davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
lhal he sdprgms Cpurl will pronounee Il null h

that the Supreme Court will pronounce II null Anh void.
 ''Eui let others do they may. our banner hangs on the outer wall, and we sha resist lhs monsrnus complication of slavery, land robbery, and hrst Tor pnndered gold, unt crushed back by main force, Beaten here We my be but ihis present triumph ol oppresslon and per6dy can be but temporary, and will vet recoil on the heads of it's conjrivers Let but forget not the day of retrihutinn"
 The New. York Tribune is the leading whig paper in New York. perhaps in the country. It's circua ton is the lar gest and for augh know, speaks the sentiments of vast majority of the whigs through out the union
 Now inc question naturally recurs, who has H right 10 say what the wings intend doing in the nexi Congress on the question of annexation. the Mobile Advertiser or the New.York Tribune? IL will he perceived that the Tribune does not look upon the l tact of annexalcn itself consumnaIed," :" for il states distinctly that the wings intend making 2 stand son the consummaton of the gigantic iniquit, directly" before they 10 the question of merf | ''admIssion ss a Siae."
 This shows that if "ihe able nnd eloquenl' whig candidate ls elected to the next Congress, hf will be compelled to vote on the direct question o ''aunexation, :" as distinct and substantive issue as much so as it when presented al the last sion of Congress. And now ask the voters of this district whig and democrat, who wish to see Texas paIt of thus glorious union, can you support inar who avows himself firm opponent of annexation when his single vote, if thrown consistent with his avowed sentiments may defeat that measure? Think well before you vote, or you may forever lose TEXAS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
---- --'-7 a ------ oRAaENa-z nsA

Per steamboat Fashion fin New -Orleans-Mesdames es Ross, Darling. Misses GennisOn. Hunter, Col King. D Roes, Mesars Bariels, Gould, Besaer; Dickens, Dur Arnold, Matthew, Hartley Robinson, Baldwin, Brewer Bewett Bruune, and on deck.
 Per steamboat Monmouth i'm New Orlesns-Ars Bull, Misses Bull Bowers Messrs, Bull, Wentworth, Bunne, Guttery Lhfin. Nei Bowers, McComb, Ewers.
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New-O -Orleans-Mrs Fsher Mrs Jones and child, Gen Besancon, Capt Tndd, Messrs Hoppn, speyer. McMnhan, fIenshaw, Richard son, Garnun iearne, Heard, Bengnrd, Houston Mont gomery. Mitchell, Bates McDonsli, Hawkins Boyd, Tay "r, Ellison, Snard Fowler. Riley, Purvs Glazard Owen, md on deck.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from Montsomrry-Mesda Hutstis Mckeen, Andersnn Misses Elder Heard, Rich ards, Hall, Frasier Robinson, Messrs file rd White Huffman Jackson, Sallsworih. Betis, Mcclure, Owen Black, Fancher, Hill, Mathews, Moon, Montgomery Bott, White Levy, Lins.
 Per brig Murea hence at Sew-Hnrk-Mra Swain Mrs Wheaton, Mrs stanton, Mrs Edgar, Mrs Rubh, Misses Robb, RObb, Anderson, M swain, Messrs II Swain. E Swain, F Levy, Frankenham, j c KidoI M |
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22


 Ezekiel Saloman, Court House. Jamas Perrine,
 ( John K Collins.
 (John H. Woodcock, Miss. Hotel William c; EastOn, Jesse T. Cain (James F Huchison,) West Ward ] I"fnna ,as pefor, E,;n (,pu io'e" (Thomas Howard,
 George W. Gaines, ) u.,:, Spring Hill. Robert c. McAlpin,S ru"a"u Cnn""
 Moses Copeland, Noope''
 civilian Hamilton, , Wheelersvile Thomas K. Boiling, >O.W Austin
 (Andrew McCrary. D (Clinton Ford, ) N;nI''n, Morgan McMorris, D. Nicholas ' (JeremIah Anstill,
 (Gilber R. Hollinger, ) pon;,,;. c Mt. Vernon. Zeno Orso, W:,,;" VI
 Boyd D Slmerson, Bayou La ae"I n, "fe'ei' pe' NJ,
 (Alien Goodin,
 (Sierling Thrower, Ala. Port }Winm D. Gager, n. Mills.
 ( A. B. Homer,
 Eli Moftt, Vaughn's Vincent Williams. BeHi. Howell ( (Silas Pierce, Tai. (Joseph George. Georges. Darr' R"rS ''0'so
 Mason Crawford, Solomon Am Isaac Smms, Geo Bancroft derson's. (William Da is.
 (Cornelius Ram, I,m..D Scales. Paul Gautman, { C",SoiJ
 Daniel M Prchard. ) ~ The polls d he Court House, Mississippi Hotel, and West Ward Hotel, will be opened ai o'clock AM. and closed al o'clock PM, and at all the other precincts in the county of Noble, will be opened al o'clock AM. and closed al o'clock PM jyS l72tde C. BANCROFT. Sheriff C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

At ap adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Parity held al the Court House pursuant 10 public notice, on Sunday evening, 18th inst, on motion Col H. c. HOLMES was called to ihe char, and JonN F. FISHER appnined Secretary. The chairman hav- ing stated the object of the meeting to be to receive the report of the committee fill the vacancy in the representative ticket
 MT. Colin J. McRea m behalf of the committee, reported the name of JEREMIAH AUsTILL, which roport was adopted After which Col Platt and B. McAlpin, Esq addressed the meeting.
 On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
 H. c. HOLMES, Chatham. Iouu E F,suER Secretary,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Our AT LAST The central whig organ at Tus-
 caloosa, has raised the name of NICHOLAS DAVIS, of Limestone, as the whg candidate for Cover Or of this State The Advertiser of this city welcomes
 and applauds the man, bul is not yet certain about the policy of the movement, and refers il 10 the whigs at their meeting this evening. We shall what this movement means. In ihe time let demo- crals be on their guard, and ponder well upon the condition into which the party has been brought, and is in danger of being further involved by lhe violence of the of minority among themselves.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
ENvSx3sNEfEA

Per bark Oceola from Philade lpha-Beers X SmiIh Bait!ei Tarieton X scotti c Hazard W Dorrance Haviland, Clark d co; Maznnge IS
 Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-Ilum phres, Walsh X co; NJ Waring K eos W Cnvert; Wilson Nav Mallory, Ross X Bocker Campbell Owen & co Washington < Callahan, M Speyeri Walker & ii"lnes
 Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-Whre 6 ChesbrOush Wilson & Nay II Iiuher; K FoOle q co; Scott, Slough & CO., Degrushe & Marsh.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

slip of ll'e pen in our last paper, made quote the Advertisers correspondent, putting Mir. Dunn's mouth quotation from Gen. Jackson, 10 the effect. "hat the public lands ought never to have been made a source of resenue." The context will shew that the phrase intended was, that the public lands ought "no longer 10 be made of reve- nue." The comment was however correct, and the error easily corrected by the reader.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

The work goes bravely on in Texas The intelli- gence in another column, copied from the New Or leans Picayune brings accounts oi the ratification by the Convention of the Annexation compact with the United States. The Convention engaged il forming Constitution for the State of Texas the twenty eighth Slate of this Union
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
ELECTION NOTICE

A GENERAL Elt cion will be held in Mobile coun. A " al the Court House thereof, and al ths othe Election Precincts of salI co unty, the frs Mon. day of August, 1915, for the purpose of elecling Governor uf the Slate of Alabama one Representa- tive to lhe Congress of the United States, for the first Congressional District of the State ef AIabnma three Representatives 10 represent Mobile county m he Representative branch of ihe Legislature of Alabama; Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county; Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county i; one Tax Collector for Mobile county and five Com- mi ssioners of Revenue for Mobile county.
 y3 TO CHARLES BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

The democratic ucket for the county is now com pleted and W ill be found a the head of columns to-day. The name of Jeremiah Arsrih was report. ed to the meeting Saturday evening and warmly accepted for the third place or the representative ticket. Seawell for the Senate, SmIlh, Hagan and Austl for the House, are the candidates ot the de- mocratIc party, ynonnaIed and unanimously ap- proved, and the party is pledged give their uniled support. That pledge be redeemed by union, ac. tion and effort, and with them the whole ticket can be riuml hamIy carried.
 For Governor, the name of TERRY heads the t,cket. Thus far organized opposition has been made 10 him m this county. He is the regular can d,date of Ihe democratic partY-lalrIy nominated as the choice of the parly-iuIIy equal to the duties ol the office, and respect inferior in capacity oI sounduess oipolitica principle to the disorganzing opponent who Is attempting in other parts ol tle State 10 break up Ile union of the party, and reach the Executive chair by combination with the whgs Col. Terry ought to receive the full party vote, and the importance of his IF increased by the new move ment ui whiggely just developed at Tuscaloosa, in ihe nomination oi Nicholas Davis, of Limestone, as the whlg candidate for governor. u is thought pro- baby thai the feuds which have been engendered within Ihe democratic party by he violent course Of the secedes who follow Martin in assaIlng the de. cision and candidate of the majority, have opened way for the triumph of whig. It is allacous hope Il the democrats do but open their eyes at once to the dangers mo which these contentious have led them. The whole vole ouFht to be concentrated at once upon Terry, and this will in general be done wherever there Is not the deefm nat ion to trulnpb the majority of Ihe party to break it up.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobiic--JuIy 22, 1s45
ARE NiiJ.

Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton finn Ne N-Orieans. Steamboat Monmouth. Baker. fun New-Orletns. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin Newt Orleans. Steamboat Irene, Clouds from Montgomery, with bales cotton.
 steamboat Lowndes, Johnson, from Montgomery with 45 bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
IYIIsNhEHA ..

PHlLADELPHIA-Per bark Oceola-4l ,s90 bricks, 5O bales hay, 200 kgs nails, l75 ck- me.
 NEW -ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l l2 hhls bacon, ll3 bbls flour, l7 kgs lard, 5O bAs cheese
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-42 bbls whiskey 10 do por l5j do flour, l3 hhda bacon l6 do potatoes, 54 head sheet,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
MEMORANDA.

ARRIVED HENCE--At New-York, July 12-Brig Mo req, Hopper, (ste Edgar, who died the night of he 1lth of bilious leveT)
 OwLE's HEAD-In port, July 2-Brg T Hart, Bart lett. i'm Camden for Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
Of the Baltimore Patrint.
 HERATn 0EFtrE Nnrfnlk lCth

HERALD OFFICE. Norfolk, 10th July.
 NAvAL.-The U. s. frigaie Constellation, the gallant ship which won the first aurels for our infant navy, under ihe command of Commodore Truxton, in 1799, and 1900, is to be metamorphosed into steam er Orders have been received by Commodore Will kInson, in command of the Gosport Navy Yard, to proceed immediately 10 make the necessary altera- tions for that purpose. and all hands at the Navy Yard were busy employed yesterday in landing her armament, &c. preuaratory to her being taken into the dry dock, for which she will be ready to-day Thirty feet is to be added to her length. (which will then be 200 leet,) and she will take on board the great Stockton gun, now carried by the Princeton i; also the one which has been manufactured in Eng land to the order of the Navy Department The Princeton, it is ascertained. is too small to carry, without detrment, either of these engines of destruction. The Consie ation, we believe was built at Baltimore, and universally acknowledged 10 be the most beautiful and perfect ship of her class in the world.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

A gentleman whose system must be pretty thor. oughly saturated with romance, assembled yesterday to the stone of Trinity Church steeple and hold ing on by ihe just erected here waved h's hat and kerchief 10 the admiring crowds below .-[New Ynrk Cnnrier
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Go- SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT.--Pub days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by o'clock in lhe evening.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

D1- BOARD OF HEALTH.-A meeting of the Board of Heal lth and the Health Committee will he held on THURSDAY, 24Ih inst, <, al o'clock I'M, at the office of the President,
 W. R CRAWFORD, NJ. D. F. A. Ross, NJ. D., Sec'y. jy22
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Nrs-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 ianI6 4net
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
FIRE DEPARTMENT AS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT AS. -<EA3v- SOCIATIoN.--The follow A A&sRn ing Delegates have been ap- | G4saEz z1Ss1S<X- pointed Relief Committee
 8E&SR for the quarter ending October ! E3Nsww.y#&J 18th, l645.
 THOMAS RILEY. Hook and Ladder Co MO- l. BAL. TARDy, Engine Co. No, l.
 JAMES II. PARKS, Engine Co NO. z. Cd B. FISHER, Engine Co No. 5. A. ]. IEGERsoLL, Engine Co No I. c. BEnouJoN EnQine Co. No. D.
 $ W. RoEERTs, Engine Co. No. 6. F.. McDERMoTT, Engine Co. No '
 IsAAc & DAVIS Engine Co., No 8.
 S. P. BILLIARD, President. s.m,1 NJ. Tepp. Secretary jyl7a UFREE EPISCOPAL CnURCH.-The services of the Episcopal Church will he celebrated on every snn- day morning and evening. by he Rev. R. MILLER, city missionary, in building temporarily ned up for that purpose the Of Hamilton and Stone streets fronting on Stone street. Seats free to all who may choose to attend Services will commence on Sunday, the 2Oth inst' ivt
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Dr-I offer my name 10 the voters oi Mobile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county the ensuing August election. mv24 EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

G5- To he Voters of Mobile county: We are au- taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as A ca ndaie for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, ai the ensuing Au- pnst election. IebS 6OllleF
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

Dd-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3ote~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

The Board of Aldermen on Friday evening, elected J. w. MOORE, Alderman of the 1st Ward, and E SALoMoN. for the Sd Ward, to fill vacancies.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

nfs-The undersigned announces himself as a can- didalc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ian17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
FIECTION NOR SFNATOI

ELECTION FOX SENATOR.
 FIN pursuance of inc proclamation of His Excelen- \ ~, BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Governor of the State oi Alabama. to me directed, Elec- ton for a Senator for Mobile County, will be held on the day of the General Election, the first Monday in August, 1s45, to fill vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of E. s. DARGAE.
 iyS I72 c. BANCROFT. She, fir NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

D5-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD E. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhll
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

o. The whigs of Georgia, abo last November sustained Mr. Clay for the presidency, who had been Secretary ofSraie to Jno. Q. Adams, are making a great outcry against Mr. McAlliser, the democral lc candidate for Governor in that State, because he cid the office of United States District Attorney in Georgia by the appointment of Mir. Adams. Very consistent thIs
 gg The history of the late war by Chas J. In sersoll is so far advanced that it's publication may be looked for in October next.
 o. The trial al Washington city, of c. M. Nc. NULTY, hle Clerk of the U. S. House of Represen. tatives, on one of the five indictments charging him wiIh embedding the publc money, has been closed by lhe U $. Attorney entering n0ls prossqui IL proved, that in relation to ihe money embraced in this indictment, it was McNulty's own money due 10 him as Clerk ol the House, and hence the nOHe prosegui The other cases against him were continued till December nexi, which time the Court adjourned
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
For Clerk

Tor CIerIz of Inc COunty COuFt'
 N5- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as a can- didaie for the office of Clerk of the County Court at ihe ensuing election. rlO~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
REHEss.,rs OE CN1,r0S

Per steamboat Irene from Mont somery-Bul Board man bales.
 Per steamboat LOwndes from Montgomery-Donad Marshall s6 bales; Boykin & McRae ?; E L Andrews x l5; c w Tarleton 9.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

WODFe cUuHy w me HIHuIHg HUgubt eIso1'U"' Je0
 5s+The friends of THOMAS G. NEWBOLD will support hin for County Tax Collector al the en- suing August election. je3 l57*
 IF The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 145
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

p HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Nil Medcines Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perfumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye Siufs, &c
 Nos. 45 aud 47 Water street-MOBlLE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York
 HAvILAND, HARRAL X ALLEN, Charleston, s. 0. HAvILANp, RIsLEY x Co, Augusta, Ga dec2 lcmo rCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and Cut- receiving extensive assortment of the above art- cles, which he offers at [ he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MAS PERSON. Importer 34 Water-st UPLAND OFFICE, ST. STEPHENS, ALA. Letters addressed this office POST PAID, will be promptly attended to. jyl9 i77c
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
TRANGI.ATInN
TERMINATION. Vice Consniate of France, Napat SuJdi,ision of Me Pensacoka. Guifof Me1ico.

Vice Consuiate of France, Nauat sbdi,asion of fhe Pensaeola. GGifof Me1ico.
 ROYAL NAVY. M NOTICE-UniI the 25fh, (current) Sealed Ten. ders, for adjudication to the luwest most ia- vorable bdder will be received at the Consuate of ! ance Pensacola, for the victualiing supplies re- quired by the French vessels of war; which cCmpose the Naval subdivision of the Gulf station, durlRg the year 1915
 Specifcaton oCthe articles tO De furnished. Flour. r................p per kiiogramme f,Iara, ! Bordeaux and na, lire
 { Marseilles. ''''''' 'P ~ Brandy. .. ,................... .de.. Rum, New Orleans. ,............ .do.. Salt Fork ''.............. .kiiogramme Salt beei. ..'........... .do.. Cheese Ordinary shape .do..
 pine apple, Rice. ................... .do.. Olive Oil. ..................... .do.. Goals. do. Vinegar. '.............. per htre Salt. t....,..............p .per kogrammc Pepper. ...-..,........ .do.. Mustard. ....'.'. .ho.. Pickles. s..................... .do.. Sperm Oil, winter strained. do. Dry legumes (n0rtbern white beans) do.. Sugar. .......... 'do.' Coffee. ..........'.... ...'.. 'u"' Fire wood per cora Sperm Candles. per kiiogramme Any information relative to the conditions oi the coatract can he had al he Consulate of France. JEAN INNERARIrY. Vice Consul of France PENSACOLA. July II. 1915.
 Also--At the French Consulate al Mobile,
 H. DE ST. CIR. MOBILE, July II, Is45 iyI7 I76 HISKEY-IOO bbls of Dexter's double recli- w fled. for sale by
 F. W. Mccoy & JOHNSON, iyI7n Sl and S3 Commerce street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
Tor Clerk of tI,e Circuit Court.

For Clerk of the Circuit Court. Dt- am a candidate for reelection 10 the ofbce
 of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the
 ensuing August election. ap15 AUGUSl US bhooNc.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

atS- The friends of c. WALKER announce him as candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. je3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
Inspectors. Returning Officer.

HNHE following named persons have been duly ap
 k pointed Inspectors of lhe General Election to be held for Mobile county on the lst Monday of Au-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

THE CoNsTELLATIoN-We noticed yesterday that this gallant ship to be altered steamer. The Norfolk Herald furnishes with the follow ing notice of the ship and the change she is about to
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
For County Tax Collector.

Ib5- The friends of JUSEPH CURKAN VIII sup. por him candidate for the office of Tax Collect Tor of Mobile county the ensuing August election jel9
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
AfOBILE

 .TuesdRy Morning, SuIy 22, IS45 Democratic Nominations.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LlMES1 ONE FOR CoNGRESs-FIRST DISTRICT, F D W \ RD $. REGAIN,
 OF MOBILE.
 For Smie Senate,
 JOSEPH SEAWELL.
 For Representatives, JOS c. SMITH, JAS. HAGAN. JEREMIAH AUSTILL. For Commissioners of Roads and Revenue. fl. CHAMBERLAIH, JACOB MAGEE, P. B. TAYLOR, A. DUMoUY,
 THOMAS McGRAN,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

AI ceived. Subscribers will please call for them at 2S Dauphin street. [jy22I s. w. ALLEN.
 P. S.-New subscribers wanted to this popular and interesting work. IL is lhe cheapest and best publication in tie U. States.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

A LABAMA MONEY, for sale by "A jy22 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. vTyO HlRE-Seyeral able bodied Negro Men,
 Il iy22 SMITH. DABNEY & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK; stSN The brig TIMOLEON, A Blevins, mas. xGs&ier, now loading, will be dispatched in few days For freight or passage, apply to jy22 E. c. CENTER & co. Advances made on cotton shipned by this vessel. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. : S 2 @ The steamer s ',, I'll, IRENE, G; Cloudi; all intermediate landings. on WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to jy22 M. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

NY HISKEY-I00 bbls of Dexter's double recli. w fed. for sale by
 F. w. Mccoy & JOHNSON, iyI7a Sl and S3 Commerce street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA k E~ N The fine, light drsught, double en- HsszEs zine steamer NOxUBEE. H. Kin ney master, will depart for the above and interme Ii. ate landings on THURSDAY, 24,h inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents,
 jy22 72 Front and 75 Commerce g,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

JOHN E. FISHER, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-22

WY ESTERN PRODUCE--l0 bbs Molasses w 40 bbls rectifed Whiskey
 20 bbls Dexier's double rectifed Whiskey
 20 casks Bacon Sides; 6 casks Shoulders
 30 bbIs Mess and Prime Pork; 20 Kegs Lard 50 bbls St Louis and Ohio Flour
 30 bhds strictly choice Sugar, m store and landing thIs morning from steamer James l. Day, and for sale by WARE & CHESBROUGH, iy22 4 Commerce st
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-02


.,,,.,,ra tn.,,.,ao a..a.,,a,.;,, y, 49,. .a NV,
hail ,,,o,, ,.,,, ., -. H., G., ..;r.,
..il, L,,;,,in,. -, ~, ..;..ly..,..l &C..
and :, CHI anil o,,oo,,inn il ..,l.no.,..
10 dire,,io, s,o,c 20 o, co ,oii,s u,aGu.
miles north n ,,,is ,I,.c ,,ooo, no, ;, i, 49,,
l,r,oe. Inn, II oilcs north t,;r.,o,o, c.,, o,,i,
sze If, hon., c,,,, anil c,o,, Main IS .,,.-..,,
20.
'''' " ''''.'"'' '"1' was "o' P''''c'c" we De-
devo vas broken as lar as the storm extended.
But this Is hy no means the most serious mart of
tho Jan,,,, ,l,, ,,,s d.,o a.. u.o -, Gt..I .
'''' '''"' o''''5"' '"' D'''''''s SayS' money
wells tavern house Is SO smashed up that it is
worth but I.Ilie more ihln the lumber The barn
vas blown to the ground, as was also tie house
Of Mr.. Parrish, east Of it. ]. T.. Hoycy's house.
near the C,,,,,e Grove ton. LI,,,,,, l,,,,, ,..r
.,. am,
''' '"''' ''''J ''"''''' '''''" persons were
bdd'y wounded, but none killed. Nearly all the
fences for a distance Of fifteen mics on the road
,yc,, i.s,r,,cJ
-,
-" '"' H'5'" 'ou''' 'Fo"''' p''" was I'M
t"o'''' ana MS mouse Suu'A win "s"'"i"g'
io"NB ''ahu was badly INJURED ana pant o.
u Co'' D'auo''" 5 mouse was DI'"n away an'