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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

COMPTROILER'S OFFICI->ECOND MUNICl-
PAIlTY.
New Orleans, October, 10th, 1888.
& EAI.ED proposals will be received ut this office
~ until Friday, the 18th instant, for the furnishing
OF this Municipality with FIVE thousand gallons oftirst
quality winter strained 81 perm Oil, to be delivered nj a
time 10 be agreed upon.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposnls foi Oil"
JOHN CALHOUN,
ootl0:9t Comptroller.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

LADIES 81 GENTLEMEN NnE NOTICE.
ENRlS evening, October the 9th, Fl PAVII-
Il LION Ball ROOM, on the other side of the
river, will lie ,e=areaned for The season.
N B-No Ladies admitted without being accompan-
led by gentlemen.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

TThe burial ground at Potter's field preseais
this curious anomaly. Connected with il there
are spacious cattle pounds, and thus the food that
supports the living rsposes an'ids' the resting
places OF the dad,
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FOR NEW YORK

FUK NEW YURk.
UThe packet ship Yazoo will leave the levee to
morrow evening; for passage only, apply en- board op
posite The Vegetable murket, or to
ID BEIN g. A COHEN,
Dctl5 90 Common q
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CO -PARTNERSHIP.

CO PARTNERSHIP.
gNyHE undersigned have formed a co.partnership I'M
IL der tho firm of MCDONNELL & WATERMAN,
ut the Exchange Hotel, on St. Charles ST.. from and at.
ter the first dav of November next.
Individually under obligations to the citizens; stan
gers and travellers generally, for the liberal patronage
received while conducting separate establishments
in tbs city, they beg leave to announce their de-
fermin, ton to exert their united efforts to please, while
catering for the tastes and G neral comfort of their
guests, and hope thereby 10 ensure a continuance Of
JNO M'DONNELL.
DC WATERMAN,
. The Natchez Frcetrader; Louisville Journal; New
York Express; Philadelphia Herald and Sentinel; Bos.
ton Atlas will please publish the above three times, and
forward their accounts to this Office.
octl5-im
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

GULL IEAF.
TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS.
FENHE Subscriber takes this opportunity of inform
Il ing his friends and customers, that he still con-
tinues to manufacture the following named articles;
Gold und Silver Leaf, Gold and Tin Foil Bronzes, &C.,
and warrants them superior to any manufactured in
the United States.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

NAP PAPERS-Just receive a few cases ofvery SUI
" perscy thin blue and blue and white @oye Cap pa.
DAVID FELL f. co,
ocfl5 N Stationer's Hall, 81 hartres st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

KHHE subscriber offers for sale:
IL 500 boxes Sperm Candles;
rs " Judd's patent do;
100 " Tnl!ow do;
$50 /" No Il Extra Soap;
40 bbls Refined Whale Oil;
10casks Sperm oil;
en6bpxes manufactured Tobacco;
100 boxes Teas;
785 bags heavy and coarse Bonaire Salt;
80 bbls 4th proof American Brandy;
800 kegs Boston Nails,
% sets stevens patent Balances;
$40 coils Bale Rope;
10000 gunny bags, assorted sizes;
200 cases boots, shoes, %hrogans, &c.
SO cases seasonable clothing;
100 bales, consisting of Lindseys, kerseys,
Lowell cottons, CottorladeS, Sheetings, Slli,tings,
Bookings, feelings, Pliins and Sattinets; also, Umbrel-
las, Ink and Playing Cards.
ISAAC BRIDGE s. Co.
Oct8 lai Magazine st
DAPER-Ja't received per ship Chester, from Phil
Il ~adelplia, eighteen cases oflow priced blue and
white Letter Paper; four cases fancy letter paper; four
cases extra large size packet Post, for sale by ease or
reun,, by
DAVID FELT 81 60,
N York Statiuner'S Hall,
octlS ID Charities II
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m ALAGA WINE-swest aud Dry Malnga Wine;
w in or casks and lndi II bbls, entitled to debenture,
for sale by READ d. BARSTOW,
ucfl5 81 Gravier 81.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ole OlllA AtlllZS i l1lI11 i AGHs
TNyHIS magnificent structure has undergone, during
the recess, an entire new order Of establishment;
the whole Of the interior has been repaired: the Cham
delier has been taken to pieces and its y cwt. Of Gu,
has been neglected, either in the building itself or in
engagements, which have been made with the first dra-
matte talent in the country, to promote the high char
ncter which the ST. Charles has obtained both at homo
and abroad, for its being one of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the World.
The Orchestra, heretofore acknowledged superior,
has been cons derably increased in number and talent,
md former deficiencies in particular members Of tho
Prague Band.
the day will be produced, and in Il style which it is pre-
suncd will give general satisfaction.
The following ladies' and Gentlemen are in treaty
"''''' J ann WHIT II. BARTON, Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
]. SCOTT,
ii. J. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. T. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs. Harrison Messrs. Plumer,
Pearson, Page,
Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
Cowel, Paret,
Debar, Denuison.
And others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON,
Mrs. Barnes,
Mss Charlotte Barnes.
Mesdames Farrrn, Mesd'lles. Sidney Cowel,
Cowcl, Jones.
lebar, Chester,
Plumer, Sc.tt,
Harrison, C. Smith.
+. Brown, Ravrnot,
Madden,
Smith.
S NJ. LEE, Principal Artist.
y Le"i, .Costumer,
We'll, Tailor,
>. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRA.
MRssFs. Croce, Measrs. Hoeller
Gnlienari, Myers,
Jacob, Storm,
Zi'terbnrt, Luciani,
Desiorges, Charltan,
Curl, b. Hopt.
Fay, Eberharda,
Kruger, ItOvh,
Holland, Smelgsr,
Foster, Cioth.
Conduit, ts,rella.
parni, Grips,
& Hopt, Even
Patterson. And other. in treaty
ii. w. JONAS Leader
X. W. Elliot, Head of Police.
upnjT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

~It.FFEItSUN ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
es conducted by b. Granet, l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between Cont und Bienville. Til
situation was the most eligible that could be found.
being entirely free from the i oise Of the streets and ,hs
rafting of drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
various branches o%fcommon education in French and
in E"gli-h-The Senior department for Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctuality, order unl discipline
are strictly enJoined and observed.
Terms. Junior Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is.
Spanish 6
LIST. BOOKS, sla, es, paper, &c. charged separately:
snd. 4 month once begun, to be paid in full;
drd. No deduction for absence nor for HOLIDAYS
9Th. Payments to be made regularly every month.
school hours from 8 IL TO 3 O'Clock, except Thurs.
days. sep27
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

49,,
NKTAS brought to the Pound Of the 2nd Municipal
wv ity, in Baronne street, between Hevia and Iii.
rod streets, on the Goth Sept, 1913,
A large Bay HORSE.
The owner is requested TO prove property and take
him away, or he will be sold by T. A Guillof. Austion'
II S HARPER,
oc,5 Captain Of Watch
La etc umene au depot de la Seconde Munieipa-
Il lite, lie % seprembre, un grand chtval ba:: le pro-
prietaire est prie de veuir prouver So propritte etlem-
mener: artrenent il sera vcndu d l'encan par "A
Gnllot,e, eucanteur, samedi 10 ID du courant.
5oct HARPER, Capt. Watch, 2de Nun.
XX7ERE brought to the T und ofthe Second MUM
w icipalitv, in Baronne street. between Hev.e
and Girod Sire on the 18th instant, the following
animal, wiz 49,.
Two dark Bay Ho,scs;one has a mark on the LETT
hip.
The ownc If requested to prove property and take
them away' fore Saturday, 9th October, or he will b
sold by L Guillot, Auctioneer.
II s HARPER,
oct15 Captain of Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

L INSTRUMENTS For Army or Maya chest from
u London, manufactured by VIM. Evans, received
lately and for sale low, the Doctor it was intesded for
having no use for it at present. Apply to
II BONNABEI.,
ect6 cor Natchcz l. 1chopit-ulas st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE. -
lEN1lS Institution for the education of Young gentle.
Il men. will go into operation on the first day of De-
,ober, in The basement story Of The Methodist Church.,
corner of Carondelet and Poydras, under the direc,iop
ofthe undersigned whe has occupied the chair Of ms,h.
ematics i'll several Colleges of the north, and who is a
graduate of one of the most celebrated universities Of
Europe.
The course of studies to be pursued in this .emina.
ry will b. compromised in the following division. Wig:
l. The English department, embracing ali tho
branches OF Il thorough and accomplished English ed
ucation.
:: The classical department, compromising tho
Latin and Greek languages.
8: The department of modern languages, in which
will DO tausht the French, Spanish aud German lam
guages.
4. The mathematical and philoso.hical department
eo'!nprehending Algebra, Geometry, the two Trigonom-
etries with their practical application to Surveying,
N,yigat on, Astronomy &c. Natural Philosonhy ana.
Chemistry, illustrated by appropriate experiments.
W Evening Classes in The Mod I'm Lang uages win
be formed and attended to from the LIST October.
CT ALDERMAN, A M.
REFERENCES:
] GIBSON ESQ,
REV President SHANNON, Louisiana College
Jackson.
DR A L~UZENBERG,
DUNCAN Esq,
J L, Q, New Orleans.
ser2S, 1888,
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WILLIAM BRADY

No. 10 South Fifth ST., Philadelphia.
I'All orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to.
The Courier Charleston, S c. 'The True Ameril
cam New Orleans, and Wing Cincinnati, Ohio, will
please insert the above 6 times, and send their bills TO
the office of the National unio4,' Philadelphia, with
papers continuing the advertisement.
o,tE-Et
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

o NEW YORK
Fl The ship CHARLES, Capt. ML.nnu-
1TrsSSe than, having 3-ith of her cargo engaged aud
-G.sSllg going on board will meet with immediate les-
patch. For freight of 100 tons Lend and 100 bales oot-
ton, apply to LEVI II GALE,
sep29 90 Common &c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

To MEN
rHSHE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
street, at present occupied by Messrs. A II
Wallace & Co.
The three story brick store at the corner of Bank Al
ley and Natchez street, at present occupied by Nlessrs.
Heath Il Co; the third st try being fitted for a bed
room.
Also, the 3rd story of the brick store in Bank Alley,
4th door from the last ualned-tle 2nJ and Sd stories
being well fitted up.
Possession TO be given on the lst November next.
Oct5-tf CHAS- A ACDBS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

FOR ALEXANDRIA. #I
t. ff~aA The steamer DENMARK. will
Ah,jd@IA $run as a regular packet during low
f4s,asssg'5-Sagsz water, from mouth Of Red River TO
Alexandria. For particulars apply 10
sep22 JNO IL GRAHAM.
RAGGlNG s. BALE ROPE-3OO pieces bnEsinx
~ 100 coils rote, for sale by
LAWRENCE T. LEGENDRE,
sep29 IS or 20 New Ieves
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

w ANIEp A woman 10 take charge of two chill
w dren; one who is willing to travel, a middle ..
ged woman ell American, English or Scotch would
be pr terred. None heed apply wi bout the hest refer
ehc'S' Apply atthc Office OF the True American.
{oGIS, Shnrs and Brosuns-4O7 cases Roots
hH Shoes and Brogans, landing from ships Chero-
kee' Eliza Ann, aud Henry, comprising n gsod assort-
tle.t, ana suitable for the city or country trade, and
which will be sold on the most accommodating ieEms.
A + DUNBAR co,
ocf4 ~ Custom liouse 81.
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR f. YORK.
Packet Of me lGM sna.
LOUISIANA n NEW LINE.
III The %co"pered and copper fastened pack
,TTfSs ct ship MISSISSIPPI, Behee, master, will
-4A 49,: sail as above; for reight or passage, having
elegant recommendations nplls on board opposite the
Vegetable mufket, or To
J d BEIN & A COHEN,
ociS 90 COinnlal X
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octl5 NY S.a,i,ncr's Hall, "a Cilartres
RDAGGING-AIA Bale Rope, for pale hv
ID READ s. BARSToW,
ncf1S Rank Place.
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~ ULED Record Paler-Just received a few reams
HI Hudson's very fire blue record Cap, 10th PLATA
m,,J rulaJ C,r soia In
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FOR BIOS TON.
III The first class ship HAROLD, Howss
lTTfH master, having most Of her cargo engaged,
- y will meet with despatch. For remainder Of
freight, or passage. apply on board, or to
STETSON g. AVERY,
octl2 az Grn,ier ~
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FOR HANRE
HI The Al ship ALLIANCE; Fsrwald
[TEFrT> master: hsving all her cargo engaged. s1
-AlAGa z.t-. cept 3nO bales cotton, for freight OF " hich, ar-
ply On board, or TO
S &J = WHITING,
cc'l2 Cont street
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asEACH BRANDY. A few bbls old peach brady
n for sale by
o,tl5 7 Rant pfaan
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EIO LEE.
Ii The basement floor of No. l23 Julia. next
fsssTTiWdn1 thu corner Of Camp street; suitable ior Offices
lss ~ or store rooms. Apply on the premises, or 10
CIV CAMMACK,
ortIo Canal Bank.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

BUREAU DU VOYER DELLA Pc MUNICPALITE
I'm conformite dune resolution din conseil dc la &c
~ mnnicipalite. passee dams la seance de mardi, -
aout dernier, Avis est dome que lie 90 d%'octobre, 1888,
nj ere DIS tout bois de c~harpente don't la municipalite
peurrait acoir besoin pour ss travanx pendant un IN
n partir du jour de ladjudication; les bois deja con-
tractes, pour les wlarfs exceptos; les bois seront dc
cypre seies an moulin, de bonue qualite, sans aubier,
hache, roulure nj piqure. Une caution satisfoisante
he $1,000 sera exigee.
Ooot los pile Voyer
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SPERM CANDLES-For sale by
~ READ 81 BARST0W,
. octl5 Bank Place.
HTAf. e0D fales Northern Timothy Hay in store,
II for sale by
CHAMPLIN & COOPER,
M L ~
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- IL ~ H.

Is IL! IL IL ID
NEW ORLEANS y BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
FNHlllS line will consist of the following vessels
which have been built, or purchased expressly
for the trade, viz:
Ship SEAMAN, Captain Miner,
Barque MAKl, Nicksrsos,
+" SOLOMON SAITUS, Latham,
Brig AIttIIlTEGT, Gray.
These vessels uie Of the first class-have handsoms
furnished accommodate ms, and me of IL light draft Of
water, so as To admit of tlseir receiving aud lischargins
their cnrsocs in Baltimore ct tie City. Fright will DO
taken for ports in the Chesapeake IT on james River,
and forward. Il by the agents, Messrs. CLARK & Kellogg,
at baltimore; Expenses on goods shipped will be nd
vanred when required.
The price of pa, sage is fixed at $b0-nmrlc stores Of
the hest pualit. Nil be provided.
Steam ny aud down the Mississippi nill be taken on
all occasions
For trr slt or passage appi, to
GEit,;E BEDFORD,
octl lit - Bicn.;lle IT
o lIANRE
,;fL The fine fast sailing Al ship ZOTOFF;
,STrSfNSa Jacob Merrill, master, will have immediate
rSa.a.Is, despatch, and wants ~ bales cotton tn aenA.
pletc her cargo; for freight or passage, apply to
..t.Vl Il GALE.
oCt3 e3 CulnHlop 81.
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
HAvRE. Per ship Gange.. cargo, All hhLs tobacco aud ls3
bales cotton.
PEN5ACOLA. Per schr De-. ey. cargo, 81 barrels flour, /
eask claret wine, 9 hhds and / box tugsr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-15

n UTMEGS- i cask fresh Nutlnegs i'll store, and for
1N sale by THAiER s. co,
Oct13 "a Poydras ST
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-15

The MANHATTAN ADVERTISER. learn
collaterally, that this lively journals about to
be discontinued. All, brother Smead, thou art
the first, but there is no saying who may follow
thee in tue suspension! Quaint andmirih-mo-
wing as thou art--a wit thyself and the cause
Of wit in others--could nothing save thee?--
Many is the time whena warm bubblngIup, a
hot-spring cachination has met our willing
ears, accompanied with the declaratlon-'Good
paper, that Manhattan Advertiser; splendid
fellow, that Smead-and ending with another
heart-warm, side-shaking anti-fog-matic of a
ggfaw; and did these bring no pence to thy
pocket--no milky corn for thy "Dolly," and
no pellets of Indian meal for I" Ruffle," and her
downy brood? And hast thou said to thy sub
scribers- 1
I give thee all, / can no more-and turned
away IN the sickness and sorrow of thy heart,
because thou hadst no more to give, and the
next moment drawn thyselfup with glow of
Indignation upon thy cheek because thou hadst
given SO much and received SO little? Go to!
Go to! Ifthou hast not seen all this, turn back
to thy trade and learn it over again. Learn
that there are others beside the horse-leech
that cry" give, give" Drink the full bitter
ness Of the cup that is presented to the lips of
all who follow this Improbable calling. We
were about to say bitter things, for our hoer is
a little affected, but will refrain. Our hand in
parting, old friend, and if we ever see thy prin-
ted face once more, we will hail that day as a
jubilee.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-15

Will the gentlemen of the Budget whose
sensibilities were so violently agitated last wili-
ter by the "rufian outrage" perpetrated by the
6 Bank Wings on the "murdered Ciley'' turn
their attention to the attempt recently made in
Mississippi, by FREE Tom Moore an admins
tration "ruffian" to shoot down Prentice, Of
the Louisville Journal, who happens to belong
to the "oppositlon." Come neighbors do let
us have little "virtuous Indignation on this
occasion. People will think you made all that
outcry for "political effect, "ifyoukeep mute at
this recent barbarity much longer. Speak out
what you think of it.--Troy Mail. g9556sr
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-15

IMPORTANT PRoPosITIoN IN GRENADA
The editor of the Norfolk Beacon has copies
of the Grenada Free Press, bywhich it appears
that the legislature of that island has passed a
bill preventing the deportation of the hereto
fore apprentices to Trinldad-a curious mea.
sure to be adopted towards the free blacks.
But another measure is in agitation that con-
Germs the United States, commercially, much
more than that relating to the blacks. Mr..
Gaff has introduced into the assembly petit
tion to the British Parliament, asking for re-
duction of duties on sugars from the colonies,
and total prohibition of slaue produce. This
of course, cuts off all our southern exporta-
tions, rice, -four, sugar, cotton, &c.-Cou. and
Eng ,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-15

THE BOUNDARY QUEsTIoN.-It would appear
from the statements Of the Bangor Wing, thai
Governor Kent is determined to commence run.
ming the Boundary Line between the State Of
Maine and this Province, on the first of the en-.
suing month, as contemplated by the State Le-
gislature, notwithstanding the subsequent ac-
ton of Congress and the General Government
on the subject. We know nut what sIeps viii
be taken by the Cabinet at Washington in the
matter, but we feel convinced that SO soon as
the surveying party from Maine enter the Dis
puted Territory, which, according to the un-
derstandlng between the British and American
Governments, is to remain under British juris-
diction until the final settlement of the question
in dispute, they will be promptly met, and
dealt with as their presumption deserves
81. Johns (.M b. Cour. Aug. 1s. --
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THE GREAT ECLIPSE Positively the last
appearance this season. Got up expressly for
the benefit of the Lunatic Asylum--several
prominent stars engaged for this time only.
Performance will positively take place and no
delay on account of the weather. Get your
smoked glasses all ready, the night before, for
the eclipse will not be delayed for the want of
apparatus. Front seats reserved for the ladies'.
In order to be out of the way, the chickens are
requested to go to roost at nine o'clock, aud
the dogs will be allowed to bark as usual, during
the time when the sun has stepped out. Re-
collect, next Tuesday, and no mistake.
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: IN71fIIO
Hamilton Co. Ia, July 31st 1885,"

Curious CoINcnENcE.-That the English
are loyal people cannot be doubted. A cur
ious compliment to the Sovereign is noticed in
the Literary Gazette, in which it is stated that
Mrs. Mortram, the cara sposa of a gentleman
residing near the Founding Hospital, presen-
ted her husband with baby on the morning of
the day of George IV.'s coronation; she did
the same on the morning of William VS.; and
to crown all, she did the same on the morning
Of the youthful Victoras coronation day.
Very provoking to Mr.. Mortram, no doubt, who
was thrice prevented seeing the procession, as
he conceived himself bound in common decen-
cy and politeness to remain at home.-N Y.
.amer. FIJI. ..7s
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For The Mann,ee City Express.

| see it stated in Ppkins Statistics that pa
per money of some description, has constituted
in this country great proportion of its curren-
cy or circulating medium, from the year 1890 to
the present time For one hundred and fifty
years while this country has grown in popula-
ton and wealth ten times faster than in any
hard money nation in the world, our rulers, our
Franklins, our Washngtons have always been
in favor ofa credit and paper currency. All at
once, however, in the midst Of the greatest
prosperity--Thomas H. Benton and Martin
Van Buren,, wiser In their own estimation than
Franklin and Washington, find out that we
ought TO have hard currency and thereupon
make war upon the credit institutions ofthe
country. They have been carrying on their
experiments for several years, and what do we
see? Farmers, Mechanics, s,--business men
what say you; has the country grown more
prosperous; are you in better situation than
you were two or three years ago? when the
wicked rule the people mourn says the text.
In all ages Of the world, the character of the
ruler has been fairly inferred from the condition
of the country ruled. Good measures of 60
vernment do not any where make hard times
with the people AS well might you look for
bad fruit from good tree. Bad government
has Frustrated the business of the country, and
we must one and all join to turn out Of office
all who unhold tb,o had fyovarnroanf et tbo
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-15

Coon NIeHT, Col. JonNsoN.- Among the
ondits ofthe day, it is sad Mr.. Van Buren, has
applied to Mr.. Rives of Virginia, to run on
the ticket with him for Vice President, and
that the wiley Virglnian gave the ssGreat r.
redeemable" the go-by. So then, it seems the
Hero ofthe Thames, the man that did not kill
Tecumseh, is lost sight of in the darkness sur
rounding the throne--is to be bowed out Of
place, with the best wishes of the "Irredeem-
able" that his retirement to the bosom of his
family in the shades of the Great Crossings,
he may enjoy the light, with a peaceful and qui-
ct conscience. .-C Cincinnati Gaz.