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LEGAL NOTICES.
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS,
treasury DEPARTMENT.,
CitF of Huuston 1Tth 1,I,, 100

! .
CITY Of Houston, l7th July 1851
pursuance Of requirement of a law passcd Nv
congress OF this Republic, approved January
Sist, 1889, making it tho duty Of tho Treasury to
saveil,se and cause to be sold tho lots in the CITY
" CALHOUN, on day by him fixed NOTICE.
nmsreoy glvon that the lots in the City of Calhoun
VIII DC otfored at Pubic Sale, on Monday tho 18Th
Gay OF Novom cr next, between the hours Of Ten
o'clock, NJ. and Fohr o'clock, p NJ, a, the Cuni.
tol OF tins Republic, upon the terms set forth in
me following extracts from the law above men,
toned 'o"-
Sec. 4.-Be it further enacted. That tho Inf. !,
said town shall be offered and sold for no other ,ur
rency than gold, silver, audited paper, or tho pro
mlssory notes of this government.
Sec 6.-Be 1t further enacted, That the said iots
shall DO sold on the following TERMS viz: One
fourth part 10 be paid down, and the other three
forth to be in equal instruments Of six twelve,I
eighteen months.
Sec. Be it tu,thor enacted, That if anv |
person who shall purchase airy of these aforesaid
lots shall fail to make pay'ant of the SIEVE IN in.
stainonts in conformity with ;this Act he or thew
snail forfeit all such sums they may havr previ
ously paid, aud the lots purchased BY such del,uI-
tor shall revert to tho government Of the Rcpub.
Sec. 6.-Bo it further enacted, That all pcrsons
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege Of pur
chasing and holding the same, and the President j.
authorized 10 issucpatents to them so socn n. tia
last ia. stament shall have been paid"
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
Of tho lots shall have becn disposed Of.
Calhoun is situated on the East end of Matayor. .
Ia Island directly on tho Main Pass into MataSor II
Ia Bay, and from its advantageous position, viii ,
probably become the principal commercial civ in
Western Texas. :"
Plan OF the city may be seen in The General a
and Office. ~ e.
The several papcrs in this Republic, tho CONNER.
ia Bulletin, Picayune and True American, of n.
- UuI JN,uhl tct,>
JAMES II. STARR G.
SECRETARY Of the Eraasu.u J.
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GEAN5 59TzT1ERsY
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
10000 PRIZES!
,.,,, ~ AAOONllNG TO TWO MILLIONS Dol Aps
~ " ''h OLD PLAN OF BLANKS Ay,v
1oV'OoO IIckct> at SEQ, So. GOO O0o
nv SIMPLY NUMBERED,
lro the
Nu-l The Numbers 100
To
from The Blank and bc from
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The FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th. 1a4o
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HRRlS TrnOIfi PAST

:, WINS TIN1T IT PA~ T..
ro ',,Gd"si"g, bea"fYying and preserving he Teeth
'1Nlls tnpara,'"n la, acquired greet crebrit, hy
us possessing iint !is- -av 4Iaac lr,,rs,-..rr
givrr The Teeth polish s"rcng the hr-uti und en-
tel. PrhdicotIng the sCnryy. II formed Of lngredl-
ens peas ut 10 tho rast., aud highly beneficial To- h,
lenlts and preservation of the Teeth and gums pur
does possess an atom OF nature the uuauc,
o'te Teeth, instead of being impaired las ii inevitably
Is the cas' in most other compositions will be preserved
ARD rendered beautiful in the For sale ut the
BAZAAR, coraer Of ST. Charles and Common st.
a. BUSH g. ALLAN.
ENRESH MEDICI ESQ pa: kaye, fresh mcd
l. cines received per recent arrivals from the North
"rn cities Liverpool and Havre making their stuck of
medicines aa p as any in the Southern country. Their
tine medical preparations from the celebrated manu-
factory Of Mander, Weaver & Co. from whom they viii
be constantly supplied. Pianters dealers and ihysi-
clans will be supplied on the most favorable terms.
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
az COZ Common and 'Ech, nitnuI ,s ct
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EyNGLISH PAPER & STATlONAKY-The nm.
IL dersi.ned. have just received per shin Rialto.
from London, and offer for sale
400 r"ams large blue wove Letter Paper
80 do do do laid do
so do do white wove do
90 do tinted gilt fancy do

HATS-The subscribers have received and are re-.
csying by every packet large supply of Beaver
Russia Fur and Moleskn silk Hats of the latest fush
ion and best manufacture, which they osr for inspec
G"n to-the citizens and pubic generally. For sa by
: GOSSIP Il Co.
Naval, Military & Fashionable Hatters, under
o3' Exchange lioel, st Charles at
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NEW GOODS.

kOoh u ALIEN are now opening complete as
- so,tInent OF linen shirts; do cambria with linen
ronts 'Inen collars; silk, cotton and mrrino under
shirts and drawers: cambria and silk handkcrchirts;
black and fancy cravats in great variety noIa scurfs
penders; silk cotton and thread Gloves; gentleners
Also-a splendid assortment oIadiss' and gertl.mens
writing desks, dressing Cases, musical boxes, work
boxes Port Foos Perfunery and cutlery, ut the BA~
ZAAR, corner Of st. Charles and Comrnnn s1a II
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.Nep Orleans. Aug. Goth, 1889
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- non to their former stock, have received from Eng.
land, per ships Chester Edwina and Nonantum and Nv
a: sortment Of Hardware Iron Steel Nails. Anchors
, mans, '"rdage, Leather, nils. &c. which the, offer
Tor sQlt aIi Inn TERI 49,
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y,V11t ''NEHs HIF, NEW ORLEANS:
vi. IT., assortment OF pI,els being ,r,,y ,,,o,,
',. subscribers "c, 'i.u ...!wa. iI, M p',e"
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SINGING !
L a oIILi. most res,
- and the public gencrt
the city and commenced h
Applications will be rec
T.. Johns n Co. ST, Char
c"'nn street; or Of Mr.. $
camp strc"t and Laiaycl,.
at ei'her of the above nj
cards. -
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CALDWELL. Oakley & PRlTCHARD,
MANAGERS fRorRlrToE.
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Recorders Court,

Recorders Court
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch.
Sep,.2!. 1889.
Michael Long, Peter Bennett, Jane. AIcAro>. R.y,
na'n .,nck Edward tentg"n, arrested found wing in
Michael Duffy arrested for disturbing the peace and
threatening To strike persons with an axe hound TO keen
the peace in $5UU '~'
Sep. ODD,
Edward McGawlev and Pat F'.,nmi,s, arrested far
$50. '''0 ou'' !"
Court in 90. w '''''''"'
stephen Co"lins, William West, Anthony Dover, ar.
"S1'a Tor disturbing the peace, discharged.
, Johnson aud JOHN Dryer arrested found living in
the street, discharged. "
mos. Armstrong, arrested as dangerous and susui.
cious W rson, discharged. ''
James Owens, arrested for stealing wine fom slave
ooohd 10 Criminal Court in $780,
Sep. 9th.
Louis Parish, arrested for disturbing the peace dis.
charged. " ''
Thos Nisbet and Joseph Wise, arrested found living
III the street, discharged.
Na'lnoa J"nes, arrest, d az dangerous and suspi.
cIons person. committed n warrant FIR months,
.1"hh Hamilton, arrested IA dangerous aud suspi
cinls person, and ulso for threatening person. bound
to keep the peace in $IU00.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

TIL" steamboat Columbia is not of vet, and it appears
rather doubtful when she will get off. This may be fine
'un for the agents Of the boat, the frogs said to the
boys but it is il not death, leas, most grevous in
Jury to the !ags number Of pass cngers who have been
Kept waiting these five days. B anne lies some where
and the guilty should be exposed to the neri,cd inde
nation OF all Texans, and those wo trade with our SIS
ter republic.
We have been Informed, and inclined to believe
that majority OF the Stockholders in numbers. if NOT
IN shares were perfectly wiling to settle the diffic I,v
in such Manner to low of The boats sailing That
is, dissatisfied they were and are with the couduc,
of the agents, they proposed that di>n,crss,cd person
should BE- appointed To that office. This offer was de-
cl'ner As to the general meri Of the case, although
we have h'e" inoned perhaps pretty correctly in r.
'ato" t" he we vii nothing for The present, as the
affair IS undergoing judicial investigation, and an ex
pose will probably he published.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

Atsaek on The Fort Faiyfeld.A correspondent, of NJ
Briggs OF the Mechanics news room wrtes frn RAN
sor under da'e OF September H. thu, on the pth inst an
at'sck vas n"de O" Fort Fair6 by armed party
OF nfueaoses They up the kade ut &C lock
IN the norn'''g-and it being dork, were close upon the
sentry before thew discovered. He challenged and
nnred-,eioade. and fired four rounds The DIarnoses
ned with precipitation ut tbs first fire of the sentins-
leaving behind them two Queens arms, three straw
s"ts one felt ha', and lot Of powtler-,hr whole valued
al s'SoO-"hle the loss the State was only four cur.
tr'ge 'lned AZ cents ea.h-lcavins balance in ayo
OF the state OFFS 1888.
Mr.. A"cLnugh in, the British Superintendent. ro,c
letter TO Capt. Parrot, command Of the Fnrt-rerre
sen'g that the oh hal oi,'nned the arms Il, he ds,u,
WITHOUT 'ea'r, and assuring him there should be no
further annoyance 1t is d that one IF the B ,r-
noses was cut about gh, inches across the breast by
Mer. Jour. '
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

THEArRIcAL.-ln New York no less than six Thea
tres are now open, and nightly crowded. The receipts
OF the houses varying fom $500 to sl5Oa. The Park
the National, and the Bowery nre coming money! AT
'he latter 'ouse, say the New York rapers the receipts
OF Inc week have been immense. Celeste Inns proved
sure card" and was welcomed II Montny night in n
Mariner that must Ii we ieen highly gratifying to her
feelings. The peces in which Celeste has arpea,ed
during the week have been ST. Marys Eve the French
Spy and the Wept of the Wsl,.,on WISH in all OF
which her acting las fully sustained her high rputa
non, and indeed exceled any of her previous Efforts
Why is it, that in New Orleans this most intellectual
OF all amusemer's, is SO little patronsed. Because
have to many billiard rooms, ,en-pin alleys and tipping
shops.
In New York, the theatrical season continues the
whole year, whilst in New Orleans it canno, he said to
last more than four months for although the theatre is
Kept open longer time yet generally after March the
manager is nightly greeted with empty boxep.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCES,

Son, OK ,c,o
r,:c, sep 10 'o's.
MIN p "n,ns, ',nhsl' TOR ,;varn""l, In Gale
sh;pp c ano"ea Hsnny. h,r New York, Cohen
. ~ ''' WHICH, Dup'efc' Havana, 4 CapdsviIie
ARRIVALS
s, ~ 1000
Tow boat Porpoise Davis, from The $ w nae. b; -,
rr Harriet Nuud and u.x .ir D ; wv" ,cnS u" wet.
nrw '''' "0'''"-
schr II Victor, Dc.vule from Tun,pco Ct inst IN ,
Schr Naad, Williams duys from t;ayestor i, b,,I,, .,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

by yesterdays mail we received about ono fourth Of
our exchang' papers, New York dates Of the 10Th and
Philadelphia Of the 9TH From Boston our latest pa
rers are If Sd s ptember. Can any one concerned in
the Post CiIcs, or Mail Department give us reason for
this. The Boston pnPtrs have reuched us with tn.
same '''nto'l mess, for the last two three months.
The papers do not contain word of e~s. Sew
eral Liverpool and 'nvre packets had arrived but of
course with anticipated dates.
The U. 5. Bank Sto k had declined to pnr in New
YORK. n'ter the closing of The !'.t'd Saturday the
18th The Course is explained in extracts from The New
York and Philadelphia papers,
The excitement in relation to the Arn'ist-ad, had very
much subsidized.
Business of all kinds eace ssvey dull
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

IN another column will he found an extract from the
Ho"'"a' "i Commerce, M EtiUIing large sale OF ftur
nuhnfe'' shntcS OF United States Bank stock in New
~ n, On aturd"y af rnoon. 1T PAR. The safes in this
IN sane lime we're at lt51, aud there was moth
i, %",' '% W's ten e"cy to depreciation.
III view ork it was known that tn. United STATES
PINK mai refused to draw England, an, exc hnnge
,neh rose to no. but thar could not We affected tie
socSs SO severely We have heard, how ever, tut a
E. unouh OF Inc u ; Bank stock had bce hvpoth-
eeofea !" New York; and it is probable thai sue vas
Jorfed 70 meet he payment Tor hch il was secu-
rlty.-lU. 5. GaH. i6h >
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

o"ss Uoks at Saudmich, Massachusetts,
y"'"S ana buildings OF t,iS establishment cnyrr 6 acres
VI ground. 1t employ two bundled and ,wcu,, five
mo'hs" Who, with their ame-, occupy 60 dwelling
'ht raw materials used, per unnum, arc glass GOO
tons red Iei 7oo'ao pounds pearush $4,000 pounds.
sS per' 'o'ool pounds. They consume lOn Gods OF
OF p1ne wood, 7n0 cords Of ouk wood and l0O 90 ,,
els Of bituminous coul, ' N' '''''' "'s'
The glasses. NV "''' 'o' P'cS'"s
Nv" per annnm said r"Ie SUI rrior TO an, o,r manu-.
"' ,'s', IN anerica, a d equal To nnv in uro,e
ny me applicable" of heated mir from the steam en-
s'"e' I'VE pans continuing water they manufacture
about 5000 bushels of salt p.r nnnu,n. md MI m.
as's If ne"chrd, and he I've converted to potash 1t
Is sao mat til" '"ere saving to The company, by this spc
nms " economy, which is carried through every de-
the stock. i~' ''' Wv ue"u ."
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Theatrical Notice.

Those Ladies and Gentlemen engaged with James II,
.a'dwr'l' New Orleans, ars respectfully informed That
the THEATRE will open for the season in all Seremtc or
next-Pe'sos in nrgocinl"n will appl" 10 G. IT, Bar
rett Esq New York, by letter to the Proprietor New
Orleans.
u The Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
York Ever ing Star, md the Spirit Of Ih- Times will
please publish the above three times each By order
"fihe Proprietor. Geo HOLLAND. T,eos,,,r
St Charles Theatre
N. Orleans, god Ang. 1889. IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

we nave engaged a new COLLECTOR who will wait upon
NOSE indebted to us, and we hope with success. Our
SUBSCRIBERS should take into consideration that, oura
cash bus'ness, We have to nay cash for our paper
our INK and orr "orkmen must have their earnings on
saturday night. We have been ndulsenr, much too
'ndu'gent tor our interests; are now in wan, Of
money and large amount is due in small sumo, much
Of it fur long time.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

The steamboat Teclle arrived Yesterday and brought,
the melancholy death of much esteemed friend and
fellow citizen, General Francis Gainne tie fell in
duel with Gen'l. Bossier senator from Nutchocles-
They fought on Wednesday the 18th ins with rifles at
~ ces' The ball Of Gen'l Bossier pass through
the body OF General Gainnie, Immediately over the
right hip. Bossier rece, ed no wound.
he cause OF the quarrel rose out Of the murder some
Time SINCE of young Sylvester Rachal, the fieud of
Gannle, by the clerk Of apotEecary in Nutchoches
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

: -, ENHANCEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
cars WI leave AT the as in the weak
snut ciock,P NJ when Locomotive will leave tnrroIou
sy hcir uni, o'clock, r NJ aud New Orleans hour
,e ~ ,"9k lIor" he obtained by nayna dol
lars v i'll be charged ' '' ~ uo'-
ra gong by the Steam Car provide themselves
as nc conductor has positive directions not to
receive money in lien thereof WV ~
me accommodation Of persons visiting Cnrrotop in
~. c,'ck ear AMI who wish to remain there I'M
ocoGE the car that las heretofore left CarroIou At
s'oGk VIII remain until G! ocIoc,. cby allowing them
~ .our 70 ehIny the pleasant walks in one Of tho m,t
seoutyat Gardens in The United Statex - = 0
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1891 PRIzEs!
Will he drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, at an carly period, the purchaser,
oftickcts, tie combination is adopted for tins Lot,
terry 'nly, Of TO IS, Whereby tho drawing will
b" completed j" few minutes by the drawing OF
l2 Numbers from the wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at $40 each-.-s67s.25o.
1921 PRIEST!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

There is no improvement in bush in city, and
money is heco ing daily difficult at. We
can hope fer change for the b. tier until We have
tr's and our runaway drmi ci liens rrturn which "
cannot hope for until the LIST Of November
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

Wooden Observation-Disclosures are oo,v o,r,o.,
IT.. paving '"'rd street, between Walnut and Sprncr
e"ee's, with yellow pine blocks. similar To those uspd
IN " a,t street, between Dock and hrd and W. also
.ea'" "'at spruce street. between Tenth and Eleventh
IL a'so SOON to he paved in the sumo manner.
North american.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

So'ToS.-3,a9S bales Of Cotton have been received
IN t"s city from sundayu yesterday evening at 6
o'clock P. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26
SEPTEMBER % lS3e

HLfoNr oF CHARITY Observation-Disclosures, esth
sep"'''o ad"t.d "a Of yellow fever, deaths up to
o'clock, r. A..
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u. =. Bank St0ck-The louisanian asserts in its
number Of yesterday that the U. 5 Bank stock was at
par Now this is in direct dire contract ton to all
the papers from New York and PHILADELPHIA The
New York Era Of he lilh the most violent Loco Foco
paper in the Union announces the following sales as
having taken place on the 18th.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

The health of our city continues about the same. The
sickness has abated somewhat, bat change IN the
weather, which is, while are writing. thr .atening
storm, may produce urfavorahlc change.
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proceedings Of rouuet1,
5 E G ND MUNICIP ALITY
TUESDAY, Gath September, 1889.

TUESDAY, Gath September, 1899
Tho Council met pursuant to adjournment; pre-
sent Hon. Joshua Baldwin, president, Aldermen
caldwell, Gloyd, Peters, Rogers, and Whitney
There being no quorum, tue Council was On
motion adjourned 10 Tuesday next, the lst Oc,o>
Der, at o'clock, p NJ.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

~ The ship |tsposiaa, Capt. Hnsou, from Boston
10 dI-chaSns opn>Ite the RAN ituad Cuusirnces ar.
particularly requested to attend the re elpl Of their
goods, LUGAIE nyent ~
s~f SO Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

Lieutenant Colonel Ang.rs'e has presented 10 the
Museum Of the United States Service Ins,;t,,n ,he
skeleton Of Nayhleons bnrb horse Marengo which he
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

In our last number we stated that "U s. Bank stock
in Philadel hla had gone up to l063."-For ,hi, we
were aiken % task by wild Loco Friend and subscri
her OF ours Let us whether we're correct or NOT
in statement.
Tie Philadelphia Nat. Gaz",'e, of the l4,h, quotes
Sales, 81 shares U. Bank, Tuesday, N.t, 1854
do lU6s
The United States Gazette, !4th-
Sales 18th, 2' shares u ) Bank, Monday, la, 1861
10 do. lG6!
North American, li,h-
Sales 18th, % shares, L 5 Bank, Monday flat 1861
10 40 lo6,
Now We have not misguided. nude un incorrect
statement. Whence d"es the I.ousa1ian obran ;,s nm
thority for stating that U. S. Bank stock WINS n, mar,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26
NAYURALTY OF NEW nRIE.NS

NAYuRAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
f1SHE price Of flour heing this dav sc 81, n.r hro,
] according to the tariff, the bakers will p;ve 20
ounces Thread for ten cents. during the week b.n.
ming on Monday next the 23d Instant The ioavess nr
second qu"yo of three for ten cents sull weigh Is
per cent more, viz: 30 ounces. ." -
81. G. (;ENpTa Mo-
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DIED.,

On Tuesday morning at II O'Clock the residence of her
son 'n-Ia", John VI. Hal Mrs ELIZABETH CiIO aged u
years. formerly of New York city.
N.B-The Baltimore papers will copy the above
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

w AS brought to the police prison of the "a munc;
W l,al'ty, the 70 lowing slaves, WIS
y n'n'"t" man named .dwar, about SO years ofose
says he belongs to Mr. a DELHI. "5''
a n'gr' girl named I'll a. about 10 yenra or nan ,
she belongs to Mr. Enonute 49, GUYS
Inc q" ners of said slaves viii ease cnlI a the s,;s
On prove property pay charges 'nd take Them away.
SOC IL ) HARPER,
-" Cnntuiu Of liz Mut.h
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

houBIE ~ oUR NAvr,-Ther. is Some trou,,.
"r'wer' mr; ii1dsS", diplomatic agent, and C"m.
''u"rs i'a,ard uli Chauncey. Mr. II. vas To hav.
come IN the North Conna commanded he Cn, w. o'v"
ba.la'd IRON Caao, but visiting The shin he wa.
isceH ed ratl'rrendly, lie letter to the tms
R wi 'r'tr ~ Lima. on adverng the conduc; ID,
oloke open is sad, and read its contents np ,l,a
urea VIZ. .i"dss"n Tor wrHng such let,er ur ~
,a nome ~ merchant ship, and a,nd. apIicaton IN
the,, sc,;n y, "'the \ayy, C"mnod C,auncey vas
n "u MARTIAL This was refused. aud his paper. zen,
hack with letter intimating that duel unuJ ve,,ia
I ne Mr. Hsdgson cI,aIleneed
aftur fur't'is present ~ s''""s thn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26
lie FlHsf DAYS DRAWING OF TIE TN o MI,
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

~ Each days dr. wing under the super vision or , ,.
u '""'t' IN Ne" oron"s. aud the heels opened md
sealed b, them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-26

M. ..,,- I'VE" DIRK, Sunday 18th, p NJ.
.ne appearance of n"fl, matters Yesterday was
'o'e s'o"my and greater diStrs, and want of conf.
1870 appears 10 exist tn II have vet observe d, The.
r 'I aitafed general, a commenced ry tic State
o .o ot'ef institutions which have for sutne time
past noted as agents for the REDEEM ,ion nt ~ ,nss N,
n saiey Fund Banks of Ibis safe, ut rnnd ,rd rate
VI ",scohnt say 81 per cent, unnUuuing iLnI lie y
| would no longer conlne to receive safely Frrd nnn
~ as ''etn"fe IN consequence Of the arrangement -
n. erect having tern limited and seve,a of the Satrle
. III" .,Ihtmns' not having acted upto tn letter and
spirit ~ tbs former agreement As yery Io,ge io,nn
OF our circulation Composed of rountrv mnne, wn
ms Always heretofore been rrce ve, At n very uw r,,v
v" "seo"n', The Confusion and embarrassment, -eu
,",iss' our merchants, who had provld these fund
wera H. )" '1',f acc"untsnny be nagrcd, md who
.' nus on's'd 10 hher the br X rs to ur,,-
cure pankabe funds a sncric. II Gvm2 . 3 nrr ,ent
o'' e'uhTs money. AT ab'.ul = uciuck however in
consequence I" rem7 trance of the ctnuuce ot,ur
w. o,n eae'y 'i'hd hanss, in this cuy II ,rup,ra
a'""se"h'h' was formed by the ) ale a I'd other
o"hhs, ny which The notes ui som. -wrn,, cuun,,,
were re- wed rs PR. Uuslv, AMI so tnr u,n,u.r
W. 'o P'eSeh' re Is |. is thought t.lat s,tr. p,r,u.
"nt ara" cement will lie mud however .nri, in tin.
lnret"fo'e existed, or the Inconvenience In mr. rc,n
'''t' eon'nun ~ VIII be very y,ca,.
III SOCKS good deal of bus, ess was done bu, at a
: H ."S''f hI FALLING off in price, particularly in u.
nI"k, men opened at 10 1t the buard and finally
e't q" ut i0!. Aft TT c Board I,,Ihs, desire IT., -
a!'He became evident and sales were ultimately mall
D., ~ :" Why q c me on the rrrcs o. ,iday euu4
ceh'. At the seem iioar;, tmw-ver III. stock
~ -: una : Fer cent. premium as offered ih-
our hhi'i! seller. Conf itn and want of conf en,e
were tue CHARACTERISTICS OF ny and il 10 lie unr,;
begin to mend ~ anu III ''""
nave mud several arrivals from Europe Yesterday
IN" to-day Win large supplies goods 10 Inter n,ws
nn"e'e Ut coarse ". Look Tor Inc ru; IN O,ee my
Thursday Or Friday next "
liz "a''s bring us nollng further of any interest,"