davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
From The UTor(d, Pbil0deIEb;0.

1he Libel Case The crninnl proseru.n of Mr..
IIson of New Orleans editor If the American, for
libel, has crfntel go, deal of excitement. Judge
tannonge has the opinion of the Cour, Mt some
length III the defendant i'll criminal prosec uton Tor
he. could not give The t'nth in evidence under the law
Of lnnisiana. he result however was that the Jury
could not agree, and were Iii ,charged.
hen shall we look for an amendment of the law in
this particular! The maxim. TINT i" the gren,er the
ruth the greater the lio" is in our opion Of comr,ri
lively modern date. The first orginaors of The maxim
we presume were EmrSon and Dudley, in the reign of
Henry VII; subsequently it Noted upon by the nos
torous Jcie- and finally ii received its sanction and
('erni. to add binding force from the authority o.
Mansfield Once established, it resulted as mater Of
courae that the truth could no b. given in evidence by
the defen ant to exculpae him from guilt of libel, and
consequently person could the public nsuins,
the most ntroci's villain, without running the risk
fine and npri>o,. nent for n lhel.
With all due dci,lence to the euthmiiv abov, nnmed
we think the doctrine Of the common law upou thar
uljrct has been wofu ly misakcn The spirit of
the lag undoubtedly was that the TRUTH of itself alone
ia no excuse for libel provided TINT in the exposition
of that truth. the defendant was not guided ty desr.
to warn the public of danger bur Influenced by
malicious and revengefnI split. OF all til. fact, the
Jury alone should he cognizant md in order tina, the
Jury might he competent to form right iuleemen. ,f
the NATTER the truth shod be laid hefure them. rhe
'ounda,ion Of libel is mnle for ifmulice be absent M
offence has been committed. The frs, question Tint
should occur upon trial Of Nh individual tor libel is
the matter charged, true, or is fasel Iii, be false
then the malice is conclusive but if be true, the next
thing to be asccrtaned ia whether the truth has Lcen
published malicously or otherwise. II it WINS publish.
ed merely fer the purpose oinuripg private character
then 1t is unanesti"nnLly beous although it he true
But IT. for the purpose of warning The public sgains,
'anger by exposing villany, than apprsl.nd there
has been no libel committed. With whatever utenon n.
however, atter ry he published, the first thing to be-
iecided in order ascertain it's character uheer he
n not libel, is, its frnrl alsclond and these are
''"fers WHICH III" jury al'ne ought 10 decide.
VEHITAs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

, Consul 7rist agnn.-Thi- worthy, who intro.
dneed hy the Globe To i's readers, many months ago,
WIN flourish ofrumpes. in the character ola "khiglt
Gt the Golden Fleece" and whom We subsequently had
the honor If chaleronng into the public notice in.
so'en aud oppressive Jack in office appears he eceiv.
Jug fedho shot from all quarters. The Commercial Of
r.aay evening gives him roasde in the shape of an
British government and its foreign dip onatc and other
agents. on III" .ntec II the slave trndf printed by
der OF the British parliament This correspondence,
81 ct May Of the present year, contains Of
current testimony. derived from various and remote
Sources all going to show, with force and cleanesr
almost amounting to demonstration that N Trist
esq. has conived at the prosecution IL lie haa
t'cipaed in the profits Of the slave trade.
among the documents referred to,is letter from
Of The Commander in Chief the African station, dated
sierra Leone, Angusi 1888, stating that he Comman
ner heet') had bo"rdsd the Portuguese shooner Sem
nora e Bon Viagem, from HAVANA. md found her pa.
Pera signed by the American consul at Havana.
IN another part Of the volume, FIR these documents
good reader fill book n,c published Two letters from
VT" iamerst"n to Mr. Fox instrucng him to call the
Havana.
Here ehavo the svid.ncs or rish Naval Commander
ny the endorsement, Of the Admiral If the station mud
made by Lord ameston the subject Of Off a
to tho b''tl.h Minister At Washington, confirmation Of
ets 70 me same effect which made ten days Thus
strengthened in our POSITION beg lea reterate
tam queries which made tho Times of the 18th lust
Have not certain vessels been fitted within the past
years AZ saver- from the Of and there
some unexplained mysteries the which these
we're furnished with their aper.! II So Consul
| Tri.t unrsvel those mysteries?
Were not these silver. furnished with Portuguese paper
from hard. money Consul Tri.t's office?
DID not hard money Consul Tt through his ro,her.in
low cause seal to lie for the especa
use Of ms onu aud TINT used for chan
s"e American to Portuguese papers of tho
to slave deaiars trading to the coast Of Africa!
Should this last question be answered neg ative he
we shall he prepared eve the person. il
tina city VII" envraved the seal and who had
ton with Mr.. Tri.t relative IL il!
The solnna ofd'cuments in Tho possession the editors
inc Commercial contain variety oto,her In
sunect o the slave t,nde tendng imrlicna thin
",snr'r"s r"f" .nh also great Iaxy of puci
s'ence to its suppression.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

C!,EARANCES.
August sth, 1899.
guy I,'"Fe W. HNs "arn, !!+more. Whitridge CO
SHIP Coiumbi.. Stenro,' Have, ia nj Gilman
Fr Brig Granville, He n .re Goree africa
Vaencll4 Ports
S'"oP wary Ice, fensarola, Master
ARRIVALS.
August e, 1872
Rrtg C"rsanes, Tufts from Roston.
Nr'g LAssunla, Italnn) l!ssso from Genoa,
Schr Sontherner, Gaylord, from Man mora.
S"hr sarah. Meneeie,ta, rum hlntauzas
SIhr 6 II Wetter. Dcv,3,ie, from Tampco
schr En- erpise. Dellass from Mai am,oras
EXPORTS
BATlNORE-Pcr s'o Emperor. Cargo bis and 1870 r.
pork. 50 bss bacon. &C hds bacon SIS sack of
corr "A cords wood
HAFRE Per shii COLUMBIA. Cargo 40l hds and .ample
i'sr ohaGco, 9, Ou stavss
GOREE-Per brig reron. e Cargo CARO- S hds to,,cco
aOb's dour l0do Navy bread. 4 do pork
PENSACOLA Per soop Mary Lee Cargo ra,ks clarc,
bis "hskcy Fl bags co-ri. l"k-gs lard.
IMPORTS.
No Arrivals from sea. anil consequently no imports.
MEMORANDA
Ohio river still very low by last intelligence
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

The Great Dinner Festival ut Labranche's bayou
at the extreme finished point Of the Nashville Rail road
10 to take place t".norros For the running Of the
We refer our reaers 10 The advertisement in paper
ofto.day. Every pains has been taken to secure the
comfort and convenience Of pasrengers.
The fete is, We understand to be great affair. A
piece of ground has been prepared in the high land
on the Bayou, and dinner 10 be served. under the
loliage Of a beautiful grove Of trees. Waiting for
dinner, the company can emuse themselves with
bathing, fishing and shoong has prepared
most beautiful supply Of eatables, good ines, and
plenty Of ice.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

Crcdn System A striking instance of the bid effects
Ut "~rng for glory. and printing on tr,st,' is fur
Nshed ny Vermont editor. He has due on hi. books
twelve hundred dnllars--hs i. head and ears in
!ove-s passion requted, and both parties eager
10 become drhong lsu, he can't do the thing in
consequences ofteng unable raise. among his patrons
tue wlerew' I" pay the pnron for tying the knot TO
say nothing about the frius. Won't the par
son lake it out in trade? 1.-The will not We advise the
editor I" try our cash systemct paper go out Of
me office I'll paid for wouldn't trust our grand.
'nher II il pity that our good friend should be de.
Pr1ved Of the luxury Of a married c.--N. 7. ANas.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

1he Sexton OF 'h Presbyterian Church in Lafayette
Square receives salary Of twenty five dollars Fer
month tar ringing the bell of that Church. Generally
tbs salary i>a scnicurr, particularly in the summer
months. forthe last w" man,hs he has been obliged
to pull but little at the rope. Yesterday morning the
bell was not sounded twenty mnu'es after the fire wa.
discovered and tl'"n it VISA rais for minute or two
and would stop ten minutes and b. ngni md before
one halls of the nt.nh'aa,s Of the Municipality could
have heard the alarm -nnd half an hour after The first
peal ceased altogether. This in the part the ringer
is not conscienttnu sly y rarniag his money.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
THE LIBEL CASE.

DUBtlSHED THIS DAY, and for sale at the
Counting Room of the True American, st ChurI-.
hoe',a"d at the principal Book Sors, correct Repor,
Of The late interesting and important suit of the State
of Louisiana John Gibson, Editor ant. Publisher Of
the True American before tue Criminal Court for Lii.
bel. ;ulv Ola,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

"A LOCKER on has been receved-We will no, pub
Sh ms communication now bur have laid it carefully
~ wv 'u''ee 'e'ere'ce-onr eyes are opened to the
abuses ne conrlsns Of, snd many other. in the came
quarter We are only awaiting the proper time When
the Legislature meets shall boldly expose the pres
""t P"fa despite aud injurious system. In the mean
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
From the Harnpden Wing Of July I2. 1897,

4Notnfs Pills aud BiKers.-The las, Journal con-
a'ns additional testimony in favor of this highly import
tant invention. "The press Of tho journal was almost
stopped 10 announce the testimony Some one in thu
name OF DIR. M"t"t thanks for Inserting the ccrG.
cate OF our nrghbor Bowles, md offers quantity OF
the article compensation This is vev kind and we
dronSr the moment we labor under k. affections with
our neighbor of The Journal, to call on the agent
IN the mean time, nre any lnboring under sinnr if,
fcues those which have 80 severely bnrne ,uon Mr.
Hnw'cs,. they have his testimony to the "recumr
adaptedness OF the remedy the disease. The medis
zinc is undoubtedly u sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

'S ot sale !, casks f"s"ss'J" line W 'ccsGE and
mig 70 Camp u
SEA OTTO OIL-For the rez161alinn and g11wIh II
the tini!. giving health, beauty aud preventing s
'l ,Gsf of sold at w"i N nEn 4 Gt.,,..
ORtNrlNG PAPtR-An Invoice Of surerior pr.nt.
., ing pnner Of The following size. :e7x4s-s6a3e-
wnre, Medium and small Wrapping Paper, all the very
hes, quality landing from Barque Josephine from Phil
od'lPhia and for sale by ALEX. ToWAR,
July 3d 49 Camp Street.
INOR 5ALE-60 6bls Ioal sugar
81 DO sugar house molasses
, p do clarified sugar
81 fonds de citerne
,,, o =, BY HskMo c t;i BROWN SO. !
WHlSKEY-75 Brla Kectfi 1of Sale ~
w Suiy End G. DORSEY, "A New Levec
NEW STANDARD WORKs.-J. T. Smith, The
Nor,hcner in New England, America in the 10th
Smith. Comparative View Of Aucipn, History.
londen'" Encyclopaedia Of Gardening, London Ed.
Sir WIN. Cells pomrenno, a splendid London copy
E. JOHNS l. Co.
july e7'l,-3w. cor ST Charles 4 Common ats.
r INEN SHIRTS, GLOVES Il SUBSCRIBERS
IL Just received by late arrivals, an assortment Of
shirts travnta, Summer Stocks Gloves, and Snspcn-
derr, at the Bazaar, Of ST. Charles anu Common
streets.
m: B. A compiler. .orsortr ent of Writing Desks,
%ssp portable nUs % TSIS
A. i :;c7f M SI' !sI :s1s By
~ ra family; Memoir. of celebrn,ed Women, bv & r
James Esq tho Naval History Of the u States, by
S"'G Ssas ssd s sares. Fri Esq., No.
Jack Sheppard, by Ainsworh Phrenology in the fam
'y; Just received and ,G 2E sso , Ey 40
u sae by n,Is 4 TRiER 81 Grss "" =, '''
INK! INKH INK !!:-Just received ons hundr.
dozen ounce ink. warranted very superior nrticl
inn. P . FELT Co: s':,;es: Hall,
pAPElt-Foolscap ofvaric's qualie', ruled n plain
Packet, commercial and B 9TH Post
M 1Ioy m and super royal cartridge paper
Cotton eamplin! do
Printing Paper, of all size. suitable for city and
Also, double medium, imperial md rurtr roma
Printing Presses for sale by ALEX TOWAN,
june u. 49Camr =,
TusT received large assortment, of summer stocks
OF various patterns; linen shirts %o # ans 9"s'iy
| m'3 Exchange Hotel, ), Charles Il
no,RENT-A CO nfortahe dwelling house in aron.
delet street few doors from Canal al; possession
giv"n, Immediately. Applyto DOYLE i NAV
| NIL Carondeet 1t
| RRANDY Il WINES half aud 6 ar casks brsu.
- dy, ar casks brown Sherry Wine; 36 boxes pale
' ~ p WHITNEY.
UNIV . 70 Camp At
DAlNTS. OILS n VAKNTSHES-500 key. Nos.
i and White Lead; $40 Canister Crome Green
Paint, ground in OIL Black do; Inseed Oil; sperm d.:
Putty 81 brls. Whiting Copul and Jnpnnnod Vnrnisi
For sale by =. LOCKE K Co.
May :" From, Lrvea
ARD-30 Bills and 40 Kegs prime Leaf Lard in
| ~ Store tor Sale by TIIAlER & Co
July III "a Poydras 81
CGARS-56 khls Clarified and loaf Sugar. for sale
| ~ by HERMOGENE. BROWN Il Co,
June " No 0Con st
nARS-8lOD feet ash Oars,
" mavli SAL p WHITNEY, u Cam
| *. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS are
- so well known to the public that il is hardly me-
cessary to give detailed settlement OF their vnue and
use The I" lowing articles will fully convince any one
OF tue claims the doctor has upon the public to place
confidence in his prepar aons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

Office ofkhe Firemnns Insnr"nce Company Of Orleans
Nj. II Camp ST.
CAPITAL, 43,UOOn.
By amendment to the Chnrer of this Company
granted bv III" Legislature they hive The privilege Of
taking Marine and Rirer risns, and prepared
to receive applications.
july 81 ELTRiCY, Sec'y
BUREAU DIES ASSURANCES DIES POM
PIERS DE LA NOUVELLE.ORLE
Ruo de Camp. No 81
CAPITAL. $500.
Par une amcndeman, q Ia Churie do CO Co,npa
gnir nccoree par la Legislature, il permits d'as
surer cotre dcs risquen Maratmes ct du FIcnvr, G,
iJs sont prets recevoir des applications.
F. l. TRACY, Sccrctairc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
GRAND FESTIVAL DINNER

Frederick Pruc'ur, informs his friends and The oubIc
generally that On The llS gust inst, he will pye
'"Na fest;e,l Dinner, the Termination of tho NASH
". h"'! road .! miles from the civ and on the pIan
'at'nns o Nr Louis iebrancla. The ground selected
fare viii be TIE hest the market and The lake afrJs ~
Tickets to Re had at Mr. Proctors, Arcade Baths Cn;,,
ftou-r, the V"randah, Cont street Hotel! St Lous FIX
change, and At Richard Murlhy's Cnftc House, ST.
thHrsss s'.-rrce 80. 4,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

The list Of candidates for the Office Of Post Master Of
this city is pretty long. They are, learn, c. F.
;onef the present efficient head clerk, CLARK Woodruff
Jerome Bayon, editor or The Bee. Mr. A. s. Lewis, Sol.
onion High and WIN. Mcqueen.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

NUTlCE-Was taken up by the Police Of the 2nd
~ MunicipalyUn he H'h inst found in the posses
sion Of runaway Neg" frnn chain gang Of said Nit
nicipalhy, A Light bay Horse about fifteen hands
high mind legs white, and blind Of aye, and also
Cart No 73l.
The is requested to forward prove proper
~, pay charges, and ,nke them away.
New Orleans, july 9Th 1883.
HIS. HARPER, Captain of the Watch.
4 Wis. Ar!ctG par Ia Police de Ia Scoonde NUM-
II cpaii'e le 9 couraDt, trouve entire les mains
dun negre marion, qui fu des forcuts dudit Mu-
nic'paI',e un chcval baye claire qu"zo paumer do
baut, les dcux jambes de dcrrlere blanc, Ut morns,
ansi qu'un charrette No. 1871.
o. l.a proprictarc vaudrais prouvcr propriotG
payer les fras ct les rctirer.
us HARPER, Capitaine do Watch.
NEKE trough, to the Pound Of the Sd Ward, I'd
: w Municipality,
A large brown Hurse about IA hands high-no marks
The owner Of said property will please call round
ut the Pound situated in Bar0une between Hevia
md Girod ss, prove property,pay charges md 'ake
him away, before Sa,urda. the Sd Angus, 1885,
when le will be sold at auction by GnilI,lc, pub
lie auctioneer. J.S.HAKPkR,
Orleans, july "a captain Of the Watch
NMMENE al depot do Ia s condo Municipalite
Ia "n grand Chcval bru", Ia paumcs DO hau,cur,
sans marques. 1e pr"prictare voudrais bicn lsre-
clamcr uu depot rue Barronnc, enlre llevia l. Grod
dici San'edi 10 Aout, auir .ment II sera ventue
10 dit Jour par +. Gullot,e encun,our pu6lique.
jy IS HARPER. Capi..ine de Watch.
NJ ER.b brought 10 he PoIice F,'so, q the "a ."Iy
w nicpulity, the following slavea, viz:
mulattO named Moore about thirty four ycAr
Of age says he bsIongs to Mr. Labnrn..
A negi" ma n"med Paul. about ivnrty ycnrs Of age,
says he belongs 10 Mr.. Pepte.
A muls,to mnh.d named John nhou, twenty four
yeats OF "gr, says lie belongs to Mr. Richard.
The owners OF said slaves will please call NJ the prs
on OF The "a Nun cipali'y, prove property pay charges
and take then, away. II ) HARPER,
july ~ Capthin Of the Witch.
nNf etc an'enes a Ia geolr d. la Seconle Munic
~ paltG les escInves suivaut., aavoir
I'm molatre Eom'n6 MOUkE nge d'.nviron 81
&c disnnt api o'tenr q Mr.. Mr.. Laharnr.
Tn nrgre nulutre no.n,ue PAUL aye du ~ ans nc
| disnnt nppartenr Il Mr.. Petite.
un n'nla,re, n"lnmt JOHN, uge de q ans, Sc distant
| appnrtenir i Mr.. Richard
Les propatares des ts esruyes, soni prizes dc venr
| les retirer en- pavanl les fruis.
II. 8. HARPER,
Jl5 Cnpi,nine DE- la Garde
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

Malone underwent all examination before Recorder
Baldwin, on Thursday, for the murder Of his wife, and
was fully committed for trial.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

The Picayune administered to its readers yesterday,
another enctic Of self praise.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
NOTICE.
inf IN rnr,,,,..,.
49,. NOTICE,
.NsT arrangements commence lst august 1885,
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROlLTON RAIL ROAD
SUMNER, AKRAsaEMEN1s FOR THE WEEK DAYS,
Ernm Far


NJ. go ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS
las ens VIII leave ut the hours ~ in The wo.k H. 10,
snt' o'ci'ck r. N. when Locomotive W III leave I..t,,
"' " ncur n O'clock r. NJ and New Orleans hour
~ ~ o. rk horse car can be obtained by pay ing dol
ol me ripi fcacd for after e o'clock 10 do,
lars III lie charged. " - ' ~ 'o''
eo'"g BY the Steam Car provide themselves
Win ckets as he conductor positive directions M, ,n
receive money in lieu thereof ""' "
, tne reconciliation Of persons visiting Carroou in
.ne oc,"ck car and who wish to emon III, re IL,
~ O'Clock t'e car that as heretofore left CaroltoU al
WV re"n until 8. O'clock thereby allowing them
he 'nour 10 ENJOY the pleasant in one of the
oc4ufyat Gardens in the United States ~ ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
aug Intl.
tUk BAYOU Ia IiKAk ,Hk.

NHE first trip OF the Train to the Bayou Tisabue.
or Bayou La Hranche, the Lake Shore 81 miles
from New Orleans, b miles from the Mississippi and
8 miles from the Red Church the Mississippi in Il
re'rrn'llcular line from the Lake Shorr. 4 Grand
Frst'raf. on sunday the | i'lI of August, 1889
Cold COLLATION. md Rnrtacue will c served IN nv
Proctor at NJ and in order afford to the Friends Of
the Nashville Kali Road opportunity ofjoinng in the
cclfbrat on OF 'a completion of this interesting point
OF the Rond, which is in the Woods at the
F'H'ther end Of Tie GREAT Prairie
The following arrangements hive been adopted for
participation i'll The celebration The cars III leave
the foot ct Canal Street for the different roints of the
road,on Sunday next as fpllows:-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
G 4 X X OIL {. TO N
-
;;iib8a
1?s:M o' fs
lstlp HOTEL. lii

LAVAuD has the honor Of informing his iiiends
and the public in general, that he has ,aken the
Liotl at Cs'rr"lli": where no trusts he will receive
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be Handsomely provided for by
giving little n,ice beforehand. he is willing IL enter
neo nFneeinents with families individuals dcsrn,s
w V0n>'hS We suhMcf NJ CatrOlItOn.. nl2O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
Mail RewmIos5@.,.

:1hc Great Eastern MaHis closed every dsy at 10
o'clock a. NJ IL due everyday ut 4 r. NJ.
Ihe LaSe MaH lvn Covington, ls.) i. closed every
M"nday, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, 4, ii.
L due every Tuesday, Thursday. aud Saturday, al 5
The Louisville or Riper Mail is closed every Mon.
day, Wednesday, mud saturday, a, 3 p. ST. 4. sem,
and returned by steamboats, Arrives rregularly three
The bayou Sara Coast Mail is c.ase, every
Tuesday and Friday, ats ? NJ. Is sent and returned
by stcutn.,ats.
The Aieranarin o, Red Riucr Mail ia aen, irrcru.
I4SIy by steamboats, isN -su.ak.
-. LouI>vtLLE OR RIVER MAtL.
: s;$ss5;@,r and Clos. at "s'"<4r.n. I
CoAsr MAIL.
f"es,y and : close.n, o'clock. p NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10


We do not osee with the Bee, who regrets TINT the
Council did not act Immediately upon this PROPOSAL
We have hrcn residents Of this state since 1916. md
have carefully watched the events attending eye,ye
'lemic with which this city has been visited, and III.
many attempts of certain restless and intrigpru
class OF Physicians to obtain power t,erofrom During
the cholera Of 1899 and 1885, VIC had n~ nppcotio, nj
medical societies, in regard to that scoureing endemic
the citizens a'Aembed formed clubs, and did oil in their
Powrrto succor the distressed and aamuste, relief
during the greatest yellow fever tplemics ever known
IN I'2a, md more particularly in 1887 there was mn
medical board to humhng the people-the Councils fur
h'shed money! ap",Leearies and to the poor
and the citizens lent their aid, in distributing the funds
and means thus furnished and attending to relieve the
wants Of The poor, and directing medical advisers to the
bed OF sickness. The tine statement of the number of
cases ofsickness, furnished hy the different ys;,
committees with disnteresled exaclitue from amono
the people, The Hospitals furnished their respcc,;y.
lists Of cases. and the Of the different BURN,
grounds, their lists ofn,ermen,s. What more was wuu,-
ing nolhing-what more is needed now-no,bin-.
Let the Physician employ his spnrr time in attending
to the INDECENT sick as he rs in duty bound TO do md
let the Councils aided by the citizens find out the needy
and administer to their want, by calling in Physicians
furnishing medicines and ecesearics. But give no
power to Board Of interested practitioners or you run
the risk Of jeopardng the lives of the unfortunate of
creating clique Of ntrguers, of saddng ths city with
extra expenses, and Of unrdng certain designing men
opportunity OF working their schemes of self rron
disement.
As 10 The reports Of the PRESS will guarantee that
If left open to competition cry publisher will strive to
procure the best ota md give to the work the most cor
rect inform alton the credit ofhis paper will r. qnre il,
lie will ruhli the reports from thu different hospituls
and grave yards: what more is wan,ingl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10
THE JACKSON AND LACOuRsE sTREErc.Rs

I'tCOUNSE STREETCAKS
Leave INC head Of Jackson street IL o'cjock .ul
y" % "f . and run hourly A O'Clock they will
excepting that instead of ayju Canal street. a, al ~,
eI o i'f car wl' leave there at O'Clock Pm.
Their eet uou te cushions, suoAe IN the cars when Ladies
present. ~ ~''' ""'D A-ao'es
ounce NC" Orleans and Carrol,on Rail Road Company,
;, oe,, ,o,o JOHN HAMPSON.
'u's SUI" 'e's' Chief Eng. N. 0 Gre
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-10

WORKS ON SILK.
A COMPLETE assortment of the best works on tha
"a cnltrc ii the Mulberry aad silk worms.
l)nndn0 silk wnria.
IrHnTrrgue's silk CuiruviS1 = run1ului
Clarke on the Mulberry.
tobl's msnnn If the Mulberry tsce
kanr'itk's silk growers guide
" i'rmHrsll OIL the Mulberry aud silk worm..
Roberts silk &c. EJDUNSG 90
!"2w corner cfSt. Charles g. Common .,