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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22
Clocks and Watches
III. A. PARKS

REGS leave TO say TO the citizens of sYpailauti and
the adjacent towns that he has established himself
IN me CLOCK AND HATCH REPAIRING bust.
ness IN part OF the 5s-s-.s.s
Book and Drug Store
o e. samson, where he will be happy to receive q
share OF public patronage. - =
Having served regular apprenticeship at the busi.
ness and since been in the employ of some of the best
workman east he fl lters himself that he can give en-
tlfe satisfaction 10 all who may see fit TO employ him.
A good assortment of we'll selected Watch maferiais
constantly on hand and all kinds of - X s.sssa
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
carefully repaired and warranted. ae'rs
YpsilaIi, November lS, 1916. 4otf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22
SUR GEON DENTIST.

NU X q Il U " u II " L rs i.
r. v. ASHLEY, has removed
NN-N his Office few doors north OF A
A2SN Hawkins Hotel to the dwelling
house formerly sccupied by Doct
~ Allen. where he continues TO per
all operations the variovs branches CT Dentistry
Extracting Cleansing, and filing decayed Teeth,
.siih God Tin setting teeth on Gold Plate or Pivot
according the latest improvements, all operations
warranted.
Ypsiianti, May H. 1e45 lh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
Iowa ElCctiou.

Iowa, the youngest of "Uncle Sans"
family, has done her duty nobly; she has
come out lriumphan,ly after hare fought
battle. Notwithstanding the ex,raordl-
nary exer,ons of the wing party, and the
disaiTecled of our own, the Democrats
have succeeded in carrying the State by
a majority, varying from eight hundred
to thousand; we also have a majority
of four on joint ballot, which will secure
the election of two Democrats 10 the U,
States Senate. This triumph is doubly
sweet at his ti,ue, for the reason that the
wing press, have been loud in their re-
ioicings, and claiming an entire victory
in that glorious young Sta,e. They tEo't
they had carried every thing. They had
even selected the men who were TO be
elected 10 the U. s. Senate. Haul in,
gentlemen, and look before you leap
BY the way, we would say TO the
Sangamo Journal, TO tare down that
"Sonc old Coon!r'-N. Clair Banner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Progress of The Comni.-Thcre is a
grea, deal Of disappointment manifested
everywhere al the hardness of the work
upon our canal, and its friends generally
feel mortified at it. The large number of
officers of every kind under salary equal.
Iy in bad as in good times, together with
the great interest our State is paying,
make ii the interest of every citizen TO
have the utmost expedition in its compile
ton. When will it be done it is daily
asked. Now that the sickly season has
gone by and there is general time Of
health along the whole line, i, is hoped
lha! the work will be every where resum-
cd and the canal be completed as far as
possible before another sickly season re-
turns. The suspension Of so many sala-
RES and OF the interest Of the debt, be-
sides the use Of the canal requires every
possible despatch, and we see no reason
now why the work should not 90 ahead.
-Chic0go Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

An express has arrived at Fort Leayenwollh,
with intelligence from Santa fe 10 the 7ih ult -
The st. Louis Union has recorded the following
adviccs by it from the Amy Of the West,
Gen. Kearney has returned from the
South, after very successful tour. The
inhabitants all greeted the stars and stripes,
and none but the wealthy limited dissalis-
faction at his presence; but the lower and
middle classes hailed the General as their
liberator and friend.
Orders have been issued TO have the
Dragons and one hundred Of Captain
Fischer's company in readiness to march
to California by the 25th of las, month,
at which time the Mornons were expect
ed TO arrive. Gen. Kearney would com.
mand the expedition in person.
The express met the Mormons, under
command Of Lieut.. Smith, lsl Dragons,
with the ordnance an! artillery, on the
Cimmeron Col. Thompson, with de.
tachmcnt Of Dragons at Cottonwood
Fork; Capt. Enos and Lieut., Dyer, Of
the ordnance department, at Council
Grove.
BY return train Of wagons from Bcn,'s
Fort, which arrived at Fort Ieavenwor,h
on the lIth inst, ID. Sanderson, surgeon
of the Mormon battalion, writes from the
crossing Of the Arkansas, that had no
DR.. A. j. Smith, Of the Is, Dragons ar
rived to assume the command, these peo
pie would never have crossed the plains
that they were the mos, imbecile Sc, u
men he ever me, with. This differs ma
terally from the statement of our owl
correspondent. and is probably ,incturct
with prejudice. A grea, many Of III,
Mormons were sick. bu, none had died
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
Terrific Storm nj 7xcy West.

The Southern mail brings news Of q
terrific gale in the Gulf of Mexico, on
the lllh uliimo, at Key West. Not
more than six out of six hundred houses
but were injured or blown down. Three
hundred were estimated TO have been
blown down, and The Custom House and
Marine Hospital were both unroofed.-
1t is supposed that of government prop
er,y destroyed, the amount is 5000, 900.
The loss Of life is very great. A great
many persons wero drowned and killed
by falling buildings. The light house
and dwelling house attached were de;
suoyed, and IA souls persisted in these
buildings. The Sand Key lgh, house is
gone, with the buildings, and people in
them.
The U. S. brig Perry, ran ashore, but
it is thought she may DO saved. Com
Sloat was on board of her. all the hands
were saved. Between 80 and 40 vessels
were ashore on the reef and in the vicin.
iIy of Key West. Many of,hese vessels
and most Of their caigoes will be totally
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

The ray our Soldiers fgM-A let
ter writer, giving description of the va
rous incidents connected with the storm
ing and taking If Monterey, relates the
following exploint of one of our galIan,
soldiers:
sour Colonel having been killed, the
command devolved on our galan, aud
spirited captain James +. Stuart, who
tough, like tiger. A, one time he was
attacked by five Mcxicans; ne los, his
sword. but knocked one fellow down
with his fist, and seized his musket, with
which he knocked down three more Of
the five with the butt. and bayone,eJ
them on the spot"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Grating The Tomato upon The Potato.
"A, meeting Of the New York Farm
ers' Club, Mr.. Mcgs read from the AN
nails Of the Royal Horticultural Society
Of Paris" an account Of successful ex-
pertinent Of grating stem Of the iona.
TO upon the stalk Of Potato, by which
a crop Of tomatoes was raised in the air,
and one Of potatoes in the earth.
II will be remembered tina, the tomato
and the potato are of the same genus Of
plants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Taking "a Castle IN he oir."-Mr. Wise, the
.Etonau recommends as an easy plan for the
capturing San Juan Ulloa, the construction of
balloon to raise 20 goo pounds. This is to b,
loaded with bombs and torpedos, and hung over
the doomed castle, attached TO cables five miles
long, from one Of the vessels Of the squadron
Mr., Wise onars his services to the govern.
meni, to take command Of the lofty expedition,
which is, dgurativcly speaking, one of the great.
cs, "air castle" projects tina, we have lately me,
with,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
OHIO,

The following are the members Of Congtess
just elected from Ohio:
Dcmocrais.!anes ]. Faran' VIM. Sawyer
Rodophus Dickinson, Thomas l.. Tamer, John
X. Mlr, Thomas Richey, VIM. Kennon. IT,,
John d. Cummins AID George Fries'-..9.
WhigS---David Fisher X. G. Schenck,' L. s.
Can'y, J, l.. Taylor, Thomas o. Edwards, Da-
MEL Duncan, Sam'l 7. Whom Nathan Evans,
John Crow,ll, Joshua Il, GidIings,' aud Joseph
NJ Root
IdPendem Democrat Samuel Lahm.
The Senate will he tied year six Wing
majority; and the House will contain a Wing
majority Of seyen-last year 81 Wing majinty
The Wing Governor. Debb elected by a ma.
joriy Of about 1000, Mr.. Clay's majority wa.
upwards Of 5000,
Truly this great Wing victory" is no great
thing after all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Santa Annals leg, the leg which he lost
by the French, which was buried with
honors, but subsequently was exhumed
and kicked about in derision, it appears
by letter in the New York Commercial
has been recovered from young man,
who had obtained possession of it, in the
hope that some day lie might make
good speculation out Of ii, and was res
pecllully buried by The new authorities.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Honor 10 tic Memory Of the Father
Of S0I0n lR.-A curious circumstance is
connected with the Presbyterian church
IN llagcrstown, Nd. to which Mr.. Tus-
TN, Chaplain of the u. s. Senat, has re.
Gently been called as pastor. Mr.. Hugh
Kennedy, who died some years ago, left
small annuity, on condition that the
congregation sing nothing bu, the psalms
OF David. When ,hey depart from this.
the annuity goes from them. The living
is said to be about eight hundred dollar,
year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

|, is confidently asserted tina, poor
young man has bu, two alicrna,ives--ei.
,hcr 10 90 TO work or 90 to ruin. A grca,
number choose The latter. ], isl sngu.
lar choice, but those who make i, may
he seen some fine day lounging in squads
about tho corners of the streets, with
stumps Of cegars in their mouths, or with
tumblcrs Of villanous spirits in their
hands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
Correspondence OF the Face Trader.
LetertrOm Tie Editor.
NO. Nv.
SAW A>rO>,,, Trx,s, Sept. "a 1876.

SAN A>To>it, fENAs, Sept. "a 1876.
hope the intelligent readers If lhe
Free Trader will excuse me for not being
more punctual in wrillpg, when tell
them that | have really nothing interest.
ing 10 write about. Last week there was
a duel, some designations, elevations, and
degradalions To assist in making up para
graphs, bat how shall get along naw.
when there are even none Of Il csc! Bar
am mistaken. There has been another
resignation in good old company l." as
nur boys are pleased 10 style themselves,
and 81 election too. Lieut. Reed has re-
signed, and Mr.. Orderly Reddick has
been elected Lieutenant II fit the yaran.
cy. Lieut.. r. /, will BE- rccollccicd. had
been lrh with the sick at lahaca. After
remaining there iJr several weeks, lie re.
crvetcI Sufficiently to come through t.
this place on horse back, by short rides.
Butns cad Of rapidly rcgaiuiug hi, health
and strength here, rs he anticipated, h>
health has Improved very liulc if any.
~, C....i ,. ''''' ~ ','' - !" '''
would be utterly on, OF the question. So
,anI1I H. ~ o"', "'N' '''',' '0''' anu
accepted. Lieut.. X. was a popular and
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returned wirbou, rGrcli,r ary,h;,r
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there would he had ,hcv mo, hoo, 60 mic.
erablv rrov;ted with rbvsic;,rs rLs
SURGEON an,nin,eJ he tho ,ras;I,r, ,nJ
assiopcdsn the i, regiment, Dr Ucrr;cL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Drought in Maine.--'rhc Traveller ssys;-
"a fricad from Thomas,own, Me-, informs us
thu, the trough, in that section Of the country is
very severe. The wells are very generally dry,
and water is brough, to tho town from neighbor.
ngponjs, and sold as high as five cents bucket"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13


4 caI November storm has sat IN, sud The
city wears most gloomy appearance. We have
been favored with a dclishtfsl Autumn; hut
from present appearances, We shall sc no more
tne weather this year.
I H. the ab,e7ce Of prylhins Of more importance,
he public attention lor the last week has been
coupled With the proceedings Of slave case. Il
appeared, from examination, that the Captain Of
a vessel found, sfer sailing from one OF the
southern ports, that slave. named George KIRK,
lad srcrclcd hlnsrlf on board lur the purl ose of
rsclrjuI from s-ryi,ude. The Captain inmedi-
alely Upon the discovery, pa, the Save in irons.
When he arrived in this city, the rumor spread
tina, he had a slave ON board. \ movement was
Immediately SET ON foot 10 procure the liberia
lion OF the captive. He was taken before N"
# the Courts; bat before any decision had been
made, viii Of hgjtu, o,rpnS was sued out aud
The slave was taken b,iare Judge Eimoni,. On
hearing the evidence the Judge ordered him 10
be Liberated. The Captain, however, applied to
til, Mayor, an by an Act passed in 1891, the
later orderrd the slave to he again arrested bat
the friends OF the by, (Nho had cobgreeatrd in
.argc crowds durirg the ,rial smugsi,d him ~,
as soon a, the Judge gave his decision, and he
was no, TO be found. Atllsl, one .! The officers
seeing something suspicious in he moy2n Of
a dfayman who was looking oil Il load OF boxes,
oycrhau,td his cargo; and there, sure enough,
slowed cnmpac'ly in one Of the boxes, was the
1 l. , q b.
or, aud the news of bis rc-coPture greatly ia-
creased the excitement. The blacks gathered j.
round the court room in force Of several thous-
ands. Again Judge Edmonds was applied 10;
and again he grlnlcd habtHs for the c1rp of
The hule mig" Atcr several days spent IN
hearing the Arguments Of counsel and after enc
or two attempts at rescue 10y the blucks, the
judge again ordered the slave tn be liberated;
and without waiting to ask further qucsli'r.s
his Gicnds procured carriage and stared him
out Of he Gty.
The news Of most frishrful storm in the Col.
Of Mexicr, has just reached Us. At Key West
the Light house and government buildings were
all destroyed. The damage is iGcalcu'alIc, and
Z
what renters the news sun more I"'"'u'' Is tue
account Of the i7shud' destruction '' ""ml"
life. Up 10 the time OF the departure Of the
mails, it had been sscertaincd that my hrs'
nao bee" ''''' a"u " was ',a''" ''''' q ''''"',
eAAh'HA"'h "ou'u g''a'y ~" IL '''' n''u''''''
tale G "emo't I'' u'' 'a'' u our nue. N'','
ana Su'h u''''s vessels as n'tP'"'' " " !"
inc "''' 81 tue "'e'
ne Sou'n''' III ut mas J'' '''''''' '''"
'u''ne' r''"'u'a'' u '"' - '''"' ''"
havana states '"1' Jul VI '''' "u''''''" '''
'''h ''ss : !" P''' '''u' o,' "u''O''u a,' '',''
CT t'''''y ''s' OF very "'"''' u'."'s''' "' 'u'
gar crop vi ''' ''''u' '''' W W ~ INV
amount VI ''' "u''u''u az" NJ! '''oos'" ''N'
es' ne ''r'e crop - ''''os' ""O'! '''
letter i'om hey west has Tue i'H '"i"s -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

There had been an ARRAY between the citizens
Of Monterey aud the Texas Volunteers, and then,
by way Of revenge, in the killing Of eleven Mex
leans by the comrades Of the slain. Gen. Tay.
lor, to prevent similar occurrences, had ordered
N e!lcien. guard to be distributed through the
civ
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Acknowledgements.

Grx. FRY, one Of the Canal Trustees, h4yin 2
ordered the " Free Trader" t. be discounts. ued
and his bill to be made out We sent the account
to Lockpor, AM by rcturn mail received letter
containing TWO MEXICAN D 'LLARS, pas.
tnge :5 cts! We make hispublic acknon lrdg-
men, in justice to the Gen, rs also to show thai
better state Of ala rs exist at Lockpor by re-
sol, I, specie nsirad of the rag currency!
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New Hork Election,

! Sew York Election.
The wings, anit-fent,rs and "Old Hunhers,'
have succeeded in defeating WRrGnr for Cover.
nor by e'eciins fouNe, the whig nominee.
| The wings have made large ,ins ia the Con,
,ressiNnsl delegation. This could not w,ll have
Graf. had ,wa candidates. They have gained,
hov ever in others, where there was but one.---
Below is the result, as far as heard from:
Districts.
l,, sui |, and Queens T " r.o,d, dem.
81. Kings add Richmond, Henry q Marphy,
lem c,in Native in lS4L
81 FIVE wards in New Ynrs, Heavy Nicoll
democratic gain. Naive in 1914.
Al. Sixth. IA, IO.h and l3,h wards Of y Y,
B. McCny, dem.
) -. Eighth, Oh, and II wars Of y. York,
z. \, Talnadse, wing, gain i,om Native.
e h. The remainder New lork, d Jackson,
dem. Gam over native.
IN Rock anu AID Wcs:chcs,er, Wan. Nelson,
Shs grin
SA. Duchess AID Puma p. Cornel.os "ar-
ner, waig gain.
Oh. Omase and sullivan, b B ST John, wing
gain
10 b. Delaware and Ulster, L Sheriff., vhs
probably, gain.
llth. Columbia and Green, p. II, Sylvester
vhg rr5blb'y- = in.
II h. Rensselaer,, Gideon Reynolds, whig.
18Th. Abany, jain slingerand whs gain.
18Th Clinton, Franklin, part Of Hamilton aud
TaTrcn 20 returns.
18Th. Fulton, pat Of IItmjI'au, schcnCctldy,
ard Sarar q, Hugh White, wtig.
II h. Herkmcr and Montgomery, Geo Petite.
Ind, O. II. dem, probably.
ISh Lewis gives Segar ind. dem, 100 ma
iorily. ST Lawrence no, hro,d FROM, two DEM
Jcrss aud one wing IN the field.
h. O,viiie lIunscrlurd, dem.
20 h. Oneida, Timothy Jenkins, dem.
ST. Utscso IN Schoharic, Bakesly, whis
gain.
ell Become, Cbenarg, enl Toga.-,conl'sr
J,lween Brlsal reg o. II. dean, and Chase, d
3 irrcg. dem result doub ful
23l. Madison and Oswego, Wm Dlor, wing
prIhibly lii So gain.
:4h. Csyusa and Cortland, II 5 Gpngcr
Nh; gain
&c a. Chemuus Tompking. and Yates, "
Wis or, N.
% h. Moordc, Ella. B Holmes. whg
70 h. Livingston and Ontario, Robert |. Rose,
Mig.
50 b. Allegheny and Steuben, David Rumsry
wing gain.
Sst. Ch,uiauque and Caitlraugus, Daddy
Marvin, whig.
s2l. Erie Nathan Il. Hall, whig.
SO !. Grne,see and Wyoming Harvey Putnam.
whis,
a4h. Orle1ns and Niagara, Washington
Hume, whiy.
Total-whigs %
dem. 10
To hear from
Last Congress-denocrs, 81, wings 9, ma
lives four
In the ! H. 81, and 3 districts, the divisions Of
Oh Hunker and Barn Burner, do not prevail.
Hence our success Besides in these districts,
five democrats are elected. All Of them are OLD
| Hunkc,s. Messrs Jenkins and HungerfJro
leading Old llunkers of the last Congress are
re elected Thus far not q Barn Burner proper
has been elected to Congress. The Barn Burn
els nrc the especial friends Of Wright.
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lost. The current ran six miles an hour
through key West. As far as asce,,ain-
ed, 30 persons have los their lives. pa
rents were separated from their children.
husbands from their wives. and all WAS
confusion, terror and dismav.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

A modern philosopher urges as rea-
son why young men SHOULD &C, married
as soon as possible, after attaining TO their
majority, tina, in union, as well as in
onion there is strength.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Cana! Trustees. The fact is society wW nsrer
be good unless we have banks. Such a bank
would bring polite and cenieel farmers to settle
on our lanjs-thc o,un,ry would be profpcrou.
and - would take upon myself to
act as President, or Cashier, or RHnri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

An officer Of the army n, Monterey says that
ono may have an idea Of the terrible iercencss Of
the battle Of the 23l when he is informed that
from ekpen o'ckock in the morning until dark, the
music of the battlefield was nothing but con.
,inucd roaring of artillery, cscopetts, mussetry,
and the unearth, shou,ings If the assailants
with the hovilzers and bombs that added to the
terrible lnnasnn of the laY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

One United States Senator, two Judges, nine
Prosecuting Attorneys, one Attorney Genefal, a
Public Printer, an Auditor and Treasurer, be.
sides is own officers, are to be eli c,ed a, the mex
= ysioa Of our Legislature,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13
Gencrni Ekcnrney

Gy printed proclamation, dated Sepemher %,
1916, announces that, being duly authorized by
the President Of the United States, he appoints
the following named persons the executive aud
administrative officers OF the laws and Govern
mcnt af the Territory Of New Mexico:
Gopernor-Charlcs Bent.
Secretary Of The Ieriiory,-D,n Aiucianu
Vigil.
Mushal--.Richorl Dallam.
U. S. District AtiOrney.-.-Francis T. Blair.
Treasurer --Charles Blummcr.
Auditor Public AccountS.-Eugcnc Lci,ens.
dJrfer.
And joab Koughton, Antonio Jose Ocro and
Charles BaubIen, Judges Of the Supreme Court
These appointments were regarded as The best
tina, could be made out Of the material presen, in
Santa Fe. The appointment, Of Gov. Ben, ap,
pears 10 give general satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Tue Washington uniIn cunlraJ cts the state
meat that charges had becu preferred against
Central Butler, by Gen. Taylor. Thus, falIs
another SANDER, designed t. njure the gallant
chief Of the citizen soldiers at Monterey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

Jssiimony.-An individual who, i, turned out,
had Just made his escape from the l.unatc Asy-
lum, presented himself few days since, q, the
door Of gentleman in Philadelphia, aud de.
mnndcd immediate possession Of the house, a.
had just paid for il; and declared that the angel
Gabtiol and Gov. Skunk were witnesses Of the
Transaction. Louis RreiNe.
Tha, chap would make good Land Agent.
by making himself known Y the Canal Trus.
tees, We have no doub, his claims would be IA
vorabIy received, as they appear to deal in that
line,
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MoniTey,-lt is said tina, the copper mines,
from which the material for balls were drawn by
the MeSicaus, are situated near Monterey, and
the foundries flr casting them are located in hat
CITY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

AT Burlington, w., on the 18th ul,. snow fell
to the depth OF four inches, and the Inhabitants
rode to church in slcishs. We hope it will no,
continue thus until the first OF April next Last
year the good citizens Of Burlington enjoyed up.
wards of one hundred days of uninterrupted
slpi,hinp
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! Re-clc c,e1

Purifying Merieo-We read the following in
the New Orleans Courier:
eve have been informed on good authority,
that the MeSicans are terrifying the city Of M,x-
ice with great care; to defray the expenses o.
which, the Government, had levied forced con-
,ribu,ion."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

JusTIy Butter 0iELn, ESQ, Attorney iOr
the Canal Trustees, was in town fsa day
since,