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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Now we have one oos...
o Sefstie Cashiers, Pr assaaoa :
stockholders of the Bsns ls Dasa,
the whole state-in v,s -. q ihspss
s sns.s such assertions and dse,.,.a on
members Of your own psrts ','ii''
pride, honor and hieh.n;ss' o goe
either know them 70 r. !,
own party corrupt rss , $, d
t-Or else you are wiIIiss H. ne
vile SANDER that every n.' Q
may choose 10 heap ma
raising a voice tOrefute H. 10y Vi
charges to eminate from. 'ss Rs,
quite different thing. l..
wings are willing, and do ADM = u
sessed of more honor and i - lass
members Of y0nr Ps rty win q
That you are rillqias ts;.. = ''ass
constant theme Of The 49, .,.'''i
Throughout the State and -, r.la'''s \
great Globe down to the or.
but which, however. ,bo ga 4
whole wing party, altbD5 ~ p
state bank system from tbs -. oll'.
consent tO-because. tss.. .! ia,Is
into which the insiitutio.. '.'R 2
have fallen, more an error qao'II's
heart on your psu-ana : :. 'l'e a.''
class you as honest men Wig
with your own party, NJ, ~ y ilsi
worse than set Of ,Si.s la.y'as
even 10 take life itseE a, rsp =. ..,''''
Again, from the tenor Il az : pune
nication, the Pusls have ) = &: s'o'' =
that base sYiriit which ..,.;a {, pea
and undermining the h stu,.,. = ll''..''i
Try and the character dusss -. : !. ls's
hOnesty-and Of no ne 8. .'is'1a
State Of Mississippi. uss,as la q
! ces' them when the Ike ess ,a''llliii't
!, borders, endorsed through i : = "
portion of the newspapen oie.S !
any wonder that the bank av.s = !
yidual credit Of Mississipp sAuss !.
annihilated abaoad! It's no. Bss.
wonder is. that either should h. !. !.
all. We say that such Is mos, 49,.
ruinous to the public welfare. -
SANDER for the people Of otb,rss,,.,',
these reports, and charges, not il
; source from whence they euin.f.
# now say-that it is time a stop was :.
both by the press of the country. 81
: in whose service it heretofore bssb
: ted in disseminating such foul calm
: country in connection with other
has been ruined by It, and especially
Of Mississippi, and there is no use i
still lower IN that degradation vi
ought to become the common rss
! these worthless yagsbond SANDERS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Or We learn through the New Or
leans Bulletin, that there has been sone-
thing ola kick-up in the republic ofHayti.
President Boyer endeayored to come the
double shuttle over his sable subjects, and
was going through a Treasury gallop-
ade that bid fair to require all their specie
TO keep up the tune. This made them in
turn slump Jim Crow and some tw enty
of the woolly. headed legislators waited on
him, with the information that they were
tired of chalking the floor for him, and
with a request TO know where all the chalk
had gone TO. His Majesty turned two
.somersets in a proper fury, opened his
eyes as wide as two tea-cups in q mud
hole, turned The would. be. Committee oil
Investigation out Of the Palace and out oil
the House of Representatives, and strait.
way ordered two additional regiments Of
his black guards Gas French writer calls
them, into the town of Port au- Prince, &c
preserve the public peace. He also pro
hibited the inhabitants from assembling ir
any number beyond three or four, either
in the public streets or in private houses
under penalty Of being arrested as traitors
"A pretty decided way of plasterine
over the something rotten in the State o
Denmark p'-IHscdloosa Monitor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

A coon CAPITAL. TO sTART 70
Much is said upon this subjects At y .
ent day. But the best Of az s /.
moral character, and be who Aa' Z ,. !.
qualified for and can prosper u n'I s
Unless heshould become l0'f 's0'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

There was a eous.ids O. 4 '' b
the wing Wards IN the sT sO,' Yofk. g
day ofthe election me- ~ ID p
rainy The six slOcsaAss
out Old Domia'oll. .,s
Wv We suppose the Bad
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

BANKS WOUND uP.-Siz
two faro banks, and a lot'd U
blirg utensils. valued at S2oi- 80
zed al the ST. Louis races be ls
and publicly burned, 6sorist Dig !
nicipal authorities. BalaHnN
The Banks Of Mississippt re -
are to be served likewise at tie rs
the Loco Foco Legislature Of Us 3
January. next.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

cnlating medium. Men exerffhemselves
not merely to supply their wants but TO
become rich--ifihey cannot readily en,
change The product Of their zqbor they
have little incllement TO industry. Has
there not been a different state Of things
since our backs were created I
1t cannot be said that at the period Of
which we are speaking, paper drove hard
money out OF circulation. The coin was
IL demand but did not come when called.
There was pressing want Of gold and
silver for currency, but that want was
not supplied. Would it not.be so again
| if we Should follow the advice of our Lo-
co oracles Z? We have at the persent
time, say an hundred millions Of paper
money--ifthis were struck out of exist
ence, would its place be supplied with
spece--would it come because it was
wanted The very attempt to import
coin, contrary 10 the laaos 81 trade, would
shut us out of every valuable. market we
Ihave abroad. Other nations ore as fond
Of this article as our Locos, and rather
ihan part with il to any great extent would
leave cur commodities on orr hands.
1t il evident then, that # we wish &c
trade With foreign nations-if we wish
TO send our flour and cotton abroad, we
must be content with that amount of spe
Gle whlchth balance oftrade will give us
IA paper currency is Indispensable
| The community must use this medium, 0
| they caannot to advantage transact bust
ness.
Aswe. remarked above, it is propose,
that the Government shall receive harl
money only. The vast transactions. g
society are to be,conducted. by means c
paper, but the government is to have pc
| culiar medium in which its citizens do nc
i participate. May we ask who, or whs
this Government is? Isit a self.existin
Ipowerl Is its interest paramount TO tha
of the people Z? Shall the servant claim
better currency than his MASTER Ar
the agents of free men to be superior an
privileged class You who gable G
love to the people, is this your Democracy
Is this your hatred TO monopoly? Is. tn
your fondness for equal rights The pre-
position is Notwithstanding more {
war with the spirit of our Institutions coul
be imagined. No such proposition wa
ever carried into effect in any republi
under Heayen.-Bridgeport co., Stan.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Think Of The fern wing as il g
re and 'whiggery ofthe preset
Ma
And then think of the term Tory =
isted in rs, and Loco FOcOism Of tles
day-and they are Just alike, and iis'
ciples the same, throughout.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

The Charleston Coufisr 81
dog population Of the onl T.
about two millions L , T ,.ss :
S not an effective foreign dsi9 y.
~ off the useless surplus - -
Make them Sub-tFeasuIsi''
soon be Ao8."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Dr.. Dyott IS employed a :
the Philadelphia Penisog''r
more Of rag money s .ses r@.sl
with him or they Should =
hsasp.-Old Dominion.
Ifall the areg MONEY sends':,
the ragged rqgan9tf1n' wen g. .
tiaiy, the Democratic e. par; !, sus
small IN this country AA1 her q
don't ..puE hemp" i i ssea''' =
heel beforehand,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

A RECIPE FOR A PsEIIs go -, "a
Fake one portion Of NsS ~ ~ 3.
one Of English goods cs .Il, ]. : !, (
cities, and one ofthe fo0lsa - IS
men, simmer them one NJ =, i
paigne wine. "your article : -
Item n. a-Nelc Era.
And to make "a perfect A'- s
the same with a Loco Foc0--s'
Martin Van Buren,.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Ahog has been raised # .. Wi
VT, which weighs sixteen = y, 5
Ratherthe largest DsmseFa' We
have heardtel Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-03

Unless heshould become Z =
eminent officer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
q. - - -
MONEY MARKET.

Csry, M0SDAy EvKrisa, May ".
About 3NO bags III cotton changed hants to dav a
arns prices, "a qualities vsrys ron, ,nidiline 10 fair
The inquiry q,li liv ". the certainly vi short
cvul, ia nav tsh-hed,
II money ma te lhrra is rather j he
r.sntar ieal.r HI. maize al his to meet
hA future engsg mrnt "a Il AZ the summer mpaiEn
il close the husins.a IL tho city will he principally
sunApe,l tn. immediate ot trade. On this ac-
count thu densd for uey will he more easily sup"
piled. still ,hera ny in strengthened con,'i'inn:
aud il the first o. Jnne be passed sale y, II viii
b great rrlirftu hundreds.
Exchange on London iaa advarced from two 10 four
cents on The Imund sterling. Some descriptions Of
uncnrrsnt money continue 10 dcrreciate, among "hicl'
h B,a,.lun. In few weeks expect TO see this
wuttlrss paper refused en,iry. II there he bank
that tnght lie lottcd out Of existence, it 10 this cor
supt The people in its neighirhood talk Of
taking summary vcnre upon ito directors ami level.
.lns the building to the ernunl.
The Grand Jury Of Jasper County, 'Georgia, hays
presented the Bank Of Augusta, or not relieving the
sovcnt by judicis t,couns, aud for turning broker.
The Commercial Hank at Cincinnati has actually re-.
snlvsd to receive aud pay uncurrsn monuv doing the
yvKulur huainesa off broker. The Hamilton Bank in
Baltimore il about going iuto orci stinn.
Cotton up again shade in New York, while foreign
exchange il advancing. The new Free EanAs aiscoun,
ouly short paper.
convention VI the Legislature Of Mississippi daily
Z gains favor. he ot. EFT is to pass rellet laws
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
CAMP STREET THEATRE.

" A u.
CAMP STREET THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF GEORGE HOLLAND.
WEDNESDAY, May 90, 1889.
Geo Holland respectfully iLfo,ms his friends and the
public; that from the kind und liberal patronage be-
slowed On his short Summer Campaign ut the Camp. h.
is induced to make the following arrangements by which
,sPL ENDIp FoRTUNE!!
BY einpy purchasing Ticket for the THEATRE the
above evening
IoSc" ,s, So %e.;r ,i i. a.. az object
GRAND REAL ESTATE # LOTTERY
will he given to the Public a. follows:
In purchasing Ticket for the rhsatre, number
VIII bt gwen with IT, IN the course OF the Performance
the corresponding numbe,s to those given 10 the public
with their Tickets, will he put into q wheel OH the
snge. Out Of The wheel
THREE NUMBERS
will be drawn, and the persos having the MN
hers to those which are druwn, will each receive
Ticket in the
GRAND REAL ESTATE Lottery.
by which the holder may Became the po Uf Real
SEVEN HUNDkED TRoUsAND DoLLARs!H
The numbers Of the Tickets purchased for the above
occasi follows -
First prize will receive the Tickle, No. 75.7.
Second prize will receive 'he Ticxet No. 1857.
Third pize will receive the T'cke, No. 1888.
In order To- give every satisfaction respecting the
di s,r,uton Of the prizes by drawing the numbers,
Committee CT three gentlemen will supern'cnd thai
! arrangement.
y For particulars Of the performances see Bis
Ticket. $l.-Chldren So cts.-Gullery 20 cts.
Purchasers OF thiden's tickets, or two Gallery
Tickets, will be entitled To one nn'ber
o. Boz Book now Open. 90
n B.-Persons must he very careful Of the number
received with their Tickets. for in they shoul
lose them, they cannot be rep AGED. Should this b.
The case, and there he claimant for number that !
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
To his Ercellency the Governor ofkte State Of Lou


isiand.
The Petition Of the undersigned inhabitants Of Laa
ystte respectfully shows THAT Thomas N. Speak,
man. Michael Schmidt and jacob Rice beon cling the
City Guard Lafayette. called on the sht Of the
5th oil April TO protect v citizen of Lafayette from the
forcibe intrusion Of individuals into his known domcile
Those individuals having resisted, contest ensued and
blows passed, probably both Sides before they
| conveyed 10 the Guard house. The Captain Of the
| Guard and the two whom he took with him have
been prosecuted jointly with the individual who called
for their aid beore the Criminal Court and found guilty
Of assault aud battery.
They demanded separate trials, in order that each
might state on oath VIVA, occurred we'll pros
scutpr. The Captain Of the Guard made affidavit that
he could not obtain Justice unless separate trial
graued to him. !, was refused The judge acted as
the prosecutor OF these and moi their judge He
in furious passion ms ued the Counsel OF the def'n-
dants without any whatsoever in mnnner SO
gross that he induced to leave tn" He at
tempted by his nterrogatories to disCre the
tmony OF one o the most intelligent and respectable
citizens OF Lafayette for the defendants and in his
charge the jury stated that the testimony Of ;his and
another respectable citizen of tie Parish was
by that coored prostitute, who was called to rebu,
their testimony.
These men have not had fair ami impartial trial
and punished for the faithful d. charge If their duty
the City Of Lafayette in eneas curing 10 preserve its
peace and tranquility The continuation Of their pun
shnent would destroy all confidence in the adnnistra
| rnton OF the criminal law in this District.
! Whevfors, your Petitioners, respectfully pray YOU
Excellency, to remit the punishment which ,"s beef
unjusty inflicted upon Them, and us in duty bound
your p. titionerS will ever pray.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Alter TO o,1otk Car can BE- obtaned by paying dol
lars for the Trip.
ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave the hours in the weak days
until o'clock NJ. when aLocomotivo will leave CaroIllon
every hour, unl & o'clock, r. NJ.
For the accommodation ofpcsons visiting Cnrolton in the
o'clock and WIN wish remain there until
O'clock the that has cofore left al o'clock
will remuin until IL o'clock thereby allowing them hour
enjoy the pleasant walks Of Of the beautiful Gar
dens in the United States.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions not 10
receive money in lieu thereof.
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head of Jackson O'CLOCK A. M Canal
street 81 oclook and hory Al o'clock they will
10 leave each and every hall hour, until O'clock
r. H. from Jackson street, and O'Clock from Canal street,
excepting at q o'clock, Z. NJ. from Canal street.
Nr 1t is cuarly requested that gentlemen viii not put
their feet the cushions smoke in the whcn Ladies
are present.
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Compan,
| May LIST, 1889. JOHN HAMPSON,
may 10 ChiefE ng. N. . G Il II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Son,e Of the Van Buren, papers are trvn, very had
to stop the course Of the Vcksburg Sentinel and Mis-
sssppan in their eastsa,inn Of Ex Governor Ruanss.
He is good friend Of The President, and they say, be-
he is President of The Union Bank, he is not the
unprincipIed man, these half>mad Van Buren, papers
assert There is evidently fear 'ht The ExGov.
ernor may be driven from the ranks
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

We perceive that the editor Of the Red River Wing
will not entire reract his CHI rye against Master Cor"
dom jr. Mr. Moore calls for information relative
the transmission Of the missing funds. The Mtssrs.
iiordons demanded Of the editor, the author Of the
letter from which he derived his i, formation. Mr..
Moore re- fused the demand and assumed the RESPONSE
bty with any consequence that may grow out of it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

We have on our table Nos. 3 and of the Turf Re'
gisler. Porter is doing his duty manfuly. The in
,eres Of these numbers does not flag. The plate
showing Count DOrsay and his Dragon Sleigh is nd
mrable Plenipotentiury is an excellent likeness. Ar
ode, the origin oil mint ulep' by Hoffman, makes ths
whole book 60 down with an unusual govt. The me
ri, OF these numbers u.s. thai all the articles shor
and roited
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Thut very funny fellow, George Holland Esq has
a grand chow Off tomorrow evening for his express
Benefit. Besides the usual inducements to tain SO
able comedian. the opportunity Of getting Of the
three tickets in the Grand Real Estate Lottery, pur~
chased for the occasion. should not he missed, for
Of ,heRe numbers may draw the prize Of Banks Ar
cndr Such result is extremely probable in the Of
for,uous circumstances. Be then, to go to Geo
Hollands Benefit.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

The Pos,ma>tc- General has selected one OF Mr..
Cumbeii- =:curities TO investigate The foul charges
agui,s, him. Nothing like it. hr.Canphell continues
to support the party, therefore Mr.. kencas duty is 10
, screen him from public indignation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

The Doctor is man in a Thousand, who only wants
un point d appui accomplish his great undertaking
IN. o. Courier.
y So was Archimedes, when he proposed to move the
globe, he only wanted point for his fulcrum. We
fear the same fate waits upon the doctor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

DR.. Plough is daily making furrors in public
favor.-N. o. Courier.
And when mis- work is done. he will ne found buried
benea,h the sod, upturnod by his own plough.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Tow hnns Tiger rowel from the " pass having towed
10 sea ship iianry h,qe Sardus and brig return
en- tie city with ship faxoo OcnuIges and brig Audubon
Lei tho bav the 2Olh int.
Tow h0a Lion Riddle from tho passes, having tuwed to
ship. Louisa and Forn,osa Byron and Cumancb.
1ans Ross Left the bar 26th inst, Reports moth.
Ing
Ship Aiabsma Berry. 20 dn New York 10 Cohen
shir Jane Rose, Mcintosh days from Liverpool to tho
Ship Yazoo. Tra.k IS days from New York, to HUI.
Ion. gssrst s5t58 -
ship ocnulses. Levitt, 30 days from New York to CO.
hsn.
Brig Audubon. sabss. day, from Havana, to Grooming
4 co
Steamer Edwd shippen. from Flint Island
Steamer Porter, DoEsey. from 81 II Arinsyle
Steamer vaniaia, burst. from st Louis
Steamer Rodorh. Miller, from Miller
Steamer tanges, Wilson, from Yazoo City
Steamer Pawnee. Curise from ST Louis
Steamer WIN French Johnson. Il ON Louisville
s--'. EXPORTS.
LONDON Par ship Rob Roy Cargo 600 hds tobacco aud
~ haes dear skins. ,s.
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Rochester Cargo 1877
Per ship Coronando. Cargo, 1857 do do.
HAvRE. Per shp Nils. Cargo. lle5 do do.
BOTTOM. Per schr Mac. Cargo i0l4 bags corn
IMPORTS
LIVERPOOL Per ship Jane Ross. Cargo tod merehan
NEW YORK Per ship Alabama Cargo aa.orssd msrchan.
800 troops. destined for Fou Smith and Glib.
ship ocmugee. Cargo assorted mo rehsn
ehaajise.
HAVANA. Per brig Audubon Cargo $50 bags coffee;
$50 bxssuysti lots swes,msats 'eyar', and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

The paperA from the wheat districts continue to
speak Of fine prospects for the growing crops From
the cotton region the tdings are not so pleasant.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

The draining Of the Lake Of liarlaem, has heen de-
cided upon by the States General Of Holland. The
expense will be eight millions Of cui'ders. Thus q
new province will be added to this "beow 1e ocean
| country.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

The Iron steamer Rebecca, US will be by reer-
ring to advertisement, has begun her, rips upon tho
New Canal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Angus,e Davza-, charge des nTai,es a, the Hague
has been recalled and Mr.. Bleecksr Of New York, APP
n, inted in his place. What il the natter
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

hill Of variesated marble one hundred feet high and
halfa mile long, has recently been discovered in Wal
ker County, Georgia.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
REcElrrs OF PRODUCE

Flint Island. Steamer Shppen. No cargo
st Martins lille. Par steamer Porter Cargo. ~ lids
gar Gray Durve do ad 60 bales cotton F"lIan Bel
"cq Dee rs lids sugar Dabsnc;3 81 lids do P"u
chic; ~ do Psvey co;4 bales cotton Moureu %
hds and bis moasAes board
St Louis Per vsndalia Cargo 80 bls -four w
Florence 90 his tobacco Tate Hopkins; ~ do Laneb
Thompson; do aud coils ripe and box hooks Deans
~ hds tobacco Grant 1912 bars Warren Coz
lids tobacco do brans &c bis jow Godfrey Laurie Small
9e+ bags ZIG do Godfey 81 hds bacon hf bis
huter 10 d. owis IS kegs lard; his jows Trcri 10 kess
lard 70 do butler IS do pork Capt burst
Cincinnati. Per Rodoph Cargo. no bis hnur 20
hide baconP Andrews ~ h BIZ beef Adams Hawel " his
Adsms Hartss, 265 do Dor.eyi 100 do Warren; bids
tphscco Tats Hopkins
Lnusvlies Per VIM French Cargo COG coils rops
G6 pieces baegirF i23 bales twine Oakley 7cis
ops3i pieces baRgng Nairen e2 pieces hngring la
coils rops and 9i9 coils rope Ogden souh.ats 81 his his
Key 50 do dourJ LanIiss eak bacon and ard
Grsy IS bis and 70 kegs lard Ferguson and Raid; Is
sa-ks corn. owner on hoard
Yaxoo City. Fer Ganges. Cargo 81 sos eoor
Osnnet Ferridays 81 do MADDOX. Pollard 81 do w
fui,s,s; 36do Lambeth Thomp.on, 81 DON Dick CO
II do Friersor Dale CO; IS do Buckner. Stanton
do (ionrnsn Bennett u do Fonyth Limerick: u do la
~iisbaums 4 Walton; 9 NJ White 4 co; w Oakley c.
, do Merr6ed, Pear.un 4 co; GRien southgatei d.
Whiting Stark; do Conner 4 Gridey, do b La'and.
st Louis Per steamer Pawnee Cargo bill and box spa
bag gold coins parcels bank notes bcnoist Hoekny
ellis and no kegs lard Godfrey, Laurie 6i2 pigs lea
Harmon. Clegg casks bacon Prescott Jo"es co
rolls ropsA Gran, shy bars lids tobacco Boge
Hawthorn ~ sh eco Tate Hopkins u nd. tobas'
Iihayes &c. " Oak COZ suadres to sund'y oih
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Per the Yazoo packet ship, from New York, 900 re-
cruits for the garrjsons The Red and Arkansas rivers
arrived yesterday morning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Edmund v. Davis has been nominated v. B. candidate
for Congress- in the Opeousas District. Mr.. Davis is
ono Of the rewarded, being a Register in tie Land
office
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
Recorders Court,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Reports Of Day Police and Night Watch,
May &C. 1889.
TAKEN BY NleHr WATCH.
John Finn and no. katen butchers. arrested 1uare
reiling-Dschnrgcd. W. Mnl'en arrested for striking
Watchnan- Bound 10 Criminal Court. James Carr,
drunk-Dsch arscd. Adam llehar,, john Stephang,
assault und battery or Wa:chman-Boand to C,imina!
Court
Nav IS, 1859.
John Driscol', John Dorus, disturbing the peace
Discharged. W. Brown, J. Taylor, d. Merceau, \.
Fecney, j. Campbell, G. Ross, r. Sncec, arrested for
disturbing The peace in royd'n. street, aud assaul,ing
the Wutchmen-Io be examined on TneSdny,-viz:
Brown Ta,I Tor and nI.rccan Jerry Dri. coll, drunk
and distu bling the pcaoe-D,schnrged Cornelson, i'm
i,un- a Waterman discharged. II. Reed, drunk
Discharged. 6. b. Barnes, dis urhng the peace-Ds'
charged. G. Norron drunk and beating his sister
Discharged. +. Gillespy, drunk and disturbing the
| peace-Dischurged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28

Rice Garland, Esq. has been named by the OPelousa
Gazette as candidate for the next Govelnorshp Of Lou
islam.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-28
MEMORANDA
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Boson May 7,h brig Old COLONY. hence the Goth
April
AZ York May 18th, ship CASTOR. hence 20 DIS out
Ship ssra,oea hen . IS days out
Ship Nashville. heus ia days out. sehr Ambassador.
90 days Ship Rsnzi hence IL days out Brig
Eagle hsncs Is days out
A,Phia ielphs May 9Th hence, ship Ohio II days out
Earqus josephine. Is days Below Ahp Italy, hence
AtsntSwsn for N u.
I,h Nay. .hb ISiifa hin RAssia h.n'e for Liverpool