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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11
From he Celambia Telsscope.

The Mercury and Caroiimaa say no, a
uord about lae sub Treasury We are 40.
,,pressbIy surprised al them. It's nov al.
r,si TAO weeks s,nce tie sdJourumen, Of
r5aeress, and yet these organs are perfect
K ,,cal as 10 the fate o. tho sub Treasury
Ia, most remarkable piece Of ncgligcucc
n mgeiulncss.
Nh, % ,ley not LEI their readers know
"a, has become Of The gtea, MEASURE Of
actaoce and liberty ,"
S.1te they are 50 tcmiss 10 their du,y.
r4,l don lDr them. We therefore here
.oiOrm the readers Of the Mercury aud
C4'5I.uan tba, the nb Trc4mry Is prtp
- totally dead, gone, deiunei. l,slccp,
gave q shane, aud on It's ,omb j.
rrt,eu urumc.'
VIC fca.lS Ih,uk that the patrons % thrso
agsp ought 10 out then al onrs, and sub
= lgr sone publication, lac Guys, That
' etc lhom the news.
We further inform the readers of the
Nrgar1 and Carolniao that. strange MS IL
nv appear, toe death 81 tho great qurs
a aas Distinguished by nothing cx
1ar1uaw. No clnsu'staus 81 Nature
R,,sed The vast events. lie heavens and
Be earth acre peaceful anI sefenr lhr
na sti perform their cgurs- and the 81
r-n ihci' lagrt,aus aEl the vegetation
'qnas appears 10 he Pfoett as,ug as
"a.
We j. 10, understand, ~ repeat, how
5'tst he Nercufy and Caroltnau clB
,g s45 Treasury 10 10 do~n, Gun
'r1 .aaaaorcj, ard unsuW.." 1, mul lie
sa.e saft, grief ~ ton profound for utter
tg We trust thos v ii se9H Dr. sufficient.
Tshe,cl u be a5c 70 sias is ,eqAcm.
Ia-~g * 10 ne Htad II, is worthy a
rvs aHrv. hat most ui the Editors. ~
other Pu,t'icaHs. abo ras support
Administration aad receive is spuI,s,
avo ~ho ecto formerly tho foremost
frcn,the Gen Jackson. Nf. Elehc
Richmond Eoqufrr, deprecated has
e'#H % "a cutsH 20 the cuuuits, ard
4 hero, 10 return bestowed sotpc On.
ttcal cpithcts upon hm. ttnsacli. OF
A5lny Argus spoke Il his prcicusuns
The utmost contempt, and accused ium
aus TO destroy tho Republican party.
snd Kendall, Who manage the Globe
~ lhc supporters uf Clay. The Editors
l'asioa Statesman also opposed the
re- aui even the Editor 81 tho Standard
'td an tho footsteps " and did lkc
~ MI these arc now basklng IN The
'anc u ENerytiFc favor, while the pscu,
q afH gave tho jackson dynasty a start,
saiHled to the wluis, and ls1 Ia h,dc
'ruogs Of the pl,lIoss storm. '-~ Raj
,av.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

France and Nerico.-A Treaty of Peace
has been concluded between these countries,
and the port of Vera Cruz has in conse.
quence been thrown open TO vessels Of al!
cations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Hon. Edrard !Siaaly,-During a late
visit of this gentleman 10 NeWbern, his ma
tive place, a large public meeting was held,
and MIR. Stanly invited to partake OF pub,
lie dinner, which he declined, on account o.
private engagements,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Tho Savannah Branch of the Bank Of
Darien, in Georgia, has suspended specie
payments. Three. fourths Of It's capisal,
(Which is only S440,5l5 in ALL are owned
by the State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

"ood aod.-lu Connecticut they God
- w almost every thing. An old lady
"'' state IS collecting all the political
.'' she ran lay her hands ou to make
n o" She says they arc a 4" dcspu'
~ letter than ashes--,bey are most rs
~ as clear he
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

a''NINr gave a very iirsly illustration
I" 'ek', Union ls strength" when he
/. ~ place were he had slcrt tcry ILL.,
M, " 'he licas had been unanimous they
'' cave lifted him out Of bed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

T. Nh. CfAN-Ti.a Nouh Carolina Stan
card hs. rst,a sa ,1s Oh charge seaiaa Mr.
Clsy. that Bee t-r,aleel v,,h vi, Adams Ia l-2i,
la- t'ic oti.ee OF Secretary of S,4ts Ne are free
10 -aa'rss that although $50 ha,e boes an aaa,irrr
os Nj elias tot number q YEAR, tA5s charge
weakened s8ncWha' ogr attachment TOT him bUt
whro l,e came o1t boldly lea the Scnsic, curing
tho oaa,rst hs,wc7n barn and Mr Calhoan
aaa rrfura to tire ealamuy and called 80.
oa 80 respectable witness As hs eoiieaEae,
Sir Dauo.Jca. ,o tcssifv to the fact Of has in.
forming hlm hsfofe leaving kentucky that be
should y,,e fof Ma. Adams in preference TO Gen.
! ks5u Tor President every doubt diaejpa,ed
asl ,4ir aam,raliuu ar the man was iucpased.-
We Sod bopcd this public rrtusatian Of thc charge
wunld have satisfied amy reasonable maa, bat wc
we're mistaken.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11
CDIa'InffR
Thursday, ApriIii, 1880.

GFCoTToN-Was selling at Fayetteville on
the 81 inst. at - II at Chcraw on tho 81 10
a IS; at Columbia on the Goth ult I2l lGl al
Charleston on the 30sh l3al7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Looi oei for couHfdf,tts. The public
ara cautioned aga'ns, taking Five Franc
pieces. There are several now IN clrcula
too, made on, Of a composition Of pewter
aud lead They are well made, bat have
rather blueisb appearance, ead ore consid.
crabiy lighter than the genuine ones. They
are dated 1898 Washington NAig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

IL Mr., DtnpLE.-Thi- gentleman has It.
..susd ,be Presidency Of tho Bank of the United
st.ia.. II has hccn 90 years since be became
ssaa-ctsd With the Bank, and it has boon h's
vi,, for sonsr time to rriro from the head Of this
Institution To the shades Of private life bat an
appropriate opportunity for tAc purpose had not
arrived until the present, and he is now retiring
r the bcnrft of that relaxation and rcposo which
approaching age and prce7rious health require.
Tho American Scut,ncl, aud Administration Jour
nal. notices the retirement Of Mr. Biddlc n The
follow ing complimentary and liberal manner
Whatever may have been said by heated par
ltaas 10 dsparagrment OF this gentleman IN con.
sequence II the political warfare that was carried
On Gf several years between the General "1vcfn'
meat and tho iisnl over which Mr. Biddle presid.
cd IL a.u,t b, caarCdtd by every man IN lh's oon'
munily competent to Judge on the question' mat
he has managed the affairs OF the Bank Win con.
summa,e skill during period Of nnrNamFcd pc
run,nfy embarrassment, aud earned tnr himself
reputation a. a hDanCut unfisalled ~ lhis eouh'
lty, and no, yutpasscd IN any other, iio carries
with lin into his retifemcni--ii, indeed ne shail
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

Commodore HL@.-A Court Of Inquiry
upon Commodore Elliott, is ordered By the
Navy Department. II is to convene at the
Navy Yard ~ phlladelphia, en- the 22d of
neat month.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

o. Viewer iniormsIhy ono Of oar Merchants
u,a, BE- acPo',,ed one day las' week in the Mint
for coinage. a.v,an,ity Of Gold BaIliou, and on
,as rsst d4y he rcec;,a,i tho coin for it,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-04-11

boundary Question in Ohi3-The legis.
lature Of Ono have passed a series Of rcso.
luIIous, insisting upon the night Of Maine to
the territory m dispute, approving Of the
prompt and decided measures which have
been taken, md rendering, 10 case OF actual
collision, the whule means and resources
Of the State to the authorities Of the gen.
eral government.
resolution has passed the House Of
Representatives OF Michigan, ieitiOuf a dis.
scniing roicc, ins,ructlng the Judiciary com.
mtttee to bring in bin abollshing imprls.
oumcu, for debt, Good.
The Legislature Of Mississippi has pass.
ed II bin which relieves all revolutionary
soldiers from taxation, and allows each OF
them 500 per annun from tho Treasury.
In an old map New England and Nova
Scotia originally published in l775, the
New England boundary line is represented
as being as far north as that drawn by the
treaty OF 1888.
Common Schools.-0ho is going ahead
OF her oldest sister IN the school s. stem.-
Under her Common School law at leas,
1000 school houses have been built, or are
now being built. A late report says that
emigration TO Ohio has received a new spur
by the adoption of the system.
A New York paper mentions m inge.
Nous trick Of wag TO get good seat al
the National when the house was full, tie
poked hrs head in at box door, and sung
out that John Smiths house was on fire.
About fifty, who bore the burden OF that
name, Instantly took up their hats aud eioPed
in different directions when the joker who
had caused all the furry quietly popped IN.
to one Of their seats.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

There is weekly paper published in New York
called the Sunday Morning Atlas 1t is JOURNAL among
all others printed in that city, that should select as
family paper Mr.. Frederick West it's principal editor
and contributor, is scholar and gentleman Of fine
taste' His poetical effusions rich in imagination
and warmth OF feeling, his prose sketches i,nbed with
deep interest and terse in er style, and his power at
rspartee broad and full lie stron writer on serious
Subjects and on light matters show up things in
way that will make the obtuse enjoy his wit Order
the Atlas, forthwith.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

BANK CHARITY-BANK .fleNEsrY-B.NE lusr,c,
A ID rector of the Agricultural Bank, who is said T.,
own about $6oooo of Stock has given ritteu ius,ruc
tons to the sheriff of this county not to receive the note.
h's o'1n bank except the discount charged nv tho
brokers. The instructions further prohibit the sheriff
from taking notes of the Planters and Rail Rosd Bo,ks
oil TINS city on any terms. The bankers first prouce
Inc evil OF deprecated currency and then refuse 10 re-
ee'ye that currency at par. We were 10th to heleve
tnat any officer ofn bank in this city would be guilty NJ
such an act and therefore went to the Sber;a-s m
examine, and saw the document itself This is III. Ia,
gunge: ~rhe Sheriff is instructed 10 receive in nat
ent specie or its equivalent Post Notes of the A,r;.
cultural, Union and Commercial Banks NAV be tak.n
at their enrrest diseoants'
Now ifthese Instructions had been given BY nor,b.
ern merchant or western uader we should not have
been surprised, nor shonld have complained bur
one ofour citizens-one whose inHueure Inns been
exerted in producing this state Of tug -to be guilty.
such an act, an Outrage upon nurus and breaks all
the bonds that affiliate society. Such acts must sever
the last tie that bound the people to the banks and rem
der them alike odous to friend as to foe Bv thi.
tenn the banks will come into the possession of the whoe
property Of the county, and the people he degraded be-
low the condition OF Russian sef to whom the on,
len' banker will alIri daily task of labor, and mike
daily application Of the lash.-!Nat. Free Tra
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

Coop CRors.-Th:re WIS so fin. n prospec
Tor line crops OF corn, and cotton in our country, as
the present season presents. We IRE shown a
iu'l grown cotton bo!e, taken from the field of Mr. E.
loung, OF this county, fifteen or twenty DAVIS
since, and also, with Sunday as taken from the
plantation Of Mr. Ridley, with the snowy staple ftle
South pendant in dropping folds from the bole One Of
the oldest and most extensive planters of the county
stated that prospects were reaIzed that he would oo
be able to gather a he would make, and that he never
saw so fine prospect in all his lile.-Miss Cant. Adv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

The Charleston and Ohio Rail Road Company have
not given up the idea of carrying their work across the
.oun'a'ns. They have in operation 1876 miles Of wav
from Charleston to Hamburg and in less than a wear
from this tme the road will be finished from Cha. lesion
10 Colombia l2d. The Bank of the Company is divid.
ing per cent pei annnm.. Would could give SO fair
All account OF the Nashville Rail Way.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

said that the Camp street Theatre will be opened
IN september. As' French and Italian companies we
,eel warranted saying, that the Camp can be obtained
ny any persons DESTROYS of such speca,ion at fair
rent There no intention the part Of The proprietor
10 NEEDLE with such entertainments. 1t is sad on good
authority that extensive preparations have been made
open the ST. Charles with grea, ecla and with pow
erful company.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

Inc wester" mail came in last evening with date
from Louisville to the 9th inst The market M din
and money scarce The river was rising at Pittsburgh
there being 10 feet in the channel. The crops every
where were promising. Bagging %, Rope 81, Coffee
io4. Flour 70, Tobacco to 8 25 NJ Orleans mo.
ney "astake" at the Bank Of Kentucky. Nine DAYS
bills on this city TO per cent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18
IzARRoWGATE sPRINGs
NOH'EOWtTV COUNTY,, NIaUHfnu.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
VIE proprietor OF this establishment has the plea
Il sure OF announcing to his friends and the public
IN general bat he will be in READINGS by the first day of
May t. receive visiters He.w also state for the be-
ne OF those at distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others going ON and in
1apld progress Tor completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same time much better
!, Fannie can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
the main building.
1t Is deemed unnecessary tie say anything in partcu.
lar OF the character OF these waters for it is generally
believed that they are not inferior to any in tile South
efn states All the ainusements that ara genernlly
found ut Watering Places, will be found at this. r
hest music tina, this part of tn. country affords, h
been engaged and will be in constant attendance at IN
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
IN returning his "niesned thanks or the very liberal
SUPPORT gwen him last season. and hopes by the
mons that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

NH1I ReXuIHtlOns.
re Great Eastern Mails closed every day at 10
o'clock a. N. Is due every day at P. NJ.
The Express Mail is closed every day at half mast
70 A. NJ. Is due with tile Great Eastern Nla, every
dav. ''
. 1he Lake unA (via Covington, Lay is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a, 6 O'clock. 4. A.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, al
The Lou'sr'He or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and saturday, at 3 p. NJ is sen,
and returned BY STEAMBOATS, Arrives regularly three
times week.
1he Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, ats r NJ. Is sent and returned
BY sieam,oats.
1he alexandria Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
Arly BY steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
$ S:::;:; and Close at "s.s4.r
COAST MAIL.
s ss.c ;s:y. and clo.esa, so,c1ocA. Nj.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

In the course Of the debate the late libel case Mr.
azureau took to task Mr. Sout for calling Alphonso of
Spain, Alonso Did not Mr. Mazureau know thu.
A'phonso was merely the rehabilitation of Alonzo,
and that the atiers the true Spanish Of the Wise
King, so much extoedby him ~ the author Of a code
Of laws free enough for any freeman to live under
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

we have important intelligence from Mexico The
SCHOONER Essex, Capt Cottre, left Metamoras on the
ioth Of July. News hud been received in that city Of
great change in Affairs at the capital General Broro
had been appointed to the Presidency Of the Republic
in The loom Of The butcher Santa Anna who had been
displaced! 1t was believed that new councils would.
animate the Mexican Government under his charge.
General Bustamente at the last ta:e in command at
la"p'co. The Schooner Lone, hence had been seized
at that port:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

The extraordinary gun which described SOME time
since, left at our room for inspection. Every person
DESTROYS ofprocuring Of this wonderful weo
pom can be served by calling at the Reading Room
where he i'll see the proposition TERMS &c., on which
he will be supplied. Several orders have already been
gwen sight of this weapon will convince the behold,
sr more Gifts utility and power, than thousand descrp.
tons. Suffice to say, Of them is equal to ten or.
binary fire arms We shall revert this subject in our
next paper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

Mr.: Hscke't the Comedian has taken up his residence
IN London. We have letters from him. in which
he proposes to act the Agent for the Managers of
Theatres in this country in procuring the best talent for
expectation that England and France can afford. No
man is better qualified for the task Than Mr. Hackea.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

ADVANCEMENT SUNDAYS:
The ears will rave NJ the hours weak DAYS
-nustoe!ock, NJ when Locomotive will Car ullton
r'sry hour, ur' o'clock, r. NJ and New hour
nnti o.loci,, =. N.
Alter 10 o. o.k horse be obtained laying dol
lars for the Trip; fcacd for after 70 O'clock NJ 10 dol
:ass will I've charged.
perso"s going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the cudutCr positive directions to
rseeive money in lieu thereof
Tho alteration in the time "fdepartnrc
menceA with the herctoo O'Clock which now
leave New Orleans st34 O'Clock. and will remain in
until O'clock. they leave the city o'clock .ay
N arr"eton until 0cck thereby allowing visitors
and half hours the pleasant wallis par,ake
re!cslne"'s in of the BEAUTIFUL Gardens the
United States.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

We have dates from N. Nork 10 the 9Th instant, P,
Al. Cotton was heavy. The British Queen was lsoked
for with great interest u $. Bank stock went a, IA,
Flour WAS quoted at6 81. EAek,nse on England had
advanced.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

The trips on the Nashville Rail Road were resumed
yesterday. The hours Of startin; in the morning
and in the afternoon.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18
From the Hampden Wing of July 70. 1892.

!Hct"rs PWs and Bnters.-The las, Journal cons
tains additional testimony in favor of this highly imnor
taht invention The press of the Journal was almost
stopped to ANNOUNCE the testimony. Some one in tho
name OF Or. hinat thanks for inserting the certi6
cate OF our neighbor Bowles, und offers us qnany OF
the article as compensation This is very kind and we
promise tue moment we labor under like affections with
our ne'ghbor OF the Journal, to call on the agent.
the mean time, my tutoring under similar diff,
hcnltes to those which have so severely borne non Mr.
b""les they have his testimony to the "pecuIiar
adap!edness" of the remedy the disensc The medis
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS
V&V& ANly@AIQANa
G@NDD DM@ .

SSuNDu u uONSR
The DAILY Paper is neatly nr;n,.d ,,;,.
type on an extra, double med nm shoe, =, SIC
p'r I'm ann m payable sunni annually in advances
,,,, nc IHl.wEEKLY Paper, containing ,be re,,,~
,nt ha.er OF Two dallies, $40, payable in ady,ncs
"n nero no no city reference is given. '
d,,iv wv. sshir TRUE AMERICAN, made up from tho
p"ps,s' curing the week. will be cent 10 aub.
to nono wi" o,h,p Ay % per annum in advance. and
!, a;,.. S' unless an acceptable city reference
Is s''" subserih+s respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON,
NV ORLEANS, Nav 1890
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

In November, 1887 james II. Caldwell imported into
Mobile station meter, and no, having immediat, use
ii, lett it in the public store eposi,ing with the Ten
uty collector the invoice ot the same More than ven,
thereafter, the collector having suffered the article tn liz
IN stare beyond its time and therefore having lost 4ha
duties upon it TO the Government, callsd. upon Mr.
taId"eils agent to cnrrec, the error, to which the agent
consented The invoice having h. mslai II, los, iy
the Custom House. it agreed that the meter should
he appraised, which was accordingly done, and the
price put upon it 50 dollars Mr. De Vesde the
agent being unwilling ray the duties on sue a val,
uao' seeing that it was large proposed TO refer
the matter TO abtration aud the result WINS tina, the du
ties should be paid and the excess, if any, upon tie
production, within reasonable lime of the duplicate ius
voice, should be refunded. Four DAYS after the money
was paid, the duplicate hand but the Collsctm
Of the port told the agen, that he could not refund with
out the consent of the Department. though he had agreed
to do 3d. He applied the Comptroller of the Treasu
rv but did present tue statement, of the facts and
The Comptroller refused. The Secretary of the Urea,
sury was then applied to by Mr.. De Wendell and he
confirmed Comptroller Barker's decision. This s n
specimen of the Government conduct towards Nh. cit
Zen
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

Inc pamphlet containing the full account of the 1.-The,
Trial is progressing rapidly. Wehope to have it ready
for delivery by Saturday,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18
MAR RIED

la the Parish of West Fecans. the lth of July 1899
by Thomas Dalson. ESQ., Doct. E. A. KNOWLTON of Point
Coupee, to Miss EVELINA HoRNsBY. daughter of f. II.
Hornsby, ESQ., Of the city of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18
FOR LONDON,

IA The and fast Sailing Ship COLUMBIA
AsasE. greater part of her curgo engaged.
forbaiance Of freight or passage apply to
July 18Th LEVI IL GALE, So Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

NEW ORLEANS & CARROlLTON RAIL ROAD
In consequence ofnunrerous atoms for change
time 81 departure for the afternoon ears the have
e""euded 10 adopt the following for he sam
mr', commencing on the 9Th
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTs THE WEEK DAYS,
From CarFollton. From New Orleans
Horse Car o'clock a. NJ Horse Car at e'cioek A.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

SECOND MUNICIPALITY, J
Now.Orleans, July 4, 1889.
Notice is hereby given to all keepers Of Billiard
Tables TO take gu. their Licences at the Mayors
Office, within ten daya from date, agreeable to an
Ordinance OF the General Council. approced 9Th
May, 1889.
s. II. TURNER, Collector.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-18

New.Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1889.
President, S. J. Peters.
First Vice President, w. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jnn. A. Merle, ESQ.
Committee Of appeals far 1889.
James Dick, Ja,ncs Fl, LeyeYich.
he. Cnmmack, Ahijuh Fisk,
p. o. Scribe, Samuel Thomson
Ccmmstfe Of Arbitration FIR Me month of May
yonn Heddleston, john c. Harrison,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. P. A. Hardy.
Joachim, X nh,