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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
TIE RGUMENT In NIT SHELL


Read, Americans, the aImoni,ions of aye and Iofiv
Intellect md take head. Here is our whole argument
in shell!
The Hon Pete, r. Livingston of New York, w,s
called f. fro NIL If the house. Mr.. IT, came for
ward, trembling with the ii mites of age and enl,,r
rnsSed bv the nn,Iering test monias If respect md
affection with which he was greeted:
Mr.. President, said he. voice is very feeble and l
must beg your ndn gence Fl be II make
heard. Where am ]? In Harrisburg, Penns, Iynuia
What brought me- hrrel Love Of coun'rv-,n srdcut
desire to see the powers that br prosratrd. and sin
cert hell that every honest is bound 10 courrl,,,.
his eS"rti ns to prndu"e this result. ( am n VERY old
man '1r President, and nothing hut the erous au
atnl OF my countrv could hive drawn me from home
ut thus l1ccmrnt season. was democrat of 90 and
we been always in the harness. and we ,nus brino
the government back to tn" simplicity of that day or the
rerubIic il lost 1t is for speak Of That spen-
did statesman. Henry CLAY. envy Kentucky. She
will have his ashes, anu the country will have his fame
know II ,rrson well. In the compliments that hav
been paid him here thing il trua-nothne ~ over
coorrd or fase, depicted know his uatrotic at..
tarhnent to his country his ardent love Of freed M Nv
native state will go with him; and strongly indulge the
belief lint the Keystone will YET he found the arch Of
the mnuhr. | should like draw the character of
Van Bnren, for know him well, bu, INV health iii
NJ permit. should have INST one word to spy in hs
f.v"r, md wnn require hours tle,eate his vices
lie has robbed voa ct vour mnn"v, and, and he will
e'rnnh'lv 'rnke nvcs Of all unless ares, the
nnfrh OF "x"cutiv" ursnrpa'inn. Rn,nriun il every
thing. The grrn, Franklin sanI that hen rruubIics
got radically wrong, they will get radically right. We
are now radically wrong-set us righ-ovcr,urn this
corrupt dynasty, and shall 60 down to the grave in
peace.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Judge Bordeioa.-It is understood that the Hon.
hice Harand declines reelection to Congress fom
the third district and ,a it is probable he may be an.
pointed one Of the judges Of tho Supreme Court his
winei in which event special election for Congress
will have 10 take place early in tho spring to suppv
his vacancy. The Wing parry, We understand with
one voice, have called upon the Hon. LOUIS BoRpr1o,
late Parish Judge Of AvpyeIles to become their cand
date. 1t seems ADMITTED all hands that Judge Bor
delon IS the m"sf popular Wing in the dis rct after
"r. uar'and'rnd can certainly lie elected if he will but
consent to be candidate. lie has been waited on bv n
wing reputation to obtnn bis ent to rum and il is
lie general sl that he huld yield to the solicitations
OF the Wing party, in Mr.. Garland declines or re-
signs his seat in Congress. The Wings arc cni len,
that he can beat Mr.. Vim, the ocof,co candlote
("ho strongly with Judge Bordelon is popular
with every class Of people. He is n Creole of the
country well educa,ed and well vorSed in tie know
ledge Of he political institutions of The state and ua-
ton aud firm in his political prnc les We sincerely
hope that he i'll give his consent, and that he will he
the Wing candidate. With him die Wings If the third
congressional district will be- certain Of success. The
gentleman now in the f>4', an who has taken the
stump, we learn (AIr. ."inn will find that all his po
teal sagacitv and cunning will be insufficient to hear
him ,rough against the popularity of Judge Bordelon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

NOBLE PAIR OF BRoTHEns-,lnuin Van Ru.pn
and Oliver CrnnUe are noble pair of brothers. ID
whnt tn" later did in England in 1885, and compure III
his acts those Of Martin Van Buren, in The United S,o,s
IN 1889. Comment is unnecessary.
"Ohver Cromwell, unon Examining the Indcntnr,s of
the Parliament of 1885, asrerained that hi, ndhnr.os
would n c"n,tltu's majority ftl'.e who were duly
elected. The Lord Protector and his Conn l. thrm, OH
me ngenny OF partisan Clerk, ,esoltr an expndeut
!" comedy the evil of the chuartcr and ep.rntion Of
winch We find he following narrative in an impartial
historical work: "
In letter to the speaker from tIla m mbrrs WIN h al
been refused ADM lnnre at The door of h !uly SEN,
10, the house ordered the Clrrh Of the tomluo,we,il,
to attend next dny, witt, MI the In tenturcs The de-
puy Gle k cam IL cor'Iing with an excuse for h !
principal, mud brought the InIeitres; bur on Le;uy
asked ~hy the MINES Of rtnin msbcrs ,cere not re-
Hed IL the ou-c, answered that he had no certificate
81 approximations 70, tIen. The house on this sen, n
inqul'e why these members had not been appr.yrd-
they returned tor answer tat whereas is o,uincd Nv
clause III the instrument of government that The per-
sons who shall be elected IL in Parliament shah
DC SUE h. and no "her than such. persons 0C ku0ru
'hteg"ty fa"tng God and Of sood conversation lint
The Council, pursuance OF their duty and cor;ns
to the trust reposod in h"n, have examined The said re-
turns AMI hare not refused to "pprore any rho hare
APPEARED TO THEM to be persons Of intesrty fearing
Hod and Of good conversation and those viii, ar, not
approx his Iess hath given order to some nSrs,
to take care that they do not come into tie Aouse''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
THE RIvALs.-Bails had d good benefit la,t iii


lHE RIvALs,-Bals Ind 4 good benefit last night
at the St. Charles. Tie house wa. full and fl.
shlonabls. We before stated that the piece was
powerfully cast, and promised those who would
attend treat; and tre indeed il was Mrs,
Field made delightful Lydia I.angaish, Mrs.
Stewart very amiablc JULIA Barton was excellent
in Falkland, Balls not quite perfect in Bob Acres.
but it was his first attempt-he should make il ono
OF his parts and he would slime in il. Barrett.
us we predicted, made hit in Sir ADthonv-we
would advise him TO try the same limo oftcner Le,
him Try Lord Oglebv, he will succeed in it, Tho
lonors OF tho evening, however belong more par.
ticular,y to Miss Melton. As we prad;ctcd, she
proved to be the most perfect Mrs. Mulaprop that
we have seen for many long year. Her ,oneep-
ton OF tho character was perfect lady of family,
and good society, uncducated, and filled with
sma,,ering knowledge of books--hut We have not
h"c to criticize, nor 10 say more than that VIC
found but one fault with Mrs. Malaprop-her face
is too devsh pretty for an old woman.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
CHARLES c. STRATTON.
JOHN 2. Is. MAXWELL,
WIN. HALSTED,
II. JONES YORKE.


If the opinion of brother officer and political enc>
my De worth any thing the following speaks for itself
Col. johnson, in his speech in Congress, ks
"N no is General Harrison The son Of one of ,.
sign"rs Of the Declaration Of Inlcpendrncr VIII, s,,
the greater part his large fortune in rederu,nr h.
pcdse he then ave Of bis fortune, life and sacred
honrr, to secure the liberties of'is country.
"Of the of Gcfernl Harrison need M, .,o.k
the history of the West ia his history Fur for,v
years he has been identified i'll, its interests It's nes
ami Il hopes. Universally beloved in tho walks of
peace aud distinguished by his ability in the r"nnc'
OF his country he ns been yet more> ustrionsly dis.
tinguiShcu in the field "
During the bate war he vas longer in active service
than any other general officer; he was nerhaps ofcnor
in "c''nn than any Of them, and never sustained
defeat" ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

FouLETr Thompson. This new Governor 81 Cana
da Ens assembled III" parliament Oft upper province,
m: them ong speech an proposed The new scheme
Of Union. The proposition with decided OPPOSE
ton from he British interest. Tfrcrseve~ad II, the lat
Ter swea's vrn2eance and revolt. 1t is we'll known,
that extensive preparations making for rebellion in
The tive provinces. The movement conc, this time
from the disalfrcted in England Mr.. Thomson NAV
have his hands fall yet. The of war will no doubt
drive him home, fast as he Gun 60 for the manulc
turing Governor is soldiers nnn. w, look for new
troubles in the ice grt 20 >sions of Victoria
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

SLAVE STEALING SrATEs.-The Legislature Of
Georgia is discussing in both houses the property of
passing non ntercou-s, law with Maine and the
other slave stealing states Ii is proposed further Il,
sez and inpri.on ali Ct IL ms If Mlirc G,aud within
Georgia, and to cnni4c, their property G ,orria is
Just The state To carry out these signs. Bat all the
struggles of tie solt,crn sa.s f., stat. rights will FIJI
80 long as they adhere t, Van Bn,e ism which h.
done more tran any other l!.ag to strike down tI,.
sccre IT state sovereignty. However let eicorra 90
ahead and test this natter OF the right t., seal her
slaves The tna"s of the tn, irl on by the Journal
OF Commerce, mus, he taught lesSon
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

+ CHRISTINA DAY.-fes, reader, this Is the a5th Of
Drcemoer, the Christina day of the christian or d. II
you wish t. rend the cog,ti ms of some mems minds
upon this festival, ref you to the vounous wri,~
'Ags OF the Fathers ON ST. Chrysosto dowl to Bi.hon
England And if you wait to see what 9TH tneu have
written upon it, you can be INDUCED by looking into
the The theologan1 from Luther to Dr. Chalmers. Bu,
It you care for non' of these thiags and W yud en;oy
20 rself, why yu whistle for want of Thought n,
discuss such di hr. Of pleasure and dissipation as this
city abunanty aifo DIS. You nael not n,ttcr yourself
thai we give yu list If the um1semenrs orcu to lav
for the lille, and the careless for the thinking and IN.
minimizing. Let every man do as he stetb, kecp;np
the law III his eye, and we wish you all merry, mcr,
ClrIstmAs,--a peck full Of .ci.e and cellar full Of
money!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

1--WE requested 10 st tie That ebert Derr; N
the office of Fourth Auditor is the authorized agen, f.,
the New York Democr 'tic Republican aud New Ira,
Members ut Congress aud others, hp deairo,. of
subscribing, will 'hrcf,re l.avc eir adess viii HIM
-irashmston Globe" go '''''''
VIII no one of the auditors officers al tho Capitol
act as agent for tie True Americana If any one of
them will, we Will give him commits sion If len no,
cen. on al subscriptions, and throw into the borr.i,
the edication he will surely receive from the uerusul
ofour columns. Letters post paid will DO PROMPT
ly attended 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

w INTELLIGE NCE
SUPREME COURT LOUISIANA.
Skfte House. t,undlv December I'D 1922
ne following called for trial ne
Week, ' "7"'
PTomissory note cases 10, Moqday Dc. 30,
Husons Estate, Mckhny appl. uson. Wills aud En-.
eleston. ~ 1'S
5. Davis vs. Coanc.. Dure ami Briggs
H. Huhlcll vs. l.. A. Reed. Harrison d Lorkett
A. Turmoil Us. J. 8 Turner al. Jones aud Locke,t
u Caseaux vs. j. Is. leparre. -PepIn and Culhbprson
hobinson 4 60 vs. c. Armstrong. Harrison Clarke
eeds vs. Foreman. Lockout aud Preston
POLO and ivier Natillz Denuc and
Preaux.
l.. Foranre Vaurigauh al. Josephs and La,our
H. C. sheppard vs. JOINT and Jones .NIcKuny L. " il.
H. DIsgs vs. J. Mclcnry Gilmore and King and deft
inp.p.
G. Olivier VS.. Hardy ct al. .Vason and Cohen.
C. Pan'ing vs. Barker. Preston and delft y. H.
J. r. SaIlIArd VS. Turner al. .Bodn.
A. Hodge vs. j. f. " hi'alI. Pierce and strawri,ige.
Contested eases--1uesday Dec. 81
Thos. Barrett vs.. X. J. Walker .Stertett and Jauin
! kenton vs.. Madame P"ntaIba. Preston Jau,u.
T. H. L. E"yn ct al vs. Jackson al Elwyn Clal ks and
Eeglsstnu.
Anderson IIan'crman & others, Owners of the
steam boat Arkansi,) Joseph and Benjamin.
(New-lcat's day omi'te'l.)
1hursduy, January Cd. 1910.
J Armstrong vs. J. Mooney. Peaux and No.cius and Nc
hiIien.
Ar. Howe VS.. j. I raser .McKinny and IIainGs
H. L: Morton vs. +. Buiss0 and Crosby. Preston and Dun
j. Armor vs. J. lIuie .Rcy"od and Pierce aud serr,t.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

DIFficULr QUEsr1oNs.-Ift the majority in the House
send back the New Jersey election to tin, neopIe and
the Governor, throwing himself upon the reserved rights
OF the state refuse issue wrs of election what viii,
be done The State of New Jersey will be blotcI on,
of the uion and the 'entrusts in Cngress will hay.
Displaced the constI'u ional co'npnct. What viii he
the next stepl Will the states sit quietly BY Weld M
their cons itutona and reserved rights to tn. hands f
the usuSpers, and consent 10 be merged into one era
consolidated government? hese questions will have
TO be settled ere long, but how will they be settled?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Supreme Courz.-'rhe ca-e Of Alexander Caldwell,
vs.. Atchafalaya Bank and the synd: Of tho creditors
OF s. Chapman, US niervenor, tried We sterday bv
consent.
1t was argued by M,5srs King aad Gilmore, and nv
Mr. s'rtwhridr for the pla ,tif Caldwell and by Mr.
/. W. Smith and Mr.. Cahen for the interyenor, Mr..
Hoffman appeared as the counsel for the Bank.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

SOLITARY CoSFtNEMEsr,iti is discovered. leads to
the utter destruction ofthe mental aud ply facul
ties. Diseases ofthe glanlnlar system are most com
The New Jersey Doctors in their report upon the
system Of solitary confinement, poiu, ontcleary that
il is ony mode Of SLOW death. They show that light
and air necessary to prevent such lanennhle re-
suit Three f,urths Of the prisoners in the PhilaJel-
Ihia penentily of uv"r tou years staining are coos
fruad IDIOTS. This subject deserves n thorough in.
n.lirY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Our TABLE.-Messrs Johns and Co., have kindly
laid upon table, copies Of Nicholas Nckleby, Jack
Sheppard and Wandcrings in the fields of Literature,
The two former works are we'll known, hat the nh
nouncemen of them complete will make their ad nrer.
hasten to supply themselves with confess Nicholas
Nicklsby full of plates. Tho Wan,lerings appears
to be an interesting sketch.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Mr.. Fox.-This gentem n has, it appeors ,f,,, al
the government til repetition of American Interior
snee in the affairs of Canada BY our people viii he
looked upon as an open declaration Of war, Then we
''nIl have war with Great Btitsin ctr,a]y, for M
power on earth cnn prevent the bode' people ON as
s'sns the Canadians in their attempts at liberty But
we cannot believe the British government has been C.,
foolish as to make such declaration 10 our royer,
ment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Law MAK'Sa-On the LIST If January there wi,l BIZ
Twelve Legislatures in session, contving means to
hamper personal Iharly d industry, and to throw
cha's' III ''e shape OF laws arouUi the good people,
'he'r constituents Every representative who proposes
new ln", ought to do so with rope round his neck !:
such rule "onld cure the ma ia Of law-m.king.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

funny mistake recently occurred in the Charleston
Theatre. Miss Sheriff and Mr.. Wilson were to anpeor
Mr. Malt"n the treasurer told the crowd that cam. m
buy tickets that these artists would appear, as the
Moo" was not up. For long time no one could d;v,.
what The moon had IL do with the matter, until WA
found out that the ship Noon, which their wardrobe
was, had not got up the bay.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

LOOK llEkE.-Straws sho the direction OF the wind
The Richmond Enquirer is the new organ Of Calhoun
paper has been established ut Ptshu Oh, which has
hosted the names Of BENTON and Kendall for the Pres
dency and Vice Presidency in 1916
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

THE GEoHoEs.-Georgia has sent TO Congress this
year brilliant company Of Georges. They are all fine
speakers, late occasion, the whole nine,-nuses
at-.poke in succession defending state rights to the
nermnst. But these Georges are strange fellows How
did they vote for Speaker For centrast7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Mr. Mcln'oshr the spiri'cl editor Of tho Sandwich
Island Gazette, has left the land <avaccs and gam,
to settle in ST. L'nis, tic land Of }cntonani,m. n.
pese'eres i, the calling # the craft Will he send rs
his paper7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

DHAco's coDE-ln South Carolina there arc 30
crimes pnn I'D it'll death III effect of this DR. CO.
nan code i such, TINT they s.ldom convict man
OF w lf'l murder. a new penal co'c has been intro
dncod ITO tie Legislature Thu pro .rcss Of true prjn.
cip.cs in legislation is nna z;n:ly slow.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

GuArENALA.-Ths distracted country is still in a
state Of convnsion The pent up fire, beneath her soil
have ln'ely almost demolished San salvad n, while ,h
denagognes Morazan and Carsra led on her dish
people TO civil war Long, long mus be the probation
OF Spaniards il the school Of liberty,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

EsPYANA-Stock is rising in the East. His late pre-
d'cons have been verified to the letter. Let the scen-
tiic in every part ohe Union take observations ofevery
Storm and send them TO Epsy. This will 90 far to de.
velope correct theory Of winds and sorms
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

NArcHEz-T' the kindness Of Captain Wilson, of
Tie nt running steamer iangas, ind 'bted for
the Natchez Courier, Of the 2 It'll ana 2st. They are
without any interest. Cotton wa. t, 10y CENTS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

FIGHT Judge VIII te, like .triot and friend
10 the Constitution, will nat obey the in tru,tons IF
packed LIE :l.a'ur' tn ign his in the u Sttas
Senate. Its high time ha: tbs doctrine OF instruction
be cut up by the roots
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Col MAnrls. the delegate fr nm Arkansas to Harris.
burg, arrived just days utter the Con, ention had
adjourned. Though day after the fair, the Colonel
approved oflle feast,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

THE Lou1s'ArIA~.-Wh'ts the matter! Is this va :
liable paper gone down! Where are the par'ys Do
they give up thus early in he campaign1 As we hive
no resistance from without nav, wings shall hive to
go to fighting among ourselves.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

IL General Harrison was 66 years old on the 9th Of
February last. The venerable patriot enjoys excellent
health, and hope will oe spnred to seize the res Of
government in 1871.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

lake cARE-.a lady III Boston very lut,'y was POI
''"ed by applying ereos 'te too freely to d cayrd
tooth to prevent its aching.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Spend less and work more-s the latest prescribed
antldoe to hard times. Better late than no yrr -sucl,
pull Fable proscr pti,n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

-GTlt has lately been discovered that Tecumseh'.
name correctly spelled is Tecumthe. How shall we
read then, the poets efusion:
Rumsy, dumpsy,
Col. Johnson killed Tecum ell?
Shall We lisp the swee, lines and sigh for Tecumseh7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

See Law Intelligence, Supreme Court of I.ousiana,-
useful table to clients and the public We intend to
give regular reports ofineresng cass in this ind OH.
Ell courts oflaw.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25
p R A q e S IN

CHRISTMAS SPORTS.
FALL MEETlNG-FIRsr DAY.
(Rare 10 off at one o'clock.)
'udees-D' y. kerr, John Slell, II. c. CammacK,
CuthbcH B"it Esqrs.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. as, 1889.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes, fr wear old colts and lliea-mile
heats; subscription $5uO, forfeit $3OO-sx subscribers
aud cll scd.
SECOND RACE
New Orleans Plate, vancd at 36OO-Two mile heats
the winners to tnke he Iate'or money! at his option,
year ODDS and over 0Olbs, under that age their
appropriate weights.
ENTRIES,
l Col r. H. Long enters CHI m Mary Jones, 6 years
old, by imp. Barefoot dunn by Eclipse -l)ress,
green and whit.
Col A. T.. Bingnn'an enters gr h Sir Arras + years
old, by 'rrumpeter. dam Ophelia, by Wild Medley.
Dress, yellow and red.
Y. N. Oliver enters en- IN Glorvina wears old, nv
Industry, dam by Bay Richmond DRESS, red anil
blue. " ''
John Ben ley enters b II Billy Townes, wears old,
by imp. Fylde, dam by vrgnian Dress, blue and
white. ~
DDS YN OLIVER px,,r;a,,.
nSSIAN'S PDEMS-John j IInswelI md Co. 20
~ Camp street, have this ,lav received few cories
NJ the poems Of Dssan translated BY James Macphcr
sou. Esq. new edition "ctavo. dos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

uTGet box, al your door, Mrs. Pickey, and tx
True American regularly you will come to hand
Our carrier never falls leave you copy, and if vsu
10 not get it, some prying fellow f,s it. &c. box
N,Jn,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

W Mrs. Matthews continuation o. her husbands
m'mo'rs''' published in New York. The face,i,e of
sIe old man are sail TO incrca Sc in interest,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Post OFFIcE.-t is disc ,verel tn 1t the difficulty in
the late an preset arrangement of the mails lies on
the route from Stockton, Ala, 10 Mobile An agent
has been sent by til department needy the matter
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

II Fin o"'p tf~ri h.nise ii philadelphia, to cost
'''' "'d 10 b'' 4Ua@rahy NJ Fry W. tAiH4
We &c !! no" VI mi "a lie rulla III .il nv, ,ve
huloTlCnns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

Pages new cotton planting machine is landed bv tho
eastern pri"ts 1t consists of plough will, hopper
arranged to drop the seed required disa1 es
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

DR. HoHwlrz.-Niaior Noah will please send us a
copy Of Dr. 'lorwi,z Cosnogo ", by first Shin from
Gotham. special edct obey.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

In Philadelphia, for 1889, ,.r. we,n erected 1889
house.. New York can't hold c4nl.e to this evlsnc,
of prosperity.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

NE" rRooPs.--The Wilmington North Carolina
Advertiser has come out boldly far Gen. HARRISON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-25

W Al! the libeled cases in Philadelphia on the sez
ed goods by the government have been put Of til
February.