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VIEW ORLEANS Il CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY


Alter 10 O'Clock Cur can be Obtained by paying 10 do
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE sTREETCARS
Leave Canal street O'CLOCK A. NJ and hourly. Al
calf o'clock this will running every hall
hour and continue throughout the day until oGlo p Nj.
from the head OF jackson strest
Peeons going by the Locomotive must provide themselves
with TS1tseA money will he taken by the conductors.
g nes New Orleans and Carrolton Rail Road Company,
Roydrss street. JOHN HAMPSON,
pov2S Chief Eug. N. q 4 n
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TO IMPORTERS OF PATENT LEVER WATCH.
ES AND MOVEMENTS.
IL SAMUEL Il TO. holesae Patent Lever Watch
Montidctueis, Clarelire Buildings, North John
street Liverpoo inform the importers Vi The ubove A.
cies that their for solely supplying Me.srs
Olcott he'er a Co. Of New Yurk having now seased.
mey are open 10 receive. order for First QUALITY
Work, on the hest ssble terms.
given. an, ~
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HUNNY BAGS-2o,nU0 Gunny Bags, 22 l.2 and
VI 3bushei sizes, in bale and bundles for sale Nv
mar - | BRIo SE y. tn, i3l My ,.ios
D0Rr FoLioS A splen,d assortment of French w.,
ting Desks, various and ems for sale Av
DAVID FELTagd CO.
is Sea York st.tsners' Hail. - chassrsa n
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NUM- "a.
MIR. GEORGE MtRRlCK having resigned The d.
flee ochief Eng ineer of the New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rail Road Mr., loha Hampsoa has been sppoin,
ed in his place, 10 whom all persons having busiasss
with, wishing information regarding said Rail Ross
will apply 1.-THE Rail Road Office, Poydras street
BY order the Bo rd.
tsigued) JOHN NICHOLSON,
novl7-n Csshisy
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FOR NEW YORK


Regular Packet for Monday he 29M inst.
Holmes Line of Packets.
IL, The fast sailing, regular packet ship
tIrT, NASHVILLE, Alpea A Wood master,
will snil nbovt. For the balance of freight
or passage, hay ing elegant c1nm' datinns apply Il"
the 'aptnin un board Two tiers below the Vegetable
Ma ket ortu COHEN,
R.3 III t'u1nmol
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= TARCH-lO0boxcs starch in store and for suc bv
- a9 SHALL. Il BROWN sc Magazine st
llOSTON NAll.S-2OO kegs, assorted sizes, for
ID sale BY l BRIDGE L. Co,
mn 90 1871 Magazine 81
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~ "h' bAh TOW, Bank Ptac0
Lady .uontasue's Compound Chinese Soap 70
ommended bv the ladies of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed royalty, nobility, the press, and IN
gigantic balance of all things. public opinion he's
euogIsed It and placed the efficiency Of Lady l..
Mon1ague's compound Chinese soap beyond sus
p'c'on Tor 'cter or ring worm, lnples he face,
sun burn, tan, eruption, prickV heat, and ufec.
inns OF the SKIN, the healing qualities Of this soap
emoIl'tnt shaving sop or compound fur gentle.
men, tor beau'ylng the complexion, REMOVING
treckles, and lmpar'ing freshness aud delicacy 10
The conn Il Xon. The ais "crhtlc distraction Of a
s"'' ana wh''c hind, IS wrh many IN object Of
considerable interest. Exposure Of warm cImn,ss
Tie neck lace and haIds become tanned or hard
ened' aud the 'nvtt ions OF modern chemistry have
been rendered subscribed merely to the neces.
sary every day ats VI Gto but even 10 its luAuriss
and eeEances.
Sold wholesale and retail al NJ, 95 Custom.
house ST. Price ST.. 81
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All of which are Of very superior quality and will be
sold low, TO close cons gilnent; by
mis- i TOWAR, 40 Camp st
NEW MUSIC, by ManOuvrier HuSle, Buar,,an,
Haste" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Miss Estello dei-
Gated to Henry liurrel, Esq. composed by &. ?. Ma
nouvrier of New Orlears received with the greatest a
rIaase Al the New York concerts,
E JOHNS g. Go,
mli c0rl,er St Charles L. Common SITS
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For the Interior.


FOR LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI.
pEE II; ;rfS Gap "rrH "e f'G 1sy se1 T"s.
4E2 ing most OF h.rcarg" engaged, will
leave Tor the above AID intermediate ports Thursday
next. For freight or passage, nviig Recommendations
equal 10 amy boat on the Western waters, apply tt
C"pt; Green on board a, poyd,ns street wharf or to
a23 sTETsON Il AVERY sS Gravicr st
FOR BAYOU SARA
RrSuinr Pnchrt.
% : 81 IT,; ;!," e.;
ne-raH ut 10 o'clock a. NJ. for BAYOU Sara & ever,
Saturday at 10 o'clock 4. VI taxing lie coast down or
sunday Fer freight or passage apply to Capt. Hair
ib25 ADAMS g. WIITAiL
tOK AIEXNNDKIA, NATClIlTOCHES,
SHREVEPORT, FULTON 4 JONESBOEU,
And intermediate Ports.
A :;s s:i Nj a,! Ss:;;y S s:;: e.
Wednesday, The oath instant at 10 o'clock. or freight
or passage, apply board, between Custom house and
Conf streets, orto I b LEE Il Co,
a22 II % Il 90 New I.evee
N B. The Alabama has a fine upper cabin, all
state roo,,s and offers accommodations equal to any
toal in lc trade.
A Liza ILL DEEM MAHOMFDS Turkish DYE,
~ Tor changing grey red hair the head or
"hiskers, oreye hrnws, by single application, to
permanent, brown varying ,oa complete black, with
out staining either the hands linen, just received
at the Bazaar, corner st. Charles 4 Common Streets
BUSH Il ALLAN,
FEB Exchange Hotel
S. PARMLY, Dentist, respectfully gives no
4ls tice, tina. he may be consulted annually in New
Orleans, during the months of February, March and
April His ASSOCIATE in the practice, Dr. Lyon, whose
professional skill and experience both in the surgical
and mechanical departments, is unsurpassed in this
country, will remain permanently.
felo Office, 50 Cunal street.
NICHOLAS NlCKI,EBY-Nos 7, s and 8, also the
first six numbers in tract, with variety of
very interesting books Just received and for snc by
ml2 TOWAR, % Camp st
CARD TO TlI1 LADIES.
WILLIAM BELL, No. 10 Charities street. cnntin
w. ues to purchase old broken Jew elry, old gold
or silver in any form Whatever, and pay the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies who may have old fashioned gold jewelry,
viz: car ornanens, chains, necklaces, buckles finger
rings, or in fact any articles Of the line which is lying
die and OF no use to them, exchange the 10
good advantage by calling US above.
B-Watches, Jewelry and Spectaclcs repaired in
The best manner-charses moderate
Ja28, 1889
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NOTICE.

"A. b. .-s $3.50 NOTICE.
NNllE undersigned, curator Of the vacant estate ri
,ce, thai The said Jos. Smith, whose we now
administer Curator aforesaid, died in the Par is Of
Concora, in the year 1887 hch Parish his success.
sion was duly opened. The Undersigned is ignorant Of
the place Of birth Of the deceased but knows that he
resided in the neighlorhood where he died for about
twenty years immediately prior TO his DEATH Address
Of the Curator, New Carthage, Louisiana.
sp203t JOHN PERKINS.
p1octs DE- mS %sesde
ceux qui sOnt intcresaes qui va admnisr., la dite
succession. lie dit Joseph Smith !nournt dams la pa-
roisse de Concordia rannee 1887, la quelle pa
ruisse la succession etait 10 sosgne ignore
Ia place de la nassancc du dit Joseph S-,h, muis il
certain que e decide demeurt dams lie voisnnge dc
Concora pendant lee vngt anMees precedents mort
S'addresser la Nouvele Carthage
John PERKINS, April q. 1899.
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FOR BOSTON.
IA, The good schooner WARWICK, Captain
fM Curtis, wants the bulk Of 3o barrels com.
-z.L. ple,c her curgo. For freight OF which pas.
sage, apply to n + WHITNEY,
all 70 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

4 !MBRELLAS-;32 cases Nlantua and Bingham Inn
~ hrellas, comprising complete assortment lauting
from brig Palmer, Tor sale by ISAAC BRIDGE X Co.
mr2S 1874 Magazine st.
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TO MERCHANTS.

UTMERCHANTS can hare BEAUTIFUL ClKCu-
LAR struck off four hours NorIcE, by lak,ns at The
Comp,ing Room of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING:
OFFICE st. Charles Exchange, n.!joiniag The READ.
ING Room at Corner Of Graver street, or al The Pint
ing Office, csrner Of Poydras and ST. Charles Streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

DARLOR ORN AMENTS Rare and beautiful
l. curiusilies for sale only by Rees & Dlnnge,
and nj Plough's Museum.
All these ornaments consist Of the most splen~
did specimens Of or,hinnlogy from Europe, Asia,
Africa, aud our own country
Approved notes al 60 days will be taken oil
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FOR BALTIMORE,

FOR BALTIMORE.
Fl The A packet schr MOLEASkA, Capt
,i492M Hawks, will have despatch. For freight or
aE passage, having furnished Accommodations
appl. TO l. } WHITNEY,
uplO 70 Cn,nD ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

BACON SlDES-50 casks Cincinnati cured, land.
- ing from steomer Memphis. for sale by
mar2O u DORSEY, "a New levea
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TGGS-4 bbls landing from steamboat St Louis, for
IL sole by ABRAHAM TRlER,
tnnr ~ (srnypr at
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FOR NEW YORK.


FoN NEW loNht
III The ship ROBERT BOVINE, Chus.
JTrfa Mansfield, MASTER wants $50 to 300 bales cot
s4@E ton to complete her cargo. For freight
or passage, up y on board opposite the Orn's cotton
press "r READ 4 BARSTOW,
a2U Bank place,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

Charleston. July ~, 1881. .
was alcted four years with ulcer in Leg
ally accompanied with cIysipcous inflammation
pain 81 the leg and ankle joint Several
cxertt their skill but without bene6t In
TINS case hve bottles of the Indians PanaGea perfect
MARGARET A. WEST 1871 MarL.s =,
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FOR BALTIMORE.
The first class and ia It sailing Baltimore
IF3NA built schooner PuktiMDk, Capt. ThunPs on,
AaE.E having of her cargo engaged will receive
immediate despatch. For balance OF freight passage
apply To l. II GALE,
MpI ID D3 nmmnn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Roman for sale nv
~ mar27 READ Il BARSTOW, Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

ILLUSTRATED edition Of James the Passions, IL
L splendid Engravings.
Memoirs Of Charles Mathews, Comnedian by Mrs.
Ma,he VIZ, in vols. Just received and for sale by
mar 81 ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

MAMMA FLAKE, large and small, landing. TO be
vi sold by the case, at New York prices
II BONNABEI,
apl4 corner Magazine and Tclmpoulas SIS
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
For LIVERPOOL

FOR HAVRE.
Ia; The Al and fast sailing ship ALLIANCE,
,7TfN Captain .:aI.y, will receive immediate des-
Epnch. For freight Of !OO bales Of co'Ion Of
passage, apply to |. A GALE,
april2 SO Common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

FUR ITNN M,
IL The and fast sailing hip HANOVER,
rT]EN Capl Drumnuuu, having the greater purt
her cargo engaged, will meet with immediate
espnlch. For ircish Of 100 bales cotton, passage
pply to l. II GALE,
(',,nu,nu Ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15
LETTERS FROM THE COAST.


The causes most likely to produce IN explosion
or collapse in sirnmhoa. boilers. are Of several
kinds-'he most common Of which is = deficiency
Of water in the boiler; some have supposed that
when the metal the h"iIe's are much hea,'d, the
water is drc"mnosed, and tho hydrogen trmed, ,
expodes hv inf 'mma,i"n. This notion i. too alb
suri TO require notice. The rolling Of boat n
der WY by the changing Of the position of The
passengers from side I" side, 10 thought TO endan
ger the boilers, and under some circumstances, this
may be the case, but We have never known an
explosion 10 occur from this caus', though il may
possibly occur
To FENDER s,eam navigation on the western
waters SAFE the pnssenpers and officers have their
respective duties to perform. Before any law can
10 made 10 operate rfT.c,ualiy, the moral t"ne ."
feeling none those who ,,avel, must he changed.
MANY who rayel in boats 10 and down the Mlssls.
sipp are a. reckless Of CHARACTER. life and limb,
40 men can he. and what mn kes ,he matter worse
il, tina, many Who are on land and a, home, pos
sess q character for sobrie,y and tecorum, highly
honorable, seem TO assume . new character on
board a s,camb,at Thew give loose ia the wi d.
est ,ssipaion. drink and gan BILE, and 40 The wy.
age for a thousand miles becomes tedious, tn y
grow impatient Of confinement, complain 10 the
captain and officers Of their slow progress, curse
the boa, for slow running craft, swea, il 10 the
last tip hey III ever ,ako on her, enter into
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COMMERCIAL.
PORT on NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

sem.i.4 80 CLEARANCEs. 49,
gi4 fss.s Jansary 10. Il
Ship Noxa.t Welsh. for Liverpool, 1. Ai,l.udoo
Ship Han,y Pierce, for Lserpo ], Master
Mig t'sn s,erk. leighton. New York, Kiddsr / Head
nsis Aladdin Doane, fur New York Chase D;ssv
schr Ceres Roynsen. for Tampa Bay, 9 4 j Whitnev
ARRIVALS. sr
Ship Ms,io.n. Pike. ~ day. from Roson to Master.
snp D1m.rssnr. siowan 18th Nov, from Belfast ireland
staamer Tarqain. Adams from Randolph,
SteaaRer lluntsvile, Jordan, from ksyou Sara
F'a'bost FROM Braudsbug Ky.csrgo SO brIs nour to
Iw" hAseoais f'om Cincinnati cargo 1900 hi. noar to
EXPORTS.
llvEn roo.Tper 'hir Henry. ,44o hale. cotton.
'ALsEsioN. pr. h,'g E%presario .u"dry lot.
NEW yoRK. rt. ,hip Aozar. .ist1 bale. cotton .-''
brig Gen S,rk. 10 bis cotton los hid.
sugar, AMI 1872 brls mola-ses. ''' "
Per brig Aladdin. ION hhds and brls sugar,
i47 hhds IL tea and htIs moiasse.
TAMPA BAY per srhr Ceres O brls onr 700 sacks corn
.oo sacks oats, 20 hxs ~i.o casks po, ter )
bFls susar,2 brs almonds.
IMPORTS.
COAST per .rhr Orbit rs Md. sugar and ee !. mo,,..s.
ship Dumftsshre hay, potatoes, and states
BOSTON per shp Medora 30 paving sonas ia hr,s
n'ackere' W nests can pals 90 cases hats ,76
br's potatoes. 10 hr's. no half do so ar do
chandizo.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Randolph. hteamsr Tnrqun. us pieces scsnt,inr
Prague, 5a sacks Dick co. 25I do Rich'd Love
BIZ COTTON Prescott Jones co. 10 do Nusent Turou &
VISIT, 81 kegs lard. Lane Fonaine co. his cotton W
Oakley ~ do Lee do Gayle Stewart la brls wbskcy
% bis cotton and 4s kegs lard, Owners board
Bayou Sara. per steamer Huntsville .s2 bis cotton
Ledoux 60. is2 Burke. Watt CO. ITO do M Whi,s &
co. lOodO Flower SO do Rivarde CO. 20 do Rev no,ds
nyrne co, 10 do Peyronx Arceul co. ~ do Pouchi,
co. "a do Lee ~ d" W Cnrti.s ~ do Tavlor Gard
Nc, Co. q De !anc Foataine 10 do Thos Barrett q d,
i.oad@mny Q DO Lecmpeater, do CaddiIlan. 8 d,
Caldwell y Hickey. 3 do Fin'ay co, do Rra der Nc
kenna Wright. do Lanbeth Thompson, do stark
II do Dsaneit, Ferriday 4 CO.
CONsIGNEEs.
Roston. per ship Meiora John Minturn S,mue, Kmh,
Whit ilgs co. NJ Watts co, A Merrott Bsebc 4 co
Goddar,i, jr H"mfiies Whcmore, Davis d iiobar,
Case Oixcy,F Weld & co,
PASSENGERS.
Randolph. steamer Farquin. Jas Murphy Holden
Forte. right Ch ,nlsr S'cwnri, r H lcky nj Tho
mas Ofcer Hamilton, IsAu, NJ Boyes l. l., ons Ho,ch
k.s Wyal W Malot. May Haughton, Hsr,6rl Kny
L Boyd, DR. Doyle. Landry.
Bayou Sara. .per Huntsville, ,Messra Dean r
Barrow, w Cumming. Katrffn Hogden, ] Dixon Ora
Williams Bpgnu. I Tyson. w N Milford l. l. Kerr
Mrs Ripley aud svt Grandstn smith, W Gurnev Chamhor
lain, sharpless Barrow Mathews, Paine, G Johns.
MEMORANDA
Spoke Dec H. lat % Ion a. slip Yazoo from Now York
New Orleans ~
Saied ed from Liverpool, Shaksrearn Anderson 70
NV Orirnns 2ls Hampshire New t,reans; a2d Ioajin
fur New O'lsa"r, Margaret. Blythe, for New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15
FREE BANKING.

AT a preliminary Meeting Of the
a Friends of Free Banking in Louis.
lana, held at the Planters Hotel, in Octo-
Der, last it was Resolved, that the Chair.
man be requested to call public meeting
a, some future period, before or during
the meeting of the ensuing LEGISLATURE
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to
all citizens, who are in favor Of Free
Banking Law, to attend meeting on
Thursday next, the 18th inst, at Banks
Arcade, at o'clock, F. NJ, in order to
take the necessary steps for carrying the
same into effect. S. HIGH.
janis Chairman,
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NOTICE. For 'sple COFFEE HOUSE, with all
its futures in Camp street, in the central purt Of
aairs and doing pretty smart business, for fur
Their particulars apply the "ce Of this paper us
nAlNTS and tils.
L hogsheais Dutch linsesd oil received per ship
Eagle from Bremen,
50 barrels English linsecd oil received per ship
Eliz ibelh from London.
100 barrels brown tanners oil,
90 harr Is chalk,
100 barrels spanish whiting,
100 Kegs Philadelphia " ite lead,
60 kegs green pniLt,
81 kegs red aud black do,
Chrome, and yellow, &c. &c.
Paint brushes, and for saieby
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
Janl5 corner Co.nn,en L. Tchsritoulaa IT'S.
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St Loui., Jan 3.-SALr.-Ihrtr i. very little srl,
in market, md what there IL. IL held at enormous
prices. II sold on Monday a, $8 so per sack j.
< or eight boats nre lying between this port and
the mouth Of tn" Ohio, having plenty If the article
on board, but they sanno. move until the ice DIS.
appenrs.
Produce inspected in 5! Lnus, 1885.
Flour, i4,O5O bbls
Pork and Beef, 58l
Wh'skey, 1854
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NflT'Y 'Et

% The letter bag OF the fast sailing barnuc Byron
for Liverp OIL will be taken iom the Office Of The
subscriber AT O'clock, P. NJ.
Ihe letter bag Of The last railing .hp Gerard for
Have, will be taken from the office Of the suhsc rter
Al O'Clock, Pm. LEVI n GALE
nl5 OF
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Fire at Richnnond.-A serious fire ,rrcd Rich
mond Va. Oh the s9tl ut The Eagle Hotel and tree
other large establishments consumed. The los
estimated ut from $'5o,oOO TO 43OO,G0n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

Miss Tree.-A gentleman arrived au nj. j., informs
TINT this accomplished actress board thu :. d.
Selma and will arrive this day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

J. Silk Buckingham, the oriental traveller is
about TO commence course oflsc.ures in Charles.
ton, sc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

The boundary Questio"-The London Morning
Chronicle says:
:We have heard to-day, in quarter. where informa
ton on such matters especially may hs fully relied
upon, the question Of boundary et-en the
Of Great BIain in North America mud the United ,ars
is On the eve Of brins formally adjusted, and in
il il said which will give satisfaction the public
both sides and be in accodanc- with the view Of
the Two governments"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

The river at Nus VILE, Jan 8, WIS at a stand
The Hume had left for Smi,hlard, and the tn =
cnmhia ex nected IN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

s DAP, >c-50O boxes sper II Candles ,:arious brands
- 2oo boxes tallow Candles; Bun boxes ex'-~ No.
md imitation No. Soap, 40O boxes white and dry
Goldfish, for sule by ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
ial0 IA Magazine -
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

IL IN Al -hip take 200 bales cotton,
>TffM and will positively sail on Saturday next 18th
.aaaE aEE lust. jal5 L GALE, 9JCo,nn,on st
WANTED
A small brig. capable Of carrying 200
}dN hhls sugar, and load for northern mort.
%AG Apply to LII GALE,
Hlo -.-.. 81 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-15

0TSu scribers to on, Reading Room viii! finI
IN exceedingly extensive supply Of British papers
to the % inc iMsivc.
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Immediately and apply the sppropria's remedy.
in a. has been ,aied that one Of the

usWeHlhtety Hno Apply 'He HPP'uP'A'o'e"e"J'
.. as hns been stated, understood lha, one OF the
Judges has announced his resignation 10 Ink"
place this month, and il, Is hoped the Other Two
will followhis example, ond lie, the C"urt be entire
y remodeled and constituted Of new, able and
Effective members, competent to discharge their
public duties in every respect; It is admitted
tha',hs remaining two Of tho present incumbent
are no. equal this task, and for that reason it il
expected they will resign also. 4...
j, must Be recollsc,ed the, the business and
labor Of this eour. has greatly incrs,sed ;shs was
TO be expected As the s,ase advanced in population,
wealth. enterprise and business. II three judges
were not more than equal to the duties devovin9
upon The court when il was FIRST created and con-
s,itu,ed, fire are now necessary to perform the
abors, and 10 give confidence and efficiency 70 the
Supreme Court. There 10 more safety, and it 10
presumed more wisdom, in tho opinions Of Ave
men than Of three and there will be more time I"
each mem Der TO examine records, and search for
authorities in "rier 10 come to correct conclusion
and decision. than when the lnbors have to b. per.
formed by three judges. Besides, il the number
was increased to five. there would never be less
than three or four sitting on the bench in the ,ra
OF any cause; where's. when the court consists OF
but three, II one be sick or absent from whatever
cause, land judges are but men, liable I" be sick or
occasionally aSse"D there are but eoo TO hold
court, who are too few, 10 sit on the trial and
decide any case alone The opinion Of one Judge
in that case is good and equal to two. I, 10 bu.
the opinion Of one agans. one, and in order
TO conclusion, il one doubts, he mus, give up his
opinion to the other. There should. then, never
he less Than three or four judges on the bench a,
all times. A majority Of three "u, Of four is the
s,ronees, one thaicsn he obtained in any case and
with any numbers, b". the deliberate opinion o
five men concurrng in cnse, no matter Of WIN.
magnitude, would he stronger, and Civ. greater as
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The follow ing are thu drawn numbers of the Louis
lana Lottery, Class Ii, for 1889:
al, II, 81. b. 81, "A, !, |, II, GG, GO. g..
slo,OoO CAPITAL PRIZE.
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Authorized hv Act of Legislature Chapter Mill
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drawn Tuesday, Jan. 18th 1899, at S O'Clock, =.
N. ut the Exchangr Hotel, ST. Charles st.
ID. 5. GREGORY e. Co. Successors to YATES
MCINTYRE Co.
Is Nunbsrs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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