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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
Danl, ltnp Sdmes Saetlt5er,
Supfcr,z Sfcn. II. Slcd,Ibmiebe.

Sllpfcr,z Steit Il. CIeOlOlllleoe.
@enahrid,ti9cn ibre Ireunrei NIB eas 9e,
ehrtc Nubltcum uberbaupt, eas lte eas pbige
@ciddft fcrtpdhreno an threm aIten StdncS
pIaB bCtrcibeu, nimlidD in Der 9lllcnsStraee
III 9llIcntaulr, eer 9tcrtbamptru 0anf 0eraee
0cQenilber, uuterbalb Gem Stcbr bon Jfed
mc Sd9er.
9Illc 2Irtcn SrdrtewcinsSe6cG unb ipnlti,
9c6 &upfer9eidlwr rcn iebcr gcncnnun0 pers
ben anf rd6 @Gldimufpcllifc uuo 0anerbafs
tcite pcn ihncn pcrfertigt, uno fTe perlIdcrn
ba6 Nutlicln, rap iIe ibrc gtrbcit Al een'bils
ll0ltcn qlreileu abldlIen. Oc69teid'en baten
iie 1875 nCne NcISs uno StcinfChlen Sefen
Uru alien Srrten erhaltcr, bic itr tilia an
ihrc Suncen atlalIen mcllcu. Sic 9cteu BEN
h1ditcu 9NrciS fir altcs Supfrr mo MeiIng,
70 >pjc fir 9eihmieoctcs uno GiuB .gilen, eS
mag in 2Iustaulh crcr baarem G,eIbe fem.
3u0cid) crinncru &c, cne fIc 70 chen $500
0furo 3usiId)cS mo SlmcrifaniidcS 9lcbrs
bcd crhaltcn haber, meld)Cs pcrSilalid, fur
Sfcurchr uno 3rpmmCln 0cci1nct 1T IIe
mcDen caiTeIbc bilIi9 pertaufeu.
gIud, bdltcn tic beltdno9 porrdtbia, Sleds
9eftbirr rcu icccr 8cncnnllua, alles 10 wcbls
fell, ol6 man eS ir9cnbtpp befcmmen fam.
Sie IIno ranfbar fir eie ibnen erseiiete
aus0ecehntc auneid'aft, lmo ncrben iId1 in
Der Srlge aud, beitrebcn, cieiclbe su erhals
ten, nid)t alleiu baourd,, odB &c lire paid)s
ten ols Gieiddftslsutc erfiillenL icrberu baB
iIe ale ihre 9Irt;fcl raucrbaft perfertigen
uuo mchlfeil oerfaufrn.
9llentaun, Sept. %. iiq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
2(Qenfaltller G1ieEerei.

Die llnterlhriebencn benadrid,ti9en hiers
init Gin geebrtes publifum ergebenif, oas ile
jebe 9Irt @ieearbeiteu fir Mnbls9Scrfe mo
Weaihinen, Siihlen fur Carriages une 9Sds
gen, 70 pie aud pfcrce. .Gewalten, II. {. ~.
BON bem belteu @us, fd)nea unb biui9 pers
erti9en.
Dreber Slrbeit, IN Weeino, GiIen uno
Sools, 70 wie jebe 2lrt Shmicts9lrbcit wiro
biai9 perfrrti9t bon
Sd9er uno 8rceborn.
T9llIc Slrten pfi9e, @ellhfprusSh6ts
Ter, 9Sellhfcrn BREEDER Cmittelit pcld,cn
man bas Welihfcrn iamt benz Splbcu mabs
len fann), StrasensScdperS bon @usciicu,
@ultipatcrs@g9en, um Welid)fcrn gu c99cu,
iIro ncbit oiclen anbcrn gaucru: @eratbru,
al ibrcr @ieBerci 81 babeu.
sllcntaurr, Slpril 10. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
S5rcttcr- Spf.
8eor8e &cipcr lno 60, SrcttcrbdnHs
ler III 9lltentaun.
CTctcn Deter Subrs Wirtb6taus.)

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CTctcn Deter Subrs Wtrtb6hauS.)
@enahrittiacu ihre Srcuree II. cin 9cctrs
tc6 pubifum iIbcrboupt eaF Ne 10 tbcu cts
ueu 9rrfen 0crratb BON @dubplS urterihicNs
litrr Scrtcu eiu8cIe9t hdten, tpprlnter iIh
bcfueen:
@citc Gortcr ocIb unb nris 91cirt Tlcrs
brrb6, Strrihcntrrbs mb planfeu, QinnCl,
%Crc6, GjeItpeint Sc6ntlin9S fin Scnltcrs
9tahmeL {lcnllrd ScintIn9e, Srorren, SaIs
fcn, jeee Srrts Srcttcr, SoubrI;, Efritcn,
Qattcn rno dle Sprten Shinrrln, Waltrer'
&atter, II, I. ~.
Sie mereen INNER encn tcitdrbigcn Wrrs
rotb rbjger Srtidcl auf 5Hano b0bcr, prmit
Qeute ans Gem 2ance pcrICheu mCrecn fnncu.
Gauttar fir eds ihr bon bcm pubifum
oeidcntte @crtraucrL hcfCn iGe burd) biuiQc
Yreilc uub IhnclIc &cbienunN bic Suutlhaft
unO ferncre @cwr9cnbeit bciTcIbcn rauerbaft
;u mddcn.
Nfat |. na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
Gin neuer &upfertCbntpt
in 9lll ntau II.

Ter llnlerIhricbcue maebt hermit ietnen
TrcunnenI 70 ipte einem acebrten Tubltfllm
bicrmit er9ebenit bcfaunt ba6 er cten9enai,s
res @cGd6ft an Der Nerftdtte ce6 ocrrn
Tatb banQa autenfhl d9cr, III Der
S,amiltcnifrnse, 5oa9cnbude QSirttStans Sc
9eniibcr, au9cfau9en hat, no or jeeerSett DO,
r6thi9 bat, pccr auf Seitrann9 fdnea per'
ferti9t: Scce Scrte
8rennfe1eL Sutmodcrs @afb< rno
SbecsSeilcL
70 pie aud, alle tn fciuem Cad, cinfhlagenbe
9lrtidcl, hte er jebcrScit gum 8crfauf pcrrds
tbig bdlten piro uuo 9clcrnen 1T fir Die ntcs
brighten 9Srrle Su oerfaufcn. Gr ltcht fir
lriuc 9!rtett 10 weit gut, caB etelelbe auf etne
cauerbafte 9Irt an9efertt9t 1T.
Gr latet ictne Trcunoe uno ras putlifum
itcrbaupt en, Ieine @erfitdtte ;u bciud,cnI
uno letne gSaaren i'll 2hr9enidlein 81 nehmen.
Stet6 ipiro cr c6 fein 9lu9cnmerf icin ldiicn,
ale &eitclIun9en 9eipiifrnboft Su erfnIen.
SIR altc6 jiupfcr, WcliIn9, 3mn uno SleI
Wiro Der b6d,ite 9Nrci6 in baarcm @elbe Ceer
in 2Iustauih fir Gaarcn 9e9ebCn.
9(mp6 Gtttn9er.
9lltentaurL Suli %. nq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
GGtnees prcr &attlule.

Sccben crhaltcn Cit qlin;enbcs 9l6crtcs
ment 8attlule, bic benz Wusln &C 2dnc in
Wulfcr nno ieeer anecm SoiniId't9 9Icih ilnr.
@benfanS Elm ete9antes 2lfcrtiment
Gpte9cl H.
nit Drrg,Ircicr uno Mahp9cnY 0tabnlclL ;u
Serfaufen aN 5toBr ppl
CScbn gGtlirn.
Die hHhlen prciie pcrtcn keSahlt fir
Elahe1aamen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
QQcrourer 8. 95rdu,r,
sHCtLNtSNClChrtcr iVllltlCrl.

8cd)t69Clchrtcr (GMrNCr).
@cnndridt9t iciue 6rcuntc, roB CT III
3nfunft in rrr ect,a @oumty Grurt in irincr
prrfcfirn procti;icrcn rpirb. @r it nah
reno cen Scurteu al @umpcrts S.rtcl N
ipretcr, alnc or rcnjcniQcn 9ioth crthcilcn
wiro, bie ibn nit ibrcn @elGaften tcchrcn
pcroclt.
9lucutduu, Wai Is. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
SClyutD- -QtnforDerlln0.

9llle bieienigen, pclde nrcb al Die S,trter:
lafeuidaft rcS oertcrbencn W th clHa II.
oes, lcBtbin bon SbersSaepra Saunlfltp,
Feba @auntp, auf tr9cnp cine 9Eciie idnlci9
iJno, iperbcn hermit bcnadridti9ct inner
hnlb Wicnaten prn bcutigcm Gato an, an
Die llntcr3cid,nctcn Nidtt9fcit su nrad,cn-
So ipcrccn aud, dIc icltc tcnahrid)ti9t,
ipclhe nod, SIufcrbcrur9cn on bcla9tc SNius
tcrlalIcnldaft babeu, ihrc 9cdnlln9Cn mrbIs
bcltitigt an llntcr;cjthncte ein5urridcn, tamt
0ttdtigfcit 9cmadlt pcrtcn fam.
9lnor. 6. 9StmalL ! GrcntDs
Ocnrp 0tcpcr. s ren.
Sert. ii. rq--6ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
OeHentltC6e QSerbl1.
rq--IS

SreitI9s, Den lltcn Sctcbcr, Inn 10 llbr
@prmittd9s, fol- AM Sauie bcS peritcrbencu
q Ibrob a NJ Wtllcr i'll SiloslSheitban,
bfcntlid, peritei9ert wercen:
Vferbc, .Sfithc uuo Sdlmeirc, cin Saucrrts
gEoacn, 9Smemuhle, Sncbtauf, 70 ME cine
&crid,icceuheit rru NauSs ,GlldcRs II. Saus
cuyn9crdtbld)aftcu, ;u rcitlIufti9 Su meloen.
Ctc gcornQungcn lrllcn rcr Der 8cuou be-
fdnut 9cmad,t une 9cpcbnItde sluhpartung
9sgebcu meroen, Ucn
Geter WtilIer, ofs,,;,,,,s
eScicpb NIillcr S'''"'' ~
Sert. 25. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
Nertt9e Rlctper.

Snmee eipu, tcchrt iId icincn
8rcurccu uno bcm pu6Iitum dn5ei9cu b0e
CT gc9cnpdrti0 cine itrnc 2lu6w0bl
Nertt9er Stctrer
ppn jcrcr Scncnulln0 ouf Nanb bat, Gle ollc
infer irircr 9lufijd)t ltGn mo eaucrhoft gCs
mndt iIub. .-2Irt) hat CT INNER Stccfe, 5lrds
gen uno llctcrhcmrcrL lrmie audi &onrs
Woofe fir Sducircr, II. {. ~.
9IlIcntaurL 9ruQ. 90. rq-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
Gin gelirlina

sum Nrnfers@eld,dft, Cciu &uabc ;nifd,eu
ii unc 10 c,abren) trire in Nif(cr 0rudcrsi
icgIsid auEEcmnteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09
S09er llll0 }yrccbortl.
GeleQlbat -23erttllputt9.
gbarleS Sapt5 uno 9i. G. 9Sri9bt.
EDnnfsHtcu,

Nateu. iIh inter bcutigcm Datum percini9t,
nm III Den unterld)icolideu @crten III Gedba
@1untD 9cmeinlhaftlid) III ibrer prcfe6iCn su
prdcttStreiL uno btctcn hermit ibre Gicnite
benjeut9en ibrer Srclmoc al, Gle ecrlclbclt
bcnbtbigt leir mE9clL es let in Ger @ourt Sies
u19 cocr 81 ir9rnc elmer onbern 3eit.
dc 2lmteitube 1T an tem iiibsmeflidcn
@d Der 9lllcu uuo Hamiltpu Strabe.
9tlentaun, 9lprtI "a. irq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-09

StcrsSacCua, Scpt. 25.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Virginia Legislnture.-'rhe general assembly of
The ancient commonwealth Of Virginia met in the CAPT
tol at Richmond, q the 2nd instant
John W. Nnsh, loco f'co1 was elected Speaker Of
the Senate without opposition.
Thomas w. Gmer, tWhig,) was elected Speaker Of
the House ofDelegates, without opposition.
| The Governors message received, read and re-
| E.rred to np .,r"prate committees.
| Mr.. Nav introduced bill the dispbili,ic.
from the Bank, occasioned by a suspension Of scci.
rnyn .n,s, which was received and passed the House
| of Delegates.
A resolu,it offered, go into the election of
5. Senator the following Monday, which laid OF
the table until all the members elected, should b.
prescrt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
TIE HARRISBURG CONVENTION.

We have letters from Harrisburg to the I'd inst.
Delegates ar ived werc-fron Mass, 6--Oho, 9
New Y ork, 15-Delaware, Indiana, 4-Penn-
sylvana, s-Mssour, 2-Alabama michigan,
2-Louisiana, l-Maryland, 2-Virginia, IN
! Carolina, Ain all 81. Our correspondent states
that Of those present, tho feeling Of the majority
seemed 10 incline towards Harrison, though he hat
no doubt that the result would be in favor of Clay
by an immense majority. All parties were cordial
and their motto was-Roms first, and then our
selves. Col. Grahamc, from this State, was on tn
ground.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
NONE ~ M Il RK EFT.
3 rsuE AxkRlcAs DrEicr, 4. :. I

3 TRUK AMERICAN OfFtcF, n Q.
sls Fri4ny, Dec. %, 8 IN
The .rriyais Of cptt,, were 4ght 4, day Sales e'
rAa ing sfni., from 10 . n 80 At -" ny
which sold a, 81 was beautif'il lot
Things nave become 80 a ihs BUYERS and sellers
h.ya agreed er~,,y much 10 sssoa their hook
Account, from the Noth or even fin Europe, cannot
,he nres.nt state Of afairs, have much influence either
~, Fully fa.r cotton will come down to cents, in
,p,S ofsyery % ace and this aud felt, dea.
zsi. teeuata their dongs by their ehity TO invest aud
hold up after invest mont. As Wthe Liverpool market,
kwill la som. weeks before shalt hear Of decided
and rapid fall ii il, for they will be as slow to believe
what We say ii our crop being So abundant, as they
were dull putting faith in ,atcs Of last season.
So this city must push ahead on its ability, for
buyers At 7 and 8cent< cannot be much ted, and
holders must renze
IN tho Mobile Market, yesterday, holders firm
at az 81 accooun, u the light stick. ALou, 700
pisces Of bagging had arrived in that town from New
Orleans
W. have had Eve mails in to day from the East. The
features Of the eastern markets much changed
fo,n previous adv.ces. Specie was coming into New
York. Half million had arrived from ranpico, near
oil which, for the U. s. Bank, being the proceed
Of Bills sold on London in Mexico. The cotton an
Hour market ,y and without change. AT PhiIs
delT Nsnr WINS $6 q. RIO coffee, at Baltimore,
kof 1890 bags westfor q ,o la. Forty hits
III N. O.Hola.ses sold for "a
The Queen had lsf, New York will, half million
specie OF. hhi largo deal Of freight, among whie
q we're 1000 barrels Of spIee The specie chiefly
- Phadclphia account. Heavy re",ittances Of Bills
~. Exchao:e n,cde.s u $. Bank Stock sold at
They were busy in NeS York in sneug upon her note
and recovering specie for Aem.
-5r%a..a y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Arrest Of The 7er,an Ansbassador.-The Superior
Court Of New York in full bench decided that the iex'
ian Ambassador be released from arrest and res
uuint. Their decision given at length in tho N. T.
Times only repeats what every man OF common sense
knew before. The wonder il, that the officer applied 't
fo the warrant would suer himself 10 be betrayed int
such violation Of the law Of nations If the truth !"
know H. it originated with abolitions's, who per
haps, held the for $6O0, which General Hend'r
| as arrested
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

An Editer's Defence.-A Mr. Cameron of the
Columbia Rail Road lately called Mr.. Middle
ton Editor OF Lancaster paper, for tho author OF
structures upon that public work and its manages
ment. Mr.. Middleton refused 10 give up tic
name. whereupon Cameron coarcd him and near
ly .trangled him. but Middleton. disengaged a
pistol and sho. the ruff through t;,e abdomen,
Cameron will not survive. These arc just the fit
sort Of answers for impotence and violence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
FARE TO THE METAIRlE COURSE.
BY THE RAIL ROAD, ONLY rs CENTS

EXTRA CARS, properly fitted up, are ready to
IL transplant any number Of passengers the Meta.
Tie Course, for IS cents only, tie Nashville Rail
Road. Some obi con having been made, to the price
-snta, scarcely necessary to say, that extra ex
psnse has been incurred upon the occasion hut as
DE Road is object Of Pubic Interest and Faror
il had been deemed defensbie least 10 place its fare
al the minimum price OF other means of conveyance
being objectionable the price is reduced above, the
leave the depot, the foot Of Canal street, from
A. M.to p. NJ. exactly at the hours advctised, du
ring the Races IL CALDWELL,
~ dig q President
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

At the last dates from Washington, various were the
suru,ises who be the speaker, should the House
succeed in organizing. Cave johnson had the good
will Of General Jackson, while Alabama Lewis was ea~
for the honor. He would fill the chair we'll weigh
lug 492 pounds avoirdupois
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

u There is great rebellion among the to ms
ants of the late PATRON Van Rensselaer,. They
have refused to pay their rents any longer having
struck for agrarian rights. posse of 5000 men
has been ordered out by the Sheriff. whose horse.
the tenants is that they have paid rents enough to
give tho II title to the lands.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Bennett has long and characteristic account of the
meeting Of the New York delegation to Congress to
choose two senatorial delegates the convention n,
!lnrri>burgh He says that Chandler Starr, a Scott
man, and Judge Woodward, Harrison man, were Sc
lccteA.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Mr.. Cnlhoun.-lt is reported at the North and be-
,ieved that Nr. Calhoun will bring ina bill for the estab-
lishmen, Of PAPER CURRENCY to be redeemed by the
various Teasurers of the U. States in specie, which
they will collect in payment Of government dues!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14
M: w OR LEANS:
DECEMBER IA. 1899.

Congress.-rho Senate me. ION tho appointed
day and organized Mr.. Denton gave notice that
he would a. an early day bill providing for
the summary collection of all bank notes in the
District uader 90 dollars.
In another column we have given resume Of
the proceedings CT the lower house in its endcavor
TO organize. As usual, we find the Wings divided
upon plain question Of right and law.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Informing Oh lottery Office people is all the go in N.
York. The Sun lately informed on the people who
sent them advertisement of one Of our Stock and Real
Estate Lotteries. Any thing to raise the wind these hard
times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Mr.. PoLK.-lt is asserted that General Jackson has
minated his will that Mr. Governor Polk be the canii
date for Vice President at the coming election and has
signifed his pleasure to the democratic party ,hu Mr.
Polk shall succeed Mr.. Van Buren,, if the later be elect
ed. Mr.. Benton is ia great passion about it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

From Cumulative have dates from tho Coast
of Africa to toe 2lst of October. Business dull.
Nearly one third of all tho Europeans died this
son of the epidemic, among whom was the Cover.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

From CANToN.-Dutes at New York from Canton 10
the Goth Of July. The Canton Price Current and Re-
giser printed now at Macao. The Americans
lave nearly all made peace with Lin and agreed to
stop the opium trade that tens will not 60 up in this
country. The British resting their rights and
niger,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

McNaily's Book.-Mr. McNally has written a
book in Boston about the Sailors. Wonder wheth.
er he is any relation of Mr.. George. Augustus,
Severe, McNally, the Duon man Of playhouse
mCmOrY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

The negro lovers of the North are harpng upon the
Anistad slaves. They seem to he resolved on making
the government break the Spanish treaty. Poor de.
viIs--lhese abUtonists.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

More boats done np.-Tho Diana has burst ono
of her steam lues at Cole Creek, on her way 10
Louisville. The Lady of the Lake is buried in
the sand on Hurricane Island.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

More Roscality.-Ihe government agents have
paid off tho Mcnomonces their annuity-t6,00 in
fire franc pieces, -rnaking the Indians take them
for dollars. So we go.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

SNUFF THAT CANDLE.-'rn' said that Mr.. Wick. the
member elsct from Indiana will with his party
and that they intend snulfng him a useless
candle.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Major Donald Fraser of the lsl Reg. Glcngar'
~ Militia anc two other personages, were lately
drowned in crossing the St Lawrence at Cornwall
U. Canada.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

u A Mr.. Stinson, Of tho fremont theatre, was
lately killed by of the counter weights falling
his hcad, during Mr.. Kean's performance of
Pizarro. y The people were shocked that they
got un and left the house.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

The snvc grow ing gu, Of the seizures on the
Of Africa by British cruzrrs have been referred
to the u. :. Supreme Court
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Com. Renshaw is now con,mandant at the ~ l"r
navy yard, and Com Kennedy rules over that at Wash
ington.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Mr.. Vandenhol has been so unfortunate as to throw
a Mr.. Thompson, playing with him, upon pie OF
glass; The later was cut in uarious places.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Look sut.-Two men werc taken up yesterday
from Texas with $500 Of counterfeit City Bank
Bills about them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

W Tho Boston people, at the last dates, were
amusing themselves with sub>narine explosions
Otis translation of tho Tuscuan Questions, nc
counting for the sudden change Of the Wing.
against tho license law. the Pie.pont controversy
Chambers Grafton, the new candidate for mayor
Mr.. Chapman, and such lit,lo notions. Happy
people
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Bennett says that Prices failure to make the Park 60
WINS owing "obstinncy, bad arrangements, and bad
tine.!' True bill.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

A Suicide.-Mr. Israel Cashier Of tho Wes-
tern Bank in Phil. shot himself en- the End, inst
fIe was found to DO minus $4,000 Oh the rap
id progress Of the corruption Of morals and hon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

The New York Post is doubtful about the passage OF
the suh-treasury bill. Does the party intend to bu.k
out, now that they have the power!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-14

Mr.. w. NJ. McCarty, rolhcr of tho ducllist is
n candidate in the London district, Ii. to fill Mr.
MERGERS place. lie is an able statesman.
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The Eric canal is closed for the winter. Some 800
hon,s were caught, having board 10000 barrels of
-four,
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70 Hssry Ulshoetfer has been appointed Con
snl of the U. S. for the port Of Trinidad and Gu
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IL The American denies that the Camp street
theatre is leased for masquerade balls Wa wcro
under tho impression that came from
mighty near head quarters Forster, of the Green
Room, has it for certain, and will make the thing
go 10 aT.-[rimcs.
u, So VIC did, and were right, too, for the time
was not passed till yesterday Tho Camp had been
leased, as we stated, to party, who were unable
to plank IN the cash but @ also stated that ano-
ther party were negotiating for it.
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Ln.esa Daacs.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

December 49, 1899.
Ship John Holland Snow. liverpool S&JP Whitney
Ship Frankfort. Russell, Liverpool, Laiiiaw
Ship katina DUlcan Liverpool. Boolin, CoIey &
Ship Ohio kutz Philadelphia. Moss Y Harris
Steam ship Columbia, Winac, Galveston.
Smith & Voorhees,
Rarqua Poachcr. Howe. Campenchy, w Zackare
Brig Ceues, Scudder. New York, Il II Dxey
Sch Chsmpon Collins. Mataeorda Master
Sch Coriue Ilichcock. Galveston. Dunn, Bronson
sch Naiad Williams. Aransas. Lamar,
= Ship Orleaus. Scars New York. Cohen
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Sch Champion, Collins. Matasorda' n. Master
Ship Oreaus Sears, New York. Cohen
December 10, 1899
Steam Tow boat Porpoiss Davis from tho Passes having
proceeded with returned to tho with the ship
Tow boa, Huntsville, from tho pass, having
shin Rochester Owens ia, Bath 81 days
Batque Edinurs Houdlctt ~ days from New York, via
seh E'siops, Eldridge from Salem.
o S,s n" IN
Brig Unc.s. Boush. 10 days fin Hampton Roads
SIZE ssp %s sob.d . 81 day. y.% fo% Bath
Z Sch Export Gardiner. Charleston. B Baily
RI azeTss in louisville
s,samer Giraffe Carson. FIN Mobile
EXPORTS
I,rprooL Per ship John Holland. Cargo 1888 bales
eo'o. Per ship Frankfort Gorge sas6 bales of
..rer snip Kalina. Cargo 1861 halo. of
1900 ac cotton 1900 pse Lead 4O casks a bis
GALyIsros. ship Columbia. Cargo Assorted
n erchsndiss
sch Champion Cargo ass ored pro.
.ANrEAcHy. Per barque Poacher. Cargo 400 b. -four
New YoRk.. Per bri. Cores. Cargo 300 lids sugar
visions r.
ARKANSAS Per sch Naad Cargo so pkgs furniture
500 feet lumber 90 bA. herring. $50 pkgs utensils
ChARLEsToN....Pers sch Export. .Cugo 100 lids
10 bis molassss.
BATH. ship Clyde Cargo 50 hay 500 bis po-
RREMns per ship Marmora. Cargo 10000 BRICKS 10
Hampton Roads Per brig lucas. Cargo So Ike public
Richards. q Do II Williams, 4 do II Wal'sce co
sn. Wh,a fa'sS DO Ie'ee" o1s "dze ADJ
BATH ship Rochester lumber potatoes
New YonK. Per barque Edinburg Cargo ESQ ton,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fs',s e. . ~
@hs G cotton Diet % La
eo;,os " oassy co; i ;.sss peas 70 d. ,"' .
a%s so a'
gent Tnrpi"a Watt. iss Baiy. Beck co.. no Burke Wa.
Roberts, ri Burns; 60 Nj 50 Maddox ro!s!d
co IS Frierson Dale co; Al Taylor Medley 81 Fo
"isa virgil ''s
nd ass;.s,y H,9"s o,'r A,ssr ae,
Z a.. JP Whitney; i " zaska'oS co; mize to Mcdowell
mdzs Shannon" co; ssa do remrie 200 p b.ss"s
Incois b. app's.JT Mon,aao; Il kegs I"'.s Tho"
m,n 81 kes: 4s head cattle 800 head sheep Mr. Kerr
bales eotton NJ Cooper
coNsIGNEEs
No list Of consisaees handed in from
PASSENGERS
Per Gen teayenworth. Mr. Stuart family fioks
and Lady kockerbergers Hill; Randall; Lawrele Gut'er'
Davis; BROWN Engar; Rurgeon; Mont Fulln; G"nd
Copon; Coil; Dixon; Nusers; Vanitt SMITH Glasgow; liar
Duncan; Bran; Bell; Spring. Williams Dussrd Landry
Thompson
Per steamer Rapp.hanock sIesrs Knox Earnest Tempt
Watson Rrowde Jessups Cabin; Judge Stumps and Lady
Humphreys aud Lady. Keys RICHES iiinford and 4s on til
deck
Per steamer Princess. .wh.n Indy; BUSTER Wllm.nu
Washbu Summons Erwin Tolersnn; Wa,kson Matthew
Glasscock, Cable. Gov A Roman d CE Williams.
MEMORANDA
River still remains vary 10 r.. sign off rise