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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

DON'T CLEAR HOrElh neqr Mobllc.-Ihe nm
designed respectfully informs The nnble, that 49,
he wild open Il On the Isl Of May, for the accommq i;s
daion Of season visitors and transient sqipnfneia
has spared no pains Or expense in fitting with fur
nltpfe. and his prices will be extremely noelale su9ep TO
and Others when cor1ssponderce with that view is re-
INFESTED The Hotel finished and well known to the
public It's Situated on the prominent point Of land
the shore Of Mobile Bay, about ~ miles below The
island intervening land to Obs1uc ne sea neeze which
enjoyed IN an their fe and purity Ing altness Of
the water affords unequuet ATTRACTIONS ior bahng aud the
bath houses and Rss crs only y ysai m
roads, etc. The Hotel Is "a feet front, with Two spacious
galleries Is feet wide. and can COMFORTABLY accomnoaate O
pefsons The hose has carefully built and well finished,
with fire places etc. extensive stables have also been built
new and fast Steamboat Is daily expeced and she VIII
make two Trims ay between Mobile and the Point from LIST
May 1st Noyemhs The subscnbers ong experience IN
the successful management Of several large hotes Is
guaranty to some extent together win h having INVESTED
largely in this enterprise that superior hSisl eannoI ne ionnd
generous and discerning public TO sustain him. Letters
should be addressed to me ut Mobile, Ala.
aD23 6ind6W D. u fARhEh-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02

RAINBOW s.s.kreeport
| Rogeriine ...... f,m2
Seg0chet .......l0,m2
Springfield -. ,lz, Tn3
Stephen Young. s,me
| Susan Lond as m2
~. Andrew .l2,ml
/ Iafpella Point
Lhos. Pearson.. o,m2
IloIeu .s...-.. 0,in7
Ihtedore. l8,ap2
IrflEoncr es...Liffe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02

WONDER AND BLESSING or IAk 40
ne Most Eztyeordinarv AIsdfeans ~ re - s,t
ms kxTkAcr 10 PUT uF IN quart neHttesssi Y -
RAnrED SUPERIOR no an sohp--tf
CURES WITHOUT Fo1<IIfset fqka-
~ ire. aI6KaNlNq ~ nEBIIts
s'E7x ItIlE{r-
Lf7l4E beauty and tQt6.5 81 talls
al ai other medicines that WINE 4 se
4 III TX body. Il IS one OF the sefy best
sPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
F,ver kn. II moi only pnFfes The whole system ant
ne sson but il creates new, pure and fch
bsi = now 81 ncsed By no other nenicine And IN
sh- IL "a rlaAd Of rs wonderful saccess " has
nSscd within the Inst hse yssis more than iV wv CURES
n s,s c1<s Of diseae At least l5Vg were considered
c11ab Il has saved the lives Of more than 200 Children
10000 CASES or GENER AZ, pEBIIITY AND
| ~ WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY,
usrnarsiiy To those who have lost their muscular energy
81 so effects Of medicine on ndscEeon committed in YOUTH
On he Indulgence Of the passions, and brought
renul physical prullon Of the system, lastude,
want anbion, fdintng sensations, premature decay and
deone fastening towards that fatal disease, Consumption
can entirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This Sasa.
- = IEVIG0RATING CORDIAL,
As il and uvigorates the SYSTEM activity to I'll
lr, and strength 70 the muscular system in most extra
'''''''' etCONsUMPT1oN CURED.
C7eease and Streng then. Consumption be cured.
Bronchjtis, CeRsNnaptions Livu Complaint, Colds
Catarrk Coughs, .dsthMa, SgitttRs Of Btoed Soreness
Of ne Chest Hectic Fzask, NygAt Sncats, Difficult
PTfss Erperoraficn Pam IN the Side, etc. haUe been
a. 0a L.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02
ESRANKIIN HOUSE, BILOXI. The subscnb

E having Ieasei the above well known establishment Ia
beg leave to say that the house has been thoroughly M
repaired and painted The house is spacious and the
rooms coortable sofng convenience for persons
wishing to enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bath
Hons are vood The well known character Of the House,
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves he pledge themselves that neither pains
or snail he spared to make she guests comfortable
The table will be at al times well supplied with the best the
market aforis together with fish and oysters variety
The bar will be supplied with the best Of Liquors. all Of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 10th instant .r,,,,,. a suon,r
h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02

Ew~ The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen. Mr. MiaT has been for several years D
rector of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHIIA6ELPHiA, September 10, 1s45-A month or more
SINCE attacked with obstinate hacking cough, which
resisted the common remedies such paregonC and squis
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Davss Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me few doses and three
fourhs of bottle entirely cured My mother who in
troubled with habua cough, and has taking
squs and paregOrc has been taking Dr. Davss medicine for
few days past and says her cough half bad as
before she commenced taking il.
Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street.
EF Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gentS iof
the South and West, j.. WRIGHT 81 CO,
No. 16l Chartres street, New Orleans;
Where all orders must be addressed ! dit
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAsT.

Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
Of its virtues Ny wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain IN the breasts the of this medicine In
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
ume ecuf and on all occasions the relief speedy
Tree q he Affection consider sad recommend most
in addition relieving the breast S.WApLOW 9 Water ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02

TheFnhiIl -..... Ifua
United States 81 M
Wallace ....-..19,ulz
INSTRUMENTATION
VIM. Patton. ..s 5,ms
|Wm. Writ 49,. 3,ms
Windsor Castle. I'm.
VIM Jarvis. .Ins
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Lhose that initiate Dr.. Townsend's Sasaparila have
and have copied bills crcua Which relate to te
complaints Of women, word for word-othe men who T. I
up Incidence nave since the great of Dr. TOWNSEND
SaIsapara in complaints incident 10 females recommene
theirs, although previously they did number OF these
Mixtures, Pills, etc., to females as they agra
disease and undermine the constitution. oH
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Tho NOalfn i,nw rn11.


We are s'ai 10 see that the article We publish.
e" sever" weeks $50 10 reference 20 ths rosL
"A' cause" " nothing more = Lille tax, am9ns
QUIZ 'oNn''"eh As wei - farmers along tie route,
all agreeing 'h'' something should be done with
"'' "''"y--'i We are Zoo poor now 10 build a
pan" fo'A .'' IS '' something towards .mProv.
VIZ '.' t''',"' '.'...'.'.--'' should De 'e."em.
's's' ny ''' "'' e. .r'.'.'i - farmers .''s CD
w. .'''.' ''.', ''s', ',.' eNP''"'' upon V'' ro'i
10. '" 81 ''''' ''~-.' ."a amount .' 'hs value
'''' '''''''' NIX "' ''"" '"1 '7.'s 60 IE'-
'''s IS ''.'''.''' 10 proportion 80 .'s extent 81.
'' ''''' '-' '.., we ''''.'t win "D.A u can 10"
o. ne "''''''' 90 " Town an+ f. sHr.
'''''''' "'' '''''.o"" max winch oa.'.'
W. ''.' '.' '''' '"' one ''-'' '."' up anu Gu
'''' ''.' ','''' A'- .''' pr cent " '"' present
.,- - '''''. ''' "'',' '"' VIC
''''' W '..'''''''''7 i ''"." greater pop
T -. l'.' ..'''- "'.' '''"'''' '." P'' Gems
.,,,'.N ,'''. w ,' vase ID '"' ''"''.''. D0-.
-, ''''''.'' w ,", ''' 3D. "'' We WIZ more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

We notice that = mu.isal convention was held
on the 9Th ult, at Lisbon, Kendall CO, ut which 4
resolution was passed requesting tho Ottawa pa
pers to publish the proceedings Our reason for
not publishing them IS tina, we never saw them
before they appeared in the Napcryillo paper, Of
tho Goth ult--a little too much behind the times
Tot Us to reprint as our aim i, always to give the
latest news. II meetings or conventions wI-h US
should tany rate have potcuss' enough to'cr
Us copy Of them rs soon as the mails will al.
nit. No paper that has any pride about 1t will
copy such things from another paper, unless 1t
comes Us quickly as the mails could have bro't
the original
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

According to tho market report. brought ever
b. the America, there la. been but little change
in tho produc, market Corn, wheat and flour
bring paying prices, while the demand for them
is firm Cotton rcoedcd TAT during ,hs LAST week
in November Provision market wa. dull Iosl
rather declining. Pork firm, though but little do.
ing Hams sustain prsvisu, rates, while lard ha,
fallen oil Consols closed at Liverpool, Nov.
20, at9si. American stock, in good demAnd bu,
wthou, change in value.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

Were There |, no doubt bu, that ,h.ra are
good books enough The chiefdifIiculty i, to get
hold OF them Formerly, when our farmer. haul.
'n ,neF proance to Chicago, they could, in the
book stores there lind variety, and some suited
W '"O'f ""'ng Whether after paying their ex.
pehsss On the road they could afford 20 lpy, a. o
book, or not /, ,,o,bor ,r,,,,-
"'''"'' ""'''r
'o'"' '"Te' years nov the farmers have
found nearer and better marko,s-but no boo!
49,. NJ,
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THrRsn.Y. nnr. 3


o.,,-- :,.i..-, ih,nIpA'' zee o.
va ''o',I' II ""s o,ur'e,I T"' INC oroCr !,eued
W ~ ,'' N.Y. ,oD't ~ s,r" o.uo p'"I loou 'o
", - ''1s', "n' '"' EI','o TOT 'he support OF
..'aa 80 ~ .U', lau'''' nc ana
NJ, WI" ~ '-s 49,. 49,, i'IoL.'' 80
WI, ""t'a'' "'E'eu .''n t ''o uletE OF the ooerd
H. W "''Ns %. '.e u we TAX ',''
VIM uiet u"t "'''' l'e Ih'heh' OF inc
N,'eu I''ol, ~ nllr'iueu rs I" Iend eaGh
''.o ~. MS o"' 'O"" "'S'''u VI Tue c'efh
W." 49, w.
ILL, ar 1aeNsoh "n9I'd the following resolution
why" was "u1PleI
I''o.'''; NAY we assessment MADE 10y t. w
oaIH,', ~ I"e to"h io's IA tle 'nIas. OF Slar,
az 'S'' l'"s ~ j, "'c VOW" 81 nu''Nhd
Jnr p'i ~ wy ~" u .. a'"'us' os n"u !. nvr,oy
He'.''eu 'I'u aS''-s'''c"'' ''s' 'o'S NOT having
oev., ~ rlip assessor OF lnG h'Tvs towns
me VI, T' Nt,' rfolnl'd 10, ooaldls oIlHa Nor
a,,-,,, . :" s ,'' C""' o' 1sS'''' wis Ao"eu'
"', ~u n,n,iom :" u !, ~, .,,..,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

I OF Nh'h amount there Is IN cash, sSl.tu, The
balance is IN county indebtedness.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted
\. F. WAGNER.
7rerurcr uf Ia .Siie to'mtt
On motion, the rel,rt, vi,h that of tn, sheriff
Wa referred to the committee "a Ensucc.
Board adjourned to o'clock p. M
OvE O'Clock =. ".
Tie following hill- reported upon by the com
Mite, ON claims were allowed
Fill Of VIM. AMI VI. Osman, fer printing, adyer.
Using &c, $3.50
O. iToicl,ki,s frr putting up stove, &c, SIS.
Wells Wait for services "a, member Of commit
tee on poor house, $500.
CALVIN W. Eel. for do, 81 80.
a. D. Buttericli, do, Sl5O.
j. ID. Harrison, do, $3.50,
II, Highly, 10, $50.
J. picrson. for medical a,tcn lance and meiI-
cine for paupcrs, $500
on motion leave IS given Mr. Jackson to with
draw his resolution offered in the morning IN ref
crgnco to Mrs lanes account.
Mr. Jackson offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Hr,o',cR. That tho sum Of S25oi he allowed
Mr. Asher Lane, ON condition Tint he give the
clerk Of the Soari a csipt in full Of all demands
ngainst the county Of Ia sale mp to this date and
that the clerk of TIL, board give him notice to
guy t"' premises "' =" oN'"i''' 'E "'l'
Ing VI" ~ ;''1 i'ue N'S w, ''"'' .,'"S WI
MUIR !; 'z''''" l.,''" '' ''.'''' N..Ir' az :
Isr "ee" ''' "'>h''.' &C., "''.'u'.''''E 4" 80
-" h,o,,'l' "'s ''i"'' ~ '"G V''',,''.'s wa .'
N"!''h7'"I DOM" WAS ""'i'eN u! '"' '''o"'" e
N''L. WI. NJ. W, ,r,.,.r
-, If''- hr2r"'!cy' NtnN'oh' nI,'' M,''1eD
rlay'%n TAno"ay, Mehu,lay' '",oT" ''I r 2y.
tt",.o tI.t
'''NseF' I,,'7"y' IH -.
N'.'- A@'Nty' i,''''' '''NS''A T" "''"'o' "'S
me-, ,-,,,. H.. i. ,,,.-.....
ou til'Hon OF AT' Ja-"s'"' '"' '''''"'"5 ''>'.
luton was ' VIZ, ','I' .,
","r'', 'n"' ,'e nnI',ee on me SAN 'l7'".'
u'"' oe ".''c''', ",>','''eo wa 1'', ~. "''"'
u'u P.tIs"' nsg', 81 ,ns 'ou,'H' " n'7",'A'' "
loAn VII" ~ w. 9'i t',' 10 '"o "'''-'. ''s'e''"
10 pay 'ne u."i hv'' oy ''iA "-"'as' '''i Gun
~ per cent '''''t,' 'Ig I'''.v>' IA! ape ar
MA, !" ~, i'o,'s S 'nc "'''1 "''.'",' Iy"yH'
'oS',"gr WIN .i'"ov 81 INC .'H''I'"'' VA 'ne
HnoS Is p'ui ''n s"lA committee are also or,
u w !" ''P1Ie vac necessary o''U5 "II ''use
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NuCTcss.
Washington,

Washington, D7c. | |.
srNTH-lir Hale prcscu'cda petition to IDOL.
.'h Vie usual punishment IN tho army, and NOV.
eli thrprr'lns Of the recent trial and sentence Of
private soldier. Referred to committee on
military affairs
On motion the finance committee wac allowed
clerk
Mr Benton introduced bill on tie creation Of
q western armory.
Nlr Chase introduced joint resolutions reap
pointing Richard Rush and Col Tot,cn, regents
Of the Smithsonian Institute, from Ohio. where.
upon, after passing tho customary resolutions, the
Senate adjourned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

A CvRioUs CmLp-lhe Census takcr rr the
Third ward Of this city reports having met with
u child, only ,igh month, old, twenty eight inch.
rs IN height uni weigh, thirty pounds But tho
curiosity consist, IN thi.-thnt tins child now talks,
and speaks tluen,ly aud djstinety--.H Louis H,y.
Thu, ia very wonderful, to he sure, but We
have heard Of a case that goes altogether ahead
Of IT, According To- current rumur the child Of u
German woman IN this city, when only Nrc,
lcerkS old, could ar,icula,c words distinctly The
story told by the woman uul her friends 10, that
last summer during the prevalence of the chole.
IN, she lost promising chIld about fifteen months
Of age, that shc was incunsolablr, and often
went to the graveyard To pour out her grici IN
the little one, and IN her pIruXysms of sorrow
sha was accustomed to pray passionntcly that TOD
would give back her child. some i've or six
weeks siucc she gave birth to another child, very
large fpr new born infant aud bearing strong
ic-uublauro tn that which she had lost 1t cxhI-
bitrd almost miraculous prccocity from the first,
and at the end Of three weeks, readily ariculatrd
the very words which the dead child had been
accustomed turrpcut and altogether bore the ap.
pcarauce Of cl,,ld of that ago, This, fcuursr,
was soon no,cd through the ncishhurhnod, and
large numbers vent to behold the pruduy. aud,
a, We understand, are going still. OF late Il has
been exhibited at 40 much per head
Such is thp ttorv, and we leave IT with the rub.
lie to Judge of it, ctediJlity - Chicago TnL.
Tho Texas boundary proposition ha, been nc.
copied 10y the vo'er. of that SLIto--lLo majority
1000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

The Charleston Courier of Saturday states tina;
Gov. FRrSuu haa commUied the sentence Of jcuS
kNiGnr-vho wa. tried at the Inst term If the
Edgar county Circuit Court, for the murder Of hi.
brother, Josrrn KSlGuE and sentenced to be hung
to Imprisonment lor lilo in the p,n.enlary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14
Srecilic nntics.

more, N-,s.-c it Will be seen thu, be- has aban
lnael that darlirl measure Of the viii. party
l.-h rrotr,ti,, ,al.F-hat recommends that
Ion, exploded heres, the New Iuganl FEEDER
.,ts--a tp'y OF g-.t. ft.ss The argameu,
which i, here adJu,cla supper, of,li, system b,
rgta cool one and I,lerc O., amy force IN 1t at all
q is Against ,L1 ,gs;,m rather than Ia Is favor
lie SAYS.
- h.gh rri con- n.vsr ic permanent ltv...
.js ' ,r-, a.. ~,
men, OF capital 40 u7uun,H..- ta such yN,..,. ,.at
Wu.h '.!'t,' '..,-.' 1'', ",
r.ot,t,uu. WHAT ,r- manufacturer vru,-t- ur,-
'In} a"+ 'I'aa.,.''' ,.l Hg may Tee. ''..'-
Ra.t,. rp.kra rar..r uniform and p,rma~r,t. F.. 3.
mot .uN necessary '"s' ,"e u" -H.H" moot be- a' l-
n,, .,- a.. ...t.,,,t.... ,.r... ,.v, ..r.,'. I'd,
ua'ar' . t". 'r,..e .- 'a.0 - 90 '...H' .. NJ
go, ,,,.,,.-, rr D., ,-,'i ,o., ,,...,-, ~.-....
dw.s-. o1ua. CONTRARY 0rs equal and art,'n 10 'I
. ,,.', ,... o.. h.. ,,
uvan-c duty .poa ..a, taauu punoga yI aa uteuor
i'"N .....'t '. '...'..'. '. ~. '.'.''
lrsn,ass. sufficient 'a ga-c rlr requisite revenue.
maha~ ,4 ID ,',.' .' ' o., 'i - .
a..son, waaoa, excluding trrr.ru cyupcuuou'
To siyc oar readers a clear understanding Of
the difference between s.....'. i.'y anlan ai
.l.a91 E.tl let Us define their meaning for ~
fear tlore ~ many, particularly wh-S, Who so
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ONE O'clock =. NJ

ONE o'clock /. NJ,
II was ordered, that A. 7. Wagner county troa'
surcr have tho use OF the lower office. now occu-
pod by him, ut Ss5 Il year.
On motion, one cent Per tract was allowed for
extending and footing up the tax lists of the DIFF
hrent towns.
Bill Of ). W. Raymond, for making on, tho ma
Eessmeut rolls, was allowed, amounting TO si503.
On motion, twas ordered tina, the report tho
jury forl" wing out road in She town Of Freedom he
ndop,ea allowing the jury s 90 per day each, in.
stead OF : $50 ~ charged Whole amount to be
allowed by said town for jurors fees, damages.
and costs, ia $1,000, to be assessed lie tho next
years revenue on the town Of Frccdo,s.
The following bills were allowed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

rekin is one of ,ho placos-ihcy have then.
tire there now in full blast Their advertisement
in the paper printed there reads thus;
"TllEATREl
The Theatre Bhoys will hold forth TO NIGHT
Perfection and the Two Grcguriea, with comic
singing and Yankee stories Al 40 and see"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

Eo,a'reI That A f. Wagner he required 10
Gle a. county treasurer. an HtIt., ma bond 20 the
one now held by the county, ct $1,000. with good
security. on or before the 1t day Of February
next
On motion i v1s ordered tia; The committee
on the Sal,,u-ta,l bond cou,.r with VIM. II. ".
Cu.Lnsn. scent tor the county. with regard TO
the condition If tIs special tx fund entrusted TO
his care ami report To the board.
Adjourned 10 ; O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

cl"'' 10 "Na".h inc N''h'uN ''H%phN 81 TINS Town
mon" 'he" "nS ana go m'n '' 'n't'nT'"'' III
sue" "'''''' "''"'''" u'''' '''','r'' ''""'~N ~
relation TO .hy'r own 'n'rre''~. nope you may
"''''' |' +" "" 'l, ,''' Ia We III.
A' J' u'".h' h'n,' ,'''-r> w '.'i ",' '",'' i",
q" 'h'' stare IA al '"'' ,"'.'n' ana "'"I' ]''I
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".f s'"o' ~ ''t 100 "',''" -
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w,.ha good substantial! nr,al ,arl rurr.,,, NTH
a.. is rrnglc, th. d., NyrmtlIun river. anon
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Scna'c-A number Of reports and petition,
were presented
Mr Gwinu offered resolution to print 5000
copies Of tho Presidents message in French
Laid over
Dr. Jones offered resolution to continue news.
paper, Of senators turing rccers-adopted.
Mt Cass' resolution Of last session su'pending
diplomatic relations with Austria, was taken up
and laid on tho table
Bralbury's resolution Of last session about re.
movals from Office, was taken up. Bradbury
modified it 50 as to call for the names Of those
removed, whose appointments were 20 be con.
(irmcd By the senate
A number Of other resolutions were modified
which gave rise to lengthy debate, during which
all the removals and their causes, since tho nd
ministrailon Of John Quincy Adam, to the pres.
cnt time were alluded TO- The debate finally
took turn to removal Of Lsnccs Weller during
which the senate adjourned
HoH"-Strong reported bill regulating the
mode Of taking testimony in certain cases
The consideration of the bill was postponed.
Mr.. Potter reported joint resolution for tenn
porNry appointment of an agent to receive bids
for carrying the mail, in Oregon and California.
which, after debate, was ordered TO third read.
ing
Motion toajiourn til Mundny-ncgatyed
House adjourned till tomorrow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

DRowNEo-'PRonARLy--Wc arc informed bv a
note from Utica dated the It'll inst, that on tho
preceding Friday, u coat vest. handkerchief aud
par Of gloves were found upon tho river bank
at uHco' aud which had apparently 1oa,cl ashore.
In the pocket was found letter addressed to
James Whitney aud two promi,,ory uoes. corrcs.
pond'ns with the same name The man i. sup
posed to have been u stranger from Missouri OF
Iowa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-14

Crysrs or BuHrAJ CovNIy-Wc are informed
by Mr. krNNGI, that he has nearly complete! the
census Il this County, and that the population
will not vary much nom ten thousand in 1913
our population wa- only about 1900, 60 that in
the last five years tho Increase has been about
90 per cent. The present year In, exceeded any
Of it, predecessors in the amount Of immigration
mustui which has come in since the first uf June.
As all who have come 90 the county siu,ctlmt day
nrc passed over in the examination, it J., quite
likely ,lat oar present population is near eleven
decentralization .ldrorglc.
la Sale beats You to deathl The increase in
this county duriag the same period, viii nearly
equal tho entire population Of Bureau