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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

PRICE CrRhENT.-Wc received on Saturday The
first numbered new paper, called 'Mcrchants Trans.
-"'i'' md New Orleans Prices Current and SLi pinu
L's'' published semi-weekly, by ". r. Ra,nul Its
very neat and comprehensive, amt worthy oi the pa,
lonage of our merchants
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04
'"'''"' til h. :, 1t" ,;lJ scheme price 81 300 900.
Selling price so per ticket
Si l''ES!Ek & Co., 1876 Broadway. NEW YORK
sole Agents.

Us h" receipts ol the sale of the icke,s vii, ala
posted III The Canal, lniun CnrruI,on ,iyrus ,m,,
ton>othlHtrd Banks in New Orleans IN the, NAM, -,
,o"'s '',,','' JOINTLY with J. Il. Pr,rnult actually
'''iN "shIrr OF the Consolidated l;ank as Trn.lrr
US per act passed tn'"le 4. Mnzurrnu, Esu Not Pun
on ' :" May 1857, aud the properties transferred In
!he above mentioned gentlemen uuinruwbcreJ ~.
ders. ''' P''A' MOI
q, III Ne" York the monies will be lcpoStcd in lin,
fhocnIX Bank to the rcdit the above mined !, a.,
Banks of New Orleuus ny
ne f"nIc are referred to the nets passed Define
A. A'"znftnii, Esp Not. Pnb. relation to the nrnn
Lottery. i' !" ''c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

A treaty of Commerce and Navigation has bccn
recently concluded between tic Oriental State of
Uruguay and France. 1t was negotiated at Mon
tcvidoc, and signed by the French Consul, Don Ra
mon Maria Baradcrc, and the Minister for Fureirn
Af1airs Don Francisco I.ambi.-(ri0dc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

1t is rumored, that Count dc Mornny will be
appointed to succeed Mr.. Ponthos. as Minister 10
the United States. This dpoma,ist is u conncc.
tion of Marshal Sout.
1t is also said that Mr. De Sa'igny, one of the
secretaries of the French mission il, this country
will be appointed Charge d'ailaircs in Tcxas,-
Globe.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

u We a'c authorised TO announce that a. the soici.
la'on of large number OF the citizens q: the tire.
municipalities, Nr.WlLI,,M FRERrr l,as con .en,l To
the presentation of his to his fellow ci liens nj
tue next ensuing erection, candidate tor the office
ui Mayor III the Guy Of New Oricnns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer,, of Albany N. Y. has
seen convicted Of setting on foot military expedition
IN the Unite! States against foreign power, aud sen
fenced t" six months imprisonment in the county iu;l,
ard fine of $3.50.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

The CANr.-Quite fall house at the little Camp to
witness the Lady Of lyons The cast was new one
almost entirely, and no two of the acto,s we believe
had appeared in it together before; it cousequeuv did
notgo off so spiritedlv it will in future rejrrsen
tution.
Mr.. Barton has ossredly very correct con-
cepton of Claude NIelnot,e and ut times elected well
deserved applause. We thought him, however, too
nervous, as also was, nk, Mrs. Stuart This feel
ing which ewhal .tcroratel from the PLAYING both
OF the lady and gentleman, probably WAS from the
apprehension OF comparison with those who had prccc
ded them in those paris hu, us our public ur, most
just we h'pe on anotIe: occasion, they will show that
confidence, which alone was wanting to assure lIc II
success.
Mr. Barrett was, as usual Ms Culnncl Damns. The
applause he received uron his first appearance was so
powerful and astounding, that ii knocked him down; but
his grea, length did not lie long measured ON the stage
iur instantly rose, and gracefully made his acknuw
| Judgments to his old friends.
We are sorry nj all Times to be obliged to find fault ;
but for 'hc good Of the D,na aud for tl, benefit of
actors themselves. the 'ruth however dsuSrccallc mus
he ;old
Mr.. ksppcll was imperfect; both in costume and in n
hnnwledsc of the auIiI,r; II. qucLtlv lis manner Dor
d"rr, on vu guri,v.
Mr. Dr!ar--"" ae sorry, often to he compelled to
say dISngrccnbc things 10 this acton, but he appears
rrchl s. t"all advice criticism, and unless he reforms
he will become fair subject Tor the correction of the
''d'r'c. who, by the way, arc fri quen'Iy ndulgcnt.
MIR. Dcbhr was, as is 10" often the with him, impcr.
lie IN Ills part and us is almost always the case with
HIM very nappropriaely X sabhi'y dressed. lie should
learn something Of tie minute OF dress; for instance,
that with silk stockings he should wear buckets in clean
shoes; that with white kerSeymere breecles, he should
wear white vest and white ncchclo,l that in full dress
he should wear white gloves. Now as the son of
nobclnan, and gentleman of fashion, aspiring TO the
hand of the belle of Lyons, he was dressed the yc,v
reverse of all this Ifhe expects to succeed, he mus,
reform enrely,an show greater 1--we for his profess
S'on' Than he evinces determination to economy.
The other characters fthe play were toerabe, with
tn :ur.,;> .,,,, . .
c"s"ble us she took the pat in the morning. to supply
the p'ucc Of Mrs. Moore, whow taken ill.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

COLONEL BEE, from Texas, arrived on Friday from
inc south We understand by friend, that the Colonel
has 'n'r"no" TINT the Texan Loan Of $5,0OO0OO has
been negotiated we hee,c at 6per cent. interest payu~
Bile annually. The Loan payable in thirty years.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

lie Weekly Times we have at last got glimpse at,
1t is large and well printed paper, aud uIp renvv on
the high roud to success.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

Loss q Mr steamer 1gnes.-The steamer Agnes
struck snag OF the evening of the Goth u1t "a miles
from Alexandria, on her passage to New Orleans, and
sunk She had in her hold 10 bales cotton. 1t is ul-
CERTAIN whether the boat or cargo can be saved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

man residing i'll Basin street, by the name or
Blower, shot himself Friday night updur the lower
jaw, and died yesterday morning of the wound, lie
left wife nnd seven children in poor circumstances
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

A. MUS s5h"eS anioriScs a announcer qua la
domaIfe dun grand nombrc dos citoyenS dcs trois
municipalities, Mr. WILLIAM FnEREr { CONSENT n
Sc presenter CONNIE caudlat a la place dc Maize
Ia plochainc election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

The mail failed yesterday from beyond Chareston;
we have no" consequently, anything in relation to the
conduct OF Banks OF New York in regard to the resou
tons passed by the merchantS, &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

The Native American is cnlurg, d and much improve,
in appearance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

we have beor informed that draft of the Git
zen's Bank, on Philadelphia Bank for $4,000,
came back yesterday, protested for non payment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

schooner supposed from Hampton Roads, bound to
'e orwaid, was capsiAeL on the a6,l uIto and went
down: all on board persisted.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

U. 5. Bank was selling, at New York, on tn,
25th, ut from IS 81 to II l-2.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

MODE on DRAWING;
i"uooo tickets, from TO ln0,N0, will he put in one
Wheel and 100 prizes, with the blanks in Another In
every n"n''rr prize or blink will he drawn until al
"pn2es are determined, leaving The balance of num-
hers III the whccl-blarks.
Orders nrlhe above Lottery i'll be received Mt ,l,r
o1ee under the Vrraiah, corner of II. Charles nnd
common streets, aud at No. l0l Chatres street Nfw
orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
c"n ny post PAID containing relnitlances for the mum.
Der OF tickets required addressed 10
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, New Orleans,
II strami"at will be provided to take to FIo,ilo
such passengers as may he .desitous TO witness The
drawing. "
Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1852. n,yl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

lIA HOTEL, l.. '' ]EEiA
4 LAFAUD has the honor of informing his friends
~ mud the public in general d Mt he has taken the
Hotel at CarroltoH, 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 n",icc beforehand. He is willing to enter
INTO arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
"I'asS'hS 'he summer ut CarrOlltOn. m20
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Mali Regulations.

4NHWII ItGX0J0u1OHss. : :
!Ac treat Eastern M1I is. closed every day at 10
s'clsck A. N. IL due every day at4 PM.
:. The Lske Nail tvia tovngton, Lay is closed every
Mo1si.y, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6o'clock, A. NJ.
r. N. =.
The LoxisriNe or RirerS Mail is closed every Mon
day, "Wednesday. md Sainrtay, at 3 r. NJ is sent
and returned by STEAMBOATS, Arrives rreguary three
tunes week. slEI0 = -
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mil is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, p NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
TIE Alexandria or Red Riper Nail is sent irregu-
tesiy ny steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL. 7,.
Monday,
Saturday,
COAST MAIL.
Saturday, o''s's"' D CLOCK l. NJ
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THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE srKEErcAKs

Leave the h"n of Jackson 1T q ocock AM Canal
street att "cI"ck At hiifpast o'clock they commence
leave both ends every halt hou until :! o'clock excrp
Ing that, ine ri of leavn. Canal O'Clock the car
wiiileav there at 9o'li eek Pm.
~ 1t is rtcn arv requested TINT reut'cmcn will not put
their feet upon the cu>ous the lars when liic,
arc present.
Office NewGrlcans & Cnrrulltun
Rail Road Company
October sd, 1850. JOHN lI\MpSt,N
Chief Engineer n. %. \ G., Il. C.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

From al accounts, the grain crop ct the present ca
son is most abundant.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

~ lat. CANINE, ct the solicitation Of many of his
trends has consented IN become candidate for the
ofire of Mayor Of this city,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

a. cars viii leave nj the hours in the DAYS
until sclock T.. M when Locomotive will leave CroIl,or
every hour until o'clock, P and New Orleans hour
until soLlo h PM. ~
An extra inrs" Car be obtained before 70 Of 10, PM
~ paying .ialars for the Trip. After I. o'clock r. NJ
10 dollars, in he charged. "
Persons going by the Car must provide themselves
with Tickets the codu.tcr has positive directions not to
receive money in liau thereof
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
For October, 1889.

Nept ny d. L. Ii LIE at tho city of New Orleans
Lat ~ d.57 NJ; Long. 90 d O3 m. w. of {; recnwich
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

an amusing Posiiou.--To sec Il drunken man
rr"mg al II pump hrsging the handle not to strike
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

FOR NEW YnRk-T" sail on the 9Th November
Ne" \urk aud New ORLEANS Line.
Al, The elegant packet ship CT ARI EMAGNE,
lTTT Capt Jackson will E" Try about 1900 bales
A1G4ec" cotton, ono half of ~hch is ready to 60 on
b"nrd For the residue of freight or passage having
hehuf'ini furnished accommodations, apply on board
oppos, Hcnjnn street. nrto
OBJ Pt,JI,I, ADJ tW &c CANINE,
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8INteat 0sRlcs.
tOkT OF NEW ORLEANS.

..a CLEARANCE>.
November I'd, 1880
brig Gannicleflt Levy, Kingston RG,oninr g lao
Schr EIizabh Forsyth, Pensacola '"'"s s,,, a"
Steamer llerrimack Eaton. St Louis Ma,tcr
~ '.'e"' "''u' u"'esoh' Master
ARRIVALS.
Tow loa, G,ampu, A,,e from N%, s d "a It's. sa9
ha, ing proceeded with tow returned tn ina
WIN ps cor'"h'an Left the bar on the ls Nothing
brig Corin,hian aync 60 days from Rio Janero to he,
Steam ship New York, Wright fin New Pork via Charlie,
ton Havana Key West and Pensacola, TO Boseu Iaw
thorn -
Steamer Canton. srat,on, FIN Grand Gulf
Steamer 81 imnt Hart FIN Bay on Sara
steamer Kobt Morris, Green, alexandria
Steamer VIM Robinson Jr, durri. bayou Sara
Steamer Gen Harrison Bate hedo FIN Mouth of Ohio
EXPORTS.
favRE Per ship Cargo 1857 ne. co,,o, aos
OK hides. a!l bundles hides baagng 80
ro nm 5la brig anmcrht Cargo u hhls tbacco
Tar, 400 bags II. COO hoop poles 10 doz broons " "
fENsA olA-Per schr Ezabetl-Caryo 40 bread lots
ST. Louis. Per steamer Mcrlmack Cargo 50 crates +
GALVESTON Per STEAMER AIcr'imack Cargo IA sacks
corn, small lots lndzc
Rio JANEIRo. Per C0rnthan ,Curno 5I5O sock. coa,,
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Bayou Sara-Pnr steamer Brilliant. CaIro il2 holcs coo,
e. Lee eo.35 fonnor tiricy. las Taylor Gardner
so D ",ks 9 Lsso"s 90 GO ny,ne
sa2!W Cover 50 White 81 Prescott, Jo.os co. 20
~ ':amheth \ Ihomp son, A Handy, A Lizartc 70
10 Adams Nhitn % Feyronx, Atcue & co. order H.
ecnrpenter % lids II Field sundries 10 owners nm
- board " "''' u"
'irand Gulf Per steamer Canton-Careo 30 bales co,tou
Comstock Hyde co. Al do VIM ayar, l6 Raj cy Berk
co. .OTayln Gardner 81 Adams 4 hitaI o. ids
sugar. II 'ls lnolasses } W Zackaric & co ~
Aiexnndrn Per steamer uht Moris-Carco 1871 bales co,
Ton ~ White 100 Lambeth Thompson 81 MEuery & Fo,L
o',a'n helocq besoi"s u Iaudumay. Henry Lau-
'ens ID hd' sugar l.amhriht Thompson ~
fayou Saru-rer VIM Robinson Cargo 24t bales cotton
Ledout& 70. lI2 White co. IS Burke Wait Il CT, ~ "
Flower Jos Armor, 81 Rverdc, 30 Lambeth L. Tbomn
con, 81 NJ Lee, T. arreit, 10 Nj Goodrich, e. Peyromx
Arcnei' CO. T. Hardy, 81 Bennett Ferrdays & co do
caldwell Hickey 81 foan. Kellogg Desoes; 90 lids SUI
gar C!egs, u lnndumay &c bis aud sugar 60 Adj
"'.s So. MhtaI, lot furniture to CaldwelI& Hickey
Niouth OF )o Per steamer Gen Harrison Cargo lG3 hi,
eotton L"okhaI Fearn Doneean IS Conner & i;ridcy
sNn lchl a. bis flour Armour Lake Walker 81 Bradcr
Mckenna Wright, i6 n Dick FORSYTH e. 20 Wh;,c
co. LOU sheep owner board, iaes cotton Tate T. Hon
kins ~ 'a "'p'
PASSENGERS
Fer steamer New York Mrs Gouliout ard chdrop and
nurse AT fanr and family, Parker and Lady, Miss egouIt
m!s Andrews and sson Morton Lady. Phelps and adv
S M's on"ry l"l Philips and Lady Casto Lady aud
usushier ircmomn Vanwinkle and Sister, arrs Col Seng
and son Reid Farisb johnson. NIilroy Bris,o IJnnekn
trcdrlcks, earns, Ferricr, Thui!er - '
mn MEMORANDA
The Now York repots chip rencc in the river only
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

FIXES IN TIE UNITED STATES.
we Ind the following statement of fires, which huvc han
pcncd since the beginning of the present month"; the Phl
IrluIi1 Mnfl '''''
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An IN AZ, AZ
FOR NEW VnpL

~ ~ ~ II ~
FOR NEW YORK. :.
H0IMES' LINE or rAtkEr.s-ro suiI cyery'
Il other Noniuy 's
This Linz Is rornposrd of SIX Sims viz. #
Ship l'rK>n''H", Captain Bunker Nov. 45tl, =
PANruE> AshI,y o,j by.
ARKs>SA< Dennis Jon 9Th
N\>HNIiLf, Wood, . plrl
~ ALAENNt, Berry, Frh 81
Inc above SI'Is are Of tue FIRST class ropprrcd, und
copper fastened, nae! having been hnl, in New York
expressly Tor IlS truIr-llcv are of lict I,auyht of
w@hinhd almost INV HInll the Bar ,,hout nny
dctct"n hes" puchrr- arr, couua.olrd hy t'ulaiis
wen experience" IN tn" trade, and wi! ALWAYS exert
themselves I" HrrUnmuo " i'll nIuu,> he nwrd
lI an" down the r'ci and will pI"mpI, sab a. nd
,urtl>cd.
They have. Irnd,on,,,lv furnished ac,nuln,,I,,;,ns
ana Sl"rs N H." hr@ qHtht> NIll always lr furnished
OF passengers
The pre-" o. rnhi" lr~- re i tiArl at 80 without
WINE or liquor
For inr,Hcr Iortirrl,r,. nrll, To
-! \ COHEN, 90 Common ST
n" SHIPS ar not mTo"ntI lie for brrasugc o gllss
h"iIn" ware, marble "Iumir, cnolrIner of tin or
rust =" non II" S'""t' nor H,onsihr for any package or
rnrr'' "nIe-S r"4"jnr bal "iadng j. signed tier, for
FOR NEW YORK.
l''"'~''|' n'I' We" York Line of Inck,rs.l
IL ~ ~ - -: Is
Io S"H F"g"|f'iy as "drerttsrd Ir0w earh Io1I. I
w. inc l. at ms momeM composed nj the tulluw-
1 'ng snu~, h1 Il Inor, new vessels will Ii. uu,nnat
an tnll| day making the nuinrrr twelve. in all vhcb
WI" nli"" Z" ON" tlmg Dispatched from I'M, rol very
week 't'r'n- tn year, Iu~ uiurliu9 run fac lilies
Tor transportation and at the lowest rut,.S ,iIegh
snip ,n|n', Captain lrn.k.
Mississippi, E,,br.
" I.UlIIS, lie Alien
saratoga, llathuwny.u I
:" lintS>iilc, Ehl,;J,, /.
Shakespeare" Palmer
he above ships are all rf the ilIst rIn~4 cupnerad
and copper tt>trrd Of II Iicli druush of wn,rr and
hlIli IN New York expressly for the trade will ,Iey,nt
Recommendations ton pnS-rmg, and Commanded nv anle
and experienced masters,
III" prnc 1T passage is fixed ut $50 without wine
or liquors, ample stores III other uar,Iclar will
he provided and every attention ri, en- to- D,um,e tho
comfort OF those passing in, ir., n, the. lin, rio
ships VIII at all tunes be lowed up nn, down the tyrr
and the greatest pnctnity observed as to hcir day Of
sailing ' "
NrIihcr the Owners or captains Of these vessels Wiz
b" rr>onsibrtur l"welr, hulIion pre- ions stones .il
rrr or plated ware, hr;lhAgc OF gtaSs hollow worr
marble, "r g'nnr, coUperagr TIM rust of INN a,
steel or for any letters, parcel uc kasrs rn, y or
PHt On board n them, unless bills OF lnduT pr
taken for the >',nc, and the value Ihcreufrxprrs,rd.
Fortnight or passage, apply IL
80: :! JAMES b lITi.lIN, "a Camu II
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SHIPPING.
CoaStwlse.

FOR NEW ioIsI<-EcguIar Packet.
Holmes Line of Eackct<.
u To sail on the Aih inst.
III, The packet ship ALABAMA. Berry, mas
jETTfa ter, wi positively su the l,h last For
A2z.E. the balance OF her cargo, say $50 bales cot
t"n,appIy to the cul tam on hoard two tiers below lc
Vegetable market, or to
NJ COHEN, 90 Common st
The packet ship VickShurg sill succeed the Ala,
hama, and sail on her regular ,lny
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

Qn1" UHn|Y.-rhcrc is a gentleman in New
ork "l,sc face has ccme so wr nkrd l,v his
constant exposure, l!,t his wife u,cs it to crate
nutnlrgs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

? he *'eamnr"cket roNoCIIICHl, Capt Gilie,r,
i"' AtakFn"s' having been nnavodai'y Detained will
iha Icctr, Tomorrow For freight or passage AMY on
card, OTTO PETER LAiDi.AW,
. III ~ [ uIun
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New arrangement.
NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLToN RAIL ROAD

BIZ To commence the LIST of November, 1892
FROM CARRoLLToN. ORLEANS,
Horse Car at 5 o'clock AM Horse Chr nj III n,lnrk NJ
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J l. WINTER,
lst Licnt. dc la gardc dc mutt

NOFlt'E-Al persons indebted 10 Municipality
l No. ,, ARE hereby iied to forward and
make payment before the frS, Mortny in Novcn,-
Der next, agrceahv to ordinance ot he CsAeil nssci
on the 9th n>nrl,--thc Treasurer bs,ns required To
place all claim, unad iu>cd ut that line in suit,
THO. SIOD, j.. Treasurer
New orlcnns, Oct. "a iS3o-o26 2h Municipality
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.'.a CLEARANCES.
Gil; November I'd, 1889.
Brig tannicleflt. Levy, Kingston RG,onnr q I
Schr EIizabl Forsyth. Pensacola s,,., "a"
Steamer IIcrrmack, Eaton, St Louis nI,
Steamer Gteccn, Could Galveston ,it
ARRIVALS
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hh' Resolved, This this meeting adjourn &c
meet at the CITY Hotel, the evening of the 9th
instant, at O'Clock, to hear the Report of lhcll
Committee; and that the proceedings Of this meg
ting he published in the daily papers, signed by the
Chairman aud Secretary.
PETER IL. SCHENCk, Chairman.
}. ANGRY, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

u PETER LAlDLAW has ie,nov.l To No. 5.
Camp slr,cl. nj
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Statement Of Cotton, November J. 1891
Stock on ithd . ul;r LIST 1872. ....... bales li,I
.''''N II t''s week. 10
''ccl'cu lhc' "is t.... 3gT----G62
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

AVIS.
( 1ONFORMEM ENr une Resolution du Cor
- sell pnSsc lie Is c"nrnn!, iou!cs pcrsonncs in
dcttts ii Ia Mnniclnnh'G No. 9. scat par ccs pre-
scntrs notifies tic fare Placement sur on ayint 10
premier nndi de N"vcmbrc,--a &C temps lc IRE
soricr ctnnt ohlisG dc placer process toutcs re-
quotes non ad)ns,ts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

4 ,'A'khn PRINTING PAPEtS-Now landing
y: rom ship Adelaide, invuice Ct iur rulored
l"re'S; aiS", lot of Printing Piper p AZ
"",ch Will he sold at The love rutcs.
Oh N.EN row AR, 10 Canps,
NJ HlSKEi-JO Lbs in store Il, sale L.,
w ot' q DORSEY, ii New I.vc,
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n :, MEANS = 81. eS
Due from Banks IN the State.
Due from banks in ~ York \ Orleans sr,,.,
Nut"> Vi "thsr Banks. ................. HI,lyi
SIictic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

1t shall IL at the option Of the winners If priycs nj
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04
CANAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

ME subsc bes for in the Richmond and Brook
II willie Canal, hereby notified the follow ing
Commissioners, viz: Achilles Williams, benjamin. Fal-
ghum, W. NJ Leeds, Smith Hunt, Jno. Rider james
born, James L. Andrew. and tbnsr M'sr,,
thorzed TO receive tho nrst of Five Dollars
eaen share subscribed which said hrss psymen,
m1dc the witha 80 closing
OF the subscription books asrseably the
which the subscrptIo made, aad 30
will expire Si this month Nav 1897 and the
be DELAYED lonse. than ii
scrbers viii be expected call aad make their
the above named reside a. o.
the place where Inc books opened which
entered their subscriptions. Those who subscribed
books opened Ri.nmoad will 4. W lliams. Bena-
min Fughun II w n. Leeds, whom will he read,
at A Williams shop Ma all
this time and the said 23i da, of this month"; receive
subscribers ard receipt them for The
who subscribed ,i,s books opened Abingdon
will pay Smith Hin;those who subscribed Browns
Vile will pay Jno. Riderthose Dunlapsvile Jas
Or-bone-,hose Fairfield Jas l.. Andrew, and tho.s
a Brookvie Abner M'Carty The election d-
ordered by the commissioners be held Rch
nond, 18Th day OF June s3o 10 O'clock
or said day. By order of the commissioners,
W. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Nav 4h. 1889. l7-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04
News are very scarce, Mr.. Reader.

WHIos OF UNION CouNrY.-We are informed by friend
from Union county, that the l3h of last month (Apri
Wings that county, in primary assemblies IN
township and meeting appointed six delegates to
attend County the ooh of the month,
for purpose of ting Wing ticket to bs
tho August election The County Convention mex, at the
time appointed and noina cd John b. Rose, and William
H. Bennett candidates for the legislature and other
known integrity and proby for tho county Offices
They also appointed a delegation of six stend Con-
geonal Convention, provided one deemed necessa-
sy. This n right; and pleased to the hgs
Of Union alive their and hope the ides'
August will prove the Vanocracy of this that
"UNION there strengU.' The Wings of that
" aborod zealousy the of political REFORM
have lawful weapons of feemen, argument, convin
many their citizens Of tho impocy of confdng too
much power hands of the Executive, the cabn of
politicians that surround the presidential chair In
ION ry county, but is whig
good and