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True American., 1839-09-12

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GRAND LOTTERY ed and I'd cou.ohla,c,D or
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
100000 Tickets, at 500, tOO ono
l"o''N prlZcs-inll amount of two millions of loljnrs
Schrmr price mud selling rricc of,ickcts the same so
Among h" prizes are the Nerandnh, ST. Clnrcs Thea
tire, and the - Charles Arcade buildings t.c &c
In few days tickets can lie had.
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MISSING Grms.-l cnsk Cutlcry--o Boxes Rr;Ir
~ Leather, coming TO Sclwnnck Il Co. marked ] {,
Dnncs Il CO. have never reached their destination
will he thankfully received by
July 10Th "a Guvirr 81,
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Brother Wellington, editor of the Charleston Courier
who has been for some years travelling in Europe, late
~ married one of his daughters the son of one of the
Adnirals Of the British Navy Wellington is yankee
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LEEcHER Mrs Sarah Doug,erty, No. SO Cont st.
up stairs, ~ "
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LOulSlAiA GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERIES.
DR. wing inNcw Orleans, by authurity of Il law oC n
CALDWELL, OAkEi & PRiTCIIARD
Pr@priotors and Managers.
Tickets m the ls class Introductory LOTTERY for
sale NJ corner Canal and Royal stY; IL ,5.5 ut 10 each
Drawing in December; Nos 10 49, l. drawn Lallors
The draw ng effected within an hour. 1901 prizcs ri
winch " are real estate, 33j shares Of stock and scve
mi OF tickets IN the two million lottery
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INFORMATION WANTED.
'I>liE wife of Mr.. Benz. r. Wells OF Boston, Mass.
is very dcsrons of obtaining information resnee ~
ing her husband whether good Otherwise he was in
View Orleans in BIG or 7, and worked AT til. painting
he has not been heard from. Any information viii he
thankfully received at 50 l'ienvile street
allp 00-ow ~
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CUPPERs & BLEEpERs-
E.Carli, No. 7G Canal s,reet-himsclr or ,,r,ncr .l
ways to be found, day or night
w. W. King, "a ST. Charles street.
J.. Madeline, No. Camp street, near Canal.
NJ. D. Enrres No. Camp street, near Canal.
Payne Cupper and Rcedcr. at Madame Dewhurs. corner
Of Gsavcr and Thoritoulas ss.
Il A. Donnelly, No. 1879 Royal street, near Orleans
at NJ. &etge's Apothe:ary.
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III u For NEW YORK, The Packet Shin
I'M LOUISA, Johnson Master, will leave the
-s.Aze- Levce this evening. For freight passage
apply 10 COHEN.
sept 9TH No, 90 Cummon ST.
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OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN.S ms, Co,
nYN Ma 0rIo

W The Packet Ship $, MARY, capt Foster is
diScharging opnosi,e ST Joseph St 2ml Municipality
Consignces will penseattend TO the receipt Of their
goods. PETER LAiDJAW
ul7 G6 con,n 9,
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nRCGS-Just landing from Mcssin,, u supply OF
- almonds, bitter md sweet li1uoricc root, linn,
uice' essence of Bergamot, essence of lemon uc, hcmn
ana canary Seeds 'aannn flake, aud small, canharlea
briInstone, orange flower water &c for wbocsnlr anJ
rata in store OF n HoNNAnEI anu
NEG cor No,cba, 4. v,l,.:.'','
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IT > HAKTER, CQpItaFnG do Watch.
HMM ENE an depot dc Ia 5 conde Munlcpnli,
IL un grand Chcval brun, III paunrs dc hau,cu.
sans marques. Lo prnprctairc voudrais bcn lsrc-
clamcr au depot rnc Birronnc,cntrc IIcvir Il Girod
d'ci Samcd lc Aout, autr .mcnt il -era venduo
10 dit lour par T. Gnillotte cncan,our publiquo.
jy25 II S HARPER, Crp,ainc do Watch
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w lCHAEL KiPPLAN, an Irishn,an killed his
~ brother in this parsi-was committed to Jail. and
ne nus since broken ont. Alichael Kipran is about
feet 10 inches high blue grey eyes, large and stout
bodied. aout 80 years uge-a bad countcnnnce and
in the hnb, of drinking.
Twill pay $50 for his delivery in Jail in the city OF
81 Sheriff Of the Parish 70; Of East 'Fi feiiei;ann.
%zA TO RENT, Counting Room in the ID
s!!E story, over the store Of 4 X Hyde & Brother
ls.lAE corner Of Magazine nnd Common Ss. consist'
ing Of two apartments, in one Of which is fire place.
and well adopted for otce Of any kind possession
Il: Il. HYDE g. Brother,
aug 2sd 80 Common cor Magazine SIS.
1 TO RENI-A dwelling house, with stables
IsS!m &c. At the corner Of Tchapoulas and Joseph
four story store on Levce street, between Bienville
and Cus'On,house stcets.
An Office in Gravier street.
Possession can be given Immediately.
;, Aso from first November next, 4 two story ware.
: j"iy ::o,h G '"'' '''Sii tScHyM SGcHyMnAck i & Co.
XxzA TO RENT, Several Small Tcncmcnts 4
!EH Houses in the nag ghbourlnod of Tivoli Circle
1.s4e Apply to Dr John Rollins corner Of DeOrd
street aid IiWolicirce.
'INo EENr-Tln store. No. : Bank PLACE. Apply
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THE LIBEL CASE.

n. Orleans, 22d Ang. 1889. #.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Balance last Report. 3.5l] 81
Amount received SINCE, 7,65d O:3
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.


~ AS brought to the Police Prison OF the % Mu-
~ 'c'paty bright muntto man. named ANDEk-
SON, nnnt ~ or u years nga, snys he is free. The
owner will please call prove property ny charges and
take him away. II 5 HARPER,
Cnpt in of the Watch.
Fept5 Per 7 HOS HARPER.
w AS Lrought to the pou"d VI thr 2d Municipality,
w situated in Bnronne, between Ilevia and Gir0i
streets, dark bay Stud HORSE about "a or Is hnnds
high, two hind feet white, with Gu, on one Of
them. The owner Of said horse will pense csil Mt the
pound prove property, pay charges nd take him away
or before Saturday the ldth inst hel, he will be
sold ut auction by Fl GuilIoue, public auconeer.
II $ HARPER. Cap,. of the Watch.
sept5 Per TlIOS HARPER.
NMAS brought 10 the pound Of the 81 ward
w I'd Municipal y-
hay Horse, with bIhck mime und tai, and branded
with on the left hind quarter, hboui "a hands high.
The owner uf said property will phase call at
the pound of the 3rd ward End Municipality siu-
ntcd the corner Of Rebn and Annunciation streots,
provo property pay charges and take him away on
OF before Saturday tho 18th September 1892 when
he will be sold at auction by + g 0,.llette, pub.
lie auctiontcr
l.. WINTER.
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STATE OF LCUlsiANA-First Judicial District
~ Court.
.e eesslon of the insovens property is accepted by
the court for the benefit of his cr.cors /, j.; nJ "i
that meeting of his creditors and Of Tho coJ;,.
o D''nmock and Lafon'u do take place at the uirc
9a an a. Maznrean, esq notary ppbublic on Friday The
o.h nun day o. August, S39 nt ten O'Clock NJ, then und
'eie 10 deliberate on their affairs and IN the mem ,,
a.. judicial proceedings aguinst their persons and nrn
perry a:e stayed. II is further ordered thai, EI,v;r
LEWIS esq. be appointed to represent the absent cr
by order of court this Goth July 1880
4t-al ,n3,al5n22. PIE III M, l
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RRowN soAP-3oo boxes brown soap. for eale b.,
ID 4 So j p WHITNEY n Camn CT

bacon SlDES-iO0 casks superior Cincinnati Gu.
ID red, in store for sale by
is G DORSEY a. New .v.e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

The Globe While !, was supposed that
Mr. Clay would receive the nomination Of the
Harrisburg Convention, the Globe Mr. Van
Buren's organ, produced the following express
sion sf sympathy for Gen. Harrison
"Gen. Harrison with what mockery have
you been treated When there was battle TO
fight, your party took you for the leader.
While victory was percbing on its banners
you was to be thrust unanimously aside for
Mr.. Clay. And now when they have
another battle TO fight, behold in contempt Of
your, devotion and your feelings they must
have new leader"
What will the -Great Globe" say now
The Globe turns whichever way the Magician
wills.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20
..Tarn al,pu,. rh.eI ahapt. and 40 lusl o. "A


"And every time you about jump Jim Crow.
~ There has been some mcfriment among
Members of Congress and Others, at Washing
ton, at the expense of the renowned Specie
King Thomas II. Benton. 1t is said this
gentleman. received specie check for one
thousand dollars for his milasge from 81. Louis
to the Capitals but such was his sudden and
unaccountable delcstaton of the specie fea
ture in the check, that he instantly sold il TO
a broker for eieren hundred in the paper Of
Suspended banks. Verify truth is stranger
than fiction. He who but short time since
dazzled and bedirzned the whole nation with
the splendor Of his golden dreams, now barriers
away the reality Of his visions for the rays OF
a suspended bank! Probably the gallant Col
onel finds a 'law in his members warning
against the laws Of his mind" We wish some
Phrenologist would examine his Uranium
probably some queer Developments might be
found-Loco toco intuitireness must be large
ly developed in his head, and some inconsis-
Iencies which it would be well TO have explain
"a $1,000 ftHs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20
vERMONT PmGNIx.
Friday, December 10. 1880.
For President
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
FIR Vice Pres,denK
JOHN TYLER.

NJ The Hhigs Of Brattie5oro intend 10
meet at Wheeier's Hall, Tuesday nezt at one
o'clock III the afternoon. The good Wigs Of
The ricinity are invited TO attend. Hon. f.
H. ALLEN, delegate from Maine 10 the
HarrisJurg Conrention, being accidentally
IN toirn is expected 10 address the meeting.
Addresses may also be heard from other gen
femef.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

Printers Compliment 10 he Lddies.-T The
following is the first verse Of "a song sung a,
a late meeting al the Baltimore Topographic
Association. 1t may be taken as very fair
proof that the ladies are held in high estima-
lion by the printer We should moi be suppris-
ed if our fair readers should call for more
copy or even wish to be tackled 10 the form
of some of The gallant fellows.
WOMAN. Sort Of nonpariei,
Fair-faced type Of beautys line,
When the one embrace we feel,
We fondly think thy form divine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

Speaking OF the widow Of blacksmith,
who was constantly laboring 10 obtain The
neeessaries Of life Taylor thus porlrays her
character:
"Thus she lived poor, patient and resigned
Her heart was a passion fowe,, herring
within il The crown Of thorns and the cross Of
CHRIST Her ideas Of Heaven were few
and smpla She rejected the doctrine that
Twas place OF constant activity, and uoi o.
repose, md believed that when she at length
reached i, she should work no more. but sil
always in clean white apron and sing
psalms"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

HE- United States Bank Stock was sold
IN New York on Friday, as big . as $50 per
share
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

~ The message may be- expected nihs
course Of . month perhapsi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-20

Another great Gre had oesusred al Con
s,anlipops destroying $50 houses
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
8 s q M g..

We have had a heavy gale Of Wind from
The North cast for five or six days, and ap
prehend that considerable damage to ship
ping on the coast has been the consequence.
The channel Of the Delaware river, oppo.
site Philadelphia, has increased eight feet in
seventecnyears. 1t is now 81 to 60 feet deep,
Dean Swift says:-" II is with little sou!cd
people as il is with narrow necked bottles,
the less they hive in them, the more noise
they make in pouring it out"
Minors, who have no guardian, parent or
master, may, according to decision Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, enlist
in the service of the army or navy.
A Court Martial has been ordered 10 con-
vene in Philadelphia, for the trial of Com
Elliot Com. Warrington will act as Presi.
dent Of the court.
A correspondent Of the York Republican
states that corn cobs are much better for
lighting coal fires than charcoal, nnd recon.
mends farmers to send them to market for
that purpose.
Thomas Campbell, the author of the Plea
sures Of Hope, is said to have new poem in
tho press. He is fifty years of age, and yet
rumor says, is about TO form a matrimonial
connexion Of the most eligible description.
The Vermont assembly, by majority Of
oight, have pissed resolutions against the
sub-treasury scheme.
At IAN auction in Baltimore on Saturday,
6000 Morus Mul,caulis trees sold at two
cents per tree.
The postage on letters and freigh,s on
small packages taken out by the Great Yves.
tern amounted to S2500.
The steam.packet British Queen left New
York ON Monday last at 2P. NJ. for London.
She carried out upwards of 100000 in spe.
Gle, and about 40 passengers.
FLoUR.-At GAINESVILLE, (Ohio) says the
Republican Of Saturday last, one thousand
barrels Of -four were offered at Sc IS per bbl.
and no purchaser found.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
y u 4 3 rs s

In this town, on Friday morning last, Joseph g. son
oi Capt. James burdicS, aged year, aid mos.
"Paced in ths hard from whom twas given,
This bud of beauty blooms ia Heaven"
At Middetown on Thursday last Mr. William elo-
cum, aged 80 .cars,-A Rev outoIary Pcnsiouer.
lh Little Compton, Oh "Wednesday last, Walter Will
bur Esq. ia the I'D year OF his nge
In Oneyvillc "n Sunday evening cath ut Artoinettc
WAlthan, youngest daughter Of the Hon Samuel w
King ia the I'd year Of her age.
Lost o' erboard, from the ship Gen Jackson of Brs-
tol, sept 2Ith, 1889, William Dousherty, seaman, oi
Grrnt Egg iisrbor, New Jersey.
AT GhvestoD TaNas, nf tue prevailing fever OF thai
place. on the 3Oth day OF last October MIR BENJAMIN d.
Jones'. in thu 25th of his age oil Mr. John F.
Jones VI Providence.
At Arlington House, tho seat or G. w. r. Curtis ESQ
on the 2Olh ult. Major Lawrence Lewis Of Wood Lawn,
Virgins, IN the 1ad year Of his age Major Lewis was
relations. BY happy coincidence the last Of the penr
relatives expired in the bed in which the Pater Paria
slept during the whole Of the FIRST Presidency and during
lila retirement at Mount Vernon up 10 the l4h Of De-
ccmber, l.7g.
in Weslbrook, Mr.. Joel Wilson, and his wife both
in the hour. Mrs. W. had been sick for several
weeks. Mr.. W. was subject to hls of pros,rnton from
nervous debility. la Of these he informed that
his wife wa. d ing The shock too great. lie died
almost Immediately.
In New York, on Wednesday evening 27th ult samuel
Ward, Esq. senior partner of the firm Of Prime, Ward
hn= x Co III The Jith year OF hs nge. Mr. Ward foI
several years past during The summer months has been
n resident Of this place "iic n man of emincni
financial ability, aud made u liberal df his large in.
tome-the fruit Of his own enterprise and industry"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

NAvIGATIoN river continues open
and there is less ll,ating leo to-day than for
sevcral days past. The weather is gradually
becoming Inilder, and, we believe, will keep
the river navignola for several days to come
The canals are entirely closed and there
is no prospcct of their again opening this
senson. We are happy to see, by this morn.
ing's Argus. that the number of boats and
amount of -four said to have been caught IN
the leo along the line of the canal, has been
very much exaggerated; that west of Utica
there are but few boats, and that at Utica,
and between that place and this, the number
is less than l0G."-[ .7ibany Ereni"g journal
of SATURDAY..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

SINGULAR CAsE.-A detachment Of pris-
oners from the Auburn State Prison no in
number) arrived yesterday at the Prison at
Sing Sing. Among this number was col
ored child about six weeks old, who was born
in the Auburn Prison. and brought down to
Sing Sing by its mother. The father of the
child, who was imprisoned Mt the same time
with his wife, still remains at Auburn. The
prison authorities are in somewhat Of a guam
Diary in the matter; whether the child is really
a"prison bird" or not, is the question. There
IS nothing IN law authorizing the nprison.
ment Of an innocent child, neither can nurse
child be separated from its mother. Nor yet
, can prisoner, as the free child evidently is,
without process Of law. How is it ?-fN y.
Cou. 6; Enq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

General Henderson, the Texan Ambas.
sador to France and Great Britain, was nr-
rested in New York on Monday last, for Q
debt Of &i00-coniracted by him in New
Otesns. lie demanded his discharge before
the Superior Court, on the ground that ac-
cordng to the cusiom Of all civilized nations,
the person Of an Ambassador is held invio
liable. To this. it il replied, that General
IFS capacity Of Ambassador from Texas to
France. did not confer any privileges on him
in the United States. The Superior Court
deferred giving any decision of The case until
Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Dec. 9
(Repored for the Yankee rnrn,r)

At Market $50 Bcc,es, 400 Stores, 20 yoke
Working Oxen. 22 Cows and Calves, 1850 shc' r
aud Lambs, 400 Swine.
PRicIs- Btcf-Iirs, quality we quote NJ
$3.50 6,75 the poorer wore taken by The
barellcrs ai 90 for mess, tho rest oi tho mum
bers IN proporion. =, oh-9'ed lot ri about
forty head Of the smaller Kind sold to one OF The
p,incip,l barrclrr. for ~ .33' MI round.
Sfoye,--Ne obscr,ed ,lrs from aiU to ~
OIsn-Nc observed but few sales sa, $50,
90, 95.
Cars ond CoIrre--- e25. -. up 10 60.
Sheer and La,nbs --1lrsr ~ mnrket were
ofa poor qualify. We ob".,sd sales hom 80
10 s2.6,l.
Shrine 49, ~ rr,,'l. the market ras rood from
4 io ecris We oh,ctvc1 one lot selected ih"
greater pnn baircw., sold ior ) ,,tt..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
From the E" Wilkosbsrro Advocate. ~
THIN SHOES,

Epitaph on the gravestone of q Young
Lady.-Died Of Thin shoes, January, 1889 :
Ereh1lge paper.
the truth was always 10 be found in an
epitaph, and epitaphs on every gravestone--
such inscriptions as the above would be a.
thick in our repositories Of death as leaves
in autumn.
The practice of wearing thin shoes. and
Clothing in light garments generally il too
common among American women, and can.
not be too strongly nnimadvorted upon. A
thin pair Of shoes undoubtedly set off and
display to advantage pretty foot; but is the
word of admiration from some senseless cox
comb in crowded ballroom an eauivalcn Mt
for the hacking cough and hectic 6ush-or
the rudey tint Of health so lightly cstee med
by our fair countrywomen as to be carelessly
exchanged for the red harbnger Of death,
blosting the cheek where it blooms?
lsa foot, compressed into the smallest
possible space by kid g. morocco-a prisoner
there-and which if placed and kept there,
against the will of the wearer would bc cal.
led torture is foot thus bondaged, we say,
(bccanse its diminutveness may attract the
eye OF some jockey in humanity,) and expos
ing its owners both by the quality and man.
ner of its covering, to cold, cough and con-
sumption, to have such meretricious advan-
tages compared with such probable fatal re-
suits? Let those who thus throw themselves
in tho suicides path, reflect upon what they
are doing.
We say to evory one, weur good, strong.
thick shoes, and overshoes whenever there is
mud. water, snow or ice in the street Never
mind If your feet do look little large, ladies;
even if they should appear clumsy, do not
fret. A little looking foot is not of so much
Importance to health and happiness as good
pair of lungs and those who act the part of
wisdom will dress to ensure health, and let
Fashion and Fashions fools go to destruction
IN the way that they love To travel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
Notice..

The introductory to Course Of Lectures be-
fore tho NEWPORT ArHENJmuM, will be deli
vered on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec
9TH, at o'clock. at armory Hail, by J. N
BELLOWS, Esq
fETS Tickets to be had at tho Stores Of Mes.
srs. VIM Callahan, X. J. Taylor, WIN, A. Bar.
Der. and Augustus Bush Price i2t c,.. single
or l2 for 81. Tdec 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
AssiEnee's Notice.

'H'llE subscriber gives notice, that JoHN
CLARKE, trader, Of Newport, has this
day made an assignment TO him Of all his
property and effects for the benefit Of his
credi,ors:-II therefore requests all persons
having demands against the said Clarke. to
present them for settlement within six months
from the date hereof, md all those indebted
to make immediate payment, to
SAMUEL VAUGHAN, assignee.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1889. in 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
From the New orleans Bulletin, Nov. as,h

FROM inc new o'ic"hs p"'ieo"' NOV %ooh
a $4,000 Treasury note was refused yes.
torday at the Custom House, because it was
offered to pay revenue bonds Of different per.
sons. The Collector said he could only re.
.eive it in liquidation of the dues Of onc per
son. So you must owe the government the
full amount, or get no change for govern.
ment paper. The neat move will be TO take
nothing but specie, aud pay uut nothing but
paper.
A terrible gloom is upon The city this day,
nor is there any light breeze to brush away
the clouds.