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The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
NOUVELLES PAR LIE BATEAU.


Nous remercions le commits de l. Uri(da de Ia
complaisance iu'il a eu pour nous, en- nous APP
portant les derniers l~ournauK do la vile. Les
dates wont jtsqu'au 20; yoici le peu de ~nouvelles
qu'ils contiennent:
On Texas. Les dates sont recentes, mais,
sans nouyelles importantca.
lie jour dc Procurement du congress, une re-
solution blamant seyerement la conduite du
president Jones, dcmandant i Ia convention,
prste Il s'assemblcr son renvoi ct Ia creation
dun golvernement al ~ia.erim, jusqna ce que
panne1ion soft complete, a etc present6 ala
chambre DIES Representans. La motion a etc
rejetee, m&is lie vote, en- sa favour, etait ASSET
fort pour montrer combien lie pouyoir exGcutif
est soupconne ct NAL VII.
LII Convention s'est aasemblee le 4 Juliet
matin. I'm comite de Is fnt nomme et fit le rap
port, par son president juge Lipscomb, dune
ordinance Dormant au nom du peuple du Texas
son assortment aux conditions d'annexion pro-
possess par lie Commencement des Etats .Unis.
La motion tut adopted d l'unanimite moins uno
voix cling mcmbres seule ment &taicnt absens.
Ellie fut enregistree ct signee par tous les mem
bres presens. II est assez extraordinary que lie
seul vote negatif ait etc donn6 par Richard Ba-
che, beau-pere du Secretairc de Ia Tresorerie ct
beau frere du Vice President des Etats Unis.
Ashbel Smith a cts rappele d'Angleterre.-
4 . Aoii' n Ls AituStoou lC0 j ECSiuSu III 1GA-
as est mort lie 10 de ce mois.
Nos troupes doivent occuper les frontieres;
Giles sont deja en- marche.
BGyou Plaquemines. La Gazette des planteurs
dit: 'L'embouchure du Bayou Plaquemincs sera
bientot en- ordre ct ainsi restera ouyerte Ia navi-
CATION. Lalegislature ma fait aucune appropri.
alton spectacle pour les travaux de l'embouchure
de CO Bayou dependant lingenieur de l'etat EFF.
forcera de lie tenir ouvertiusqu'a ce que 10 legisla-
ture ait decr6te quelqu'ouyrage permanent a y
construirs.
La rumeur de arrangement de la question
de rOregon semble prendre de la constance
aussi bien au nord qu'au Sud.
On a decouyert une instruction de negres
dams le Maryland ct p%lusieurs DIES meneurs ont
et6 arretes. L'atfaire, dit.on est aussi serieuse
que cello de Southampton. Les derniers rapp.
orts semblent croire la revolte supprimee.
Environ ~soixante ct dix negres qui passe
rent a Washington flrent poursuiyis, p~lusieurs
tues ct lie rosie pris. lis Sc dirigsaient sur Ii
Pennsylvania ct etant armes, lis frent resis
lance mais lis current lie dessous ct furent ar
reteS. Nous esp6rons que la chose en- rosters
Ia.
Nous apprenons quun acte de violence infamt
a etc commits sur Ia personne de Madame b. HI
Barrow de la paroisse de West Feliciana, par Vi
esclaye cocher de Ia maison. Cette dame etan
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
Pour Gouverneur,
GEN. WILLIAM DERUYS,
tsqanis a depreciation de la Convention@

lSoMIHArIoss DIS cANpIDAr AUX PLACES, sousL'EMPIRE DE
Ia EouyRLha CONSTITUTION BANS LIZ CAS- DE son AporrioN
Four senateurs,
JACQUES DUPRE, RICE GARLAND.
Pour Eopeesentans,
louis ~RoRDELoE, JOHN 1. GARDINER,
BENZ. R. RoeERs, WIZ. s. CAMPBELL,
JOHN A. TAYLOR.
Pour Gre6cr-A. GARRterEs.
Pour Shtrif-P1BRRE Roy.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

Ia Course.--Samedl dernier Ia jument du
DR.. Scranton a pris sa revanche ct a battu 10
champion des Opelousas do presque un pied!
Eth bien nous conventions gull y a du bon a
Lafayette pour quelques arpens ; mais qu'ils nous
donnenfl 10 miles ct nous sommes leurs hommes.
Vsus etes content 81 ms doute DIR. maihtenant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

LIZ LoUP BLArc.-L'abondance des matte
res nous empeche do donner auiourd'hui a nos
%lectours, in chaPitre de Get interressant outrage;
il sern continue dams notre proclaim No.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

Sec. 5. The preliminary expenses of
the negotiation Of said contract. with the
expenses Of the examinations Of the canal
property by the agents appointed by the
authority of the bondholders, shall be FIRST
paid by the said trustees, unless some
other provision for their payment be made
by the general assembly but no farther
expense shall be incurred by the state, by
sending agents 10 Europe or elsewhere in
relation TO the matter.
Sec. 6. If the said canal shall not be
completed within three years, as is con-
lemplated in the 4lh section of the above
reclled act, subscribers to said loan, who
shall have advanced money in pursuance
OF their subscription, shall not forfeit the
priority OF payment secured to them by
this act, but shall share in the trust prop
erty pari pasSt, with such other persons
as will advance farther sums, if such
should be necessary, TO complete the ca
nal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

lightning as a Manure.-Strange as
II may seem, electricity has been applied
successfully to promote the growth of veg
citation. This has been the novel idea at
the recent meetings Of the British Asso-
citation. 1t was first discovered by lady
IN Scotland, who carried some wires from
an Electrical Battery to her flower gar
den, and found it very useful. Since that,
the experiment has been successfully tried
of collecting the natural electricity, by
wires or poles, and conveying it to lin
tied piece of ground, with powerful effect
on the vegetation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

Wisconsin Marine and Fre Insu-
rance Co.-In yesterdays paper we cop
led notice from one Of The Wisconsin
papers, in which it was stated that the
Judiciary Committee of the Wisconsin
Legislature had made report uniavora-
bic to this institution, that it had forfeited
lis charter by engaging in banking bust.
ness, &c. We understand that the Leg
islalure has refused to actu upon the report
of the committee, and thus the Company
are lett 10 pursue their business as here
,olore. The Legislature has adjourned.
daily Neics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Correspondence Of The Free 'TInder.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb, u, lc45,
1he llnuni Es;li Auxcl

Ia An.v sAf
In NV last ,nfo,meJ can of In, JsGc,, Of the
canal hin in tho sco,,o hy yo,e of 10 TO %
This morning ,he vo,e WAS rcc,n.id.rc6. and the
hin yos ,hen rcre,rcl 70 .,lo,t ,o,,,,i,,ee wba
after n shor, sbsoncc renor,,d il L,rt 70 the se
nate, recommending that all after the three Grsl
sections lie stricken ont. and that Tins amended
il mass. Several amendments ,ve,o ,ben uro,os-
ed. One TO submit, the bin after ts passaue to a
vote of the people-reected. % 10 Is. Another
bv Mr.. Catlin. s,ri1inr ON, the mill increase NJ
axo,ion--nlso rejected u To H. After several
other amendments were similarly disnosel of and
after much debate the bill was ordered TO third
,eodinc nv ,he following yot..
Yr,s-Ro,l BuCo,l ga,o,I, D,,nL,, Uar,i.
son, Henry, Judd, Kirkpatrick. Markley, Mattesou
Memiilah, McMnftfy, Minard, Powers huge"s'
n, ,,i:,"',,'' W, o, ''"'f''''
N,ys9-AIlen. Ca,lin Constable Grain. Davis
Doughcrty, Edwards, Fithian. Foreman, liarrs,
Johnson, Lewiston Morrison, Nnnh"'y' ratEeF'
, u'';t,' ~ " oo ""''"' ""''S' ''''
~. n,,I,,l., W.,
II. Mn, a.. I,;n.
II pa, ,,, :,
a., ,au h,, oo,oco, :,
h.,.,,..,, .c;, ,,.h;ah .o,,;rca sroerJno,,,s =,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

n Strange Bet.-Public notice is CIV
en- in the Boston papers of bet which is
to be settled on the 4th Of March in that
city. 1t appears that wing and a Dem
ocrat, after having battered each other.
several months since, for bet on the
Presidential election, finally agreed that
if M. Clay was elected, the Democrat
should saw half cord Of wood for the
Wing, in any public place that he should
name; and pice uerSa, il Mr.. Polk should
be elected. The Wing having lost. is TO
saw the half cord of wood on the 4lh Of
March, in front of the market house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

IN act 10 prOrids for paying portion
of The Interest on The state debt.
Sec. /. BE it enacted, &c. That there
shall be, for the year 1915, one mill upon
each dollars valuation of property trans.
ferred from the county to the state tax, so
that there shall be assessed and collected
in the year lS45, three mills on each dol
lars valuation of property; and for the
year 1916, there shall be assessed and
collected three and one half mills on each
dollars valuation of property; and that
shall be the permanent rate Of taxation I'M
I'll otherwise provided by law. And the
county commissioners courts shall not
hereafter assess for county purposes, any
higher tax than four mills on the dollar
except in cases where they ale or may
be specially authorized to 10 so by law.
Sec. ,. The proceeds of one mill Of the
tax for the year 1915, and one and half
mills for 1916, and forever thereafter un-
til otherwise provided by law, together
with all surplus money in the treasury,
after paying the expenses of the govern
ment shall be set apart and sacredly held
for the payment of the interest on the
state debt, and shall be called the Inter
est Fund
See, 3. The governor is hereby direc.
ted out of the proceeds of the said one
mill and one and half mills and surplus
money if any there should be to make
semi annual payments of interest, com
mencing on the LIST July, 1916, and there
after on the first Of January and first of
July of each year, pro rata on all the
canal bonds and internal improvement
bonds, cxcep, the bonds heretofore hy-
pothecaled to McAllisler. e Stebbns !;
and the additional tax of one mill for the
year 1915, and one and a half mills there
after shall be collected by the several col
lectors and paid into the treasury in gold
and silver and a separate accoun. thereof
shall be kept in the Offices of the auditor
and treasurer and auditors warrants shall
not be received therefor; and if the treas
urer or any other public officer shall ap-
propriate the same or knowingly suffer
the same to be appropriated or drawn from
the treasury for any other purpose than
that provided by the act he or they shall
be deemed guilty of cmbezzlement and
shall lie indicted and punished according
ly, and on conviction shall be removed
from office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07
.Du,!ge Douglass.

The democracy OF Illinois proud Of their dlstin-
gu;shed proiege, and not unmindlul OF his eminent
services in the democratic cause, have justly felt
disposition 10 urge his claims, and through him
their own. upon the new president; and among
other stations, that of Attorney General has been
suggested as one he would ill with honor TO hum
self and profit to his country. 1t appears howe
ysr from the following paragraph which we find
in the Washington "Constitution," that Judge
d. will accept of no appointment under the new
administration
A runor hos found its way into the public pa
pers tina, Mr. Douglass expected, or would pro-
baby receive, some appointment under the COM
ing administration. We are authorized to say
that no VOID or wish has boon uttered or enter
tanned by him, to create any foundation for such
a rumor lie en,ertains the proioundest respect
for Mr.. Polk--most sincerely desires the full sue
cess of his Administrations but is not willing TO
take anv office under the general government;
preicrrng the more grateful service OF discharslng
the duties of the Office which the people them
selves have conferred upon him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07
SUPREME CoURT, Ill.,, Feb. &c, lS45.

SUPREME CoURT, Ill.,, Feb. &c, lS45.
HENRY G. CoTToN, ESQ.
SIR We have examined your late
"lreat!se OH the power and duties of JUS
tees of the Peace in the state of Illinois"
and deem i, due to you TO say, that we re-
gard it as work of great accuracy-ar.
ranged and compiled with marked ability
OF indispensable utility TO justices of
the peace and of the utmost advantage
TO members Of the profession, and the
public generally. Yours, &C.,
JAMES SHIELDS,
S. Ii. TREAT,
]. ID. CATION,
JESSE B. THOMAS,
W. b. SCATES,
II. G. BROWN,
S. d. LOCKWOOD,
X. NJ. YOUNG,
WIN. WILSON.
| concur in the above,
THOMAS FORD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

Not Bad.-A Methodist preacher ex-
pounding on his own authority in a coun-
try village, remarked that "commenta-
tors did not agree with him" Next day
he received basket of kidney potatoes
from one Of his rustic disciples. who re-
marked that since common ta,urs did
not agree with him, he had taken the Ii
ber,y TO presen, him with some Of the
best kidnies."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

I'm act amending an act entitled ".Rn
act TO complete the Illinois and Nj
chigan Canal"
Sec. l. BE ii enacted BY The people Of
Illinois, That after the contract for the
loan of 81, 100000, as contemplated in
the act entitled AN act for the compile
ton Of the Illinois and Michigan canal,
and for the payment OF the canal debt
approved Feb. 81. lS43, shall be duly ex-
ecued in all respects as is provided by
the terms Of the above reciied act, as mod.
flied by the provisions of this act, and the
trustees are appointed as is contemplated
in this act, the governor of this state shall
execute and deliver, under the seal of
state, deed Of trust to the said trustees,
of all the property and effects mentioned
in the 10Th section of said act; which
said conveyance shall include the lands
and lots remaining unsold, donated by the
! United States TO the state of Illinois, to
aid in the completion Of said canal, to
| be held in trust as in the said act siipula-
ted. And it is expressly provided that
the subscribers TO said loan may and shall
register their bonds or other evidences Of
Indebtedness upon which they may have
made or NAV hereafter make their sub
scripions, within one year after the APP
poinlment of trustees; and the said sub.
scribers shall be entitled TO priority in the
payment of the respective advances TO be
made by them, and the interest thereon ;
also priority in the payment of the prin-
cipal and interest of the bonds or other
evidence of Indebtedness TO be registered
by them, GU, of the proceeds of The said
trust property, anything in the above act
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. 3. The majority OF the said board
of trustees shall have power and authority
to ac, and decide in all cases and their
acts shall bind all parties and in appoin-
ling the said trustees, each subscriber to
the said loan shall be entitled to one vote
for each sum Of $500 subscribed; and
such election may be held in the city Of
! New York, under the direction OF the
District Judge of the United States for
that district, or such person as he for that
purpose may appoint.
Sec. 3. In case sufficient sum shall
not be subscribed or paid 10 complete said
canal, the said subscribers shall share
pari pasSu, with other persons who may
subscribe and pay the residue OF the a
mount necessary to complete the canal ;
provided, tina, the subscribers to said loan
shall have the right 10 subscribe and Gil
up the amount necessary TO finish said ca
nal in the first instance, and il they neg
lect so to do then any other person may
subscribe such amount, and, provided far.
Their, that such subscribers may register
bonds upon such subscriptions as herein
before provided within one year after such
subscriptions.
See. 4. When the amount due for ar
rears and difference of interest on regis
tered bonds and other canal Indebtedness
shall be cx,inguished, then the principal
of said registered bonds and canal ndeb,-
q edness, shall be paid, and when the said
principal shall have been paid, the said
trustees shall proceed 10 pay the interest
on the unregistered canal bonds and in
ldeb,edness,
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Sextouiaua.

A poetic friend Of ours has amused himself
g doubtless will our readers, by contributing
tile in the way of song towards spreading /
me of out iIlus,rious friend Mr.. Sexton. Toi
rebate fully tie forciblc words in italics, the II
er is referred to the speech Of Nj. s.. as report
, the Free Trader Of last week.
II would seem at las.
The bill has past
BY barely one majority
Strange news 10 tell,
On this side of h -.
So large rogues minority,
So many Jumps
OF heshy chumps
TO vote they will be thieves;
B,ease, they say,
II will not pay
To tax their farms and beeves.
Yet this must make
Fen Satan shake
His fallen self with laughter,
And ply his hands
To pile on brands
For them hos coming after.
To pass bill,
To pay mill
V here six at least are owing,
l. proy'd a sin
'Gainst debtors tin
By moonstruck Sections showing.
Breeder of mules,
Thou prince Of tools
BY G. NJ. Davis handled,
A cackling goose
From pen broke loose
Screams out in sense less mangled.
Lo1y freeman,
Woods and trees scan
For deer and ofher critters.
Vote you will
To tear the bill
To gun-wads, rags and iritteTs.
But, OrvilIe dear,
The time is near
For which we've long been hoping;
The tax is laid
Aud justice paid,
So p'r'aps you'd hes! be sloping.
And turner's, friend.
They mean to send
From London Wal Street money.
Oh then, what SPits
But c,iHs' lies
Pray what's the price, my honey
Frustrating genus,
(Heaven screen us
For once miSunderSiGken
This sorriH, great,
almighty state
The taxing pill has taken.
Prosperity
Thou ass-ity.)
l. en- sucking hates unborn
win bless the day,
And hold your say
Up high 10 public scorn.
Yes bless the day
When deb, TO pay
The senate psss'd bill;
Though 7 was by me,
The deed is done
The state is honest still.
To Gallaiin,
Where gooses din
And other CRITTERS thrive,
Confine your grunts,
Enjoy your hunts,
Or mules and assep drive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

The Uiic01i Discouered--A recent number of
the "Journal Asiatique," published in Paris, states
that NJ. Fresnal, the profound Orientaliss, now
French consul a, Jedda, in Arabia, has published
notice Of the existence Of the real unicorn in the
wilds Of Hadramant. This strange beast has q
single horn attached to its head by joint, through
which it can elevate or depress its horn at plea
sure, remarkably confirming Psalms xc 10,
where it speaks of the "horn being exalted like the
horn Of the unicorn" This will throw great
light on other passages Of scripture, which ieno-
rance of Arabia prevented our comprchending.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

Cot. Oakly's Trmk.--Thc Philadelphia Unit
ed States Gazette says, awe have much pleasure
in stating the the trunk Of Mr.. Oakley has been
found with all the papers, by Mr.. Beal ard Mr..
Stevens, about one mile above the first gate west
Of Cumberland. DR.. Kennedy and Mr.. Magraw
have also arrested the robbcr, who is the same one
who stole the trunk OF Mr.. Rickerly last Novem-
Der. There is no doubt that the thief followed
Mr.. o. from New York, with the expectation of
obtaining large sums Of money. He will now
find his way to the states prison at Baltimare."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

MARRIED-On the evening Of the Sd inst,
near Pontiac. Livingston CO., by ID. s. Ebersol.
Esq, Mr. II. q. TEMpLEToN Of this county, to
Mrs. LAURA BURGIT.
At Washington, Tazcwell county, by the Rev.
G. w. Elliott, Mr.. ALEXANDER MclAuGHLIS OF
Granville. to Miss HARRIET +. KiNGsBuRr, Of
the former place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

Il, is said that all the members of the Ohio le-
risla,ure excepting eight, are married, and one Of
,hcr is engaged! Ia our Legislature mos. Of the
members. whether married or not were Engaged
In their own affairs Chieogo jour.
They weren't engaged in 'snything slse,"--as
least goodly number Of them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07
6,hie.ss pa..lcvpaI I.iec,Iou.

On Tuesday last the slec,ion for city Officers
IN Chicago vas held. and we arc pleased to sec
that Avousrus GAnnrr, Esq. was elected May.
or by ib7 majority over Mr. Knrie, his highest
competitor. The city council s,snjs ~ demo-
sra.s, : Wigs. and . ak0lil0nisis. Mr.. Dean
yrs elected Marshal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07
yHr. yycn,worih's Oregon Speech.

We send out in an extra with to-day paper
the speech delivered by Mr.. WENTWORTH
in the House of Representatives on the 2Hh
Jan. on the Oregon bill. 1t will well repay q
nerusal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

ri Office is hereby given to all per.
y sons having claims against the OH
corporation of the town OF Ottawa, that
meeting of the old board Of trustees whi
be held a, the office Of Glover and COOK
on Monday evening next, for the purpose
of auditing said claims. as this will be '!.e
las, meeting Of said board; no ae''o" "a'
be taken on claims not then presented.
By order B. G. COOK Clerk
Of the old board.
Ouawo March 7, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

The per CT. interest bill has passed, and goes
into effect on the LIST Of September.
The law in relation to assessors has been so al
tered that they are hereafter required to call at
the dwelling Of each householder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

way for such tariff; no L. S. Bank, incorpora-
ting body Of men in a soulless, irresponsible ca
paety, with vast treasures under their control and
boundless sources Of influence, which money may
always command, and assuming, in the mullipli-
city Of their powers, TO be the Great Rceu'a,or'
We shall not now see the states stripped of their
reserved powers and one great central soycmmeE,
established, commanding all, doing all, ruling all
We now see set up the old Republican landmarks
the distinctive bounds between state and ia.
tions government. Our ship Of state has gIori-
ously ou;rode many storm. When the shy has
been clear and the winds have been fair, with eve
~ sail set aud with steamers hyiag she has
bounded beautifully and molly over the waves
guarded by the constitution, the polc-slar of her
course, with bold untauntcd mariners on board
storms have arisen, she has leaped modly from
bllow 10 bilIow, aud seemed ready to sink, and in
IS 10, lost her compass, her rrckonines, aud de-
parted fir from hen course. But now we see ber
rishtcd, she returns again To the republican tack
rcjoces in her we'll tried, faithful crew, aud while
she walks boldly onward DER the danring joyful
waters, her white sails saluting the skies, the
waves eaping up to kiss her sides, she demon
strutcs to the world The capacity of man for sell
government, and the successful issue cf our expc-
riment.
The editor Of the "Consti,uionalist," after
three weeks incubation, has ventured the opil.-
ion, that we were ''raiher hastily and unadvised-
ly led into making an unwarrantahle attack upon
Gov. Davis in noticing the attack of the Chicago
Journal upon Mr.. Ryan" This "unwauantabe
attack" consisted in the simple expression of be-
lief on our part, that Mr. Ryan, in bis attack up
on Gov. Davis last fall, had been actuaed by the
honest belief that he was promoting She best IN
tcresls Of the state It is well known that Mr.
CLamplin, who edits The Consiitutiunalist is the
arden, personal friend Of Mr.. Ryan, aud he would
friendship into question; yet how can he recon-
Gle il with such feeling 10 say that our simple
expression of belief that Mr.. r. was actuaied ty
pure motives, was "unwarrantable ;" We have
no desire to pursue this subject further, Wear
sincerely rjoiced to learn from Springfield that
Mr.. Ryan and Gov. Davis have amicably arranged
all thei difficulties, and true friendship Tor either
would perhaps require thai henceioTlh there be a
complete oblivion Of tie past.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

The RI. Rev. PuILASpER CHASE, Bishop OF
the Diocess Of Illinois, will perform divine service
at the Bapiis, Church in this place on sunday
next There will be no service at the Mechanics
Hall in the Morning. Service in the afternoon
and ey.n;ro ne usuaj March 7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-07

DIED-In Washington precinct, on Monday
last, Of inflammation of the lungs, NELSON, son OF
MIR. urah Wood.