True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2e, 1882:
WESTERN ELECTIONS,

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MADISON district. Tie contest is close between VIM.
Herod' wing, and Wick his loco eco competitor in the
indianapolis district, and Davis loco foco, pushing
). Ewing, wing, close in Vncennes district. James
Rarden whg, is reelected Gem NJ Carly, subtrea
surcr-whig and J. Thomson, loco foco. William Prof
fit, wing, has succeeded in defeating Robert Dale owen,
in the Evansville district. This is Rntr Boon's own
district, and wing gain The district represented in
the last congress by the Hon. A. S. White elected u.
s. Scnator) not heard from. The political complexion
ofhe Legislature ia doubtful md NOT ascertained an
much from, the hoosier state.
Kentucky. Old Kentuck stands firm We have
lost one and probably gained wbig member of con.
gress. VIM o. But or, v. b., is elected by about 100
votes, over VIM W. Sou,hrate the late wh;p member,
in Col Johnson's own own district.
Wing members elected-Jobn pone. re- elected. John
White. do. Richard Hawes d. Wn, Graves Jo .
], r. Underwood d.. < II Ardorso, :, ,,oco uor,
Ian declined. Willis Gree, :, ,,ce ofI c,ho,, d.
clined Tr;nle !, ,,,cs ,r Ramsay doc,;,od. Shor~
rod Williams ,v;,bo,, o,,os;,;,r rJ,oy, vh;o :,
bcleved &c eloc,.d j.; Mor,fo, a;,, re,~n mn, oor,.
plee J. Murrav,s dis,r;c, mn, h,,rd from 7, seo, tho
onv ,oco Goco ,nemh.r fo,, rho t, :, rho ,os, con
sress There il n lorpe m,or;,v of wbqs elected IN
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81 LOUIS aug iiu'' io'''
Lear o'Hso" - arrived on SATURDAY Tie 'oth.
Jun 'uc" P'eased win ms cl'y. Inc french part Of
e from Inc river Duck tour streets does not wear
an hvhe appearance Marrow and badly paved streets
ana NY punt houses are Its CHIEF features great
many OF Inc old buildings have disappeared and in
'"er stead the Americans haze put up the most com"
hod'o"s houses FIRST or main street, one remove from
'l'e "ur' Is inc great business mart Along the wharf,
'e houses chiefly OF stone are repusve in Their appear"
ancf'
Inc lan''hg is u'f one mere are now lying at it
s"s }" stea"ers' an 'o'u ~ boats are frequently
seen IN port. Inc increase OF trade at tins point may
re Known IN the fac that ior the year ending December
1885, the arrivals were l3'o,-for the year ending Dec
..'e! '''o' 'ey were No. l'e present season. they
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