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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02
L GARDERE, Giiir.

GTATE OF LOUiSIANA.-First Jud;cnl Dis ret
- Court-Charls- rarlauge, in actual custody, vs..
his Cr.di,ors.-No 49, at is ordered that the cred
Of Charles Purlange The petitioner, be notified to he
aad appear ia open cnnrt on ,Iuesdny the 81, Of No.
vember, ut 10 o'clock NJ, to shew cause, il any they
have, why sad petitioner should nat have the benefit Of
the laws nudc Tor the relief Of nsulvent debtors ia
sual custody.
Witness, ,lie Honuralc A NJ Buchanan, Judge of said
lis Court, ibis l7.h October, 1889.
O2l-Stwlln JNO. l.. LEWIS, Clerk
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

~ ORE NEN DEMONSTRATION King; or, Tho
VA SNUG gIrr and the Dwarf bv the Old sailor, nu-
thor of Tough luus,' Naval Founding, &c &C
The ,lnn about Town; h., Cornelius Webbe, author Of
Chances at Lite, &c St
Opinions of L"Id lruughnm Politics, Theology
Law, Science, Education, Literature Nc &c in
volumes
81 "ndi edition OF la!la toohh in royal 8vn vol
June; illustrated with l3 beautiful rncrnvings.
Just received and for sale by A rDWAR,
ol4 ~ Camp
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lNNGllSll ANNJAI.>-Th, Brll, uf the Season.
~ p"cm hy thrtounl"-< OF lIIr~-ngl"n, s,lenddly
illustrated with eleven rusrn> ig<, from draw ing
hy "a f. th.lon, E,q Il. \.
Friendships Offering for 1910; 10 plates
Ackrruan's Forget Me Not, 1870
Just received, aud tor sale hv ATOWAR,
Oh - Camp st
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'lNllS excellent family pill is medicine Of long
for correcting all disorders of the
els, the symptoms of which ., IN
! cy. spasms loss OF appetite sicA head u
uiiness after MEALS dizziness of iii g., ~!
pains in tho stomach snd bowels, md. ,c g.,
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NEW MEDICAL. WORk-Mcdical and Topogrnph-
icnl Observations upon the Mediterranean and
upon Portugal, SPAIN and ohr, countries; by G K b
Homer, NJ. d. IT, 5. N. Ac. Just received, for sale 10y
or TOWAK, 40 Camp st
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WHITE LEAD AGENCY.
TSyIlE subscribers having received the agency of
White Lead, from one of the largest and hest
factories, offer steamboats, country and city dealers
at the lowest ket prices, and be good
an article US can be found in the city.
JARVIS L. ANDREWS,
So I'm Nos 4 3 Tchuuptonas st
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I ATEST PuBlICATlONS-The Naval Found-
1 ling. tale of the sea, 3 vols
Nicholas Nickehy, No. II
Jack Sheppard, by Ainsworth, LIST vol
BoA's Sketches, complete in vol
Life of Mrs Iemans, by her sister
English Crown Cases, by Russell, Ryan anl Moody
= vols-ncw law book.
EJOIINS & Co,
DIV cor St Charles and Common sts
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cier ct les CrGIncicrs do Justin Castanc Il Clio
No. 1881.
ENTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour dc Com.
- MERGE dc Ia Nouvce Orcans-Par ordre de
Honorable Charles Watrs Jugc dc la d'tc Cour,
avis est par le present donn6 dun ordro sonmant
tous les creanciers dc Justin Castanic, dcbiteur
insolvable, demandant jour du b6nGico dcs lois
fates pour sccourr les dGbiters insovubes on clat
d'arrestaton, de oomparatrc 10 Jcud ii Novembre
proclaim devant lie juge raudicncc retlot ti'ex
poser lcur motifs doppo:i,on la dcnIandc du Pes
liti0mnare.
II. Kannicot est namlHlG pour rGprcsenter les
Creancier ubscus.
Nouvelc Orleans Bureau du Grcf1irr. lie % Oc>
eelec, 1889.
o24 Ct L GARDERE, Gtir.
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NEW LAW BODl\-Rcport of the Presbyterian
| y Church Case: the Commonwealth of Penisy Iva
MIA, at the suggestion of James Todd and others
Ashhel Green mud ohers by Samuel Miller member
of the Philndrlphn Bar; Magec on Atonrmcn. und
Sacrifice ednion, in volumes, 8 70 from tine 9th
London edition, with numerous corrections and add
tons. Just received and for sale by
OLE A TOWAR, 40 Campst
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CALDWELL, OAKLEY & PRITCHARD,
MANAGERS PKoPRiE1oRs
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Justin Casianic, in actual custody vs.. his Creditors
and the Creditors ~ Castanic u Co. Nc. 1881.
STATE OF OuISIANA-Commoroial Court
~ of New Orleans-By order of the Honorable
Charles Watts, Judge of our said Court notice is
hereby published of an order, citing oil tho cre-
tors of Justin Castanic, an insolvent debtor, petit
tioning for the benefit Of the laws made for the
relief Of inso vent debtors in actual custody, to
appear in open Court on Thursday the l4th day Of
November next, at ten O'Clock in the iorcrDpn, to
"hew cause, if any thcy can, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
IL. kenncott Esquire Is appointed to represent
the absent creditors.
New Orleans, Clerks Office, October %, 1889,
o24 Ct Il. GARDERE, elk.
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NJ EW MUSIC--ti = Msnouvrier-rhe Brandon
~ Springs Grand Waltz; Triumphant March ofthe
Louisiana Legion, md large assortment 4f the latest
Eng sh and French music tor pan" guitar, and other
Instruments, constantly on hand.
F. JOHNS & Co,
o3-3w corner st Charles and Common ss
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NEW EOOKS-Lord Brougham's Sketches Of
l Y Statesmen Of George Ill. Second series
Capt Marrya,ts Diary, . vols
Walker on lntcrmarriage
The Thugs or Phansgars of India, interesting
history Of an extraordinary frazer nifty Of nssas.
Nicklchy No. IC, Bozs Sketches No. ltol0
Jack Sheppard, No.
Fluras Lexicon, Gift and Violet for 1910, emhossn I'd
aud hundsonry bound
For sale by ALEX TDWAR,
oil ~ Camp street
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L AYrON Il co, No. SO Old lcyrc street, in II d.
IL ton TO their toimer stock have received from Eng
land, per ships Chester, Edwin and \onnni,m, aud by
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
sornent %! Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors,
Chains, ;'dage, Leather ''ils &c. wh cl they offer
for sule accommodating |, rms
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

The ARGUS ExTRA.-We are Out again,
good reader, for your edl6cation and our profit.
We thank youfor the favor you bestow upon US,
and hope you viii encourage our little bantling.
The news we give you to-day, is the confrma-
ton of the glorious Wing victory in the Old
Dominion -" Make loay for the Old Domin-
ion pa correction Of our unintentional error
Of Tuesday last +; notice of the celebration of
st. Johns day, and few SherifF's Sales. The
weather is cool-too cool for Greene Hill and
E. A. Smith to sell soda waterloo cool for
the planters cotton and corn. Mothers must
take good care of their little ones, and increase
their clothing during these sudden changes of
weather, or the poor little things viii sadly
suffer from the summer complaint. The mar
kets have undergone change. Dust is fiat
since the rain. Soda water and ice-cream are
drugs in the market, and few sales are made.
Buyers are cool. Green corn is scarce, ard
watermelons are as green as corn No pur-
chasers for the latter until they are red. Long
faces are plenty, particularly since the Wing
triumphin Virginia, and we quote them "dog
cheap" The Sheriff is busy levying and SELL
ing, and we fear that the market for long faces
viii be completely overstocked; the holders of
them will be losers. Farewell reader, until
next week.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

In noticing the result of the Virginia cleo
tons in the Argus on Tuesday last, we made
a mis-statement relative to the Wing gain in
the Congressional delegation. We stated
there was Wing gain ofthree, whichis incor-
rect, and we were led into the error bya CO.
temporary print Weregret the mistake, and
hasten to correctit. The truth is, that in the
Congressional election, the Wings have lost
one (Dr. Mallory and gained two, (Messrs.
Hill and Goggin,) whilst there is every reason
to believe that another (Mr. Barton) will
eventually take his seat, his opponent (Lucas)
having received majority of four votes only.
The facts are set forth in letter to the Edi-
tors of the National Inteligencer, as follows
Mr.. Lucas received 2,O74 votes and Mr.. Bar
ton 2,070, but upon examination by the sher-
ifs it was ascertained that two electors voted
twice (each,) by first voting in Frederick and
then IN Berkley; also of two others who had
been convicted Of high crimes, which in Viz
ginia deprives the offenders of exercising the
right of suffrage; citizen of Illinois, and a
man engaged in the armory at Harper's Fer
ry, who had not the semblance of the qualifi-
cations of voter, and who came fifty miles, to
remote precinct, were permitted to vote for
Lucas. Other spurious votes were taken, and
it is reduced to certainty that Barton will
contest the election, and that the result will be
IN his receiving the certificate of election
Should Barton receive the certificate, the
Wings, therefore, will have gained two in
stead of three as stated-a gain of one is GER
tain. The Victory is sufficiently glorious as it
If, and the impression it viii produce through
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

DIED.-At her residence, in Oktibbeha co.
on Friday, the 18th inst. MRS. VIRGINIA
DALTON, consort of Mr.. Lacy w. Dalton
To speak of the many virtues of the deceased,
would be useless. In the memory of all who
had the happiness to know her, her eulogy is
written. She died in the triumphs of faith; in
the full hope of blessed immortality beyond the
grave. A kind husband and two infant chill
dren are among the many relatives and friends
left to mourn their Tretrievable loss Com.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

Logan l, and Giles & Mercer l, are the only
counties to be heard from. Both Admmistra-
ton last year.
SIN some accounts, the member elect from
Bath is put down as Conservative
Wing loss. Wing gain.
Powhatan / Caroline Senator |
Greenville / AIbemarle do /
Marshall l Dinwiddie del
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

out the Union viii be deep and abiding. Be-
low, we copy from the Richmond Wing, the
complete returns:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

to reflect the sentiments of his district, which
is decidedly Wing.
CONGRESS-C COMPLETE.
The returns are not perfect, but we feel JUS
titled in stating the following as the result of
the Congressional election throughout the
State:
Wings. Adm.
Henry A. Wise, Linn Banks,
John Talliaferro, Andrew Beirne,
R. Nj. T. Hunter, Walter Coles,
John NJ. Bolts Robert Craig,
John Hill, George c. Dromgoole,
VIM. l.. Goggin, Joel Holleman,
Charles F. Mercer, Joseph Johnson,
Conservatives. John w. Jones,
James Garland, William Lucas
George w. Hopkins, Francis E. Rives
Lewis Steenrod,
Green B. Samuels.
P. S. The Nashville Wing of the 18th inst
contains a paragraph extracted from the
Wheeling Gazette of the 9TH inst in which it
is officially stated that good and true Wing
has been elected from Monongalia. The wings
had conceded the county to the locofocos, but
IT appears the returns from one of the precincts
were incorrect. Parties, therefore, now stand
on joint ballot IN the legislature as follows
Wings, 80
Conservatives, 10
90
Locofocos, "a
Wing and Conservative majority. Is
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-19

ain each case, the Senator from the Accom-
&C District is counted. Though himself an Ad-
ministration man, he feels bound, we believe,
to reflect the sentiments of his district, which
is decidedly Wing.
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X or THE n
JUSTICE, AND CoNsTz
or THE
BLE,SA GUIDE.

THyHE scarcity of the Revised Code and
~ sheet acts Of The Legislature. and the dit.
Gcnliy wi,b which the Jusfisfs and constable d
this State supplythemseives. and The great wanl
OF sucI, work. as a justice Of the Peace on my
own part, has Induced me to offer 10 the Jnsti-
ces AMI Constabies Il this s,atea digest cf I'll
the laws All force, 10 relation - their dates. &c,
together wsh q complete set Of forms Of Deeds,
Wis, 6onds. Acknowledgements Of Dover,
and nthsr instruments. MI
To place such Il work; into ihe hands 81 Justi-
ces AMI Constablrs worM save much trouble
and time 10 officers ior wson the wosk j. inteu-
tleJ. A. The law row stands K i with The ~.
most diIicuity 10 M asctrtdinrd whether writ
ten law Is ia forcs, Or poi, which often ui,leads
Us.
Ths work Willie puhIisbslin one Daodecimo
volume, law binding, Comprising trup two hum
dresiand fifty 10 three hnnired pages, with a
digested ,udSx 81 the ccnteptf, giving a condsa-
sell Abatement oi an itfcnntains. The work will
bsrsady FOR delivery hy ne III n March 1883.
". RJTLER, .. ~.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER

srTvHE undersigned proposes ID publish at tAs
- town Of MoS1ycELLo, Mississippi. weekly
/ News Paper BY The above name. We are vel q
ware THAT ia attempting II commences the pMbica
ton AZ paper AZ this tine, that We will have 70
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tho South EaStcrn part Of our State, as they ars
whpisy nnsuppaicl with press Ia that secsoii; W
allnss u tho counties ssuth Of Brandon aud hal-
ding. So
Tits usual in prospectus to say something q
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sion ail,l eluriazH0nof ihose st,jces, which win
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great agricultural interest ssf tho c0tntry--ihs
sound moral principles VI The community la
Short the Intellectual improvement OF the great bp-
dyof she people upon, all subjects affecting theIs
happiness ard prospcritM Our political rsiaclp'es
are those entertained BY Washington and JeiSfr.
son. Iii favor Of a just and strirt ccnstructionM
the Con-utution. We believe shat al powers pQs
granted to the Federal Govcrnmcnt, ara roscrsea
ID the States OK b the People; and thar az VEN
ivns of the reserved rights OF the Statrs, Il Nmv
uiasion Of be Consiitrtian mud dangerous uss-
patton on &hr part Of The Federal Goyernnent.-7
The present sitpntivn 81 our counfry afordsa msh
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IMPORTANT .4un0uncemenk.
TWAS with sincere pleasure that a. IA
fishers mentioned last season, tho arranssmcps n
which rnE LADY,S BOOK AND LAhfES' y
MEXICAN MAGAZINES WERE UNITED, AM
Ma. SARAH !. HALE.
ITs with equal l,Isasurc that he now inioms
the patrons Of the ~ork, that he has nads ID Il.
|raugemeut with aa "A
MISS LESLIE,
ArTnoR Of Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washjustor
Potts, &C.. &C., who win be connected with NM
Hale ii lending INTEREST," to Vie pages Of the Lsdvs
Bonk. Her pawerful aid ilkcommeuce wild IA
January Number, 838. In addition 10 III NOV,
every number Of tba work nextye will contain i
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VILE MEI.LEN, ire contributors 10 theposA
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WHITE, HAGER Go.

IA RE agents for the sale ofthe Smith and RIM
~. Printing Presses, with which they can fuy
rish their customers at mapufaetu prices;
Chasee, Cases, Composing Sucks, Ink and every
article used the printing business, kept for sala
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above three Insertions will be entitled 70 I'VE dols
lars III such articles as they may select from ous
Specimen.
March |. 1853 --St.
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FTVHE TRl'sTEES Of this Institution take

TIME TRUSTEES of this Institution take
u pleasure il announcing 70 the public, that
the above Acadcniy Is now open for tAc reception
AZ pupils OF both sexes
KThey have engaged thc services Of WI. M.
xELLIs, Esq., superintendent Of The Institution.
MI. ELM il h regular graduate OF Allegheny Col
lege. ta., ann hc comes well fecoInlcnded, not
only as finished scholar, but also as gentleman
Of good moril carastsr, and Of experience Il, The
dusgsof an insiiucsnn FrJm the acknowledged
ahlitics ii the rriaeipal the healthy location az
Murreo, and from The large sod comnodious
size4cf the Academy, we trust that il will meet
with a generous an iiserai patronage from ai.athe
true friends Of Educatpn III tins and tho aacen
counties Assusn as tie number Of pupils shall
Justify il, competent teachers ig PIE nae and ie-
msls departments viii Nv employed.
yarps IL sfaisipn POI snonth are rs follows.
CLASS i.
Reading and Spelling, $2,OO
CLASS q.
Psunrrarship, Mental and Practical
Arithmetic, AID Geography, w $500
Class 4.
Eatlish G~mm,r, siistry, Mertal,
MorsIani NA,dral Philosophy, Rnepric,
x-o.;:ie aat y .ii'iral ExsnS4ny $500
# CLfSs 4.
Mashem,nes, (iaselhpg Aieehrs, &C.
enSxv, Trgan,rviIy, Mcnsiretinn aud
SrseryIDg). aisn. AsirAnmy, Chemistry,
Btafyt lSwrf Natiexs ;-aad the Latin, n
Gycrk md 8yftnch faayuages, $500 IN
". H. Nolicdacnpn fof tort tins except 10 ca
sss III sicksess .
Joxrru Nrv,ASs ste'y, 'Et,rd Of rsyssee,
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EHHAYTN(; larger ciyealaticu thsn any o,hss
M4n I'm Prrisrdicnl N America. ACOf'
0URED I'll ate or THE LATEST EASE
ION INV EVERY NUMBN% N
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n IA, 81. McFUyr. Governor, I'LL 1870
I 4 n. NJ. HxKp1,, Secxetaxy ofslta ID. n. ss ~ 81
n A>.H SAU&pins, Aadit0r Of Pntnc Acrcunt,.
SIR Haowx, Score Treasurer.
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DIP Snn CHALLENGE .!--LEROY'S SPEClFIQUE
sDCUO FRANCHISE, (or French speeihc.) for the

Gp Enn CHALLENGE !!--LEROT'S SpEClFIQUF
sDOUO FRANCHISE, (or French speeihc) for the
Gonorrhea, elects female complaints, aud all discharges Of
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprize pa5c that his The great specific ef Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated for the OF this
class Of diseases.
La early stages Of the disease it will positively effect
cure in few days without restriction of Diet fear Of
posure and what much important never leaves ue
parts subject tie troublesome gleets weakness that
occur 50 often after the use Of other medicines.
long proracted stages Of the Gonorrhea IN obstinate
ees weakness Of those organs Is without DOUBT the
effectua remedy ever discovered .
twill also be found certain preventative against the DIS
ease Exposed and any where there cause to fear
few doses will arrest is progress and save any further
trouble.
It is not our intention to to that deceptive system Of
putting common this city, better proof OF ITS ehcacy
challenge any be produced that IT VIII not cure u'
der forfeit Of $500.
One large bottle Is sufficient to cure any re-
Of the complaint .
Each bottle accompanied with full description of the dis.
and all the directions in the English and French
languages
FIR sale only at the agents ccs No. IS Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. (sF star Price SoO per bottle
Small bottles ST. aul7 SIN