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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

arms and the power to exert our industry may quit
Ne hest. But with at Independent Treasury shall
certainly lore the latter right End in due time the for
mer, for it springs from the latter BY destroying the
State Banks, the Union will rapidly converge ce,'.
trasm, for the central power would then be the hear,
through which the pulsations of trade would pass.
a>hington would soon he the United Statea as Paris
is France. With an Independent Treasury, the Ex-
ecutive could easily Army and Navy on whom
he could depend for my emergency. With an indie.
pendent Treasury, Congress- would be merely paria.
men' called together to register his edicts. With an
Independent Treasury the President would enjoy s,,.
preme and absolute power and nothing would he left I,
| the country but the forms of repuhcansn Such
would be some Of the bitter fruits of nm Independent
Treasury system. The experience of the past TIVE
years proves that have exaggerated in drawing
the picture.
Will, them the Ameri an people, with such conse
Quences staring them in the face decide in favor of Va.
Buren, in ,8'0 or will they adhere tn the Constuo,
OF their fathers and place the helm of state in the hand
Of Henry Clay
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

1eras.-No" that Col. Rec has been sent back the
Mexicans with flea in his car,"' the Texans have
but one alte, native They ah ,ud declare sgainst
their enemie and not rest ill the proud city o.he Mou.
tezumas is their seat government. Thousand o. Tree.
men ir'n all quarters Of the globe will fly to the sup
port Of 10 hay cause.
Destructive Fire.-Last avening, about 4 o'clock, a
fire broke on, in the % Municipality, st. Philip
between Perddo and Graver streets, 10 cotton pick
ing, belonging to Mr.. Hewey. In an instant it spread
n-v-ry direction, and swept before it all the houses
excep, in The direction Of Gravier street. Is prin"
cpal rnnge however down Perdido street, extending
ST. Paul to ST. Peter and burning to the ground
every house on half the square, until the flames
arrested at the Of ST. Peter and Perdo. In less
than an hour about ,,y dwelling houses
ed. The row Of frames belonging to Mr.. Sorbav, we
hear, insured for $l75OO. 1t is supposed the
total loss Of property will fall short Of $7oo00 be-
sides the destruction OF furniture &c. There is report
that child was burnt in Of the houses but in
quiry could not ascertain whether it M I
The flames spread with great rapdity the houses helm,
almost ns dry n. nde owing to the long spell Of dr.,
! weather that we have had.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
PAR BACH l. CALHOUN.


IL sERA vENDU Mercredi ls 8 Juliet. 1889,
midi, Ia NOuvelle Dnurse, rue St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes Carrollton, designs d'apr6s un plan tire
par Louis Brngier, Arponteur generale, los dts
lots ct c. LNlet E content 26 lots nun,6ro,ts
de 26 lesquels ont les mcsurent .uivants
Nos. |. 9. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10. mcsurant
chacsn 80 picds dc face la rue Macarty sur !03
picds lie profondeur, le lot. l formant lencoig>
nure dcs rues Macurty ct Adam, ct 10 lot 10
fornant l'enco gnurc des rucs Macarty ct Burdct.
No. IL, IL, Is, trois lots mcsnrant chacun 800
dcur.
Nos. II, Is, lG, II, IS, 10, 90, 81, %, %,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 30 pieds dc taco la rue
do Commerce sur los do protondeur. lie no. Ia
formant pencoignuro des russ dc Commerce G,
Adam.
Nos. "a, rs, 2G, mesurant cracun 30 pods dc
face la rue Adam sur $50 do profondeur.
l. ict G contenant &c lots numcroles do a &c,
| lcsqucls ont les measures suvants:
Nos |, 2, 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, T. 10 mcsurant
chacun 30 pisds dc face a la rue de Commerce SUI
los dc profondeur, le lot no. fornant rencoir.
nure des rues de Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. IL, 70, Is mcsurant cbacun 20 pleds do
face a Ia rue Washington sur $50 dc protondcur.
Nos, ID. Is, l6, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %, 80
dix lots mesnrant chacun 81 peds do taca a la rue
Pearl sur lis do proiondeur, lc no, Ia formanl
Fcncoignure des rues Pear ct Washington, ct lie no
~ joignant Foncoignure des rues Pearl ct Bur
det
Nos. 81, g. 2s, 3 lots mesurant chacun 80
piods do face la rue Burdct sur $50 do prsfon
deur ct le tout mesure Americana. il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Virginia We have before us complete return from
his sta'e, except five small counties. Admitting ,he
latter Stu nd they did last yea, the joint vote of boil,
houses will he - wings 10 conservatives and II locos
20 We have lost but and the Conservatives but one
This being the cas-" look The election of Mr. Ryes
as certain for nearly all The wings opposed to him last
year. out, and there will be strong reason TO unite
OIL HIM. so as to defeat Van Burene. The wings hav e
gained IN this contest. Van Buren, majorities have
heen reduced in many districts almost to nothing. In
the Presidential election Henry Clay will utterly defeat
his opponent, for if the abuses of Van Buren, have
thought him so low already the further exposure ofhis
corruption will give the opPosiona FULL majority.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
n r. " or LEANS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1889.

The time question in l640.--Wha will il he Mar
tn Van Buren, and the sub treasury or Henry az and
the Constitution. leading administration print in
New York holds this language. This grsut PROPOSE.
ton-,he Independent Treasurv--the most mpor,an,
certainly to the permanent prosperity and repub,;can
INN Of The country that has ever hsen sppe.,ed !, far
,up,,e,v ,eserxed =, rive o,n,a %, ,,...,;o, oe ,,
presidential .lec t,n |, will ,riumphantlv sustain anv
administration which is clearly pledged and f,i,hfuy
devote 10 its edop,on." With tb;s Urea, oue.,or
therefore, Martin Van Buren eoes bcsre the ,eonle IN
le4O clearly nIedred md G,;,fuv d.vo,d n, -, .d,n
finn 7, o,her .ords NJ w., u,x.. II,
n.,nle NJ ,,s U,;,oa s,.,os ., .,, ill., - &c.
deucv, and BY so doing to annrovs of b;s scha,. fr
ao,,.,,;,. ~. r..,:,,,,:o w., w.
oc H.. s,,,,, g., anal, iii L.. IT. =,
orn,,;zrn =, ;,d,,..,,,,, -. W
fact. the fr;ands of tho ,en,,c ,ronos - aI.,, A..
CLAW n tho pr..;de,ov ,.;,. ,a,. - u..ox A..
CONSTITUTION ., the y1,,o, and :, ,xova. H..
,esul,s N aou, from, ,lo ,o,s,,,,,,a,;n, .rM w. d.
r.n,s proec,s Hers ,hau ye h.,o ,ho ,w,, ,.,,,.u
a,i.s," in I8,o-,lortin Van Bnren md III. dorfu r
the Repun)ic or Henry CLAY and rho s.lvo,o, of ,ho
Republic. Are the people prepared at this early dav
Of the grand experiment resign their liberties to de-
signing dragngue7 Are they reaIy 10 put on the fc
tiers that one man may fnrgc' Are they eager 10 sur
render into the hands Of man the glorious rights
and privileges won lily their sors blood and trans
mtsd to them for safe keeping Are Americ ans going
etct Martin Van uccn to the highest office in their
gl' when he stands pedgod nav, 'mpudenti, pledged
I" the establishment of an Independent Treasury
whereby he may overtnrn Their liberties, and there
on s"esp"'s".
~" is there man in III" country who does not fore
'n' Workings "' ms sub-'reasury schemr' An indie
Pse"' irea*uTy as its name SHOWS, is Independent Of
al eon ''~he'""r "' the people or Of Congress. he
treasure ''"' ho~s 'o t"'' he "n'er Il sole cont "l
~ '''7 r*ee"'lv'' "hen "r'ered by Congress to dis,
purse '"''s 'on tue treasury tn ""y d" so, as suits
his '"r e'": "''r OF the strong box, he
ca" s's-'"' ."""'' -w"encver he pIeases Under a
''e'" IKE 's me ru"c 'u""s WI be applied to rnr
poses e"'f's "'@a ''' ''e'e Will he f' responsibility
to Congress or to the people, else the sysem could no
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
lONEY MARKET

.rtFs CITY, Iue<dHv F.v' ne, June u.
Nrlders have given way tn the DOWN. ard Miency
q tue market II last. Ahou, 400 bags Of mihi!ns
changed hands to-day, at 10 cents, being full decline
Of cent. on the Saturdays rates. What held at
" cant% last we Is offered freely Mt T.. Ship
meHt ~ factors Of Tennessee aud Alabama cations is
going on with more zeal than ever.
We ara 10 have another blast from Mr. Not4 tn-nor-
row morning "Wednesday. How will he gel the
ias!s Of the falling mnrket E"ropel A to the amount
I'M crop in th. country, il is matter Of 'noon-
that's tho thing.
IN the produce market nothing new. Flour dull at
- 81. TOhacco steady at former prices.
It's said 'hst the Cnprnciped Shelton has resigned
the Presidency of the Brandon Bank, and that Judge
Lynch has taken his place. 'Twas time. Let Lynch
non falsfy his name. hut put in execution his code OF
law ulo every one Of the directors.
hH Watcher papers are publishing the circular oi
MesWs. Bennstt, Ferridavs & co., announcing tl,ei,
Temporary suspenfnn. appears that their funds
sIl tied up in Ntrthern Mississippi. and owing the
'mpMsibtv Of getting them in hev obliged to stor
payment. flour m-r hsnts had all that was due Their
t.sm our neighho,s, the would exceed ten millions
OF dHllars, very large element in our troubles.
No Mail tu~day from hsyond Baltimore.
IN the LIST If this month Levi Woodbury. had on
6,Ux2UW Of Treasury shin Plnsters.
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OF THE
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TRUE A MDR1 9AN,

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With local matters, the True American may
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
SYNDlCS SALE.
BY BACH H. CALHOUN.

Ok DACh u CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889. at -
w o'clock at the City Exchange in st Louis ST.
between Royal and Charres Streets by order Of Antt
ny Rasch, Esq Syndic Of the CREDITORS Of Alessrs
Egerton 4 Wi6ray for the account and q, the risk Of
MesSrs Edward York, George B. Ogden and 5 COgdep,
who have failed to comply with the terms Of sale oi
property hereinafter described made to them on the
24th January, 1889.
Eleven lots Of ground, situated IN Faubcurg. Saulet
~ Municipality Of New Oriranr the squsre bounded
by Clio, pytanee, Caliope and Nayass streets, IA pei
plan which will be exhibited at the time Of sale, viz:
Lot No measuring 90 feet, inches from, on Pry.
tanee street, by 10 feet in depth, and front ON Clio
street.
Lots No. IS, 10, and 10, measure each &C
'eet front on Prytanee street by leo feet deep.
Lot No. II, measuring go feet inches front on Pry
lanes street, by 100 feet in dcpth and front CuIliope
| street.
The above lots will be sold separately with the fiv
lege ofan alley in The rear Of the width Of Is feet
Terms Of sae-$l8'O cash each lot balance G
with mortgage until final payment.
june ! .3tljl7 3jv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
Venle do Syudic.
PAR BACH &, CALHOUN.

PAR BACH g. CALHOUN.
IL SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi 10 3 Juliet pro.
L chain midi, a Ia Nouvcllo Bourse rue St,
Louis entire les Royalc ct Char,res par rordro
do Mr.. Anthony Rasci, Sindic des cr6ancicrs do
Messrs. Egerton ct Wibray pour le compile Of aux
risques de Messeurs Edouard Yotke, George 3.
Ogdcn and J. c. Ogden qni ont manques aux
ermas presents par la vente pour les propretes c
d dsn" designets cur adJugees le % Janver
1899.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situes dams 10 faubsurg Sauot, Ode Municpalite de
la Nile OrlcGuns dams i'ilet situG entire les rues
Clio, Prytanee, Cal!iope, ct Nayadc, d'spres un
plan qui etc expose au moment dc la vcnto,
Savoir
Lo Lot No. l. mesurant 90 picds 4 pouccs do
face Ia ruo Prytaneo par 100 picds dc profondeur
de face Ia rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2, 3. 4. S, 6, 7, 8, 3 $40 mcsu-
rant chacun 20 picds de- face Ia rue Prytaneo par
l2O pieds DO profoudeur
Ls lot No. IL. mesurant 20 picds pouccs do
face Ia rue Prytanee par l2o 2ieds do profondeur
ct face d la rue Callope.
Les susdits lots soront vendus separGment avec
10 privilege dune alice de Is pieds do largeur.
| Les termes de vcnlc ront $500 compliant pour
chaquo lot ct le balance 6, -, 10 ct "a mois do
credit On bcts cndossGs satisfaction, ayec hypo-
theque jusqu pariait Placement.
| BY BACH Il CALHOUN.
WILL be sold IN Wednesday, Sd July, 1899, at u
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis street
| Two Squares of Groend,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngier sur
veyor general, spares E and c. Square + contain.
s6 '"'a, numbered from TO &C. which measure fol
| lows:
Nos ,, 3, S. 6,7, g. 9, 1910 lots measuring each
~ feet front ancarty street. by 05 feet in depth 10
No forming tile corner Of Mac ar,y and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming the corner Of Macarty and Bur
Diet Streets
Nos II, i2, 1873 lots, measuring each 800 fee, from
on Buriet street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. IS, IS, II, II. 10, 90 81 % $50 lots meas
uring each 81 feet front Commercial street. by IO
feet in depth; No IA forming the corner of Commercial
and Burdet streets, and No 90 forming the corner q
Commercial and Albums streets.
Nos a. 25 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square contains 26 lots, numbered from l to e
which measure "a follows -
Nos 23, 4, 56,7, 8, g. I0-lO LOTS measuring cacl
~ ee front on Conmelcial street, by O5 feet in dept
lot No forming the corner of Commercial and BnaCe
Streets and No 10 forming the of Commercial
Washington streets.
Nos II, y, 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
Washington staee,. by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA. l5 IT, II, 10, 10, o. II, % $50 lots, meas
ung each 81, feet trent Pearl street by los feet
depth lo No IA forming the of Pearl and Wasl
ington streets. and No % joining the Of Pea
and Burder streets.
Nos "a, Is, 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet frot
on Burdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all America
measure.
. june 3, ljl7i&3jy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

II est ordonnc qnaucun bato,u plat M dovra
roster plus dc d'uze jours, fixes par la lo dams les
dites limtcs, mails a respiration dos douzo jours
sera eIog"t ct trimmer jusqu cette partic du port
approprIe d lusage des batcaux plats par l'ordon-
nance du 10 Mrs, 1889. c'est dire jnsqu'aux o.
PAGES dams la facade dos rues St. Jaq ucs Celeste,
ct des Religieusea, All della les li,ni,ss du mort
ct toutc personne agissant contravention ccttc
ordinance sera pnssibls dune amcnde de wing,
cinq p;astrcs pour elaque contravention ct IL
Wharfngcr est rcquis do WELLER strietement a Tex
ecution do cette cAnunancc ct il est do plus rsqui,
de METRE en- fnrco lol dominance du - Decembrc,
1885, defendant dc cassor les CHI alous ct ou,res bat
caux dams les limi,cs specifics.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
CONDITIONS 9

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra, double med IN, sheet, at &1g
per annnm, payable soni annually in advance.
matter Of two dailics, $40. payable in advance.
where no city reference is given.
Tho WEEKLY True AMERICAN, made up from tho
daily papers, during the week, will be sent 10 sub
scribcrs who pay SIS per annnm in advance, md
to mono other, unless acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS. MAY 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Look at his 1t has been proved that the present Polk
ocrac editor of the Nashville Union was violent obo
nn editor in Massachusetts, and the neero cud;dste
for seat in the legislature OF tina, state Yet This is the
man. selected by the Van Buren, party, to cxpound its
principles sonhernerS, will you sustain Plcsnlen,
whose acts declare him TO be nm abo,;nis,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Another Rom-Shcrif Stafford Of Warren County,
Mississippi, was lately attacked by n Mr.. Folke~, a
planter, for attempting to levy execution his pro-
perty. Mr.. Folkcs snapped, Will. that Of Stat.
f'rd's went off and wounded F"kes severely. Folkes
was captured aud the Sheriff proceeded to satisfy his
execution.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Something nsm.-Mr. Pnnsett, to curry favor with
the Temperance patty Of the Ea has proscri,,ad en-
rely the Of lent spirits wine Yves, Point.
Not even the visitors npf"t'd by government are to
get drop. We hear that ear ~ carry ,son
Of old Scotch in his poc'etby way Of medicine. They
are right.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

The interests e all req TINT these CONNIE re- ial
revolutions should ccase-hesc fuan iul wars should
end.-C0urier
/ BY the adoption Of an Independent Treasury und IL
consequent, overthrow of,he people, liberties!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

The last instance fajsence Of mnd-Talkinc nI,nu,
the rrtues that ador Thuddeus Stevens private char.
acier.-i}ust Post.
All mistake. The la, instance Of ul,sence of mind
was the Globe trying to prove that Mr. Van Buren, was
in favor Of til. last war; and an anti .abolitionis,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Missixsippi. Governor McNutt has made the follow.
ing appointments. Bank Commissioners, Charles NJ
Price" Of Kinds; Basil C. Harley ofNIarsaII and Fran
els Leech. Of Lowndes. Samu. Craig, Of Pon,otoc
State Treasurer. John Wheeler, of Madison Ensinee
to survey the coast OIL the south border of The
Stale,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Another Common Case.-'The Government brought
suit time since against Richard NJ. Carter as
public defauer, for the recovery of sll20O', after
patient herring of the benre the Circuit Court Of
the U. States. Judgment rendered yesterday a.
gainss r. NJ. Carer for the very amount which
Mr. c. agreed last February tn settle for and pay up,
with The addition of one months interest," Thus las
the government been again foied in its persecution Of
the citizen.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

Fort IVoyne.-Lieut Col Mason Of the Is, regiment
o. u 5. Dragons, Inns been ordered tnke post with
the four companies at Fort Gibson, IN the grounl
selected for the work fort Wnyne) on the Little
Illinois.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12

STATE OF T.OUlSIANA-Pari,h Court for III.
- Parish and city Of New Orleans.
Present the Hon Charles Maurinn, Judge.
No. II, 83l l.. A. irwin, in actual custody, VI. hi,
creditors and the creditors Of Erwin Il Bongs.
Upon reading and filing the petition and schedule I,
this cueIt is ordered by the Court that the creditors
open Court, on Nlonay the 18th june next 1882 ,her
and there I" show cause, ifnny they have, why The
said L. A. Erwin both in his persone capacity, and
as a partncrof the firm Of Erwing Il Bongs, should
not be dschareed ccording to law and that in the
meantime all proceedings agnins his property and per
so, be stayed 1t is urtheV ordered that Gilmore 4
King. E.qrs. Attorneys Il Councillors at Law, be
appointed 10 represent the absent creditors.
By order Of Court.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May 81, 1879.
n2j PAW ARMAND PILOT, Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-12
Carried 3lbs ovsrw eight.

Second Race.-The Breeders pln,e-~alue 800
given by the proprietor. For three years old that
never won race. Ni~ heats. No subscription
required. $2N added to the plate. Six entered: six
started.
Jas. Shy's CHI CT by Medoc. u
Hikes e. by imported Ssrpedon, 9
w 4 Wards br C by Waxev, 3
3 Malonevs's oh Ma. tim Jones' by Medor, } dis
Heirs b Mary l'ooker by Mercury, dis
Ihom'son's Bob Ward by Columbus, dis
Time-i,52; 1872
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Dead Letter oGce.-Some thousands of I.loyd's
Lists. being charged with letter postage were refused
short time ncc Boston, and were sent 10 III. dead
letter office Not mncl, picking here, Amos.
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Louisville Jockey Club Races-Oakland Course
Spring Meeting. l839.-First Day. Tuesday, Jun. 4lh
First Rare.-A sweepstak" for 3 year olds-sub
scription forfeit 800 mile heats: entered
started.
" W Bacon's + Minstrel. by Medoc, II
WIN Buford Sr's oh by Medoc, ?.
W r Wards CHI c by Waxey, 4:
VIM Butord, Jrs. .h by Medoc. 81
Time-1:d8 lie: l:4S.
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Fielding Dnris.-1'hs gentleman ha. replied to
Judge Smith. He proves plainly that Mr.. Leigh la
bored under wrong impression that lie was accessory
to the conduct Of Foster.