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FITRNITUBEl FURNlTUnE!!

FURNITURE! FURNlTUfE!!
EUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- house, a large sup ,ly from New York and Dos
ton Persons in the want Of furniture would do well
to call and select their Articles from one Of thu best and
LARGEST stocks now in the city. " Il CARNt.S,
III 50 Rn'nv lille st
B-Particuler attention paid to packing md snip
ping Furniture, free OF expense Gov
EkKlNti--5un boxes Nos. - ~ . ioioAeu ,Ao'-
{ L ring, landing and tor sn'e BY
do7 S&J WHITNEY. 73 Camp ST
uYTINi,S on EIYcaiiou How sail | govern my
w school, addressed to Young teachers and also
adapted 10 asss, parent in tie arrangements OF fhn-
lies by Z E Wines author Of 2yo"'S aud " halt IN
the NAVY. ,,
Hints on Ednca.on, by the author; also, Halls
lectures to scl,n i masters. For sale by
AZ TOW +Iii 10 Camp 81
! I1jt-lOnl casks tresl, rhonastun Lime sanding
IL from ship Ferax, for sale ty
DIS ) ~ WHITNEY, . CanH 81
ARAFr> I'll Nav York, Tor ssle by ,,,
~ d2i ANDREWS M'BROTiifRS.
% Camp
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5 & |. f. n s.
Foo, single gin of 50 or more, With
one OF feeders, b;nas, Sc. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of GO SAWS. with feeders Sc .t$6
so per SAW, 500 90
For do of 10 saws, with feeders &c. Sc
~ per saw, 500 %
For do. OF ~ saws, with feeders, sc. a, -
50 per saw, $50 ou
Extra teeth where desired, for fec lcrs supplied
10 cents each; the num,cr ofteeih hciug about equal
n the number oil SANS one set OF feeders, IL is con
sit.cre,i however, vii, wear out two three sets OF
sows. Extra saw supplied Al SO cents each.
Tile Gins ordered, N he delivered to the "gc'rs o.
planters in any nt the por, towns of the cotton !'
IN. States, the above prices, The agents pa, ing la,
trt1 hi the same from New York, and hecrn!lnS re-
s,A ..sibe for the Of the Gin. 4 Tin wright
" i'll he with the Gins 10 rut them up where dc
sired; The chases Tor whose services Will be extra bal
moderate.
Iron running gcrr asohe ordered where desired,
Oh reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. I1ors
power, ofany description, be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines eau also be ordered 1t @e
/ sired.
It's desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views IN regar,
to the arsngen,entoi SAWS, breast, brushes, &c.
| is IL ,m, they differ opinion. Some desire saws o.
larger, diameter lh',' others. The most common sz,
is or 10 inciies;w wish them IL inches. Som,
wish rows, brushes Oh an axle, while others de
not want more ihan i AT mns,. Some " 'sh saws with
| or , teeth 10 tue Inch, while others want 10 or IL
W, nch discrepancy, we prefer they should, t,
the time o. giving orders, furnish statement OF tici
Wishes ant, lie manufacturers can fulfill them in ever
usrir,tar Where il is left TO our discretion we slnl
make them on Nc most modern and approved plan
ORDER We executed, from the Iiinr il is received
III the slnscr u light weeks, aud te Gin III:
ti,n, ,c, ~ the lin's Of HE factor. To he in TIM
n, NE mex, crop al. orders on,ht he in the hands
.r n',u.cluI1rshy the first middle of May; excel
| " plantations where they are late i'll commencing
| rCk yin cNiINn.
| y. Is. The Patent Right, 10Y anv one nj the cet,o
Fang States, will he sold on r,asouahe terms.
, | ! n,i Gmos
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lIDstrict Jutliciuire. Jcuo &c Dccenbre Presen,
rilonoable A NJ buchanan, JUICE. Jaoub Manssv VS..
sss creuncicrs-No 6,3S6-->ur motion de +. Kouvcrt
ESQ avocat de A I.nfarsuc, svnl dcs crcanrers de
rinsnvnbe, ct npres svnr entire un ab!euu de disri-
button Ell cette af.ie est ordonne uuune assemblee
des crcancers Dc i'isolvabc ct nnres neresses ain
avis les rasous pour esqrcs lcd, labenu ne serai,
pas hunologue Ut conf1,ne scion la loi c, les fon.s
distributes en- consequence. Extrait dos minutes
7dec PA LEBLANC, Dep Greiler.
:, y, ;rE - " S,-I,-i;-;-I NJ,
"a, i..H., Tx. .,a. NM. 10 ~; I!".J;,nrs
~ ~ TIL. 'I' ~! g ~ IN, a','
".i ,"I Ieu M,, "' ~. r.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.
(, PLENDlD London Anuna~.-ihe Book of Roy
y atv, superb rold plates; Findens Tsblenux, aud
Gallery Of Gracc>;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book:
Beauties Cusnne$,-Rnls aud Illusions;
Wuverly Ketpsake,-rhc tmprua;
Oriental Annual; FORGET me Not,
Jorln,s Port AT Annual;
Earica,nre Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies and Young .enllemens Auiua!
Alufic, A Wa,t>; Christmas Tales
american InnndS.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The ti';
Mrs Giman's annual Register Il Ilousewi lie Almanac.
ilnHnncS.
American Almanac & Repository of uSeHl Knowledge
BIunts Nautical y lmannr;
EJrllus Il Co =. Louisiana Almanac;
l-t'onic-German Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing blank menlo'
randurn for every day OF the year.
E.JOiiNS & Co.,
conner of St Charles anil Common SITS.
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CO-.AKTNl.NSIIlP NOTICE.
r9iIE un;er>i gned have this dav formed c"-rart
ncrs D Tor the transaction of n General Commas
sion and Forwarding business, i'll tnS City, under the
firm bI SHALL & LR"wN, aud have taken the new
brick store No. &c. Ma uzlnr street, (nrar P"y'!raS s)
\ GEORGE. SHALL, JR.
References: JAMES G BROWN.
S,,t.un Il Avery, Whiting 4 "iark,
Walton \ co. W l'ngait B"gut N
Iiaw lIlnrn. rl,ayrr \ CT. W Us
ton Il shall. NEW ORLEANS.
Crockett 4 Shar cig,' John Fairfield
a. co., Wnlk,r, Emerson Il CO.,
Grggs s. ChcAering, EoSroS.
c 9 b l ? Sis1c y co" CO.. Philadelphia
,;T S;;l.i, M" "sr, ct, & co Pittsburgh Penn"
Edgert,n !, " "o,hrH!gr Nn"et,a,o.
John Woo blids :, Esq. thl'ir"'h", y.
ar Y'at''an SEQ. Na>hvi!tr Tcn,,.
JAM. l. lartr. Esq.
f g. 4 Trac, SlloulS. Mo. II -
s,T,T D.. Ia LOU Il sNi.--' dc r.'"h =
HLrou, la iainS~e t., Vile ta la Nllc-Or rals-P e.
sen, +. onnrahr Charles Ai7uriaI, jug'-|u jill
lsaa.. Baker, n,tuHiienet drtcnu, contra S"S ere
unccrs-Sur lecture ct rnrce remcnt de In petition
ct cu en- ceite H.irP orl0nne qu une assem-
bec ,ies rrcacics de sUl, able all lieu Ell eInc &C lr
/, ciuG J,nvrr 1899, dix hrures dn matll ain
de dlii,erer sur les All Tres de nsovahe; en- attendant
tuuc< ruur$liic~ ct personIr scat ur'rtrrS ~ L.
+ iwvu O.. m.nic pour elrcirrtrr it| cirAncl'Is a.
sens: Par urdIc lit cour, ID dee ~ j
d.,ln Eit1I; ,ti.. ,;Ip CT 'tirr.
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l,HRISrMAS and New Years tiitts-A few Of the
" English and American ANIMALS, still TO be hue
at thu Bookstore of ALEX ToWAR.
Where IA large assortment of the Books suitable fur
the s.nson can be had, d1G-4t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
w Cus,omhouso street, opposite the postotiicc.
The subscribers now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment VI Marble Mantle pi"crs
of superior workmanship, aud Of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
Anor,can marble. Also, Monuments, To'nhs aud
l,rav. Stones rnculd"d and plain silis and lntes,
marble acings, leart,s and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing HAIR together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of he ncwcs, ard most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the nedte>t manner and at the
shorres. notice. They have first rate workmet. ts
set the above work.
;-5 LANES KAHN u STROUD
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NEW PORK u BEEF-20 bhls mess and 40 bbl
~ prime Pork 2O bbls prime Beef, for snle hv
g DORSEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

SCALE OF PRICES-Douhte GINS.
For hodble Gin III 80 saws or more on each
cylinder, making 100 SAWS in the stand,
with feeder b.,,ds, SC "a, Sc per saw, or $3.50 90
Fer double Gin Of 6N st cyliudcr,
On. 100 saws in the stand, icedcrs, sc.
So Yer saw, or 7:,O 90
For do. OF 40 on do. SAWS ina
stand, a, So Is per saw, 500 oe
For do. of ~ do or 10 SAWS in
stand, e. 81. 50 per saw, @ha %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-18

\ CARD,
n RS. JONES, Professor of singing, the Guitar
Nl and Piano forte, bess to announce her arrival
from Glasgow, and from several years practice in Edin.
bnrsh and Glasgow she aaers herself that her sys-
Testimonials ns to capubility, &c. can be shown on
application to Mrs. Niard's, II Royal street.
I3-ln
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llOX CHAlR>-lO0 duzc1 Box Chairs, lust re-
- coived, and suitable for shipping for sale at the
Louisiana Furniture War. Ro ms.
novl3 WIN RCARNES
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r.. JOHNS g. co,

E, JOHNS g. co,
HALL, corner Of ST. Charles aud
- Common streets. The subscribers having receW-
vol and now in store their assortment of good ir
Eny,nnd Frunce and The Nurh offer for sale the fol-
English Drawing papers Of all sizes,
do WIRING do snprr royal, roya!
medium, and deny, foolscap, letter pnper,
ex. large thin vcum; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, at all Sizes
London and l;r,Slul hnards do nCy letter and
note paper, plain, en'b"ss d aud coral bro
American cap, e,,cr and Writing papers from
the lest mills in the Union,
Perryan Pens o. all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephen and
Perryun's writing huds NoTisons and
perr,nn'S hest copying inks; English and
American f,lon' Vunrt" copying paper;
Rodgers {, Sons hest cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen aud desk knives, r"zors aud scis-
Srs,
Pocket boeks md wallets Russia and Morocco
leather. .
English waters md Seaiing wax, suneror quail,
ty; Travelling desks and dressing CASES,
Ackernans unI New mans best nature Ct..,'s,
Brookman and Ackernans draw ing pencii'i
Drawing books Albums ind British and Amer.
lean Annuals, Tor 1899,
Books-EnsliSl. French, Spanish, Italian, CIR
man and Latin, cons isting III classical law,
medical works, literary. Nc.
Just receive. auditor sale by
nova0 - JOHNS g. 90.
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NEW BOOKS--Napoleon's Memoirs,-evenjugs
L With Prime, amlaceres, by b iron innron, in 9
vols The MILDLY, from the lie of Edward
iasCeiles, in ?vos; pareys Christmas Tales for 1889;
rarey Christmas GIFT tor 1889 Just received and for
ale by W McKEAN
dc ~ corner of Camp 4 Common sta
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT COIYO.E GIN,
blythe pMc'ee No. s. Masazine street; Nv n,lsnns
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE L. CO.
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NTATE OF LOUISIANA. First Juic.M Dis
y trict Court Thursday The 9Th day November.
Present. the Hon N Blrhinan Judge. No. III, 1856
Jacob Matossy vs. Ms Creditors. TN motion Off ;nu-
Esq Of Counsel 10: I.argur syndic OF the crrd
Of the iusoe,t and filing thcau Of dist bu ton
this 1t i ordered hy the TINT the credit
os Of said insolvent and all others mlcrc~ ted, slew
cause within ten days from the publication of this rule
why said ahltnu should he hom,I"g,ted and
hrmed according to law and the funds distributed in
cornIcp thereto.
der7-},,d = Leblanc, Clerk.
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ELOUft-l00O barrels landing in store, and for
II sale by &. DORSEY,
dis AZ New l.eve
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Butery-Waters and

~, NO. ~ horeau (near the Ponchartran Rail n oad)
Eliot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Riscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the ubove articles are warranted to be of the
iirs' quality, and % keep IN any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. W. Pr chard and Tag,,t, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small Kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
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X ERSEYS-76 bales kcrseys
IL OILS barrels Tanners OIL
~ casks winter Oil,
40 casks fall strained do,
CANDLES-30O boxes sperm Candies for
sale by IHGAlE.
d7 on Cnmmn, g.
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IMPORTANT To NJ As | t.1to OF : li'.AM h','l !,
Illuminated Peat !ns article lately invented IN New
York. \ few barrels of this Peat wasp on hoard the
Great Western her last tri lie IN" Ger ia Is that
IN, result Of tn trit, has salts led h, dat tnn lbs OF
Prnt are, ,,lul }ii lbs. n Goa AMI that in case
w!rrs there is diirut, in gen n,ins or kee,.i''s a
q O. head IF steam, tbs fuel ~ d-pen"nhn he d.
,crtvrs Of the Great Western .,icl the purchase t
200 bills for the Il" The slap, when was pat On boa'd
OH her last departure.
For ual Apply 10 L";h \ Co
No 8 Front Lev"c st
HE--Bnt , hrls at II Tina Gun Gully be delivered 10
one steam boat, until We get Il further supply WHICH
will he few d,ys
JecG ST. & Co
10SURkS ISLAND SA!r-3ao'
Salt landing from bark Boemia
LEFiL
Oh Com M 81
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N AlLS-7OO kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale BY
~ dis ADAMS u WiiITALL, 67 Gravier =,
i4NUNDS- mississippi Funds taken at 7, Front Lee
L wee, for Groceries. dis
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
from Mobile (Alabama) I" Augusta Ecal
EitH rs Mobile every other d, iHlm"'.iaely "ttel
4 A the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per tt"
steamboat ENxLISE, to 'Iakey, coaches to Pensac1ls
s,r,nho:, (per Pensacola 'f, st Rosa sound and Ch"s'
,lclse Ri and Bay to Cedar Hlu coaches thenc'
via Na,ian',, Clat,H ,n'clec, iturmerlY Mount Yer
non, Haiub ,,lre F,irron liaIklnsvie and ! ou,s'
vil!e Augusta passenger 'akin; n's sea: 1T Mo-
bile is in danger nj heips thrown on or losing hH
ure eencc h> other conflicting Interests rs 'he lOiti
ia LINE. is but on. concern and u,tser one CO 1t
throughout and may rely WITH CERTAINTY up"r h
arrival Augusta III tine specified, through AL wealth
cr aud season, unless most unforeseen cat:s'
trophe should occur. Th. Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried this route. The Agents for accc'nniodA
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The s,ncnh, hard, natural roads, the safe aud inter
esnc water cation, '>ie time aud Accommodation,
afford the traveller speed cev'tn'., comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS i, were with the Rail k"a
Char so,, s. e. and the steam packets To New feik,
travellers can rra 4, New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN /, h,rs'-Washington cit! IN ~.
From Ch.,,,hcochee, Florida, have = Hranc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, lIrr
post coaches, also two branches lrmn flawkms,ills
one to Alile gesillc, and Nac"n light TWO h"r:
coaches. SlOCh tOHo - co.
AUGUSTA 2N,h Jan. 1885
Office Il, Mansion House Mobile !
*Uis,;,cy, New Orleans 10 MOBILE, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, sln ="
Augusta to Charleston, l'6 6
! Charleston to New York, 9s0- $50
| Time; Now Nrlean /" Noailc IS l'o"ra
Mobile To Augusta, 81 G.
Augusta to Charleston, II q
Charleston to New York, sf- o5s
Making ,GS miles per day. or miles per hour, incln
sive OF all s,opl@ges nov 10
n. y. beg leave to inform the public that til
4. bridges oter the Cksalooche swamp aud Hare! laho
creek have Jus, been conpc,et- the general govern
ment hc My obstacles operating ;g'insl this safe
speedy route thu, happy renewed; and have IN
pleasure ollie, ing from travellers tia, the coaches hol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

II Tnr WHALE FIsntRr.-The following is
the letter Of the Secretary Of the Treasury in
reply to The memorial OF the Committee from
New Bedford =
II TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, June %, 1889.
Gentlemen AS several days will proba-
bly, elapse before a reply can be received
from the President Oh The subject at your
memorial, hasten 10 suggest for your CO..
sldcratiOn the circumstance connected win
your relief which does not appear To be fully
understood by those yon represent. The
| Circulars which have been issued by The
| Comptroller, in consequence OF the late dc
clsou of Judge Story as TO vessels employed
II in the whale fisheries, and of applications 10
| him by several Collectors for instructions on
The subject, advert to the power possessed by
| the Secretary Of .he Treasury to remit fo-
FIXTURES and penalties IN oil proper cascs-
II But the Comptroller did not 70 into details
Oh the extent Of that power IN any special
case, that not being considered as properly
belonging to his Bureau.
II | am happy to inform you, however, that
should an application come before me for
the remission OF those iorfeitures and penal.
tie', and should it include among them spc-
officially the foreign duties paid on both the
vessel and cargo entertain but little doub,
but they all can be released. The only cqui
table condition, which now occurs to Inc as
suitable 10 be attached to the remission, is
that sum equal to the Hospital money should
be deducted, If that money has not before
| been paid.
/ This would leave those interested in tie
same state, as To pccuniary payments to the
II government, in which they would have stood,
lbai ha h,, I,In
made, nor The Circulars enforcing it have
II issued.
At the same time it will sustain the con.
sirnctlon of the Acts of Congress given by
the courts of law, and which, on care.
tul examination Of the records Of this depart
ment, appears IN numerous cases and without
Exception To- have been countenanccd by in
slructlons given by former Comp,rollcrs du-
ring many years immediately subsequent to
the passage of those acts. The change IN
practice afterwards appears to have grown
up IN silence and from convenience.
II Foryour further information as to the mode
of procuring Immediately the full relief be-
fore proposed, where parties DO not prefer
waiting for the action Of Congress, or the de-
clson of the President whether any thing
more favorable can properly be done in your
behalf, | would observe that the application
must be made To the Secretary of the Treasu.
ry in the manner prescribed by the act Of
the Sd of March, l797, and should request all
the powers for RENTING torictures, penalties
and dUficS To be exercised which IS conferred
both by that act aud tie 4th section to the
ID oi March, 1903
With great respect
Your 0bcdicnt servant.
(Signcd) LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mcssrs. J. A. Parker James Griswold, A.
Adams, &. w. Morgan, f.. w. Robinson,
James Arnold, Andrew Robnson-Com-
mlttec at New Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

On this ground the indictment would fail
upon the facts.
Indeed my impression is, that upon
the manifest latent OF the act Of 1898
ch. 40, no registered ship or vessel can
while she remains registered, engage IL
the whale fisheries; but she must sur
render her register, and be enrolled anc
licensed for the fisheries and that ii
she should be found engaged in such
fisheries without such enrolment or il.
cenSe, at least il she has on board any
article OF foreign growth or manufacture,
or distilled spirits, other than her stoi cs.
she would be forfeited. The main pun.
pose OF The act would be utterly frustrated
upon any other construction, and the
main securities and privileges Of the
trade be defeated.
The District Judge concurrcd in
opinion that the facts did not support the
indictment, and ihereupon the District
Attorney entered noIlc prosecute.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

YELLOW FEVER IMroRTED.-AdmiralB Bau
din had arrived at Mobile, in the Nereidc
frigate, accompanied BY the brig Dunois.-
They came direct from Iidrana, and have vel.
low fever on board, which broke out after
they left. The admiral has requested per.
mission TO have his sick transferred to the
naval hospital, which we hear, ''has been
granted" Salutcs were given and returned
on Sunday morning. A Frcoch steam friga,o
and also the American frigato Constitution
are shortly expected.
The above Is the third instance Of cases oI
undoubted Havana yellow fever imported int
southern cities this SEASON.
l,t. Three in the ship Braganzn, permitted
TO come directly to the wharf at Charleston
=. g., aud which were carried into the heart
tho city, to the city hospital, where two
died of black vomlt.
I'd. An officer of the French steam lrigat,
Meteor, from Havana, and who died Of ycl.
low fever the same day, or day before she
arrived at Norfolk, Va.
Sd. And lastly. the cases brought directly
as above, IN Admiral Baudln's vessels.
In every instance, The utmost Indifference
appears To- be shown to the Introduction OF
the foreign pcsllcncc.--Wc trust that oUr
quarantine laws. Mt least, will be rigidly GU.
iurcrd.-.N J. Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

ROBERT Dale OwEN.-Onc of the most
notorious inlidcls living, and an advocate fol
the doctrines of Fanny Wright, to their full
lest extent, is the Loco Foco candidate for
Congress, in one of the Districts Of Illinois
The Globe thus speaks Of HIM
"Robcrt Dale Owen, mentioned as the
Democratic candidate in Illinois, is n man OF
fine character and talcnts-thc son Of the
distinguished cmgrant Of that name, so &C.
centric in some Of his opinions"
Eccentric in his opinions. ."-Dsbclicf in
the Christian Religion, the advocate of an
equal division Of property, the open recon-.
mcnda,ion Of nbolishing the institution OF
marriage, and removing every moral and
legal obstruction TO unrcs,raincd lIcentious
ncss-arc called ccccntricitcs"; the man
who holds oil these opinions, is thus openly
recommended TO Office by the official organ
Of the government"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

PRoPnETiC.-O most "yemaTkaJle comet
drnce, rhichtrer you miH.-
In the lower be!try of the Old State House
in Philadelphia, hangs n good sized and well
toned bell, with tins inscription:
"Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land,
unto all the inhabitants thereof. Lcylicus,
XIV, 10.
"By order of the Assembly Of the Province
of Pennsylvania, for the State House in Phila-
dclphia.
"Pass s. Stow, Philadelphia, MDCCLIII."
Under this bell, twcnty-threc years after
the above prophetic inscription was cast upon
it, sat the ever glorious band of patriots, who
signed the charter of our independence, and
the same bell did first "proclaim" the deed
in Joyous tones, which were echoed and res
pondcd TO "lhroughout all the and!' We
are not superstitious,-b there is something
in the above coincidence which strikes us as
worthy of notice. To day the same iron
tongue again discourses Of Liberty" TO the
sons of those who first heard the glad tdings
sxty.threc years ago IN the same tones
May its voice never fail, nor its song be cliaI,-
ged W Y. jour. Com. July an.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

The Providence Courier has thrown
off its ciook Of neutrality, and come out
openly against the recollection of Robert
B. Cranston to Congress. The Jour
nal considers this an avowal Of its loco
iocoism, and Il public recantation Of its
neutrality"
Mr.. Cranston is attacked by the Cou-
ricr for the vote which he gave in rcIa-
ton to the duel investigation, at Wash
ington. An effort is made to make il
appear that he upholds the abominablc
practice of duclling, which is wholly
without foundation in truth. The at
tack is uncallcd for and mean in the
extreme.