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CID. G!;A
MANSION HOUSE.

IEllW. 4s".ssv.
1Ds,NS <S-4eY NSInN VsnVJSit
A.s' [r,H t,rrH I.t,N.,,,N
Nc" C'Ii' fhH9 Ai ~ g..
'iE subscriber havS purchased Ie .ense , Su All
h'n,e" 'Ils WI Nlo" u, 1 I , ' ; W.;
layl't' Tue 'a', r" ni NV, VIM "' ''"'
'eIs ny .ne >, - nl',, '.,.o,s,,s " Il, be fo,md in
,. srr,nrr,nrnts of ibr ti,usiou House, New and
MOI. L,h vii a mrnrT71d -, nj h,urs 4 sinLlr
m,' 10 n,,nched to tn. house with good accommpdu.
, W." ,r horses and curragcs III St rate horses aud
earn ,yes will also he kept for hire at moderate prices,
u Ill and ,ow bouts with versions to manage them
" sc Of ys,crs billiards and o,c, anl,isenlcn,s
nallv found at Altering places will also be furnished,
and uuiet OF the buarderS The wines and liquors vii!
lc of the best quality and ensure ull supply OF
;c cargo has already been ordered, which Will arrive
.bou, the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel ut Washington city, wi condact this ho el for
The proprietor, who, with such add confidently assures
the yisiirrs of last year. and his friends generally thai
rv viii receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give gen raj satisfaction. -
The local advantages of III house are too we'll
known ~ p.nsnc", Is The ,rgss, naval station Of the
asernmcnt. The general rendezvuus of the Gulf squad
@ , s,luj,r;,v ofi clmnte refreshed constantly du-
'o ", ,hc sumner months by the coolest recess from
Le GulE the beauty of the BAY and the ncg libOurlns
.nJ ami rivers the abundance and telicacy of the
!s ia ;,h which rho waters ,boml and lis proximity
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= ADpLERi WHARF.-THE suhscrt e1s, manu-.
~ lecturers aud Wholesale dealers in ,ddery
. nds are nos receiving by late arrivals from the
II RIB, in ndIitl 10 their former stock, eXieL-
svc assortment OF articles in their line, aulonu
which are the following, viz
T dina aud wi, and on, ltn1 s,If
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

yONE.S HIIY.NT COTIU.N G"N
3y the p;icn,ce, No 5; Magazine street. New Orleans
no BE MANI FACTURED IN NEW YORK By
ROBERT HOE & CO.
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GAS DEPARTMENT, I
Ga, Light Banking Comply Jann"y 30, 1889
S Viii :" citt i rsbg S ,s"s H s"" e"
Sners received :, the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
jail Il" WELLS 1oo
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nRAFTS On New York: for sale by
II d24 ANDREWS T. BROTHERS.
80 Cnlnn
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF uAh>s
From Mobile Gaia barla) to Augusta tGcS)
q EANFS Mobile every other da, Immediately sttel
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per thu
scamboa, EMELNE TO lilakely, coaches to Pensacola
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay St Rosa sound and Choe
tas4che River and lay) Ce9r Blue, coaches thence
via Mariana, Cha,,..,occhce, (fornery Noun! Yer,
non Bainb lIge, Pcrlon; llawkiisvillc and LOUIS
Vile, to Augusta passcnSccr,akin; his sea, at Mo-
bile is in danger Of being thrown out or losing his
pre- erencc by oh., conflicting interests, as the fLoRs'
DA LINE is but ont concern, and Uider one co! 70
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arriylat Augusta in time specified through AL wealth
cr and Il, any SEASON, unless most unforeseen c:ts
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried Is this route. The Agents for acconimoda
ton, Teams, Coaches vnd Drivers not surpassed
the southern conntry.
The smooth hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
es,ns water navigation. the time and accommodation
afford the traveller Speed certainty, comfort and pleas
, variety; connected US i, with the Rail Road
Charleston, S. {. and the steam packets TO New York
travellers can Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs"-Washrgton city in 10.
From Cha,tahoochee, Florida, VIC have Hranc
Line via Orkney and Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coachcs also Branches from llawkinsvill
one to AlillesSevle, and one to Macon light two hor
coaches. SloCk tpNS . co.
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bukery-Waters and

NEW ORLEANS
Sleam and Patent Biscuit Bukcry-Waters and
HiLlman.
No. 81. Noreau (ucar the Pontclartrain Rail ond.)
Eliot and Navy Bread Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar. Butter, Mdord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles arc warranted to be of the
frs quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kin dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. w, Pritchard and Tnga't, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
EVLOUR-loOO barrels landing in store, un! for
IL sale By G. DORSEY.
d3 IA New eve
~ dis ADAMS u WtiITALL, G7 Gravier S,
aTUNDs--1lisSiszippi Funds t1kcn al 7, Frnm lie:
q wee, for Groceries. dis
TX ERSEYs-76 bales kerseys,
M OlL-ij barrels Turner's Oil,
~ casks winter Oil,
30 casks fall strained do,
CANDLEs-3Oo boxes Sperm Candles, for
sale by l. II GALE,
d7 % Common 81
NEW PORK 4 BEEF-2o bhls me IS, and 40 Dbl.
~ prime Pork % bbls prime Beef for snlc!y
dc A NawI"vee
a CARD.
VI RS. JONES, Professor Of singing, the Gni ar
vi and Piano-tnrte bess to ann.;,uce her arrival
hnrgh md Glasgow. she lattcrs herself that her sys-
TEN of Instruction will give satisfaction to pupils
Testimonials US tncapability, &c. can he shown, on
application to Mrs. Miard'S, Il Royal street.
dH-lm
lpOX CllAlR>-0 ,oznl rnx Chairs, Just re-
- covrd, and suitable tor shipping for sale at the
noyi' ~ WI ncArvrs.
NEW BDDN>--Napoleon's Neutrality-suspicious.
Y with Prime, amlnccres by Baron Lam ron, in ,
vols; Tie Mrlls scenes from the iic OF Edward
l.ascc!les, in vols; p,ey'S Christmas Tales for 1899;
Parleys Christmas lift for 1873; just received and for
ale by W Mexican.
d'cIA corner OF Cnup & Common STA
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
FfN'iiS institution Tor the education Of Young gentle
men; viii g" into opcratinnon the first Of Oct.-
her, in the basement story If ll. Mr,h,dist Church
c"rnr Of Eurnu',rt an! Po.drns under the direction
OF thu n irisirn@l who has occupied the cInir Of
'nI'cma,Ir, in several Colleges othc nHrth, and who
IS graduate o one Of the most celebrated universities
of Europe
The Of studies to he pursued in this seminary
will be comprchcnded the following divisions VIZ:
|. The Eng,sh department, embracing all the
branches OF Il thorough and accomplished English ed
ucutiOn
,. The classical department., comprchcnding the
Latin and Greek languages.
d: The departments o modem languages, in which
will be taught tho. French Spanish aud German Ian
gnagcs.
a. The mathematical aud phi'osophi al depart sent
c"mprrIrndng Algebra, 'comc'ry, the two rrigononl-
eric with their prnetca, application TO Surveying
| Navigation, Astronomy, &c. Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry ILLUSTRATED by appropriate experiments.
Uj'Evenins Glasses i'll the Modern Languages will
| he formed md attended to from the LIST Oc,orer.
& j lIADDEllMANN, A NJ.
REFERENCES:
| J GIBSON ESQ,
Rev President SHANNON, Louisiana College
! Jackson.
DR. G \ LUZE\BERG,
LC DUNCAN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq. New Orleans.
srp25-lS3t
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EDUCArIUN-FRENCH and ENG LISH.-
MIR Jam 6, recently arrived IN this city, begs leave
to int, rm the citizens of New Oleans that he will
open academy on Monday, IA, January, al No.
l9,rouIuuse street, Tor the ins.ruc ion OF youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. james and Mrs.
Me cher, who speak both those languages with
great luency and purity, and who viii take charge
OF the departntn Mt OF the young ladies'.
| Mr.. James will give bis whole attention to the
various branches of education, and llIlers himse
that he will give entire satisfaction TO those who
| may honor him with their confidence. nov
NOTICE. -lhe co. par n. rshp formed the
26lh July list, between John Y. B., yss, Joseph a.
Beard and Charles b. Bloren, to be conducted un.
der the style aud title Of Bayss, Beard Il Blor,n,
is hereby dissolved : ond this dissolution is IL
take effect as from the LIST Of December last.
The undersigned will promptly discharge al. the
ob gatons OF Inc iaie firm, AID in future continue
in their own names, and Tor their own account
, the busint S., as Factors and General Com
mission merchants, under tho style and li:le 0
Beard l. Boren, and solicit q share Of the .truL
2 age OF their friends and the public.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
c nov CHARLES B. BiORrN.
NJ iilSNEY- ;'fs'bls Rec,ifet, landing from slsal
:, w trIt lanuhe 10, sale by
y 10 Il, DORSEY 1! Wv le~s
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MpORr.AN,rro MASTERS OF STEAM EOATs

IMPORTANT To MASTERS of STEAM BOATS
Il The subscribers have in sore II few barrels OF
illuminated Peat, new article lately invented i'll New
York. 4 few barrels Of this Peat wasp on board the
Great Western her last tn the rnp eer sta r that
the result of the trial has satisfied hi that 100 lbs
Peat are tutla to :}hO lbs. vt Cnu and that in case
whers there is difficulty in gen uiins keeping a
guol head Of steam, this fuel is .dispensable. The d
rectors of the Great Western Il -rcd the purchase q
200 rs for the OF the shl which was put On boarc
on her last departure.
For trial, apply 10 lOCk &Cn.
No s Front Lev"c st
NB-Rut brls at IL time enIy be delivered Il
oc steam boat, until we get II further supply which
vii be in Il few days.
deco > L. n Co
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eDEEF -flu!rbarrels mess and prime. at the nspec-
I'D ton. in store, for sale by Il DORSEY
fet ii New I.evec
1DAlSlN:S-iNW boxes Mr. Kaislns, Lcring's brand,
IL in store and for sachv
ia25 JTllAiER II co, 1lFoydras ST
NPANilI.A CI1RDALE-5O coils assorted sizes
MI in store, and for sale by J TllAlER 4 Co.
is26 a Poydrus 81
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ECiec at Mansion House Mobile
'Disl:tncJ, New Orleans TO Hin.i'e, !5o ',iie
81 ,hiis to Augusta, $40 g
Austtsta to Charleston, $50 g
Charleston to New York 9SU- $50
Time New Oriea, to Mobile, % hour.
Mobile to Augusta, 50 &C
Augusta 10 Charleston, II -
Charleston TO New York, ST. 2jS
,f,sn, l6s miles per ay or miles per hour, incr
siyc Of al! s,opp%ses. nov 10
n il. | beg leave to INTERN the public hat I'll
bridges over the C!''ia|ocehr swamp aud Hard '.sao
creek have gust been completed the general govern
men (. NJ, Obstacles operating against this safe an
speedy route thus happily removed; and have III
pleasure ole rn; from travellers tia. ,':e coaches, hor
SIS drivers AMI Dads Of the is, order; and 10 III
ted by al who hav passed trough j, to be uns,,ss@
in novelties beauty an,i safety. The bridges ,hrous
Georgia have also brenrcpaiiea } Nj G BAKER
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6NUNNY RAGS-lOo bales ? bushel Gunny Bags,
" in store, and tor sale bv
f5 THAYER g. Co ~ Pny,Iras st
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NEW PORK 4 BEEF-2O bhl. me So unh 40 Dbl.
~ prime Pork % bbls prime Beef for sale by
G DORSEY,
DC Al Nav avee
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AKD-lWOU Kegs Tor safe by ~, -,
II mo STETSDN & AVERY, "' Gr'v'er 81
VNlpl it-3NO bDls snperhnc landing from steamer
4 Splendid. in store for snle by
inn n q. DOR 5EY, Il New le"c"
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HblI\rED ~ GNErS- 40 do2 III -t'" tr SAFE ny
,a'o T!iAlEit Il %, II P"vafn-
u>ONL5ri yS-3nn bales = and ia heavy D.o"n
1 shr,nr and shr"tugS, '"r safe ~
as, IS\\t' Ei,lD',t 4 Co, l3l Magazine ST
.,ur,,S WANrEI,-..JJ uurrrl~ wanted by
= al ABB \u FISK
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Amer am. Eng. brides and hlldle muuntngs,
co 90 mhrtlnEa!cs,
Plated, brass, aud Japanned coach harness, /
do do do gg ami suIkeo do |
DO do do Blruuthe 10
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beQIATuEsy-
and ,vrsaleSy
feS 3, Vac ~
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" OlLAND GIN-l0 ppss crown weesp gin, ID .
III reriur article in store and for sale by
ae5 jTHANER Il Co. "A Poyn,s st
lDtRLEi'S LIST Il !nl Books Of History, lust
L received an additional supply Of the above very
popular school hoohs, b, ATOWAR,
fr5 10 Crmr y
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EVLOUt-l000 barrels landing in store, and for
H. sale BY &. DORSEY.
dl3 "A New eve
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mn nNKKti. : VIA. ry,i store t,'s ~" by
~ EI SiliI. X BtDrN So MnsnHt' st
hk ,n,s,,, Inv j THATER& Go,
f., - pnvdras It
Ee)I >rDi,S--1jO h'I~ in tie order, IN -four bar
,.l. !, store Tor -nie b. q DORSEY.
i II New l."vrr
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aNLOlJR, Buclwheat Potatoes. &c.
T. 100 half Ibis family Flour,
% half bills Philadelphia buckwhen' meal
ION Quarter d., do do
100 Eighth do do do
300 Hampers extra sized Havrc potators'
81 small Gloucester hect',
50 cnnisters preserved salmon;
20 boxes Philadelphia assorted preserves
Just rrcr, ed aud for sale by
CIV PliiTCHhRD Il Jn TAGERr, Jr,
ja2J cor I"ydf"s n "'s""'''
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x CARD.
NRS. JONES, Professor Of singing. the Gn az
vi and Piano fnrte, bess to ann.,,,ce her arrive
from Glasgow, and from several years practice in Etn
nrgh md Glasgow she nattcrs herself that her sys-
TEN Of instruction vii! give satisfaction to pupils.
Trslimonias as to capablitv, &c. can be shown, on
application to Mrs. Mi!!ards, II Royal street.
ln-lm
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lEOX CHAIR 300 rInze nnx Chairs, Just re-
D coivrl aud suitable tor shipping for sale at the
Louisiana Furniture War Rn ms.
uovl, WN CAPNTS.
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NEW BOOK >--Napoleon's Memoirs -cvr,,iugs
~ with Prime ,aml,nccres by Baron Lam ron, in ,
vols; Tie Mildly, rou the (c Of Edward
lasGclles, in yoI+; P,cy'S Cs'nns Tales for 1879;
rarcys Christmas lift for 1888; just received nni for
ale by W Mexican.
dc % corner Of Cn,!p & Common STA
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r AtiC-NN kcss Lnas nom steamer tus Gestpf
a. for sale by tv sssssst n, -Nsw
re5 .. FL 4a5A@s t.8q82 f5sasF9i II III u
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- - ~
III II Fl
HsR 4TfE dTE9

nov27
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NAIIilSKEY-; shbls Rec'ifeJ, landing from steam
w trIt nanuhe 10, sale by
f,o Il. pi'KSi Y II Wv levsc
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
n YOU should not deem the present

-
If you should not deem the present
suitable time to sdOpta permanent sys.
tenn of banking for the State, iwould
respectfully suggest the policy Of exien-
ding the time Of such Of the banks as you
may Judge worthy Of public confidence,
for winding up theil business, for three
years after the expiration ofAheir char
ters in eighteensand forty ihree. Many
Of the banks ofthe State have COM.
mencsd already the business ofwinding
up, under the pretext that the time
their charters have TO run is not more
than sufficient to enable them to close
their business. The enormous rate OF
in,e rest at which capitalists can loan out
a strong iuducement to them 10 with
draw theirfunds from banks. Exten-
ding the time of the banks for winding
up. will do away with any real necessi-
ty which they may consider themselves
under now, to commence the business
Of closing up their afsYs. You will be
better able 10 judge Of the. expediency
Of this measure, however, whenS you
shall have received the report Of the
Bank Commissioners. Their report
will give you detailed statement ofthe
present condition'of the banks, and en-
able you 10 determine how far any OF
them are entitled to public confidence.
The practice Of loaning money al an
exhorbitant rate Of interest. ranging
from ten 10 Fifty per cent, has become a
great and growing evil, and should be
arrested by well guarded and highly
penal usury law. / would be willing .o
allow capitalists the liberty of contrac-
ting for a fair and liberal rate of interest
1t invites capital into The State. and 4
is frequently an advantage to lls 30
ROVER 10 be able 10 get money!
er rate Of interest thae,4
I Bu, capitalists shoGFH. The follow-
to take advantaeten by correspondent
and ecessitiA Watchman, Of a Chs
by loaninc, tihow in Balnmore. The
! .eut rate5ted Oct 20. a
(Ek1 s4dfne is Julian Ahona, from the
7 Sact Canton 10 China. His faith
sbSve been an extensive tea merchant,
r;ons.g on the trade with different Ra~
min Juianwa lef. fa,herless at Ihe
If nine years. About four yeafs
d;,oA Abs was induced blythe friends Of
Tho I'd father, TO visit Valparaiso
Snd. &c NSDEA, He remained there.
1Mefchsntsd then came to
TIL. smrzfom Faetory at:f " = ii,,, iii,,,,.
!. the Trsss& GRAHAM's Conc =
! 18th Nov. looo-..5 .-arner Of =
: Amount from different H.. s;o,
,l SOURCES In 1899 = 628,SS ~.
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prlssIOn 5 72s 81 5
7Ir.a7sne

ia 7f7.e7977e 8
il,e9i ~ -
Balance 10 Treasury $6A, 4aS67S
Common SchOSi Fund. p
Am'tacctuing from banks, ss t
surplus fessnue and 10. s >
terest IN school fund for u .as
2 1898 l04,Isg sov
Ami Of .lansrsr Of revenue 46,20O 0S4
Amt iacclpDg from taxes .. son
onbanks, Sc. fOr 1883 H,s44 SSV
Tota,I Ss7I, ,s44 $50
Deduct the amt paid S.,,sno <
The several counties 2OO' wy y Z
Balance in tbs,T Treasury S7l,e ,e44 0SS
School Fund for DisiribHtloH.
'.sl",o .sSool 'St' f"us sil,sl8ss6
National Road.
The balance 'in the
Treasury Nov. 10, ". ~ y
1898 = S,4So % Y
The amount OF tolls col.
lscted Tor 1899 6SsASo ~ y
---s-----r--
Total s65,9Se $50
Deduct the amount paid
Superin end tut 10 Nov. {
'l5lh, 1889 a. %, 9lS7sy
Balance in the Treasury $76Ny
The aggregate Of canal tolls received !
for 1893, was $435, ,949 "a. The amr
received for 1889 is $47s, 4sS 6l
lsSdtuks an incI ease Of canal tolls lhis
produced 5 ytrnUnefs s42, ,634 6d7Eer-
ally referred to this sotsHe. A very
great part Of the ks,lessnsss, indiifer-
ence, inatienllon to family affairs, loss
Of time, want Of enterprise and energy, s
aud general delinquency, which are no.
ticed among the poorer classes. and
which are spoken Of only aspalural iall-
ins or moral defects, are doubtless the
result Of drinking; and this tooin lnany
cases inwhich . character for inlem- /.
Peraace is.neyer acquired.
- .,..t Nor& amer.
es..tta 81. sAA, "a
"'LL tar SIR r was the anewes Of
the brave General Miller. when prdepsu
tosiske the enemy's batter y al Bfidee-
water. He did try, and though there
was hailstorm Of mssketry and The
lhuoder Of cannon Sd6ouL ~ eafs, h.
= - ! ~, q aed y sed The ;Slb,m Hsfs-
| asns y tss Esss "a Ever r,sse and vieissoim-
aas5,Jhiqe qess q the s!ss; ssSsfs y. @ss.
froD the nillsn6r Portiel 70 - csr., ,uss STATE se
lsarous points, as interest may dictates
Iaie calculated greatly to- enhance ny
fvaIue Of our land-c open up ready ~
Ike, ior he productions Of onr soil, aSd
| promote in high degree thspfospefily
| If the State. That our sysiem ofiptsr-
Iaal impsovementp, 30 far asii i. has been
lud,eiously commenced aDdprosecuted,
is greatly calculates to promote the 10.
| l,erest Of the State, is universally admit
Ted. To this system ] bave always
Ibeen, AID am decidedly friendly; shd
| hope that it may ultimately be extended
into those portions ofthe State ,hs, have
hitherto been overlooked and pegiected.
/ While we all acknowledge the utility
| Of internal improvements 10 developing
llhe resources OF tiis State, Ee should
mol forget that prudence and soDnd poll.
Icy required, that they should be iiF.itsd
Iby their general utility, and tho fiscal "
A bIlity Of the State 10 carry them on. Our
lS,ata dabt il already upwar cftw6lvo
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"lLL Tar slh 7 Was the answss Of
the brave General Miller. when prdersu,
tosiske the enemy's battery al Bridge
water. Hsdid try, and though there
was hailptorm Of mssketry and the
.lhuBder Of cannon. .ee6oul ~ care. n,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
el45,65l 81 0.

The amount OfEeSenue
Transferred, afteriPay-
ing interest on do
meslic debt 81
The am. received from
sales ol Ohio lands 9
The amt from Statea
lots and water renis
The amt from the va
rious school funds 8
Total $50
From this deduct
amt paid fund
Commissioners
up to Nov. 18th
1888 S706, ,6l "a
Amount pAid'on
4 special aPprO'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-14

Sointcrbalt berpor bre6ene, lnrin9t
BON Wsit9enoiien, ffano SOolftctt init
ether gel0oenen Sliute Dor ihnl iino
ricf ibm gu: "Sine I'M peln Seben,
perddtliber Stburfe, poer bteler 9lllz
oenblief 1T ocin lester - "S6ie6,' y
mar nie 9lntirort. Scr Wleiihclnlorper
oriifte ab. ober raS @erebr perla9te.
Otcpre Sei9te iI6 nun bereinpilIl9, feis
nen @e9ner nit 9lci6en 9Sofen 3u
befimpfcu. "Soaif OIL ater guif" fully
Ier fort "rncin 2ebcn 81 nehmen, sA
mimi cs.'' = Sic fei9c bllteltriTl9e
Menme le9te run gum 5lrcltenmole
au, uno icbcB. OicDre ffllr5te, tDhtli6
perpunbet ilieGer. Ser Otrreer eHte.
Hoh, unb ibrie 9let6 etnen Sneianer
nit 9elIenber Stinime aus: "tdb babe
Den pcrflubteu Scburfeu tcincm Grz
lDfer iiberliefert.'' 9llS mehrere Don
Otppre'5 SrelHeen hir5nfamelt er<
Sdblte er ibnen ble all tbnl son S0olifeln
polIbrohte Shat uno bemerttc Sn9leth,
oa6 ct binnen furSem fferbcn riirbe, "a
ole &u9el bur6 pen Giif9rat 9e9on9en
irdre. Gle fanbten arl9crbltGlt6 SuI
eiitem 9lrSte, Der 9lethfalls, nadbem er
Ole 9Sunbe lnterlu6t, etelelbe fir
tDotli6 erflrte irorauf Otoore ruht9I
ffd, an feline Treunoe marbte utlo ia9te: j
"9Spblan Sreunpe. td babe al5 ein
9Sbi9 9elebt. lmo t6 iterbe ais ein
9Sbi9 unp i6 babe teutc mebr ais je
ba5 &ertrauen Su Der 9llten Satbe Der
9Sbi9S," !" ncrauf er inter een i0refs
(iblfen;lno I6nlershafteifen @er5nf>
frn9en ieinen @eiit altfgat.
Sie6 III pbnftreitt9 Die f6lpdrseife
Tru6t bie ber Darthetgetlf inter Die
fem SOintme( ans 9i6t forbcrte.-I
8puperneur Goman ppn Souiliana
bat cine Yelobnun9 bon $500 ouf ete
S,abbaftlperrun9 ocn Sing Soolifein
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-14
a0cberftcbt Der sd orftprciSe,
Whilabelphia, 9luo. 1O.

sppUacelpnu, 2H9. III.
dc 3ufhbr bon Slaur mar leBte Wche
ip1rIam, nnb ba Die 9Iusfuhr rpte gen6bnid,
war, 70 1T Der 9orratb oerflcmcrt, unc Die
Gerfdufcr foreeru b6bcre Yreiie. Icrfdufe
fir ben Staot9ebroud, nmbcn gemadlt gu
S5 % uuo So 81. @rtra uno nencs So So
SIS IS bis So baS Barrel. Scrfdufe CUR 9mss
fubr So % fir 9uteS Slaucr uuo 70 perbdlt,
nismdsi9 fir ncurres 8lauer. -0te99cnmebl
So 81 bae SdrrcI.
MaiBen-Slt feline Ierdncerun9 i'm preis
ie pcr9efaQen, pcu 81 % biS bis 81 3d.
9ca9en IS Seut6 bas GuIdel. Wclid,fcriL
Don 6S su so @entS bas Suldcl, uadl Der
ge9eub no es 9epahien -Safer, baS Sus
fhcl, 1T anichnlitb 9cfalIeu. Serfdufe lInb ..
35 su 81 9emad)t wcrren.
Sohladtricb-Oer grei6 refelteu femmt
ieincn frilhern preilcu INNER udher, Uru sS
Su 10 ea6 Scuncrrt 9utcs 9iuncfeiidl.
Sebl- eciuiaamcn0bL 73 Gcnts Die Sail,
in SirrcI6.