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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-23
RanaWay.

EROM tho subscriber, near Morven Anson,
IL County,N. c. bright Mulat.o man, named
Jim, about % years ofage, about feet 10 inch.
es high, and weighs about $50 lb. When spo.
ken to hc has pleasing look. He was raised
in the neighborhood Of Morven, and never was
any distance therefrom till he runaway. He
carried with him free pass or accommodation;
md suspect he may be in the neighborhood
q Fayetteville. or Wilmington, or in Robson
County, N. c. passing as afree man. For his
delivery to me, or for opprehending him SO that
l get him again will pay TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS.
II. BUCHANAN.
Moven Anson, Co. NC.
Jan. 9th, 1858. J
10 St
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-23

Faom the Exploring Erpedhion.--The
Boston Posi- contains the following extract
Of letter from person on board the q.
s. ship Vincennes, dated:
"At Atsea, lat. IL 80 NJ, long. I
% 4S-Oct. g.,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-23

dents of the New York Courier and En-.
uuirer, writes as follows:
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-23
Dissolution of Copartner-
shin.

ship.
$HE Copatnorship heretofore existing
n under the firm Of B. Mcintosh & Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons having demands against the said firm wilt
present them to B. Mcintosh, to whom all those
indebted are earnestly requested to make pay.
ment without loss Of time, as the business of tho
firm must he closed.
R. l.. EDGEWORTH.
B. MCINTOSH.
The business will be continued hy B. Mcintosh
in the store lately occupied by A. p. Laeoste
Esq. Where he respectfully solicits eau from
the former customers ofthe house and from eve.
ry person who wishes to purchase goods in this
market, believing that he can ho'd out such in.
ducements as will insure share of patronage.
Chcraw jan. 81, 1889.
10 tf
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-23
Now at the Book Store.

$50 copies Webster's Elementary Spelling
Book.
800 copies Miller's, Planters and Merchants
Almanac for 1899.
ALSO
Tho American Almanac OF Repository
Vsesll knowledge tor 1889.
January 2lg., 1888.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Globe. In sober earnest, it would bo rctropcsson
making love to darkness-to 60 back to lhos
hard money countries. In America, paper none
is thoroughly understood. 1t is one of the proof
OF our superior advancement OF the two signs
OF value, specie and paper, we prefer tho latte /;
and, II the exclusive specie system could be cs-
tablishcd here, the American pcopIe would NOT
tolerate it practically. They would sell their spe
c,c, las they have done before, for moro convent,
cnt medium.
MT. Legarc then returned 10 the political aspect
OF the question. The reclgbility the President
he said, was the banner under which this battle was
to be fought. Tho people ought not to allow their
Chief magistrate to play the most odious and most
dangerous OF characters, dcmagoguc in purple
working for his own election a second term Nor
ought they permit, us in the now, tho clec-
ton ofevcry candidate for office to be made depcn
dent upon the question, " Whom are YOU in favor
of for tho Presidency ?"-upon the question, are
you ready to sink or swim with Mr.. Van Burcn 2"
or any other candidate
If such were tho case, Conprcss would became Il
mere phantom, without substance and not ut all
what was intended by our republican fathers.
or ought tho people to submit to that most ter
rlble OF all crafts, party craft than which there is
not any more fearful source of danger. Mr.. L..
garcs description of this species of craft was ono
OF the most powerful parts of his speech.
We regret TO bo compelled by want of room, to
defer notice Of this. and many other interesting
topics of his speech until to morrow. His re
marks on the spols system on tho atrociou- dc
caration of En-. Governor Marcy that " to the
vlclors belong the spoils," called ont repeated
bursts of applause.
NJ. Legare concluded with a most animuting
and effective appeal to his friends and fellow>cii.
zens of New York, to be active and energetic in
tho coming contest. "You can beat your ad.
vcrsarcs," said he =; " and none of you who con-
cur IN the sentiments l have cndcavorcd to OK.
press. will, am sure, lay his head on his pillow
without resolving that lie will do his utmos to
beat them"
Mr. Legarc sat down amid loud cheers from all
parts OF the house and soon afterwards tho meet.
ing adjourned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05


interest incurred They have good debts due to them
ron planters, but these they collected may be
just claims. ''~' Wv" 1'"''''o' ~
ihey may b" employed in paying notes for swamp
ho'es '"r swamp lots that will never lie worth their sin
ualed price; and besides, those debts may in nuost
every case be collected with least much facility
are due, as by himself In every point of Wow in which
tue matter may be regarded. it is f;stly the dictate
OF wise and prudent foresight that the banks should
ofinS those toa settlement, from whose sense Of right
nothing may be reasonably expected hereafter The
lapse OF every day dimnses their means of paving.
and lescsns. Whatever the banks or other credi
lors are to receve-while the whole community, from
ms misplaced and feeble lenly towards half dozen
individuals are enduring unparalleled degree ofls
directors Of the solvent banks owe it to their
country I" tle friends, to themselves to change this
condition OF things and to remedy the evils of the times
>honId tue New York banks hold out few weeks long
err no option will be left ihcm and they will be forced
10 resume ny the exigency of public opinion and the
imminent danger of sustaining greater loss than the
amount OF all The rotten bank paper their possessions
mat now appnls them and deters them from acting like
men ofneNc." Q ''"1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
THE MARK I.lS.

NV ioRK, O ~
Flour Issrl r;Irr freely The ,rr
Tor ali -"ris. tuiIuI
IlS "n Eu-"Ud 5.HH prem. dull, France III Ii IniI
Phnl"hE II q - dis, Baltimore T.! New Orleans D. sales
Mobile ID avc,-, II luycrs.
The general fee neg quiet than for DAYS pns
Safely Fund Hds and Fac hank Bills Iru, lci far
hrre, VIII not &C lUlau.
O tuhcr 20.
CotrritO In so bags Mad III TIA lc GuU La
lilHllt 100 tu,a 10. tn SuHlairi hirrau Is II,
Mardc,ilhu, II j. limos, l2i - D"mugo, "!N3 cash.
Cotton Of utOu lhis week have To n
ted cAlrut, and tut 10 low Shippers ndspo-
scd 10 purchase, nnsN At low rrcr, and spnnCrs
Jug very sii"nsJ I" Snlpwe at Leaf part The sale, Of
week, 80 Il land i04 al whole uuul .r of
baIns 1861.
sui- from ordinary 10 te hest kind old
Iu-t h"aau mUsy l r"rvis slua 'nrcs for $50! i,g
l-. ra.h. Ahn new rop hA,, ,, ma. M,
Il .,t, @"od luAly. l"it Il iruu. s. y ~ lash
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Hon. Edward ID. White has been in town for a day
or two, and is on he point of leaving for Washington
Hon. Rice Garland will be here on his way to WASH
ington in the course of next week.
Judge Chnn will probably leave for the seat o.
government in company with Mr.. Garland, and witi,ou,
accident, will be hc,c vote for Speaker
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1889,

BY the Mail yesterday, received New York pa
pers ofthe 25 and Charleston of the 3Olh containing
New York dates Of the 26h
twill be seen by below, that Genera, jack
son is reported dead.
The action of the New York Banks in resporcc to the
application of the meeting of merchants will be found
below.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

The smoothcst and best road in this city, or its vicn
ly, is that made by Lel"up and Blot, of asphaun in
Bourbon street. Leaving the round stone pavement to
ride on it, is like leaving Tararus for Elysum. The
Asphaltum on the wooden block pavement must, before
long, entirely supersede all other kinds more pacu-
lar the round stonr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
b A u A \ Z
Corner Of 81. Charirs & Cannon

Corner q 81. fh0rfrs 4. EommoR street,
EXCHANGE IuTEL.
) LSl' N ALLAN would respectfully call the az
Irnlion Of citizens aud slrungcrS to their compl, II,
assortment {" HenllrmcnS linen shirts, do ro,ubric
with linrn fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen cn;
nrs silk, cotton and under slr,s and drawers.
canlrl" and silk anikrrrhefS: bIuc4 and iGcy en-
vn'S IN great variety: Snrks Of every description: rum
elastic AM! cotton snslcnicrS: silk, cotton and threat
gloves: cents hoskiu gloves: umbrellas and canes roId
mnInlrd.
Ais" splendid nssortn"ln Of Indies and GENTS v,
tnH d"S'@, ''.'InG cases, pnn oo., pc,fulter, cut
Terry. nnd 'n:h la,''> goods.
nov |
- rEKM,'AAnl.E~- $40 h"<,s il, ~,mc. ia, sale Ly
- ~ j'lillEh x Co.. Pu>,,a, r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

VI We are authorised announce that, at the soci.
taon of large number of the citizens Of the three
municipalities, MACMILLAN TREREr lns CON cnlcd to
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election MS candidate for the office
Of Mayor OF the City of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

1t is calculated by many with the snl,-
ect, that the present crop of sugar will reach IS to
0n,oOO lio shcad4, whilst the cotton crop will 10, fall
far short of 1,G'00O0 bales.
The crops Of and grain also ab'ml,n', be
vond plec dent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

) Nous sonncs autorises annonccr uua la
denandc dun grand nombrc dcs ctoycns dcs irois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FREnEr a CONSENT il
sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place dc Marie
la proclainc election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

BY the Velocirede, arrived yesterday, learn that
on Saturday I'd instant. the steamer Southerncr, run
into steamer Far West, FROM fort Adams forhs pot
The +. W. Immediately sunk, AMI tits feared will be
total loss.
The steamboat Argus reported sunk, yesterday, has
been raised by the assistance of the Vclocipedc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

mi, ~ October 90.
me amount of business done the Stock Exchange
ay was not very large and prices did vary materially
from me quotations of the prcce ling day. United states
Bank closed at IL. the same on Thursday.
ri tNchANGE-Ihe Banks are selling bills England 0 "a
-; anu private b1is are from To per cent lower On Pha
enia inc rates are w, i2 and l2l i,aimore dull
nal - ~ " ~ ' ~
treasury Notes sold the board yesterday from A per
cct hscount The sales O09 al V9l 900 ut 90
nc amount ofspecic shipped 10 England aud France by
me packet shps was comparatively small. The ship Garck
whch sailed yesterday for Liverpool had so 900 and
Tue iowa which sailed for Iavre day befnre 0Op
nan dollars bear nominal quotation of per cent.
broker on Friday last deposited in bank upwards of
WHICH SHOWS that specie cannot be sold Il premium,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

NTWe would call the attention of our merchants to
Resolution of the Underwriters of the CITY of New
York, in relation the signing of Bills Of Lading by
Clerks, &c.-published under our marine head.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
Notice to Shipowners and others,

The underwri ers of this city, considering tho recsn,
insecure mode of fastening chain bolts, adopted by
some ui the ship carpenters Of this civ and ,Isewhe
hereby give notice that the New York Inspectors In,
been directed TO rate vessel better t!artLird rate
it the chun bolts are not secured with riyetred Ene
lock inside ne CEILING; and further, that on al such
vessels additional premium is 10 be charged after ,ba
first day Of November next. ''
The under~ riters have also observer an objectionable
mode ssning bills OF adng by the clerks and persons
mt legally authorised To do he ma rie iusu,anr
companies Of city will hereafter consider bills
Of ading valid without the signature of The master NJ
the vessel some person legally authorised 1t, ssn for
him. WM. NEIL SON rrcs;dan,
Walter r. Jones, Sec'y. Board of Underwr;,s,s
New York, October Is, 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

The Mobile papers Of the first the arrival
in that city OF considerable, number OF arts, ms.
The yellow fever is far from being extinct, and in
some recent cases has s,eAn uncommon yiiulvlIcr.-
Old citizens, long acclimat" o had cc,! but tppo.
r'ry away, have been Sirz"d will, the epidemic on II
short visit to the city, am, one Two have died.
The following is mpnri i've report OF inerncu,s
for the last three years in the following months.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

'EoRGs X. WATERS, Esq, to be Parish Judge for
Inc fasI OF kapldes, rice VIM s. Johnston, deceased
JAMES MORGAN (memher of the legislature from
Opelousas to be Sheriff of The Parish of ST. Landry
rice Lewis Andrus, deceased.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

SHORT PAssAGE.-ln our ship news i'll be ,u,nl the
arrival in this port Yesterday of tie hip ST. Lawrence
Chase, announced having left Philadelphia on til,
til, and reported MS la, from land to land
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Governor Roman and family arrived in the citv'yes.
to-day, and will remain during the winter
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
DISASTERS.

The Brid+H 81 hr ada. Capt Daw son, from ST. Thon
a, IN allasi. hourd t" Philadelphia for cnrsu OF -four
ashore IN the cape bslow Philadelphia and Short,
after bi ged-the ccw aud pilot, TAR. Jeffriesl with
difficulty escaped She is much mukrn and ne.,Iy
full of sand. and i'll probably gorneIy 10 pieces ri.
vessel WAS owned in ST Ihuulns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Charleston. Oct ....-.... ~ Washur,ou a., 81
New York. Oct ...........5 Cinciuu,, III, .
Phi'ai.pha do. 81 / Louisville do . :.
Valtim"ve dO...........,.G 81, Iuui, Dr, 8,
Hasann"h, do ...... 81 ll.ycrpuo Zen, 81
ll0nsi"" .finAa>) Oct -. Is Paris Ln. q,
Rost"n. Sept do 80. "a I.rn,nu ,l, 1870 II
Nashville. Oct .......2l Iia,rc d, 49, g,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

REPLY TO THE CoURlER.-Our information in
luIion to check drawn by the Citizens Eank, and pro-
tested for non payment at Bank i'll Philadelphia,
received from person. We feel satisfied would not de-
rcWa us. Any especially interested in the mater,
have the name of our informant upon uppli, utiou
to
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

MODE or DRAWING.
Io0,o00 tickets, from TO l00,h0, will he pn, in one
"lrr and zoo prizes, with the bnuhs, in another ia
every number prize or blank will he drawn until nj
e" przes are determined. leaving the balance of mum.
bcrs in the wlu.el-b!urks.
Orders for the above Lottery will be received Al H..
nil''" under the Vrraudah, of 81 Charles and
C".nnin sitecs and at No. l0I Churtrrs street, New
Orleans, and promptly furwarded Orders from the
,on TRY. post paid. containing rrntances for the uu,n
Der OF tickets required addressed 10
SCHMIDT a. HAMILTON, New Orlauns.
: Steamboat will he provided take To Ek,,ila
such passengers may be deslIous 10 wllr,,>s the
having.
JacAsui..i lille, Fla. April, 1854. m,yl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE STREET CARS
CAR K LLTON Ii
l4zlW HOTEL. ssim

LAVAUD has the honor of informing his Fl lends
= and the public i'll general, lhat he has taken the
Hotel at Carrollh'r where no trusts he will receive
c calls Of his old friends and all Lovers of good cheer
Ps'vate parties will be haIlson,ey provided for by
giving little notice beforehand lie willing To enter
INTO arrangements with families individuals tcsros
vi passing the summer at CurioiItun. n,4D
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

u5 l.. U. CANINE, nt the solicitation ofnnny of his
friends, has consented t" become candidate Tor the
office of Mayor of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

uj he receipts OF the Snc of TIC tickets will be DO
posted in tle Canal Union, Cnrroltun Citizens and
on>"!idnttd Banks, in New Orleans, in the mann, u
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Il. prrruult ucuolI,
Cashier OF the Citizens Bank, and A. Bnudouiu NO.
tually asher ilhc ConsUiidale, Bank as Trus,-,.
as per act passed before A. Muzurau, Esq. Not puh
on me :" may 1859, aud the properties Transferred 10
the above mentioned gentlemen uniuruubereJ -,
FRI stees, tor the security Of the fortunate prize hol
ders. avn
IN new York IN" monies will he Deposited in the
Phoenix Bank tie ,redu of the above nn,mJ , r NV
Banks Of New Oreaus. ny
The Public referred to The acts passed L,G,,e
A. Maznrenn, Esq. Not PUN in relation to the pro-,
PcrleS "lch embrace The respective prizes in the
Lottery. " '''-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
Cleared for this Port

{.
-Bosion. Oct. 81. ship Narraganset,
Philadelphia 81 Constellation, IIouu'rttc,
PORTLAND. 2l..schr Vu'u, Lane.
Sailed Tor this Port
Blew York. OF. 25 ship Moshcm MI.nrcn
I.sisiol, 2i..scl'r Disdcm Du,Ii.g
Arrived ut
Baltimore. Ship Seaman, /? days ON New Orleans
Up for this por.
~ New Work. ship Foeiat II sail the I2il Nov
g. M"rnnn md Orleans 18th Oct -Iicurn,u,
= d.; Helen Alnr. do; Auburn st Nov Ti.rr
; 2fth Oct; Ciiizen 29tI; Louisa. 18th: sclr
Eagle. 2'th; bnrque Edinhurg shin cho
and Mohawk 9Th Nov; Isaac AlIerton e5Ii,
Oct; baIque Shnnn"n, ship PEI siaa, Lous.
vile, Adrian 18th Nov; for Franklir In srIr
Adrian LIST Nov; steam ship Nalchez oGIb
November. sun
Philadelphia ship Ma'ona, harque Baptist ship Pontiac
ship Spring. : ~
Charleston Oct 3osehrs Amanda, Ophelia aud Taylor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
SHIPPING.
CoaStWlse.

FOR NEW fnRk-Tn sail on the 8lh November.
New York aud New Orleans Line
AK, The elegant packet ship CHAIR, ENlAG NE
ITTFA Capt jackson, will carry about 1900 bales
49, cotton, one half Of ~hich is ready to go on
board For the residue of fret ghI passage, having
beautiful furnished accommodations, apply on board
opposite Benamin street, or to
OBJ PETER LAIDLAW, G6 Cam ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

uj7Wc owe the | uuisianan apology for the man.
ner in which the remarks copied from its Thursdays
number appeared but by hocus pocus the cream
ofunr introduction SKINNED Off. 1t should have
been us follows -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

100000 tickets, at So Srlcrnc price. 81 ,.,Ol0ov
Selling pimc so per ticket.
Il Co., lJG lirondwuv, NEW YORK
Sob. An.ulS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
FOR NEW YORK--Pcgular Picket

FOR NEW NORk--Pcgunr Packet
Holmes Line of Packets.
To sail on the l7h instant.
ltt The elegant cOpprrcd aud copper fastened
,f9fA packet ship NASHVILLE, Hardness master
-kAzsEE will promptly sail us advertised For freight
the Captain board, opposite the Vegetable Market,
orto A COHEN,
OH 80 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

I'''N" "'''ll tlhpIutt me Respective
Lottery. "
GOO PRIZES, as follows:
Prze-Ihnt magnificent three story brick
huildng, known as the ARCADE,
III Magazine street. mclslrng 2G6
feet D inches lines on Magazine ST.
40 icct inches on Gruvicr street,
nnd !Ol feet d inches Na.chcs
st. lhls building produces nova
rent OF T37 900 rcrannurn and bcn.
IN the most hourshiug part of the
city, opposite three banks, i.,d in
tn" immediate naIghborhoud ct the
ST. Chulcs and the CITY Hotels.
Its rents will in very few years b.,
Increased 10 fifty thousand dollars
per unnum. ESiimutcd 4, S1nD Oun
Przc-Tlmt elegant four s,orv brick Iuil,.
lug known rs the CITY HOTEI
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated at
the corner Of Camp aud COMMUNISTS
measuring lG2 feet Common 81,
and lag feet 10 inches on Camp st.
Tins building rents for S:.5,ONO
and being in the central part
OF the city, can shortly be increased
10 thirty thousand dollars per an.
d.. num- nun Estimated at $4,000
Prizc-The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 30 on Naichcz street
adjoining the Arcade, rented ut l.!
hundred dollars. ESTIMATED al SlOOOO
Prize-rhe three story brick dwelling ''''
house, No. is, adjoining No. 90 Oh
>atclIez street. rented at twelve
hundre, dollars Estimated a, SnOOOO
l frize-The three story brick dwelling
house, No, IT, adjoining Nol9 on
i'hNiltHst. leHlGu al Twelve humid
req dollars. Estimated at 100000
Prze-I'he dwelling house No. % north
east corner of Basin and Custom
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, 40 feet front on
Franklin street. by l27 feet depth ON
Customi"usc street; rented at il.
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at SouIUD
lrize-1hc dwelling house No % south
west corner of Basin street, meas
urns ;! feet inches on Basin ST.
~ feet inches on Franklin street,
by q feet iO1 inches depth on Gus
to'nhouse street; rented ut fifteen
. hundred dollars Estimated at $4,000
P''zc-lhe two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 Royal street, between
ursuine and Hospital Streets u-as-
urlng : feet isc,S Royal ST.
by III feet l. in hes in depth; rent
Cd AT Sli'2h per nnrun
Estimated AT SD Onn
frIe-2jO shnres Canal Bank stuck, at
,. Sl nn each $!5,ooo
,.: sl,erach, s!o,om
dcrs Bank stock lat SiOo each, IjOoo !
y f."'S !" "" shares ttcii CIlt Bank, :}Onju |
= fi"'s OF o' Exchange, 10000
: '!"eH ~ - nhS iIGhi, 1000 /
oo Traders 5000 |
~ :" ~ ihiz'S OF ~ loniSItnn Slut,, 2",nOO
~ nfiHc5 Ut tn> Light .,nOO
~" ~" iii"'s 81 ! banh "t Orleans, 20DOu
Florida, 10000
II shalt he the option OF The winners of priyes Of
nhk stocks, either take the stock itself or the pur
aluc thereof i'll cash
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
CHARLESTON, Oct. 80, 1890
LATE FROM NEW YORK.

Ia ~ ihD-H ~ L. w lOKh.
RESULT OF THE MEETING OF MER-
ClIANTS.-DEATllO OF GEN. JACKSON.
| The stcampackct Neptune Capt. Pcnnoycr, ar.
rived at this port yesterday, in &C hours from New
ork, bringing us the papers of that city TO Sat
urday morning last, inclusive.
We have copied below us full a report of the
| proceedings ofthe Merchants of New York as our
limits will allow, knowing the deep interest which
1t excltcs in our m 2rcantlIe community. 1t will be
seen that the meeting adjourned 10 meet again on
Saturday evening. The final result of their pros
cecdings will be anxiorsy looked for
| A correspondent, under date of IL a. NJ, 2Gth
| instant, says:
I'VE have nothing Of importance this morning, it
not being late enough to ascertain how Stocks are
to-day. There was m, citing Ofthe officers of the
different Banks in this city st evening but with
out altering their previously avowed resolution of
! sustaining specie payments, which those DEEPEN
dent on the Banks for money do not at all like and
fear the result must inevitably be ruin There has
been several suspensions, and some stoppagcs and
many more expected daily. All those who are sound
seem to agree on one point, that is, to continue
paying SPECIE
The Courier and Enquirer Of Saturday contains
the following paragraph, copied from the Ph,la-
deiphia Gazette of Friday afternoon, announcing
the dcccase Of the venerable Elk. President of the
United States, Gen. Andrew Jackson.
'Ihc melancholy intelligence reached the city
this morning, in letters from Louisville, of the de,
cease Of Elk President Jackson. The information
was sent hastily to Il respectful mercantile house
IN Chnrch alley, from partner in that city, and
comes in sllch direct mode and form as to leave
no reasonable doubt of its authenticity.
The papers from tho West and South will pro-
badly contain all the particulars Of this eminent
death, in the course of il days mail or two State.
mcnts uniavorablc to the health of the General
lave been prevalent for several weeks
On the 18th inst. $50 shares U. S. Bank sold al