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w ILL receive In the course of next week,
large and extensive assortment oil
GOODS, suited to the season, having been
selected IN NEW YORK with great care and in
falling market. Purchasers can be occommo-
dated with goods at exceedingly low prices.
Brattleboro, Oct. 8, 1880.
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MARRIED..

In this town, Sept. rs, by Rev Mr. Kidder, MIR Ed
ward Crosby Of Marlboro, TO Miss Lucia, daughter Of
Oshea Smith, Esq. Of Brattleboro.
In Westminster, Sept. 26, by Rev Mr. wcIman, Mr.
Samuel e. Wheat of Potney, to Miss Mary Gorham
OF Westminster.
In Bernardston, LIST inst by Rev T. + Rogers, Mr.
Alonzo X. Cuslman to Miss Sarah s. Mum, both Of
Bernardston.
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L O s T

BETWEEN Rev. C. w. Levings, (Guil-
ID iord,) and Brattleboro, on Wednesday
Sept. 25th, black work pocket, containing a
pair of silver bowed spectacles, lace collar, a
linen towel and several articles Observing. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them with the subscriber at the Brattleboro
Power Press Printing Office:
CYRUS DAVIS.
Brattleboro, Oct. /, 1889. o
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LIME! LIME!!

=" HEREAS, reports prejudcial to the in
w terest of the Manufactures of Lime in
Nottingham and Readsboro, have been circu-
lated and wrong impressions made upon the
minds of community; Therefore the subscribers
take this method of informing the public that
those interested have formed themselves into O
Company to be known as the Nottingham and
Readsboro Lime Company, under rules and
regulations for their own government, and for
the purpose of regulating the manufacture and
sale of Lime. Not, as has been stated, for the
purpose of taking advantage of the public in
the price Of the article, but to insure them
against monopoly which has long existed
and do justice TO themselves, by which means
the public will be furnished with lime as low
as can reasonably be required-of the best
quality,-better put up-and ,rhat is more, AT
UNIFORM PRICES.
The subscribers, Directors of said Company
feel warranted in saying to Teamsters who
purchase TO sell, and Merchants abroad, that
they will be so delt with as to be satisfied with
the terms and conditions adopted by said COM
pany. The company's depot is established al
the Farmers Store in Whitingham, where
their AGENT will be in constant readiness, to
transact any business in their behalf, and where
Lime, Of the best quality, and put up in supe-
rior style, may constantly be found.
1t is hoped, by the subscribers, that the pub.
lie will soon be disabused of any prejudice which
may have been imbibed against the interest Of
this industrious and aborious class. And they
confidently believe, that short trial will give
the system adopted the cordial and general as
sent Of community.
JOSIAH KEHTFIELD,
b. S. BATTLES,
l.. ID. WHITNEY, Directors
MICHAEL BAILEY,
SOLOMON Dix,
Nottingham, Sept. 2sth, 1899. 6
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N O TICE

THE copartnership of T.. w. PRoury
Il 4 Co. is by mutual consent this day dis
solved. All persons indebted to them by note
or account are requested to make payment TO
f.. w. Prouty, who is authorised to adjust all
settlements
T.. w. PROUTY,
JOSEPH ROBINSON
Brattleboro, Oct /, 1889. 8
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.aLSO,-a general assortment of
CrOckery, Glass & Hardware

The above in addition to their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least 1 5 per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. "a, 1889. Sw4
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NeaD Goods.

HaLL 8. TOWNSLEY, have COM
menced receiving their Stock of Fail and
Winter Goods, and offer them for sale pery
low; cheap as the cheapest. Call and see.
Brattleboro, Oct. 9, 1889. s
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LIST OF LETTERS

t Office, Bratlleboro, VI
Isl, 1889.
Gill Martin
Gould Rachel
Greenleaf Stephen
Hayes II. VIM.
Holmes Lyman 2
Hastings Theodore
Hall Daniel
Hines Thomas
paqua Lucretia
johnson Elmira
johnson Lucena
Lincoln Geo.
Mann f.. b.
Mixer Jonas
!
Moore w. John
Mason l.. G.
Moore Martin
Packer jeremiah
Pilgrim Mr.
Puilen David
Rice Mary
Robbins w. George
Redfeld w. John
Richmond Joseph
X edmond John
Smith VIM.
Sergeant Luther
Streeter Levi
Sergeant Elizabeth
stevens Nj. Luther
shepherd Collins
Scott II. Sylvius
salisbury Henry
Snow Nathaniel
Tyler II. Orsamus
lWolley David DIR
lWolcott b. Cyrus
Wright Harriet
Wood David I'd
Weld Luther
Walker A. Julia
wv eeks C. Ephrain
ASA GREEN, p. M.
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Remaining in the Pos
October
Allen Diana
Arnold Gamaliel
Allen J. A. DIR
Allen Philinda
Ball Darius
Barstow Ebenezer
Briggs Lardner
Britlon A. Simeon
Briant Betsey
Burt & Gerry
Bennett S. w.
Bellows Almira
Burnap Miranda
Brown Levi
Brooks William
Butterfcld Elizabeth
Bradshaw Andrew
Blodget Alonzo
Goats b. John
Cole Caleb
Covey b. Mary
Cunningham John
Cook Moses
Crane b. Chauncey
Chamberlain Selah
Colburne M. L.
Corke Susan
Dixie d. S.
OdiiiilS SoHH
Daniels Lucy
Dunning b. VIM.
Eaton Simeon
Evans Laerles
Evans ID. Nelson
Easton James
Fletcher Clarissa 2
Field Rachel
Fisher w. G.
Fletcher b. John
Gleason Cyrus
Gerry s. Samuel
Graves William
5 (s6)
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Cash Wanted,

an Old Accounts and Notes which have
~ been due long time to the subscriber
ga aoord 10 The qoise is sufficient"
Aug. IA, SO. Il. DWlNELL.
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A Match for Kentucky Giant Their
is woman in Alabama so tall that perso
has to be introduced 10 her twice before b
can get acquainted.
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Exactly so--It is conceded by all that la
dies are feir--that chickens are towt--
that the money market is tigAt-that morals
are loose and morning gowns ditto.
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The sickness at Mobile had not abated on
the nth inst The number of interments
the first sixteen days of the month was
two hundred and fortynine, including some
OF the most respectable citizens OF the city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

Dear Sir
When l landed from the steamboat, Q mile.
from Opeousas, and rode into town on Friduy werl
ago. there single case of sickness in or obout
IT. Within the last days mo,e than so cases have
occurred, and many of them have terminated fatally
The weather is excessively hot in the tlav and drv Eve
y thing parched and burnt up by the scorching RAYS
OF the sun, until the dust is deep as an ash bed md rises
IKE clouds in storm. The sickness and ,nortslv hos
become so greut and alarming tina, the Suprcme Com,
adjourned sine die yesterday the second day of it,
sion. Our excellent and hospitable friend VIM. w.
Bowen Esq died yesterday morning. at O'clock inter
days illness, ofa violent congestion of the lungs md
liver and high grade offcver He was an eminent MEM
Der of the bar, possessed of fine talents high ;tero
ry and extensive establishments and was greatly .s-
tcrmed as u gentleman, scholar and excellent citizen
ana friend witnessed his last moments and his exit
from this world ofbuse and parade, pomp and dsan
po'n'ment. twas with nexprcssihe pain saw the
prematurs close of the earthly career of so good mop
and estImabe and useful citizen
There are several Others, first citizens here living
at the point of death Roh the Register and Receiver
{" public monies are down with the prevailing kness
aud oae OF them dispared Of Nothing likely to save
men, except that they good loco oc0s anil sub trea
sucrs They scarcely die, and never resign tTbe
prevailing disease here appears he high grade of
billions and congestve fever and one or two cases are
pronounced yellow fever. German is said to hive
died with the black vonit, spoung the dark lara and
blood to the last moment. Many cases have welded tn
medical treatment, when applied boldly ind promptly
he crops seem good in the western pa, of the STATE:
first quality.
Siucprpt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

MEN CHANGE, But PRINCIPLES, NEVER" is a very
iaVor'te maxine the Glnhc, Argns and other pripts.
Let us apply this test othe Sab Ire. sury system. The
1886: =. vs. >, s. : -. - :" = -
"ln the regulations which Congress may prescribe
Respecting the custody of the hic money, il is desla.
e that as little discretion may be de- med cosstep,
agGn s." - 60 80
This principle" was assaulted Ly the Washington
Globe 1881, as follows:
From the tilo'c.
Ihe proposition 1.-THE "Divorce') is disappointing
anu revolutionary, subversve the fundamental rrci.
pics from 1889, down to this dny.'' and ugain:
1T is ms pnlmbIe as the sun, that The effect of the
scheme would be 10 bring the public treas IRE much
nearer Tie actual custody and control Of the President,
man II - now, and 5expoSe it to be plundered by a
hundred hands, n where now reach it''
And The Argus Of September 90 Is g. published res.
o'utio, which, it is well known, expressed the views u
me state printer, Governor Marcy, and other leading
Loco Focos, and which thus condemned the nrnc;no
OF the Su-TieaSury Bill:
"kes"lved, That consider the system of collect
ing the publ revenue Ivy the agency of Sub Treasures
as peculiarly objectionable in principle; thu, the Ian
suaee o, tie t'rhe IN 1871, llcn the organ of tie
adln'Srati'G truly depicts 1.-THE proposition rs disor.
cunning ANA revolutionary shverve of the ltlnlatueu
' principles OF our Government and its entire p,articc
rom 10y down to this day:' that al, is us ra.n.
ne us me sum- That the effect OF This scheme wo! bring
the public treasury much nearer the actual Gust DIV and
control OF the President than it is now, and cxDose i, IN
be plundcred by hundred hands, where one emma,
now reach IT, and thu, Sny system which in 1884 wa
WIN s"c'l imminent dangers as to be condemned
ny unanimous vte OF the democratic members of Con.
gress must now be radically wrong, and undeseryinr
the support of" free and enlightened people
II "ptn ipcs are imu,utahe," and il "Denocr,cv
never c'ahges "" IL II that the o!iou. disorrazirr
qua anu 'ep"hl'can proposition Of 1884, can have
oeco'he inc CORNERSTONE Of tcnot in 1887 Are nil
our Loco Foco friends urnis,e with glory spectnrlcs,
dibaUN ddreyfiSfr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEAKANCEs.
Oct, 4th, 1899
schr Sarah Graham, ST Pierre, Mnriunr,
ARRIVALS.
Tow boat Shark, Thomas FIN Z pass having tnwoa ,,
Zotof and brig Emilio Left the on 81 inst nj ~ Al
Reports one ship In the ofng--no'tng new - "
Ship Zotoff Merrill, from Liverpool 9Th August to l.
brig Emilia sus' 80 days Malaga to- cucula Lapeyre
Steamer Gen I.eayen ~o,h White, fin, 81 Ioui.
Steamer Steamer srigew", ter Wright FIN virk,burg
Steamer Augusta Burncs, FIN st Ioui,
Steamer II ouma. Claiborne, fin Red River
EXPORTS
MOBILE Per srr Hornet Cargo sacks OATS 10 M bccf
sTPlERRE. Per sarah, Cage s3S bales lds o,c
60. i6 bis beef ~ 0''
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Zo,oT Caro- eos5 On
crates L ware 40 hx> copper nails - b,s TN
-oP'ss DO, lots bar aad sheep iron and ,,cr-
hALAHaPc brig Emilio. Cargo 2nO oaks ard Il III, ,oI
vino, 80 bis almonds 10 bales cnrk- 3.77 boxcs
osh la'fdo 300 rr h>s rnnin- 60 hx, lemnns
80 jars graz Is. go drum, is 400 III dc, an
'"Ss lee'he>, To Cucuiu, Lapeyre 4 co.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
st Louis-Per steamer N leav,u worth ,,,o, "a, ;
lead Mre co: is b. flour " T. Fnrcurs "a, =, ',x'
). bs lila ilen Hall, s00pr., I'd Field ia rL, '
M,.i asI do IS do oats 20 do peas White % b.".
eoaonK Ward co. ID head crulr, 81 ke.s lard n Rd
owners on boa,d. ''''''" NC
Vicksh"rg. Per steamer Bridgrwn,cr Caro- 70 h,,os
ton Bu, kner Stanton ut Beck CO. IL, ,,tcr vo
Co. ~ Holmes, IS W I,ca bales cotton a rn, @
crrte. Jennings rn!a bales ha on uoIwin
s.ublet,e Nve. G ] Gibson & Lee 40 + II ,Ir a.
Lyons Harris CO. 53o Armour 3! Eurke wan A. " 10 10
White \ 90 Iii Adams WhitaIl, Lam,ctL'S rhnn,n
son. tomsock hyde co. box AMI trunk Maddox rn
iHrh q co. lot i'rniirf owner on bonrd '
ST Louis. Per steamer Augusta t,rgn II h,,.s .a,,
Sesm,n co, II Roger Asher, 81 Dick 4 Lockl,,rt
Inarh Done ean, ), u rlv Is W Lean y Hin I jnw
IenGe chambers, 10 Fulton - W Bo.n 81 " P,en.nnts
heyno', fyrae CO. 30 NJ Lea, Taylor e. (inrin,r
40 40 h"x mdLe >rooner Eurhanan 81 bales ,wine C,
"eh sou'hs"te' leo doz chickens, 81 sacks upo, 20 10
Pesen,s owner on board " "
Ned SWEEPER steamer Ilouma. Cargo Is tales cotton
Hnne co, II smith Voorhees,. l3l Ieyroux Arcire ro
10 = Toledanu, bale blankets Blair & SalterfeII w.
PASSENGERS
rer stea ner Augusta ID: Bog'um Lady Mcss. shcperd
Bryan, Ross aud White 'P''''
:, CONSIGSEES
fcrb brig Emilio. sCuculu, Lapcyrcx co.
MEMORANDA
RIVERS still very los" and no prospect of a rso
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05
From the N. i. Courier and Enquirer.

TUESDAY EsVEN1NG-sept "a =
lhf Money Market to-day Was rathcr more oujct oud
STOCKS hmer at ttipg improvement. the prices sever
, fpons Sales made Of Unitcd Suites Bank 1t
IVA cls, and 100 seller GO days. American Exciuee Bank
~ North Trust and Banking Co. 53A Delaware and
Canal Co. 60 HarlenR abroad Co. Az, aonng-
'alroa Co. at 22 Sales New York Cit, per cents
premium. "a ~ 20 '
nc total amount of insurance in the various New York
on me premises destroyed last evening" SIS OO OF
which, 827,jt0 the Theatre . - :
large amount in specie received New Orleans ou
tne TN instant $2A23, Of which $l77 can was from
'erpo" on account of Mobile Bank; SOuOOO from st
,'ons and SiG923 from Iiavan The ships Louisville aud
on at this port to-day from New Orleans bring $500 t
N spese, and the packet which left for Hnvrc. took ou
t'ooo Ile expo by the reut Western Saturday was
S7-9GOO -" '' s
Anotier failure Was announced to-Jay the party large
sk 'bbIig house in Pcnrlst,ect 1t is lhc uitic.
m the present instance heavy.
Inc Commercial and City Bauks of Buffalo have made an
for the redemption of their the Mort
American Trust aud Banking Company ut u per cent dis
'''' " - 49, No'' va
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

French EnTERPRIsr-Sr.,v rr ,;,:.,
rr'h' gentlemen arrived hele in the Great Western far
me purpose OF examining the condition of The s, 81
eu I H'e",n Nav'gnon lii this country One of ,hc.n
s"'e''h' 'aptni' Sarnt, ofthc French Navy. WINS tina
n noo navigator who tmvtrsrd the Mediterranean j.;
TO- ~ steamer: on TINT iunnd sru tho,a 30
h"", large humber touching every pn t md No ~,
,h' hc''it ffan"nn The visit at t,rsr III l.,
i"r":gnrrS to the tied States vas undertaken ~ ii,
i'Slanc2 OF tue French govern nrnt who intcnd IN s
ta'S regular lines Of ten nor5 between IIayrc and
,uT nih ana u 'rdrnnx and Es Orlrans as Soos AS
T 'ce'' cih ~, cen :'rm'"i. In i!yc cnrs Fr.nr.
rnS'""'' ana the United -. tr> vi fcyu ' n.a
S'tHl power, one p'"l nue ne s,,.,,, D.,
una c''i!zhHl un'rr, II is true different farms
V. S'''I'''''"'' h"t NE ~'n system of lows ,,r;
s'"'' arts and manners. There will be no NOR, ,sr
nor ruiurs of wur-Jb " 'no'' war
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

"Er9'--''ic>tf nat the greatest benefit last nirl
a' sue mas ever been honorCd with in America Ihe
houSe was crowded to suncnrinn aud she NO rfrn,nI
win hHnStal spirit and danced spl-nliiIv At ,hs
conclusion "i the performances She appeared and m, to
the following address, after the DELIVERING oruIt ~ ~,
retired amid enthusiastic cheers: ' ''
LADIES' and drrtlcmen-I have so often appcarcd lao
"e you 70 express my Of obligation for f,vor m
ce''ed' mat can hardly find words ON ,hi. occasion IN
say 10" Snrrr'' how enduring it's character Nu, !
sh"n'd indeed be most uuErnetul did suffer the
opportunity to pass away without attempting some %
prSI" Z" NOSE thanks which my feelings prompt and
adde's and Gcntcmen--On this spot diI fire, -,
r'''e II welcome from the American public and IMAM
me same spot now stand to biz, thai Public n,iion n
wac waters VIII soon bear me from vol, ct shall
tit'e go ever with me, and though MI cls, ,,,, ;,l
yrI me llenlbranc' Of vnunni YOURS shall only peri.
s M'am ne sth ir' ladies and gentlemen, happy rs
snail be each recollection Of your vnr none vii h.,
more so than its present hatrrng md ltIinnt tos,
n'A'hnt amidst all the varied novelty v hicb a0o c,,
It's st'rnrilon, hay" sought bur In find nonnlnr r
sun at her "i dominion, in rlIr I,owcry '
LADIES' hnt! Gent rmcu--F"r the pasi and far tho mr.,
sent Oppression OF your Kindness receive nv ,h'i.
accept my prayers Tor Your riarr and NAV God hI,
all. ' ''"' >'"u "'Ss
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

We nav" beard ru'nor that Gen. 1Iacomb is to coma
i"r'ah at ~" head OF 10000 men, with tour brig ,der
Sen''"!S lIs Is cure ty rrlurrd at Gareys F,rrv
ness la nciiou Of Congress " i'll be r. our,d or w.
nave my very form dable force operate against III
St1ni"o''S, ard the will be ended TO vror ~
. N"'',,n"'eht nave not yet become from ex-
ne 'tnV'nor I" been re- rrted and there is no o1e Of
o"'"h'S su''rnn force To commence operations till
W. " 10 P'"-t'niea successful campaign dur ng the
winter. Ten. Nelson has at his command 5000 ,pen
WIZ" nave '"i'.iilc"rrd To whip the Indians but tsir
services have not been acce, fYoridiau,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

opefousaS.-The Supreme Court, all the Judge
pre-en opened at Opclonsasun Monday the l3d Sept,
but was on motion OF Thos. H. Lewis adjourned to
the term in course, owing the prevalence of the ops
den,ic lever.
The Gazette states that there are more cases than in
1897, although it is not fatal. The sickness is
ascrbed to the unprecedented drought that has prevail
ed tor many months. The epidemic is now abatng.
Among the deatils, we regret to be obliged to an
nounce that Of our distinguished friend W. w. Bowen
ESQ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

N"f'"N Herald con nns n hriet notice nj III,
examination. before tie court of aldermen Of NorfL
deus packet Trading between tim, nor, n,l Na 'la'
on a clnrs OF violating >the law OF his s,,,a
h'hrS both penal and Grimm for the master If
10 convey slave beyond the limits of the cou,~
;r'''l'''n l" "ii' h he is owned. scrvau1 L,.
longing to VIM ". Armstrong, E.q. was found c ",'
ce'rh on board the Ihndi Us the liy after her, &
"e n m N"r'ok for New York, the Goth Of rms,
xe,,. ZIP ne,"s compelled TO put back by stress Of
e''n'f, me negro WINS rec nvnred by his Owner, am, "
prosecution commenced against the master. Th a''
anomf h'cs'on Of III" CONT nfrr hearing evidence a.
"ho"I% o. counsel WIS that Captain Hawkins
{" n me 'oronG which will c"n,nrnce its Session on ,
-nlh November next The frequent alr7ces Of , i's
enamee o w' n "a sh "y "".re o"d ca for IN.
was pfyy to this act of" man stealing We me S S'i iI
'e '''3oc 10 suffer The 'e'ercst penalties OF the law.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

NEGOTIATIONS VI TEXAS n Ervopr T, =,
'r'efTHh qua l"tr't''rn i'll tn" British Qye-n-bo Ind
n". sickness prevented him l.r was iu Er~
% l 81: sa' a-And General Hamilton in France
~" doubt exists now u the recorni,ion uf Tox., ! .
france, ana that by Eng and will soon follow, ria
hea2c'nt'"n tor oan is also in favorable trnin Twn
s,ao'iS Oh collars Wi he loaned pledge of Texas
' Nv a mouse IN ',rnton, Till the money marker il
vhh'e tor sale OF The scrip. On this loan, ns,io
II, n',nk WI be established in Icxas So the Gr, hnr
c'''" "l me n't'd States i going orwar, in matters ~
m v .'''S' "f '''l'ier our present government Of
stha,i potatoes, Is gong backward ooh, Juni,rr ho
tired my legs are"-ffcrq}d ~ "p''e'' no"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

The mail arrived yesterday, put us in possession Of
oates rom New York Of the 25th. The papers contain
e o'"ny interest except the great fire, the particulars
OF which We give in another column.
f"es appear t" be the order OF the day, and it heooves
our citizens be on the look on Now tI,attbe Snma
r''anS' the Towards and other benevolent societies have
comparatively little to do, and We hope shortly will
have less nothing to do would it not be well 10 cstab
lish patrol That incendinries prowling in our
CITY, there can he no doubt. C"ag grafton is the arm
OF vengeance OF the backlog, the weapon of the ubo
tons and the means ofthe thief to rotnu,e upon the
laws sublime the snuterer, I'd prey upon the uflc-
ted.
Let some of orr spirited Young men, begin and form
Paro that viii secure safety TO our CITY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

h1HSH to"qnc1 m H1i1.-rhe latest accouuts
ho", ''e army "l;. lis on the expedition through Af.h
ah'sta'l are dated about the last Of May Tn. English
npers snre TINT "he capture of CamIuJor md , ,o'
to'ution OF the Scllnh under such extrnorL;n.rv d.
cn'nSiares' hni produced the whole community =,
moral effect diff ult to cribr"
SGch moral {, hCt the cCunncror rnrr;os ,;,,, /: ~
IL lar from beng desirable. find the f,llowinr n
ce OF ne progress OF the expedition in puers BROUGHT
by the British Qu"rn.-N"rih American.
IL was calculated that sufficient s,reS wonIi ho c,I
iecen TO admit :" The match of ir ,oht kcane to t,s
not the Ion or lt!, st June No opnsit on trnn, ns,
ho''ti'Eett was an ciphtd. The alternatives pres,u
10 nm appeared to be 10 nuke terms with Sir Ohm
Nean or nbandnn the country. One report s,u,s TIM,
ht had already fled to BolIil,fn "'
appears mat the snils, reported the braves and
most "arIke people of Central Asia, have shown moi;
er courage nor military enterprise in presence of on
troops. The only losses suffered bv orr army in H.,
passage through their country arose from the utigue
ana Prvainn t" which it vas exposed No fewer liam
4O) horses persisted the march from Sh;L,rror -,
Cnntinlar, and the whole army had been reduced ba f,
their arrival at the latter mentioned place to half nnJ
even quarter rati0nS. ' "
The natives are represented as fine, frank, manly
race uns;arng in their structures upon ali our acts h,
on me whole we'll disposed towards u.s. allhonu t),.v
csnhi be brought to regard US as snpIe niles
AZ AZ ilefa where Lieut. Pounger had become all now
eriui the success OF the expedition had produc
sensation party about ~ ocerd from, I'm, ri,
10 Cnndahar, under the command of Major Todd VII,
would conve, n number of guns, and he accomp,n;rI
ny engine ers to put the place in completc stn,n r 10
ience NO credit given the rumors thar The pr
sans "er. again marching against Hcrnt
NO intelligence had late been received of the Sba;L
LIE l' was 10 nave cn-opcrnted it'll that under 5 If
'onh heane IN the attack Cubl. Runjeet SINGH vn
sun aVe put nothing more The British force in the
heghhnrhond of Lahore had been strengthed-ou ind.
lehs"oy precautionary measure insure TRANQUILITY
on the demise of tina, parsonage.
ne state OF onr affairs with Persia remained unchon.
geo. hniak remained in the possession of nur from.
I'l' n"shire was nnorcupied. kourschl Pasha stili
inactive on the banks oithe Cuff and would
was expected, rcrace his footsteps without a,temnt
lag hostites against l'assors OF agdad.
ne BOMBAY Counter publishes general order Of IT.
en' ,T 5oin heane dated Headquarters. Cancahnr
may 4, 19 expressive OF his suiisilt on nj tho ul,,
"ne ma soldier like conduct OF the officers and soldiers
IN he'r dhcut but triumphant march to that civ from
distant and distinct parts OF India wv"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-05

IN me account we re publish Of tho fire. from the a.
"nr'er there is a mistake. The building belonged
ID "es>rs. y. N"uan and b. & J. Q. Aymer. The ms
s''arce on the bn'lin- amounted to $27 500.
simpson" OF the 'ak rendered II hcnei, o the man
ag"n,ent of the Nntional, which WIS declined,
public Getting Of the fends of Wu,Iack ,yns c,ll
e"' win the view :" raising money to build him new
theatre, still more splendid than the last