daug liter,
A LESSON FOR LOVE.
John Frankly, MIR. Harrison,
St. Clair, Debur,
Seymour, - Page.
Lady Grantley, h''s. Farren
Fanny Ndmuy, HARRISON
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New York, l7th August, 1888.
IS Mndisnu. slreet.

iNEN lbhh u vi August, 1906
80 Madison. street.
SIR-ln consequence of leading Il scden1nrv life,
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ten years; Tor the last three years my sulenga have
been insnpportnbIe. | have tiled several phvscians
and number OF quack medicines without deriving any
benefit despared of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself TO the most homeless DESPAIR
was persuaded by many friends to try Abcrncth, !
Dyspeptc Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
tie. and Know not how to express nv admiration Of it
wonderful virtues and the miracle it has performed in
restoring me TO that health which thought lost for
ever. send me hat dozen bottles more and cXcrpt
my thanks ior the blessings you have conferred by re-
storing me- to perfect health.
remain yours,
JACOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession several hundred tcs-
timonlas similar the above, of the extraordinary viz
tues OF tins medicine Sold by appointment, at Doct
Johnson's, l4n i1icnville street. nov 5-tf
Blank Checks, Bills of T.ading. Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills. Cata-
lOgnes, sc. sc.
tJ'DRDGRS far he 1bore, anil ercrD oUter s7es-
criptioa Of lj7P!uN WING ~ rcccirea ut Compiling
Room oj' TRUE AMERICANA" in ST. CHARLES En-
CHANGE, Sd door from Gravi"r street.
Eriemsire ant Bcauti,uk Book ans Jon Fousrs
from tie best Fo"udres ahc THitrd States hire inst
teen 0d3cd 10 the aiready irc-storkH Establishment;
and ORDERS miN be crrrnted as Low, az Clieaplv,
Expcditiously and Beautifully, as al any other Office
in the City.
Norl-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Inc d"eVe'-'he wonder OF the animal world,
EiPed and quadruped-wss exhibiting a, Cincin-
natl on the 9Th inst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

IL powder Tea
~ l3b do do do do
10 cases CAMS err do do dI
AZ l-2 Chests Pouclong Tea
AZ boxes Souehong landing from ship Isaac Hicks,
from New YorE, for sale by
LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
no" 2a Il % New Leyre
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TO LET.
III Dwelling house, suitable for small
ssgHH family situated Na,adcs str ct. fronting
,1a9s1Aa Ilyoli Circle. Also, the furniture in said
mouse for SALE it all purchased the north at
very low rate, and will be sold at a bargain. For fur
Their particulars enluire Of
DAVID FELT f. Co,
New York St1toners Hall,
movie 81 (,h,rtre. q,
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& ERVANTS FOR SALE A Cook, Washer and
- lroner, and excellent house for sale with
full guarantees. Apply nj the office of tile True
Anneri1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

o" THE packet ship Ozone, Lyons, master, from
New York, is now dischnrging opposite the Vegetable
market; Consignees requested 10 attend the
ceipt of their goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

16sola que 10 voyer est ct demeue autorik@ a
employer NJ Sites Miller psur eouvrir en- goatren
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
ABERNETHY'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR.

Dr. Alternately, the greatest of Eng'i,h surgeons was
Of opinion that inrcnlh4 of the diseases that affect
nnnkind originate in lhe stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented succcss in
his private and public practice for upwards of forty
years, Tor the Removal of The following Diseases:
Loss ufappee, Flatulencv, Distenrion Of the Stom-
nch, Pain in the side leaviness of the Head and incli-
na'ion TO sleep, rreguarty of the Bowels and in all
cases where Indigestion tostive habit is found to
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Ut. II. McCaleh Attorney Law, has removed
his office to Exchange Alley, between Cont and St.
|
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TO RENT.
A LARGE and comnodious Room over LEWIS
a auction store, 50 Magazine street Aprlv to
" GREENE,
I.tinFrapher, on the premises.
H-The above would make good drifl room.
now,
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DIED.

At O'Clock Monday morning Miss JOHANNA RYAN,
of New York, aged 10 years, of lingering Illness which
bore with christian or,itnde Her funeral will pace
this morning, 10 O'Clock, from tho residence of
Ryan, No. $40 Gravier street, near Circus.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

DIR. RIKD'S NEW NOVEL Nc.
| DIETER PILGRIM ortlle Ramber's Reco eciions
| H. BY the author of Cauvar, Nick of the Wsods
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Rccorde

II est resolu quo lc collector est ct demcnre au
torso a employer un assistant tcpuis lie Ter de no
remhrc dc janvlcr. ains quill 8 pouleh par Ia
resolution du IL dGcembre 1897.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

IL BY the author of Calavar, Nick of the Wsods,
&c., in . vols.
Piccioa: or, Captivity Captive, by NJ. D. Saintnn.
The British Senate; or, second series of Random
Rccollections of the Lords and Commons, BY The al-
thor OF the Great Metropolis, Tho Bench and the Bar,
in vols
or the causes wbc retard increase in the Droducon
of Wealth, and IMPROVEMENT in the physical and NOR
al condition of Nan-hy IL Carey, author Of an Es-
say the Rate of Wuvs-l vol 8vo.
Just received and for sale by
WM M'KEAN,
octl3 cor Camp & Common ST
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Z MERSON'S RAZOR SrROrS-Three cases
MA OF the genuine article, lust received by
REESE & DuANGE,
l.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

4 4 AVANA COFFEE Of prime quality in storo
H. and landing, and for sale by
5 q BLANCHARD,
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4 f0l.OGNE WAfER-Peiluuery &c.. Just land re
~ from the ship Salem. A splcn id article of c.
lognc, put up expressly for the retail tadc: also the
phrest French perfumety, embracing every variety for
the toilet, for sale by
REEFS & D'LANGE,
nly'a q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

4 HAVANA SUtiAR.-Nhite and Brown, Box SUI
Il gNrs, of prime quality, l,ndne and for sale by
S G BLANCHARD.
noy3 ~ Ernyi.r ar
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-27
MARYLAND.

We take the following not unimportant item
from the Frederick Times, paper, by the bye,
conducted with talent, and zeal and fidelity
worthy Of the noble cause in which il has en-
gagged with much distinguished success.
NJ The REroHa BILL passed the House Of Dele
gates the 18th inst, by overwhelming majority,
and congratulate friends this glorious result
The democratic party of this State must now 60 to
work and endeavour achieve another proud triumph
They must purge their party Of the abomnabc hereses
Of Loco Focoism and rcorganize 1t upon the old demo-
cratic platform Unfortunately, too many OF thepresses
which once advocated principles, have left US, and
are now herading forth doctrines obnoxious to demo-
cracy and destructive Of the dearest interests OF the
Republic But our friends need not despair--we shall
soon have champions enough. Our Baltimore cores
pondent who writes Understandings US that the
unchanged democrats of the monumental city" will
soon establish press that place, worthy OF our right
eous cause As for old Frederick county, she sound
to the core The Conservatives can beat the Loco
Focos and Wings both
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-27
BRIBERY AND CONJUNCTION.

The Globe Of the 2lst inst, contained an
editorial article, charging the vote in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, instructing their
Senators aud Representatives in Congress TO
vote against the Sub-treasury scheme, as the
consequence OF letters received from direct
ors Of certain bank,n and that If the bill
before the Senate "should be lost by the votes
of the Senators from Pennsylvania, il would
be lost because member Of the Legislature
owed debt to the bank, and the bank COM
PEELED his vote by the power thus acquired"
We noticed the charge in our last paper,
aud while we did not believe ii could be sub
staniiated by legal proof, we also limited that
the allegation might possibly apply with great
er force to those who voted against the In
structions.
Since that article was written, facts have
come to our knowledge, which will place
portion of the Sub-treasury party in no envia-
bic position.
Ofwhat we are about to state, proof can be
produced.
An active member of the Van Buren, party
in the Pennsylvania Legislature, pending the
Instruction Resolutions, attempted to bride
another member Of the same party, by an offer
to him of sum of money, for the forthcoming
of which he pledged himself in writing over
his personal signature.
Ii our statement shall be denied, we are
prepared to publish literal copy of the
"pledge," emitting names.
The last Richmond Enquirer has the fol-
lowing:
"Chargcs of corruption are making by both par
ties in the Legislature TO the resolutions of In
struction. The member from York. Mr. Thompson,
voted for the Instructions TWAS then said that the
York Bank by the threat of persecution, drove him
TO vote for the resolutions" 1t is now said that Mr.
Reynolds of Westmoreland offered to make him
loan of l 900 il he would vote against Instructions,
and that this offer made in writing, pending the
question on the resolutions! A Correspondent from
Harrisburg (of the Philadelphia Advertiser writes
on the 10TH that MIR. Ford has resolution drawn,
for the appointment of committee to inquire into
the facts" The question ought TO be investigated
The member, as well as the House, owe il TO them
selves to demand strict investigation"
We trust that the Legislature will promptly
discharge this duty which they owe to the Re-
public, as well as to themselves and let the
Infamous manner in which this Sub-treasury
is attempted to be forced upon the country, be
exposed to the unmeasured scorn Of the civil
lied world.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-27

MR RIvEs' BlLL--We have examined this measure
carefully and il doth that there is not
tional being in the whole country, who can refuse his
immediate assent to the proposition Of Mr.. Riyes. 1t
proposes the reorganization Of the State Bank deposte
system upon improved plan combining all the utility
which has ever been conceded TO an United States
Bank and entirely free from the dangers general
" and Justly ascrbed such institutionand forms
that middle ground between the Sub-treasures on the
one hand and National Bank the other, on which
both parties can meet and do something for the relief
Of the people.
Il has been framed with the view Of securing sound
and uniform currency, and facilitating the domestic
changes Of the country, and convinced that it
will pass both Houses OF Congress.-Dem Adu. Ro-
chester, A. Y.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-27
"THE TIMES AND COMMERCIAL
INTELLIGENCER

We refer the reader to the " Proposals"
which appear to-day in our paper, for publish
ing in the city Of New York, new paper, Of
the above title, TO be devoted to the doctrines
and principles Of the Democratic Republican
party.
We hail the announcement Of this undertake
ing with no ordinary degree Of pleasure. The
Democratic Republicans of the city of New
York, numerous and highly respectable as
they are, have long wanted and deserved an
organ Of the character which this promises 70
be.
We understand the Times" will be con-
Quoted by a gentleman amply qualified, in all
respects, to take rank among the highest, and
to give to his paper, at least, character me-
riting success.
The first number, we believe, is TO appear
on the 4th of March, (ominous day !! and we
trust that it may prove powerful coadjutor
in the work christening the loco foco federal
lists to that doom to which their ways are lead
ing, and in reinstating the Republican party
upon the sure rock of the Jeffersonian and
Madisonian doctrine Of 179S.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-27
OHIO.
Extract Of a letter, dated

CINCINNATI Ohio, Feb. Is.
The people--the great body of the democracy of
the State are opposed 10 radical measures, and are
becoming very FESTIVE, and with few more turns
of the Locofoco screws will refuse pull any longer
in the traces In this section Of the State public
sentiment has underground most astonishing change,
and il is the strongest democratic section Of country
in the whole western valley. In this county ii
would have been reasonable offence six months
ago to have openly denounced measure of the adj
minisration and 10 have questioned the honesty and
purity of those who have advised Mr.. Van Buren, 10
his political destruction, would have been looked
upon as an open rebellion against the democratic
party. But il is not the case now. The people no
longer consider it reasonable 10 question the policy
of the administration, and they have ceased to look
upon the Globe the mirror Of truth and expounder
Of democratic principles. ! have very good OPP
portunity to ascertain the extent of the dissatisfac
ton which exists in the democratic ranks in this
quarter, and l have not allowed it TO pass unim-
proved of the $500 democratic rioters in Hamilton
county, the Sub Treasury scheme has nat 200 adro-
cntgs'