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g. & s,."s..' =, 1870. s,s. = rupiic Account
n ~ sss.',ss a. VIZ. .:,s '.s.s3
IT, ls1s. q 8 f's ~ "a ~ ~ knssn-
3 ss 1ssrs st alvrf1uf <axnvx
SOLANlAAl
Judges M t'sA co1|yt ef Es4or, 49,
Peaix.--W ". \. alark W, J =. Trotsu. -
kusius x. Pray CltrA- lSteykaA. Pa,,es 8
Tbs high court q sr!sis sjarpeak ~ !. &
risdiction, except What properly Belongs q !! y.
Of errors and appeals ijts sessions are h,,ad.s
she hrst Monday Of Qecemher and Josuss'. e
being virtually but ose session Der n
CuAAcELLoR os 7HE STATkr-E Edward ~ q
ERk--k, II Dixon. Is y, -''''s
The superior court Of Chancery has iur,.d,,
ton over all matters pleas and coinplaints VI
soeyer, belonging -, or cosnisable IN cou,i "a
quly u holds TWO sessions annually. N
ClKeulF COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction ia civil !.
ses,iu which me sum IN controversy exceeds a.
or each Of the circuits, judge and atros...
are elecsed quadIennnialiy, from Nov. 1898.
ist JUDICIAL Disrnlcr, composed Of Tie co,r.
!lcs q Adams, Nlaiborne, Jefsnon, Wauen GA
Washinston--Gecrgs Coaltcr, Judge. JON Il
freeinan' District Attorney. y
~. JUDICIAL DlsTaicTt composed Of he ecun.
hesoi I AGO. Holmes Carroll, Yallabusha, Chcc.,
, y = ana 4snana, s! Y Shatsuck, Juiks
= n Ivn,c'., n 1~s Auo'nsy.
HI 49, = Hss~AS~ @SAcsAkt43 CuuVuStu Of the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28
5000 90
4l.27O,7SS.

READER-thisi is the sum which our unworthy dele
Connecticut by voting away our portion Of the nvoIs
from Public Lands. Yes, fellow-cirizens Mics
SMITH; ToUcEx & Co are guilty Of this deed Free.
men ct Connecticut will you any longer support such
Monday of April, answer, in voice Of ,hunder-NO:
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WING ECONOMY

Debentnre and expenses Of the loco foco
Legislature of 1887,
Dehenture and expenses of the Wing
Legislature Of 1888,
Saving to the people by the Wings, :.
Saving to the people annually, in conse.
9uence ofthe law passed BY the Wing
Legislature of May. 1888, for new-mo.
delling the County Courts,
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The first Monday Of April, 1eSO.

Election, The first Monday of April 1eSe.
FOB GOVERNOR,
WMc W. ELLSWORTH
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
CHARLES HAWEEY.
FOR SECRETARY,
ROYAL ID. WENMAN.
FOR TREASURER,
HIRAM RIDER
FOR COMPTROLLER,
HENRY KTLBOURN.
FOR CONGRESS.
Fifth District-Litchfeld Couniy
TRUMAN SMITH.
FOR STATE SENATORS.
District Is. ANDREW ABERNETHY.
16. JOHN BUCKINGHAM.
II. NATHANIEL P. PERRY.
For Sheriff Of Litchfeld County.
ALBERT SEDGWICK.
For Representatives. for the to,Un of Litckfeld.
DIR. SAMUEL BUEL,
WILLIAM RAY.
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OR STATE SENATORS.
% y AtSCE.JsetU OUUWty
ALBERT SEDGWICK.

For Representatives. for the tosDn of Litckfeld.
DIR. SAMUEL BUEL,
WILLIAM RAY.
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ton for Special Minister TO England, who
could hardly be expected to reach London
much before that time.
II may be hoped, my dear Sir, that what
has occurred, and is still occurring, may have
the effect of bringing about an early. salts
factory, and final adjustment of the whole
difficulty result which no one can desire
more sincerely than myself
Yours with constant regard,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
D. b. Ogden, ESQ., NcaO- York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-28
From the Daily CourGnf,

FROM lhe O0ety GOuFu"ts
The Times, q short time since, contained
the following paragraph
at is not surprising that the Methodists
throughout the State are indignant at the
treatment thus received from Governor Ellis
worth and the Federal party. 10 the last le-
gislature. Deceived, betrayed, treated with
contempt by those who had promised them
every thing before election. but who coldly
turned their backs upon them as soon as
power was in their hands. the Methodists are
perhaps justified in resolving. as they do al.
most to man, to support John M. Niles and
the whole Democratic Ticket"
At the last session of the General Assem-
bly,. there were. as nearly as could be ascer-
tanned. AZ Loco Foco members in the House
Of Representatives. On the question for ma.
king an appropriation to the Wesleyan Uni
veTsity, two of them voted in favor of it, and
SO against il. and two did not vote at ALL
The following are the names of the SO who
voted n tho negative, among which is that Of
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S2l,S44 IS

$6,735 70
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FOR CONGRESS-.
Fifth District-Litckfeld County.
TRUMAN SMITH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

nor dare insult the ashes Of my mother by
claiming the duties Of kindred from her de.
serted children Z"
She drew her veil hastily around her al
she spoke, and moved as if to withdraw.
Gentlemen" said Burr, l have no more
to say. The words of the law are express
ed in the bsok before you the words oi
truth you have just heard FROM woman''
pure lips (; i, is for you TO decide according
to the requisitions Of nature and the DEGREES
Of justice"
need not say that our decision was in
favor Of the defendant, and that the plaintiff
went forth followed by the contempt of ev-
cry honorable person who was present Al
the trial.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

Whenever the citizens of either Of tho con-
tracing parties snail be forced TO seek refuge,
shelter or rehef, in the rivers, bays. ports, and
dominions Of the other. with their ,sssels.
whether Of war, (pnblie or privs,e) of trade. OF
employed IN the fisheries, through stress oI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

ARTICLE XVI.
In order that the eonsub aud vice eonsuls of
the two contracting parties may enjoy the rights.
preroe estives, and irpmuoities which belong to
ihenr by their public character. they shall, be
cernrved ~ ~ Pagy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

We must give our need of praise to tho prompt
ness with which business is carried on in the Com.
mercial Court. The arrang cement for fixing cases
is better than in tho District or Parish Courts-it
is more convenient to he bar-a, least to those Of
tho bar with whom we have convcrscd. We think
1t should io universally adopted. Tho practice of
serving notices of trial is an excellent ono By
the.by, speaking of lie Commercial Court, re.
minds us to say, that tho judge should have car.
pet laid on the floor of the court room, to dcadcs
the sound made by persons walking to and fro,
while the court is sitting. The door, also, should
be fred so as prevent its making a noise when
they open and shut it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

There is Eothing in the whole range Of English no.
etry more touching, tasteful tender and true tbon In,
following by Her!ick.-N f. Gah1,cv '''e
FILLED WITH MORNING; DEW
Why do. ye weep, sweet babes? Can ,cures
Speak grcta To YOU,
Who were but borne
Just as the modest lnOrne
lenm'd her refreshing dew
Ans! you have tot known that shower
That nurrcd flower,
Nor felt tn unkind
Breath of q blasting wind
Nor are we worne with ycares
Or walpt as
who think it strange TO see
such pretty flowers, like to orphans Young
10 speake by tearts before We have IL ',oDrur.
Sprake, ring younglings and make known
The reason why
le droope and weep:
Is IT for want of sleep,
Or childish lullabe
Or that ye have not seen as vet.
The Violet,
Or broug ~ kisse
From, that sweetheart to this -
NO, no; this sorrow shown
by your tcarrs shed,
Would have this lecture read,
hat things of greatest 50 of mea,ies WORTH
ConccHd with grete are, and with ,earcs bro't forth
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
TWENTY DAYS LATER.

TWENTY DAYS LATER.
Tic Steamship Great Western, Can't Hoskcp
arrived about 10 o'clock, Saturday evening, Nov
2-by which we have our full files of London and
Liverpool papers to tho 10Th October, the day sho
sailed from Bristol.
The intelligence by this arrival is on the whole
favorable. The crops in England, Ireland and
France, are better than was feared The Money
market was shade easier; and although the prics
OF cotton had not advanced, there was fair lie.
mand at existing rates.
The Grea: Western brought out l2s passengers,
among whom arc the Bishop of Toronto, Major
Van Buren, (son of the Presidency and lady, his
Excellency Baron Roeune, Mr.. Vandcrpool, Mem
Der of Congress, Professor Shepland, Mr.. Cunard
OF Halifax, N. S., the contractor for the convey.
ance OF the mails by steam. Capt. T. Hays. U. S.
Navy, Col. March, Capt. Workman, Lieutenant
hysson' Mr.: Cruksl'ank, 93d Regiment, DR.. B.
Hnger, DR.. Rogers, DR.. r. Smith, Senior dc Pima,
Senior do Marncg, Mons Martial Chibaudicr and
great number Of ladies'. She also brings out
specie from the Bank of England, and has gene
raj cargo of dry goods, silks, &C. The specie is
Tor British service in Canada and amounts to over
S2,O0O,OOO.
The Great Western made her passage out in -
days and half. The British Queen was to sail
Novem! er |.
We present below al the n,clligencc of inn or.
lance ceeivcd by this arrival.
u S. Bank.-Tho London Courier states that
Mr.. Jaudon has made arran gemenls 10 meet all the
engagements of the United States Bank and that
l,I,,ns, "''' W '"' 's''''- ''' '"ot eSl'h-
United States r mix sh,rss sold ~ ooy y, ,bo
9th OF O :toycr
7, E,,,nd ,,o,c, osO,,,,a
,.,,.,, IT,, a., u :, ivy "'''
, ~ Wv l ~ o'" H"'
f
oHfage on '"c Q"cfR'-So'ne scnselfss scoun
dre' 'hte" TWO large stones at the head of the
Quecn III her state apartments at Nindso The
alldif iu created great sensation, but the perpc-
traitor hau cScapeu' lhe papers talked OF hush
ing IL " =
ne queen mas neeh fhucA annoyed by man
FRINGE ALBERT III idture husband of Qncen VIC
tof'a' arrived al ndsor Castle Oh the 10th ut.---
iir y"ung man. - years OF age, ct pleasing
address, ana manners oulNe OF fct TO his religious
ial'i' ocihs cathohc.
A great riot had taken place between ,be ror
fish and Irish laborers on the Che,,er and Hrkct7-
head railwuy--tne former bciup $50 strong rho
latter 3OO-armcd with picknxrs shoveIs h1ud
geous, &c,-Thc Irish were yir,orious A ora,,
many were severely injured, several tn sucl, e DO.
gree that their lives we're drspaircI Of The pucr
made prisoners Of l6.
1t is rAnored that Sir Henry IIlC,rd, in his Ca
pacl,y .! President ofthe College Of Physicians.
purposes callinu "A nlcetinr of the in nuanti, man,
hers Of the Drof.. sim :. ,,L. i,,, .o,Jar,,;
tho cou,,ci ~ Sir I,cs irt ,, ~, ,I'
,,a -. - .I,; I " -, Wv '"'' "iioi-
'una'e aha'r relative to Lady Fora Hastings
TIE When, Crou-A Ion,,o, ,orcuI,,,,,l ,,.r
saws From manv nor,s NJ mo e'n,n'rv wa r'rra
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

loNnoS MoSEY MAnEEr, Oct. 18th , p M-Moucy con-
Tunes Gas! IN the House" tiun to 81 Fer cent for
period, among HE ankcrs al per cnt.
f"n>us continue steady DuB for the Money Gn4
same MS IN the Early part o!hc morning; Exche1urr Rls
t" Dis; India Honds prem Bank Stock l.2 for Ac-
count. I-ni
English Stuck Market transact IONS have taken
place and prices generally lower than yesterday o-
was however considered rather cusIcr, IN lnnbn
street the ofmtere,t sui the The meeting At
tho nnk lnrInr to-day of sho duration. The notice
INC 'h I" Hfrtenr allowing tn" advance {" loans hi l.,
of exrnnge expires iomorrow. but understood that the
understand mat OF soma country banks of issue, draw
by them their London bankers, in yesterday
by til" holders for disco to the Bank of n5Iand
rejected.
The report which prevailed that the Directors of the Bank
OF England r"tnse 10 discount certain bills mp t,
eo1h! d"s mol aarte with What took place Im"ny. |,
Is stated that the link Directors in the that day.
discounted bs OF every ass having Kind of enorso
Oct ift.-Thc received this mnrnn. ly the British
Queen steamer, t"m New York considc, hv our ION.
mere hl me" SIS unsatisfactory than have been cxpe-
ed consider the d.cou tendency the arc ouu re-
Gently ot'ncl from tha ry This is the pay day the
English sto' mar ke Ncdo not hear that much thu
sncs ranslrng for the Account. ulsnls aru quoted
9ot TO Tor money for the Account equer Hills
dis. to iar; and lar Stock 1901 o $50.
Oct ilhTnere has been something like feeling of dis
satisfaction amongst portion of the mercantile and
try Interests that more explicit Information has been
mAue public respecting the progress ots United Bauk
aud Mr. Jaud.n. their agent.
ls however fully underslood that tho principle upon
which this Is TO be effected /, simply the rrnl
Of Peunsy yania stuck about o"u O00 diar held by
the United states Bank the bond holders Europe on the
term, We have already stated.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Oct 18th
We continue to have good inquiry for for which
account .3I bales American pu .cased to-day
The total sales amounted 1000 bass all
about iao hrazs iot I" li!d; 600 Egyptians id 49,
md JtN surats, I'd to Cd,
There il no change notice in prices.
lt I5-Our Cotton Market perfectly steady and
fair snsunt OF butess to-day The rn,,ra
sslss consist bags iacudng American taken for
export O0 Egyptian. lls q I2Id; 6Ol Pernambuco, ia ~
900 s"at SD ~ Gid; 1870 Anericau Cid Sd;
3 $40.
Oct Tive had fair dem,ud for cotton To-day aud the
les of all kinds 5O0 hays cudins 0OU Amer
can for expo l. There i no alteration in prices
I7-Tere has been moderate demand fur Cotton tn.
day which has led to the disposal bags Our is
aud prices have rather tendency dsrne EApnrters
have taken $50 American.
Oct had fair demand for Cptton to-day and prec.
fully wsinsinet The sales 500 bags ,ncuJinx 5uO
for expert
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
Recorders Office, Second Municipality.
Reports of Day Police and Night Wutcl,

Thomas Riley arrested en- the I-vre at the request
OF 7. Levy charging him with stealing cloth ont vi his
snnd-honn'l to criminal court for $50.
W. a. Carson, arrested on Dnlort! street drunk, and
disturbing the peace discharged.
itnrSe ilngnev, found ON Grarer street lying drunk
-'ilschargrd.
w Illnm Norton, arrested in Union strec,-cnud give
II" account OF mnseli--"a> drunk-discharzed.
Chnr cS Burtn,, arrested board the steamboat
Augusta for fiji -tlisrhurgch
benjamin llcuv found on the house of Ar. w. c. I'M
der suspicious rircnltsrnncrs-d iSchnrged,
john ,rrs found srrrel"d The Union cotton pre- s.;
ct T. o'cn" h-cailaboosc for 30 DAYS
icIrr, Emma and lnuis arrested in house kent by
al. We. corner OF Thomas and EdW AID stt cts.
Jim, arrested, sa, he belongs at the n. o. Cotton
Press
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

tjy the TREAT Nestern at New YORK.
Liverpool, Oct 3. SID 9Th, jane Ross. New Orleans; 7l
Mars. Castles. do: 18th, Eleanor, do ramcuend, do
Arc Fergus, Nenerleon, do; Scotland. do;
Favrr Oct H. Arr ri hmond Russell New Ofleans sid
9th, Hanover d ummo"d New Orleans; Sheffield, Porter. do
Rerdeanx. Oct 5-Arr Gen Foy beaumont. Nc Orleans
Sid Oct 't Moro Castle New leans; 9Th, Lefoi
do; Petite Susaune do.
Vessels advertised 10 sail.
From Hayre. .Gfavlo New Orleans. on; Fortune do
Alexander T0msn, do do; Richmond. do. Oct 80
From Bordeaux. .Shipsi Icne. New Orleans; Talma,
Paul Emf do; AntoHu dos sa soon; Ann Louisa Lea.
ire: 10Th Get.
From Mnrsees. Ships Laurent and Fanny soon New Or
ieans; AndrumecIe. 10th . tdn.
lFrom l.oy DIS Lists from Oct 9TH to 18th, incusircl
From the List. of0ct4.
IInvre, Oct .. Arr Charles. New tsans.
From the List Of Oct j.
otsnutg Sept 10. .Asr William badge. Trip. Or.can
Fl the List Oct H.
Ciowes, Oct I0..A Aiwima; Ehenfeldt Orleans
,. From the List Oct II.
tirnve.sud Oct ~. Arr eunah, f;liddon N Orleans
From the List. OF IT,.
Deal Ost1l Arr Riga smith, New Orleans and sailed.
Ne~ York, Nov. T. lid ship louville. Allen New Or
lenHs N"'wond, Who'd d1 Pos hauan hcCopen. Nuicerz
Grand Gull aud Sickklurg. 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
PUBLIC nIEFGr1NE

Agreeab'y toa Resolution adopted at the Meet
ing on Tuesday evening, the citizens of New Or
leans (without distinction of partly ale requested
to assemble at She St. Louis Exchange, on Satur
day evening tho 10th instant, at 6 O'Clock, for
the purpose of making arrangements to invite
General ANDREW JACKSON to part;c;,,,o
with the people of Louisiana in celebrating tho
approaching anniversary of the glorious eighth of
January, 1915. 2,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

As regards the old Catholic Grave Yard, we
think we can propose plan, which will answer
every reasonable end. Let paved passage be
1"udo on all the four sides of the Gene ery-let it
be surrounded by an elegant ruiling-a good side
walk, and them we think, all good objections to
its present condition will be set at rest.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

British Papcrs.-By the Crest Wes'ern, we
have received an immense number of papers from
England Scotland and Ireland, with Lloyd's Lis.
complete, and Princes Price Current and full files
of the Tim's all to the very latest dates, and on
file in our Road ng Room.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1889.

By yesterdays mail our Now York dates are of
tho 4th, containing the accounts of the Great
Western.
The New York elections had begun on the 4th
with great spirit. Tho day previous the Wings
had most tremendous meeting in front of the
Merchants Exchange. So great the crowd
that the street was rendered impossible.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

IL Nous sommes autorises annoncer ma l.,
dc'na"de dun grand nombrc dc. citoyens des trois
Municipalities Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT a
sc presenter conmo candIdat la place dc Marie a
la prochainc election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

W We are authorised announce that at the solci
taon OF large number Of the citizens o? the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLIAm FREREr has consented to
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens n,
the next ensuing elrction candidate for the Office
of Mayor of the City Of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14

W L. U. CANINE IT the solicitation of many of his
fr'e"dS, has consented tn become candidate for the
office of Mayor of this city.