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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
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fd1aft unb pirb fIb beitreben, biefelbe in all
len Stiiden Su pereienem.
9feparaturen, bic in ieinem @eih6fte ein,
Ihla9en tperben fhnell uno bili9 beler9t bon
Seniamtn S. Servings.
December 5. na-3M.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
Gin Stobrfanb

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20

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cem dlten Staube bas @efd,dft nun auf ibre
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dnbieten, etipa
200 gaar Stiefel
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bon eiiier pcrsiigliden Gualitdt ipelde ;u
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20

pCer ellt
aus lan9idbri9er grfabrltn9 9eI0Gpf<
tes TeSeptbn6
fir @bcmiifen, Sunittiidler, N16beIfdretner,
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9clcer Sunitbrcdsler, Gamm Wtatcr,
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trcibenoe, nebit 9rilublitcu slnwciunqeu
itber bic Sebanblun9 unb 9lnpenouns Der
9esebenen Ge;epte.
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beiten lnS ilno auSldnoiidbe gSerfe bearbeitet.
. 3 tn9ungen.
Ter "praftiid)e 9iatt9eber" piro auf
fein uub ipei6eS papier, nit reucr @armcut
Sdrift fdlbn uno fautcr 9ebruett; erftbeis
men, etipa 300 Seiten entbaltcn, une elegant
9ebnneen fur rs Gents, ods Gremplar, an
unterIdreiber 9eliefert werben.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-20
llnterrictt an arn1e Sinner.

QSabL9us9aten.
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FUR s. Seiberln9's gussaten ale Rctrn9idtcr nad
eduylha eauntA 90
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Of Mrs Mahoney; Dunlap; !. MIR Robertson =

Of Mrs Mahoney; Dunlap; Mr. Robertson.
slave Of Mr. Stanley; Mrs O'Brien; Mr. Watson;
M. Siper one unknown.~-l3.
Sept 9th Mat Justin Infant Of Mr. Marshall !;
Mrs. Rolston: Mrs O'Neal; Mr.. Hammond P.
Kinney; D Mahoney; Nuns; Mrs Bryant; S
StackpoIe; Ronx; germany Lewis Cahen N
G ,lal,an; Mr. Lee; slave from Creek road.-lj
Sept. 9-Ntrs Bromhcrg, Jacob Most, Miss Daily
Peter Maylin Petsr Kelly, J Wolff, Cadet Roux;
Mrs Turne, David Ken cdy, Infan! Of Mrs VIII
lan1s, Mr. Austin, Mr. Aern, Henry. from steam
or Ploughboy, Mrs Ncnthcrcott, Mrs Charlotte
Mvntz Michael Garland =; James Fsrscyee n; John
Sweeney; Charles Low \; man unknown 40.
Sept. l0--Iniant of Mrs Murphy Infant of Mr.
Peters Duncan Menzics David Lw,ncot Infant
Of D. Goodman !; James Mean. Jack S~ ceney \,
Qhomas Conner* VIM. Hpnn. Thomas Card Ad.
olson Tufts, Miss Longet,, two unknown from
the hospital Mes Mary Crolcy; Mrs Martha E
Jones--l6.
Sept. ll-Eiward Brooks. Michael Flannan,
Charles Mil or, Mrs, Susan W. Smith, Mr. Lake
Infant Of Mrs Worsha,E; slave Of Mr. Rusea, Infant
sla. e Of Mr. Howell, Infaut slave Of Mr. Fcllin,
Mrs Mary Ann Duffy, James Clifford; Mrs Ram,
Mrs Nile, J. C. Hawmond-l9.
Sept 12-Patrck F"rd; Miss Fallen; Robert
Burns; Dennis Callahan John Fitzgerald; Mrs Al
v,ra Morchead; Mr. Garupic Mrs Aycock or e
unknown Mr. -, from the City IIotel-lO.
Sept 13-slavc Of James Ashton slave Of WIN
Mccoy Julian Roswell, Peter Mudzue; Moody
Petite; Eli Collins; Spaniard name unknown Geo
Dixton; Thos Dossey: Infant OF Mrs. Martin; q
man unknown Thos. (:armiste Mrs. Murphy
Mira Mahany Infant of Mes. Ryan Isaac Hudson
III. DANIEL ROBERTLON, Sexton.
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The Army and Navy Chronicle copies tho fol ow.
ing from the Albany Advertiser and suhjoins its

The Army and Navy Chronicle copies tho fol ow
ing from the Albany Advertiser, and suhjoins its
own very sensible and appropriate remarks -
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
We observe under tho head of Military Intelli-
gence, in the last Army and Chronsle, the follow.
ing singular item:
"lst dragoons-Lieuts. w Eustis. II. S. Turner
and p Bcarny haoe been ordered to Frnnce.'
"Singular" as the above may seem, it is never,
thelcss true; and, moreover, these officers have
sailed in the packet shpVille del yon for Havre We
did not feel at liberty TO mention the object of tho
order. but inasnuch as it appears "singnlar" to
others, it may be well to state that the above
named officers have been sent abroad it is under
stood, 10 study and examine INTO the French and
other European systems of cavalry tactics Having
had little experience in this arm of defence
ourselves, and as dra oens may DO consider
ed permanently component part Of our military
force, 1t is the dictate of prudence and wisdom to
profit so far as we can by the experience of other
nations.-Forrigncls, it is well known, are frc-
quenlly sent to this country to study our systems
OF ra'l roads, canals, and peni,cntiuries and it is
further known, that Office of our navy have visit
ted Europe TO acquire practical acqu ntance with
their modes OF steam navigation.-It need not
create surprise. therefore, that VIC should desire to
know something Of cavalry tactics, beyond tina,
which n be acquired with very limited force in
q confined fc Id OF action.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

The Corsar and some other papers have been ra,le,
severe on our friend J. J. Adams poem of the
ter Oak" Mr.. Adams, however, ha- the consolation
Of being justly appreciated by of the knights OF
The gull. Samuel Woodwork, certainly IL very good
poet, and much more capable ofjudgng poetcal efiu
sions than either of the editors Of the Corsar saws
careful and deliberate perusal Of his book adams,
has fully and amply confirmed the opinion ch then
expressed. In fact, have discovered striking aud
sublime beauties which before overlooked,
Again; las peet, have endorsed him, hut If my
feeble expression can awaken an appropriate feeling in
the residing public, not being aware that any apathy has
been manifested. ] shall delight in the service IA
mere act of justice) which have rendered to the
author Of the Charter O0k."
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CLEARANCES.
Sep, u, 1889
ship - Mary. Fose New York p indI.w
SHY Cherokee Parkinson, Isostnn Mas.c,
Rargue Lionel, Eowcts Aiarsc,Ilc. gon,umc,
Schr Eliza Auh, Hardy, ~ Jose ;ls and St Marks
Master
Sept l6. 1889
RI,g Perseverance,. fur,llam Havana ID Mar,ton
Schr Shenandoah, Pc ter Gav cstvn, DIG Hart
ARRIVALS
Sept IA. 1890
Tow boat Tiger. Crn~cl fin tho n T. PAS. tow.J dow,
81 Arovidn and Cuwphc returned to tho rty with hrip
Portland and Everett Left tho bar the leh; Rcpos
Hris Portland Jones. 50 days from Portland to rroth
ingham \ ~ .
schr Everett, Fitch FIN Msr.ecs 18th July to A ,,of,o,
September l6, 1899
Ship 81 Louis Watson. PHILADELPHIA
Ship Huntsville ShAmoye New York, Is DAVIS to m,s,er
Assque Nat" hez. R'rtel. Boston. bouai TO Nnchez
brig fsro, Barrett % days from Boston, to master
EXPORTS.
HAVANA Fer brig Perseverance, Car 1850 kegs lard 40
iao bales cotton, leo bis flour
1ALs Per schr Shenandoah h. Cargo suudry small
quantities grocer los and provisions & CO.
IMPORTS
PHILADELPHIA. Per ship S, Lous-Cargo assorted MGR
NEW YORK. Per ship Huntsville. Cargo assorted mcr
chandise.
BOSTON. Per brig Paro-Cssgo Lime
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ohio and Mississippi rivers reported good
500 10 expect rise.
MEMORANDA
NOt1inr from the interior
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arkansas Cotton.- To give our friends at the north
some idea of the nature and rapid growth Of the crops
IN some parts Of our fertile state, mention the fact of
which we have the fullest evidence, TINT cotton which
was planted on RichwoodS plantation in Clarke county,
on the 9Th and 18th of prI, full blossom on Tie
9Th of June; nnh balls taken from it ard exhibited
There will be- this wear from 1900 10 1000 bales of COZ,
ton rai sed in the neshhorhood on the Wasnitaw
where Inst yrnr exceeding leo bales was produced
w are told that al the lowest calculation there will
not be less thni from to times much grain raised
In the same section of the country this year as last.
Arkansns Little Rock Star.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

THEATRE.-lt is the intention of Mr.. Caldwell to
open the Camp Street Theatre with that portion of his
company i'll the city, or the vicinity, and who are
acclimated. 4 toerabe strong summer company
be found. 1t will consist Of Mr.. and Mrs. Debar Sam
CoweI, kcppcl, Mrs. Smith, Misses Hnkie, Parsons
and Jones' Mcssrs. Page, Archer, Radcliffe, ud some
others shortly expected
In addition these and others, filters up, the inter
campaign in the >. Charles will open the first De-
cember with Mr. ami Mrs. Barrett, John Il Scott, llar-
ris Pearson, Dan Marble Mr.. Balls, probably Mr.. and
Mrs. Field, formerly Miss Rddle) Mrs. Stewart, for
mery Miss Voss, and others now in negotiation.
As stars, Sinclair, the beautiful ballad singer vii
be here; strong operate corps consisting OF Mr.
ir og Of high reputation in the north, Jones, first
tenor of great reputation, Madame ONO, and others
Negnutipns going forward with the agiionis, and
Miss Cushman.-Durng the season it is possible that
| Nandenhoff, Miss May field, Charles kean. and some
, of the brig liter may pay New Orleans visit.
The engagements are not all yet completed, but
enough is known tn induce the belief that the stock
company will be very s"o'l, and the numb of sars
abundant and various.
The C,che-,ra will have muny accessio,s jonas is
the leader
inasmrch the lives or health of any of the per
formers can be possibly eoparded, can but applaud
the resolution of MIR. Caldwell in opening his theatre
as carly October. Our citizens, resident and &c"
cmated, and those who hive escaped the epidemc'
passed the grand ordeal in want Of sonc amuSe-
mcnt to dispel the horrible ennu accustomed by the
excessive dnlluess Of the city. We think The theatre
" ill ut this time prove anti rv"r and go crazy ith
ennu prescriptionS.-We dou't nat, all the Fud leo
Nel:co's will order it in plentiful doses to jnvnlids
and Their conrai, scent patients.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17
AMERICAN
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1921 Prizes!
Will lie drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to crafty, at an carly PERIOD the purchasers
oftickets, / Q combination is adopted for this Lot.
terry only, Of TO IS, whereby the drawing will
bo completed in few minutes by tho drawing o.
IL Numbers from tho wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at $40 each---t675,25o.
1921 PRIZES!!!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

Died in this city on Sunday morning of the prevailing
epidemic, Hon. Victorn Paiin n creole of Louisiana
Representative of The parish of Yves, Ration Rouge and
President Of the Citizens Bank.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

Mr.. Gregory Byrne, was Saturday elected withou
opposition Representative of The parish of St, Bernard
in place of Mr.. Arthur Fortcr, resigned
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

. Each days drawing under the supervision of two Judges
of Courts in New Orleans, and thcwheels opened and
sealed BY them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

Captain E. w. Moore, now commanding the Texia,
Navy tsnl formally Lieutenant in our service) left
this place yesterday in the schooner Shenandoah for
Gulve ton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

Our Sundays articles of the Weekly yesterday vert
full Of erors reason because, write with chickens
claw instead of pen-and new hands are not IN 10
our fashion vet.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

The amount of new Cotton received here IN Saur-
day and Sunday, 1876 bales, exceedingly great for
he seuson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

"A Subscriber" is referred to al article in gu Week
~, for an answer to his queries.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

uJ'"e have understood that esteemed fellow cit
izsn, JAMES II. CALDWELL, Esq lies i'll with malis>
nant disorder contracted during visit Mobile.
We trust it is but rumor.
Why did you not ascertain, whether it was but ru-
NOR, before you dragged the OF citizen into your
columns in manner to alarm his absen, friends!
Hr. Caldwell has been injispo editor days, from
sever cold, cuugh, since his return from Mobile, II
more. He is now we !. and was confined to his room
but Two days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17
We ~ u x I. +; A us:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1889.

REPORT OF CHARITY HOSPlTAi.-(Yesterday, 10Th
sept) admittsdi s5 of yellow fever deaths mp
e'cluck L. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

Recorders Court.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch.
Sept 10. 1889.
Mathew Riley-arr, sted on complaint Of F.
johnson, bound to keep tho peace.
Felix Connoy-arrestsd for assault and battery
bound to Crimina! Court.
Patrick Eagaa-arrested for assault, discharged.
Frank Wright. James Morton-arrestsd found
lying in the street. discharged.
Michcal Murton, Mrs. Murton, Catherine Healy,
Margaret CofhcId-Found in house and taking
possession thereof wit out consent Of the owner.
Michia Mur,on, committed for 30 days. the others
discharged
VIM. ,CIausley Sara, Calaghan, Mary Forgards,
Elisabeth Marsh-arrested undor suspicious cir-
cums,anccs, Clausey committed for 80 days, the
others discharged.
Sept. II.
james Hantot. Patrick Toure-arrestcd found
lying in the street, discharged.
Thos Coudron-Brought to the high c nstables
Office, charged and with essaultlDg eitzen bound
to Criminal court in $500.
Jose R,vers-Arresed for an assault and battery,
discharged.
Thos Jolce--arrcstcd as a suspicious person,
discharged.
Panhar, Smtl-arrcsted for disturbing rhc peace
bound 10 keep the peace in 5000.
Catherine Kerne-arrested having no place of
residence, committee. for 30 days.
Thomas Stewart, Susan Mcclure, Margaret
Burns arrested for disturbing the peace, each
committed tor 30 days.
Mary flall-arrcsted for disturbing the peace,
committed for 6 months.
James Quinn-arrested found lying in the street,
discharged.
Sept. IA.
F. Eagan, A. Mishas-arrested for disturbing
the peace.
Stephen Eusar, L. Thomas-arrcsted found lying
in the street, discharged.
Catherine Lake, Totine Mitchell-arrestcd as
dangerous and suspicious persons, each committed
for 3 months.
Sept. Is.
John Riddle--a, rested found lying in the street
discharged.
james Mcdonald for assau and
disturbing the pea c. discharged.
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s44W z-.- HOTEL,
LAVAUD has the honor Of informing hi. fiien1s
and the public in general, TINT he has taken the
Hofel at CaIrollt where ho trusts h. will receive
calls Of his old friends and ali lovers Of good cheer
ffivats parties will be handsomely provided for bv
giving alse notice beforehand. He is willing I, enter
sno arrngements with families or individuals esirUus
~ PoH6lh& tne summer at CarrOlItOn. MOO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

The Bee, in lis number Of yesterday attempts des-
eripton OF the Aurora borealis, which appeared on the
81 instant. Wake up, man.
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WONDERFUL URE.-James T.. Caldwell ESQ., as
is well know from the Saturdays health report of the
Bee, grievousty attack ed with malignant maa>
dy. Fortunately for the life of This most fntcrprsins
aud esteemed cit;z n, noncentiate friend of his
called to See him. and, fully impressed with the dane
ger of the case prescribed oysters and old sherry wine
The first of these medicaments were soon procured
fresh, salt and fat, from npothecary Brady's, in $,
Charles street. the other found in one of the gar.
ret rooms Oft moribOnd and after taking dozen m
the nl> three dozes of the potion, the skill
Of the ply anC he efficacy Of the medicine was
satisfactorily demonstrated; Tor the g.len1 uroe,
from his bed strengthened and cl.rre; and entertain.
ed his friends IN his us', hospimbie and handsome
manner; and Then WEI, ab ,lt his wrrk us ,-,,a.
u Gcnisemen attacked With IT,. same lnaliguln,
disease J. I'D upon apple .':nn to ,h. ,..,.
Iicenliac. ~ ~ cases, III. nys.rt 5nprr with ga
sherry wire.
The Courier s'.s MIR. Caldwell is nccna,ed, a, d
walks the street ~ith" fear, &c. How much you know
about it-he visits ~ bile and walks the streets without
fear every man should bit he is not acclima,ed if
thereby you he has had die yellow fever. lie has
never had it, and swears he never will.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17
SECTIONS REPORT OF INTERVIEWS,

Since our last 9th Sept inclusive:
Sept. 7th d Shock slave of VIM. Brown. Jam,s
tlanion; Lorendoau, black; Spauldng Infant
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probable that the road from Lou sville TO Frankfort
ever be made, asthe Lexington ineres, in the legisla>
ture is sufficient to prevent the faith Of the fon
being pclgedto raise the money, in revenge for the
course of the Louisville interest against the South Carr
OHM Rail Road. There is no agreement Of views in
this state in relation to Internal improvements.
The great conesth here, in the late election. be.
tween Guthrie, Loco-fnco, and Johnson Wing. A large
number Of Wings ON the occasion deserted their part,
and It's principles to sustain Mr.. Guthrie. The plea is.
that MIR G. an efficient public man. and devoted
Louisville interests. And in nearly every case where
We we're deie ted in iiinha similar of conduct
has characterized the Of the Wings. What is to
be expected Of party that will in the hou Of danger
sacrifice til" great principles oftIrir faith to petty re
gard for 'nen7 But they have done so every where and
in your state, their conduct last winter as sinnr
The anti.dueling feeling is on the increase here. The
| small majority that Graves GOT is the index OF Ina,
feeling And here, again. the Wings turned their backs
upon their great to carry their opinphs upon
minor point II the election to be holden over
Graves would be left behind TO this any encourage.
'nent for generous und brave representative to vindi
| cate himself and his constituents from the nsuts n
Loco-oco blaguardisln!
Various are the candidate for thu
Presidency. will not trouble on with any Of them
The feeling of,he people were and nre with Mr. Clay
but is the demngogu" with his nsiLous tongue ,ha
ponrs poison into the rfa generic public If ou
party were only purseh Of this pesti'erous aud dscon
tented class, we might get
The drought continues. This morning tn. ,hern,om
eter has f.lIcn 20 degrees. MD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-17

The Chcvalicr D. Argaiz, The newly appointed MI.
mister Penpotentiary from the court of Spain 10 the
United S,aes has arrived in this city, and taken lodg
ngs at Mrs Ulriches. The Chevuer D'Argaiz sue,
cce,ls Mr.. Calderon della Barca who is appointed Mi
niste' ple"ipoentinry TO Mexico. The departure Of
Mr.. Ia,er"n d'ta Sarca from ,he United State, In
represen, her Most tholIc Majesty near u neighbour
ing republic will leave numerous circle Of friends to
regret the loss OF one who equally ds,n gushed for
diplomatic ability and for social virtues.-G Globe.
" This is III. only time ever took water with INV
rum, as the fellow SAID he bl into The river
drunk $50 ~