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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-04
western Bank Note Company,

Western Bank Note Company.
WOODBURY. TUCKER q CO.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
UAVE made extensive arrangements to
Il n render their Engraving Establishment
complete, and are now prepared TO perform
any work in their line of business. They have
procured new designs for vignetts &c, and
orders for
Bank Notes, Maps, Plans, &c.,
or CnDEEES .9.s TEL,
VIZ se,..-.->- ~ ,.lIn promptness and de-
spatch. Bank Note Paper from the best and
most celebrated paper mills IN the Union.
They have appointed P. BYRON BARKER, Of
Columbus, (ATi.) their Agent, who viii attend
to any orders that may be left with him.
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GUARDTAN'S SHE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
ID virtue OF an order from the Probates
- Court of Lowndes county, state of Mis-.
slssPPI, January term, 1888, we win offer at
public SAFE before the court house door in the
town of Columbus, on Saturday the e;gbtb dav
of June next, the following lands belono,n0 "a
the estate Of David Love, deceased, to wit :
south half of the west half Of the south west
quarter of section twelve, township eighteen.
range eighteen west also; the south half az
the east half Of the south west quarter of. sec
ton twelve, township eighteen, range eighteen
west, containing eighty acres Of land, more OF
less, on credit of one and two years, purChas-
ers giving note with two approved securities /;
bond given for title when the last payment is
made. May 6, 1899
MILES LOVE,
r. f. CALHOUN, ; Guardians.
y. b. GASTON,
Prs fee S9l 3i-5w
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-04
John MI. Symons,

HAVING purchased the interest of Mr.
IL john NJ. TRoTTER, in the late firm of
Trotter g. Symons, would respectfully inform
h friends and the public generally, that he is
constantly receiving new and fresh Goods, and
that his supply for the next season will be lar4a
anu general. He zip occupy the old stand
Hunts Corner, where he viii always be happy
to wait upon his customers, and furnish them
with
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HERMAN ETMULLER, NJ. D.
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. D.
ADoLPHUS WERNER, NJ. D.
Germany, Dec. 10, 1896.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-06-04

Dr. Jos. p. Peters.
Charlotte, n. G. Jan. l, 1888.
Dear SRI have frequently made use Of
your pills in the mcigicnt stage OF bilious fe-
yer and obstinate constipation Of The bowels
and also in the enlargement of the spleen,
chronic diseases of the liver, sick headache,
general debility, and many other diseases, and
IN all cases found them to give relief
J. ID, BoYp, Nj. ID.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

ne "up"a's u 'ne ouAs ~ ''e'ac"'ea'ss' WIZ" '"'
~ "aushter OF the emperor u nes''0' ware 10 tehs
place al ST. Petersburg IN Decenoer on the DAY OF inc
Empef"r's fs's'
The chances OF war appear to be or the decline in
NJ sa. ~, ;. ,h ''" '"' '"'s' ''' ''s' v
:, - 49,. .,a.
pu.s;., nr.,;,,.. H., ~. -. ~ u......-.,
6roo Russ;.n, ,,,, ,h .srn.u,s .., an ooo ..a,.;.
"efe marching upon Iihis-that tie insurrechon was
spreading and that lad such movement taken place
fcw vear. .,ors~ po,.nd r,;.h, h.r.h.., ..,.a
' o'""a "'@"> "".e o'o" "@vc"'
Deaths in Boston for the week ending Dec %, were
10. Males q. females l9-of whom died Of cousvn,p.
linn.
Donna Maria Of Portugal was delivered Of another
royal prince on thu 81 ut October.
Tbs pr..;a.n, h., ,.,..,.a .s o.
NV .e,a'". "a' pa'aone' '"a ns"so oeo's'
0assmah, who vas renteuced 10 years imprisonment
for falaely swearing to the residence Of loco ,co.
George W.shine,on Dixon Ia. b.en arnr.,.d in a.,
c,,,. 20 49,, ,.oooo, 49,. ., - -, ~ W.
nv" VI va" t$~ooo) una '"pnsoneo TOT noe''ns the
Rev Nh Hawkes..
Tie French took posneas;on of Milan nj, Ola, an,
.,"." ' "'>
WOO "aHh"s 'oau "e''eo 70 Ais'"ss. AOo-orRade
is taken prisoner but not dead. sTr
crazy Irish barrister has been Dxnn.ine the rcl
h..su Nil. Co,,,. f,. ;.r hand e,r ,,..
-" "'. WI e',n' ''','' pA'''
been resumed. Are there more offices7
Abbott has resumed The management, Of tho Charlie,
49, 1r,...... .-L:.L -. ..-...:,.
| "" '"'a.." VIII" NOS 'eoa 'e"u"'.
PIacards are P"seed up In Detroit offering $1,000 70
Gen. Prince dead or alive
,.--.:,zz..
LETT Frs FROM THE COAST.
No. 4. n
<c.,,I,>
No""''u"'"'!
Another great Of danger arsss from the absence
BY custom and habit Of all sense Of danger the par
Of engineers. They seem to believe all other boats
| liable to destruction but their own.
new boat il built and her boilers carry 90 man.
hundred pounds Of steam with ease without explosion
aEd she j. found fast boat. and s run at the top OF he
spred, and makes " cracked trip. And because sh
once carr;sd with safety 30 many hundred pounds
steam and made trip in certain time, It does not fol
low she can continue 10 DO the sumo thing in sntety
IL an ui'ai'i law IN mechanics that all materials grow
weaker ny use. Hence, golfers may explode ono yen
ny less quantity oil steam, than they were known
carry the year OeOre and every year after the FIRST the
gradually decrease in atrength till they are worm Out
But few engineers however, seem to BE- governed b,
tina ict: lhey conc'ude as the'r boilers nave enc
whstood such force OF steam they can al~ avs maxi
them bear the SAME quantity and make The jdss boat
cont 'tio to sustain her speed without danger.
They Also from the long service they undergo, witt,
out meeting with accident or danger, seem to arrive a
the belief that all things els are mortal, save them
tier bOat Indeed, 40 used to dangers and exposures
are the ofhcers on Western steam hoats, that many
the seem to place little value on their own or the live
OF other people, And rather than be heat or ou,done
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
CITY-JASuAHT l5,h--Erenins.


We are in daily tation OF rise in the Western
Waters. Until that period shall arrive, transactions
here will be forced drag along very heavily. The
few cotton boats that daily arrive do not give any ami.
nation to the market. We want direct commune
with the great west, TO tho w,es Of trade in motin
and impart life to deserted levee.
Money is in st1tu quo. The Banks like oysters
which the tide has left keep close their portals and
but i'vored few can get any favor from them The
notes chiefly in circulation those ofthe Elk Ennge
the Union the Commercial. the Gas Light, Inter'a!
improvement, and City Banks. Now and then, WE see
stray bill If the 9th Institutions. The old nunicp
al shin pasters are gradually disappearing to the relief
of the small dealrrs. We hear more OF doubt sbou,
The third municipality bills. In six months from this
time they will all be- consigned hope, 10 the fire.
There is very heavy tonnage in this port, and
tits inceas ,g duly. We hardly think that freights
will rise to the level necessary pay ship for
the loss Of time they have incurred yet incur
If they hcld out. Time will sh"w.
A meeting has been called by the friends OF
free Blinking. LIZ, ev"ry friend Of Louisiana be
in Attendance. Now is Tie time to net, to put III Z
hit in the mouth Of exclusive corporations. Pull.
lie attention is awake t" this sub ject, are glad
TO find. The country interest will certainly go
for free Banking, if it be true to Itself.
We have before us The pamphle's purpor' ting t"
be an inquiry by a committee into the ny ency Of
the lI,izrn's Bank in London from the Fl ouse I
r. Lzardi & TO. Rank injustice has been done
the Lznrii's in this mn,,cr, and the credit Of the
Ci'izen's B nix has hern strangely installed, il,
this TRANSACTION, by those whose duty i, was I"
pro,ect,t. We shall dissec, this pamphlet and
spnre n" pnins TO lay open the secret springs Of
action that induced thu x,ovs.aeu thus MALE
Look out, therefore, all yc, whose heads tho cap.
slnl f..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Ertcnsire Forgery A clerk by the mama Of Nc.
Nim connected with the house Of Lizard l. Co. Of Lon.
dom has committed heavy forgery that ss,sbIishm-n,
supposed to amount to l500O0. The N. Y. Courier
says: "amonsst other things which it is said he has
forged, is large amount of Mexican bonds of tho new
conversions Of $500 each; but it appears that Mr.
MeNm was authorised to sign the name of the firm
hore is consequently forgery in this particular
regards Mes'rs. Lzardi for it only amounts to breach
Of faith in having issued more bonds than he
horised to sign and Of the house will he the
sufferers, and the holders Of tho paper. No claim
ofcourse. can be made on tho government Of Mexico
for this celebrated conversion ratified by the
Executive or Legislature. Tho public must bear il
mind that it is the bonds issued by the conversion
which said to have been Issued fraudulenty, and
not the old bonds Of Mexico. It supposed tina,
McNim would cross over to Hoand.-and might ult
mately find his way to the United States,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Tue LouIsIANIaN. We have by mere scciden,
seen The second nun Der "f this Locotoco pa
per. |, ooes no, strike US hcng -i,her verv
elegan, in appearance recherche in the quality of
its articles. II is very much such paTer as the
Bee hefore its enlargement, and i'll possibly
have ist ayuul . much influence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

TIL" n.nua'inn Of Tuesdays Courier is az harmless
a" is every effort at smartres its 'apen editor attempts.
What he cold "insidous in the introductory OBJ
serva1ions with which preaced the article from the
Mobile Advertiser, is past our comprehension. VIVA,
wa did sny openly and freely said-,herc was no.
thing covert in our remarks. Can the Courier make
the same declaration, when l,c deprocntes bring called
loco foco7 There is use for us 10 call hin, "iluck
his colour id ralpabc to every tina, looks in his
face.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Judge Storey has interpreted the law Of duties to
render dutyee from and after the 29h Dec last man.
ufactures Of silk of which silk shall he til. CHIEF
component, coming from this side the Cape Of Good
Hope, except sew ing silk. Gloves Shuwls, Stockings
sc. all will be admitted ut the Boston Custom House
duty-free.-Quite important to importers.
No change in the mayket 70 report.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

To CORRESPONDENTS. shelters from the Coast,
No. S. on file for insertion.
Several communications Of a lighter nature
have been received, but we have not time to de-
to The dulci when SO UGH Of the utile claims
our attention.
"THEsris" is informed that we are not in the ha
bit Of Unfortunately putting every actor or &C
trees. We do not object TO well written aud i'm
partial criques, but long sulogies are not german
to our paper, especially where their Justice is pro-
bI-ma,cal. We would erey remark tina, there
Of the histrionists al the ST. Charles who
do pay sufficient attention to their business
They nrs either nsufferably stupid, or are culpp.
bly, negligent. We merely give''a word to the
wise" Any audience may easily dis,ng u.h
!hoss to whom we particularly allude, without our
calling names.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
FREE BANKING.

AT preliminary Meeting of the
IN Friends of Free Banking in Louis
lana, held at the Planters Hotel, in Octo-
Der, last, it was Resolved, that the Chair
man be requested to call public meeting
at some future period, before or during
the meeting of the ensuing Legislaturc.'
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to
all citizens, who are in favor of Free
Banking Law, to attend meeting on
Thursday next, the 18th inst, at Banks
Arcade, at o'clock, P. NJ, in order to
take the necessary steps for carrying the
same into effect. S. HIGH,
janl6 Chairman.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
A CHECK on the Merchants Bank, bearing the SIC
IA nature Of tho undersigned, WAS purloned from
their Counting House, or the 9Th inst. and be-.
ing filed up with the sum Of e7oOo was presented and
euch. The fraud is believed 10 have been committed by
EBENEZER RAMSAY,
formerly in their employment.
The above reward will be pnid for the apprension Of
said Ramsay, and the recovery Of the money, Of in pro-
f. Ramsay i. native Of Scotland, about rs year.
old, about fsts inches high, fair hair and complex
ion, aud Of slender figure.
This notes paid o issue Of 1Oo notes, da.
TED prior u tNt utdIly
the whole Of that issue has been called in and the
maiud-. will be soon prac,ica Die. The New Is
sue of the Merchants BANK Of notes Of that denn,nna-
upwards.
All persons cautioned to be circumspect in re-
ceving such notes of the old emission.
$a06 will be paid for the apprehension Of E. Ram.
say and placing him in custody in New Orleans.
A ~ DENNISTOUN Il co,
New Orlsse. 18th JAM, 1889.
QT The Mahile Advertiser; The NatCheZ Courier;
shnrp Register and Rodney re1eg raph will DIeas
copy The above, and send their accounts for ymant
the No. Bulletin.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

We have received from the publishers, through F..
Johns 4 Co. Oliver Twist, complete in two volumns
and Oliver Twist No. Of part of the illustrated edi.
ton, and No. 6 of Sketches by Boz, and
Bob Of the Bork. Legend OF ST. lngoes, by the au.
thor of alow Barr. This is a tale taken from thu
early history Of Maryland and j. rcpcte with ineras,
and a. II scments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Qua News Room a, the corner Of ST. Charles
and Gravier streets, received yesterday an aces
sion Of English papers to the large list it had b.
fore on file, besides the New York, Baltimore and
other papers. The latest slips are placed on the
bulletin boards far III benefit Of subscribers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

.Miss Tree.-This distinguished nrtste, has nj last
arrived, md will open her engagement the st. Charar,
this evening in the "Laly Of Lyons" We have no
doubt the house will be crowded.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Latest from, Washington. Jnn.4. In he Senate,
uan vindicnted himself in handsome and a MINI d.
ted manner frnm the attacks made upon him. He
--"A."-h Nj Wnndhnrr'a report in answer to hi,
last resolutions calling for Information, SUI.
further argued the connex,on between the admin.
is,ra,ion and the U. S. Bank.
Mr.. Niles followed in reply. In,he midst Of the
remarts. the Senars adjourned.
In the House, NJ. May, OF H.. moved TO su.
pend the rules to take up the resolution apYo,n,
select c"mmiti.e to examine into the defalra-
tons Of Mr.. Swarwoui. L"s', ayes l0l noes 81
NOT two thirds.
Mo,ions were made TO supend tho rules for the
consideration Of bill or the adjustment, Of line
between the U. States and Texas.
Mr.. Dron' s""Ie reported bin for carrying into
efrc, the convention with Texas, and for settling
the boundary line. Read and referred 10 Com nit.
tee of the whole.
Mr.. Gushing reported a bill to pro'ec, tho cit.
Gems Of the U. States in Oregon Territory and on
The C"lum bi. rver,-read and referred 10 commit.
tee o: the whole, ana made the order 81 Tomorrow
10000 copies pf n report accompanying tho bill
ordered to be printed
Tne rest Of The business transacted was Of q
private nature. bill for the relief OF the widow
Of Gen. Brown, was passed after Ion. discussion.
Mr.. Duncan OF Ohio voted in the affirmative 70,
the purpose of moving q reconsideration which he
did. The House had not djonrned ut 4 O'clock.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

FOR SALE. FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
Ia The brig EMELINE-an excellent yes.
p4qM sci 10 every respect about 100 tous burIhen,
1917. or will carry $50 hlds. Apply on boarn ,op.
posite " Old Lrvee. jal6-i,
csA DAsSAGEfor 81. Louis and freight
EtN-NE for Memphis, ard all ntermrdis lie
sSgsga2 landings. The new ind splendid
steamboat nick erne ker, Van Houten commander will
depat This day 10Th Inst 10 A. NJ, precisely, for
freight or passage apply 10 EDW'D A. BRIDGE.
So Common ut
billie Of lad'ng mus, be presented for signature by
O'Clock, on board, fDot Of Matches st. Jan. Is.
DELAYING CARDS Of every Jescrirtiou and quail
Il Nv, for sale by DAVID FELT L. co,
jal6 NY Stationer. Hall, 81 CHartfes st
M ANTED-A partner with capital Of 500, 0, in
w general Commission T. Brokerage business,
about 10 be established in this city, line addressed
10 A. b.. Box 60 Post Office, stating when s,erview
may be bad with real name. will be considered strictly
confidential, and meet n ilh attention.
jai6-3teod
QUESTION SOAP-2lM boxtE in stora for sale BY
ID jai6 aSRAH AN TRlER, "a Gravier st
CPERM CAVDLES-l50 boxes il store, for sale BY
, jsi6 ABRAHAM TRIER, "a Gravisr At
Dk)T irOES-2O hnmpers-l0O hauels French
Po,stues. ufs superior quality landing tsr sale by
ialG l. II GAZE, 20 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
10000! Capital Prize. TICKETS only So 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

A DVANCES will he made on shipments to Liver
~ pool, iiavre Marseilles, New York aud philadel-
a,bv ADAMS 4 WHlTALL
jal6 81 (iravi + 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

= We shall commence The publication Of our Eng.
lish letters tomorrow. We have dates prepar ed
for this paper alone, to the 25'h November inclu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

"Mr. Joseph w. Reckless, collector Of Perth Amboy.
has been numbered among The public defaullers Of the
day. man with such name never should have been
appointed to any post OF trst.-Fhe government might
have known that it would end in extravaganza and
RUM"
This reminds US of an old gentleman in ono Of our
interior counties, who deposited his money with on
agent forty miles from his residence for the pur.
pose Of lending it at usury. The money reprasen.
ted being loaned safe customer" but the day OF
payment passed and no return of profits was made
The principal inquired for the name o his debtor The
agent replied thai his name Jubez Vigus. On re
ceivng the information the old man threw his up
in despair and cried sut Jubtz Vgus Jabez V,sus
Well then the thing 10 out und my moneys gone"
The vulgar saying OF "'ut and gone like Jahez vi.
gus" orig mated from this udcrous scene 1t is pity
the President not as sag acious.
Louisville Gsz.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
TO BE DRAWN TOMORROW.

TO BE DRAWN TOMORROW.
The following the drawn numbers of tho Louis.
ian, Lottery, Class 50, for 1889:
al, 81, 4, 81, %, II, ~. 81, 50, &c. Is. ..
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUIS IANA LOTTER
Authorized nv Act of Legislature. CHAPTER Kill
mass ed March 81. 1923. Claa. No. 80 for 1888 to be
drawn on Thursday, Jan. 18th 1889, at o'clock, p
N. atthe Exchange Hotel, St: Charles st.
ID. 5. GREGORY 4 CO. Successors to YATES
McINTYRE 4 Co.
rs Nu.nbsrs-i3 nrawn Ballots.
81 52s Prizes amountin. to x2t3 coo
Tickets IS G0-Huives s. 5n-Quarters l IS
Packages Of rs tickets for $l21. Packages Of %
half tickets So Packages Of rs Quarter Tickets
81 IS. For Packages single Tickets, apply at
d. GREGORY Il Go, the Managers Office,
jamie IS, Canal street, next 10 Camp st
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Class l.
63, 46, rs, 8. 81, ~. sc, %, SIS, 4, 81, 43.
~ the State. To be drawn on this day. JAM It,
1899, at o'clock, p. NJ. At Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS & co, Managers.
IS Drawn numbers-l2 Drnwn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
n 8l4 Prizes. amounting to $I45 526
Tickets 50 O0-Halves l 50-Qaarers 75c.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for $75, warranted to draw
al least $33 Packages Of rs Half Tickets S37 50 wnr-
ranted draw lens, SIG So Packages Of Is Quarter
For packages OF single tickets, appiy ut The
MANAGERS OFFICE,
janl6 l6 Chartres 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

We have not YET been able to max our arrange
mens for regular report Of the Sena,c's proceed
ings. That Of the House will be found as full and
| accurate as may be furnished by the State paper
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

To our Srbscri6ers. We have engaged nav Car
e's for p,per. for that secon If the city bove
Canal street. Those who may not receive their
papers, will please send a written notice TO our
Compiling room.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
STEAM BOAT BILLS

g PERM OIl.-5000 falls. winter strained sperm
~ oil, just received and for sale nv
jalO = LOCKE & Co, s Front Leve0
WASH BOXES-5O Cash Hoxc+ of o ur own manu-
~ faciulc far superior TO the English, for sale by
10 LOCKE Il Co, Front Levee
WHTTE LEAD-50o kcgp, No in store, for sals
w by LOCKE y 20,
anl8 Front lr,ee 1t
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CA IL IDS

CARDS
II PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in tie most
elegant manner, in Black Colored lSKs on Enamel.
led, White Flake, or Plain surfaced CARDS, and a
Pricrs rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner ofP"ydrns and St. Charles r,s.
.Sere'ai New and 'eanlifu FONTS Of 1YpE hare
Just been added In the Establishment.
Orders receired at COMPILING Room, 81. Charles
Exchange 3rd door from Gravier ii. or al the Printing
Office, corner Of PoydrAs l. St. Charles streets.
nOpl-T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

B1NHK INECkS, BIITN OF IlNUINE, AUCVI0n
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Gaia.
logues, &c. sc.
nTORDERS/ for Mc Abcre. anil erery other der
crip'i04W 5-P.uNlING IN rrceirrd at COMPUTING
Room of"TRUE AMERICANA mSr. tH,KLEs FL.
CHANGE, 3D. door from ;rnv"r street at HE Printing
Office corner Of fo' dra. and 81. Charlie. strects
Er'e"sirs ami bsnntiiW i:oox and Ion r"ur7s.
from tie hest F""nirics imh'e f"ihd States, hare just
been nated to Tie ai,rndy rr Stoc1cd Eskrbiishmeat;
-.aMd GRufns u;W BE- crrrutei as / ow, az Chr.pl,.
Exrrdtione. and Beautifully, nsm amy other Oifico
in the City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16

Foreign and Domestic ltems.-The Maryland In.
'nrance Company have declared dlvid nd Of ten dol
lars per share.
Reschd Pacha left Paris for England on the asnd
New He is ambassador from Turkey 10 England.
The Paris police have lighted upon ten desperadoee
who bad committed incredible number Of robberies
This Legislature Of Delaware snAd the I'd ill.,
slant.
The Legislature Of assuchus et,s assembled on the
day.
The Senate ofMnrylAnd organized on the 3lst ult.-
Wing officers vera elected by ma oGy of3
The administration NJ nity in the Michigan Tcgis.
Ia ture is II.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-16
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. jan. 3


The Stock Market tho I'd firm the & quotation,
and tho usncsA transacted has been rather extensive
Saes Of Delaware and Hudson III; Mohawk Railroad Co.
ut 69A Harlem at sly; S'onngton a. md VII ksburg hank
st7oA No salos Of United slaes Eauk made the
Hoard.
The dividends declared the I'd per cent by The
Merchants Fire ln.urance Co for the last months; per
cent by the Arnhstau Co. for the last mnnths by
the Merchan Exchange Pank for the period and
cant by the MerchanIas Marine Insurance Co.
Correspondence Of the Cour. and Eng.
HAvRE. Nov. ~
Our Cotton market very quiet Until tire 18th when the
demand revived and that and the following days the
tEansalt0ns amounted 6 baes there LEES doing
tho days. hut tho sales reached O bales
at steady prices they include parcel of TAO bales Lou
sapa lO5f
lshss-No Improvement be noteei holders however
very finn.
Some t'iang lots Of Whale' one met buyers at lf5'.
SALES AT HAvRE Nav. %.
Csttoa-9 hues Louisiana 09f do Mobile OIL rs bis
Georgia. C. l03; 1O7 do do I0i; 8 Fioridu G9f 80.
Noo. 22-The saes of cotton Xl6 bales.
which we're % ou.isna at f ST. i2 do iOf Sd Al do 100;
and y do 95f so.