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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
DaIennOIl In EXiirY.

The Davenport Bee, in announcing the fact Of
the first breaking OF ground upon the Mississippi
aud Missouri Railroad, which runs from that city
to Council Bluff, through the heart Of the state
Of Iowa, thus holds forth:
The keystone that unloc,,s the wealth Of Iowa
1.-The eliminating point o! our destiny-the
wedge at the base Of the avalanche of improve.
ment--the doubt that rests between decisions
and action-,he fear that connects expectation
with cerialnty--the difficulty in the way Of men
who never stop when they commence-ls re-
mopedi!! Or viii be ere this sheet reaches the
eye OF the reader. Save this paper-hanI Il
down to posteri;y--letit be read when Dayen
port contains its hundred thousand r,hahitauts-
Tor it was printed while the first sAorrlIaN 81
eartk was bein, removed on the 2ississ yyi and
Aisseur, Rai!yoaai III Who cannot, as with the
eye of the magician look among the peobles Of
that first earth removed as into the uhscufity of
the future and see written out the glorious ies-
tiny of our city, county, State. aact the far west.
S-e our city containing is teus Of thousands Of
industrious citizens receiving and senJlug OF the
commerce Of the east, west. north and south
The teas offAr China over the PJcIdc road. and
the laccs OF france. While our nov grass cover
cd prsiries present TO the eve a vista Of beiut.
tul gardens and magnificent hsh!s Of waving
grain only broken by villages aud groves. The
individual has now arrived at uhnol who Will
see all this and say The half was not told aye
even that Oldest iuhabilan,--thr public spirited,
enterpyisiug lie Claire, who utcs IN himself the
pas. and the tuuye-the b!ood Of the noble rel
man who is fast being driven from bis home and
existence aud the white manhtose course Is on
ward-whO to day breaks gr9gs for our rail
road, will We hope and believe, yet 1--we To see
that day dawn. We canno, look upon this man
with other than feelings Of interest, sanding. a
be does, between the destiny Of progress and Of
inactivity, claiming 10 have carried the irSr
white blood across the father of waters aud stand
ing upon its borders at this great pass and way
in. progress onward. he seems 10 he is master
spirit, and his name will become part Of the
history of the West and remembered when even
his extensive blocks Of buildings have m0uldel.d
awav
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

a RArenAD srsr---fr..H r.r..0 table, ~.
data plbu-hrd 10 ties = i..,- w- gatlst be-
following items NJ relation 90 railroads H D.p.
B@tweco he ra-'e'u aui western bnrIrr, II che
State there are nine di,'iac' railroad lDc. r.u.
ming e4s, and wet ether entirely in.lel or TO-
rapid progress towards completion. Beiwssr
Lake Ere and The Ohio River there are sih THO
lines. Besides there are various o,hyr line. con
Meeting intermediate points aud built to an9er
pacific objects There are eighty -four counties
IN the State Of them six'y.'1ur have, or will
have, railroad, running through their county seat
The whole number Of nile, Of railroad will not
fall short 0! three thousau1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

NpGsrlEiL FipfLlTr. Tie New Orleans pa
p.f' bear lrsg! snt testimony ~ tie hi'lhHs., u
,he clerk men. both catholic and protestant
u that city sho, uuafpiurd By the fearful epr.
dem.c, administer relief 10 tho bodies auI c,fn
forts 10 the sogl of.her afflicted is'low.c.ilgn,
One Or two u them have rob,Iy fallen. while IN
the hi,bi4 discharge Of ,hoir holy duties and
others have been attacked by the pe,'iienaa Who,
It i, feryen'ly hoped, viii speedily recover. The
sclf.aer,heing lbors d these devoted gentleman
aro worthy Of their sacred calling anI cannot
hll to 30 properly appreciated by their rc.pec.
tive flek. and the eos.bn'y generally.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

PEACHES Mr. j. w. CaIkln, Of Deer Park
presented US the other DAY with lot " the tn.
est Peaches we have ,ecn TIL. season They
were very large and Of mos, drlciou. favor
Such little favOrs afford spoor prin'er.a world
u pleasure
Mr. Samuel Parker, of the south side. has also
our thanks fora lot Of bis truly elegant seed
Iings. They were equal to many Of the grated
varieties. We have no doub. these liberal dona.
tons have entirely cured US Of horid fever
which tripod Us up several days last week For
since We have endulged in these luxurie-, all
signs Of fever have departed. We hope our
friends will bring on their fruit and11ep the pa
per going.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

MAMMOTH TOMATOES Our fellow ,ownsman.
Maj l. l.. B,vJn, politely presented to Us OF
Saturday, 0r Tomatoes, the larges, and finest
we have ever seen before. They Weighed ,ogcth.
er sir pounds and three quarters, and what i,
most to be proud Of were thu growth ola gar.
den in this Borough IO!!sriYs (PaJ EmpOr,
um
That's nothing Mr, Emporium to whs. We
have now in our own garden. We could now
gather bushel baskc, full oftoma,oes from oul
vines, not one of which would weigh less than a
pound and half We had several hanging IN
our office, each wcishin. over . 81 lbs. Que
weighing lbs l l2 o.
We have also beet now growing in our gar
den which already measures over ! foo, in d..
ameter and We expect it to reach about Is
inches by the time frost comes.
Can any Of your Keystone editors boat this.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

FsrIr GaowERs CosvrNuos- The Northwest.
ern Fruit Growers Association hold convention
at Obcago, commencing on the 4th Of oeiober
next and to continue four days. 1t is confident.
~ believed that there will be exhibited BY this
bcdy, the greatest variety o: standard fruit, ever
before brought together in this country. Be
sidss hundreds in tie West, many Of the mos,
omirout Pomologs.s AMI successful Fruit Grow.
,rs Of the East, have ssalf4d their intention Of
being present, with choice collections Of fruit.
which, added to the glorious Abundance Of thi.
favored season in the broad Northwest, may
certainly be expected to make up gathering Of
fruits and Fruit Growers 10 warrant the bold
prediction above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

DKs1RrcnrE FiRE.--1he extensive engine
works aud car mandatory Of w. Gates & Co.
IN Chicago, was burned to the ground on Wed
nesday evening last. Loss about 81 1000. This
was one Of the largest establishments Of the kind
IN the west, and it's destruction at the present
time isn'nch felt on account Of the graa, deua and
for engines and cars throughout the state, created
Ny the great number Of railroads that are 60
rapidly approaching completion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

N'wlos every farmer who has any thing ex
traordiua'y either as stock, fruit, or vegetables
bring II in to the Fair Of our county society.
which will be held on the eth and 2sth inst, al
Ottawa We have several articles Of our own
raising which we shall exhts, aud eefy Ito
county to boat Us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
D STOUT, GAuiymoH.

We are authorized to announce JosErH II
W.GSga as candidate Gor We election to the Of,
fee Of county surveyor II, the ensuing election,
subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic county
convention, should one be held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

HoGs-1Le Louisville journal says I'VE hear
OF n cont facl for OUG bead at 81 OF ihr hooks +,
also 300 head at si.I9l . 81 tbe booaL The j.
abpu, Equal to 1913 gps-, 80 uiles from the eity.
Farmers are asking 80 grga,, bl, packers are w.
willing to pay his"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
Free Democracy RaIIy,.

There will be a Convention ofthe Free Democ.
racy of LaSalle County on Wednesday the 2l.i
inst, in the Free Church at Ottawa Important
business will come before the convention, ans We
expect every friend II Freedom to 10 oa baud
by oF!er Of me central committee,
10 STOITy l6Jiytnou.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

FORT WAYNE AND CmCAGo 1t R--The Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad has been placed uu'
der contract f'r grading aud masonry The road,
which Is 1870 nile, bong. ne nearly straight The
cost u estlnhtelat 81 500.Ol0, which will be IN
part provided for by a stock subscription of 81,
$50 600 The road i, 10 be fai,hee by the close
Of lS5t.-N Dim,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

Tie po'a,oe blight 10 visited the fields at Hart
ford, Conn. and the 70. is prevailing very cxlen.
s7ely.
The tobacco crop in Kentucky this season, ne
we learn from our exchange in that State, will 30
almost an entire failure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

lLusof, CENTRAL Il R-A large number of
hand. came out from Chicago yr-,orday over the
q. & @ U.R II. to cDmmencr the laying down OF
lie track nn the Glena Branch ct 'he Illinois
CoNral Wcunlerstnnd that about ~ miles ol
the road will be- put IN runn'ng order ~ soon ~
the,t,ck can be laid We congratulate our friend,
ives, Of TIL, on their prospccts.--FrepoH Bpl.
itiu,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

New MocTn.-1he Alton papers are re.
joieng over the fact that the Missouri River
has broke through the neck Of land between it
sod the Mississippi, nearly opposite that city,
and is now pouring through this new mouth
with sseh force as bids fair to make this the
main elannsl.for navigation in future. Should
their hopes be realized, it would be grea, thing
for Alton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

Willow FEysa AZ NArcnE'.-rhe yellow f..
yer has broken out u, Matches Up TO the 20.h
ul,, there had been over 400 Icalh,- population
5000,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

'hL NATIONAL LIBRARY Ar WA.o,xer,v VI.
coy the following description Of the b,u - 49,
,3oges,'' library at Washington f,o,o H.,
Union, Of the 95lh ut: Wv
The iirst impression. s'you look around ia oro
"' u""'"Ned pleasure The whole work To tb,,
"''' minute part Is iron. aud ,,. - sp'rudidly
Is II painted AMI gtld.d So clabor,t. an inl.hmI
we ,"e ornaments that YOU can .c,r,,Iy creIt
-. =" rue ceiling. composed If Immrp..
p. N'hs IKE massive block. of brown nm.
.. IN = most artl,Ucnlly constructed sonst,,
+ .' '' S"rN5'h aud beauty m thrin,,t prrG.,t
.,,h "N Toe only ent,o ceiling On the
Ir,L, '','''E through the centre Is ;he XIV.
ts, - " N''rSW'y o'namrulrI wi'ha cln,.
'' VT ''"''' numbering some hundred -r,rlar,
d. many Hs We may vet numb.r S,,',,.
cuuir1rtarv "."'VH ~ OFF
,..I '.A' are me two long raNcries-all f,,,-tho
,,.. Wv lattice wo,S the bdu,rruur4 ih,
'' 80, scrolls. ihe floor. tho shelves TN,
90" 'Nr '''p- 10y which youu.rfn1 M.
w we N'n' can bee more perfectly h.,ui,GL
t'" '"' si"r' ct Jhc cclIu, the, ,rn,...,,
''''''"'' rlr'ng~, with golden ear. pf r.r, ,,J
: 81 '"'lers Of grape, m'erspcr,rd anon, tb,r
"'' Inc casting was d"n- by Nr..r. .Ls
80 N 20, of Nrw York, and rel r,. gr.,t
,'y''' %" Their ta't" and judgment The tuIIi,nt
'''''P'i' which adoru tha tl,lrs If the tIl
tS ana 'icoNes. were also made IN No.
i,'"' "ni were procured expressly b, M...,.
.-S''' Downs, Of thu. cty The frr.,,..
C ga',I-' '' ~, re the bar.wok Of Mr. l. +.
100, 100, VI "Nhngion, and he may w,.l be con.
Ef3l"'a,~d IN regard to them.
, ''e Library now comprises some os npy y,.
,,''.'. am is destined To he much ,p.r,,.rI
N'' gee" improvement is the f,e.ry with ot,,h
'"' ''"h' can Bee rrt,lci The al..,.. ,r.. =,
constructed char ro lad len. or stem. ale ,,.f.I
TO r'''' Them Tue tables and .ot,. ar.. min.
''' y 3" ah'rd ample room FIR proun.p..,g,
nv" me p''i'e al',s'ion of the liLr4r.,r..rJ ~,
"'-','''r- az once render every visitor a, bonn.
. we ''e'' qIg,'ed TO state that. f5r ,Ie present,
we L.'''T' wi. bee open on Iur,d.,.. lAu,,
DAYS aud SamrIs,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

We are authorized to announce b. d. FsLLows,
as candidate for Treasurer, at the fall election,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

Miss BayANr from the i'll health Of her sister.
will be detained in Wisconsin longer than she eS'
pected, hence she is under the necessity OF with,
drawing the notice Of her school.
Ottawa Sent lst 1898
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

VALUE or PRorEgTr IN Ia SAIL. CJrsrr-
Through the pOli,ensss Of IIr. Raymond, county
clerk, We have been permitted to collec, the fol.
loving statistics Of tho value Of real estate aud
personal property in this county, us appears
from the last assessment.
Value oil Lands, SslI92lG
do Town Lots, 5siu2l
Personal Property, l,D7i29G
Value, 50 sol 1898
There are in the county sO2s horses; 2i,4So
head OF cattle; cola sheep, ASH hogs.
Thin shows an increase of nearly $500 900
over last year in tho value Of real estate, aud
abos, ! per cent on stock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

The Joliet pnpers say HOUSEKEEPING aud pet.
~ thievug j. becoming quite The order Of the day
IN that city No lcss than four butslares are chGo.
ni.led ia Ices th.n week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

MoTns.-Monihs will no, 20 into a wardrobe,
drawers or trunks, where u piece Of paper or
linen with turptntine, I. deposited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

NOTICE Rev George B,ssett will preach in
the Bip'is, Church on sunday morning, llth inst,
at the usual hour
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

MARRIED On the 9Th mat, by the Rev.
Geo Srhlo-ser, Mr.. Lyman Lancaster to Miss
VI ugaret n MIoar, all uf Ia Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

We publish on Cur fr,t page Ik, week a
sparkling ws..temferei and Pu.p.sd letter, from
Lord John Russell to the EagI,h Minister at
Washington. It i, intended as a reply to Ar.
Eserett- celebrated letter, IN which lie declined.
DC behalf Of the American government, to be a
party with France and England. TO any treaty IN
re'.iiou to the transfer u the allegiance Of Cuba
from the Spanish government On couauu..
eating ,Li. leuer to Slr Marcy there seems to
have been 40 understanding ,allIl. matter #
Negotiation was TO stop leaving each gl'e.n
men. TO adopt it. own course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

RAIL R'An' d RIAL Z gArg Railroads may
truly be said 10 he the hf. Of rouu'y. The
Construction 81 the Central Military Vrac, Road.
through xxx county north AMI ,og,n b, said las
ah,ady nearly doubled The price Of land within
ten m..s, OF %, line The same may re said Of
ever, road ia the state, e.h.r flushed or under
contract.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

The srArr FMa-Mr. Murray. correspcnd;,,
secretary of the state Agricultural society IA.
handed us the following notice for public,,,on
o'her papers IN the State are requested I,
copy.
Office Of The G 4 c. U. R.R Co.
D.s, CnicAGo, sept g. 1893
ST - have your favor Of "a INST
sue" persons as desire To- attend ia. stat,
''s s' iair Mt Springfield. on IA. Iih
viii ""u .1'n DAYS OF October next, free C,rn
Wit. on Ei"",r , Them one "agWcr Til. road to
''' ,'n''ie oi the society NJ the cory,,,",,,'
49,, .' ,.''' tn'E were m attendance Mrn,h,,. ~
ways w I''sSeu nee both
Hu,h articles as are designed for c,i;,;,i,,
WA De transported over lhi. road Go.
."''Se Upon th" following condiion. rh w
must 'rP '1'p'ymarktd and ma liability win ,I",y
Incurred 9> the company for damages ,Inn.
i,, "','''r' IN transporting on hlndlng NOR G,"'
''S'' very uuly, joins TuGNrE S,.y '"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
AndrIeu's MAGNIFICENT Views


or Nee Orleans. 81 L5,eis, Southern Scenes
and the London Crystal Pulace-said by those
who have seen it. and by The Southern and
Eastern press, to be The mos, splendid work oia'i
ever presented to the American public, will be
exhibited at the Court House. on NJ aday and
Tuesday evenings next. (Sep, l2lh and l3,h)
SEED WHEAr-A practical farmer fom Maine,
writes to the Patent office, that seed wheat should
never be threshed with a Machine. He had tried
the experiment, and that thrssLed BY hanN had
yielded one fourth more to the acre than that
thrcshed With a machine and the berry was much
fuller, aud the flour made from it far superior
The reason for this he contends, is, tina, he ma
chine breakes a large portion of the seeds, which
prevents them from growing The ou,,lle roat.
ing bgi.g broken the moisture gets TO the germ
and kills it, This happens generally TO the lar-
est steis--those that are best developed aud
which produce the small hard shrivcrd seeds
remain whole. These produce feeble stocks and
poor wheat # not chess Hence he accuurt> for
the abundance pfthc-s in wheat raised from seed
tarr,h-l hy the machines. 1t woul4 be well Tor
OR l4rm,Ts 'n trN this plan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

Assn CggcE ~ n Y.-PeorEsry ~ WALL
-IaaFr -- Ice ir-i definite -t"phis been taken ny
'.s Treasury Department nr the location Of the
New Yuk Assay on g. II wa. found quite di
b-uit ~ rent ~ lsa-e suitable bI,dlns Suthc
secretary was induced 10 enter upon aud finally
POP conclude, a. ilr ~ he can do without the fnr.
,h,i action Il Congress, au Important negotiation
with the Bank, II tho State and Commerce, TT
10. purchase n their fine property, adjoining the
Custom liYgse, Is feet front on Wall street,
back 10 feet parallel with the Custom House
Nr gbeh be b. 10 ply sj!opJo 'uhIsct 10 the
approval u Congress, WIN have. ib4s tar, voted
only 300 900 30 the A..Iy Office The present
Price and pa.l history Of th. property, illustrate
the wonderful progress, Of real values ~ and
about our great money crnrc. The iva oisscs
nov seed ~ the Bank II the State aud the ! inh
II Commerce. we're erected 10y the Bank oi the
United s,ales. funder the National Charlef) a.
ore Banking hou.r, the lot being had from Nj
Julian q. yerplanck Tor 10000 On the exp
ru'l1n ~ the charter, the property was sold
about s36. at what was then deemed an extra
VACANT figure. $500 and now, IN 1853, =
p,.sr. 10 the General Goycsnmsnt, at $4,000
and this deemed no very extraordinary sale, a.
real pslnic in the same street now goes. Ger
Aiuly. IN the same proportion, the Merchants
Exchange, capital 81 900 600, must be regarded
a. very cheap Stoek.-N Y. Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

low, LSNp'ODICE- We ser It stated - The
Iowa papers tia, 100000 in specie have been
taken in, within the las three mouthsa' paou.
qIe, Iowa cry, For, Dtsmyjucs and Chautou--
AMI is probably no, equal Go the amount received
ln land warrants
The rush for western land. !. daily becoming
greater,
a friend writes II. from Nv York ,hus:
We are spreading the sack,r fever here Ike
wild fire, and You may look Cor .t',e army Of
u in another year Our only trouble Is We can.
no; sell out here to as good advantage as Ne
wish. Wr,,r tome soon. give me al the land
news you can. Iwant TO know all that can be
learned abou; coal and ,iuJer--,hcy are mu.h
needed in your State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

empty riumphthe discontinue Of those who had pu-
rality Of the votes of the Convention
So, we have the wars of the Roses yet UNI
settled York against Lancaster, "Old Fogy-
ism against Young America" Cas- against
Douglass
But, one more quotation from the Louisiana
Democrats
eIf Mr. slde wishes tn retain the strong hold hn has
pon the democracy Of Louisiana he must cut leoserom
such entspgng alliances A. G Penn, Thos Ct. David
SON and others of the kidney Their touch is lepe
rous--their support damnipgn
These are curious specimens of the harmony
of the democratic family in Louisiana. 1t sounds
queerly to know that leading democratic or
gan says, after the elections, of A. G. Penn,
Chairman of the Democratic National CONF
mittee at Washington, and of Thos G. Davidson,
Democratic Presidential Elector in Louisi-
ana, that g their touch is leperous, their sup
port damningF' The fact of the matter is. what
with sweeping the State, and what with sweep
ing the Union, our democratic friends are rich
enough to give ga general blow out" and
though their music may be slightly discordant,
we think we can find sufficient melody in it to
advise general " break down"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. IA

VERA SnA. Or Ga1 " Smith, Meade, hasries Kerr
" u 1-j Bower W BEtiil', W.rftd, Sion DIV
D4ks, li " Cox, k Coz lady II
Sparks, Il Egsb,ro, Il Mlor family " O; 5qno J. 1
Drew" lt sld cll Ms Soft Mr- Smrr Go Pollard John p
a1seH, Groves, Bass, NJ Dunn lady fran
Moo'pn, u Ibgmas II H. gue, Dir Boanl, l. Iisrron In ]
BHey Mass Crawford, Pbl Bame1, Ala Manly Tex
II Cation, Jas At', q James, Crowley.
v Ra1e' Cos Warren Va = Bacon, thigh AieEeRny, D
Brel5n, Mass.
CITY ;;. Kaiapeu Bowman hGd ai7 " Ptnilelou a
Campbell and luly, Va Geo Hooper, FrHH, II Heard,
snodgmssl u Petite JHl', II v Hatcher, Gtla.
bowman and Indy Dr Alexander Nj sbs and three cran
Ia II brliId nnd lady Coz an ady, Ms Coz Nare.k,
Ii linis iieT1st Mss JOS Crawford, louisville
Ge,ys C9sJ Emanuel AetHr; 9 Walde Tenn j Collier,
ihgna4 Ohoi Sgma, ~, Cammark, o y Hl, 7
slf, ! T. DaNsen WillaTG Arb L Philips il. T. 7 Ram
brdge, Bat W II Dunbar, Boso4.
ARCADE Mr. tH.aEon, u 5iloEe, J e
Aus!n, hahre, euros-, Las ? Aurtsb Manly TnAns
I1ad, NY nr Hunter wngh Ala Cta, lacket, Can
trely, Gai T Cl'y Aloi la G. Rotlson
Phillips ATk Z oio, 90 T WsiIel 81 b Thomas
: T. rerkms, Y.
ST LOUIS llgF s.. Boston; hr ls1iul ~ n7ai, Ms
atahg o. hy1ns agey' NJ Patterson Md ly, W rurlba,
DIgu lHi y Wtl-sPon tiFriE, - Shields lady,
MtHs Sugnt, Mics; John Nenr3ll, Pittsburgh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-15

Hon. II. G. THIBoDAUx.-Sometim since two
Of our city contemporaries very singularly re-
ported this staunch and influential whig as being
. democratic candidate. The Thibodaux Miner
w notes and corrects what was, doubtless, ain
inadvertence. Mr.. Thibodaux is wing " true
% steel" and was not u candidate in our recent
State elections He was voted for by hundreds
in the face Of his positive declination and the
vote he received shows that it only needed his
consent to serve in the State Senate, to make u
handsome compliment an overwhelmingly certain
election. We have mislaid the Minerva, or we
should re-publish its remarks In such men as
Mr.. T. the wings Of Louisiana find strength and
counsel We cannot loan his name to the dem
ocrsts.