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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31
FOR CALIFORNIA.

zF@Rs For California via ohagres The splendid
SAls.8S steamship alabama l a, J. j. Wright, com
IURDAH' the lSth Of NOvembBer, at 8 o'clock An
IN eOOh :'.'.s'. S6O W
In Steerage (Mess; with Crew. q %
So Ssh' ~ cents Rs oq MRE Ext or Ap Poy5.s
81 For san Franoisoo-D iree-TO sail on the 18th
- bark oRLINE ST, JOHN 4, G. BeTy'r master,
oonveyanes shippers and United mum Ba Of cabin pas
has spacious deck rco@ and oonforsbe aooommodatiOns
ioI Twelve cabin EoT sgh Of gassag apply TO
6H No second cabin or seerage passengers taken.
.1eEsae For FswY ork via Havana URited States
@ stsa@sB G oo o a toRs 6 S5G
then Lieut. J. H. Schenck 7; g n, commanding, will
M from the head Of St. Mary street L. ayette The geai
Ze and 81 SRg bot Of the Ohio with her superior double
the greatest speed and safety and which cannot be
the comfort of passengers are on the most liberal
scale In her spacious saloons and we'll ventilated cabins
rate hotel An eTpeenoed surgeon accompanies this vessel
tatooOm f Beb 9s1 ssooa "sD ior& SIS
steeago Berth, found with beds and separate rs
stateroOm Berth, After saloon 5S9".a IS
:. Forward Saloon ......................S 80
Pesseogers for Havana will have passports from
Ali Passage tickets for passage and orders to receive freight
20 PARADISE, LAWRAsON i 60. Agents,
Oily % GGaver street
<AEoFor San Francisco, California, direct. - To
49, sal positively on THU RSDAY, the LIST November.
- The tine fast sailing cOppeIed and copper.
fastened baTQue NEHEMIAH RICH, Capt Carlton, will
leave for San Francisco above
RATES OF PASSAGE:
In the Storage Ones: with crews $50
70, 'Rf PARl2 lijfsf EaiGG2S %RAsoN CO Agents
ol1 % Gravier St,
Sir For San Francisco via the Straits of Magel-
The new and 4 spsndd saRr So I4S 1ITY
Captain Talbot will have dispatch for the above via
the Straits Of Msgesn She has excellent accommodations
for six Passenge For freight passage, Apply board
oN g. J. MEEKER s. co. So Poydral st.
B. The Crescent City will deliver the wharf all goods
and save to consgnees the heavy Of ghteage.
NOTICE-The unsod PEWS in the Presbyteris n Church
Of Pytania and Josephine streets, LAFAYETTE,
under the Pastoral charge of Rev E. R. Beade viii be Of
teIed for sale THURSDAY next 1st November at 4
O'Clock, Those DISPOSED purchase PeWs
requested to be present By order
FOR sALEThe half of the Office House on the cor.
ner OF St joseph and Leyee Streets doing good run
Of business The present proprietor being about TO leave for
/ go INTO business, O25 lw GEORGE FELTZ.
| NEW BEEF.-Just received, 1879 barrels Ffazier &
~ Whitney PINE BEEF-sOmelfing fine.
| Oh a. PRlCE, FROST & co 81 TchoupOula st.
4 oNDON PORTER-Lsnding from ship York, 20 oaskl
II London Porter for sale by
go E. WOOD & CO., Post 81, I'd My.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31
Sala4Osus Sale''''''''.''.'ot' ..'.., "..DrY COCO
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.

THURSDAY November 10 ocoek-wi be sod at his auc.
Il ton room, No Canal
1870 packages Of seasonabe DRY GOODS comprising
ment Prints Cachem Mousselne de Lame Alpaca Pads
inquired Merno Shawls dark Gughams, Silk Bate dEcosse
Laeea Gloves L. C. Hdkis and variety Of other Fancy Goods
Also.
Domestic Goods, such A. g. ia 24 brown Cottons
do beached white and brown Drills Stripes Coonade DENNIS
Cotton Hdkis. Ticks
Particulars will be found in
ton Of buyers ' - - -t~N
Terms liberal al sale on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31
Fashionable Dancing and Waiting Aoader
CARONDELET SALOON

W. AOo CGroRdeet, b.DteR P0gdTas and PerdidO SITS.
FREDERICK f. BRUINS. formerly If Professor L. Brooks
A celebrated Academy New York; respectfully 80
"OueeA 20 ~ former pupils and public in general ~ T.
WA I1at his School for the above graceful RfFg
E pshmen il OpeI Tor the reception Of pu- 9ftiE
fPIs Mr. Bruins nat, during his recent D5sf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31
Auction sale off,. Government Steamers,
BY FLORANCE d. TAYLOR.

VALUABLE SLAVES.
nor SALEA first Man Cook % He also
excellent house and coachman. Also Muattress
about y years age remarkably intelligent. NANCY al
accomplished Cook Washer and ronr about % years age
We have besides the above creole girls "A and Is years
and a fine family OF persons,
The above Slaves ali valuable and will be sold low.
n3l IOt FLORANCE & TAYLOR, 81 Grayier S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31

NEW GOODS s''''NO' 20 Uhartres Sta
NJ l. MoJILTON,
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH, is
III now receiving and opening fresh stock OF SEASON.
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, to
which he sOo the attention OF his friends and the public
H. would call the attention of Miners to an assortment
of BONNETS and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which
W" 9 SSt f0'u '''' NV" L. MOJILToN. 70 Chartrs, st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31
PILES

Dut we snail suboin lew testimonials Of its value selected
from the Thousands in possession from all parts of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-31

TIC. TwicheH
Master
Butler & Neon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
For the Free Trade.

For The Free Trader.
Mr.. Ediior-I.aSt night had dream
not about the gold region Of California.
which has lis thousand drcamrrs-b hut the
UNSEEN WORLD. Being unable to conpIe-
hend It's meaning, take the liberty Of sen.
ding it To the printers, hoping that, in case
you are unable to explain its meaning, some
Of your readers, better vcrsed ia such deep
subjects, will favor Inc with its true utter
probation.
standing had the best medical attendance.
| daily grew weaker, and finally died.
was sensible 10 the last, aud well recollcc,
seeing the tears steald down the cheeks Of all
present. Their very looks showed sorrow
Cor my death, and sl!around expressed con
iidence that my spirit had gone to God who
gave il. NV virtues on earth were Cnlarg-
ed upon. "Hr always believed in the per-
lection and power of God his Creator, and
in the atoning blood of his Saviour" said
one. ole always dried up the widow,
tear, and succored the iathcrless," said an.
other. "llc always fed the hungry AM!
clothed the naked" rcjoiued third. "The
poor he always met with smile, encoura.
red them to industry, and helped them out
Of his well filed granarics," said the fourth.
In this way left them.
was u>hered into the land Of spirits,
where was met by n heavenly messenger,
who told me had not fully discharged my
duty on earth, and, in consequence, must
be declared the society of heaven for n sea.
son. "lnu havc,' said the messenger, stoo
much neglected the poor, whom God rlac.
ed near You TO try you. To them he gave
nothing-,o you large possessions. You
were his agent, and should have more faith.
fully administered to their wants. But
continued the messenger, SIN consequence
OF the interceSson in your behalf oTour Lord
and Saviour, Your punishment will be light,
and your sins blotied ont the book Of hca.
ven. Il will be 10 20 in among the evil
ones, aud witness the tOrincn'S of the damn
ed. and to give answer I" any question the
Prince Of Darkness shall ask"
The messenger said he would cali me
when ordered, aud Disappeared IN Al IN.
slant was among the damned, aud, above
all the rest, heard the voice OF Tutifcr ri.
wing orders 10 his servants. A. passed
along, the first thing saw was large col.
lection Of pcoplc-tnr large 10 number in
tho most cXcruciaIiuc tNrmcnts. Near them,
hut separated by a great gulf. stood n large
multitude oI women aud children. boys aud
girls, all dressed IN white. AtthN moment,
Satan presented himself and asked me who
.-was. where from, aud what my business
was. I gave him my name and business,
md said was from Ottawa. As soon rs I
mentioned Ottawa, hr said he Wa glad TO
see me. aud appeared well satisfied. lie
4 r 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
THE FREE TRADER.
Once, ID story, North end Of ReddicEs merc
brick block, on the public square.


TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per dnnUm, Il paid IN dd
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
paid cithm sir months and THREE DOL
Lars if delayed until the end cfthe gear.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
for The first insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
iolred 10 those rho advertise by The pear.
Ti"No paper discontinued until all ar
rear ages are paid, unless al The option Of The
publishers.
II Communications, TO ins,re attention,
must dltoays be free Of postage, and accom-
panied nth The authors marie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
STEAM SASH ACTOIsY
AND
Planning Esta blishment

THE subscribers would respectfully inform The cit.
I1ens OF Ottawa and the surrounding country that
thcy have on hand aud ARE constantly manufacturing
Sash, Doors and HiHdS Of superior quality They
have also constantly on hand n fine assortment OF
dressed FioortHe, all of which they selling at CHI
cago prIces-ddjlng transl CITATION on lumber
iIy-Partcuar attention viii be- paid to bills Of large
SISb, DoorS and BliDds which will be made 10 order
on short notice KING. BROTHER, 4. co.
Ottawa, Nov II. 1913 II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
TO NIls.I.EEsS,

DRlCES ol b,lrng clnthc. reduced No. 9
/ - g per yard (io Inchc. wide. best
npnIs.) gradual reduction on bower numbers
10 II - Tor No. |. It can he sent hy rail at
same tate # postage ~ letters, vi 10 ccuisur.
ounce lpr 900 miles az less. 20 cents per nu0cr
Tor all distances beyond. twcih,ng about ~.
per vnnl) A large supply "i Burr Mill
stones, Screen aud Fam Mill N'r. Prr,n-
hi. Mills Plaster, etc, etc, on hand. No az
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel. ST. Louis. [nldl q n G.. TnnD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
Marble and Stone XnrJ-

IN LYONS would inform the inhabtsDis 81
bspuawa and surrounding countfy that lie
has established himself IN the above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable where he will he able to fur.
nlsh Ia order tomb stones, monuments. tables or
any other article in his line Of business.
Ottawa, Scpi.l 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
MISERIEs or CIVILIZED LIFE.

Proceeding, on my arrival NJ s.. f.ouiS.
IN an excellent hotel called 's'rhe Planters
House," ], that night, for the first time. for
ten months, slept nPon n bed, mrch to the
aSt0nshment Of limbs ani body. which. long
accustomed to no smaller n,ttraSs than
III apprecia'" The unusual luxury. found
ChnuS positive nuisance, and in NV own
room caught myself in the act, more than
once, of squatfiuc cross legged on the floor.
The greatest treat IN ne was bread;
thought II 'he best part Of the prufIsc din
ncrS Of the llautcr'> House, ard consumed
lr"diEunS quantities oi the staff oi life. ,n
the aS,oni.hmrnt uf the walters. Forks
too, were most useless Supcrilutics, and
more than once found myself on thc nrip,
OF grabbing n tempting leg of mutton, noun
tain fashion. aud hu'chcrine off hru,er',
mouihful. Bat what words can describe
the :gony Ut squeezing NV feet into loo's
after NEARLY year Of moccaSon>. rr di,car-
ding my tnrban for n great hoarhv hat.
which seemed To crush NV TEMPLES :
The miScries Of getting horrahlr cna'-oi
braces. wai>'c"a,>. gloves and nll su,h i'm.
plemcntS of tor'nrc--worr too accu.c 70 he
described, aud therefore draw a val! over
them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
E;ls1liOnI bic Tailoring.
CONELLY e. GALLEY

ID EfURN thanks to the public for he liberal
IL patronage extended to them. ana would State
that they have removed 1, the north side of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They have
procured the l1lest
FaU ami Uinter Fashions.
direct from NcS York, which willenahlc them
10 make mp garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner.
and all garments made iii.
Oitlwn Sen 20 1913
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
NEW LUMBER YARD,

On tae aorth Sldc of DE Canal, fast Of lie Bridge
NJ ERWIN has Just opened new lumbcryarC
w at the above location, where he is prrparcJ
to furnish to order every DESCRIPTION OF
Lumbcr Ldth SHINGLES,
and ever, other article in his line on the lowest terms
lie has on hand u heavy lot OF ,rcN selsOned lam
ber to which he would call particular attention,
Ottawa October 6, 1913 II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
Il Wagon Mandatory
HHl Ward & Doggett,

eS- Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES
Mliilchoro, Mass are prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds of Boots and Shoes by
the case or dozen, ON the most reasonable terms at
tlcIr store l12 Ink Mlreft Ehicnon srn -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
catholic Rocks.

THE Mass and Vcspcr Book, approved BY the RI
=. Rev. John Hughes, ID, Bishop of New York
The Christians Guide to Heaven, or Manual Of
Spiritual Exercises;
The Catholic Manual, containing Spiritual Excrcs.
cs and Deyotons for the daily Use of Christians;
The Key OF Heaven for sale at BURLEYS,
dccs l22 Lake street, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

7 , ESrECIFuLLY return thauksto the cit.
4 Qizens of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has hcrctofpro r'csi.-i sol hnrs.
TO merit continuance Of the same. His 7GiioT.
i3g Establishment l. on the son,h side oi The
public squire, over Ryan aud Snnscr's STORE
lie is prepared 10 Do work on the mos, feasura.
bic terms, and warionls all garments made py
him to 1T. Cutting will )e done on short motto,
and wa;rcntsd to fit f properly made mp The
Fall and Winter FaShions.
From New York city have Just been received
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the ia.
ties, and most approqed style.
For cutting n coat i0cs
pants, %
" vests -
n .-LumJn, and mo1s kinds Of couniry
prod1ee wW be i0kep in pnymmeJOr wtrA.
Ottawa. Sept. 30, lSiS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician 6 Suyyeon- OHaWa, iH'
OlirIs his professional services 10 the cilzcns
II Ottawa and vicinity. Ohce over Walker *
licklins's store. where he may he found at Ill
times except when absent on professional hnsi-
ness. AugC 1916, E
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
VIEW TAILOR SHOP.
a. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side ci the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls in his line OF bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarranted. Cutting done
IN order may %. lsi7--l6.if
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
FARM TO LET.
South Ottawa Cemetery.

subscriber will sell losin the South OF.
L tawa Cemetery until the Is, of December
lsi7 for 50 each, after which on additional, price
will be charged in proportion to tho improvements
made. THOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. nov II, lSi7, 39,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
DR.. p. kIRWAN
ROWLAND X GUlLBERT,

Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE tn. sam, as formerly occupied BY DR..
v Howlnl whr;c on or the other ct the trn wa!
always be found, save when abscn. on professional
business Ottawa, Nov u 1913
Dr PR,rr will rcm1u in the office as heretofore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
DE-. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeoa-O itaica, III.
Diiars MS professional services /" tnr ci'iGens
of Clt,e, aud vicinity. Office at his residence
~ the new public square. lu"e II, SAT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counie'lor at Lar, and Soil
citJr in ClGqcery- Otidard, III.
O.licc III R.dI,ck's Bioca, eat side 81 tho public
,qu re- June : 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

If you want pure Wines IND Liquors
! for medical purp call at ORa,ca Drui
Store. ul6 WuirE & iIuNTyu,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

IN W EBSTER'S Dictionary--Price sc 90
Az The unabridged edition, for sale By jyi4
JosEra kErg ,jr, & BRo,
Cheap cash book store. lag Lake ii Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
s. w. RANDALL.
MILTON II SWIFT,

ANoraey and Counsellor al Lao OIdra,
ON t near the MInsipn House, on the east side
"fihr public square. Dec. 10, lsl2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
GRADES, ST.
W m. Erwin,
-

Mordge, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchant, Dealer in all kinds Of produce.
Ware House, North Side of the Cana
Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09
.. GLOW EE' IL - ~
GLOVER & COOK,

Attor7, Us and Councillors at Lar- Ohard'
D s:e IA R,dirck's Block, cast side OF tie public
square. June, 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-09

issue from the holes, and coil themselves
IN the suny side Of the hiliuck, erecting
their treacherou> heads, and ,eiilinc an
Angry note Of warning il, in the play. a
lhenchilesS pup approaches TOO near; and
lastly, sober owl appears, aud, il the sun
be low, hops, thro' the town, picking mp the
lizards aud caTelcons, which everywhere
abound. Atthe first ,nlimation Of danger
gwen by the sen,inelS, all the siragClPrs
hasten TO their holes, rambling over
owls and rattleSuakes, who his. aud rattle
anGrly at being di>tuIbe. Every one
>crabeS To his own hcmicil, and If. 10 his
hurry, he should mistake his dwelling, or
rush for safety into any other than his own.
he is soon made sensible Of error, and with
out ceremony elected. Theen. very house
occupied, commences such a vciley Of bar
king, and such a twinkling Of little heads
and tails. which alone appear above the
holes 10 defy description. The lazy snak es,
regardless Of danger remain cooled up, and
only evinced their consciousness by an
occasional rattle; while the owls in the
hurry and confusion, brtIke themselves
with sluggish wing wherever sage or erase.
wood affords them temporary conce alment
| The praire.dog leads a life of constant
alarm, aud numerous enemies are ever on
the watch to surprise him. The hawk and
the eagle, lowering high in air, " atch their
towns, and pounce suddenly upon them,
never falling to carry of in their crnel tai.
onS some unhappy member Of the com.
mnnity. The coyote, too, an hereditary
foe, turks behind hilock, watching pa
iienlly for hours until an unlucLy straggler
approaches within reach of his murlerous
spring. In the winters when the prairiedor
snug III his suberrancan abode, and with
Cranaiies well filed, never cares 10 expose
! his little nose to the icy blasts whichswer
across the plains, but, between eating and
/ sleeping, passes merriy the long frozen
/ bed, AMI almost congeaicd with terror Nv
hearing the snortinG yelp Of the half fam.
i>hed wolf, who, mad with hunger, assaults
with tooth and claw, the frost bound roof ui
his house, and with almost snpcrlupino
strength, hullS down the we'll cemented
wells, tears up the passages. plungng hi,
cold nose into the chambers, snoring into
/ them with his earth tuil',d nose, in raven.
ous anxiety, and drives the poor little in
mate into the most remote corner. too often
TO be dragged 10th, and unhe sita'inglv de-
vourcd. The IattlaSnakc, too. loar. is not
/ the welcome guest he reports himsefto be
[ for often have slain the willy serpent with
a belly too much pro'ubcrant to he either
healthy or natural, aud bearing in lis outline
a very strong resemblance 10 tie figure Of a
praHe-dog
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-16

MORE PERSECUTION. The N Y. CONNER
ciai Advertiser says it is distressing to see how
the Southern towns and villages are beset by Gin
cenderies;'' making their condition as pitable as
that Of the worthy Dutchmen In the olden time,
who, as we are told in Knickerbocker's veracious
history, were horribly assaulted and misused by
hosts of invading Yankees. We referred, day
or two since, to the grievous alarm into which the
village OF Spartanburg was thrown by traveller
from the West, who actually was suspected of
circulating printed pamphlets mot addressed to
colored men;) and now we have TO record another
wrong sustained by the good people OF Yorkville,
in the same state of South Caroina.-The Mis-
celIany, paper published there, says:
ave would caution the South TO beware OF
Geo. G. Stephenson, OF New York, travelling
agent for the sale OF certain pills, who was called
upon by the committee of safety of this district,
which stated to him that the dangers which at
present threaten the peculiar domestic institutions
OF the South made it necessary that all strangers
especially those from the North, should be ex-
amined, and his business, SC. ascertained. He
Immediately arose and denounced the proceed
Ing as oppre ssive and ungentlemanly, and de-
clared himself an Incorporating opponent of
slavery from this time forward. On examining
his papers, letter 10 him was discovered in which
mention was made OF a new Richmond corps be-
ing organized for the South, consisting of some
FIVE or six persons, giving only the initials OF the
names, abiding TO the difficulties and dangers
they had to encounter, and putting up prayer
for their success. He attempted to explain this,
as having relation TO establish agencies for the
sale of pills, which may not have been true. He
was warned to leave the village on the ne xt morn.
Nc hot a e. AZ Il
OF these pills in this place was given up, and they
were returned to him."