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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27
STATE OF MAINE Il.
Resolre proposing an amendment Of the
Constitution Of the State.

SOHSth""H " tftt hO'Nth'
EB ESOLVED, Two thirds OF both Houses oil
H0, the Legislature concuyrng, thai the ConstIiu'
ton of the State be amended by striking ont Tie
fourth section of the sixth article tn root and s"o-
stitutng in the room thereof, the words following
viz i" Section 4. All judicial officers, now IN OF
6ce, or who may be hereafter appointed sIaiI from
aud after the first day of March, in the year eiSht-
cen hundred, and forty, hold their Offices Tor the
term of seven years from the time III Their resPeei-
ivc appointments (uhless sooner removed ny M
parchment or by address d both branches ct u"
Legislature to the EXecuvr) ana III hunger. Hh'tSSi
Ye-apponcd thereto"
Res,locd That the Sccctmen Of the several
gowns, Assessors Of the several p'hntat"nF, aud
Aldermen Of the cities, are hereby empowered and
directed to notify The inhpbnn,s Of SAID towns,
plantations and cities in the manner presented hH
la, ut their next ANIMAL mcctin" IN September, 10
give in their votes npon the following question, VIZ:
- Shall the Constitution Of the State be so amend
ed as to strike out the fourth section OF tie skin
article, and substitute ia room thereof the words
following viz: SIC. 4. All iuliclnl officers, no"
in Office who NAV he hereafter appointed Shaii
ron and af or the first day Of Mach, in the year
eighteen hnndr d aud forty, hold their offices for
sne Of seven Yeas from the time OF ielf res
pnctive appointments. (unless sooner removed by
impeachment, or by address ufbolh branches "l tie
Legislature 10 the Exerutive) and no longer, unless
reappninted tier 10.
Reyoiut3, That The Inhabitants IT sali 'oNns,
.antalions aud cities ,i,t votr by h".lo upon lad
,Ie. tons; those in favor of sald amendment eA-
pressing il b. tho word lcs u2ou iher ballots, aud
those opposed tn the amendment. e@Fr sstns 1t by
the word No, upon their ballots
Reso'red, THAT the Secc'man, Assessors and
Aldermen shall preside at SAID meeting. receive.
count and dccata the votes in open meeting; and
thu Clerks Of said towns plantations and citlrs
shall make record of ID proceeding, aud ~ the
plumber Of votes, in tho presence OF the sell "heh.
Assessors and a dermen, aforesaid, IN irdusHli =
truc and attcstCd cupN raid record SctigE Ia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

An Irishman speaking of suicide, cooIly
remarked that the only way TO stop it was
to make it capital offence punishable with
death
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-27

IN the House of REPRESENTATIVES March 10. 1929
Read and passed H. HAMLlN, SPs9Ier.
In Serate, March -, 1880.
Read and passed.
=. JOB PRINCE, Prcsi3em,
March d. 1880. approved. -
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
From Raynal's FIicc Current, Sent. I.

COTTON ecei.e since Ut ul,o 1924 bales, making the
total receipts u.o bales (of which 1859 bales of
New Yok 2UG do Boston IS do in all 1863 bales making a
addition stock of 9l bales and balance hand
including all shipboard not cleared Of 1925 bales
Tia rarke, has eem rather quiet this week. but few buy
evncng any disposition operate, and those only to
fill small orders from the northern manufac The de-
mand has hcen, principally, for the better qualities of new
Cotton !" LIMITED parcels AMI for these fun prices have been
nenrIy can he stated is mol probable that any trans
actions Of importance will take place until further from
Enr"po winch may be locked for in few days Dates by
the Grea, Western" the Gath August will be due here IN
about days and possible that may have ntermedi
alto dates BY the arrival of one or more Of the New York s
ships. Meantime shall have accumulated eonsid
erabo supplies Of cotton which will give buyers wider
The sales Of the week amount about 1900 bales the
,cuars of which give follows. of Louisiana and
Mississippi old Drop 66 hale, II. Co. ls q g. 45 @
Oi 20 a e. lsu "a $50 a ~. 81 a II Ofte crop 81
bales at cents.21 % 10 and 10y! leu % u "a ~ q
SUGAR. .Lo"sann. The business in the city, has been
limited small parcels at prices long current, yizor in
crio5 q 81 cents. for prime % 81, aud for
prime cents. VI knew Of no sales uu plantation. Tia
Sugars continue in hut limited demand, without change
MOIA>sEs Small sales from the evce are nao for.
say 81 "a 3! CENTS We have heard Of saes
TOBAtCO-rhe transactions of the week have
fined few small parcels aud those principally selections
There orders in market, hut the limited stock on
sale rendes dcul for buyers make the assotments
which they hence the limited business which we now
report Ii will be by tho few sales which notice be-
that prices well sustained They follows VIZ:
hhds ss i6 cents seconds 12 and 'e at cents
bids 6rsts at - cents seconds ut ~ and a. c "
hhds 6sts 4 centsa selections hhds sts ut i3 cts
seconds at ny and ut cents hhds and seconds at
and II cents.
and the have consequently been confined
tho wants of home There sl considerable
IT, We consider 81 a Sc 50 for old and 81 for small
parcels the fair in the present state Of the marx
PORK There only the limited demand, and prices
range about the same as heretofore.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
From our Sundays Edition.

The sickness we sorry to say continues with un
abaed virusncy. Indeed, from the best information
we have obtained has greatly increased " thin the
last three days The deaths all told. will average at
least fifty per day, notwithstanding official reports to
the contrary.
The weather continues the same, hot sum- cold nights
and mornings and occasional showers, with fresh bree
zes generally from the North -
Business is at perfect stand atiIl, and money so
scarce that is with difficulty The better provided
or, can always obtain sufficient to 60 10 market For
part, yesterday, after paying our workmen we had
not enough left IL take u ride to Carrollton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

MAiSE.-The Wings Of Cumberland county. Maine.
a, their recent covenun elected Willum Pit Fessen.
den Of Portland as their delegate the National Com
vention al Harrisburg. The following resolution WIS
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Daniel Webster, our frs. choice 70,
the office Of President having deciued being considered
candidate for that Office present predictions ars
for HENRY CLAY of kentucky,-but that while ex'
pressing that preference wish our Delegate to the
National Convention to act in reference tn all nomina
tions according the dictates Of his own Judgment
having in view the best interests u the whole country
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Commercial Court OF NcW-OrlcanS
No. l065-Justin Castanie in actual custody
l. Co. vs.. his CT, d,ors and tho Creditors Of J.
Castanie g. Co.
VuNHE Creditors Of the petitioner are notified to
Il be and appear in open court on Saturday,
the 26l, day Of September, 1899, at 10 o'clock A NJ
to show cause, if any they have, why the petitioner
should not have the oenetit of the laws made for
the relief Of nsolvent debtors in actual custody and
in the meantime all judicial proceedings against
his person and property are stayed.
H. Kennicott, Esq. is appointed to represent the
absent creditors.
BY order of the Court,
N.Orlcans, It'll Sept. 1889. ED. GARDERE,.
SLOW Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

Cour Dc Commerce, do Ia Nile Orleans.
No. lO65-Justin Ca stanie Zen stat d'arrestation)
con,rc ses creanccrs ct les creancers do }.
Custanie L. co.
r ES Croancers du petitionnaire sont notifies
Ii deparaitre en- plcne cour samedi, % So tenn
bre 1889, III hesres du matin, pour montrer les
s'.Is ont pourquvi 10 pcttionare no J'ou-
raj, pas du bGnGficiscs lois tatcs en- favour des
dcbiteuls insoivahlcs en- etat d'urreslAtlon ct en-
meme temps ,outes poursui,es jnpiciares contre So
persunnc ct propri6'6s deInuercnt suspcndues
ii. kennicott est nom'ne par Ia cour lour rcprc-
senter les cleAncers absents.
Par ordre de la cour,
N .Orleans lc sept. 1889. ED. GARDEKE,
SLOW Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

So great was the panic occasioncd by the fever
in Mobile, that the publication Of the newspapers
was reduced 10 onco weot, and tho Customhouso
and Banks opened for business but for ono or two
l,ou,s during the day; the inhabitants wore flying
in every direction, and the fever proved nearly or
quite as fatal to tho old residents and evon the
natives as to stran pers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Fruits Of Abolitoaism C0l0red Crimiu0is.-1t ia
instructive eye the Sessions Saturday.
Out Of sieAteem sentences and convictions, for assaults
l.efts c. no lea. than are of tile coretl race Of
free neg roes HE expenses Of "ne half the bsine s.
Of the lower COURTS and III, attendant costly prs
ons retines Of tnrnke, &c. have to he incurred by
our city and state TO attend gations aud crimes Of
part vi OUT population that constitutes not one huns
twentieth Of that Of the cty.-N Y. Star.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Mr.. EplroR We beg leave to call the attention y
the proper municipal authorities to the dreadful condi-
ton OF the pavement Of Julia street, especially between
amos, impossible for carriages other light vehicles
und thus in manner l'recudes our citizens from the
only beautiful drive within the limits Of the municipality,
the new sheed road.
At the present period, when We have scarce any
an,usernenls and when the whole community is sad~
dened by the prevailing pestience, innocent pa slime
should be forbidden the pa'ie,s and long suffering
idents.
IL as is reported, the municipality has Mt present
contract with any person for the repairing OF the paved
streets within lbs limits We hope that obviously me-
cessary an arrangement may be no longer DELAYED.
MANY CITIZENS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Tho weather since Saturday has boon exceeding
ly warm, the sun prodigious hot. The thermom>
e,or was yesterday, in fair situation, at 90. Al
o'clock the night previous in cool place, il was
80: The sickness was not abated, although it is
possible tho number OF d"aths yesterday was much
diminished Saturday and Sunday were terrible
days, there could moi have been loss than sixty
sipternents on Sunday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Yesterday evening considerable excitement prevailed
in Maiden Lane in consequences Of a named Tho.
Martin, carpenter III Beaver street, having been
shot by Ene ndorf, who keeps house of i'll inne
Dean 1t appears, from what are able to
learn, that sister OF Martins had, in the course If the
day, been severely bitten by dog Of ELnendor's :,
which was Sc. on her by one of Enendort's women.-
Martin, accompanied by tw three other persons, ar
med with axe and bludseons, wen, to the residence
Of Emcndorf, intending TIC destroy tic dog. After
short time they met Emendorf, attended by the dog,
who seeing what the intentions Of Martin ind his com
panions were stated his determination to defend his dog
IL they mnde any attempt 10 jure him. Martin lifted
up his with the intention to strike Emendort when
the latter dew forth pistol and shot Martin. Several
shot extracted by DIR. March las, evening from Mur-
tin, " ho is dong we'll Elmrndorf is in Jail waiting un
investigation OF the n'acr.-.Atbnny Adr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

AeciprNT.-The Nashville Rail Road Car, returning
home last night very steady sunk near Sessrs Stone
kennedys Hospital. I, il supposed that one OF the
cross ties gave way and the frce Of the engine coming
upon the liling sunk it, No person received any nju'
~, and but little occurred to the trains.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
DIED,

Of the prevailing epidemic Sunday morning. the eth
Mr.. Ruvus TYLER, Conner of ahe U. s. Branch Mint.
In this city, yesterday, Mrs SARAH ANN sHALLESs,
wife Of Mr. Edward ouy, in her eth year. Mrs Oty
second daughter of Captain W. shsless Of the Royal Navy
Of England and Of John Henry SAcss of the Govern
men Department Of Van Deman's Lau New South Wales.
r O..y styes land Of strangers without relative,
though with many friends eondoe with him. under his mis-
fortune both eased and himself have all times
by amiahily and correct department won for them tho
friendship and esteem oil who made their cqnainance
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

BY private letter we received yesterday from Mo.
bile, learn that the yellow fever is worse in that city
than here. 1t is thought that the whit: population
does exceed thou and, Of which twenty five die
daily. The authorities talked Of moving the Custom
House, Banks &c. out Of the city.
F,om Augusta the accounts ore appalling, and tn
epidemic in likewise raging in Charleston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

We publish communicAt ion from ono Of GU r
benevolent citizens, on his way 10 the North, I'D.
dressed TO the Lady Directors Of the Poydras Fc.
male Orphan Asylum. Although the sum enclosed
is small, it is beginning, the donor says, Of an
institution, that much any other is entitled to
be cassed among tho most useful and bone6cent
We hope the example set may be followed by some
Of our mllionarcs and richer citizens.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

FlkE.-On Thursday morning at about 73o'clock, a
fire broke out in wooden in Melice,c street.
mex. door TO the OF Camp, and destroyed that
building and the house occupied by Forgay
We understand that Mr.. F. was insured
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

S. S.. Prentiss has commenced his canvass in
Mississippi The Raymond Times says Of him
1--WE had never before an opportunity Of listen.
ing to tho silver tones Of his voice-of witnessing
his graceful and nervous gesticulations, the ANNA
ted expression Of his countcnancc, lit up as it 10
with the noblest traits Of the human soul-nor
had VIC before enjoyed the intellectual feast Of
catching from his own lips, the rich array Of
tropas and other ornament wi which he decoratos
tho offspring of his genius. We need scarcely say
VIC were del ghsed
was not, on this occasion, equal to himself-and,
that in order to elicit his power, he needs an OPP
poncnt. Be- this as it may, we could easily per-
ceivc, by the effort on Saturday, what the cap.
btics Of this brilliant and rising star Of Missis-
sippi. "Ex p dc I1crculem "-Hercules is known
by glimpse Of his foot. Mr. P. is the only orator
we have heard since We listened, eight years ago,
Chamber at Washington. We speak not as par.
tisan. but We speak " tho words Of truth and So
bcrness," when express our b.lief that Sargent
S. Prentiss is destined to occupy tho same rank
with such luminurics as tho Henrys, the Currans,
| the Clays, the Websters, and the Broughams-
shine out full and clear above all their cotempora>
ries. Mr.. Pren,iss addressed the people Of Ray
mond in speech Of about two hours DURATION
In reply to Mr.. Walker, his opponents letter, il
which Mr.. W. makes this point, viz: that I" thu
whole banking SYSTEM" Estate as well as National
is founded in fraud, because bank "promises t
pay ~" moro than It is able 10 do. No Bank can kecF
specie enough redeem its issues, and yet be pro-
ftable to tho stockhoders-and hence, argues Mr.
W., these promises arc made in fraud, and the
whole system is subvcrslve of the interests oftrut
religion. After reading from the letter, and sta
ting this point much moro lucidly than VIC can fo
want of room, Mr.. Prcntiss, in his usual style o
happy, artcss simplicity, referred to the spring
his right hand. Fellow Citizens" said no, "y 20,
have spring, whose gentle flow supplies the want
Of your whole town. Here, yourselves, you
wives, and your little ones are accustomed t.
| drink, and in those cooling waters yon lave you
wearied limbs. True, it is modest fountain-ye
its steady current is more than sufficient for you
you know it--you have confidence in its ability l.
continue that supply. But, suppose some one o
your citizens, suspeetng the inherent ability q
your spring, should recommend " run "upon it.
ard suppose every man of your town, with buckle
in hand, should commence dipping .herefrom t
hoard up the recious f1uid in hi own private re
servoir. Would not the spring soon be drained
and instead Of pure water, would you not present
ly scrapc up mud and fifth! No, tcllow-:itizen
YOU would not permit such madness You woul
punish such an cxperimentcr. Let tho spring alone
you would say-wc have no fears Of its exhuus
ton.
The manner in which this admirable smile wa
managed by Mr.. Frentss, in illustration Of tn
principles Of wcll-regulated banking system. wi
intelligent reader.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Tho Commissary Of the First Ward is Informed
that there are a number Of dead rats are lying in
Poydras>st, between ST. Charles and Carondelet-st.
and in the lots opposite. Tho stencil for two days
has been most insufferablo.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
POYDRAS. ASYLUM,

POYDRAS. ASYLUM.
Al ,neet;ne Of the Nlanagers Of The Female Hphan
D.. ..,. v...,..r7,L
s"cle'y "e'" al "'e Foso''s A"s'a" Sc'e'"oe' '",
1889, the following aEonymous letter. was read
befure the Board.
g..
r, tho ,,v A. Mayors or tho ~
poydIas Femule Or,,han Asylum.$
Howexer sx;o,s The donor mich, have been
proceed his voyage, yet he thanks the Lord for
'he accdent ana de,ay wnich mas Afforded mn, an op"
~"vs %siveS. H., f"n' faI,e ,shnsss ma .ec:
oniIy, from the consideration Of tho limited means
wherew'lh to begin.
n ta as o'.m , "e y, e p"!r v;,.'
busiv educated ami arrived al the Years Of womsnho
isimnedately 10 be taken and married by rich
man wnou! any ,nmg 10 pu! IN 'e oasncs AGAINST n.s
sh"nlS shs mary n nooT NM" wh;cL .hnld mast lie
recommended, ii might be and is vsry announcement for
them both to be utterly deat'tute Ineret"re tie donnr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Nurse. Coo Oxendine well pracced resides l6
Magazine street, near GirOd
Elizabeth, Camp street, next to Judge Gr'vots
Johanna Murphy, 81 Julia street.
Widow Madame rAnglade, 81 Dnuphine street, nea
house corner Ursuline
Madame We. rAnglade, rue Dauphine 3l3.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

WORKS ON SILK.
COMPLETE assortment OF the best works on the
n culture of the Mulberry and siIk worms.
Dandolo silk worms.
UiI0mergue's silk cuurst's manual.
Clarke on the Mulberry.
Colb's manual Vi the Mulberry tree.
kenArcks silk growers guide.
Whitemarsh on the Mulberry and silk worms.
Roberts on silk &c. EJOHNS Il Co,
J62w corner OfSt. Charles 4 Common at
LVIEMENTS OF Civil Engineering beng attempt
IL to consolidate the principles of the va, os opera
TORS Of the Civil Engineer into point OF vew for
The use of students and those who may be about ens
bark in the profession illustrated by copper p ates
and interspersed with various useful tulu. by John
Mngton civil engineer formerly Professor Of nechull-
les in The Royal institution of Grea, Britain, nov Pro-
lessor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in William
& Mary College Of Va. For sale by
is A TOWAR, 40 Camp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

CuPPERs s. BLEEpERs.-
E.''arIi, No. 76. Canal street-hself or partner al
ways to be found, day or night.
WV. King 81 St. Charles street.
/. Madeline. Nos Camp street, near Canal.
NJ. q. Earres, No. Camp street, near Canal.
Payne Cupper anh Beeder, Madame Dewhurts corner
Of Graver and Thoritoulas SIS.
ia. Donnelly, No. 1893 Royal street, near Orleans,
at NJ. Metge's Apothe:ary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1899

CHARITY HosrlrAL, 9Th inst.-Admitted %, yellow.
fever 20 deaths 8. up to 8 e'clock.P. N.
9th ns-Admted 10, Fever L. deaths 9, up TO half
past 8o'clock, P. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Sept. 9th
Barque Mary, Hammond. Baltimore. Bedford
ARRIVALS.
Sept 9th.
Towboat Hudson, Eaton from pass proceeded to sea
light returned to the city with Spanish barque MaraaH Am
schs Aexander and Sa ra left the bar st reports
thing in sight in the oing; schr in the river
pbaue Mariana: fatron from Vera Cruz, Goth Aug to
Cuculu, l.apeyre 4 CO.
Sch Alexander Lind, Gal weston 9th ballast to master
Schr Sarah Hughes Maagorda MASTER cargo IL mules.
Steamer Empress. Russell, st Louis.
Steamer Gen Harrison. Love. Louisville.
Steamer ilmington, Gay, St Louis.
EXPORTS.
BALTIMORE. Per barque Mary: cargo. 40 pigs lead so?
hdds. ITO sheep skins, 9 bbls sailed skins, l54
bbls pork, $50 hhds.
IMPORTS.
VERA CRUZ Per spanish barqne Mariana: CARGO S3O670 in
specie to F Tie; Cnculu L,Peyre 4 co; A Cap
hnvilie; J VI Cahe!ero W Zncharie CO.;
blanchard 4 Omier + dc Lizirui a COS and
Schmidt d Werner.
GALVESTON. Per schr Alexander Lind. ballast tn order
MATAGORDA Per schr Sarah, I! mules. 10 master
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

All the Hotels in New York IRE filed 10 ove,h,wing
and principally will, soulherners. During Mr.. Cluy's
visit no less than GOO were at the Astor House. The
city very gay, and there is much of the hustle Of bust
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Pr,mpt Payment.-The appointment Of Doctor Da-
vid Dale Owen Of Indiana, U. :. Geologist, i'm.
n.diatel subsequent Robert Dale Owens defeat in
"coiIar" Boons congressional district. The Doctor,
however, is an excellent Geologist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
G A K X OLETO
&k2A
| : = .
HOTEL,

V'LAVAUD has the honor Of informing hs friends
~ and the public in general, tint he has taken the
Hotel at Cnrroon, where no trusts he will receive
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be Handsomely provided for by
giving little nce beforehand. He is willing to enter
uf passinv the summer at Ca,rollton. . n90
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

Capt. Helm, of the Nicholas Bddle, from Liverpool,
saw 9Th ul,o. lat 43 g. long. AZ 90 a, II A. the
wind ", all sail standing studding- sails below and
aloft, anil under good head Of steam.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's Insurance Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
VUNHE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no:
tilted that the first nstaa,ent their stock in due
ard payable The Eth Of October next, the office Of
he Compani sept
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-10
NOTICE

Nsm Arrangrmsntt0 commence LIST August 1899.
NEW ORLEANS T. CAKROLlTON RAIL ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR rHE WEEK DAYS;
From. CsrtOll,ou. From New Orleans.
Horse Car at ocluck A. NJ Horse o'clock, A.