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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05

AN IRrsH PILoT.-'' Do you know all the rocks
in this harbor - asked the master of vessel of an
Irish pilot. g Yes, your honor and here the
ship struck" there's one Of them. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
GANyMAM@,
n the whole truth, and nothing but the

IN the whole truth, and nothing but The truth
',re CENT. BELdW C6sT.--1An excellent oppor
e %S1S Sff!EdR 70 GG Si9Hs nsas O's
i, ,nose Of the entire stock of thick goods on the
s in order to get clear Of a much as possible 1eloIe
Il ali descriptions, suitable for Winter wear Also
faaa's aN SPRING GOODS,
4 = after at the lowest cash prices, viz:
III W es k French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
s essSue ri K Doeskin PANTS;
sa dnen and and Cotton Ts-UNDERsHIRTs
Of all kinds; Scarfs, Cfavats, UloVes
3sspendefs' &C w. MOGRIDGE & ANTHON,
sfantf under St Charles Hotel, corner Common st.
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
&fiiV receiving complete assortment, containing every
,rls requisite for gentlemans Notwithstanding
nd y 'el0W'- COATS.
ri and fancy cold Merino Erock and Dress COATS;
~ " c,..ne, If frock, Dress res and i1d' Sack d.
1 III mi cocred Linen Sack and Dress d.
EaaEin and Bingham do. DO. ddo;
EIpass and English Mer' FANS II DO 90
B,b d'Ess, Merino and Alpaca PANTS;
H \ '".y Icciid and white Linen Drill do;
I'm 4 Linen. Nankin and Cashmeret do;
q ind American Cot9na9s, Drill, etc. etc. Pants
Eals and fancy colored MarselIes VESTS;
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
fSmebam and colored Linen do;
Linen Check Calico and Hickory do;
CAME Menno UNDERSHIRTS;
Do Cotton do;
SsM Undersiits and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Merino and Cotton knit Drawers;
Cotton, Linen and Merino HALF HOSE;
Linen Silk Cotton and Kid GLOVES, ETC., etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
CLOAKS-with and without Sleeves;
0rereoats, Monkey Jackets and Capes;
Travelling Bags, Leg gings, Storm Caps, ETC., etc.
Which offer to sell at the lowest Market Price for CASH
nj. HUNTINGTON,
mis- I'm No. / Magazine street, corner Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.'S
ONE PRICE

No "a .Ndgdzinc Street.
HE system of business which have established,
II not but be satisfactory TO the purchaser Every article
Offered the very lowest price at which it be sold, and
deducion can, in any instance be made. We manuiac-
M gil our goods expressly for our retail sales and we
NJ all times offer the largest and most complete
VII 81 CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
flSHING GOODS to be found in New Orleans and would
pectfuly solicit examination of Stock. The fol-
'ning only partial list OF articles which now
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
A pEArrrrrIIr. EnAn o. HAIR.

FsgHERE is not 4 day passes by but what DR. R. PARISH
4 & co RECEIVES new testimonials from their n rents and
others procaimng the great virtues OF their celebrated Oh
NESE HAIR CREAM. And they all pronounce II 20 lie
the best PREPARATION for tie growth beauty and restoration
OF the alr that they have ever ed and beeye thai Will
Every lady and gentleman who is III the habit OF using
Oils on Their hair should purchase bottle OF the
CHINESE AIR Gre for il never fails give satisfaction.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
ne D, CARRIAGE RI MANUFAcToRY.

fifHE NAT, IF1al AL
L 10 rs 81 vp, Vat has been extended 5FaF
uthe at sr ~ Common street has induced p4S{t
expressly ~ suiliner 10 erect large building W "
We haye w manufacturing and repairing CARRIAGES
~ any 9w one OF the largest Shops the Southern
fsAiaa Nh are penaIed, with good Northern workntep
NIL mi Vi materials, 10 build any STYLE of Carriage 10
Weana guarantee them two years if used in the country
taiasa olier prepared than ever before for repairing
Mdnr.Lu can restore them almost to their beauty
We Will nav M,ough apparently out and useless
do keen M esh ~ on Carriages repair We will
tarries,s lang an assortment of .Scr and Secondhand
trae for ne when VIII be sold low. Old Carriage taken in
Lew Car1,, NeinTe the attention of those wanting
huov or their old ones repaired TO call at our Mann
gfrar, repository and judge Tor thenelves at The Garner
ohe o. aha edroadtet streets next door 10 the office
e Nam nnefeia Water Works, rear OF the St Charles
:" MATTHEW'S Il DENMAN.
II and of pNABl;E HAT-of any color or knd-
mh5 81 - every quality can be found at M
Z. ID. BUNCE'S 80 Canal street Ss
Gnnov,rn SUNDRIES,
uWI) ND ,,6 SyOITQN DUCK, assorted Nos:
SOD ne 9 WEnG COTTON TWINE; 1'0'''
2se rs nERDEGRIS in oil.
lSS1 n Ios. raRlS GREEN IN oil:
50 bbss MttrrMsSi,NE; 800 kegs BLACK PAINT;
81 ,m do. PUTTY in Rl,ddo,s.
3 IN IN e fSls THREE YARN: 10 bhIS land pracE
1000 IN SN I ELBOW OCHRE;
fELTt.fs sHE,ATHlNG PAPER and SHEATuINC.
Mh5-ilCr s@s low 70 Close sundry invoices by
u, /. LORD, 70 Old Leyee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
RNNEs MAN sMNEs,

ST. ST FL aE a. ,"'' W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
rrom NieNi,e mud The Me.l Inaic,.

The following, somewhat later than the
Mexican news in another column, comes
10y Telegraph 5y way of Chicago.
The story Of the Lev Rev olutinu in Mex
ico and the reputation of the treaty, was q
hoa\. The Treaty was ratified hy the
Chamber of Deputies on the l1th ul,-jl To
81. Both branches viii no doubt approve
Of it by large majority. \ despatch from
Petersburg says that the Delta contains
further news. ORDERS have been issued
calling in the outpo>t> Of the army, which
expects 10 march for the Coast bctwrcr
the Isl ana 10Th inst. Gen Smith has been
appointed Superintendent of embark alton,
at Vera Cruz. Gen. Wolth'S Division il
said to have been ordered 10 California.
Late accounts from the French West In
dies represent thing, il deporablc Situa
tion.
The greatest vigilance was necessary 20
prevent an ju>urrrcliun among the slaves
who believed they are speedily ,be cmau-
cipatrI.
The new Governor appointed hy the
Provisional Government Of France had ar
rived.
There had been one continual scene OF
not aud drunkenness for three days.
The Steamboat Kenny. Capt. Nils, eN-
pIoied on Tomhiabac river last sunday
week 80 persons were killed or missing.
- badly wounded and two dreadfully seal.
dcd. The wounded were conveyed to the
marine hospital The steamer CIarksvillc
was burnt on the Mississippi on the 9th
ult
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
ONE THING ISCERrAIN.

That Wi>tar'S BaIsam Of Wild Cherry is
far the beStrcmcdy now used ioraII distress
ing coughs, aud diseases Of the lungs. The
cures being performed are really a>iouish.
ing the world. DIR. WiStar'S Celebrated
preparation is wholly an innocent remedy
being composed principally Of the Wild
Cherry, and extract Of Pine; combined by
new chemical process. with the genuine
Iceland moss, another OF Natures great Gu.
rativcS for pulmonary diseases.
Those who want remedy that will sure
" cure should send Immediately 10 the store
Of l. luoNrsr>, Ottawa,
= q SNIru, PERI,
WuUU,Y * Sos, Newark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

There is low, dirty, poltroonly iusinua-
ton in the last ConS,lutiomalist, that the O.
dior of this paper keeps the Constitutional
ist from being mailed TO It's subscribers until
after the Free Trader is out. 1t is thus this
gentlemauly editor nvailS himself of his own
negligence TO bring mean accusation "a
gaiust us. We have not seen or touched a
package of that paper in two months. We
are told his subscribers on the Nermiliob are
the ones he refers TO as making complaint.
aud we are told, further, that his paperdon't
half the time get TO the post Office until after
the mail for that region has left Mr.. Low.
ry is a privileged character, and no gentle
man is obliged TO take notice Of his black
guardisms; but if the young man who makes
his editorials, and with whom our iuclina-
ton is TO remain Ola friendly terms, INDUCES
in any more of this kind Of slang, we will
make the fur fly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

which Mr.. Polk vetoed, aud we could point
to half dozen of his votes at the present
session, by which he Acknowledged the
same principle.
Mr.. w. holds no views, and has never
given single reason to justify the assnmp-
ton that he would oppose Gen. Cas-, and
thc individuals who 80 Indu>triuu>iy circula-
ted the report that he would oppose him,
knew all the time tia, they were circulating
fl>rhood, and did it only to vent their
spleen because they or their friends were
not nominated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

been called the bo.terS convention. bat this
is stisrnati>ing them unju>tly. We were
! not present at the meeting, bat are assured
that no man ia il pretended but that Mr..
Wentw"rth had been fairly nominated, aud
they only expressed their determination 10
oppose him ia caSc he did not heartily en-
Gor>e the nominees UF,he Baltimore conycn-
ton. THIS Is the whole sum and sub
stance ui the 50 called buliefS contention,
aud ia view OF the fact, Of which we lave
not the slightest doubt, that Mr.. ". does
most cordially support the Baltimore nom
ince>, II Of course amounts To nothing at all.
We DO not blame these men for the course
they took, if they were not satisfied a. 10
Mr.. VS.. Position. Their course was exact.
~ what ours would have been, under the
same circumstances. We would never
supper, Mr.. Wentworth for one moment if
he opposed the Baltimore nominees, and we
pledge ourselves here, that five are mi>ta-
Ken, and hc does oppose these nominees, We
shall bad down his name on the day We as
certain the fact
That Mr. Wentworth was fairly nouiua-
ted no one denies. He received - votes.
- only were necessary for 4 choice. Had
even all the disputed delegations been
admitted against hm, the result would
have been exactly the same, by >iN orS
majority. Every man can figure this out
for himself.
There being no objection 10 him on the
score Of his supporting the Baltimore nomi-
neeS, we hold it then the duty Of every dem
ocrat, and we have 40 doubt ii will be con-
sidcrcd so, 10 support the nominee. II it is
bad democracy in Mr.. W, 10 bolt The Bdli-
more nominees, it is aS bad democracy 10
holt his nominations The convention sys-
ten was wisely devised by Thomas Jelicr-
ION, as early as 1900, as the best mode to
secure harmony in the republican ranks,
and tn secure the rule of the majority, and
ha, been adhered 10 from that day TO this.
II has become 4 part Of the democratic
creed, and To cndanScr II by throw ing it a.
side for every trivial reason, is as undcmn-
cratic as 10 oppose any other great measure
Of the party. Every democrat knows
that no party can keep together but 10y
M fear that it will be abandoned now.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

Hon. Jos. b. WELLS, 1t. Governor Of
this state, has been nominated for congress
IN the Galena district, over the present
member, Mr.. Turner. The lwo-thiIds rule
was adopted by the convention, aud Mr..
Turner, cnthe first ballet, came within two
votes Of being nominated, but in the course
If thirty more ballots, was finally bcateh
As he beat Mr.. IIogc, two years ago, under
somewhat similar circumstances, he can't
grumbIe at having his head chopped off by
the same rule now.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

NEw YoRK.-We notice that the demo-
cato papers of New York generally, of both
the Barnburner aud bunker wings, come
ont strongly for sustaining the nomination
Of Cass s. Butler. The Albany Atlas, n.
Y. Globe, and few other ultra concerns,
alone keep up show of opposition The
convention that has been called by the
Barnburners, il is confidently predicted, in
stead oimaking separate nominations, will
raiify those that have been made. SO mote
itbe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

PrrSAM, MAU>u\Lt, ANp WooDrorr.-
The democrats of these counties held their
representative convention at Lacon ON Sa-
turday, and nominated JOINS T.. PACE, Of
WoyAford. as their candidate for the IcGi>-
laturc. Ia reference to Senator, they pass
cd unanimously the following resolution:
R@oirci, That WILLIAM REpDICK,
Of La Sale county. Is orr choice for Scua.
tor, and that we ,io hereby recommend him
TO the democrats of this senatorial district as
a suitable candidate for that Office.
As thcre i little doubt but that the voice
Of Grundy, Livingston, and Bureau will be
the same. we suggest whether the action Of
these other counties does not snpersede the
necessity Of holding convcniou?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

The wing papers Of this state have for
some time been trying TO get out n cadidate
To run against our able and patriotic COVER.
nor, but this iarhavc been unsuccessful. IN
the first place. they can get no candidate
who is willing TO be beaten 10000 votes,
and secondly, the leading paper Of the par
ty, the Alton Telegraph, says right out
that Gov. French makes about as good n
governor MS wings or democrats can wish
to have. 1t argues s9!neihihpg <, ,a('Sr 81
fash;"'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

ANouIER hCUN.-lhc Joliet Signal of
IuScuday has the following:
DroiUsd-A Coroner's Inquest was held
on the body OF man, at kaukakee,
IN this county, on Tuesday the I'D inst
lie was found IN the canal above thp
place, and evidently had laid in the wats)
several days. lie j. about 80 wears old,
and supposed 10 bear the name of cook
There were forty cents IN money found an
his pockets, and also a pint bottle partly
filled with whi>kcy. lie had been in that
region but few DAYS before he WAS missing.
The verdict OF the jlry was that lc came 10
his DEATH by drowning.
TIr TIDE or TGNvrI.-N no former
season has the tlaycl from the south conn
menccd AT SO early period n at present
Every packet from the south comes thrcn-
scd with passengers. The -. Louis New
Era has the following notice:
"lhe steamer Sultaua arrived Yesterday
from New Orleans with so passengers $50
cabin, 100 deck. The cabin passengers
for the most part belonged East, Aud will
take the lake route homc.'
The Recommendations upon the Canal are
50 superior. that we may c\ucct very
large addition to the amount OF travel from
Oh" south the coming summer. IL is a
route that cannot be commended to highly.
th. J,nsgaa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

This body met at this place on WedncS-
day. and as will be seen by the proceedings
in another column, was well attended. The
choice of the convention fell upon b. f..
FRrpLEY, Esq, of Kane county, for Circuit
Judge, aud upon BuRIr> c. Coos, E>q., Of
thi, place. for Prosecuting Attorney.
Mr.. Frjdley is well known through bout the
circuit, having for -four years held in il the
office Of prosecuting attorney, and the abil
ity, energy, aud iaithiulnc>>, with which he
discharged the duties Of that Office, are well
known, and afford every needed guaranty
that liz viii make unable, upright aud euer.
getic judge. The contemplate in>inuation
in the Con>titutionali>t as 10 his want Of the
requisite literary qualifications, while it is
uotoriously false, comes with a bad grace
from a twopcnny petidcggcr upon whom il
would be so easy 10 retoIt.
The nomination of Mr.. Cook was unami-
nous, and we presume he Wal walk ever
the course without opposition. lie is ac-
kuowlehged on all hands 10 be one Of the
ablcst prosecutors in the state. His unani-
nous nomination is but deserved tribute
to the signal ability with which he has dis
charged the duties Of the Office for the last
Two years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
CoNGREssIoNAL.-We find the followin

CoNGREsSIoNAI.-Wc find the followi
among the proceedings ofthe Goth ult
The vice President laid before ~ 'n'
ate communication from Gen 's" ,","
dering his resignation, whiG,' nowrr % =. ,c
and the Vice President ont, md ,o,s nro
THY the Governor offs. A bacL md
cy caused In th1ind it desirable location
STATE by tirfn or boarding house would do
y" FOR particulars enquire Of
'tawa. Dec TO- lsi7 GEO. MANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

The Cincinnati Lnquirsr announces that
the dillully between O'RciIly and Kendall
- Smith, in referance to the right ofthe for
mer 10 construct line, of the magnetic tclc.
graph, have been finally and SATISFACTORY
ly adjusted, leaving O'Reily free to con-
,truct lines throughout the west s South
west ddlbitt,m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

I. L. DlcKrY, ESP, of this place, it will
be seen, announces himself as candidate
Tor Judge of this circnit Mr. d. is a wing,
and OF course cannot be suppohedby dem
ocrat who believes IN sticking to his friends
and regular nominations. But personally
we know of no objections 20 Mr.. d. He is
m able lawyer, aud would doubtless make
a good Judge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

Hon. l.. p. SANGER, present Senator from
the Galcna district, has been rcnomina,cd
for the states Senate. He is an active aud
made most able aud efficient Senator
His denomination, by an almost unanimous
vote, was due ~ a tried aud faithful servant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
Late from Mexico.

The steamship Ncr OEel8S, Capt Aud,
arrived this morning from Vera Cruz, hav-
ing LETT that port on the afternoon Of Mon
day, the 22d instant.
Among her passengers is Lieut. John
'an,er, |. ). Navy, who l. bearer of dies
patches from the nitcd States Cumn'iS-
>ioner at Mexico. Lieut.. Cautcr left the
city ct Mexico, on the uiehtolthc 10Th
pur tomul>>iouvfwaS To have set out Tor
VlerrtdIo onthc 2lSt OF 22d, - it is Ger
tam that the treaty would be ratified on the
18th in>t.
Quwaaro.- The american star Of the
10th Instant says: Our adyiccS are up to
the ilih instant, hu; they bring us nothing
oi any legislative interest. The treaty was
referred 70 the Committee on Foreign Re.
iduou>. every member Of which was in IA
Nor ct peace. |, was Thought they would
by Saturday last, (thC 18th m>tl The cxuo-
>!unn at Rosa was having a marked effect
upon the members. Senior OIcro. iutrolu.
ccd and read in the Senate project for the
immediate organization of the National
Guard.
There were ciGhty-scvcu Deputies in at
tendance, and hChumhcr was daily iurrc,-
sing. Almontc. not having succeeded in
gaining admission into the senate. has zone
Ia New Leon. Paroles had gone Ia Zaca-
'ecaS, with view, 1t was supposed. uf ne,-
ting up revolution, and Arnpulia had as
sisted him. The rcccut popular movement
IN JaI>co, IN favor ofpeacc, had u GOOD deal
Disconnected the Deputies from that State.
who are in favor of war
Ro>a'> Exposition, alluded to Ly the Star
a> having marked effect upon The mem.
herS, i described as being a rowcrrulpeacc
document.
RcroiaeiioH ia San Luis.-It seems that
Paroles, who has for some time past been
trying To get mp a revolution. has been mar.
TALLY successful; three hundred troopS nm.
der Col. MuntCro attempted ono. bur did no,
go so far even as to publish their project. as
they were daily expecting Paroles. who had
gone 10 Aguaoalicntrs. The >cdi,iocru>
were promptly put down.
OF IuNpan, |, :. steamers Vixen and l.
ri> Commanders piukncy aud Harris were
drowned IN attempting to cross the bar.
frencaman and four sailors were drowned
at the same time. The steamers had arri-
we'd at Vera Cruz under the command of
other officers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

wings should wish To run another man,
when, for the interests Of the state, they
can do no better than assist IL eleciing Gov.
French, and may do worse. Very sensible
and candid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

ID. Clapp s Co., Danville, Ils., have is
sued prospectus for the publication of a
temperance paper to be called the "'Femper-
ance Journal and Sons Companion" Semi
monthly, each number to contain l6 octave
pages, making, at the end of the year 400
pages. Price 81 for single copy, 50 for q
copies, sc. Letters TO be addressed to
Clapp s Co., Danville, HIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

appointed 10 give notice If a future conven.
ton, with the number Of delegates to " hich
each county viii bc entitled under the exis-
ting ratio and attend To other matters per-
tanning TO the da:icS nf Central commit
h WILLIAM, anil D VI rrpL,, Of Cook,
" y. IAN, OF La Sale,
VI. WARREN. ufpu Iag.,
W.. lAup. ui Lake
VI W FInrWG. Of Kane.
wv Syum.ptMH
me committee un resolutions being un.
able To agree, reported no resolution, to the
convention.
The crowd ofSpcctatorS being SO great at
in'S lnhctute, minelinG with the delegates
and disturbing the proceedings, the convcn-
ton finding II impossible Ia act further with
iccard to resolutions, adjourned sin, die
II. u. DODGE, President
L. b. WuLAMS,j
W. b. Piano, lice Presidents.
y. COLLINS,
u. NJ BRAprrY,i G
C.. ". GoEroN, "'''''"' "S'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

The Quincy people are ielicting them
selves on the RECEIPT for the first time, by
way of the Illinois canal, of Lake trout and
white fish, held in such high estimation by
.cpicures. sin barrels and half barrels. -
We can go ahead of that. A few days ago
we helped to "discus" a glorious trout, at
the Fox River House, that had been brought,
from Mackinac fresh rs the day he left his
native element. Fresh fish from the lake.
every morning think of that! AN n,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09
We are authorized to announce the name
OF lliEOPlIlLuS l.. DlCkEY, esq, of
this county, as ucandidate for the office Of
Circuit judge j., '',.u'NUlrs

II nm .--"'' NNTTTT W DUN n ITrNITII Nv
~ NV or, after several wears ,y.,rirurr IN oj.
p'nIslc1"g to tho.o aGctcd, both Ia ,hc eastern
ana western pant OF tbc uuind S,at,s. and bc
can confidently commend it To the public as pos.
'e''lng virtues well adapted to tie 1Srmaao,y
cure Of the often long prolmc'ed intcrmi,lsuts
ana rcnl''cnie of unhealthy districts.
liundro Is Of testimonial. in rcgam to the off.
cacy OF the medicine from persons Of rcspcc,oh,.
lly have hccn given to the propricinr-bui ha
does not make use If them as he pfrfrrs ia hn,a
the medicine introduce itself solely hy i,s mr,i,s
-, Sold by WHITE a HUNTER.
Two doors north Ct the Mansion House, vb,
have constantly On hand olargc suprly of D,ucs
Medicines, OILS, Dyc.Sluns, &c.
luly 30. 1897
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-09

a meeting of the La Sale County Nigt-
lance Society will be held at the court house
on Monday, June II, at o'clock, p. NJ.